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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
REGULAR CALL SALES.

DAILY Judge, 800 at 1926; 100 a
3.22ia.
Lower Mammoth 100 at A.
May Day, 100 al 20 y.
Uncle Sam, 500 at 31ha $500 at 81.
500 at 81, S 10: 500 at 375a, s. so.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at 40.
Colorado, $500 at 2.05; 800 at 2.O7ls
14h.
Mountain Lake, 1900 at IS.
Scottish Chief, 1900 at OILY.
Sioux Con, 800 at 14ls.
Seven Troughs, $500 at 81; 1000 at
3l15 b. 60.
Victor Con, 1000 at 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, 500 at 81; zoo at 21lA;
1900 at 20.
Colorado, 500 at 2 .O7Is; 1900 at 2 10.
Lower Mammoth. zoo at a.; 1000 ut
45
DAILY Judge. 100 at si7Is 200 at is.
May Day, 800 at %.
Seven Troughs, 1900 at 81; $500 at
s01a.
Sioux Con. 500 at l41s.
South Columbus Con, 500 at 80.
Beck Tunnel 1000 at 40. S. 80; 1000
at 4s1s, S, 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
THE OGDEN sMELTER.
Junction city Copper Plant May Re
sumo Operations.

II was learned from a trustwortby
source today that the Ogden smelter
which 10 owned by the Utah smeltinu
company, would likely be placed I'M
commission again shortly. The plant
was closed down several weeks ago
when the panic" hit this country so
hard after several months unprofit-
able rum which was due. however. TO
no metallurglcpl difficulty but 10 the
shrlnkage IN metal prices, the COM
pany having purchased ores at high
water prices and which could not DO
disposed Of before the slump came.
Npw Is believed to be an opportune
time for tho plant 10 start IN again
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CONFIDENCE IN ELY.
Dan Ellis Believes II VIII Become a
Big Smelling Center.
Special to the News. -

Especial to the "News")
Ogden. Jan. I.--Daniel Ellis former
county recorder OF Weber county. but
VINO during the past two years has
been prominent In business circles al
Ely, New. Is spending a few days In
Ogden. He WIN leave tomorrow for
Denver, 10 visit with relatives and TO
look after some business matters.
IN speaking Of ely. Mr. Ellis said.
AZ the present time II is very quiet I'm
Ely The financial crisis that so
the Nevada mining towns hard va
many eastern capitalists being heayiIv
Interested In the mines. When money
began 10 tighten up work in many OF
me mines was stopped for a time FOL.
lowed by decline IA tho value or
stocks ] am confident. however. thai
Fly WIZ forge TO the front and become
the greatest mining and smelling oent,,r
In Nevada. NV"'o'
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THEY COME HIGH.
Something About Value of Seats on
New York stocl, Exchange.

After beginning 1907, AT a compare
lively high level the price OF members
shin certificates in the New York Stock
exchange executed several sensatlo
somersaults. says the New York Com
neieial cropping heavily from $4,000
10 ISL 500, the lawest ngtlre reached I'm
four years ana later working slowly
upward again, the last transaction In
such seats having been made at SOS 900,
IN all, seven sharp declines We're re-
corded IN Stock Exchange seats before
the gradual rally began In December.
The hrst big drop was noted early in
March, when seat sold for $4,000. al
though the last previous sale had been
al $4,000, In May, however. the mod.
crate rally which followed the March
decline In stocks and the Increased ac-
hNlty on the exchange. made tie seats
more valuable so that S7950O was Sc
cured FOR a membership. but In June
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CUMBERLAND ELY.
Guggenhcim Men Now in Control OF
New Board

At a melting OF the board of directors
OF the Cumberland Ely Copper COM
pany, in New York, j G.. Hopkins was
elected director and w Il. Bennett
was elected director and secretary, MIR.
Bennett taking the place of c. NJ Bor-
den. resigned. Charles *. Iipman was
elected treasurer.
j. G. Hopkins is president and man
aging director of the Arizona Copper
company, whose mines are located in
Clifton. Arlz. The stock of the Arizona
Copper company is mostly owned In
Scotland. w. f. Bennett Is associated
with the American Smelling & Re
fning company. Charles K. Lipman
is secretary of the Guggenheim Explo-
ration company.
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in order TO make good on rising
metal market for what was lost when
prices declined. There is no doubt
but that the Ogden plant could find
plenty to do II the management de-
cides to put II back in operation again,
for with the United states and Bing-
ham Consolidated smelters out of
commission, there is going to be lack
of furnace capacity complained of.
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BIG SUIT DISMISSED.
(Pollock sneclal Mlrel.

O'CLOCK Special WIre)
San Francisco, Jan. 4.---Iate yester-
day the 100000 damage suit brought
against the ophir Mining company by
the Comstock Golden Gate company.
was dismissed by plaintiffs. This. to-
yether with the news OF the reopening
OF ward shaft and North End group
gave buoyant tone TO Comstoek
The Godheld situation appears Ia he
unchanged, every one is awaiting ac-
tion of the special session when ii con-
venes.
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BOSTON CLOSE.
Furnished by private wire by Badg-
en- Brothers. brokers,

er Brothers, brokers'
Adventure, fha45a; Arcadan, 5GD5H /.
Allouez, 29ik@aO; Atlantic, iOG6loT. I,
Arilzona, lbA@15% Bingham Con- 81
94Hi Boston Con, 12hqI2h; Balak.
lala, 2g2h Butte Coalition, l6h SpIsSs.
Calumet Arizona. 1O5@l06: Calumet g
Hecla oOo@GlO; Centennial, 2bE 6D26h
Con con Mercur. 26@aO; Copper Ranxe'
SpAW69h DAILY West, 7H@7h: Elm
River. So4Sl; Franklin. SGlSll C,ran.
p3$, rs bid Greene Cananea, 7ih@7E
Heivetia' sA bid; Isle Royale, 1slt@lsS
Ne NJ, sane, 41s@liN Mass. sh@4:
MeSloan CONS, 7W7h; Michigan. 96psss i.
Mohawk, 5000; Nevada Cons. 7H6s7is
AZ. Butte l5het4e' Old Colony i5dt
~, Fa Ilt,, l0alQlsi Quincy, slGs5.
hhode island. 8Bdl; shannon l0s, 6SiI
santa ne, ~ a2h; Tamaraok 6i@i6.
IIrr'aa''g, lSgls' United Copper 7% bid,
ia ia aSsiinleellsslns; BANS4: u. s. Smeltlng
ptd', JsAps9i Utah Cons, 3OL Glsi, VIZ,
C9rla: 4a@5i Winona, 4Aa5; Wyandote
OoR'0i Wolverine. lisaigi, "'''''
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. .-Cattle-Reeepts about
100. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts about 2s,O00 Market .
aloe lower Lights 4.15l4. 80; mixed 4.2S
i,62ls; heavy 4.20d4.60 hough 4.20ai,SOi
pigs 3.G0n4 %: porkers 4 .iOa4.5O: bulk of
sales 4.i5d4.65.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000. Market
weak. Natives 3.00d5. 10: westerns 30JG
BIB; yearlings 4.70d5.50; lambs A. 15G6.S0;
westerns 4. 15dlS. SO
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Result of Trading in Stocks for the
Day and Week.

There was little change in the range
OF prices on the floor OF the salt y,aRe
Stock & Mining exchange today. Were
1t not for the unsettled smelling sit
uatinn the prospects for a better mar
Ike for socks would be good However
view the future with good deal of a
display Of optimism; yet no radical
phAnges are anticipated right away.
silver King Coalition sold at SO on
the open board. and Ohio Copper was
offered at $3.50 with no takers
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan. 4.-The wheat market op-
ened firm today because OF light re-
ceipts in the northwest and worlds ship
ments which were about 10000 bushe q
below that of last year. Trading was
very light and while there was little sup
port given the market there was also very
little selling pressure. May wheat open
ed HTSsc higher at 1.oTlsdh and then de-
clned to 1894.
The corn market was firm because Of
unsettled weather throughout the corn
belt. May corn opened Aqkc TO 5sGlkc
6OAc
The oats market opened firm. but
soon lost the advan~e hc"auc of Sigh.
547s and sold off to 64Ilc.
Tho provision market was weak all
round because OF heavy receipts of 1.-Two
hogs here and at all other receiving
points, May pork WAS 2t5c lower al
l3 25 Lard was down sc Mt 500. Ribs were
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Jan. 2-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending ian
uary z shows an aggregate of 81 ,al6. Dif,
SS1i5,2OaOOO in the corresponding wceE
last year Canadian clearings ior The
we %ee e. total 49, 1a5,oo0. as against s1I AZ :
week last, year. The following Is n list
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HIGHER METAL PRICES.

Lead, copper and silver were all
quoted higher today. and the coming
week will see better prices in the local
market for those metals
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EvAPoRATEp FRuIrs.

New York. Jan. 3,--There is very liz
ne demand for eyaporated apples. bit tho
tone Of the market Is steady in the an
senee OF selling pressure. Fancy are
quoted az lin12c; choice lie; prime sdp
sac; 1906 fruit 74iilc '~
Prunes are moderately active with mo-
tations ranging from Sac 10 l6s Tor Cali
i tornia fruit and from &c 10 7Ac for oregon
AprlcotSa are quiet choice 22aa5c. ex-
ira choice 2Sai25c; fancy 2ld26c.
Peaohes continue dun with choice at
iiss4ii55,,Sc; extra choice, l2isffl3i6c; fancy
lSgl3isc; extra fancy l4G14ikc.
halslns are IN Hight iobblng demand
Loose, muscatels are quoted at 7giIaic.
seeded IS, dS raisins 7IsAc london layers To
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THE COLORADO MINE.
1fntc Property Now on Development
Basis Only

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Jan. AT the Offices of the
Colorado Mining company word has
been received to the effect that the
United States smelter will not be able
to use any more ore. In consequence
OF which the mine forces have been re-
duced to a development basis,
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Wool.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 4--Wool-- Steady Ter
rltory and western mediums 20d23; fine
medium 1924; fine 15d17.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York, Jan. 4.-sugar raw firm.
fair refining Sl2: centrifugal a6 test %:
molaasses sugar 3lT; refined steady:
crushed $50; powdered $780, granulated
Corfeo-steady; No. I Rio sl-1s; No.
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Bird-Cowan Go.

@ custom Assayers aud Chemists 1Gt
South West Temple 81. W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04

=, ~ SNOW a Co., Stock Brokers.
- commercial Blk. Both Phones 1875
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. -Cattle-Recepts
1000 including 900 southerns. Market
steady. Native steers 3.S0Q6.5O native
cows and heifers 2.255i4 IS: stockers and
feeders 2.256f4 80: bulls 3.00d4 90; calves
4.OO96.75 western steers 3,60d4 80; west
ern cows 2.S0G4.00
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market 10 cents
lower. Bulk Of sales 4.35fD4 80; heavy
4.5q4 80; packers 4.95d4.50: pigs and light
4.O0dr4. IS.
Sheep-Receipts none. Market nominal
" steady. Muttons 4.00a4. so; lambs 6. 50qI
30: range wethers 4.25a5 Is; fed ewes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
CoNCENTRATEs

j. d. Gordon expects 10 leave for Ne
vada tomorrow on brief mining bust
ness trip,
y, Risque, manager of The Utah
Saohsoldated Mining company, is In
Bingham today
the ore and bullion settlements re-
ported lato yesterday by Mccormick a.
Company We're: Crude ore and con-
esH'rh'e' 10000; base bullion, $4,000.
me Richmond eureka mines OF the
,nHlteu states Smelling. Refining Y
aiming company at Eureka, Nevada,
nave oeen closed, throwing 10 men
Out Of employment.
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ouGdEto., =; CANNON ASSOCIATION
in nhoea "a r. So. Temple. Both
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Jesse r Cannon, Mining Brokar
WIN Cannon d Cannon, is 10 sa
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A. S, CAMPBELL.

Stock Broker, gl5 D. 70 Walker nlocl
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South Omaha, Neb., Jan. 4.--Cattle-Re-
celpts 300. Market unchanged
Hogs-Receipts 1900 Market S cents
lower Heavy 1884 40; mixed 4.32Isg14. IS;
4.STI..
Sheep Receipts 100. Market steady.
Yearlings 6o0d5.50: wethers 4.2514. Is;
ewes 4'OOGA.5O; lambs 6.2566.75.
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ophir. 22A@l.25: Mexican, A
bid; Con. Va. 63455 Savage. a0W
"A; Hale & Norcross. 1880; yellow
Jacket, / So bid. Belcher, % bid !;
Sierra Nevada, 42@43; Union, 2s
moo
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ToNOPAH,

TONOPAH,
Tonopah Nevada, .50M4. 55: Mon
tana Tonopah, 1,75d1.77h; Tonopah
Extension, 1 so asked. MacNamara,
IS bid; Midway, b4@55 Tonopah
North Star. SG-0i Ohio Tonopah. 2@3;
West End Cons, 80 bid; Rescue, o ask
ed; Tonopah 3 California, bid;
Golden Anchor, 2@t: Jim Butler, 80
@4O; Cash Boy, 2 asked; Home, ask
cd; Montana Midway Extn., asked;
Golden Crown, asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 21@22' Colorado Min, 10
@17: Jumbo Ext, Sc BID: Vernal bid:
Pennsylvania asked; Kendall, coll;
Booth. II bid; Blue Bull, 1911: Adams,
6a7; silver Pick, 27p2s; Nevada Boy,
bid; Black Butte Ext, 3@4; Blue Bell,
sa9; Dixie, 344; Goldfied Columbia, 5
bid; Hlbernia. 3G4; st. Ives, 42645;
Conqueror ia5; Black Rock, 2d3: Lone
Star, 9Gli0: G.. Wonder. asked; Pot
latch, 10 bid; ORC, s@1o; Kendall Ext.
3 asked; Sandstone Extension.
bid; Mayne. 2@i; Atlanta. 27Q28;
CT. Bend, 2l@2S; Simmerone, bid;
Empire, bid; Red Top Bxten.. 1908;
Florence, 3,72hG3.7b; D'feld b. r.
Con, I7@ls GoldheId Daisy, ssasO:
Laguna, so bid Comb. Fraction. $50
so; Ct Bend ESten.. 4Gl6; CT. Bend
Annex, 3 bid II. y. Bonanza, 2QS
Kewanos, 20d25, Portland, bid;
Crnckerjack. 76S r. Mohawk. 80 bid:
Red Hills, S0G3l Mohawk Exten.. 4Gp
s; l.. Dillon, bid: Y. Tiger. 1904;
Grandma, 607; 8. p. Exten., 5 asked;
Y. Rose, asked; Col. Mt. Exten., 3
asked; Goldheld Con, 4.42hd4. AS.
D'feld Triangle, 7qs.
BuLLFRoG.
Original, adA, Bullfrog. 6 bid; Mont.
Bullfrog, ldt2i National Bank, 10 bid;
L. Harris, 2 asked: Amethyst, bid
Gold Bar 20 asked; Denver Bulfrog
Annex, bid Bonnie Clnre, bid; May
Flower Cons, 1917; Montgy. sho. |
Ext, 2 asked; c.. Seepter. 2 bid
Montgy, MI, 3Gt; 3. D'held 3 bid;
Nugget. bid Victor, 2 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, 2Sa2a: Manhattan
Mining Co., bid q, Wedge. 4 bid; |
!, Humphrey, bid Dexter, 5qi0. l.. |
Zoe, asked; Mustang. 10 bid: Cow
10Y l@2; Original Manhattan, asked; |
ironoho bid; j, Jack, asked; Pine |
tut, 3 bid Buffalo asked; Y. Horse, |
@Si Indian Camp sqb
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyiew Eagle. ~ bid, Nevada Hills.
'ssQ2.esn Pittsburg Sil. Peak, l.37i1@6 |
80 North Star Wonder, l42; Eagles |
Seat slq23
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San Francisco, Jan. 4.--Today's quo
tations on Nevada mining stocks are
given out by, the San Francisco stock
exchange:
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lEkoN cLus. caArE NO. Il.
Mnskonee DamseIs Organize Club fer
Full Squeeze.

Mnskogee, Okla. Dec. l0.-Mercy,
glnls.
Riges in Muskogee and in the four
hundred. TOO.
Crate Nc lt Of the Ancient Order OF
iielachs has been organized and has
neiltiupcd for charter. Not that
tligy'fe eonr Oh no One TO be ellgl.
Alc 10 membership merely must have
"a Be squeezed
Men decidedly and empaatlcally not
rthiiied 10 the order IN ugh their co.
operation Is necessary before a girl
idksesses al the requisites to Join.
The membership OF the order is cher
ished as q deadly sec7et Gossip,
though. the tattler. has whispered that
me president known TO toe rider as
the Main Squeeze. is dark girl. rather
tai. decided brunette and is one of
the most popular maiden with the
1eap brumme.s
No doubt is entertained rs 10 The
eSlatence OF the order A girl said to
he It's member even admitted TO a re-
porter that the order had been o..
gahized
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10000
/ WOMEN
On TRIAL

San seo6stafn. Spain, Dec. i9.-
Tae opening trial OF 10000 women
in Bilbao began yesterday The wo'
rnen aee accused OF contempt OF court
III signing a petluon OF sympathy in
behalf OF Jesus Jajana, wno was sen
fenced to eight years Imprisonment
for killing he: falthless fiance. The
betitlon extols Jesn4a's deed and the
pioseclitor caused the Indictment of
sll the women signing the petition.
The documents in the case we're
brought In court In taree vans and
covered $4,000 pages. The court
room was packe win beautiful Span
lafda,and the plaza outside was pack.
ca With the remainder OF the defen.
dsnts. The court reseIaDled a beauty
contest Instead OF a tribunal The
Justice ami prosecutor were jeered
II the streets by the women who de-
mAhdeE to know wnere they would
lud jhils enough to imprison them all
Il eonvlcted
The novel trial Is attracting the at.
teHtion Of ali Spain.
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Gcughs that are tight. or distressing
tickling coughs SET qniey ana certain
help from Or shoops' Ceish Remedy
on this account DraSsists everywhere
are lsroring Dr. SbDoos Cough Rem
eds. And It Is entteiy free from up
slfni Choloroform, Or Fny Other stupe-
iyfhg drug. The tender leaves Il a
HARMLESS lung-healing mountainous
shrub give to Or. 5hoops cough Rem.
ady lls curative properties. Those
leaYca have the power 10 calm the mc st
disilcssing Cough. and 10 sonthc, tnd
heal the most sensitive bronchial mem.
Dfnne Mothers should. for safety's
sake alone, always amani i)r. shoob's
II can with perfect freedom be given to
even the youngest babes Cest II once
Yourself. and see! Sold n Wallace's
drug store.
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. .en@ussssnsx'sEsnsntss@sSs,s =
4 SHORT CUTS Z
! TO THE NEWS I
Z s,mRn,fEG,ngnssn .an.sH !.

J. A, 5tarks has bought the Betsy
Allen farm, south half OF northeast
quarter OF 2S-l6-l 4. for s2.000.
One hundred chattel mortgages were
filed IN the resistef Of deeds office
yesterday.
The Peoples State Bank Of Cayi,
has filed $50 eh3ftei n gigages thiu
week.
Peter Jelsma has sued s. r. wrench
for the recovery Of $500
Guthrie viii be blowing and hunt
ming some with all the Newsen Santa
Fe shops sere.
F.lends OF J p. Connors, president
Of the state board OF agriculture. have
begun bo ming him for the next Demo
cratic guberDatorial nomination. Con
nors has lived twenty-seven yeaIg Ia
the Indian territory past OF the state,
Retail merchants IN Oklahoma Guy
have checked up their accounts and
fGgnd that there are about 900 persons
In that toan that beat t3eif bills ana
ab az 200 honest persons who live be-
yord their means.
T'aisa gunsmith estimates that
tlere IS enough gunmetai Ia that town
10 lag D double track imerHrhan line
from Tulsa 90 3aaulpa.
The name OF TIE hotel teegan IN
s.awton has been changed 10 the New
Nash whica Frank McMAster says As
like chsugins William 10 I.ouef N
Enid Eagle when y y callahan
returns from selling thai IS million dol.
lars worth Of cotton this week in New
Orleans he ought al least 20 set em
up
Oklahoma City Is 6raclng Itself for
THE Clansmun." This pay has the
peculiar eflNci IN Oklahoma Of making
everybody angry-both the Northern
ers and the 8onlherners.
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Will FLASH soLsrlce TINE.
Will Notify Alaskan Points When sus
Starts North.

Washington d, c., Dec l9.-rhe ex,
act time Of the winter solstice will be
iiasned over the ocean cable. military
telegram, and wireless systems to AL
points in Alaska by the United States
signal service ON Deceftber 21
We want to let the fciSs Up there
know Just what moment the sun starts
north, and at the same tl.ne let them
know that we are, thinking OF tnem.
said General James Allen, chief slgnal
officer OF the army. today
General Allen has written an Off
clal letter to Colonel Thompson, chief
signal officer at Seattle, inviting his
cooperation ht -
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linen goods a little cold, even for IN
door wear, during the winter months
VIII find the model an admirable one
Tor cashmere and materials cf the sort
Or. the skirt car be utilized for some
simple wool material. snch as serge
or Panama cloth. and the b.ouse fer
wash llannel, cashmere. viyella. Frene h
.or scotch flannel. or ono Il these lat
ter can ba used for the entire dress
'Iae sleeves that are without fulness
al the shoulders are the newest and
latest for waists OF this sort but the
applied yoke can hc used or omitted
as liked
e the medium size viii be requlr.
cd 5-S yards of material u or "a. 3
yards - or rs yards "A Inches wide:
for the skiri Z yards "a, rs yards 3.
on IA yards "A inches wide. A Mn,
Man'on pattern Of the waist, No. Gi94
sizes 50 to So inches bust or OF the
skirt No Gi69, sizes % TO SO inches
waist will be mailed any address
by the Fashion Department OF this pa.
per or receipt OF ten cents for each
tlf In laste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage which In.
sures more prompt deliyery)
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DAILY FASHION TALKS
BY MAY MANroN
A SIMPLE GOWN or WASH
pOpffN-

Wash poplin wakes one OF the hest
liked materials for simple indoor
gowns aud Is one Is made of white
with irimimna Of pcsfl bhttons. The
plain mannlsh shirt whist amt the
simple circular skirt with nerr9N front
6 re suit The material admirably well
and the gows IS ono Oh the latest 10
have appeared Soft finished pioue
and heavy linen are close rivals of the
rep. however and later the model can
be made available for the lighter
weight printed wash fabrics. while
those women who find c-tton and
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494.24S, or S42 per cent are between
the ages of 6 and 20. and 7O0,6ti, or
1876 per cent, are zl and over.
The total population sh VS. an in
creast OF "a per cent over the Federal
census OF July &, 1907, whicl Is
thought 10 represent merely normal
increase for the period intervening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-19

Z. Drying preparations simply dexeL
op dry catarrh; they dry pl the secretions
which atlhere 10 the fnenbfan and dec0sd-
pose. causing far more serious tfouble
than ths'ordinasBs fdrm of btsirs4i3u a vdhG
al drying iDhalsnts, hiIhes, aIn0 0lze0T snsi
snufis aud use that which cIeanses, soothee
and heals. Ely's Cream R,slIR will master
catarrh or cola in the head easily and
pleasantly. An druggists sell the 80 cant
size Ely Brothers, Sc Warren SGvot,
New York.
The Balm is rscd without pain. doea nat
irritaie or eAiise sBeczing fea,nee,ls isseiE
over IN irrilaicd and angry surface, Fel;eY-
ing im,nedaiely tho paiaful iuanlnmatic9e
Eye CreuN baliO eonlalae iin t1rniat
1aeFcary acs oihef nsNys1Q dsng2