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Potatoes. ONIONS nnd veretahIes

PORTLAND March 19.-City and country
creamery extras, 36c; fancy, SOC to S3c; store,
zoe TO 22c.
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New York
Boston CONNER Stocks

BOSTON, March 19.-Coppers were quiet but
strong until the last half hour. when small
sales caused prices to decline some, Hancock
being the feature, OF 2A the assessment
call with North Butte close follower. Cop
pers should begin to show improvement.
ne following list Is furnished by L. F. Hut
ton & Co. ago California street. San Francisco:
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Northern wheat Market

SEATTLE, March 19.-Milling quotations:
Blnestem. $1.10; club S1.03; fife. $1.03; red
Russian, 81. Export wheat--Bluestem, 81 OF;
club, 81; fife, 81; red Russian, 97c Yester-
days car receipts-wheat, Z cars; oats, car.
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LocaI Bank CIearfnrx

Local bank clearings last week were S46-
75S.Sss. against $3T .S65 ,222 for the same week
last year, an increase of s,S93, $685. or 23 8
per cent.
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RuIIion for Egypt

LONDON March 19-Bulion amounting TO
f232 600 was taken into the Bank of England
today and f100, 900 Withdrawn for shipment
TO Egypt.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Quotations for all three descriptions showed
considerable revision yesterday, eggs being firm
and and higher, while the upper grades of butter
were lower and the market for new fiat cheese
recovered somwhat from the weakness of the
preceding day. The frmness in eggs was due
largely TO the filling of orders for shipment on
steamers for the north, the advance being 1ac
dozen In extras, frsts and thirds and 1c in sec
onds; No one seemed TO be on the selling side
OF the market and the new quotations for all
grades except seconds were established BY bids
on the exchange Some shipments OF cube butter
70 the north were made, but the movement was
NOT heayy enough TO hold prices at previous lev
els ana extras and hrsts were 1ac lower at 2Sc
and 2I15c a pound, respectively. Fridays sharp
deeAne IN nat cheese was followed by a reaction.
which sent quotations for new fancy and first
mats up 15c- Local new Young Americas were
lower at 1S12c for fancy and 1Sc for firsts
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-2O cases of extras at 2Sc pound.
Eggs-10 cases OF seconds at 2015c a dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy new Young Americas at 19c.
20 at 1S1ac and % at 1Sc pound.
Receipts were II. 800 pounds of butter, IL 600
pounds or cheese and 1850 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab-
hshed yesterday and on the three preceding days
on the door OF the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street. while governed by the exchange quo
tations. generally range from 1ae to &c higher.
owing TO the various charges to he added.
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Mining stocks
Regular Morning Session

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales On the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. March 19.-Butter steady Cream
cries 26G3ie: dairies. 22d27e- Eggs. arm at
mark eases included. 20c frtss 21 iacs prime
arsts 2aIbc: receipts. 10.069 cases. Cheese
steady; daisies 1914 0161ae; twins. 15h G1512c:
Yeuns Americas. l61i 0161sc; longhorns. 1914
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LABOR TROUBLES
RUN DOWN MARKET
Weakness of Stocks Caused by
Uneasiness Over General
Industrial Situation
Chaotic Conditions at Washing
ton Have Their Effect
Upon Prices
New York stock LIst

E. r. Hutton & Co.. $50 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Marin Co :. so
GAS AND ELE
City Ell Co. 5434 55A
n Cal Power - 53A
INSURANt
Cal Ins Co.. SO
Firemn's Fd.210 27S
BANK
Am MI Bk. 135
Anglo & Lon. 150%152
Bank of Cal. .412 la4131 u
Cent Trust. .120
SAVING
Ger S & L.2TS5
Hum S Bk. .125 150
Nut Saw .Bk. 20
STREET RAII
California .125 130
p0WnEH
Du Pont pfd 81 95
Do com ..l30
SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 401a
Honokaa S G 22A %
Hutch s z c 1874 10
Kilauea s G. Is
OIL S
Anal Oil Co. IS
Asso Oil Co. 80 50H
Sterling Oil. 3 81
MISCELLANI
Alaska P A. S9A 80
Cal F G A-101 Y
Cal Wine A. 35h 36N
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mnles
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Crow
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California fancy fiats

firm; do frsts, 15c, firm; do seconds, 14c
firm; fancy Young Americas, 1s1ac, steady; do
cas-, Zoe, firm; do flats, 19c. firm; storage
Young Americas, 19cs hrm; Oregon storage fats,
1870, firm; New York fancy. zoe. firm; Wiscon-
sin singles 19c, firm.
Eggs-california fresh, per dozen. cases in
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, March 19-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
p;5 AsL Rid Ask
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London Closing stocks

Bar silTer-Steady; 23szd per ounce.
Money-215 13 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3s4 per cent and for three months
bills 81 per cent.
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Continued on Page AZ, Column 3
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Another Rally in the Comstocks
Under Better Showing in Mexican
SALGS
Morning Session

My& MtTm. 100
n Alas s Co.115 12o
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
MONTANA IS
STILL DOUBTFUL

HELENA, Mont, Nov l0-Wlth a
United states senatorship as the prize
managers OF both parties are sending
trusted agents TO five counties In the
state where the returns arc still in
complete Upon these Eve counties,
with six disputed seats, depend the
political complexion OF the Montana
legislature. which will choose a sue
cessor to United States Senator Thorn
as II. Carter
The disputed counties are Granite,
in which the Democrats claim to have
elected Dearborn senator by two
votes. and Duffy, representative. by
ten votes
The Republicans claim the election
OF Power as senator by two votes and
Cummings as representative 10y one
vote. One precinct is yet TO be heard
from in thiS county,
In Carbon county the Democrats
claim the election Of Pierson by three
votes, with thirty-flye precincts yet to
hear from. These votes have been
sealed and definite returns from this
county will not be available until the
official count next week
In Rosebud county the Democrats
claim the election of F. D. Herbold
who was leading Dowlin by six votes
At the last report, although there were
several other precincts TO hear from.
In Sweetgrass county, with unoGi-
cial returns from every precinct, some
of which are disputed, the Republi-
cans clai mthe election of Pope by
two and the Democrats claim the cleo
ii of Martin by three.
In Custer county the Republicans
claim the election OF Freeman over
Terrett by two votes, although there
are several precincts yet to hear from
Without these disputed seats the
Democrats will have 49 votes on joint
ballot and the Republicans Will have
81 The Democrats theret re have TO
secure three OF the disputed seats in
order 10 have control. while the Re
publicans will have TO secure fiye 10
get the 50 votes necessary TO elect a
senator In case the Republicans get
four and the Democrats two of these
disputed seats the legislature will be
tie on joint ballot,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11

congratulating the men OF Washing
ton on the courage OF their convictions
and the whole state on its progressive
ness. The resolution WAS adopted
unanimously.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait presid-
cd. We come tonight" she said, TO
celebrate our first victory. We have
row five suffrage states and only forty.
three more TO get That's pretty
good. but 1t will be better In few
monLhs from now, when we meet
again That will be after tho legls-
lature of New York has met"
Mrs. Harriet Blatch introduced
resolution calling on the legislature
OF Washington TO invite the leglsla-
ture OF this state TO place before the
voters OF New York the fun right OF
free born citizenship" for women
Some years ago she continued.
"Mr Roosevelt was asked If great
meetings and speeches would help
votes for women He said: No. the
best thing TO do Is TO gain another
state In the west Well, we have
done that, bunt unfortunately the uni.
versal adviser Is now silent. He is
az close as The oyster from Oyster
Bay, so now we must pick our way
IN the dark"
Tho resolution TO the legislature of
Washington was seconded and adopt
ed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
PLANS FOR A
BU SlNESS
BLOCK

Cragun Brothers have plans drawn
for a 10000 business block on Wash
ineton avenue, between Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-thiTd streets. and
the construction work on the building
viii be commenced within the next
day or two. The building will be
erected on the cast Side of Washing
ton avenue. between the Ogden Com
mission company building and the
George Cross house.
Edith e. Prout Is building resi-
dencc on Capital avenue, between
Jackson and Van Buren, avenues.
that will cost about Sl.5OO
William Ii Crandall has begun the
erection OF a $L50O residence on
Tbirty-nrst street. between wall and
Pacific avenues.
Annie q. Petty is building a $1,000
residence on Gramercy avenue, he
tween Twcnty-nfth and Twenty-sixth
streets. and Mrs. D. c Beers is build
ing a home on the adjoining lot that
will cost upwards OF $4,000.
The plumbing in the Marion block
has been completed and the heating
plant is being installed. The roof
Will be finished within a few days.
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mon converts from different parts of
northern Europe, passed through Og-
cen this morning for Salt Lake City
on the Hartman lines Only a brief
stop was made in this city.
Police Circles Ouiet-Therc has
been an unusual quieness police
circles for the past few days. Only
enc prisoner was arraiCned in police
court yesterday morning and only
one city case came before the police
magistrate this morning. A. Bond.
who furnished bail when arrested for
being drunk. did not appear for trial
GEd forfeited So.
Small Suts-The Volker-Scowcroft
Lumber company has filed suit In the
municipal court against p NJ Folk
man for $26,39 alleged TO be due on
promlssory note, In the same court
II. J. Griffin has brought action
aaginst Mrs. Turner for $11.30 on ac-
count.
Inspected PaVino-P. ]. Moran. who
has been in Ogden inspecting the paw
Ing work Of Washington and Hudson
avenues, returned TO his home in Salt
Luke City last night.
Harry Barnes and James B. Knox
Of this city left for San Francisco
last night on the Southern Pacific.
Depart For lowa-Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd Bybee. who have been making
their home in Ogden for several
months. lett today for Knoxville. Iowa.
where they will make their future
home
f. II Callister, internal revenue col
lector for this district, was an Og.
den visitor today.
Marriage lieense-Wade Hampton
end Mrs. Esther o. German. of Ogden,
have been Issued a license to morry.
Marshal Herc-United States Mar
shall James Anderson is In the city
today on official business
From Reno, Nevads-Ciaudc w
Anderson. employed az cashier with
the Southern Pacific railroad com.
pany at Reno. New, is visiting his par
ents In this city Mr. Anderson is
accompanied by his family which has
been enlarged since his last visit to
ogden by the addition OF little boy
who VIII probably follow the yoca-
ton OF bis father.
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REDUCTION IN
CABLE RATES

DENVER, Colo, Nov 1O.-An In
quiry having been made OF Clarence
Mackay, president OF the Commercial
Cable and the Postal Telegraph Cable
company as TO the rumors OF pend
Ing reduction In Gable rates, 81
Mackay said:
Tho Commercial Cable company
has been at work for some time past
in formulating a plan by which the
rates for cablegrams sent by tho gen
eral publiC-in other words. cable
grams In plain language as distln-
guished from code language be re-
duced about one-half The plan has
now been worked out, and inasmuch
as il will require the cooperation OF
the telegraph lines in Europe. where
the government owns the lines. our
plan involves a proportionate reduc-
tion In the land line rates charged by
European governments. and hence the
cooperation OF those governments Will
be necessary.
Al present the cable rate is -
cents per word The proposed plan Is
TO charge 10 IL cents for every five
chargeletters tevery letter I'm the ca.
bleGram being counted as though the
whole cableeTNm was one world, tho
result would he that the public In
sending cablegrnms would pay but
onchalf OF what II pays now for those
cablegrams, It being part of the plan
that these reduced rate massages
would be subject To prior transmits
sion OF messages paid for a higher
rate
We hope TO be able 10 put the plan
into operation in a short time, 1t be
ing necessary first to make arrange
mentS with the European govern
ments would add that this new
mode OF charging Tor caOlcgrms will
be of decided advantage also TO the
business public whicn uses a code,
inasmuch az II will be an iuduccment
to put portion at least of their cable
grams in plain language rather than
use very complicated code. which
requires a great deal OF time on their
part first To cCdc and Hen 10 uncOdc,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
GOVERNOR-ELECT
MEETS FRIENDS

NEW YORK, Nov. l0-Johu A Dix,
goyeruor-elect. tonight sat before a
roaring fire with half his home town
OF McKeever some so families. about
him. and sang old songs with them
u the accompaniment of guitar.
Before the gathering broke up. Mr.
Dix stepped forward before the com
pany assembled around the fire He
said he wanted to express his thanks
TO his friends and nelghbors for the
loyal support they gave him at the
polls.
You have rebuked that riot OF eX-
trayagance in Albany. where last year
Si0,000,000 OF state funds were ex-
pended when the states resources
were only $4,000 GOO" he said Your
rebuke has been worldwide Only
recently a friend of mine endeuyored
TO place some securities in Holland
hut was unable TO do so from the
fact that the cloud hanging over us
had made them timid. They said they
would walt after election before in
y"stIng, and stated further that If the
Democratic party won In New York 1t
would restore confidence"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
OLO.TIME RESIDENT
is CLAIMED BY DEATH

salt Lake. Nov. John McNally.
partner of Harry Edwards In the ONYX
Bank saloon before its purchase by
the late James McTemay. and one
of the original saloonkeepcrs and pros
pectors in Salt Lake. died at the home
OF Mrs. Alma Robinson. No. s Phipps
court. early last evening Pneumonia
was the contributing cause OF death.
McNany had made numerous fortunes.
but AT the tlmo OF his death was a
beneficiary OF old time friends.
Weeks ago McNally had an attack
a pneumonia and was taken to the
Holy Cross hospital Though he en-.
juycd his treatment and surroundings
there. he expressed a last desire sew
eraI days ago 20 be brought back to
the home Of Mrs. Robinson. where he
had lived for many years, that he
night die there He was IN his eich-
ty.fifth year.
Mr. McNally was born OF n prosper
Gus and sturdy Irish family, in west
ern Pennsylvania He came TO Salt
Lake shortly after the civil war and
engaged In the saloon business. bnt
made intermittent trips into the hills
and Is said 10 have been instrumental
In The discovery OF many copper dis
tircts In tho state. During his early
garcer he made numerous fortunes.
Bot lost them 10 mining speculation
He was at one time a familiar figure
on the Salt Lake stock exchange
As near as could be learned last
night. Mr. McNally leaves no imme.
dIate relatives. Distant relatives re-.
side In his native state.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11

FAREWELL RECEPTION.

farewell reception was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Had
ley, 3i6 Twenty-tlrst street. last even
Ing in honor Of Mr., and Mrs Chas w.
Cummings and daughter who leave
shortly for their home In California.
An elaborate supper was served at
nine o'clock, after which music. dane
Ing and games were INDUCED In until
a late hour.
Those present to wish them good
luck In their future home were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hadley, MT aud
Mrs George Price. Mr. and Mrs. Al
ONO Hadley. Mr. and Mrs AmIel
Scherrer, Mr.. and Mrs J. F.-.Hadley,
Mr. and Mrs b. II. Butler Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Iiadley. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Cummings. Miss Catherine
Hadley. Miss Horteuse Butler. Miss
Elya Hadlcy, Miss Frances Bramwell.
Mr.. Charles Hadley and Mr. David
Hadlcy.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
ARIZONA DEFEATS
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Phoenix. Nov. 11,-Women suffrage
was given knockout blow today
when the constitutional convention.
by a vote Of 10 TO 2S, defeated the
Connolly proposition instructinG the
first state legislature to submit tho
question at a special election.
The entire session was devoted to
the debate on the minority report, the
election committee embracing the
Connolly proposition. the galleries be
Ing crowded with suffragiSts who fire.
Quently showed appreciation or dis
appreciation OF the speeches.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
CANNOT BE REELECTED
IN NEW YORK

Santa Fe, n NJ, Nov. 1.-The New
Mexican constitutional convention
placed officers on a straight salary
basis today, doing away with the fee
system.
1t also adopted Il clause which
gives county officials a four-year term
but prevents theirre-elcction or cleo
tion to any other county Office until
four years shall have elapsed
The proposed restrictions on the
creation of new counties were swept
away by the convention. The con.
vention again took up consideration OF
the question OF taxation.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11

millionaire pork packer, when. accord
inz TO the prosecution. detective who
had been disguised as nurse char
Ges that Mrs Scheuck offered 81 .oOO
TO have arsenic put in her husbands
medicine
The offer Is alleged to have been
made to the detective nurse AT the
North Wheeling hospital whero Mr
Schenck Is in critical condition. The
date OF Mrs Schenck's arraignmcnt
has not been fixed and In the mean
time she is in the county jail with
bail refused.
Mr. Schenck was not told of his
wife's arrest until today. He receiv-
ed the news calmly. his only remark
being
She is just where she ought 10
6e."
Dr. F L. Hupp. who bad mineral
waters analyzed by eastern chemists.
retains possession OF the analysis.
which he says shows heavy traces OF
arsenic These are to be turned over
10 the prosecuting attorney upon de-
and.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
Continued from Page Fivcl

tContlnucd from Page Fiyc1
Skate at the Auditorium each aft
ornoon and evening. Admission 1Oc.
skates 15c. Thursdays ladies Will be
admitted free -
Final Decree Of Oivorce-Jennie
May Patterson has been granted a
final divorce from her husband Ar.
thur +. Patterson
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
$500 at FIVE POINTS MILLlNeRY.-
Case Of converse-In the case OF
the state against G. II. Converse, the
defendant has been given 80 days ad-
ditional time In which to prepare.
serve and file a bin Of exceptions.
Saturday the last day for the Rum.
mage Sale; 1926 Washington -
The FidIers-In the divorce case
of Mollie Fidler against Abraham Fid-
Ter, the defendant has been given 20
days additional time to prepare and
file an answer
FOR sALE-2ooo tons standard
Goals. See PorterfieId. ogden Sewer
Pipe & Clay Co. 49,
Reed Hotel easement-The base
ment OF the Reed Hotel building,
which is being extended under the
sidewalk on Washington avenue. is
now being cemented The basement
will be used as a billiard and pool
hall
Having disposed of my coal business
10 James Coal & Ice Co, accounts can
be paid at Badcon's Pharmacy, 2i2l
Wash. Ave, or phone 54S-X, and | will
call TO collect. Robt. B. Lewis. =
Miss Viola Rhode. who has been Wis
iung I'm ogden from Cleveland. Ohio.
left on the Los Angeles Limited to-
day for Chicago. on her way home.
FOR sALe-Hard coal burner.
cheap. Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co.
P. Healy left on the Oregon Short
Line this morning for Butte, Mon
tana, wherc he will spend some time
on matters of business.
Another Stafford millinery cut. The
hest values ever offered on all trim.
med hats Extra special values al
$500 and $500. Formerly 3rd floor
Wrights. =
Franklin Green left today on the
Union Pacific for Chicago. Before
returning west he will visit number
Of eastern cities
Hot and cold specials at Ward &
Drumm's. Two fountains. -
Thanksgiving Rates-The Oregon
Short Line and the Denver & Rio
Grande passenger agents have just
received word from their general Of
fices. relative to the fixing OF special
rates for the Thanksgiving season,
The Oregon Short Line will sell
round trip tickets 70 any point on
the line at a rate OF two cents per
mile each way The sale of tickets
Will be limited to the twenty-third
and the twenty-fouTth OF this month
The Denver & Rio Grande will sell
round trip tickets TO any point in the
state on their lines at the usual one
way rate The date Of sale is the
same as that of the Oregon Short
Line.
r. II. Lease. travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, was in this
city yesterday.
Charles C. Williams, city ticket
agent Of the Union depot at Phila-
delphia. went west today on the
Southern Pacific. after short stop
in this city.
Mormon Converto-A special car
conveying more than a score OF Nor
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WOULD GIVE NEW
NAME TO COUNTRY

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Thc United
States Equal Suffrage States of Amer
lea will be the name Of this country
II he suggestion put forward tonight
b: Mrs. Mary Ware bennett, CORES
Ponding secretary of the National Euf-
Gragc association, finds favor
Mrs bennett spoke at jubilee
meeting held tonight in Cooper Union
to celebrate the victory of votes for
women in Washington She made her
suggestion in secOndinG resolution
proposed by Mrs Ida Hustled Harper,
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++++++4 +++++++

Land Deal In Court.-Dlssatisra
ton over a land deal which VAS con
summated at COkeyille. Wyo.. several
weeks ago. between w. II Wyman. a
hotel keeper OF the Wyoming village,
and f. f Hensley, local agent OF tho
Great Northern Land & TOwnsi'o
company. was ared IN the municipal
court this morning, bUt no decision
was reached bv tho court and the
case was continued until this after
noon. The deal amounted 10 $3.50
and the complaint alleges that in the
sale OF the lots for this sum m,srep-
reservations were made by the land
man. The complainant did not him
SELF appear in courT.
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coNceoes cAaRoLL's ELECTION.

Des Moines, Nov. 1l-Chairmau
Nlcols Reed of the Iowa State Demo-
cratic committee today issued a state.
mcnt conceding the reelection OF
Governor Carroll and cOngratulatIng
him. Revised returns give Carroll Il
lead OF 1860 over Porter
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
MURDERER AT LARGE.

Lexington. Ky, Nov 1-Jalte
Noble. the alleged slayer of Westry
Turner at Jackson, Tuesday night. is
still barrlcaded in the mountains of
Breathitt county today. Men are seek
ing the capture OF Noble, who is only
22 years old
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CUoAHY IMPROVING.

Chicago. Nov. 11.-Michael Cudahy,
the packer whose condition caused
some alarm yesterday. was reported
Improved today.
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SON OF GEO. GOULD
RUNS OVER A BOY

Lakewood. n. j., Nov. IL
A big automobile, bearing King
don Gould to the railway sta
ton, collIdcd today with
bicycle ridden by Orville John
son, who was so badly injured
that he died in the hospital
George Gould. father of King
don Gould, was driving an au-
tomobIle in the rear OF his
sons machine and he and his
son hurried the injured boy
10 the hospital. The accident
was unavoidable.