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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
RUSSIA OFFERS TO ENOOW
HEBREW IMMIGRATION SOCIETY

New York. July 1.-THE Russian
government has offered to endow the
eHbrew ShelterinG Immigrant Aid So
ciety with a fund of $4,000, but 1t is
not at all certain that the society Will
accept the gift
When many Russian refugees were
coming TO this country daring Inc lat,
Russian revolution, the society cared
for all who sought assistance, regard
less Of their faith OF political ofIilia-
tions. and the offer of $4,000 was
made In appreciation Of this fact, but
the officers OF the society entertain
very strong feeling against the Rus
sian government for It's treatment of
Jews and therefore the proposition TO
accept the endowment has been held
Ia abeyance and may not be called
up again.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
MAROzZO WINS BEAUFORT
STAKES AT NEWMARKET

Newmarket. July 13,-The Beaufort
stakes of 10 sovereigns each with 500
soyerelgns added. for three-year-oldS
and upwards, five furlongs. was won
today by Marozzo: My Pet was sec
ond, and Albert Hall third.
The Soltykoff stake of five sover-
eigns each with 800 seyereigns added.
for two-year-olds. five furlongs and 40
yards was won by the Gordon Gilly
The Prepart colt was second ana
Samos III third
The Springhall selling plate of zoo
sovereigns for three-year~olds and up
wards. five furlongs. was Won by
Hackers Girl. Moccasin was second
and Base Metal third.
The Khedive plate OF 800 sover.
eigns for two.year-olds distance five
furlongs. was won by the Ore flly
H. P. Whitney's Top O. The Morning
was second and Sun Spot third rhe
thirty-one starters included August
Belmonts Hasty Pudding and Mr
Whitney's Blue Girl colt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
{ X @ n { 4 AT E
Z AILR DAD
COMP ANY
KILLING OF JOHN MORLEY ACCI.
DENTAL AND UNAVOIDABLE.
Board of Inquiry Find That the Fall
Of the Hostler Caused
the Accident.

The investigation of the accident
between engines $500 and ZOO, In the
round house of the Southern Pacific
company at Montello. whereby Boiler
maker John Morley was killed. last
the following report being made by
the board OF inquiry:
Board of inquiry, consisting OF
Mr w. w Canady. carpenter at Mon
tello. New, Mr.. A. r, Cave, merchant
OF Montello, New, Mr.. ID. j. Malone.
division master mechanic Souther\
Pacific Co, Ogden. Utah. MI F. !.
Freenor district foreman Southern
Pacific Co al Montello, New, Mr.. I
Reilly, roadmaSter Southern Pi,.tic
Co, Of Wells. New, Mr. b Camp.
bell, trainmasteT Southern Pacific Co,
and Z. c. Manson of Ogden, Utah,
have thoroughly Investigated accident
at Montello, engine 2520 striking en-
CINE POO on track No of round
house, about 4,55 p. IN, July 10, 1909.
finding that hostler j. w. Breech was
handling engine $500, having lust coal
ed her up and cleaned the fire pre-
paratory TO sending her TO Lucin for
uSlDeI SeTNlCc tnCTe,
Hostler Helper w. e Petty was
with him, he was standing on the sill
step on the right back corner Of the
tender The engine was headed east
and started from the ash pit east Of
the roundhouse TO be placed on the
lead north Of the roundhouse At this
time Hostler j w. Breech stepped
from the right side over to the left
side OF the cab TO see If the switches
on the lead were lined up In doing so
he slipped on the deck and fell out
of The cab to the ground Engine was
working steam and gaining momen-
tum all OF the time so that Breech,
who was stunned by the fall was un.
able TO catch her before she had run
into the roundhouse colliding with
engine 200. driving engine 27OO
through the wall of the roundhouSe,
killing boilermaker John Morley, who
was working on the front end OF en-
gine 2700.
Engine 2520 had 300 feet start and
was running about ten miles per hour
at the time that she struck.
ut Is our decision that the accident
was entirely due to Hostler J. w
Breech slipping on the deck and fall
Ing to the ground. stunning him so
that he was unable TO catch the en-
gine
From these findings we have decid-
ed that the accident was entirely un-
avoidable."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
POLICEMEN AND
STRIKERS CLASH

Pittsburg. July 14,-Serious trouble
occurred after noon today at the Press
ed Steel Car plant, at McKees Rocks.
near here where strike of ZOO steel
workers has been in progress for sew
eral days
The police and strikers clasbed
with the result that shots were fired
A number are reported injured.
1t Is said many workers We're injur-
ed during the trouble but none ser
iously During the afternoon, several
thousand persons gathered about the
plant and the police were unable to
disperse them. The officials of the
company have asked for 200 special
deputies, and the sheriff is making the
necessary arrangements.
This afternoon. the strike at the
Pressed Steel Car company's plant
became general There are five thous.
and men out. Further trouble is fear
ed tonight.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS
ADJOURN TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Seattle. July 13.-The National
Lumber Manufacturers association
convention met this afternoon, and af-
ter transactlng a little business ad
journed 10 permit the delegates 10 go
to Tacoma 10 attend the funeral of the
late Congressman Cushman. the lum.
bermen's spokesman on the ways and
means committee of the house The
convention adopted resolutions express
sing Its sorrow at the death of Cush-
man.
A resolution was adopted fayorins
standard OF odd as we'll as even
lengths of lumber in flooring, ceiling.
partitions. finishing and moulding,
drop and bevel siding.
1t is estimated that the delegates
attending the convention represent
S250000. 900 in wealth.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
FRED CHAMBERS NJ MES
FIVE DEPUTY WARDENS
Appointees to Serve Without Pay
From State In Wasatch County.

Salt Lake, July 14.-Five deputy fish
and game wardens to work without
pay from the state were appointed by
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Chambers on Tuesday for Wasatch
county. The men were recommended
for appointment by Deputy Commits
sioner M. p. Pope of that district and
arc as follows: r NJ. Pope and Eu-
gene Hamilton of Theodore, Gront
Carpenter. John Bennett and Albert
Hardy Of Vernal With these appoint
ments Mr.. Chambers believes that ne
has a good organization In Wasatch
county for the protection Of fish and
game and violators of the law will
have 10 be very active to avoid de.
lection and prosecution.
The commissioner announced that
the improvements in the state hatch
cry at Murray. costing about 81 500
were completed Tuesday. The new
hatchery will bring the capacity of
the plant at Murray up to 100000
fish Three new wells have been sunk
To assure q sufficient water supply for
tho hatcneries.
Bids will be opened August | for
the erection of the new hatchery at
Spring creek. Utah county, which will
cost about $4,000. and as soon as that
is completed n new hatchery will be
built al Panguitch TO cost about the
same amount
There have been 10000 fish plant
ed by the state this year and there
will be ready for distribution In Aug
ust about 100000 more. There are
about 700 900 fish in a rented hatch.
cry at Richfield, which will be used
to stock Fish lake These fish Will be
distributed eventually among the
streams of Grand Piute, Emery.
Wayne. Garfield and Sewer counties.
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s 7 A n d A R D
REFUSED
"ADS"
THIS PAPER HAD TO DECLINE
FOUR PAGES.
Advertisers Should Present Their
Copy" In Ample Time to
Assure Publication.

Too many advertisements were of
fered the Standard today and $3.50
worth of advertisements were declin-
ed because there was not space in tho
paper One-half of the paper Is re-
served for reading matter and adver-
tisementS must not crowd out the
news.
The management will be pleased TO
accommodate all advertisers ii the
latter Will permit Of time to get out
more pages. To bring the advertise
ments to the Office on the day the
same are to be printed is not time en-,
ouga TO make arrangements to en-
large the paper All advertisers should
understand this.
Enough advertisements were declin-
ed today To fill four extra pages, among
them one whole page from the Baron
COMPANY one whole page by the Max,
well Automobile company one-half
page by Paine G Hurst and a number
of smaller "ads."
1t hurts us TO refuse this good mon
ey, but We are only human beings and
cannot do the impossible
Follow the example Of Wright G
Sons Company and get your big ads"
In from one to three days ahead Of
time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
WAITING FOR FAVORABLE
WEATHER FOR FLIGHT

Calais, July 13.-Herbert Latham,
the French aeroplanist who Is wait
ing here for favorable weather CON
ditlonS to attempt to reach England
in his monoplane, made n splendid
10 minutes trial flight this morn
ing. In coming down. however the
propeller was slightly damaged by
contact with the earth. There was a
slight wind at the time OF Latham'S
flight 1t was felt that he might
head across the channel for Dover ami
the waiting torpedo boats and yachts
went TO sea to be in readiness TO
follow him should nc do so, but the
aeroplanist held his machine over the
land and came down near the start
ing point
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
RULER OF PLRSIA
MAY LOSE THRONE

London, July ia dispatch from
Teheran says that the nationalists
attacked the CossackS in the bar
racks and artillery square for two
hours this evening without succeed
ing in capturing the positions. The
combat was fiercely waged, the Cos
sacks using shrapnel a body of the
shah's troops, the dispatch says. Is
coming from Shahabad by forced
marches 10 the assistance OF the Roy
alistS.
There is little sympathy in Eng
land for the shah, who according to
reports from Persia. stands a good
chance Of losing his throne. Great
Britain. in conjunction with Russia,
consistently urged him to re-establish
the constitution.
Great Britain's further action will
be confined strictly to safeguarding
British interests. II is believed Rus
sia will act similarly.
Belfast. Ireland, July 1S.-The Ma
tionalist quarter OF the city has been
the scene today OF serious rioting.
owing TO the disturbed state Of the
district since the conflicts between
the Nationalists and Orangemen on
July II, A large force of police has
been drafted. Alreauy several en-
counters have taken place between the
police and the mob.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
OVER ONE MILLION VISIT
FAIR IN FORTY-TWO DAYS

Seattle. Wash. July 13-With an
attendance of 2I.G01 the total attend
ance for the first forty two days of tho
Alaska Yukon-Paclhc exposition pass
ed the million mark. the grand total
being 1,015,272, This surpasses tho
record of the Lewis and Clark expo
sltion and also of the jamestown ex-
position In the former case. the mil
lion mark was reached at the end of
siXty-five days. and at jamestown. it
was nearly three months before the
turnstIles recorded 100000 admis-
sions.
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n
taken to the canyon in Denny Smyth's
auto this afternoon
! On Fishing Trip-J. d. Harris, Jr,.
and wife are enjoying a fishing trip
to CamaS, Utah. They will be away
from Ogden for about two weeks. =
Automobile for sale. hrst-clasS con
dition. A bargain. Call at 2609 Mad
isCn Ave.
From Nebraska-Mrs. S. o. Jen-
nings and Miss Mabel Jacobson oil
Nebraska arc visiting their Sister.
Mrs. s. B. Good, OF this city, and their
brothers r. W. and c l. Jacobson of
Salt Lake
This is fast age. everything goes
fast, especially Lewis Good Coal.
Phones l49. -
New Oircctor-D A. Smyth has
been elected a director of the Com
mercial National bank.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be.
fore the day on which the advertise.
,ment is to appear in order TO insure
GNbA"'hNi'is
Funeral Thursday-The funeral
services over the remains OF Frank
G. Gellenbeck will be held from the
Richey Funeral Chapel on Thursday.
July 18th, at 2 80 p. m Jnterment
will be in the Mountain View GENE.
terry
The best carriage service at Aliens,
for private calls, funerals or operas.
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %, i12 25th street
New School euildings-F. C.
Woods G Company have recently com
pleted plans for a new school building
at Taylor. the southwark of the old
West Weber ward, and a building az
Statewide. The school house to be
built at Taylor Will be n four-room
structure. Only two of the rooms will
be used as a basement until later,
when the attendance is larger. The
building Will be constructed of press
ed bun brick. The general contract
has been given to Edvilson and An.
derson. The Statewide building will
be OF brick, also IT will be erected
for four rooms. three being finished
and made ready for occupancy this
season Both Of the buildings will be |
conveniently arranged, and supplied i
with the proper cloak rooms. and 9TH
or features that go to make up an !
attractiye county school house.
"THE coAL"-2Oo1 pounds to the
ton Shurtliff C Co Phones is. Office !
BIS Eccles Bldg. :
Engineer con'ine-Consulting En-
glneer lSaacs of Vice President
kruteschnitts stan and a party of
friends and officials from Chicago will
arrive az ogden Sunday mornlr ( next.
The party is travelling il private
car, and 1t is thought at railroad head
quarters that Engineer Isaacs' visit ut
this opportune time. has TO do with the
important local improvements mapped
out for Ogden by the Hartman man
agement r
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
FOREIGNERS ATTACKED
eY AMERICAN MINERS.

Victor Colo, July Foreigners
recently imported by one of tae large
mining companies have stirred the
wrath of American miners because,
II Is alleged. they have cut the scale
fifty cents a day and work two hours
longer
This resulted in an attack upon
them last night, during which shots
were fred a bullet striking Paul
Iorby, an Austrian, dangerously
woundins him. The foreigners were
warned TO leave the city at once.
Tho attack was arranged aad car
Tled out so quietly that no trace Of
the guilty parties has been found. The
authorities are Investigating
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
MARRIED IN SALT LAKE
AT NOON TODAY

Frank Livingston son OF b F Liv-
iDgton, and Miss Myrtle Moulding OF
2615 Lincoln avenue. were married
in Salt Lake by Bishop Morris Ensign
Of the Third Ward. at 12:4o this af.
ternoon The young people were ac-
companied to Salt Lake by Edwin Liv-
ingston. Ella Livingston. Dora Childs
and David Barker who witnessed the
ceremony
The couple will remain in Salt Lake
unit! Monday, when they will return
and be at home to their friends at
2521 Grammercy avenue
o. S. L, EXCURSIONS TO UTAH
and Idaho points north July 3, II, 23rd
Cheap rates. Long limits returning
Ask Agents for particulars
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
LARGE INCREASE IN
IMMIGRATION SHOWN

Chicago. July 13.-A largo increase
in immigration through the port OF
New York Is shown by figures compiiE
ed by the immigration bureaus of the
western railroads for the first five
months of this year. The total of
alien and citizen steerage arrivals
was 3S7016. as compared with 49,
163 In the corresponding months OF
1908 The number of alien arrivals
increased from 106.679 TO 375,277.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
GLlOOENITES ARRIVE IN
CHICAGO AFTER HEAVY BUN

Chicago. July 13.-1The GIidden auto
mobile tourists today arrived in Chi
cago. The run was from Kalamazoo.
Mich, l45 miles. On the last part OF
the journey the contestants encoua-
tered roads that were heavy and DUST
and scored with deep ruts
A welcome incident was the stop at
10 o'clock at South Bend. Ind, fof
lunch. The contestants had been on
the road from Kalamazoo. Mich, since
Z o'clock m.
In the evening the GliddeniteS were
the guests of the Chicago Motor club
at dinner.
Tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock the
third lap will be started. the objective
point being Madison. Wis.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14

clamation projects being carried out
by the government.
II have alreedv visited the govern
mcnt project at Mitchell in the NORTH
Platte Valley. Nebraska, the work in
the vicinity of cody. Wyo.. on the
Shoshone river. and the project at
HuntleY near Billings. Mont said
Secretary Ballinger last night.
After visiting these projects |
spent few days In the Yellowstone
National Park to settle certain diff
cultics that have been standing for
some time in connection with its op-
eratIon."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
Two Million Bottles

Of Perry Davis Painldllor sold every year.
This wonderful household remedy stops tho
pain of sprains. buns or bruises. 1t relieves
rheumatism or neuralgia. It cures colds,
cramps, colo, diarrhna. There ought TO lc
q bottle on your shelves just now, ready for
tho first sign of trouble. The now size bot
tie Is 80 CTS. a~7 there is also the soc siZc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
DEATH RESULTS FROM
PLAYING "REO INDIAN"

FTeePOrI, TTTsr July II George
Tracy nineTenr-old boy. died yes
terday at the Freeport hospital He
played ''red indian" With some bigger
boys in POtcsogue last Thursday and
they had him pretend he was a pale
face" They tied him TO a tree so
tightly that when he was released It
was found he was Internally injured.
The boy was released by his mother,
who had heard his cries.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
REACHES AGE AT WHICH HE
SHOULD BE CHlOROFORMEO

Baltimore. July l3.-Dr. William Os-
Ter was sixty years of age yesterday.
He IS alsc hale and hearty, but he Is
not in this city
The eminent physician. who held
that a mans best usefulness was end.
ed at forty and that he ought to be
chloroformed at sixty. sailed recently
for England, after a vacation trip in
America.
i. K Ball. registrar of JOINS Hop
kins. said there was nothing In the
appearance or manner OF DR. Osler
shen 10 Indicate that nc had any inten-
ton OF quitting the world
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
"eRANO OLD MAN OF
VIRGINIA." is DEAD

NoDfoIk. Va, JULY l4-John Goode,
affactioaately known as the Grand
0fd Man Of Virginia" died here to-
I day following a stroke of apopleXy,
aged so years
john Gooie was the sole survivor of
the Virginia secession convention and
the oldest eX-member of the national
congress, he also was a member OF
the confederate congress. During
President Clcvelands FIRST administra-
tlon. Mr.. GOode was appointed So
licitor general of The United States.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
TWELVE MORE DEATHS DUE
TO CELEBRATION OF FOlJaTL

Chicago. July 1i.-Twelvc more
deaths. due to tetanus as a result of
the Fourth OF July celebration were
reported throughout the country YES.
terdaN. This brings the total deaths
due TO the observance OF independ-
ence day. from all causes. up to ia.
One of the victims was Professor
W. Il. PitlIln, head instructor OF the
commercial department at Albion
tMichD college. His death was caus.
ed by the premature explosion OF a
revolver July ..
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14

fairly good start in that direction
when ! entered the University Oh
Texas. ] was twenty.seven years old
when ] began to study law | went
through the University OF Texas and
graduated in the law department. of
the University of Virginia | am now
forty-nlne years OF age"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
RANDOM
.EE=FsERfNCES ]. E=s

Advertising is simply the short road
10 public confidence. Modern adver-
Using represents the attempt 10 give
10 he buying public the information
tisey want. How can you expect peo-
pie TO buy goods il they don't know
YOU have them? Advertise In the
Standard. Watch your business grow.
We proclaim TO all creation that men
are wise who advertise In the present
generation. -
Machinery for Fourdry-The West.
em Foundry & Machine company OF
Ogden has just received 4 large as
new building on Lincoln avenue and
this viii be installed at once The ma
teriel Includes latheS. drill presses.
shapers. metal saws and the like and
these additions will make the plant
one of the best in the intermountain
region.
Veals, live OF dressed. received daily
by Ogden Packing & Provision Co..
West Twenty-fourth street. Get our
prices before you go TO market. Phones
10. =
Called to chicaeo-F u. Lewis, SUI
perlntendent of the Hartman dining
car and hotel system, left uesday
evening for Chicago to confer with
Vice-President Kruttschnitt,
More B. & u. Butter and Cheese
are used ia ogden than ever before.
Il is made for the hot weather. =
In Private Car-E E. Kerwin, a
prominent railroad man from the
cast, arrived over the Union Pacific
this morning in a private car and
will spend several days IN this part OF
Utah
Rock Springs, Kemmerer Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke M J"
Jones Coal Co III =
Dee Hospital eids-Bids for @he
erection and construction of the few
Dee hospital at ogden will be aINened
this evening at-TTes s16fSiieS-~of Il 8
Hodgson.
4 BIDS wANTeo-Blds will be reN
\&%H BIZ the undersigned for iOo 10
Tib01 Yards of gravel TO be denFGfeo
q the Fair grounds. Bids close 'uiy
is. 1909. The right reserved 10 re-
iect any or all bids. VIM. Glasli'""n'-
At Railroad Headquarters1lD; DoI J.
?Fior. representing the "oItu M, M.
nay Publishing company ol HIT o,,
York City, is registered al loual ,an,,n r%m :,
Isad headquarters and intei'io" ]" ~ b
.iocal railroad officials.
'That Good coaI"-2.ooO pound pounds TO TO
abon. Rock Springs, Clear Creek Greer Gaui and
Castle Gate BamberSer oguo" Rott,
jcs s121 Washington avenue
Plcpes 2OoS.
Livestock shipments-Tweaatsy,,lh,Eoe' as,l,o'
qrs of horses and eleven sont oUI to
secked cars of sheep were sent TO TO
eastern markets on a spec proad Rbfs
oyer the Union Pacihc i'"'
morning.
Fresh fruit delivered from 9sd5I H.f'e, an =
\ Farm, Riyerdale. Ind. Tel
fnlIts ip season. Try us. 4 u,o,o,
4 On : vIs.t to oodeo-F; ;,,,on ~, WSlI" NJ thc
nho published a special e!,uoe OGDEN 1 on On
i Examiner a year ago.Il'1Ro % He He has
\nI way To- Pueblo, CobAT feature of
Ss@ dlEesyi ,rieSt i'i' CO.. cSOga%issphIeal con
ss'!;s'ins %S.i s. sas 81, +
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SHE PAYS s55a FOR A
PRIZE DOMESTIC CAT

London July 1i-Wnat is believed
TO be the highest price ever paid here
for domestic cat, namely S552, was
given by Mrs. Linas of Chicago, for
P.b Roy. III. EnglandS champion
Chinchilla Persian cat and the winner
OF numerous prizes The animal will
be sent 10 the United States
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NEW YORK CENTRAL TO MAKE
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS

New York. July 13.-It Is officially
announced that the New York Central
SYSTEM has made plans entailing the
expenditure OF S2l l.4SS.555 during the
current year for various important i'm.
proyemente. Application has been
made TO the New York Public Service
Commission for Its approval of the
necessary financial arrangements.
large part of this sum will con-
tinue the work OF the last three years
on the electri6cation OF the New York
terminals, and improvements of the
Grand Central station
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-14
OOGMATIC ADVICE.

Author have here a wonderful
play. the suppression of woman's
heart and a mans soul by petty con
ventIons. ] call it THE MuzZlc.
What would you advise me to do
with IT."
Manager-Try 1t on the dog.-Bal
timore American.
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A. Y. P. EXPOSITION RATES
Via Oregon Short Line R, r. s37 so
from Ogden TO Seattle and return; on
sale laily commencing June 1st. Ask
agents for furthor particulars.
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SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
ON INSPECTION TRIP

Seattle. Wash. July 1S.-Secretary
OF the Interior Ballinger, who return.
ed home from tho east yesterday. said
last night that he had come vast to
make an inspection of the various re-