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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25
7 oday sOgden News

the local fruit growers urging them 20
establish an exchange In this city so
that better market may be had for
the fruit from this county and inn
mediate district.
1t is certain that the local growers
association will cooperate with the
Colorado association as II has been
found to be most successful expert
ment In relation to securing a stable
market and good prices. There is
rumor that the Utah and Colorado
Fruit Growers associations will cstab-
fish an association similar to that OF
the fruit growers of California,
PIONEER DAY AT HUNTSVILLE.
Pioreer day was observed in fit
ting manner in Huntsville yesterday,
In which several of the adjoining towns
Of the valley joined. y salute was
fired at sunrise and from that time
until midnight there was something do
ing all the time. After a parade in
the morning all repaired to the meet
inshousc where splendid address was
delivered by Judge H. H. Rolapp of
Ogden. Sports of various kinds in the
afternoon and grand ball in the
evening concluded the celebration.
BURGLAR CAPTURED.
Henry Fister forced an entrance into
X
was scared away by c. j. Herrick, the
proprietor, who lives over the stole
and heard Fister at work The ma
rauder was seen running from the place
by three citizens, who started in pur-
suit and captured him. A razor, which
was the only thing Fister took from the
store, was found in the street, where
he had discarded it, after seeing that
his capture was inevitable. This will
be used as evidence against him
DEATH OF w. H. BROWN.
Advices reached this city yesterday
afternoon from Las Vegas, New, an
nouncing the death of w II. Brown Of
ogden who went to that city several
weeks ago for his health. Mr. Brown
was an old and trusted employe az
the Utah Construction company, was a
victim of tuberculosis. The remains
will be brought to Ogden for interment
DISCUSSING FORESTRY CONDI-
TONS.
Clifford Pinchot, chief of the United
States forestry service. arrived in Og-
den from the west at 80 this after
noon. and spent the afternoon with W
Il. Herring, chief engineer of the gov
eminent forest service. comforting on
forestry conditions. Mr. Pinchot goes
east tonight while Mr. Herring goes
west to look up forestry matters in
the northwest and on the coast.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Plain City CeIcbration-Ceorge ID.
Folkman, janitor mt the courthouse,
and who has been termed THE Marry
ing Elder was the orator of the day
at the Pioneer Day celebration at Plain
city yesterday afternoon.
Independent DclcgateS-A special
car containing delegates from the Pa
cific coast to the national convention
Of the Independence league which meets
in Chicago this month passed through
Ogden yesterday afternoon.
Surgical observation-disclosures HaIli-
day, 9-year-old son of Jack Halliday of
234 Twenty-fourth street. underwent an
operation for appendicitis yesterday
His chances for recovery are favorable
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new stake Is north of Twenty fourth
street and east of Washington avenue,
and takes In. in addition to part Of
the city, North Ogden, Pleasant View,
and the towns Of ogden valley. The
stake will he given its name and the
officers elected.
1t is very probable that the new
stake will be named after one OF the
presidency of the old Weber stake.
either the late President n. {. Flygare
or President L. w. Shurtliff. Among
those prominently mentioned for Off
GERS Of the stake are, for president,
Bishop James Wotherspoon; counsel
ors, Thomas T.. Mckay and Samuel g..
Dye; superintendent of Sunday schools
c. C. Richards. ST. Other officers Of
the stake, which will have member
ship of about 5000, will also be named
tomorrow.
A week from tomorrow. the new
stake. which comprises the northwest
part of the old Weber stake, which In
north of Twenty fourth street and
the Wilson lane, will be organized.
NEW POWER PLANT.
l.. 3. Spencer, the local civil engi
neer, has completed surveys for a pipe
line and power plant to be erected in
South Fork canyon east of the proposed
project of the city and for which sur
veys are also being made at the present
time. The Spencer project, which VIII
be financed by eastern capital will be
for a thousand horse power plant
Within week contract for the con-
struction of a portion of a 11-foot tun-
mel will be let to contractors. The
water will be taken from point 10000
feet up the canyon and have a fall OF
500 feet The pipe line will be con-
structed to carry an enormous press
ure. This project will not interfere
With the one the city is working upon
and which was originally surveyed bN
Mr.. Spencer. The water will be turned
back into the stream about mile
above where the city's plant will be
erected.
ADDITIONAL. MAIL SERVICE,
Beginning this morning mail cars
We're placed upon train No. 10 of the
Southern Pacific operating between
san Francisco and Ogden. About
two months ago mail ears were taken
from No. 10 and put on No. 6, but
this service proved unsatisfactory, art
hereafter cars will be run on both
trains. The improvement of the ser
vice will give employment to nine ad-
ditional mail clerks.
FRUIT GROWERS TO ORGANIZE.
Chief Inspector Fletcher of the Grand
Junction, Colorado, Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION, is in Ogden comforting with
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Encampment in Armory Hall
Officers for Ensuing
Year Elected
STAKE ORGANIZED SUNDAY
Now Power Plant Projected--Weber
Frui, Growers to Organizc-Pio-
neer Day at Huntsville.

NJ nm. a., al
Ogden jury 90 '"e
encampment of the United spanish
- veterans was held at the National
wa ,.,. a., ,,is ci,y Yesterday
Guaru "'''o'S -, n,,ar,
with good ATTENDANCE win i'ep"'
ment Commander A. N. Jarvis presid-
, and Comrade C. w. McCreery
"7' .o ,,,o deIc-
as auJulan'' Aheie
gates and good attendance oil com :
rndes
,,,.,,,,o,, rar,i. made renort of
,bo work done nv the department and
urged a full representation from tho
state camps and the department at the
-, a,,,.,,,,,,,o,+ ia he beId IN
na''o''"'
Boston IN september.
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PIONEER LAID TO REST.
william Casper Closes Long and Hon
orcd Carccr-Othcr News Notes.

Murray July 25.-Funeral services
We're held Monday afternoon from the
WlhdeI ward assembly hall, over the
remains of William Casper. a pioneer
OF a. Inc speakers were Elders Joh1
NeH, H. III. Williams. John Henry
Slhlth' John Smith, President Joseph
r. smith j. {. Hamilton, Amos Neff,
Y. L. miller and j. A. Cornwall all
ol "hom mad known him as pioneer,
Mormon battalion boy Indian war vet
erhn' settler and Churchman's all
spoke or him as a faithful and re-
Ilabie cltizen in every walk OF life
lie is survived by IA children and nu.
merous grandchildren. [nterment was
IN the MIL Creek cemetery. John Cook
dedicated the grave
FUNERAL OF ALBERT C. EGBERT.
Funeral services were held TODAY at
o'clock from the Granite ward meet
lnghouse over the remains Of Albert {,
Egbert who died Wednesday of tvnhoId
pneumonia after only a few DAYS III
ness. Mr.. Egber-t was a single man
about 40 years old, and the s,ipnort ~
nm aged mother He was n robust foI-
low and the picture of health a week
ago, and promised to survive his moth
en- many years.
CONCERT IN GRANT WARD.
A grand concert win be given nv tho
Grant ward choir In the Grant ward
westinghouse, Wednesday evening
July 10. when the following program
VIII be given: Chorus choir; recitation
Nettie Larson: song, Mary Morris. or,
gan solo, Pearl Richardson; recitation.
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TROOPS FIRE ON RIOTERS.

Bombay July 24-The 10000 mil,
hands who Went on strike vestard q, =,
started TO riot this morning and de-
tachnont of British infantry was call
cd out to put down the disorder n
was round necessary to fire. and as =
result one native was killed ana siv
we're we're wounded. Several members Of tn
European and native police force s,,s-
e sd''! saI. INJURIES The rioters were quell-
co a. fof moment and dispersed
The mill hands went ont
no. no demonStrate their sympathy To,
iI i, me Nationalist leader and editos
VINO was sentenced few DAYS 100 tn
transportation for six years on tbs
charge of sedition. va V"s
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but it is thought will recover.
GETS WORTHY PROMoTIo-

The many friends here Of Hugh Clay.
ton. who for many years was manager
or the Provo Wooden Mills. at that time
employing 800 hands. will be glad to
know OF MIR, ClaytOn's continued ad-
yancement In the textile Industry
Fiber and Fabric. trade journal OF
reputation, says of Mr.. Clayton I'm Its
recent issue of June IL last.
Philadelphia. Paw. W. Bentley has
resigned as general superintendent at
William Wood 4 Co.'S Peque Mills and
has been succeeded by Hugh CLAYTON ms
superintendent and Penniman Wood
as assistant superintendent Mr. Bent
ley was with VIM Wood s. Co. over
II years"
The Wood mills are Of the largest In
the country. and Mr.. Claytou's new po-
sition gives him the control OF s,e9o
hands.
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NEVADA'S STATE AUDITOR.
Louis Henderson Tenders His Resie.
nation To GOV. Dickcrson.

Reno, New, July 4.-state Auditor
Louis Henderson OF Nevada has hand.
I'D HIS resignation 10 Gov. Dlclterson
To take effect Immediately. He states
personal business affairs Is the reason
for his resignation.
MI Henderson IL one OF the best
known men In the state, and has All
ways been prominent in politics. No
successor has been announced.
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FOR MEN ONLY.

San Francisco boxing promoters
VIII not allow women 10 attend any
boxing exhibitions held I'm that city.
Gus at the recent pugilstic shows and
gradually became the most ardent
rooiers In the pavilion II was their
tongues that brought them into the
limellsht and caused DR.. Claimant OF
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HAYES A STORE CLERK.

New York July 24,-Hayes. the win
ner of the Marathon race today, Is a
years old and is employed IN a New
York department store. He is not new
to long distance racing, having won
the 25-mile Marathon race In Boston
last year. In that contest, as today.
he ran a strong race from start 10
finish, and was in good condition at
the end OF the long journey.
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THE PROSTATE CIANn

pTs. shores are pioneers among the
Medical Profession in discovering
mat nearly every case OF so-called
Weakness in men, is due to en-
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PROSTATE Gland. Imitators now COW
Drs. Shores advertisements-an
claim TO relieve this trouble-but Drs
shores treatment is not given or
even known by any Fake Medical
Company In the World
The treatment is local--it ie ort,,i-
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BOXING AT EUREKA.

In ten-rOund boxing exhibition at
Eureka yesterday afternoon. chris
Mussen OF Detroit knocked out the
Kirby Kid OF Seattle. in the third
round Harry Deane of Eureka re-
fcreed the contest, Joe Garfield and
Billy Hobbs fought four-round pre-
liminarV
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Hans Sorenson of Vineyard Dragged
To His Death.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July PA shocking accident
occurred near Lake View. this county,
last evening when Hans Sorenson. 81
years of age, an old resident of Vine
yard was dragged to death in run
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson were out rid
Ing in buggy when their horse be-
came frightened at an automobile and
ran away. Both were thrown out of
the buggy and Mr.. Sorenson was
caught with his arm between the
spring and axle of the vehicle and was
dragged for a distance of two miles.
Mrs. Sorenson was severely bruised:
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WILL OFFER CUP.

Honolulu, July Accommodate Sin
clair. commander of the ocean going
yacht Lurline, which won the Trans
pacific race from San Pedro Cal, to
this port at Il banquet here last night
announced that he would offer the cup
he has just won as a perpetual trophy
challenge for the Transpaclfc race un-
less Sir Thomas Upton made an offer
Of a cup for the race.
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WEEK END RACES.

A two-mie tandem match race win
be the feature OF the week end races
AT Saltair. Downing and Mayer will
ride against Hollister and Wilcox. 9th
er races scheduled are a three-mile lap
handicap professional. one-half mile
open amateur ana two mile handicap
amaetur This ought to be "A good
card,
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GAME AT LAGOON.

This afternoons baseball game be 70
tween Ogden and Salt Lake will be
played az Lagoon. The game viii be
started az $500 O'Clock Fuchell will
pitch for the White Wings IN all prob
ability, and Maggie" Murphy with oc-
eupy the box for tho Junction city.
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TWO GAMES WON IN ONE
DAY AND BY SANE SCORES

At Bountiful yesterday the home
team defeated two visiting teams with
but little trouble. In the morning the
y. c. Nj. |. team was beaten by a score
of to .. In the afternoon the Ogden
Union depot team was defeated by the
same score,
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INEBRlATE LAW.
One Passed by Minnesota Legislature
L. Constitutional.

81. Paul, July 24--The inebliate hos.
pital law passed in 1907 is constitution
al, according to a decision fled today
by the supreme court.
The law provides that 2 per cent OF
the proceeds Of all liquor licenses is
sued by municipalities shall be paid
into the state treasury to he held as a
fund for the establishment and maiu~
tenance OF hospital for inebriates.
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LOCALS WIN GAME.

a baseball game at Bingham yes
terday between the Satl Lake Siegels
and the Bingham team. resulted in a
victory for the former team by score
of II to g. Wiscomb injured his right
arm in the fifth inning and was forced
to retire from the game. His place
was taken by Sowadski
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sPoNBERe WITH CHICAGO.

Carl Sporb berg, who for the past two
seasons has been pitching for the Salt
Lake and Ogden teams has signed
with the Chicago Nationals according
to information received here yesterday
Sponberg is one of the best pitchers
ever developed here and while Dad"
Gimlin feels rather blue about his 60
ing away is happy to know of the
young mans success. Sponberg viii
leave for Chicago Monday.
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Mrs. Soderberg; solo. Mary Simpers;
baritone solo, Joseph NJ. Morris; recita-
ton, Hilda Sanders; solo and chorus,
LAJette Bishop and choir; organ solo,
w f. Robinson; baritone solo, Ma
nasseh Smith; comic song, Machiel
MAuss male quartet. Murray quar-
let rtmarks, Bishop Walquist: chorus,
choir.
NEWS BRIEFS.
Murray iiremen viii hold n carnival
Aug. ". Arrangements are being made
TO have one of the greatest affairs in
the history of the smelter city.
great many of Murray citizens
spent Pioneer Day at Sandy, where the
day was tttingly observed
The occidentals will meet the Muir
ray nine on the local park this after
noon.>
the conJoint cholrs OF Murray First
Murray Second and Grant wards meet
for practise In Murray First ward
chapel Friday evening
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TranSicnts. hob0es and Commercial
street denlaons cannot vote nj next
Wednesdays bond election. There
Will be challengcrs at every polIInu
place 10 see that property owners only
are admitted.
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"hnt does sensible business man
II" "hcn confronted with IA deficit? He
re'renches. What does AN american"
'lty Council majority do? II In
creases lis expenses. mortgages and
shifts The load on posterIty.
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Drs. Shores MAINTAIN Specidi lie
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Drs Shores about the most delicate
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who are weak and fai'ing---the vi
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to consult this department and
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cure more men than all the Fake
Medical Institutes" in the city COM
bined. No cheap hired doctors.
So sure is the Cure under Drs.
SHORES MODERN METHODS IN
all such diseases that you may
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in small weekly or monthly install
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II the people vote for the bonds. and
inc cash is realized. viii II not go 20
pay the city's existing debt? What,
men becomes OF the promised Inn
prOycmcnts?
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The Heber baseball team took the
Utah Copper team into camp yesterday
by a score of Il to 4. The game was
played at Heber City.
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UTEs START FOR urAB.

Rapid city, $. D., July 24.-The Ute
a anulaIis Who made 80 much trouble at
day overland with cavalry eseor, far
Their reservation In Utah.
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Truth Seeks the
Lighi--FaIs eho0d
The Cover OiDark-
ness.

And the QuaclS
Doctor. who has
something TO bd
ashamed of al
ways finds a con-
venient Fake
Company" or
Fake InStitute'
Or Fake Title" to
hide behind. Stay
Behind the known
and Reliable al.
ways 49, ana tho
Faker Will Soon
Be Driven Out of
Business.
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the board to take up the question of
putting up the bars against women
Wheh the padded fists We're flying. The
fight promoters made the wav ensv Inv
voluntarily agreeing to keep them out
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GEIGER-HAMP DRAW

George Geiger of Ogden and Billy
Hanp of Pocatello boxed two round
exhibition at Logan yesterday, result
ing in a draw.
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HANDICAP GOLF MATCH
PLAYED OFF YESTERDAY

The following is the result of the f.
w. Sloan trophy handicap golf match,
which was played at the Country club
tr,,idnu.
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FARMERS VS. MINERS.

Today the finals for the president $
cup for July will be played
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Do You Have Catarrh?
READ THESE. SYMPTOMS AND SEE.
iany Folks DO Have Catarrh and Don't Know II.

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rs your hearing worse
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Most invigorating bath in the world,
Saltair.
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HOW TO TELL A REPUTABLE DOCTOR FROM
THE FRAUD AND FAKER.

DR.. shores have often been told by patients
sutns them FIR the first time that 1T is hard to tell
from the different advertisements in the which
Doctors reliable and which fakers-and
DON'T KNOW YOU--so how KNOW YOU
ARE RELIABLE?"
That is natural question-and the answer is just
Natural. Any Fraud employ Brains-Brains
produce excellent Newspaper Advertising-n fact
it is impossible to tell the advertisement ITSELF
which is reliable and which is fraudulent-but right
there the similarity ends.
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competence. so MI. Faker Immediately becomes some
FAKE MEDICAL COMPANY or Fake Medical In
stitute" and thus hiding his identity hopes by clever
advertising to compete with honorable and reliable
Specialists
BEWARE OF ANY MAN WHO DOES BUSINESS
UNDER AN ASSUMED NAME.
He may he all right but he will bear watching.
there must be reason for his hiding behind false
title. Drs. Shores do business under their
because they ashamed of their records. DrS
Shores known all the west-as good business
men. square and honorable in all transactions,
Trained Specialists in their chosen fed with ii
greater experience than is given Doctors
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VALUABLE COLT.

Lexington. Ky, July 24.-Nancy
Hanks, the famous trotting mare.
foalcd a bay colt by Todd at Hamburg
Place, John f.. Madden's farm, today
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Should men who brazenIy repudiate
their own promises he entrusted with
100000 of the peoples money?
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lena Special Department for-MEN

artment exclusively for the treatment
after how caused. You can consuIt
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T noV'ce ana sklful treatment, and
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Office phones s97 Beli, ss6 Ind.
Home Address ....267l Monroe
Residence phone. ..iSll Bell
Office open from $3.50 20 1880 a.
m. and to $3.50 p. m.
Patrons are requested to make
immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.