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MURRAY.

Miss Merl Clark left for her home In
Provo Wednesday evening after hav-
ing spent the past few months in this
city.
Mrs. NJ. Jones returned home Wednes-
day from Springville, where she has
been visiting with Mrs. George Hyde.
Miss Rachel Chambers returned the
early part of the week from Tooele,
where she has been on a short visit.
Walter Moore left Monday for CAL
ifornia, where he expects to remain
some time before returning.
Mrs. Arthur Pauley spent two days
of this week in Salt Lake visiting with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mauss celebrated
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Social happenings in State Covns

their fifteenth anniversary Sunday at
the MauSS home on Vine street.
Miss Minnie Lawrence of Spanish
Fork was a Murray visitor during the
week.
Thomas HarrOp spent sunday at Og-
den visiting with his brother, j. Har-
rop.
Miss Merl Miller. who has been visit
ing in Logan, returned Thursday even
ing.
Mrs F. Chawer is in Murray from
the east, visiting with relatives.
Joe Stearns, who has been visiting
with old friends here, left the fore part
of the week for Eureka, where he eX-
poets to remain some time before re-
turning
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State Land Selections.

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF
Land Commissioners. Salt Lake City,
Utah, June 6, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday:
the Sd day of August. 1905. the office OF
the state board of land commissioners Will
be opened to receive applications for the
selection of lands in lieu of the unsur-
veyed school sections. which are included
within the national forests within the
state, at the minimum price OF $50 per
acre and subject to the provisions of the
law and the rules of the board governing
the selection Of lands.
STATE BOARD OF LANV COMMITS
SIONER6.
By William ]. Lynch, President.
Thomas c. Callister, Secretary.
N. B.-Should applications be forwarded
prior to that time they will be returned
to the applicant
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cisco en- route to the east. While here
they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Shriver.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Massey are visit
ing friends in Provo.
Mrs. A. Chivrell returned last Sunday
from visit to Spanish Fork
John Wickman is in Tintic looking UP
old friends. He has been over at Scranton
since last Christmas.
Allan Craig returned last Sunday from
visit with friends in the capital
Mr. and Mrs. Major Church visited
friends in Provo last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C.. f. Hush returned last
Sunday from a brief visit with relatives IN
Payson.
NJ. c. Nero came out from Salt Lake to
spend Independence day with his old
friends in the camp.
Mrs. John F. Rowe returned last sun
day after a visit with friends in Provo.
Mrs Harry Cramer of Tintic Junction
and her guest Mrs Thompson. visited
with Spanish Fork friends last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Duncan are visiting
relatives in Heber City
r. A. Brown was a visitor to the capital
last Sunday.
Bishop Daniel Connolly is visiting his
family in Levan.
S. E. Ware of Silver City visited his
family in Payson, during the early part OF
Mrs. Dave Mills returned last Monday
after a sojourn of ten days with friends
in Provo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen are spending
the vacation with relatives in Payson.
Fred Matthews and daughter, Miss Eta
| Matthews, returned last Sunday evening
after a visit with friends in Provo
Mrs. ]. f. Pohlman of Provo is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rowe
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Griggs, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
Griggs at the Uncle Sam mine. returned
| to their home in Beatrice, Neb-. last
| Thursday.
| Mrs w. B. Mitchell left last Tuesday
| to visit with her sister. Mrs G. M Greg
| cry in Salt Lake City.
| Waller Haguewood returned during the
| week from visit of several months IN
| Los Angeles. His mother. Mrs. QUO
| Swartz. will, also return to Eureka within
| the next few days -
| William Hoffman of Mammoth is visit
ing his wife in Salt Lake She Is under
Going treatment in one of the Salt Lake
| City hospitals
Mrs. Del Roberts and children left last
| Monday for visit with relatives in Pot
| lach Wash
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. F. Sammon arrived
here last Wednesday after several months
| absence Mr. Sammon. who has been SUI
| perintending work at one of the big mines
in Goldffeld will look after the Buinon-
Beck mine during the absence or l.. =
Doty, who. with his family. INTENDS &c
take a vacation of several months wtt
his relatives back in ONO.
| The Misses Ruth and Ella Adams ar
rived Thursday evening from Twin FANS
ida and while here they will visit witt
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Forslund and Mr.. anc
Mrs William Adams.
Mrs. T. q. Swain and her granddaughter
Miss Irene Conrad Mrs. William Logan
Mrs Charles Denton and her son. mar
old of Bloomington. ILL.,, are the guest
of Dr. and Mrs. Pierce.
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
-s.4s cSrp and Wickes Are Left 20 Com
pete In Finals.

Before the tennis games were begun
the interesting preliminaries in the golf
tournament for the cup offered by j.
Frank Judge were played on the links of
the Country club. The preliminaries re-
suited as follows:
Z. B. Wicks defeated DR.. H. d. Niles.
j. walcott Thompson defeated Edward
W. Packard, ! up.
George p. Holman defeated R. c. Gem
nell, up, to play.
Copp defeated Holman. / up. and
Wickes defeated Thompson. up, l to
play.
This will leave Copp and and Wickes
to play the final today.
Some of yesterdays contests were very
close. X. w. Salisbury. who had the adj
vantage of a handicap of three holes, tied
A w Copp TO the ninth hole. meeting
with defeat at the very last moment and
almost making the game a tie
IL was the same in the play off between
Copp and Holman, when Holman. at the
ninth hole, narrowly missed winning the
game.
Some of the club members were anxious
10 see Thompson. win in his contest with
Wickes, SO that Thompson and Copp, two
scratch players, would meet upon the
links today. Wickes. however. defeated
Thompson.
Next Saturday the golf players of the
club will qualify for the July prelim-
inaries for the directors cup The June
tournament was won by Fred Hale. There
will be preliminary tournaments in July,
August and September and final tourna-
rnent in October
The golf players who are listed for Sat
urday's games are F. E. McGurrin
scratch: Jack Gilmer. scratch; ]. Walcoti
Thompson. scratch; A. w. Copp. scratch
r. w. Salisbury, 3; R. c. Gemmell. A
Fred Hale, 5; Harold Lamb, 5; f. b
Wickes. 8; Jack Taylor. 3; r. B. Hark-
ness, 8: William Igleheart, 3; E. w. Pack
@. II Int
Worthington. g. J. Frank Judge, Z; w
Brown. Z: George Holman. Z; Gram
Hampton. Z: b. T. Cannon, Z; Bodine, z
William Reid. S. c. r. Pearsall, s; DR.
Niles 9; l. r. Ritter, 9: Lee Dinwoodey
Q; Senator Rawlins. .; Captain Cotton, 8
and DIR. Ellerbeck. 6.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati, July 4.-Latonia results:
First race five and a half furlongS-
JULY won, Coudin second, Gerrymander
third. Time. 1:05 1-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Hannipai bey
won Merrick second, Beth Goodwin third.
Time, Ills.
Third race five and half furlongs-
Elizabeth HARDWOOD won, Miss Crittenden
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth-Pin-
kola won. Monsignor second, Kerchival
third. Time, las 3-5-
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth[w ater
Lake won, The Thorn second, george
Young third. Time, la.
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth-Mirzer
won. Stone Street second. Miss Ida tniru'
Time lao 2-5
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TURF RESULTS.
At Butte.

Butte Mont. July 4.-Results:
First race. four furlongs-Lyle Knight
won. Glendenning second, DR.. Hollis
third Time-:47%.
Second race, six furlongs-Nettie Hicks
won, Peerless Lass second, Lea Tray ii
third. Time-1:46i2.
Third race. six furlongs-Eonite won,
John ]. Rogers second. Royal Ben third.
TimeI:i6lz.
Fourth race one mile-Mabel Holland
or won. Cabin second, Northwest third.
Time-1:43.
Fifth race. one mile-Sainrida won,
Chippawa second. The Don third Time
1:43.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Grotto won,
NJ Musgrave second. Miss Danville third.
Time-l .c3.
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Gerrans are enjoying a few days in the
Park with friends.
Mrs. William Kneale has returned
home after an absence of several
months in Salt Lake.
Miss Emily Foster is visiting her
grandparents in Henefer.
Warwick Foster has returned from
Henefer after pleasant visit with re-
natives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kescel and Mr..
and Mrs. Rurfee have returned to their
home after a few days spent at the
Daly-Judge mine.
Bango Kescel left Wednesday for Old
Mexico. where he has accepted posi-
ton and will remain for the future.
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At Sheepshead.

Sheepshead Bay. July 4.-Results:
First race six and half furlongs-Sir
LYNNE won, Rosimiro second, Sarac-
cinesca third. Timel:22.
Second race, about two and half miles
Simon Pure won. Economy second. AL
far third Time-5:11.
Third race, six Observation-Disclosures
won. Torbellino second. Footpad third.
Time-1:i6 2-5.
Fourth race mile and a quarter-Pris-
Gillian won. F'irestone second, Royal
Tourist third. Time-2:06 3d.
Fifth race. mile and half-Brothsr
Jonathan won. Beauclere second, Crack
Shot third Time-2:34 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenthH2nes-
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ton Mark won, Delirium second. George
G. Hall third. Time-1:4S 3-5.
At Seattle.

Seattle July 4-Results at the Meadows:
First race, six furlongs-The Sultan won,
Prestige second, Vivant third. Time, 1:1312.
Second race, mile and fifty yards
Blackmate won, Josie s. second, Convent
Belle third. Time 1:42A.
Third race. mile and quarter-Ouardi
won ]. F. Donohue second, Ten Row
third. Time, 2:06A-
Fourth race, the Celebration handicap,
mile and a siXteenth-Glorio won, Lotus
Eater second, Edwin L. Fryer third.
Time, 1:461s.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Lee Harrison
II won Dick Wilson second, Don Domo
third. Time, liz
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards-Bar-
ney Oldfield won. Pal second, High Gun
third Time :43
Seventh race-The Kangley handicap,
six furlongs-The Mist won, Burleigh sec
ond College Widow third. Time, LIZA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

lions BENEFIT BUILDING So
CIETY.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of lions Benefit Building
society will be held on Tuesday, July IA.
1908, at o'clock p. m. at the 2. c. M.
I shoe factory, Salt Lake City, Utah. for
the election Of officers for the ensuing
renort and the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully come before the
THOMAS G. WEBER.
President
w. J. BATEMAN, Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah, June 70. 1soS-
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAfS all
PAIN. CURES WIND collie, and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, JUNE 80. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
IOQS
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Salt Lake & Mercur
Railroad company viii be held at the Of
flee of the company, All Mccormick block,
Salt Lake City, Utah. July IA. 1908. at 10
a. m, for the purpose Of electing direc-
tors and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting. L. l. MUM.
Iro0idont
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From the luxurious shade of the trees
at the edge of the lawn of the Country
club. spectators at the tennis tournament
Yesterday afternoon saw two remarkably
clever contests of skill and agility In
the encounter between Miss Grace Lyons
and Miss Kate Williams, in the finals
i'm the women's singles, the playing was
superior to anything that has ever been
seen in Salt Lake in tennis contests be-
tween women.
The struggle for supremacy between
Aaron Myers and Il. NJ. Garnett was full
OF exciting situations. From the pegln-
ming. the predominant qualities or the
players became evident to the spectators
nearly all Of whom were tennis players
themselves.
Myers possessed wonderful speed and
Garnett had almost unerring accuracy
In the first two sets, Myers speed
was inadequate TO cope with Garnetts
accuracy and it looked as though the con-
test would be brought to a speedy end
ing.
AT the end of the first set, the score
stood TO IN favor OF Garnett.' The sec
ond set was to in favor of Garrett
Pace Is Too Fast.
AS Garnett had played a victorious and
brilliant game In the first two sets, II
was believed that he would win the third
and. with IL. the tournament But when
things looked brightest he betrayed some
signs of fatigue in face of the terrible
pace maintained by Myers. Those who
naO expected an carry enulnS OF the con-
test were surprised when Myers won the
third set. to g. and the fourth set Z
TO g.
BY that time both players were tired
out. and as dusk was approaching. Ref
cree A. 5. Brown decided that IL was
too dark 10 play off the fifth and final
set
The contest may be decided today.
When ii was seen that the Myers-Gar-
nett contest was going 10 continue until
late in the evening, the final in the
women's singles was commenced, just as
the men were playing their third set.
With Skill and Grace.
Both Miss Williams and Miss Lyons
played with skill and grace. and both
displayed remarkable strength and en-
durance.
Miss Williams won the first set. II to
9. and Miss Lyon the second, TO s. They
had started ON the third and final set.
when, turning their heads. they diScov-
cred that the men had discontinued play
ing without finishing their final set.
Miss Williams glanced toward the sky
and asked Miss Lyon what she thought
of postpOning the final set until some
other time. Miss Lyon said that she was
willing. Then Referee R. w. Salisbury
announced that the tournament would be
closed on account of darkness
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TINTlC.

Miss Josie Bailey spent last Sunday
visiting friends and relatives in Provo.
Joseph Wirthlin came out from the cap
ital last Monday. He returned Friday
morning
Mr. and Mrs John ]. Harper arrived
here last Friday evening from San Fran
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DARKNESS STOPS
TENNIS TOURNEY
Exciting Contest in Finals Be-
tween Myers and Garrett
Golf Tournament.

&<<A<%<<<<<<<<
\ Darkness put a stop to the ten !
\ mis- tournaments at the country )
c;,,h yesterday evening when the I
4 last sets In the finals Of the mems I
4 and women's singles were about 10
! be played. For that reason. the I
! final and decisive sets in the con-
\ tests between Aaron Myers and T.
! M. Garnett, and Miss Kate Will I
: nams and Miss Grace Lyons will :
\ have 20 be played at some future :
= time
\ The preliminaries In the golf :
for the J. Frank Judge :
cup yesterday left A. w. Copp and
\ r. B. Wickes to make the final :
\ contest upon the links today for :
' the trophy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

A. A. S. RITE-The four coordinate
bodies of the A. A s. Rite OF Free VA.
sonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month at Masonic Tenn.
pie corner First South and Second East
streets Sojourning brethren invited
LOUIS COIN, 32d Degree.
" M Jordan Lodge of Perfection No :.
A. E HUTCHINSON, 32d Degree.
w. M James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
No. l.
c. B. DIEHL. 32d Degree.
Commander Salt Lake Council kadosh
No. l.
s. d. EVANS. X. c. c. H.
M and K Utah Consistory No. ].
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. $50 Degree
Registrar for all the bodies.
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SOCIETIES.

UTAH Commandery No. IL. knights
Templar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple, cor. I'd East and LIST South.
the first Thursday OF each month. So
ionrning Sir knights cordially invited TO
attend JAMES II. BROWN. E. C.
2. o. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder.
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LOST-At Lagoon, July 9Th, baby's sill
hood valued as keepsake. Phone 2oi-I
reward.
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DIED.
CROFT-Infant son of David Edward and
Dora Ripe Croft, at L. d. B. hospital.
4:0 a. m, July 4. 1908
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
EBER W. HALL, Undertaken, Embalm-
sr. 225 S. West Temple. Both phones lols
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral services of ]. j: Bogedahl
will be held in the Twenty-ninth ward
at City cemetery.
The funeral services of Martin James
Dixon viii take place L.. from ESer w; r aSII
street, on Monday. July O. at s;so P M
under the auspices of Jordan lodge NO. ..
/. o. O. F. All members OF the Miners
union invited. Interment In Mt Oivet
cemetery.
The funeral of Thomas W. Page wiz be
held at his sisters residence. s4i west
Fifth South street Sunday at O'Clock.
Friends invited
FLORISTS.
WALTER w. KING. FLORIST.
2l4 E. I'd So Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
THE FLOWER sHOP-Cut flowers and
designs Under Nat Bank Of Republic
ERNEST A LAMBoURNE FLORAL
Co.sS. Main. Bell 2s1; Ind. 374- Leading
florists on funeral designs Decorations
THE RELIABLE florist Hu1dsrt
Floral Co.. opp. Grand theatre Phone 10
-
SOCIETY NOTICE.
COME join the circles of w. o. W. at
their outing at Lagoon, Friday. July 10.
good time promised to all
LOST.
LOST-Lady's leather suit case. con-
tanning toilet articles: also navy blue
coat Suitable reward for return 10 NO.
u WAYNE avenue. Ind. 3354
LoST-Party who took telescope grip off
| o. S. l.. car by mistake can exchange
same at 515 E. 3rd So. or phone ll1S Bell
LOST-Part of automobile oil lamp. bet
Brigham and 9Th So. Return 10 3o4 Her
aid bldg; reward.
LOsT-At Lagoon. July 9Th. basy's sill
hood; valued as keepsake. Phone 2oi-Z;
reward.
| LOST-Left in toilet room Joint bldg.
| open face silver watch with brass fob.
| Return to city engineers office: reward.
| LOST-Two Scotch collie pups between
State and Main Sd So, Wednesday
evening about p. m Return to r stem
| eel Fur Co., 70 E. Sd So. Reward.
LOST-A bunch of keys near Murray:
| Finder will call up Ind. phone 1o2S and
| receive reward.
| LOST-Blue silk coat on road between
| Lagoon and Salt Lake; reward. "A n. Sth
West.
LOST-Six horses liberated during fire
Saturday night: three blacks. two browns
and one bay Return to Eclipse livery.
DRAUGHTING.
BUILDING plans and general draught-
ing; reasonable rates. w. J. Camomile,
523 Security & Trust Co. block. lnd. Sosi-
| Bell 1897
STOCK BROKERS.
e. M. WEST & CO., stocks. 321 d. F.
| Walker Blk Both phones office and res
MEDICAL.
Plies removed without knife. Dr..
Johnson, specialist. PSI So Main 81.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

PETERSON, % Richards. Both phones.
Orpheum curtain. Brass and glass signs:
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LOST-Left in toilet room Joint bldg,
open face silver watch with brass fob
Return to city engineers office: reward
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DRAUGHTING.

BUILDING plans and general draught-
ing: reasonable rates. W. ]. Camomile,
52S Security & Trust Co. block. Ind. soel
Bell 1897.
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LOST-Part of automobile oil lamp. bet
Brigham and 9Th So. Return 10 3o4 Her
aid bldg; reward.
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STOCK BROKERS.

r. M. WEST & CO., stocks. 321 d. F.
Walker Blk Both phones office and res.
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MEDICAL

pies removed without knife. DR..
Johnson, specialist. PSI So. Main 81.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

COME join the circles OF w o. W. al
their outing at Lagoon. Friday. July 10.
A good time promised to all
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services OF ]. j. Bogedahl
will be held in the Twenty-ninth ward
chapel at o'clock this afternoon Burial
at City cemetery
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LOST.

LOST-Party who took telescope grip off
0. S. L. car by mistake can exchange
same at 515 z. 3rd So. or phone 1lI3 Bell.
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The funeral of Thomas W. Page wiz be
held at his sisters residence. A4 West
Fifth South street. Sunday at O'Clock.
Friends invited
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The funeral services of Martin James
Dixon will take place from Eber W. Hall s
funeral chapel, 225 South West Temple
street. on Monday, July s. at ESQ 2; m,
under the auspices of Jordan lodge No. .:
l. o. o. F. All members OF the Miners
union invited. Interment In Mt OIvet
cemetery
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LOST-Two Scotch collie pups. between
State and Main on Sd So. Wednesday
evening about p. m. Return to r. STEM
eel Fur Co., 70 Z. Sd So. Reward.
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LOST-Six horses liberated during fire
Saturday night: three blacks. two browns
and one bay. Return to Eclipse livery.
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FLORISTS.

THE FLOWER SHOP-Cut flowers and
designs Under Nat Bank Of Republic
ERNEST A. LAMBOURNE FLOkAb
Co. 8 s. Main. Bell 29l: Ind. 3ll- Leading
florists on funeral designs Decorations
THE RELIABLE florist. Hu1osre
Floral Co.. opp. Grand theatre fhone 10
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-04
The "One- man Railroad"

Whatever I know about railroads L
learned from James J. Hill, and 1 told
him once that it was the greatest
schooling on earth if man could I've
through it," said a. western railroad
man to John Kimberly Mumford, who
discusses the masterful personality of
the great railroad king in the current
issue of Harper'S Weekly. THE longer
you remain in contact with the Great
Northern railway, the more closely you
scan it's motive force, it's organization,
its operation, it's personnel, the more
clearly you find revealed at every turn
the characteristics of HILL" continues
the writer. He seems the embodi-
ment of irresistible dynamics, of utter
simplicity and directness. The same
story is told about him as that con-
corning a car Of Russia; how, when a.
new line was being projected and en-
gineers and other officers were max
ing dubious tracings upon the map,
James J. Hill, seized a ruler and blue
pencled straight line from start to
terminus, indicating the route which
was followed. Another characteristic
story, whech ends this article, holds
out promise of a fascinating second in
stament in the next Of the series
which will appear"
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THUG RELIEVES
NEWSBOY OF HIS
SCANTY EARNINGS

ROSEBURG, Ore, Nov 4.-Fitteen-
year-o old Clyde Speck, one of The jour
nal newsbOys in this city, was held up
by two hobos, at the south part of the
railroad yards about $50 yesterday
morning, while delivering Journals. 1t
was still dark. The holdup was pulled
off near the "hobo" camp. The pair &C
costed the boy, ordering him to dig
up He told them that he did not have
any money, and started to leave, when
one of them said: Come through now,
we need the mon."
The boy told them to search him,
which they Immediately did, securing
40 cents all the money he had taken
in at that early hour in the morning.
Speck said that he never carried his
watch or any money with him on the
route, because he always meets doz-
en- or more hobOs This is the first time
they have ever mOlested him.