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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
SAYS HE PROVED HIS CASE
Hadley's Fight Against Oil Trust
Completes Present Investigation.

NEW YORK, March 29.-With the
Standard OIL hearing, so far as New
York is concerned, closed, Attorney
General Hadley Of Missouri started for
home last night, with his assistant,
Rush G. Lake. and Frank HaGernan,
the Standard OIL lawyer from st, Louis
Alfred D. Eddy, the Western counsel
OF the Standard Oh. left for Chicago.
Il have made my case" said Mr..
Haoley just before leaving.
Hns Made His Case.
81 consider that l proved every al
legation contained In the infoTma ton
filed When the case Is argued l Will
ask the Supreme court of Missouri to
render a decision which Will punish the
Standard OIL for its violation of the
laws OF Missouri In the past, and TO i'm
pose conditions which viii guarantee
that corporations compliance with the
laws requirements In the future"
NJ, Hagerman before taking his
train said
Missouri Is Proud.
MY friend Hadley has given US Mis-
sourlans cause to be proud / feel that
am honored when / introduced him to
n stranger as the Missouri Attorney
General and l believe thet there is a
great future in store for him. 1t would
be mighty good politics for any Presi-
dent TO name him AttorneyGeneral of
the United States"
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Fridays Fair Grounds Entries.

First race. six furlongs, sclling-Henry
Hentricks 1A Maverick l16 Hudson ll6,
Blucmound 12l, Dance Music no. Augur
Iii, Sigmund 1l6. Blue and Orange llb, 20
tentc lie. Maurccn o. Simplicity ITO, st
John III. Flying Trapeze ll5 Hekate lJ2.
Charles Mckee liz.
Second race, 1--WE and q half furlongs,
sclling-DreAmland %. Wedding Ring l03.
aCtherine X. l03, Skyte 100. Ancient With
l03, Globcrunncr lol. Hand Bag l0l, Mo-
retto II. 100, Sorsaparlla los, Discern
;nent 9s Amy RILEY 96, Request l0S, Eta
NJ. l0l.
Third race. one mile, scllng-Monis ll2
Stonewall liz, Dapple Gold HI Water
Pansy 102, Mintleaf 112, odd Luck lOo.
Ternus aS. Verandah 107, Alan Ills, Clare
mont III.
Fourth race Ave furlonss. handicap
Sanscrit "a, Halvisa los, Commodore 90.
THEM - Couple Commodore and Marie
as MacKessy entry, Lack Marie 1e'
Blackmate 10
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Beech-
wood lO4. SchoharIe l2i. Mohave 12l, Pin
sticker %. Simon Kent lie, Brookston
ilG. Daniel c. lO2. Moinepring 1l9, Paul
100. Limerick 120. Scotch Dance ia, King
Gem 1G7, Owasca ia. Nenator l2l.
Sixth race. one mile. .slling-St Bonnie
no. John Mcbride 90. intrigue ll5 WIN
Shelly lis. Philroque 93 Dorothy Dodd
l02 Katherine l.. 80, Nanhope ll0, Lady
Ray l0S, Magic Power SIS. Plautus ll5,
Weather cloudy. track heavy.
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RECORD Of WAR
DEPARTMENT STANDS
Former Fort Douglas Officer
Loses Case in Supreme
Court.
Special 70 the Tribune

Special TO the Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID, c.. March 29,-Jus-
tice Stafford OF the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia today sustained a de-
murrer TO the bill in equity filed by Mai
Peter o. Egan. surgeon l. S. A, against
Secretary Of War Taft
Egan was stationed at Fort Douglas.
Utah. In 1900, and was tried by court
martial on charges OF neglecting sick sol
diers. and found not guilty. The review
ing officer In the War department 1isap-
proved the courts findings on some OF the
specifications, approving II on others, and
expressed an opinion on Egan's conduct.
IL was this opinion that Egan sought by
his suit TO have struck from the records
of the War department, contending that
press an opinion.
The court In dsmissing the bill de-
cided II had no jurisdiction over the Of
hcul records OF the War department..
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WEATHER REPORT

Yesterdays report at the local office OF the
weather bureau
Maximum temperature. 81 degrees mini
mum temperature, 5 degrees; tcmpera-
turc, - degrees, which is degrees above the
normal.
. Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
the lrst OF the month. ~ degrees,
Accumulated dcnci s1cy OF temperature since
January L. ~ deEceea
Total precipitation from p. 10 6 p. M.
none
Accumulated excess of precipitation since
The first OF TIE month, IS Inch.
Accumulated OF precipitation since
January l. 81 inches.
Relative humidity AT p. m. Sc per cent
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DEMAND BIG FEES
Attorneys for Equitable Are Pressing
for Their Money,

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Directors of
the Equitable Life Assurance society. at
meeting today, elected John n Beach
a dry goods merchant, as member OF
that board.
II was announced that the accounts OF
three lawyers-formcr Justice William y
Cohen. William p. Hornblower and Adrl-
an II Joline-amounting TO $50 coo, $45 300
and SIS, 900. respectively. for services ron
dcrcd to officers ot the Alexander II yde
administration, are In the hands OF an
arbitration committee, which has not yet
submitted Its report.
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REIGN OF TERROR
City of Odessa Is Overrun With
Anarchists.

ODESSA, March 29.-Attempts to rob
business and private houses occur here
daily Yesterday ten anarchists rushed into
a Wholesale grocery store and demanded
$1,000 threa tening the clerks with bombe
II they refused A duel with revolvers
followed, during which two anarchists
were killed
The authorities have taken extraordi-
nary precautions to protect property.
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FAvOR|TES RETURN
TOFORM At OAKLAND
BlumentbaI Only One TO Upset
the ROOkmakerS Yes
terday.
JOCKEY ROBINSON
GOING NORTHWEST
Nothing but Short Priced
Horses for Talent Now on
Fast Track.

SAN FRANCISCO March 29-Favorites
captured all but one event at Oakland to-
day. Tho exception was in the high
weight selling races in which Blumenthal
displayed all the speed over tho heavily
PLAYED Alsono,
Northwest Sneaks In.
Northwest winning and turning the tables
on Massa- These two were the choices.
Mnssa began by opening a gap, but when
Robinson, on Northwest, went after the
pacemaker he easily passed him, Weather
cloudy. track fast.
Results: First race. nve furlongs-
Elota. l05 Clark, to ]. won, Bucq c.,
lCt buchanan, S to /, second; Ed Treecy,
l0l Frcston), p 10 l, third Time, l:02is.
Blanche C.. Queen Aileene. ST. Lucur.
Reba, Gold Heather and Duke OF Orleans
also ran.
Robinson Rides Three Winners.
Second race, futurity course-Dod An
derson, los lRobnsonD. 13 to S. won; Mas
sada, 10i Clark, l3 TO 3, second; Lem
Reed, l07 (Fountain). lS to o. third. Time,
LIN. Ethed Barrymore, Yellowstone,
Captain Forsee and Bear Hunter also
Third race. five and a half furlongs-
Blumenthal la2 tDusnn), TO ?, won;
Dora l.. l24, Of. Kelly, 60 TO !, third.
Time, 1903 Adirondack. Chassis, Chest.
nut. Batidor Wistaria. Olympia and
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
Northwest 10l (Robinson). IA to 8. won:
Massa; 1o2 (Preston), to 2 second
Fisherboy. 1o7 Fountain), 10 to l. third
Time 1:45a.: Ed Sheridan, Bonar HI
Caul Cap. Gateway. Wexford and Pre-
scrvntor also ran.
CRobinson), even, won; Lady King 1O2
(Wrighp, to l, second; Integrity. 1O7
(BarretD. 90 to l, third. Time. ] l29. Ro-
9aro; % Rot.ou, Jake Moose E,Tolic, Iron
Temptation also ran,
Pryor's Hunch on Blue Eyes.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
Blue Eyes, 1W (Clark), TO 5, won. ]. K.
F, 81 lRussclD II to o. second Huston.
g (E. Hayesls 100 to l, third; Time; l.is4.
Sandstone, No Remark Flora Bright
Sinner and Simon also ran.
Fridays Oakland Entries.
First race. futurlty course-Bob Nc
l20; Master 40, Rector. 40; Degram-
mont. IA; Dotage; III; Miss Rahpaei, us;
Black Joe. lie: Circus. 123.
Second race. three and half furlongs-
Ramiro; 1(9j Utica, 109: Menden, ia. Ia
mana. Ia; Kamsack ia; Ooceanshore III;
los, Goldena. lc5; Bonar 106
Third race, one milc-Sacredus. 107;
Bird Of Passage. l07; Mountebank, 107, w
j.. los. Standard, 1o5, Elba, 1G5; Florence
Fonson, 105. Jolly Witch, l05. Leash. lO5;
Poonius. l1O; Blacl<thorn, 10; Phaon.
no, Auto Hood, ll0
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-
Hector. 90; Tocolaw 122; DR.. Gardner. 1I6;
Sir Edward, lol; Toupee, 102; Princess
'ritania, l0S.
Fifth race, six fur longs-Hedgcthom
loi; Grasscutter. 90; Lord Nelson 99
1avora, 80, Bctsey, 80: ST. Vomoa. lO5;
Main, 1l3; Cocksure, 107; Salnada, "a
Moncle Mabel. ga; Ebel Thatcher. 1lO.
Sixth race. one mile-Critical 107; Colo
man, &c: Wee Lass. 81, ST. George, Jr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
BUY BIG CANAL
Government VIII Garry Forward
Large Irrigation Work,

SEATTLE. March Z9.-Thc United States
Government has accepted the offer OF the
Washington Irrigation company TO sell
the Suunysid" canal and lateral works.
the largest irrigation system in tho North
west, located I'm Yakima and Benton coun-
ties. for $4,000
This means that the Government which
hss already approved the Tieton and
Yakima irrigation projects. will water
l2S OD acres OF arid lands In this State
spending s2.5QO.0o0 within the next threc
years
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Makes Second Attempt.

Mr. Loofbourow failed TO get the state
ment admitted Tuesday and he tried II
again Yesterday forenoon while James
Bradley was on the stand. but the court
refused 20 admit 1t.
During the afternoon. however, Ofhcers
shannon and Chase were upon the stand
and they laid the foundation In such man
rcr thar the court admitted the testimony.
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Shot Down Like O Dog

According TO both officers. Wilson said.
while lying on the floor, where he fell
after being shot. and in the presence OF
Thomas: He shot me down like dog
ana didn't give me no chance To this
declaration Thomas made no reply.
In addition TO the two officers, Drs,
BALDWIN aud Whitney testified during the
day- their testimony going to show that
WILSON'S wound caused his death.
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STAT EMENT OF WILSON
IS At LAST GOTTEN IN
Declared He Had Been Shot
Down Like a Dog, and
Not Given Chance.

The statement made by Harry Wilson.
In the presence OF Jesse Thomas and
others shortly after Wilson had been shot
by Thomas, has at last been gotten into
the record by District Attorney Loot
bourow, who Is prosecuting Thomas In
the Third District court on charge of
murder in the first degree for the killing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
DON'T ASK NE WHO WON
At FAIR GROUNDS TRACK
That is Answered in the Sum
mary of the Racing
Sheet.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2s.-Dont Ask
Nc wos tho feature OF the afternoon =
racing at the Fair Grounds. winning ont
in close flnIsh. Light Note made good
In the fanl event over a good field. Re
suits:
First race four and q half furlongs-
Blackburn won Helmuth second BaleShe
third. Time, % $-5 seconds
won. King Cole second, Enveritc third
Time, 1:l6 20
Third race, mile and twenty yards
Don't Ask Me won, Daniel second. old
Hal third, Time, 1siI rs.
Fourth race Ave and n half furlongs,,
Security won, DcuN Temps second,
Stoncr Hill third. Time, los 20
Fifth race. six furlongs, sclling-Del-
more won, Hyacinth second. Triple Sill
N,r third Time, ] is 2-S.
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards
Light Note won, Mahogany second, In
lrigme third Time l IS
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MANGLED BY FALL
Victim Drops Over High Cliff From
Moving Train

VANCOUVER, b. c., March 29-Thc
battered body of r. a. Macdonald OF
Agassz was found at Boston bar on the
Frazier river Tuesday Macdonald left
AEassiz b C, on March 10. intending to
go by train to Nelson At the point
where the remains were found there Is
a sheer drop OF loo feet from the Cana
dian Pacific Railway company,,s tracks to
the bed OF the river. and II IS supposed
that Macdonald fell from the moving
train into the gorge below
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
BUSINESS MEN WIN OUT.
Defeat Crescents in City Bowling
League Series

The rrescents met With defeat ut the Crown
alleys last night at The bands OF the Business
Mems bowling team In the City league series
MAYS was the high man for tho evening with
total OF 534. The score:
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30 DAYS INTEREST.

Bring US your savings April l and
draw interest ninety days later.
The Home Trust and Savings Bank.
Cash paid-up capital, $3.50, 900.
6, and 10 w, First South St
Aaron Keysor p. H. Lannan, George
Sutherland. Glen Miller. A. c. Ewing,
George w. Reed, NJ. l.. Ritchie. w. E.
Borah, w. Y. Morgan. Directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
ENLARGES REFINERY
United States Company Increases It's
New Jersey Refinery.

Special TO the Tribune.
BOSTON. Mass, March 2s.-The United
States Smelling company has just com
pleted the FIRST enlargement OF its rcfln-
ing plant Mt Cataract, n. j.. increasing
the capacity from S O0O. 600 to Il 900 900
pounds monthly. About 81 oo0. 900 is now
Invested in the plant 1t is planned
TO still further Increase the cdpacity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Russian Prince Hono'

KADUGA. Central Russia, =
Prince Eugene Troubetekoy. lct
Noderates. who refused 10 aGcvt'
folio OF Education In the wiz
has been elected a delegate
Nincial cong .ess, He was eisc'
land owners,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Centurys.
Doolittles.
Receiver for Samaritans.

ILkHART. Ind. March &-On appIi-
cation OF Attorney General Miller n re
oeiver was appointed today for the Mod
ern Samaritnns OF the World a frnternal
insurance order doing business in Indiana
Illinois Hn6 MlchlRan-
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Accidentally Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO. March Z9-whiIe
Herman Bunge and August Eggers, both
stewards on the Cosmos liner Ituarla
were loading a gun today, II was acct
oentaIly discharged, and Bungc was killed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Big Texas Fire,

FORT WORTH Tex, March 2a.-The
Wadsworth-Cameron wholesale drug
house was destroyed by ire tonight. Loss.
Sle0 0OO.
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Another shoot viii be held Sunday and n
meeting to arrange tournament will be held
tonight At the Western Arms company Of
/ 1t is lkely that several Individual matches
Will nrise from the strong rivalry manifested
among members Of the club
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Iowa Will Probe.

DIES MONIES, Ia, March 29-The
iowa Insurance companies. An aonroI -
priation OF $1,000 is made for the in
vestIgation. The bill Is certain to pass
q
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Will Take Place Of J
Donaldson Will Refez

james Donaldson OF this
referee the bouts at thH l,yt,
and act az master OF cerem9'
latter proposition will he over z
not a dead one as Hyland 10
the goods.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching Blind. Bleeding. Protru3ing Piles,
Druggists authorized 90 refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT falls TO cure in to II
days. 5Oc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
HYLAND WILL MORE
OUT At LYRIC THE
Training Commences
at Popular Playhouse
COrbett. 4
Manager Sammy McClintlc.

Manager Sammy McClintic. vi
ding Fighting Dick Hyland.
little boxer from the coast,
protegc working out In a G
yesterday with several OF the
artists. among them being q
younSster known as Tex.
Texas Kid to Box With J
This cognomen was imposed 4
his friends. while others Gail
Texas lid" and Texas Ian.
Bad Man He is there With q
however, and the four-rouud
which VIII be put on tonight az
theatre during, the performanc
Imperial BurlcSquers should
some of the fastest and mosk
work with the gloves that mas
Witnessed In this city.
Hyland has always been In
as ne never dissIpates. and
shape, as he intends 10 hook "
other boxer In Bingham In a
Will Take Place Of Pr
TEX" Will take the place OF
who will not go on until p9
last night OF the Californian Y
ment.
Hyland has an offer to go on
Imperials TO Denver for next VI
he may accept. In his exhloit
he is slated 10 take on all com
weight,
He Will remain here, howevet
.iLds out whether Young Coroeu
self arc IL meet In a glove exf
The SAT- Palace
The Denver lad accepted the
rored TO him by the men
guns" In the Palace Athletic CIV
Ing 10 n telegram received
Greggains last night. and ~ ou
forth on the Salt Lake public
Monday. a
Donaldson Will Refex
Jnmss Donaldson OF tH1s
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Three Are Grilled.
Faces Many Charges.

Tne charges against former Consul
General Goodnow at Shanghai are eighty
TWO In number. some serious and some
fsht. Some are sufficient TO support suits
Ut law, and giving evidence of corruption
In Office, The opinion OF the better ele-
ment was untayoraole to him In Shanghai
The report states that nsul-General
Lew l. Wilcox, at Hangfau cannot be
sad 10 be useful consular Officer"
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Misuse Of Funds,

Mr., Peircc charges that the Consul
General or some one In his office. appar-
emily Is acting an attorney before his
own court, and collecting the fees as
official court fees. None of these fees II
Is said, has been accounted for to the
department
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Beginning of the
Busy Sc ason.

If you were to 60 from the first floor of the
store into the basement and thence through the
tunnel to the warehouse and shipping department
you would instantly be convinced of the near ap-
proach of fall
Out there the big vans are unloading fall and
winter merchandise. Receiving clerks and help
are busy. Big boxes and crates are being un-
packed. Long rows OF clerks are intently marking
goods. Trucks are hurrying them into the
store and to stock rooms Already the store is
fresh and bright In It's new attractive fall rament
An of style pervades the aisles. Shoppers man
fes keenest interest the latest trends of caprc-
ious Fashion. From now on the transformation
will be rapid. Soon this store will be veritable
exposition of new fall things beautiful beyond
description.
Feminine eyes throughout Utah. Idaho, Ne
vada and Wyoming look to this institution for au-
thoritative style reflections
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Second East and Second South
streets. Or. Benjamin Young. pastor.
Preaching services at IL a. m and & u. m
In the morning Rev. Clarence Wilcox.
the newly appointed pastor of Vincent NJ.
f. church, Spokane. will fiji the mint
and at the evening service ex-Chief Jus
tice Zane will deliver an address on ssrThe
Personal Side of Abraham Lincoln. -
Judge Zane having been a close friend of
President Lincoln. Sunday school ar e.I5
a. m. and Epworth league rally day servo
ice at p. M. Special music under the d.
reotion of Miss Agatha Berkhoel A cor
dial invitation extended to all strangers
especially. to attend these services.
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"TO CURE A FELON. y

Says Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg.
Kan, Just cover IL over with Bucklsn's
Arnica Salve and the salve viii do the
rest Quickest cure for Burns, Bols,
Sores, Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema,
Salt Rheum. Chapped Hands, Sore Feet
and Sore Eyes. Only 25c at z. c. NJ. /.
Drug Dept. Guaranteed.
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South and Second West Rev ID. M
Brown. pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and
p. m; communion and reception Of mem
bers at morning service: baptism at even
ing service; Sunday school at 1890. F. L.
Evans. superintendent; 3. Y. p. L. at Z
clock. leader, Miss Reta Vickery, sub
ject: Spiritual Blindness.
The Utah state Baptist convention meets
Sept. 4. 8 and g. Services will be held at
the East Side Baptist church.. corner of
Third South and Seventh East
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M ethodist.

Third Presbyterian Church-Corner of
Eleventh South and Eleventh East streets.
Morning service at ii o'clock; sermon BY
Rev. Allan Krfchbaum of Morenci. Ariz.
Sunday school at 12:15; Y p. s. c. e, at
1880 p. m: Wednesday evening Sunday
scnool teachers meeting at 1880 and pray
er meeting at o'clock
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First South. D. NJ Helmick, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor both morning and
evening. Mrs. H. Kirkman will play
the male quartette will sing in the even
ing Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Epworth
league at o'clock. led by Miss Honey
church; monthly meeting OF the official
board Tuesday evening at s o'clock At
the church
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Christian.

Central Christian Church.-Third East
and Fourth South Morning service at
10:45. instead Of IL. as heretofore: evening
service at o'clock; Sunday school at
9:45; Christian Endeavor at 6:45. William
Ross Lloyd, supply minister will preach
at both services. Don't be late.
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East Side Baptist Church-Seventh East
and Third South Rev. s. A. Hayworth.
pastor. Divine worship at II a. m. with
a short sermon and the reception of new
members and holy communion; Sunday
school at 1915 y. m: Christian endeavor
at D.. m.; evening worship with preach
ing by the pastor at s.
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NEWS SECTION.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local OF.
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. rs degrees; min
imum temperature. IS degrees; mean tenn
perature. 6S degrees, which is 3 degrees
below the normal: accumulated deficlen-
cy OF temperature since LIST of month. 3
perature since Jan. /. 224 degrees. Total
precipitation from p. m. TO s p. m, II
inch; accumulated excess of precipitation
since LIST Of month. IA inch: accumulated
excess OF precipitation since Jan. /. SIS
inches. Relative humidity at p. m, %.
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ Scientist -S3s
East Third South. Sunday school at $40
a. M; church service at II a. m. Subject
Substance" Strangers are especially
welcome Each Wednesday evening at s
o'clock a meeting is held to listen to
testimonials OF healing OF both sin and
sickness. All are welcome to these serv-
ices. Free reading room. open daily from
10 a. m. to D. m, in rooms 6O7-60S Scott
building, 16S Main street. The Sunday
evening services have been discontinued
until Sept. IS.
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Phillips Congregational Church-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. p. A. Simp-
kin, pastor. Services this day at II a. m
and p. m. Morning service with COM
munion: evening with sermon. Sunday
school at 1915 D. m Christian Endeavor
at 6:+5 p. m. The quartette will sing at
each service. Cordial welcome to all wor-
shippers.
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Y. M. C.. a.

At the regular Sunday afternoon meet
will be the leader and the subject will be
Seek and Find" Miss Bunnum is to be
the vocalist. The hour is 4 o'clock and
the place 255 Second East street.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian Church.-Corner OF
South Temple and G streets. Rev. W. NJ.
Paden. DID. pastor. Morning services at
II a. m: evening at 7:45 O'clock. The pas
tor is at home and will preach at both