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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26
WOOL.

st. Louis. oct 26.--Wool, hrm. Terri
tory and western mediums, &aS "; hne
mediums. 23ua6, fine. l4a9.
BOSTON.
Boston. oct. 26.-The local Wool mar
ket continues quiet and firm. NILS are
running close TO their capacity and low
or prices are not anticipated Tor AZ
least 10 months
Local stocks arc so well sold up that
5oOOgO pounds Is believed 10 represent
the amount available in Boston bins
Territory wool. both grades. II selling
with moderate freedom, while neeees, DAT
fioularly quarter blood grades are In fair
demand.
wyoming wool in original bags brings
Is on "a secured basis, while tine and nne
medium territory sells al 81 10 ~ ana
70 to y cents respectively. A strong de-
mand FOR Australian cross bloocs run
ming from 40s 10 60s is reported but the
local supply is limited.
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LIFE INSURANCE SUIT

suit has been started in the fsdsr.,
court by the Michigan Industrial ~
insurance company for the pufposa I,
deciding who is the rightfui ovnsr " "
a $1,000 life Insurance policy taken ,' ~
by one Patrick II. O'Donohue of psr,.
city. who died last February NJ
defendants In the case are Angus "a,
kellar. Jr., administrator of the esist-
OF O'Donohue, ana Daniel Mcpolin an
Belle McPolin. who claim thai O'Doro'
hue's policy was assigned to thorn hi
fore he died. This Is denied bv ~.
administrator OF 'Donohue's estate
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BUSINESS NOTES

As Illustrating the advance Boa state
street real estate IA ls said thut A E
pomeror of Los Angeles. has iust paid
about $40 per foot flr go fcct hf-
tween sixth and seventh south streets.
which sold q few months ago Tor $3.50
per foot.
sss
a. vs. Clayton. d.. ~ tho Continental
National Bunk, rc isns hIs position
AoN ], 90 bcrono sales agent Tor the
superior Fuel a. RrIuuet company at
CnalNlilo. BE win look specially after
tho establishment of outside agono loa.
Tho new plant has capacity uf POO
tons daily The hriQucts arc nude
from coal slack ANA pitch. Weighing
from "A 90 l6 ounces each. and arc
used for fuel with success.
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ed. 65: rranuiatcd. Sis
Cofcc-Flrm. No. 7 Rio. ~. nominaii
no. I santos. 81.
BUTTER AND EoGs,
C1icafo. Oct 1-Butter-steady.
Crcamer1os. es0so, Diaries. 0H2N
Eggs-Flrm. a. mark cases included.
~. receipts. 500. nrsts. 2iil prime
ilrsts. 26h
1'heesc-.Firm Daisies. iedh, Twins,
i5An&: Young Americas. leNh Lone
Horns. l5a nis
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UNLISTED STOCKS.


FORENOON SALES.
Colorado. 800 at i.27lk 100 AZ i21ia,
seller 60. 500 at 20 seller go, 500 at l.25;
100 at 30. buyer 10.
Columbus, 600 az 81
Crown Point. 1000 at s.
East Tintic Gold King, 1000 at y
Indian Queen. 1900 at az.
Inyo. i.SO0 at sIa.
Iron Blossom. 900 at n. 400 AZ H.
seller 80. 1900 at a.; 300 at p, seller so;
30 at 49,
Mason Valley. 30 at 1917
New York 1900 at @
ohio Copper, 100 nc 40
Plutus. 1000 at g.
Sioux Con. 1000 at S.; i.eoo at 90.
So. Columbus Con. 500 az ~.
Tlntic Central, 600 at 3.
Utah Con, 900 at .
Yerington Copper, 1000 at 3.
victoria. 200 at 1924.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Ajax. 1000 AZ 81.
Colorado. 400 at 1272. seller so; 1000
at LIN.
columbus. 100 at 81. seller 80: 500 az 81.
seller co. LOO at S.; 100 at s., seller
60.
Iron Blossom. 500 az p: 800 az a.
Mason Valley. 200 at 1.92is.
Sioux Con, 500 at s.
Tintic Central. 1000 at a., seller 30 /;
! 900 at 8. buyer so
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district, J. =. Booth judge: ana :,
Sierra Nevada Lumber oompany en'
peiiant against John McCombi,, az.
a., respondents, from the Third A
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FORGERY CASE DIslnssrn
J. Grant win Not Stand Trial for \,
tering Bad Paper.

Inc case in Judge r. d. IeVls's q.
vision OF the Third district court when,
In J. Grant is charged with for,,,,, ,'' re- ~
name OF u. III. Smith To a 49, .ni
500 on the State Bank OF Utah IN ~ 'gi
II, was dismissed on Monday ~, -.
ton OF Dist. Atty. f. c. Ioofbour,v1'' no
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BUS PASSENGERS

John ". Dick, "a mining man from
Boston Be- Il guest af the iknutsfofd.
4. T.. Marlin. O. wellknown business
man Of Boise, D. Registered az the
Wilson.
Mrs. Y. y. BOYD of Twin Falls Ida,
D. stopping Ht the cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. 4. Oieli OF Boise.
IDA. are guests al the Wilson.
William a. Moore OF Phoebe h in tho
ciiy on business and is domiciied an the
cullen.
s 49,
Pioneer Roonnrs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed BY
LAMBERT PAPER co,
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james a. tollntk ~ 90 ndNkefh anu
brokers. 6 west Second South street
furnish the following received over
their private wire today;
COMsTOCK.
Ophlr $500 90; Mexican. 500
t.52i4. Gould q Curry, 32@S5' Con. Va
.87adt 40. Savage 5000; Hale a
No~cross 30 bid; yellow Jacket. 1.35
asked. Beicher. 100 bid; Confidence,
4 g. asked Sierra Nevada, 52Q53' EX-
chcquer 9S asked, Union, IJ4l6. Chol-
lar 25a26. Potosi, 81 asked.
TONOPAH.
Tononah Nevada. $50 bid. Montana
Tonopah So bid; Tonopah Extension,
GOLDF1ELD
sandstorm. 6 bid. col At. bid.
Jumoo Ext. "A bid Kendall 4 bid;
Booth. 10 bid Blue Bull. aus. Adams.
1 asked: silver Pick, l0Nil. Blue Belt
223: Lone star bid ORC. fl5. Allan
ga. liN12. CT Bend 4a5 Red Top Ext,
.03. Florence. oN-div. 2.10i2S0, Gold
Held Daisy. sac; Comb. Fraction. 500
@. Gt Bend Ext . asked kewanos,
5H6. Portland, 1n3; Cockorjnck, bidi
Rcd Hills 30i Grandma, asked /,
Goldfcld con. 6.'5@6so; D'hrld Iri-
angle. 2 asked.
BULLFRoG
Bonnie Glare no bid Maynnwer
CONS. l20t3. Montgy Mt. Q asked;
Tramp Cons. 4 bid
MANHATrAN.
Mani. Cons, 8 asked. Dexter D bid;
Mineral Hili, 4 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlcw Eagle 90 asked rittshurg
Silver Peak s. bid. Round Mountain,
G5 hld. Rawhdo queen, 90 bid Rave
hide Coalition. 20d-s. Balloon nam, b
bid
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RILEY An PARK CIV

Deputy United States ~
Lucian Riley was in Park Citv Ina ,nsa,
serving summonses for Jurors "a "a quay
poenas for witnesses 70 appear !, SUD .t
November term Of the United So. ee
federal courts. states
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Colorado. $500 Al T. %. 300 at LIS
seller go; ] 800 az 1.22ls
Columbus, 100 az Sc; 100 q 81
Iron Blossom 800 at Il. l,sj0 al lOi
100 az 50 seller 30.
Mineral Fiat, 1000 at sh
Nevada Hills, 200 at IS.
seven TrouEhs. LOCO at az
Sioux Con. $500 at s.: 500 al 81, 100
NJ Sc seller so; Is at g. 100 at "a seller
co.
south Iron Blossom. 10000 al 1.
swansea Con. 500 al Q,
Tintic Central. 5000 al B; 200 AZ ga,
I'ncie Sam, 200 at so
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COURT NEWS
CHARGES NEGLIGENCE.

Charging that the Galway. Hoock &
Francis company were careless and
negligent IA not keeping its heating
furnaces IN repair, John II. Williams.
through his guardian, Robert NJ. VIII
liams. today filed an action IN the
Third district court 10 recover $1,000
damages alleged 20 have been suffered
by him In the loss OF three fingers
OF his right hand. Williams IN 20 years
old. and charges IN his complaint that
while employed by the above named
company az fireman on March 2, last,
his fingers were cut of IN an accident
TO the boiler which he WIS attending.
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ARGUED AND SUBMITTED.

The following cases were argued and
submitted AZ the session OF the
supreme court held today. Alvin v.
Horton, appellant against Andres
Roghnar from the Second judicial dis
trict J A. Howell. Judge. Ann r. Gay,
respondent against Young Mems con.
Coop Mercantile company. and A. y.
Rockhil. appellants, FROM the Fourth
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81. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
tas Atlas Hell ta7O. ReA so0i-Z
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Signs that Attract IIamlin -Paints
Both phones
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HAvERoANp q AIBERTsoN


Both Phones l365. Room glk
Boston building.
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their prlvate wire today:
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SAN rRANcIsco MARKET.

James a. Pollock A. CO. bankers and
brokers. 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire today:
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turned from New July 1776 grand celebration
of the of the promulgation of the
was held which nearly the entire population of Phlla'
delphia Joined Chevaer Conrad Alexandra Gerard of
France minister accredited to the United States
from any power, interested spectator
Chief Justice John Marshall spoke in the state house
yard at one celebrations in the early part of his
tenure of Office, later Daniel Webster delivered
notable address there.
During the centennial in Philadelphia there nat
urally notable demonstration and less than
Dom Pedro emperor of Brazil, sat among those who
cheered the sentiments that had sounded the downfall
of monarchy in this country and were finally to take his
throne from the ruler of Brazil
In later years another representative of foreign
country the central figure at Independence square,
WI Ting-faug, Chinese minister spoke there with fine
eoquence and made of the best speeches credited
to him in his many felicous utterances in this country
The anomaly that he was the envoy of one of the
absolute of monarches did prevent the celestial
painting in most graphic phrase what the venerable
building stood for.
During his first administration, Grover Cleveland.
president Of the United States to Philadelphia
Fourth of July and standing platform raised in the
square, appealed to the young manhood of America that
the great lessons OF 1776 be not ignored.
Samuel ]. Randall, Judge Kelley, Grant, Lewis
Cassidy also figured prominently in Fourth of July
celebrations there
During the administration of Mayor Warwick him.
self orator of genuine gifts every made the
occasion of notable demonstrations which were in
vited men of national fame.
One of the most commendable features about all
these affairs has been the prominence given to children
In fact they might almost be called Childrens-day
events. has been the wise thought of the men in
charge that better could be made nations
natal day than by impressng the younger mind the
great truths that had their development with Inde
pendence hail.
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ing thu SpanshAmercan that first called attention
tc the possibilities of the middle west recruiting sta
tn fer sailors. The naval militia of the several states
was assigned to the vessels of the navy and the
aaxtry cruisers that the emergencies of the called
irto service, and acquitted themselves like veterans
Many of them showed ability that aferward enabled
item to obtain commissions in the navy that then
olfn to enlisted men.
The sudden impetus which the war gave the navy
nude it to increase the enlistments with all
possible rapidity and stations opened at many diff
feent points in the country. 1t found that the
ytlng of the middle west responded with greater
aicrity to the call of the recruiting officer than did
tDse of the east At the time the Chicago naval
recruiting Office is the second in size in point of the mum
br of enlistments in the country.
The Chicago recruiting Office averages about 20 en-
Htments week, this being about 20 per cent OF the
APPLICATIONS The requirements for enlistment
cptionay rigid and large number those who apply
reach the examining physician being rejected
unfit at sight. However, those who are accepted are
of thorough training and living which is theirs
long they live up to the requirements Of the naval
rsguations while the chances for advancement are
siderable than they have been in years gone BY.
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independence Day is Near

Good fortune and solictous combined have pre-
served to Americans the most sacred building in the
United States Independence hall.
It is possible to hold Fourth of July celebrations in
the shadow of very structure which the birth
and signing of the declaration of independence the most
potent doctrine for freedom in the history of the world
The nation has not ignored the chance.
There are many patriotic Americans who make it a
duty on July to journey to Philadelphia, pilgrimage
and rejoicing great deed that there
accomplished. ~ -
Since that day. now distant 130 years, when Charles
Thomson rising in his chair reaa 1or tne nrst me the
enol drof+ of that momentous document which Thomas
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plates forming joint-stock mining
company from subscriptions of Chi.
nese merchants in China and abroad
so as to retain profitable enterprises
in Chinese hands.
H. E. Ma Tung applied for permis.
sion to resign from the grand council
on occasion of mourning for his moth.
er, but will only give 100 days leave
of .ahseYce' - -: -. -
Chao Ping.chun, vice-president of
the ministry of interior. has been or
dered to- retire owing. to his: opium
habits. s.-North China Daily News.
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Bits from the Far East.

1t has been discovered by the min.
istry of civil Office that there are some
$4,000 dismissed or degraded officials
who are entitled to reinstatement by
special grace on the occasion of the
new reign, and these officials are
availing themselves to pour In their
applications to be restored to their
ran7ka- = -. :'..
As Mongolia is rich in minerals and
foreigners have been casting longing
glances on it, the ministry of agricult-
ure, industry and commerce contem-
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-02

leaf chemist will elaborate tho .,,no
and starches which the plant world af.
lords. AS sugar, the products will
pass from the leaf to be stored nm -.
IN the case of the potato, for examn,a
so as to afford d storehouse Of food
whereonc the plant may draw for r..
sustenance, and for the develonmant
of its leaves and flowers whon aoa.
sion comes. All the vegetable es.
sences and acids, the scents and euma.
the juices which yield india rmhher
the havoring of fruits, and even ~
color of the flowers, are sim,]ar,v ~ AZ
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Fifth street, one square distant. He took
his place on the balcony, which was then
the favorite rostrum of the day. Crowds
had assembled to hear him, gathered by
the ringing of the liberty bell. 1t was a
memorable celebration, and the first in
the history of the nation.
Later, long years after, Edwin Forrest.
the most noted of American actors,
whose love for patriotism and the insti-
tutions of his country was deeper even
than his regard for the stage, stood on
the same spot, and on a Fourth of July
morning read the words of Jefferson as
no man has read them before or since.
A great crowd was present, perhaps the
largest ever assembled, and the actor
during and after the reading was cheered
again and again.
After the evacuation congress re-
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Always Performing Feats Which High
est Exactitude Of Science Can
not Rival.

The bursting leaves of spring time
illustrate nature as chemist who per-
forms feats which the highest ,exacti.
tude of science canaot hope to rival,
In a leaf tho living matter is the chem
ist;'and~the celf IS his laboratory By
daylight the leaf chemist is absorhiux
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NATURE THE GREAT CHEMIST

-
the carhonic acid gas, from the: air.
Then 1T H. decomposing: this gas into
its, component DISQUALIFICATION and
oxygen. The carbon it is retaining -
part 81 the plants food, to enter into
combination with water; and the :oxy-
geh 1t sets free Tito the. atmosphere.
BY night this process ceases, for light
is an eteential feature in the .,qeera-
tion. S-s.. < 4s=si o. a..hsA y
Out of the carbon and the water the
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-02
In tha Fertile Azores.

Ponta Delgada, with population VI
$4,000. is the largest city in the Azores
islands. The climate Is very even
and European and tropical plants
thrive to perfection. The, product.ve
ness of the soil is remarkaole;
Oranges. lemons, pineapples, fiss ana
sthef fruits are cultivated with great
success.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-02

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The great volume of unsolicited
testimony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that L ydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
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sands of women.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
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of the world powers following the war
tne navy mas been growing at rapid rate. The compile
ton or each bateshp meant the employment at least
6oo additional seamen and occasionally necessary
to resort to strong get sufficient recruits
The heads of the department took the problem in
hand and recognizing that the greatake district had in
the past furnished large number to the navy
1t decided to establish naval station at the
most favorable site that could be obtained Accordingly
after dozen sites had been submitted and examined the
Lake Bluff site selected the centrally located
and as possessing more natural advantages than any
other.
The the new institution is about an hour and
halfs ride by railroad train center of this city
and little by electric line ride is through
the arisocratic suburbs of Evanston Lake Forest High
land Park, Wmette and Winnetka The station is To-
Gated about mile and half beyond the station of Lake
Bluff and is marked by trim little depot of the electric
line You are first apprised of the fact that Uncle
engaged project from the signs plent
fully adorn the boundaries of the warning the
passerby that he is in the vicinity of prop
erty and that he should keep off.
The larger buildings of the station are so completely
hidden by trees that the general public passing
trains on the Milwaukee Waukegan would have
no idea of the extent of the institution for the
tower of the administration building which rears itself
from the lake front The hills and intervening trees of
the neghborhood almost completely the large
buildings from view.
Extending from the fence which separates the main
enclosure from the main thoroughfare the smaller
brick buildings In which will be housed applicants
admission to the station pending the time when their
qualifications and general health examined into.
QOZen tWO-StOr1ed
buildings, admirably lighted and finished, In which the
recruit will be housed comfortably any average
Chicago hotel. They extend in a toward the lake
front. where the larger buildings located which
will be housed the regularly admitted members of the
insttution:
The first structure which one approaches at the main
entrance of the grounds is the general Office building
which Is occupied by the government inspectors
tractors and engineers in charge of the work This
compact twosory structure and is situated in proximity
to the electric trolley line. which built into
grounds to facilitate the transportation the construc
ton materials.
All last summer and fall more than 1000 men were
engaged upon the greaakes naval station it is desig
mated In the official reports of the secretary Of the
The result of their efforts is seen in the practical
completion Of the "a buildings of which the station
now composed, and this spring and summer will the
completion of several more large structures.
Proceeding toward the lake from the inspectors
Offices gradually descends deep ravine bordered
each side by large trees Nature has been exceedingly
generous to the neghborhood about Lake Bluff and it is
doubtful II more picturesque region anywhere about
Chicago could have been chosen At the bottom of
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WOMAN'S WORTH.

Wifey-I see by this paper that a
man in America sold his wife for
shilling.
Hubby-Well, if she was a good
one she was worth it.
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navy, as we'll as
the first vessel of
it's kind to be
used on the great
lakes, will al s o
probably be seen
more frequently
in the vicinity of
Chicago than for
merly. But just
what the plans of
the navy depart
ment are for. the
equipment OF the
station with prac-
tice vessels are a
secret at present,
and it is unlikely
that their plans
will b e m a d 9
known for some
time to come.
It was the work
of the Illinois ma
val militia dur
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-02

Presidents of the United States senator's representa-
tves justices of the highest courts, and foreign
bassadors have poured forth their eloquence bertys
cradle The municipal authorities of the city of Phiade
pha careful to to it that distinguished man
is always on hand as orator of the day.
The pomp of military circumstances has sometimes
been called to lend prestige to the OCCASION and the
best musicians in the land have been proud to play pat
otc airs in the shadow of tho steepe where hung the
bell that rang out independence.
The first reading of the declaration that by
Charles Thomson the secretary of when he
nounced the completed the who had framed
it. Thomson did not however, read the declaration from
the balcony of Independence hall to the people crowded
outside to hear for the first time in what terms the colo
niss should tell King George that his control of the hr
teen colonies at end
That privilege reserved for John Nixon promi-
nent member of the committee of safety In honor of the
occasion delegates to the congress filed out in the July
sunshine to listen to the sacred words.
Nixon has been described master elocutonst with
voice clear and distinct that it heard clear to
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ana Sloe, ana was miserable in everv
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sized city that Uncle Sam has been
silently engaged in building in the
last five years.
That Is what another year will
bring forth up at Lake Bluff, when
the greatest naval training station
In the world will be opened and
ready for business, If all continues
to 60 we'll. ..~..s -. -.
1t viii be completed, July t.. 1910.
and the total outlay up to that time
Will approximate $3,5O0,00o. OF this
*2.5OO,O0O is the cost of 80 buildings,
$25O,0O0 the cost of 1872 acres of