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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
OiUNKS, VACS AND B6CCARS
IN THE POLICE COURT

A number of drunks, Nags and beg.
gars were run through the morning
grind Of police court. most OF them re-
ceiylug the customary fines and SEN
tenceS.
Thomas ]. Kinney was charged with
vagraucy. having been associated, 1t
Is claimed, with two other individuals
at the entrance 10 the Elite Cafe base
ment Tuesday. The prisoner pleaded
not guilty, but upon being given an
opportunity TO change his plea. de-
cided 10 do So Upon the recommen-
dation of the officers, the court sus-
pended q sentence OF ninety-nine days
TO give Kinney a chance to get out OF
town within two hours
]. 3. Terry, Arthur Shea, r c..
Warner, Jas. Brown and Joseph Mar
tin were charged with drunkenness.
The two first did not appear and
their bail of - each was declared
forfeited The others pleaded guilty
and received fines Of So or five days
each
w. S. Hunter was charged with beg.
ging and was given ten days on the
rock pile following his plea of guilty.
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and visitors are beginning TO arrive on
special trains from all directions The
first large party from the east arrived
tonight. when the New England dele
cation. which Travelled on a specIal
train across Canada, came from Van.
couver. b c.. to Seattle by boat. Other
special trains are scheduled Ia arrive
during the night or early tomorrow
morning from New York, Baltimore.
Pittsburg. Philadelphia, Chicago. Gin.
cinnau and Texas. All OF these dele
cations are coming by way OF Canada.
Two special trains. one from Toronto
and the other from Denver. Colo. are
coming by way Of Portland. Ore
Tonight a reception was held at the
First Presbyterian church. at which
addresses were made by Bishop Will
liam 4, Quayle of Oklahoma City. for
the Epworth league of the Methodist
Episcopal church; by Rev A. C,
Crewes of Toronto, for the Canadian
Epworth league, and by Bishop z r.
Hendricks of Kansas City for the
Methodist church south.
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OF { R | s
REBUKED IN
COURT
FAILED TO PRESENT ANY EVIL
OENCE AGAINST PRISONER.
Judge An9ered by Loose Method, Lee
turcs the Policem5n-Case Of
Flanni9an Is Continued.

The morning session Of police court
was marked by q sharp rebukc admin
istered by Judge Murphy upon the ar
resting officers In the case of II. c,
Flanagan. charged with the larceny OF
100 feet of hose.
According TO the testimony which
you officers have brought in here. this
man is as much entitled 10 that hose
as any merchant in the city eX'
claimed his honor In continuing the
case. "and YOU should have prepared
yourself with some sort of a case be.
fore attempting to convict the pris-
oner"
The judge was told by the officer
that the hose could be produced in ten
minutes.
Well he replied, this court ism t
going to sit here while you get a bun
die of hose from somewhere. You
should have been on hand and ready
with II. I viii continue the case until
. 230 this afternoon
Flanagan entered a plea Of not
guilty, when arTaiGned Tuesday on the
charge of petit larceny. This morning
Mark Murphy was produced as a wit
ness. but only succeeded In stating
that he had bought about fifty feet OF
hose from the prisoner.
James Porter testified that Flanni.
gan had given him 5 cents for deliver.
Ing a length of hose to livery stable
on lower Twenty-ffth street. Neither
witness was prepared to show in any
way that the prisoner was guilty Of
having stolen the hose. nor could they
tell anything regarding a quantity of
other plunder which the man is charg.
ed with having stolen.
1t is claimed by the officers that
Flanagan took the hose and, after
cutting It In two, sold one piece to
Murphy and the other to the livery
people. The man who is supposed TO
have lost the hose testified only 70
having had some stolen from him. and
was unable to state whether the hose
sold by the prisoner was his.
The muddle of lame testimony pro.
yoked the Judge and the rebuke fol.
lowed. with continuance of the case
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familiar with the movements or the
members OF the household is respon-
sible for the robbery.
WANTED-Dirt at the Fair grounds.
Inquire at the Standard Office.
o spend Summer Months in Idaho.
Mrs. II. H. Spencer left at midnight
Tor Spencer Idaho, where she and
other members OF the family win
spend the summer.
FOR SALE-25. COO me large toma-
to plants 100000 cabbage plants. 800
good carnauion plants. soc to Sl.OO per
doz. Fresh cut carnations, 25c per
doz. Phones Bell SILK. Ind. 5754A.
1G2 W 3Oth
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JOCKEY WILL
PAY A FINE
OF S.
HAD PULLED A KNIFE ON A RES.
TAURANT KEEPER.
Quarrel Started Over Matehs and Had
TO Be Ended in Police
Court.

A case of disturbing the peace at
tractcd considerable attention today
in police court young Jockey being
charged with that offense and also
with having attempted to stab a res
taurant keeper on Twenty-ffth street.
Richard Carver was the name given by
the boy and he emphatically entered
plea of not guilty.
The complainant. George Monahan,
testified that the boy had approached
him Sunday night and had asked for
a match. Irritated by similar requests
during the day. Monahan told him to
buy his own matches, whereupon Car
yer had expressed himself In rather
a hostile manner and han then left
The following night the Jockey
again entered the place and called for
a cup Of coffee His manner OF asking
for the same had the effect of anger
ing the restaurant man and words
soon led to open hostilities IN which.
according to the complainant. Carver
had threatened him with a pocket
knife.
Thomas Myers. who was in the res
taurant at the time and was a witness
of the trouble testified that he had
seen Carver open the knife and place
1t in his coat pocket.
The defendant took the stand and
denied having been at fault He claims
ed that Monahan seized huge coffee
cup and. fearful that he would pro-
ceed to bounce it upon his skull, Car
yer had drawn the knife to defend
himself
The court was inclined TO believe
the boys story but stated that the
latter was undoubtedly guilty of dis
turblng the peace. even if he did not
intend to actually use the weapon he
had drawn upon the restaurant man.
He then fined Carver So or five days In
iall
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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. July 7-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000; market steady TO 10c
lower. Native steers 81 50a7 80; ma
tive COWS and heilers 81 50a7, 25;
stockers and feeders So 50a5 so; bulls
SS 00a5 90; calves S3.75a7 90. west
tern cows So coal rs.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market sc
TO lOc lower. Bulk Of sales S7.70aS.
90; heavy 81 .95aS 90; packers and
butchers 81. S0aS 90; light 81 60a7 80;
pigs Sc 50a7 so
Sheep-Seceipts 5000 market weak.
Muttons, 81 0Oa5 25, lambs 81 0OaS =
30. range wethers SO 75ai. 20; range
ewes S3 00a4 so
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KILLED IN WILD DASH
DOWN MOUNTAIN sine

Wilkesbarre, Pa. July 6.-Mrs.
James Hughes of this city Is dead.
Miss Laura Cannon. a member OF
the Luzerne county bar, probably IA
ally Injured, and James Hughes. hus-
band OF the dead woman and presi-
dent OF the Wllkesbarre automobile
club. and a chauffeur were slightly
hurt today. when the automobile In
which they were riding made a wild
dash down Wllkesbarre mountain. Tho
machinery Of the automobile became
disabled as they were descending a
steep grade.
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LOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS

Now York. July 7.-Opening prices
OF stocks today were only slightly al
tered from last night and the move
ment was irregular. Minneapolis. st.
Paul and Sault Ste Marie. Southern
Pacific pfd. rose l and the common.
Northern Pacific and Utah Copper
large fractions. Erie declined 2-4
and Hooking Coal a point Small
amounts Of stocks were offered and
as there was no apparent support, the
bears extended their operations. The
market was quiet but showed better
tone at IL o'clock. Some special de-
mand for stocks of corn-carryIng roads
had a strengthening effect on the gen
eral list by sympathy After Rock Is
land pfd. had risen a point. and Atchi-
son 3-1, the demand died down
Bonds were irregular
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Idlewild iH now open under new
management. :.
Gone TO Poeatello-Jesse Frazzini
the Italian consul. with headouartore
at ogden, has gone 10 POcateIlo. Idaho
on business. Mr. FrazzIni has busi
ness interests in Pocatello.
For wedding decorations Van der
schuit Floral Co.
License TO marry was obtained
from the county clerk yesterday by
Wiley NJ. Cragun and Delphia A. Hetz.
ler both OF Ogden
GARMENT SALE, so cts. per pair
and up, at Knitting Factory. 3O2 18th
street -
Buy Kodats uud Supplies from The
TrlpP Studio. $40 25th st. -
Sidney Stevens Improvina-SIdney
Stevens OF the Sidney Stevens ImpIe.
mcnt company. after being confined to
his bed for several DAYS suffering with
a severe attack Of la grippe. is now
able TO be out again.
e-z-Money Kelly-monev TO loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. =
Hess Bread Is made in a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
w. c. 7. U. Meeting-The w. c. T.
L. VIII meet next Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock at the Crittenton
home All members are requested to
be present
Get Your Tickets on euster-Hem
he some ones pony on July 20.
Wrght's Clothing.
A big snap-31-plece dinner sets.
gold trimmed for $295, at E. a. Oh.
sens, 2259 Wash. Ave.
Will Move to Provo-T. c. McNitt.
a sonIn-law Of Judge J. E Bagley and
former resident of Ogden. was In
the city Tuesday. Mr.. McNitt is pre-
pairing TO move his family to Provo,
whore he will permanently locate as
manager of The Toggery," a gents
furnishing store in which other Ogden
people are interested.
COAL, celebrated Peacock Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal John
Farr. Phone 27.
Ice Cream Cones, at Wrlghrs Candy
Department &c.
Home elarized.-Durlng the alb
sencc Of the family, who came TO the.
city 10 attend the circus. the home OF
D. ]. Nyzeld at Kanesville, was bur
glarized yesterday afternoon. When
the family returned the disordered ar
rangement of the home was immedi-
ately noticed and $50 in cash. which
had been left in the house was found
missing. It Is believed that someone
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
TWO YOUNG BOYS ARE
BURNED TO DEATH

Healdsburg Cal. July G.-As a re-
suit OF their Fourth Of July celcbra-
ton. Harry and Julius BuchlEnani.
aged 16 and Il respectively were
burned 10 death when their home was
destroyed by fire last night and their
brother George. II years old. was IA
tally injured trying TO rescue them.
Some OF the fireworks which they
had set on fired the roof OF their
house but II was supposedly eXtln-
Euishcd II Is believed that some
spark, Of II smoldcred for time and
broke out again after the family had
retired.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
TAGGART DENIES HAVING
EVER SEEN MISS GiNGlES

Chicago, July 6.-Thomas Taggart
was a passenger on the Southwestern
limited. reaching Syracuse at o'clock
this afternoon. When shown the
Associated Press story of Miss Gin
giles. trial he said:
"I never saw, never knew or never
heard Miss .Ginglcs' name until the
same appeared in this case and have
since never seen her The only per-
son ] saw or knew who has been In
any way involved In this case is MISS
Barrettee. who kept curio stand at
French Lick. | never met her but
I'm a business way i have been east
for some time and have heard moth
ing OF this case until today. know
nothing more of 1t than what | have
read today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
DECISION AGAINST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

San Francisco, July 6.-The attack
Of the Southern Pacific on the consti-
tuuonality Of the federal enactments
providing that cattle or sheep in tran
sit by rail must be watered and fed
every twenty-eight house, was rcpuls.
ed by the United States circuit court
OF appeals today. The decision OF the
district courts In two cases decided
against tho company.
One OF these cases involved a ship.
ment OF 1856 sheep. made from
Corinne. Utah. 10 South San Francis.
co in 1906 The company sought a
reversal on a purely technical ground
involving the cousuutionality Of the
act
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
EDWARD PAYSON
WESTON IN RENO

Reno, Nev., July Edward Payson
Weston, the coast TO coast pedestrian.
passed Derby, twenty miles from this
city at 1920 this afternoon He will
arrive in Reno about ESQ o'clock to-
morrow morning. which will bring him
2i4 miles from San Francisco. J. s.
Shinkel, Weston's manager denies the
report that the old walker Is tirlnG.
but says he is suffering from the al
tacks of mosquitoes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
THE DUsrLEss BROOM

tho broom. and is thence distributed
evenly through the straw 6bers. Pres
sure caused by the act OF sweeping re-
leases enough oil from the sponge wick
Ing 10 supply the requisite amount OF
moisture TO hold the dust IL is claimed
that on account Of the very small qunn-
tity Of oil required. there is no dis
agreeable odOr left. and the flow can
be so regulated that there Is no danger
OF spotting the 1oor
When the head or the broom is worn
out II may be replaced With another.
These may be purchased as needed.
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DIVORCED HUSBAND OF DOLLY
LOGAN TUCKER To MARRN

Detroit Mich. July 6-The Free
Press tomorrow will say that Col. Wm.
r. Tucker, u. s. A., retired. who was
recently divorced iu Chicago. was
married today 20 Mrs Myrtle Platt,
who became Col fuckers nurse IN
the Philippines. when the coloneIs
health broke down and he was sent
home TO the United States
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WANTED.

Bids for furnishing $50 000 lbs
Oats. 500 tons First Quality Timothy
Hay, delivery TO be made at regular
intervals during period Of one year
from date In submitting bids on
above material state prices F O. B.
cars Salt Lake. giving full particulars
regarding quality OF material. Mail
bids TO p J. Moran, Box 7S3. SAT-
Lake City"
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, July 7-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 10000; market 10c low
er; beeves 81 9Oa7 ,25; Texas steers
81 60a6 25 western steers 81, 7Oa6
10: stockers and feeders So 50a5 %;
cows and heifers 81. 5OaG %. calves
So 00a7 rs.
Hogs Receipts estimated at $4,000;
market 1Oc lower, light ST 30a7 95;
mixed 81 45aS 10; heavy 81 55aS. 55;
rough 81 55a7 20, good to choice
heavy 81 7OaS 90; pigs Sc. 35a7 20,
bulk of sales 81 7.SOaS 90
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000.
Market zoe lower; native So 00a5 90;
western 50 0Oa4 90, yearlings 81. 75a
go. lambs, native. 81 75aS. 40; west
ern 50 00aS 25.
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CUTS TOR OR SIDE OF cAN.

the central portion OF tho top Of tho can
and the bar brought so that II lies paral.
lei with the top OF the can The cutter
Is then regulated ou the toothcd bar 50
that II viii cut either the top OF the
cao or the Side. with a 1rm pull on
the handle the tin can be easily severed.
IL VIII be noticed that there are prac.
tlc1lly two cutters one for cutting the
top Of the can and another for cutting
the side OF the Gao This Will be found
convenient when II is desired TO rcmoys
the contents without dlsnrmnglnG them.
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of the interior, in reply said the gov.
ernment took full responsibility. for
the speech was an exposition Of the
kings personal views OF the posslbili-
ties of the development of Congo aad
the expansion Of Belgian commerce In
China and elsewhere.
A motion to this effect was proposed
by Deputy Hymans. accepted by the
government and adopted unanimously.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
Oil, BURNERS
TO RUN GU I
OF CARLIN
BIG CHANGE IN THE FIRING OF
locomotives.
west End Of Salt Lake Division Of
Southern Pacific VIII Cease to
Use Coal In Engines,

When questioned closely by Stand
ard reporter this morning. operating
/ officials OF the Hartman system ad.
mitted that the proposition of burning
oil for fuel on the Salt Lake division
( had been under serious consideration
for some time. and that plans for the
erection OF fuel oil plants were now
being determined upon by Chief En-.
gineer Ashton and his stan.
The change from coal 10 oil would
require the oyeThaullng of many en-
Gines. and the erection of new fuel
oil plants would embody the eXpendI-
ture of large appropriation. Dis
cuSsing the subject, a well-posted Off
cial said.
TIE question Of changing from coal
to oil has been under consideration
for some time, and Assistant Engi-
neers r. E. Kramer and A Q. Camp
bell of Chief Engineer Ashtons staff
have been ordered to make a trip
over the Sacramento division TO in
spect the fuel oil plants between
Sparks and San Francisco They are
doing this now and, when they have
secured the information desired, they
will return TO Sparks and make n trip
over the two freight districts to Carlin
for the purpose OF selecting locations
for the oil plants.
The oil burning territory will first
be extended to Carlin, and then, If
thought advisable by reason of econ
omy, will be extended from Carlin to
Ogden
"Of course 1t will require consider
able time to get everything in readi-
ness for a change Of this nature, over
a territory covering the mileage of the
Salt Lake division, but the fuel QueS-
ton is an important issue and must
be taken into consideration at this
time owing TO the rapid exhaustion of
coal fields and opening up of new oil
fields contiguous TO the Hartman
lines.
Much Will depend on the reports
submitted by Engineers Kramer and
Campbell of course, but within the
next twelve months I think you will
see all engines on the Salt Lake divis-
ion equipped for and burning oil"
o. S. L. EXCURSION TO SALT
Lake City every Sunday. $lCO round
trip. Eight daily trains to and from
tho Canitnl
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EFFICIENT CAN OPENER
No Danger Of Cutting Hand-LittIe
Effort to Manipulate.

Every housewife would undoubtedly
welcome the invention Of really simple
ond substantial can opener, one that she
could opcmte without danger OF cutting
her hands Simplicity and efficiency scom
10 be- the keynote of the ono shown -
tho Illustration below, designed and In
vented by Detroit man In opening a
can the point at the end is thrust into
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-07
QUESTIONED KINGS ATTITUDE

Brussels. July 6-M. Furnemont'
the Socialist deputy, interpeilated the
government In the chamber today on
King Leopold's speech at Antwerp a
few weeks ago. In which king de'
clared hat Congo would play a most
important part in the expansion oil
Belgium. and pointed out various op-
portuniucs for Belgian commercial ac-
tiyity.
NJ. Furnemont said he wished 20
know whether ;nls was an independ-
ent utterance Of the king or a minis
terial declaration.
NJ Schollaert. premier and minister
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FILIPINos ENTER PROTEST.

Seattle. July 6.-The Filipinos of
Seattle have, through a committee.
protested against the exhibition of
unclad lgoTrotes at the exposition.
The committee says:
In the Philippines, although per
haps a country less civilized than the
United States, our Filipino leaders
never would allow or concede that any
Igorrote or other mountain dweller
should enter the gates of the city
with the body naked In the way that
they present themselves In Seattle
before a multitude OF cultivated, de-
cent and civilized persons"
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REWARD.

a reward of $500 will be paid to
any person furnishing information
leading TO the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons guilty of steal.
ing copper wire, copper bonds. ties or
other material from along the line of
the salt Lake & Ogden Railway
SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
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DUSTLESS BROOM
The Handle, Filled With Kerosene,
Keeps Dirt Particles From Rising.

new broom. which is said to be dust
less, has hollow handle designed to he
filled with kerosene, and the oil snturat-
Ing the broom corn has the eject Of max
!ng the dust particles adhere to II. In
etend OF floating through space. The re-
oeptacle' Ia llled from the top. and light
door oil may he Instituted for coal oil
where the latter may be found prefer
able. The handle Is a light steel tube
with o tight cap on the top end and the
oil Is fed downward to the distributing
well through needle valve nt the lower
end. From there II is absorbed into the
core OF sponge wickinG in the Centcr OF
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WHAT TAMMANY NAV eXpEcr

Now York. July 6.-What Tammany
may expect because OF the recent GUST
ing OF Police Commissioner Bingham
by Mayor Mcclellan Is indicated in
a statement attributed to General
Bingham, published here tonight. say
Ing that he will be a candidate for
mayor on the anti-Tammany ticket II
the people want nim.
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BE Prepared for Emercencies.

When cold comes TO you-or in Your
family-or n sudden chin-if you letit alone
you arc making recovery hard. A teaspoon
ful of Perry Davis Painkillor in half class
of hot water or milk Will DO tho thing to save
later and greater trouble. This old relinblo
family remedy sells by millions Of bottles
annually. 95o. (the now slz.l and 5Oc.
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Fairbanks. Alaska, July 6-Fifty
thousand dollars changed hands as tho
result of wagers on last nights Fourth
of July Marathon race, Jerry Sulli-
van Of Nome won. with Arthur HYDE
second and Justus Hjorth third. Time.
. hours and 80 minutes.
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OGDEN CANYON TICKETS

are now on sale at Culley's
Store and Hemenway & Moser Cigar
Store in the Eccles Bldg. fifty cents
Tor the round trip, including stree,
car fare and a ride on the ogden Can
yon Auto Line.
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Canon City. Colo, July 6.-Soveral
hundred passengers viii De compelled
to remain at this place for thlrty-slx
hours or more by reason of serious
washouts on the Rio Grande railroad
near Echo. A large force Of men Is
working to repair the damage from
rain and rock slides.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. July Sugar. raw
Strong. fair refining 81 AZ, centrifu.
gal 9G test SS,92; molasses sugar So
II. Refined, quiet, crushed So. So;
powdered 81 95, granulated sl.S5.
COFFED-No 4 Santos sails.
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RIO GRANOE RCAOBEO
UNDERMINED BY RIVER

Pueblo, Colo, July 6.-Passengers
on Rio Grande train leaving Pueblo
at noon today doubtless owe their
lives 10 an unknown tramp, who
tagged the train two miles east of the
little station of Swallows. where the
Arkansas river had undermined a long
stretch of roadbed.
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St Louis. July Wool. unchanged.
territory and western mediums 23a27;
fine mediums 2la2i: fine 12alS IL
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
TRAINS ARRIVING

Seattle. July Con the eve OF tho
international Epworth league conyen-
ton, which opens tomorrow, delegates
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o. S. L. EXCURSIONS TO UTAH
and Idaho points north July 8. II. 23rd
Cheap rates. Long limits returning.
Ask Agents for particulars. =
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o. S. L. EXCURSION TO SALT
Lake City every Sunday. $lCO round
trip. Eight daily trains to and from
tho Capital