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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
RAIL ROAD
IN ALASKA
Opening the Copper
and Coal Properties
of the Territory

Seattle. Wash, May 26-S. w. Ec.
cles OF New York, directing head Of
the various Alaska corporations con-
trolled by the Morgan Guggenheim
syndicate. discussed the syDdicate's
plans for the development of Alas
OF the subsidiary companies here
yesterday
I'VE expect to complete the Copper
River & Northwestern 10 the Bonanza
Copper mountain by November I5,"
said he By January l. wo Will bo
operating clear through from Cordova
to Bonanza.
I'VE have the money appropriated
and are ready to commence the con-
struction of a railroad from Katalla
to the Boring river coal fields as soon
as coal can be secured to ship.
I'VE will build tracks to the mines
owned by ony one with coal for ship
ment and will carry coal at equal
rates
The opening of these coal mines
are OF the greatest importance TO the
development of Alaska and especially
for the operation of railroads We
are now paying $12 ton foT British
Columbia coal TO operate an Ameri-
can railroad and / cannot see the oh
ject of conserving this coal for pos
terity. especially az posterity has not
done much for this generation"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
ATTORNEYS GENERAL IN
NATIONAL CONVENTION

st Paul. Mimi. May 26-Attorneys
general and their assistants from
more than half of the states in the
union are here to attend the fourth
annual convention OF the National AS
sociatlon Of Attorneys General which
opened al the state capitol today
President #. s Jackson, attorney
general OF Kansas. delivered his an.
uual address and Charles West. attor-
ney general Of oklahoma spoke on the
federal railroad bill
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
P |NCHOT is
INT OLE RAN I
Has Dealt in Fictitious
Stories, Says Head of
Power Trust

st Louis. May 26-"If President
Taft will call in men trained In the
school of responsibility. who have
carried on the development work of
the country, he will find that true
conservation means something more
than publicity to fictitious stories, re-
strlctions to development, the closing
OF public lands to production of farm
products and the petty pickering and
mud-slinging OF public officials" said
Henry l. Doherty OF New York, In
addressing the National Electric
Light convention. In an official report
TO President Roosevelt, Herbert Knox
Smith. commissioner OF corporations.
charged that Doherty aimed to con.
troll the water power Of the United
States.
II think IL was a mistake for Mr.
Pinchot.' said the speaker. Ito adopt
a subterfugc to withdraw many water
power sites from entry. Unfortunate
ly, our whole conservation movement
became embodied In the personality
Of one man, and those who could not
agree with his intolerant opinions
have been denounced as traitors to
the public cause
"A busy public appaluded tho ef~
forts Of our last administration to es.
tablish movement TO conserve our
natural resources and our present ad-
ministratIon stands committed TO this
movement"
Doherty said the available water
powers were capable OF producing
power Ia excess OF the amoJnt OF
power now generated. either by fuel
or water, and that IL our public ON
GERS dealt IN facts rather than fotion
this situation would be apparent 60
them
He advocated turning coal into a
nitrogenous fertilizer and using 1t to
zurich the land instead OF wasting It
In developing power
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
Doctor Had Discovered the Secret of the
TranSmutatiOn of Metals and Enlisted
the Aid Of a Banker Who Lost
His Life in the Experiment

New York, May 26-FNmes from an
alchemists furnace, heated to a tenn.
peraturc Of 1000 degrees in the
world-old quest for the secret of turn.
ing base metals into gold and silver.
were what brought the death OF c. c.
Dickinson, the New York banker, ac.
cording 70 remarkable statement by
Dr. ". F. Lange, the Scranton physi-
clan in whose laboratory the accident
occurred. Dr. Lange claims to have
discovered the long-sought process,
and says he had interested Mr. Dick
inson in proposals for taking up the
work on large scale.
My discovery rs one which upsets
all scientific theories" says DR. Lange
today.
II have developed process sought
for ages which will reyolutionize the
world. In short, I have discovered a
means OF increasing an atom OF pure
silver, by the addition OF base metals.
to 100 times its size and weight, the
result still being pure silver OF equal
II not greater flneness
For four years carried the secret.
] spent thousands of dollars in equip
ment. I have taken base metals of
four different kinds and successfully
transmitted them into silver Of the
utmost purity and the product has
passed successfully the sbarpest
scrutiny OF the best assayers and
nnslysists In the country. I even sent
specimens OF the transmitted metals
TO the United States mint and the re-
port came back that the substance
was pure silver.
Il did not have enough~moncy 10
exploit the discovery and I Interested
Mr.. Dickinson In IT. He came here to
witness the transmutatiop
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
WILL LEASE
/. 7 THEA I RS
Klaw & Erlanser Make
New Move in Theat.
RIGA! Fight

Chicago, May 2e.-To end tho open
door" warfare which has been declar-
cd by scores Of theatcrs In small cit
les throughout the United States. the
Klaw & ErlangorFrohman syndicate
hereafter Will own theaters or VIII ac-
quire leases OF play houses In every
strategic city In the country. says the
Chicago Tribune In news article to-
day, . sr
Twenty-Five million dollars will be
invested by the syndicate In theaters
which Will reach in chain from the
Atlantic TO tho Pacific and from Van
couver and Winnipeg on the north TO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
T FA|RbANkS
GOLD DUST
Millions Will Be Pro-
duced by the Alaska
Camp

Seattle. Wash. May 26-Private
cable advlces received here contain
tue information that 100000 In gold.
the first shipment from the seasons
clean up. left Fairbanks, Alaska. for
Seattle yesterday and will reach hero
between Juno 10 and ID.
The Fairbanks camp this year will
produce between s6,000,000 and 49,
100000. according To advices from r.
c. Wood. Fairbanks banker. MI
Wood writes that the output may ne
Increased somewhat II labor can be
obtained. His estimates for the sea
sons cleanup is for the Fairbanks
camp alone and does not include the
entire Tanana district
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
ONE MAN WHO SEES NO
INCREASE IN COST OF LIVING

Chicago. May 26-Thc increased
cost OF living does not trouble w T.
Tyler. general superintendent OF the
ST. Louis G. San francisco railroad
because ho is pretty positive that
therc has not been any increase In the
last three years. He said so on the
witness stand in the federal arbitra-
tion hearing yesterday before the
board that Ia adjusting wages OF loco
motive flremen on western railroads.
or some hundred witnesses who
have appeared In the arbitration hear
ings, Mr.. Tyler has the distinction
OF being the only one who has not
noticed some Increase in the cost OF
living He said the locomotive fire.
men were better of today than they
ever werc and he could sec no reason
why they should receive any Increase.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
ARGUMENTS IN THE
LEE O'NEllL BROWNE CASE

Chicago. May 26.-Argumcnts on
the motion to quash the indictment
OF Lee O'Ncill Browne. on tho charge
OF bribing State Representative c. A..
White TO vote for William Lorimer
for United States senator. were sched~
uled to be resumed late today
Court was not held In the morning.
as w s.. Forrest, attorney for Browne.
had requested time to look up author
!ties 1t was expected that the de-
Tense argument would be concluded
today.
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ROOSF YFLT
RECEIPT ton
People of Cambridge
Are Out in Force to
Do Homage

Cambridge, Eng. May 26-Theodorc
Roosevelt today received from. the
University OF Cambridge the honorary
degree Of Doctor OF Laws The cere-
mony was brief and shorn OF much Cf
the usual sDlendor but was marked by
much enthusiasm on the part of tho
faculty Dnd students who gave ther
guest splendid reception
The confermcDt took place in the
sepate house. Only the recipient Of
the degree and the public orator. Vice
: Chancellor Mason wore the pink lined
scarlet robes while the women Of tho
audience wore mourning gowns
When Mr.. Roosevelt accepted his
diploma, students who crowded the
galleries shouted TEDDY. Teddy" and
the whole audience cheered.
The old senate building was packed
with 4 thousand persons, including the
faculty and doctors of the university
In their gowns and many women who
filled tho body OF the building, while
the galleries we're occupied by stu
dents.
During the ceremony, the students
swung a Teddy bear over the center
OF the hall where 1t dangled TO tho
entertainment Of everybody.
Cambridge. England. May 26.-Mr.
Roosevelt came here today To receive
the honorary degree OF doctor of laws
from Cambridge university His yis-
1t 10 the ancient town should be one
of the plcasantest memories of his
stay In England for the reception Civ
en- him by the faculty, students and
The former President was accom-
panied from London by Mrs. Roosc-
welt aud his daughter, Mrs. Nicholas
I.ongwortb. AS they made their way
through the narrow, winding streets
10 the home OF the great educational
association the Americans were greet
ed by immense crowds.
Mr.. Roosevelt was formally vel.
coined by DR. A. J Mason, vice-chan-
cellor OF Cambridge university. with
whom he had 4 brief chat Then an
hour was devoted to q visit to EuI.
manuel college, founded In 154s, where
John Harvard. the butchers son, who
was 10 become clergyman In the
Massachusetts colony and the first
bencfactor OF Harvard college, wos
graduated In 1881.
In presenting AIr Roosevelt. Vice
Chancellor Mason said.
The universal gloom Of the mourn
ing for King Edward Ia broken by Il
ray OF sunshine on the anniversary
OF tho birthday OF Queen Mary. which
is made doubly memorable by this
reception 10 Mr.. Roosevelt"
Tho orator spoke OF the former
President as most welcome guost
and man OF singular yigor and YER
satility who for several years Dresid-
ed over the great republic which Is
united with Great Britain by many
ties and dwelt on the part that Mr.,
Roosevelt had played In the govern
ment OF the United States and on his
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
RECLAMATION In
NORTHERN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nav 26.-Fifty thou
sand acres OF government land. lylng
between Maricopa and Casa Grande,
were filed on yesterday by a railroad
agent, acting. II Is understood, for
Col w c. Greene. who is planning q
reclamation project
II is stated that 10000 acres more
will be filed on tomorrow for j. H..
Sherman and J. +. Church OF Denver,
who arc said to be planning To spend
81 500 000 In reclamation. The latter
trnct lies along the Little Colorado
river, slsirting the petrifed forest,
The filings were made with Moki In
dian scrip.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
New York MONEY.

New York May 6.-Closc-Prgmc
mercantile paper, 5S-4G5 IL per
cent.
Sterling exchange easy. with actual
business in bankers bills at S4S41O@
4.S4.25 for Go days and at S4S755 for
demand.
Commercial bills. s4SS 1-2@4S4.
Bar silver, 53 34c.
Mexican dollars. I4c
Government and railroad bonds are
steady
Money on call firm at 1-I6,3 IL
per cent, ruling rates IL per cent. /.
closing bid. S-S per cent: offered at
. IL per cent
Time loans, soft and dull; 60 days,
3 1-2M@ "a per cent; 90 days. 3 81
per cent; six months, +@412 per
cent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
BURGLAR KILLED
In PECULIAR WAY

New York, May 26 6-Louls Gratch
Is years OF age, painter by day and
burglar after dark. wa3 discovered by
Mrs Dora Gieteman In her apartment
on the third floor OF a Delancy street
house today and. after beating the
man with cuspidor until he backed
against an open window sill. was
smashing him across the face with a
rolling pin when he toppled to death
on the concrete pavement 0fty feet
below. Gratch got into the house by
climbing the fire escape.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
FlTzHEReERT RE.PURcHAseo
AT HIGHER FIGURE

New York, May 26-It was news
in racing circles today that S. c. Hill
dretb, who sold the great horse Fits
herbert 10 J. f, Madden some time
ago Tor price reported to have been
$4,000. has rc-purchased the colt for
$4,000
Il haven't had any luck since ne
left my stable" said Hildreth.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
is SENTENCED TO RIDE
HANOCUFFEO OUT OF TOWN

Chicago. May 26-Mayor a. G.
Schlicker of Indian Harbor set j pre-
cedent yesterday for Kidding the town
Of undesirable citizens" The meth
cd consisted in sentencing Frank
Hart, whose visits to the police sta
tIon while intoxicated have been
many. to ride handcuffed TO seat as
far as his last 1855 would take him
on the Erie railroad out OF Crown
Point.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
WILL TRY TO GO
TO SOUTH POLE

New Haven. Conn, May 26.-Speak-
Ing of his coming hunting trip to tn
far north. Harry Whitney OF this city
who spent year hunting in the polar
regious. has declared that Captain
Robert Bartlett, who commanded
Pearys ship. the Roosevelt. and who
VIII be in command OF the Boethic,
the ship which Whitney will use. after
his trip Will head an expedition TO
the south pole. Mr.. Whitney gives no
details except that Captain Bartlett
would try to reach the pole,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
REFUSED TO GIVE
AGE TO CENSUS

Lincoln Neb. Nav 26.-Becausc She
refused TO give her age 10 the census
taker. Miss Sarah h. Peck, mead OF
the normal dePar tment of Union col
lcge. has been indicted by the grand
jury in the United States district
court here.
Miss Peck, positively refused. the
cnumerator declares, to tell her age,
aud when asked If she had been mar
ried or divorced. she Is alleged 20
have told him his inquiry was im-
pertinent.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
LOSS OF A VIOLIN
CAUSES SUICIDE

New York, MAY 26-,Fredcrick Luer,
an old street musician. killed hlm-
self In his Bowery lodging shortly be-
fore midnight by inhaling gas through
an old rubber boot He bored a hole
in the boots sole, inserted gas tube
in the hole. turned on the gas. then
placed the top OF the boot over his
head Luer had been disconsolate
since. truck smashed his cherished
violin few days ago.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
Ranmed by a Mail Steamer, the Boat Sinks
Immediately, Carrying Down With 1t
the Entire Crew Numbering
Twenty=three Men

eral years that country has had bar.
rlers against motor cars in the form
of special taxes.
Unrestricted travel will not be al
lowed in ccrtaln districts for a timo
and IL the traffic wins and no CON-
plants are produced. the question of
opening the other roads will be taken
up.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
JOCKEY JAY RANSCH
ESCAPES PUNISHMENT

Los Angeles. Cal, May 2G.-Bocause
his mother. Mrs. E NJ, Scholl. was
so weakened by tuberculosis that she
could not testify against him. JAY
RsDsch, the jockey whose arrest she
caused was freed yesterday OF n
charge OF having threatened TO kill
his Diecc. kissie Ransch. Mrs. Scholl
six-yearold adopted daughter
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TREE is TO BE SAVED.

Washington, May 26-A tree plant
ed In 1910, on what is now tho site
of the proposed now postofiice at
Richford. VT, Is to be spared the
woodmans axe. This Mr. Hills. as
sistant secretary OF tho treasury. has
consented 10, following a plea from
A. Gofr. aged rs years. of Boulder.
Colo. presented BY Senator Page of
Vermont Seven generations of the
Coz family. the head OF which was 81
revolutionary soldier, II rs said, have
lived under The tree. IT was planted
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26

London. May 26.-Aa telegram re-
ceived at the admiralty says that
a French submarine was rammed and
sunk in tha English Channel today by
a mail boat running between Calais
and Dover All on board were drowned.
The name OF the foundered sub
marine was Pluvlos. Her crew num-
bered % men, all OF whom were lost
The submarine was sunk by the Do
yer boat Pas DeCalias. two miles
northwest OF Calias.
The Pluvlos sank in 16 feet OF wa
ter. The crew had no chance 10 eS-
Continued on Page Six.)
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TRADE SCHOOL
FOR NEW YORK

New York. May 26-New York City
is TO run a trade school for girls,
The board OF education has voted 10
lease for two years the Manhattan
Trade School for Girls. hitherto a pri-
vate charity. The move is said 10
mark a departure in municipal al
fairs in America. The school will
aim to teach girls in Il months the
elements of the chief trades that are
open TO women.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
CONVICT RELEASED
ON TECHNICALLY

Phoenix. AriE.. May 26.-After five
years Of servitude under a life sen
tence, VIM. Sisson. a convicted muir
derer. was released from the terri
torlal penitentiary yesterday on a
writ of habeas corpus when the pris-
oners attorney proved that he had
not entered a plea OF either guilty or
not guilty at his trial. Chief Justice
Kent of the territorial supreme court.
held this uulllfied Sisson's conyic-
tion.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
FOREIGNERS IN
CHINA IN DANGER

Victoria, B. c.. May 26.-Advices re.
ceived from the Orient by the steam.
er IDaba Maru says:
The rebellion near Chaotung. China.
Is becoming serious. and many out
RACES have been committed by rebels
who carry flags with the motto Fol
low the Dynasty and Destroy For
eigners,"
A Chinese missionary who refused
to guide the rebels to some missions
was Killed as sacrifice to the rebel
flag.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
STRANGE STORY OF A DEATH IN THE
LABORATORY OF AN ALCHEM|ST
Jeffries do not enter into tho oues.
tion. II is simply business PROPOSE
ton

Ben Lomond. Cal. May 26.-Ar.
rangements for Jeffries trip to San
Francisco tomorrow arc engaging the
camps attention today. The big fight
er SAYS he will not leave here until to-
morrow afternoon. arriving at the
Oakland Mole, across the bay from
San Francisco, at s So p. m. He plans
10 work as usual tomorrow morning
and expects TO return here early Sat
urday In order TO get In some cxer-
else that afternoon
Manager Sam Berger is going up TO
the city today to arrange for Jeffries'
sparring exhibition there tomorrow
night Jeffrios Will be accompanied
on his trip by his wife. his sporrIng
partners. Joe Choynski and Bob Arm
strong. and Roger Cornell. one OF his
trainers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
FRENCH SUBMARINE GOES TO THE
BOTTOM IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
Sew Orleans and Galveston on the

New Orleans and Galveston on the
south.
Five companies will he Incorporated.
with s5.000.00o capital each, 10 ac-
uire or own theaters in every city that
iS known 10 be d good show town.
The plans Of this theatrical enter
prise were made at A series of meet
ings which began In New York ten
days ago and adjourned to Chicago.
whore the final steps were taken and
the Incorporation papers OF tho mid
die west theatcr company drawn up,
The middle west theater company
will be headed by a. l. Erlanger and
among the directors will be Charles
Frohman. AL Hayman. Henry B Har
ris, Marc klaw. Henry w. Savage.
VIM. Harris. David Belosco, Daniel
Frohman, George Cohan, Frederic
Thompson and Geo. W. Lcdcrer.
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efforts for the promotion of the peace
OF the world
He spoke of his almost royal prog
ress through Europe" and his liter
airy distinction and concluded By de
claring Mr. Roosevelt rs the faith.
full friend of the British empire and
OF all good men throughout the world,
who will continue in the future to do
good service Tor his country"
The speech was In Latin
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
CHICAGO HAS MONEY
BUT is REALLY POOR

Chicago, May 2s-With more than
SIS, ,OOo. 900 in its vaults. the largest
cash balance II over has had to IT'S
credit in q single day, Chicago still
IL poverty stricken and forced to lose
money In order to get ready cash
OF The sIo o1Ol 900 on hand. only
little more than s3.O0O,o0o is available
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26

for corporate purposes and IN order to
raise lunds 10 Gritty on city affairs
CITY Comptroller Wilson yesterday
opened bids on bond issue of S500.00
for which the city offers 10 pay four
and half per cent interest On the
S6.oOo.0o0 or more tied up In special
funds not available for general use.
tbc city receives per cent interest
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
Roe6ER HIRED A
DENVER TAxlCAB

Denover. Colo. May 2G-According
TO the police. John Post arrested yes,
terday on charge OF tapping tele-
phone coin boxes, did things up In
style. Post. they declare. rented
taxicab to make his round Of the tele-
phones he Is alleged TO have robbed.
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CHICAGO Livestock,

Chicago. May -Cattle-Recclpts
estimated at 1000; market slow.
Beeves. s55o9S60; Texas steers,
S4.90M6.60. westNn steers. S5159
80; stockers and feeders. s3.9o6
G.45, cows and helfcrs, S270@7Qo.
calves, SS.75@SO0.
Hogs" Receipts estimated at 49,
600; market steady. Light. $4,000
go: mixed. S9.2O9e so; heavy. $e.15
@93O; good to choice heavy, s9.sO1
$50. pigs, $4,000 $40; bulk OF sales.
S9.40@9.45.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at H.
900, market weak Native. r3.509
$50; western. s3.50@560; yearlIngs.
s51o@750, lambs, native, $3.50
$50; western, s5.75@S.70
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Ncb.. May 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500: market steady: native
steers So 50as 90. cows and heifers
So 50a7 90. western steers SIS 75a6. =
70: cows and heifers 81 50a5 so; can
ners 81 50ai 25 stockerS and feed
ers So 50a6. %; calves 81 00a7 80:
bulls, stays. etc. 81 00a6 20.
Hogs-Receipts 10.I00; market
steady to sc lower. Heavy So l0a9.
20 mixed So 10a9 Is; light 50, l5a
o 25 pigs ss 00a9 90. bulk of sales
S9.15a9. 90.
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TomesToNes OFFERED
TO THE CREDITORS

New York, May -26.-SiS hundred
dollars worth of tombstones arc OF
OF Brooklyn, in part satisfaction of
their claims of $4,000. These were
the only assets which Spitz could
show in court
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Metal Market.

New York. May 26.-Lead-steady;
spot, $4.40@i45
Copper Steadv standard spot,
S1250@l260: July. S12.45812.5O.
Silver, 90 "a.
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York. May -Sugar-Raw
firm; centrifugal SO test i.27: molas
ses sugar 50 test 3.52
Coffee-Spot, quiet; No. Z Rio s II,
No. 4 Santos II,
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. May 26.-Butter steady.
creameries, 25a27 1-2c; dairies. 23a
Eggs easy; at mark, cases included.
15al6 1'2c; firsts, IL l-2c, prime firsts.
is l-2c
Cheese steady; daisies, II S4a15c;
twins. Hall 1-2c; Young Americas. l5
ais 1ic; lonehorns. IA S-ial5c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
SWITZERLAND is OPENED
TO AUTO DRIVERS

New York. May 26-The officers of
the American Automobile association
announce Switzerland has decided th
encourage motor tourists. For sew
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by Hezekiah Corliss, father OF for
mer member Of congress. from Michi-
gan
The building 10 be razed to make
way for the new postofl,ce was con-
structed In 1927