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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-14
OP EN In 6 OF
OR P Il E j M
I1fA TER
PEOPLE DELIGHTED WITH NEW
PLAY HOUSE.
ElIery's Italian Band Pleased the Audi
encc, Which, Though Small, Was
Highly Appreciative,

Under the most pleasing conditions
the Orphcum theatcr was opened last
evening. Seated in the brightness OF
hundreds of soft lights, an audience,
small but representative OF OgdenS
best citizens. and handsomely dressed
was surprised and delighted with the
splendidly appointed theator. and hap
pilv entertained by the excellent mu-
sic OF Charming Ellery's italian band
and the yocalists who assisted in the
musical program.
The old playhouse presented quite
different appearance TO local thcater
Eoers from their memory of the old
playhouse before the Orpheum people
took II in as one of It's long string of
theaters.
The shabby and worn eQuipage of
the interior OF the old house and the
old-time trapplngs behind the scenes
were replaced by everything new and
nm TO date. There were new tungsten
lights which, showing through frosted
bulbs. cast a soft yet profuse light
over the entire house, showing 10
great advantage the ivory and gold
color scheme OF the ceiling and boxes
and the pale green effect OF the high
walls
The boxes have been remodeled and
arranged in much more comfortable
manner. and the decorations arc of
ivory. trimmed with gold In a panel
erect surmounted by immense carved
wrenths of flowers. The orchestra.
balcony and boxes arc encircled by
massive brass rails which add mucn
TO the artistic effect of the renovation
and improve greatly upon the old
iron rails of Grand opera house times.
The immense floor space OF the
house is covered with a new carpet
and the seats are rearraHged.
The entrance and lobby pre-
sent very inviting appearance
having been entirely remodeled and
rebuilt bv the new management OF the
house Even behind the curtain there
have been extensive improvements.
, The dressing rooms are rearranged
adding much 10 the comfort OF the
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REFORM LEAGUE ACTIVE
IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

Atlantic City, n. J., August IL
Seventeen cafe keepers and saloon
men were today added to The list Of
those arrested as the result of the
ministerial Sunday closing crusade.
The defendants appeared in Magis
trate Hughes court. waived prelIm-
mary hearing. furnished bail to await
the action OF the October grand jury.
With today's accessions, the total
of arrests is brought up TO fifty-two.
but reform league agents announced
that more writs probably will be serv-
ed late today. A sensation ensued to-
day when Rev. b. S. Hudson, Of the
Lords Day Alliance. made the an
nouncement that the Sunday closing
crusade will probably be directed
against the Sunday concerts on the
piers and other board walk places OF
amusement.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. Sc Il.
American Beet Sugar. l6.
American Car and Foundry, 67.
American Cotton Oil, ~.
American Locomotive. 66 IA.
American Smelling, 102.
American Smelling. pfd., l15 3-i.
American Sugar Refining, l32 IL,
Anaconda Mining Co. l9 l-2.
Atchison Railway, us rs
Atlantic Coast Line. 142 IL.
Baltimore and Ohio, us 81.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, so IL.
Canadian Pacific, 1S5 3-4
Chesapeake and Ohio, So 3-S
Chicago and Northwestern. 19G II
Chicago, Mil and St. Paul, 100,
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 4G.
Colorado and Southern, 81 1-2.
Delaware and Hudson 1876
Denver and Rio Grande, 50 1S.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., SS.
Erie Railway, 81 l-2.
Great Northern, pfd., 1856 "a
Great Northern ore Cts, sc 3-4.
Illinois Central, l59 1-2
New York Central. la 7-8.
Reading Railway 1G4 IL.
Rock Island Co. IL IL.
Rock Island Co. p(d.. So
Southern Pacific. I27 l..
Southern Railway. 80 Is
Union Pacific. 2l7 81
United States Steel, rs 5-S.
United States Steel, pfd, 127.
Wabash Railway -.
Wabash Railway pfd.. 81 IL.
Western Union, "A ID
Standard oil company 705
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Boston, Aug 14.-When Governor
Draper was theoretically" startled
"a 10 Il. m. today with the news that
southern coast OF Massachusetts and
was threatening the military safety OF
boston, the most extensive game OF
mimic war that has ever been played
IN the Eastern states was fairly un-
der way
In accordance with the rules laid
down by the war department. Govern
OF Draper at once called upon Ad1n-
tant General Brigham TO defend Bos'
ION against the threatened attack, an1
.pVo troops we're ordered 10 the front
1der command OF Brig. General
Pew
II was, Of course. known TO all par
lies that the attacking force consist
CD OF several companies OF the Unit
ed States coast artillery from the
iorts in and about New York, and q
number OF regiments of militia from
Connecticut. New York. New Jersey
"nd the District of Columbia. under
me command OF Major General Tas-
ker n. Bliss. L. S. A.
ne sham battles. which VIII be
lougat In Bristol and Plymouth coua'
y next week between the blue army
ol oelense and the red army OF attack
"pose forces were assembled. VIII
demonstrate whether Massachusetts
Is suihciently protected against a for
eigl force.
IL has already been demonstrate 4
10 tne satisfaction Of the military au
lnoFllles OF The country. that no hos
lile heel can successfully run pas'
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{ PLOSI()N
KILLS I WO
Others May Be Asphyx-
lated in Engine Room
of Submarine

ST Petersburg. Aug IA serious
explosion today in the engine room
of Russian submarine anchored in
the Neva. resulted in the killing OF
two men and the injury of thirty or
forty others.
A dozen machinists and workmen
still remain imprisoned in the YES
sci. and fears are entertained that
they have been asphyXiated by gas.
The shell OF the submarine was Dnly
slightly damaged by the explosion
and the vessel is stll anoat.
Tho EXPLOSION. which occurred dur,
Ing the trial OF benzine motor. pre-
paratury to acceptance by the admir-.
atty. was the result of careless hand.
ling of the new machinery
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FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN COLLISION
OF TRAINS AT Hustled, COLORADO

players and facilitating the quick and
smooth action Of the offerings 10 he
presented this season a new sound
ing board has been installed and
brought further forward than the old
one. The entire stage scenery is new
and the stage fighting OF the latest
pattern. An immense switchboard,
controlling The dozens OF different ci-
fccts in electric stage lighting, occu-
pies a convenient place behind the
scenes. making easy The reproduction
OF every sort OF desired light effect
The regular vaudeville of the Or
pheum circuit season Will open at this
pretty playhouse on Sunday night.
August Is. with one of the most at
tractive bills ever sent over the route.
The headlIneTs of the first weeks bill
viii be The Futurity Winners. a
most expensive and entertaining
feature, supported by valuable machin-
cry. three thoroughbred racing horses
and a dozen people.
4 more delightful program could not
have been arranged for opening the
Juvater. Each number was greatly en-
joycd The audience was appTeciatiYe
and the band was repeatedly enCored.
1t would be hard task 10 select one
number as being more pleasing than
another The program opened with
the "Tannhauser' march This is al
WAYS greeted with pleasure. As each
selection was played. the efforts Of the
musicians were more and more appre-
ciated, and one could not help but feel
he was partaliing Of a genuine treat
such as is seldom experienced.
The program was given with that
same bit of pleasing originality in exc
cution that characteriZes the playing
of Director Ellery's musicians, and
puts them in a class BY themselves
just a little better than some others
we have heard
The due from I'll Trovatorc." as sung
by Mons. and Nine Begue was excel
lent and was received with round after
round of hearty applause, This was
the only vocal number on the program
The evening was not made, tiresome
by delay OF any kind, as Is often the
case in the opening of new theatcr
The attaches of tho Orpheum per-
formed their duties with the same ease
and promptness as they would have
done had Ii been one OF the last nights
of the season. instead Of the FIRST
The program PLAYED by Ellery's band
follows:
PART l.
March, "Tannhauscr" 49,. Wagner
Overture. 'Dnorah" ...... .Meycrbeer
Trumpet solo, "Serenade" Schubert
Mr. Antonio Autonelli.
Second Hungarian Rhapsody. List
Cadenzas by Mi Garzia,
PART H.
Operatta. The Red Mlll'.. Herbert
with incidental solos)
Vocal duet. III TTovatore'. ..... Verdi
Mons. and MINNIE Begue
tFrom the Metropolitan opera house)
Two popular ditties-
(a Il Wish | Had a Girl. Laboy
(b) Rainbow ............ Wenrich
SeXtet from Lucia di Lammermoor"
....s ,,........ .......... DOnlzettl
Messrs, AntonelIi. Corinto. Liberia
tore, Florio, Di Pentimi and Man
cinl.
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corps this fall. Recognition from the
state militia will be sought
The volunteer corps will consist Of
men Of prominence who are interest
ed I'm aeronautics and VIII be made
up of two divisions, pilot and met
geological The pilot division Will
include the leading balloonists now
making ascensions in Massachusetts
for pleasure Those who have been
Invited 10 Join the meteorological sec
tion arc Prof w III. Pickering and
Prof. A Lawrence Roteh, of Harvard:
Prof Davis Todd Of Amhert and Prof
II. Helm Clayton. formerly of the Blue
Hill observatory.
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EXTENSIVE GAME OF MIMIC WAR
UNDER WAY IN EASTERN STATES

the forts In Boston harbor. and the
object OF the present maneuycTs is 10
ascertain whether such force could
successfully make rear attack upon
the city.
The rules OF the present game pro
Vide that the attacking forces shall
be landed from the ships from on
shore. The strength of the force and
It's disposition could not he ascertain
ed as all telephone and telegraph
wires we're theoretically cut at a. m.
today II was therefore General
Pews duty today 10 assemble his
army and locate the enemy by such
means rs would obtain in actual war
fare
Although the war correspondents
were requested not TO give the exact
location of the different regiments
IL ia not violating confidence 20 say
thnt troops from all over the state
were rushed TO southeastern hassa-
chusetts and that the vanguard OF the
attacking force, under General Bliss
acually landed on the shore OF Brls-
tol county. and that the regiments
from Connecticut. New York, New
Jersey and the District OF Columbia
wero expected TO discmbark before
night.
Major General Leonard Wood, com
mandcr OF the department of the
east, is the chief umpire OF the con
test, and will have the assistance oi
military experts from Washington.
Several months hence. after all
: these umpires have made their re
/ ports. the honors oil war VIII b.
l awarded.
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WILL ENGAGE
IN DAIRYIN(1
Standard Oil Prepares
to Build Butter
Factory

Chicago, Aug IA New York spec
ial TO the InterOcean says;
Despite Its denial that 1t intended
to enter the field OF dalrying, the
Standard Oil company broke ground
yesterday at Bayonne, \. j.. for the
erection of $50 ZOO building. in which
when completed, will be installed
100000 worth Of machinery for the
purpose of turning petroleum into but
ter.
At 26 Broadway complete ignorance
Of the subject was pleaded, but it is
known that the machinery has been
stored in the works on the Tidewater
OIL company at Constable Hook
for some time and il is only 4
question Of months when farmers may
be called upon to engage in fight
similar to that they waged against
producers of oleomarsarinc.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
CHANGES AT
OPENING OF THE MARKET

New York. Aug. 1I.-Fractiondl
changes either way were general at
the opening OF the stock exchange to-
day. with losses predominating Tho
opening in Union Pacific was await
ed with interest but comparatively lit
lie stock was dealt In at the start.
and it showed loss of II. The pre-
ferred. however. Yielded a point. Fluc-
tuations elsewhere were mostly unim-
Portant
The opening recession in prices un-
covered large buying orders, and
when these made their appearance
room traders rushed t. buy, which
sent UP prices vigorously In all di-
rcctions. The Union Pacific contin-
,ed the principal features. the com
mon rising from 213 "a to 215 3-i and
the preferred more than making up
It's initial loss Elsewhere advances
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TAFT FAVoRs INCREASING
RED CROSS TO 100000

Washington Aug. 14.-Prcsident
Taft heartily endorses the idea of In
creasing the membership Of the Ma
tional Red Cross from 10000 to l00,-
600 and a letter from him, commend
ing the plan. is printed in pamphlet
lust published for distribution through
out the United States. The pamphlet
tells OF the work OF the organization
from the time it was launched, and
deals principally with its history dur
ing The last five years, in which time
it expended more than S5.O00.0OO for
relief work in this and other nations.
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BARGAIN LIQUOR
IS CONFISCATED

Chicago. AJg. 1i.-Many Chicago sa-
loonkeepers who have been cmulating
frugal housewives in seeking bargain
day prices. now have In stocks liq-
uors which Pure Food Commissioner
Jones' and his corps OF assistants are
condscating and destroying as rapidly
as they can get around
Max Strickler. rectlf1er and whole
sole dealer accused Of being the ring
leader in executing the reception. has
been arrested on four charges of coun-
terfeiting labels Other suspects arc
sought
A big wagon load of counterfeit liq-
nor was hauled out OF StricRler's place
oi business, and raiders corraled Il
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WIFE DIES AND HUSBAND
CANNOT BE LOCATED

New York August 14.-All efforts
to find Police Magistrate Henry j.
FurlonG of Brooklyn. 10 inform him
that his wife died from a stroke of
paralysis. have failed. Magistrate Fur
long was in need of absolute rest,
and. when he left the city last Mon
day. he told only his wife where he
was going.
Mrs. Furlong was stricken with pa
ralysis on Wednesday and remained
unconscious until she died last night.
Since She was stricken members of
the family have been telegraphing and
using all other means in an enort 10
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CHICAGO Liveetock.

Chicago, Aug. -Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 200; market steady:
beeveS 81 soar 30, Texas steers 81. 90
a. So. western steers 81 0OaG 90 ,
stockcrs and feeders So .1Oa5 Is. cows
and heifers 81 95a6 so; calves So so
as %
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000:
market for best steady; light 81 Asa
s 90. mixed 81 30aS O5; heavy 81. l0a
S 90; rough 81 10a7 80 good to choice
heavy 81 7.35aS 90, pigs Sc. 90a7 so;
bulk of sales 81 soar 90.
Sheep Receipts estimated nj 5000
market steady; native SO 20a5 20: /:
western So 3Oa5 %; yearlings 81 50a
SO; lambs, native So. 1jaS 10: west
ern IS 0Oa7.S5.
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New York. Aug 1i.-General Theo-
dore a Bingham declares that the
first wear he was police commissioner
of New York City, he could easily
have made 100000 in bribe money,
aad that S1,0OO,000 would not be an
excessive figure for him TO nave real
lied had he been seeking brioes.
One day. soon after my arrival at
police headquarters. an acquaintance
drorped into my Office writes Cen
eral Bingham In Hampton's Magazine.
d" Commissioner, he said, there is
a house at No - West 33rd street,
ron very quietly II will be worth
$1,000 month TO YOU. But the
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REUNION OF VETERANS OF
NORTHWEST PLANNED FOR 1910

Spokane, Aug. IA reunion of vet
eran soldiers OF the Northwest 10 take
place in Spokane in the summer OF
1910 Is being planned by Grand Army
men of this city. II is proposed to
bring together from Washington. Ore
gon. Idaho and Montana several thou-
sands OF soldiers who fought in the
Civil and Spanish-American wars en-
phrasizing social features. especially
in the encampment. w J Wisecombe.
prominent Grand Army man, has
been elected president of the Veter-
ans associations with charge of the
plans.
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CEIAUF T EUR
IS KILLED
Defective Steering Gear
Causes Auto to
Overturn.

Philadelphia. Aug, IA defective
stearing gear caused the overturninS
of an automobile carrying nine per
sons near the Diamond street en-
trance TO Fairmount park early to-
day. and James e. Dugan, the chauf-
Geur, was Instantly killed.
Miss Laura Taylor received internal
injuries and is probably dying at Il
local hospital Miss Katherine Betch-
eTl's arm was broken Charles J.
Fowler also suffered a broken arm and
painful bruises.
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FEWER MARRIAGES ON
FRIDAY, THE THIRTEENTH

Chicago. Aug. 14.-Friday, the ThIr-
teentb left it's blight upon the marri-
&c license Office yesterday. Only 0I
licenses were issued. The average
is eighty
Americans. | have found, are re-
mctanl TO obtain their licenses 10
wed on 'hoodoo days" said Morris
Salmonson, license clerk. This is
not the case with foreigners"
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Kansas City Aug 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500 Market steady, Native
steers 81 50a7 so; native COWS and
hcifers 81 OOa6 90; stockers and feed
ers 81 OOs5 25 bulls S2.75a4 90;
calves $3 soar 90. western steers 81.
50aG 35, western cows So 75a4 so.
Hogs Receipts 1000. Market
steady TO weak Bulk of sales 81 60a
: so; heavy 81 75a7 IS; packers and
butchers 81 65a7 S5; light 81 45a7 e.
IS: pigs Sc 5Ja7.25.
No sheep.
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big lot OF labels. In several instances.
II is said, saloonkeepers begged per
mission to dispose of II over their
bars. They expressed willingness TO
tell customers "it was not the real
thing and offered to sell at reduced
prices to get some of their money
back. but the authorities refused.
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GRAF Ting IN NEW YORK CITY
is $1O0,OOO,0OO ANNUALLY

sentence was never finished, TO my
knowledge. A few months later | was
offered $4,000 in cosh and $500 a
month merely 70 be seen shaking
hands with the proprietor of an up.
per Broadway cafe.
General Bingham estimated the
money value OF graft and blackmail
of all kinds in New York each year
To be not less than S10e000.0O0. He
declares that between 1.50o and 1000
members of the police force arc 'un-
scrupulous grafters, whose hands are
always ont for easy money.
The former commissioner blames
the personnel of the cou~ts for much
OF New York S unrlGhteousness.
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NATIONS COME
10 THE RESCUE

London, Aug. IA joint note
signed by the four protesting powers
of Crete-Great Britain, Russia, Italy
and France-has been presented 10
The Turkish government. 1t prom
ises that the powers Will see that tho
Objectionable flag hoisted by the Gre
tans Is removed permanently, and
express the hope that in the circum-
stances. Turkey will not think 1t
necessary to order her fleet 10 pro-
coed TO Cretan waters.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago Aug. l4-Close Wheat
August $l.0 II: Sept 80 SIS; Dec.
90 1-2a5-S; May % rs
Corn Sept 60 1-2a5-S; Dec. 81 "a
a7-S: Nav So 3-4a7-S.
Oats Sept. IS rs; Dec IS Is; MAY
40 II.
Pork-Sept $50 co; Jan 81 20
Lard-Sept Stl.45; Oct $ll.aO;
Nov $11 05all.O IL. Jan. Sl1.16
Ribs Sept. $l1.75; Oct. S1O.S5,
Jan. $S .O7 u.
Barley-Cash iGa53: Sept II 1-2.
Timothy-Sept 50 65aS rs; Oct, So
G0a2 10
Clover Cash S11 90; March $12 10.
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cLoUoeURsT SWEEPS
LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN

La Crosse, Wis, Aug. IA cloud
burst. Officially registered az 3.SS
inches. swept this district today. wash
ing out railroads crippling telephone
and telegraph service and doing much
damage to farms.
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sATTLEsHIPs LEAVE FOR
ISLAND OF CRETE.

Malta. Aug. l3.-The British battle
ship Swiftsure has left for the Island
of Crete It is understood the other
protecting powers. Russia and France.
viii also send warships TO Crete as an
intimation to the Islanders that they
are resolved 10 enforce respect for
the rights OF Turkey.
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HE SUCCEEDS BY
JUMPING INTO WELL

Fairfield. Ills. Aug. 1i.-Strapping
his hands behind him. Professor Alva
Wills. n teacher of Charleston, Ills.
committed suicide by jumping into
well Ill-health Is supposed TO have
caused him 90 become temporarily de-
ranged.
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FIRST "VOLUNTEER
BALLOON CORPS

Boston Aug. li.-Massachusetts Is
TO have the first volunteer balloon
corps" In the world. according to the
announcement made today by Charles
j. Gliddeu. the welLknown aeronaut
and automobilist who is now making
plans for organizing the aeronauuc
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find the magistrate, but without sue
cess. and his wife's affIiction prevent
ed her from revealing whore he had
gone.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York, Aug. 14.-Sugar, raw
Firm; fair refining So 5Sa3 .61; cen
t1fugal 90 test 81 0Sa4 IL; molasses
sugar 81 50a3 SO Refined. steady;
crushed 50 65; powdered $515; gran
ulated 81 %.
COFFEE Steady; No 7 Aio 7 LA
IL: No 4 Santos l-2aO
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Youthful Bandits Who Robbed Santa Cla.a
Bank Make Startling Confession=-Had
Planned to Rob Oakland Bank.

Santa Clara. Cal. Aug. I4.-Stm
concealing their Identity but talking
freely of the daring robbery in which
they were the principal actors yester.
day. Joe Willotts and Fred Carr. the
two boys captured at Sunnyvalo By
Sheriff Langford were brought here
today for arralgnment on a charge of
robbery.
To Sheriff Arthur Langford. who ef,
lected their capture. the Young men
made startling confession today. Joe
Willotts. who appears to be the leader.
said he and his companion had
planned a series OF bank robberies that
would have created a reign OF terror
in financial circles. So far had the
plans matured that on Thursday with
a hired automobile awaiting their re.
turn. they entered the First National
bank in the heart of Oakland and
calmly weighed the chances of max
ing their escape with a fortune.
This Santa Clara robbery WAS only
an experiment" said the youthful
bandit
Willotts said he and his partner
had there not been so many people
in there when they visited the place.
The proceedings were brief The
boys gave the same assumde names
that they had given the sheriff yester-
day, refusing to diYulge their true
names. nor could any information that
might tend to establish their identity
be elected from them
The court will place your bail at
100000 each" said Justice Thompson
There is no danger of our raising
that sum-" said Carr, with a forced
laugh.
After fixing next Monday at 10
o'clock as the date OF the preliminary
examination the court adjourned and
the youths were driven back 10 the
county Jail at San Jose.
San Jose, Cal, Aug. 14.-"Joe Will
Its" and Fred Carr the youths who
yesterday morning robbed the Valley
bank at Santa Clara, slept well in
their cells In the county Jail last
night and ate a hearty breakfast. AT
Q o'clock Sheriff Langford and Deputy
Sheriff Mulhal placed the boys in the
same automobile that they had used
yesterday and the same chauffeur
Ray Brown-drove them over to Santa
Clara for their arraignment. Attorney
Arthur Dorm. whom the boys had en-
gagged as counsel, went with them.
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Wool.

ST Louis. Aug. l4.-Wool. steady,
territory and western mediums 25a
2S fine mediums 22a24, fine 13a19