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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01
Care of the Hair
In Summer Time

(From Southern Style Book
'Tt is impracticable to wash the
hair every day to remove the ubiqui-
tous dust Indeed. even II possible.
1t would be unwise-for too much wa
ter ruins the hair. and there are many
who believe once in three months Is
often enough for the soap and wator
shampoo.
DRY shampooing is the right idea,
but do not place too much confidence
in orris root alone, The perfect sham
poo powder is made by mixing four
ounces OF therox with four ounces Of
orris root This mixture cleanses I'M
macnlately. and the therox tones up
the scalp and gives the hair glossy
and beautiful lustre.
When YOU want to dress your hair
in hurry. just sprinkle little of this
mixture through the hair tdon't use
too much, and sift it evenly. then
brush the hair thoroughly. You will
be delighted with the result"
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MORTGAGE loans on farms and city
property. Hunter & Kenndy, 211
First National Bank Bldg, C-65
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HONOR PIONEERS
OF EARLY SIXTIES

BOISE, Idaho. April 30.-Gov Jas
Fl Brady has issued a proclamation
suggesting June Is as Idaho pioneer
day, to be celebrated In commemora-
ton of the first permanent white set
tlement in this state While he has
no authority under the law to declare
this day a legal holiday. yet he urges
its observance upon the part of the
citizens.
The recent discovery Of an interest
Ing bit Of history is the cause for this
action upon the part OF the chief exec
utive at this time. Considerable riv-
airy has for many years existed be-
tween the different portions of this
state in regard TO the question of
priority OF settlement and the question
has generally been considered a de.
batable one Settlements have been
established in various parts of the
state. dating back as far as 1884. and
these have been quite fully acknowl-
edged; but the point at issue Is;
Which can now be recognized as the
first permanent white settlement? 1t
Ia now practically conceded that the
little village of Franklin, situated In
the extreme southeastern portion OF
Oneida county. has the honor OF this
distinction. 1t is claimed on good au"
thority that settlement was perma'
nently established there by colony
from Utah on June -. 1860. or rath-
CT, the company arrived there on that
dav and began the plating of the
ground and the erection of buildings
the following day. the 10Th. which day
the governor proposes to honor as
Idaho pioneer day.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ogden. utah. AprIl II. 1910.

Ogden. Utah. April II. 1910.
Sealed proposals for building side
walks in Sidewalk District No. 108,
feing both sides Of Months Lane from
22nd to 23rd streets, both sides OF
Adams avenue from 20th TO 21st
streets. the north side Of 30th street
from Washington to Porter avenue.
The south side OF goth street from
Adams to Porter avenues and both
sides OF 32nd street from Washington
TO Adams avenue, under plans and
specifications prepared by the City
Engineer and approved by tho City
Council. will be received at tho once
OF the City Recorder IN the City Hall
at Ogden City aforesaid until O'Clock
o m. on the 2nd day OF May. 1910,
and in the City Council chamber on
the evening Of said date until tho time
that the Council shall call for said
bids, at which time all bids received
Will bo publicly opened and read
aloud.
The right Ia reserved to reject any
or all bids and TO waive any defects.
BY order OF the City Council.
WIN NJ. BOSTAPH.
City Engineer.
First publication. April Is, 1910.
Last publication. May End. 1870
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council Of Ogden City of the intention
of such council to make the following
described improvements, to-wit:
To create
Harrison Avenue from 23rd TO 24th
streets,
Harrison Avenue from 21st to 22nd
streets,
Van Buren Avenue from 23rd to oath
streets,
22nd Street from jackson to Harr.
son Avenue.
23rd Street from Van Buren TO Har-
rlson Avenue,
24th Street from Harrison Avenue
east 200 feet.
as a sewer district, and to build there
in pipe sewers inches in diameter.
connecting with the manholes OF the
present sewer system. and with such
manholes as may be necessary, and to
Gefray the whole Of the cost thereof.
estimated at Seven Thousand Four
Hundred Eighty>six (S7.4S600) Dol
lars, by local assessment upon the
lots or pieces Of ground within the
following described district. being the
district TO be affected or benefited by
said improvements, namely:
Lots 2, 3, 4. and 6. Block IS: Lots
j. 5, 6, Z. s. 9 and 10. Block 35; Lots
/, Z, s, 9 and 10. Block "a; Lots 6
and Z, Block 90; Lots /. 2, and T.,
Block 3S; Lots 6 and Z, Block 80, all
In Plat c; Lots 27 to 81, both inc,
Block S; Lots 22 to 81. both inc. Block
z, and Lots 22 TO 81. both inc, Block
C. all OF Rushton Addition: Lots 1
TO II, Block ]: Lots ] TO 6, Block 6.
and Cots A, B. c, D. f. all Of Brum-
mitt's Addition to Ogden City, and
part Of the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of Section %, Township 6. ~.
R. w. S. l.. M. U. S. S.
The boundaries OF the district to
be benefited or affected by said i'm
provements are lines drawn 1872 feet
outward from and parallel to the outer
boundary lines of said streets and
avenues.
All protests and objections TO the
carrying out Of such intention must
he presented in writing to the City
Recorder op or before the 9th day Of
May, 1910, being the time set by said
Council when it will hear and consid-
or such objections as may be made
thereto
BY order OF the City Council OF Og-
den City.
W. NJ BOSTAPH,
City Engineer
First publication April 20. 1910.
Last publication May Q. 1919.
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COMET BLAMED FOR
FAILURE TO SELL

That the path OF the real estate man
is not strewn with roses Is evident
from the story which Is told by prom.
inent local dealer regarding an expe-
rience with we'll to do woman In the
CITY last Tuesday.
The woman had been loklng over
some ground In the southern part of
the city and her visitntions TO the
ground had cost the real estate man
a fair weeks salary in automobile
hire and about months growth of
vocal effort,
Finally the woman put in an ap.
pearance and said she had decided
not to buy at the present time, stating
that she would prefer to wait and see
II the earth passed through the tall OF
HalIeys comet successfully before as
sumIng any more business worries
This real estate dealer Is no longer
an optimist-
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CAVE RESAURANT; making money
every day. Owners health failing.
Call 24S2 12 Washington.
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SHEEP MUST KEEP OFF
BIG MOUNTAIN TRAIL

SALT LAKE, April 30-Land and
Water Commissioner Matthews Will
60 to the vicinity OF Big Mountain to-
morrow and post notices warning
sheepmen that they must not drive
their flocks over that trail. Several
years ago tho city and county fixed
up trail from the mouth of Emigra-
ton canyon to Little Mountain,
thence TO Mountain Dell and over the
range east TO Summit county.
This trail was used by sheepmen
driving their flocks east OF west until
the last year OF two. 1t is claimed
that The route over Big Mountain Is
somewhat shorter and that the sheep
men are using 1t freely. thus contami-
mating a part OF the city water sup
ply. Should the sheepmen fail to obey
the notices which will be posted to-
morrow the city will Issue complaints
and cause their arrest. Vigorous pros
ecutions will follow.
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BRE EADW|NNER IN PEN
FAMILY IS DESTITUTE

LOGAN, April 30.-An unusual sight
was presented at the courthouse here
this morning when Mrs. Rudolph
Neidershauser appeared and demand
ed that some help be given her. She
was accompanied by seven children,
the oldest of them being but 10 years
of age. and all OF them were-in rags
Tho father Is serving a term In the
state prison for failing to properly
care for these children. the county
authorities having tried every other
remedy before sending him there He
will be released In day or two and
will then be given work on the
county poor farm II he desires It,
Commissioner Cronquist took the
whole family to store and fitted
them out with clothing and gave them
some provisions.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN. In large or small
amounts, on improved real estate,
at a reasonable rate Of interest. No
commission or delay. This 10 local
mouoy. Call Ind. So phone OF room !
2acS Wash.
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eirce. couuseIors to the deceased.
n Tuesday afternoon. tho speakers
fere Elders Joseph Gibbs, Ell f.
'eirce, Abraham Whcatlcy, Thomas
Nbitwortb. Michael Wheatley. James
olsen. B. II Tolman. Thomas Wheat
ey, Francilla Rurfee. Bishop Brigham
Wright, Bishop Thomas H. Blackburn.
Bishop II. A. Johnson. Patriarch Will
liam H. Watkins and Presidents Lu-
cius a. Snow. w. c. Horsley and
Olcen N. Stohl. all speaking words OF
praise OF the departed bishop,
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FOR SALE-Good five-room house
with barn, chicken house, etc. with
or without 20 city lots adjoining. In
quire OF owner on premises. 216S Har-
rison avenue. Bell phono 1264.Y
VIII exchange for farm. h32
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Andrew j Warner.
Creditors will present claims, with
vouchers, to the undersigned at the
Ogden State Bank in Ogden City. We
Der County. State of Utah, on or be.
fore August 90. 1910.
JAMES Z. HALVERSON.
Administrator, with the will annexed
OF the Estate OF Andrew ]. Warner.
Date of first publication, April Is,
1910.
Date of last publication. May 16.
1910.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter of the Estate of Mar
tin Cahill
Creditors will present their claim
with vouchers to the undersigned ed
ministratrM at the Law Offices Of 10
scph Chez. Esq. Rooms 403-4c4 First
National Bank Building. Ogden. Utah,
on or before August 90, 1910
LILLIAN C.. CAHILL,
Administratrix.
JOSEPH CHEZ. Atty.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS with board;
close In. 1926 Adams. D-7s
TABLE BOARI1 65s 25th.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
This Is to certify that Nelson Nc
Cauhy Is hereby appointed scavanger
and garbage collector of all that dis
trict lying south Of Twenty-fourth
street, Ogden. Utah.
He Is hereby empowered to enforce
the cleaning up Of all yards within
the city limits of Ogden, and the
people are required to see that their
premises arc kept free from all rub
bish. Nth. slops. decayiDg matter or
any dry rubbish OF all kinds.
(Signed) WM. GLASMANN, Mayor,
Chairman Board of Health.
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EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE.

Sunday. May l.. via o. S. L. Round
Trip, s1.oo.
Trains at $50 a NJ. 7:15 a NJ,
$40 a, m. 900 a M, 10;4O a. m,
11.25 n. M. 2 80 p. H.. 400 p. M.
$40 p. NJ. and 8. 45 p. m. Return
Ing leave Salt Lake 1910 a. m, 1 90
p. m, 2;25 p. m, 3:20 p. m. 4, 10 p.
m. 5.15 p. m. 6:05 p. M. and IL 10
p. IN City ticket office. 2514 Wash
iIgton avenue.
E. a. SHEWE. c. P. & T. A.
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BISHOP THOMAS YATES
DIES OF LONG ILLNESS

BRIGHAM CITY, April 3O.-Bishop
Thomas Yates of Harper ward (Calls
Forp died Saturday morning about 10
O'Clock after an illness OF nearly four
months, having suffered from dropsy
and blood poison.
The funeral services were held in
the ward meeting house under the
direction of Elders Gibbs and Ell T.
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uuAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

Everybody desires good health,
which Is impossible unless the kidneys
arc sound and healthy. Foley's Kid
ney Remedy should be taken at the
first indication CT any irregularity.
and serious illness may be averted.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will restore
your Kidneys and bladder 10 their
normal state and activity, Utabna
Drug Co.
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respee
tive Signers for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Legrand R Anderson,
Deceased
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers. TO the undersigned e1ecu.
trix at tho Office OF N J. Harris. at
torney for said estate. Rooms 409-i10
First National Bank Building. in Og-
den City. Utah. the same being the
place for the transaction of business
OF the said estate. on or before the
10th day of February. 1911
MARY G A. HAMMOND.
EXccutrix of Estate Of LeGrand
R. Anderson. Deceased
y. J. HARRIS.
Attorney for ExecutyiX.
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DID MAJORS ESCAPE?
PRATT DENIES RUMOR

SALT LAKE, April 30.-Rumor
gained considerable circulation today
that Abe Majors. a life prisoner at the
Utah penitentlary. attempted to head
a general break" at the prison last
night and had escaped. The telephone
wires to the prison have been kept
busy today carrying Inquiries about
the story. Warden Pratt is OF the
opinion that some one Is attempting
to start something" and says that
the story Is absolutely without founda"
tion.
Majors was sentenced to life I'm
prisonment in the Utah penitentiary
for the killing of Police Captain
Brown at Ogden number of years
ago. At the prison he is considered
one OF the worst men behind the bars
and is kept In solitary confinement
During his term in the pen" he has
been Implicated IN numerous attempts
at wholesale prison deliveries.
A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas
Electric DOLL. strongest. cheapest
liniment ever devised. A household
-.....I., e.. Arnorlco for Ok yearq -
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NICE 5O-foot lot in good location. on
Harrison ave; S375; S2s down. bal
ance $40 per month start now to
prepare for the future. Wright In
vestment Co. PASS Washington ave.
Ell
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FOR RENT

A SN-RoOM modern ho;,se. with
bath. pantry and cement cellar
2240 Quincy ave. Inquire 221O Quincy
ave.
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FOR RENT-5~room house. barn. gar
den, No. 66S Washington. Call Bell
phone 76SK. J. r, Drain. 2219 Madi-
son.
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TWO PIANOS, Cabel C Kimball;
f1rstclass condition. J. Johnson, $50
w. oath st E-12
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TWO ROOMS for housekeeping; $l4.
Light included. 6S5 22nd.
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THREE-RoOM house. 95S twenty
second st E1O
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NEATEST AND most modern Office
rooms In the city; I'd floor. oppo'
site Postoff1ce, D-73
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WANTED-To EXCHANGE

WATER-C COLOR PAINTINGS or les
sons for handmade laces. bed set
china OF any pretty useful things.
335 18th ST D67
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FOR SALE Cheap. lot 4ox1s2 on
Adams Lot 40X132 on 2lst st In
quire Christensons Shoe store. E-S
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SIX-RoOM HOUSE; good lot. barn,
shade Call loo Patterson. Bell
phone 1887. Ell
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FOR RENT NT-FURNiSHED

NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping
rooms. also sleeping rooms; close
in; reasonable. Call Ind phone 3719-
d. ELS
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NEW F1VE-ROOM. all modern house
chicken houses. shade trees. lawn
lot so feet to alley. 2150: on terms,
Ind. phone $40.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Men TO learn automobile
business. We teach by mail and
get you job at S25 weekly. Rochcs-
ter Automobile School. Rochester
n. Y.
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TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms: light
and water. 536 31st St; $3.50 per
week.
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MEN (or women), 81 day sure all
year. raising mushrooms in cellars.
sheds. boxes. etc; big market free
illustrated booklet. Hiram Barton.
". 4Sth st, New York.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED to work by the day. house.
cleaning or washing. Call Ind
'phone. 466.
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A STABLE on Seventh street and
Washington for forty horses. Apply
c. Ducheneau. Ogden D-66
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CHAMBBRMAID wanted at Reed no.
tel.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; one din
Ing table. one range. two cook
stoves. one bed and springs. phono-
graph and thirty records. Inquire at
1926 Lincoln ave. E-3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TO BUY at once. FIVE or ten acre
fruit farm. Apply ISL 22nd st E-13
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Classified Ads 81
The ADS THAT
BRING RESULTS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL FOR general housework; very
amall family; must sleep home.
1929 Monroe. Bell phone 410-Z. E-16
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WOMAN COOK, small hotel. $500
per month, Woman for general
housework. $4,000 per month. Jones
Employment Agency. Bell phone 147S.
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ONE HUNDRED shares water stock.
Hsrrisville canal. Apply C. Ouch
eneau, Ogden. D-65
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A LIGHT single pbaeton Call at Red
Front Livery Stable, 239 Goth st.
E-4
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SOLICITOR-At Singer Sewing Ma
chine store 1888 Washington E-13
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FOR SALE

SIX,ROOM HOUSE; good lot. barn.
shade Call loo Patterson. Bell
phone 159S-Y. Ell
NICE 5O-foot lot in good location, on
HARRISON ave-; S375, S25 down. bal"
ance $40 per month: start now to
prepare for the future. Wright In
yestment Co. PASS Washington ave.
Ell
TWO PIANOS, Cabel G Kimball:
f1rstclass condition. j. Johnson, $50
w. oath st E-12
FOR SALE-Cheap. lot 40x1S2 on
Adams Lot 40x132 on 2lst st In.
quirc Christensons Shoe store. EcS
A LIGHT single phaeton Call at Red
Front Livery Stable, 239 10th st.
E-4
NEW FTVE-ROOM. all modern house:
chicken houses. shade trees. lawn:
lot so feet to alley. 2150: on terms.
Ind. phone $40.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; one din
ing table. one range. two cook
stoves. one bed and springs. phono-
graph and thirty records. Inquire at
1926 Lincoln ave E-3
A SNAP-SiN houses, close in; rent
pays IA per cent on reduced price:
terms and part trade Phone Ind
3665-D. E-2
SAFE AND SEVERAL articles of Of
fee furniture. S15 1st Natl Bank.
CAVE RESTAURANT; making money
every day. Owners health failing.
Call 24S2 1-2 Washington.
TWO HOUSES on 22nd and Quincy
Apply A Goodman. 22nd and Quincy.
D-72
A GOOD surrey. Address Lock Box
173. Ogden. D-6i
GOOD BUGGY, cheap. Apply 246 Esd.
D-e0
FRESH eggs by the dozen OF case.
Kaisius Grocery Store. 743 2Srd Ind
phone 1045. Bell 32S-Z. Free delivery
C-102
HOUSE furniture; oil good. Plano.
refrigerator. Como here. save
money 275s Lincoln. C-S4
AT A BARGA1N-2oth century soda
fountain. Cost, $4,000: for cnsh,
$500. Wards. Both phones 279. B-32
FOR SALE-Good fve-room house
with barn, chicken house, etc, with
or without 20 city lots adjoining. In
quire OF owner on premises. 216S Har-
rison avenue. Bell phono 1264Y.
VIII exchange for farm. h32
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE or trade. a No. j fresh
mllch cow. 1915 Grant ave.
WILL SELL or trade for team, restau.
rant fixtures. in flrst-class condi.
ton. 127 25th. O. l.. Scmeyn E-16
FOR CITY PRopERTY-Chickep
ranch. four blocks from Mountain
View cemetery, Call 536 31st st. D.4S
BOARD AND ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS with board,
close in 1926 Adams. D-72
TABLE BoARL 64s 25th.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
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BOY WITH wheel for special delivery,
Clnrk'S Shoe store.
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rnIIy siFn fba, - H IT Is Eenc.-
ss.a,ed in decent Soc,o,. ,ouion I be toll
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MAN TO make small investment with
services in legitimate money-making
corporation. c. j., care Examiner Ella
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A SNAP-SiX houses, close in, rent
pays IA per cent on reduced price:
terms and part trade. Phone Ind.
3665-D E-2
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THREERoOM and Groom house.
close In; $1,000 and $3.50. Phone
Ind 36s5-D II
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EIGHT room house. good condition in
West Ogden. $1,000 v. Gideon.
First Natl Bank B-30
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SAFE AND SEVERAL articles of Of
fee furniture. 315 1st Natl Bank.
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FRESH eggs by the dozen OF case.
Kaisius Grocery Store. 743 2Srd. Ind.
phone 1045. Bell 32S-Z. Free delivery.
C-102
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-24
DIGGER STANLEY AND
JIM WALSH MATCHED

London.-George Mcdonald, acting
for Tex Rickard, the American fight
promoter, has definitely settled up the
match between Digger Stanley and
Jimmy Walsh for July 3, next That
is. this fight will fail upon the even
ing before the great Jeffries- Johnson
fight and will be held in the same
American city as the heavyweight
battle. Mcdonald discussed the mat
ter at some length with Alat Lynton,
Stanleys manager, before the sigma
lures We're affixed. The size of the
purse was not fixed at the time of
signing the articles and only the sum
of $500 guaranteed Sporting Life is
acting as the English stake holder.
The Digger in addition to having
his passage money and expenses guar
anteed has already signed up several
music hall Cor vaudeville) engage
ments for the states. In addition to
this he will receive a percentage Of
the receipts from the moving pictures
of the fight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-24
Water From Wild Horse.

In the opinion of William Suther-
land, water superintendent. the mud
dy water with which the city has been
afflicted at times during the past
week. was due to the heavy flood
down Wild Horse creek. According
to Mr. Sutherland Wild Horse be-
came so high and turbulent several
days ago that the torrent swept across
the river just aboves the o. r. & n.
bridge and penetrated the feeder pipe
above the water works. This feeder
pipe extends from the pump station
to point at the edge of the river
just above the bridge. Although the
feed pipe was kept closed it is the
opinion of Mr.. Sutherland that some
of the water from Wild Horse rushed
down along the pipe and entered the
same in such a quantity as to affect
the supply. If this diagnosis of the
case is correct then the people of the
city have been drinking water drain
ed from the ranches and corrals al
ong Wild Horse creek.