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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-05
ISSUES CHALLENGE
TO HIS OPPONENT

Waterbury, Conn. Nov. 4,-Judge
Simeon f Baldwin, the Democratic
nominee for governor OF Connecticut.
who has stated that bribery was used
In the Republican state convention.
has openly challenged Charles A. Good
win, the Republican nominee, to say
how much his nomination cost. Judge
Baldwin's challenge Is as follows:
81 challenge Mr. Goodwin to make
a public statement now. this week of
how much his nomination for Cover
nor cost him or cost his hackers. who
ever they may be-cost In values paid
or values promised. | have already
made my statement In public, now let
him be equally explicit, | ask him TO
do it and do it al once so that we can
have time TO ponder over IT,"
Judge Baldwin in his opening
speech Of the campaign at New Haven
stated that his nomination hadg not
cost him a cent, that I had come "un-
sought and unbought,'
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DAWSON Wins
2OO-MILE RACE

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov Joe Daw-
sons Marmon was Just Is seconds
ahead of Ralph Mulford's Big White
Lozier at the finish of tho 200-mlle
race here today.
The duel between these two came
Immediately after the huudredth mile.
Dawson was then far behind on ac-
count OF a stop to change tires. but
changing tires Is merely the express
Sio for what happened TO him. There
was no excitement about It, for he
stopped at the pits with his right
rear wheel entirely devoid of tho
semblance Of tire and the iron rim
showing sparks as IL ground the
track.
The LozIer stopped soon afterwards
to make a real change OF tires, put
ting the cars on even terms
Another Of Dawsons tires flattened
at the l40th mile and In the same
lap one Of the LoZie tires vas re-
duced 10 ribbons Thereafter luck
kept out of the game and new
element. Alulfords daring, replaced
IL The Marmon was running the
faster. but on the had turn of the
track, whore two drivers have been
killed, Milford, with full speed on
would shoot ahead of Dawson, who
always played the bad cornor des-
perately safe they contested for the
next few turns Of the course and they
went into the last two mile lap with
but few inches separating the noses
OF the cars.
AS they struck the dangerous turn
Tor tho last time Ii was Dawson
who took 1t at highest speed. shoot.
Ing into lead which he held TO the
finish. Time 2.l1 1912.
The winner took the Atlanta tro-
ply and 81 900 in cash, Mulford re
sEeived $500. Joe Horan, who finished
third In a Lo2ier, received 5000. Gal
nav. whose Falcar yesterday Won the
lO0-mile race, was fourth, taking 4
another Falcar, was nth with $50.
There were eleven starters.
The seven events in addition To the
long race were all at ten 10 twenty
miles
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-05
T UNERAL OF THE
LATE JAS. HUNT

Funeral services were held for the
late James Hunt IN the westinghouse
here last Thursday afternoon Neigh
borS, friends and relatives attended
the obsequies in great numbers
Counselor w. c. Carver presided.
The floral offerings We're many and
beautiful The choir sang. Il Need
Thee Every Hour" Elder Thomas Eng
land invoked the divine blessing and
prayed the Omnipotvnt Father to be
with the bereaved children and COM
fort them In their sorrow. 20 My
Father Thou That Dwellest." was the
second rendition of the choir. Neigh
bors William England, Abram Nav,
Bishop Henry T. Nav. and Willard C.
Carver addressed the meeting in turn
DortrayInS the virtues of the dead.
Jesus Is Calling" was sung by the
lpsen sisters. The choir sang, Abide
With Me- and Bishop H ]. Garner
pronounced the benedlction.
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than the tr.<S; that ought to be In
the light, but love TO move In the dark
rather than be in the light.
/ feel that the Bettermcnt League
has outliyed its usefulness. or prob
ably. more properly suited, swallowed
up In disaster.
My Dear Bluth; When party eX-
pedlency IS made party policy and
that eNpediency demands the sacrifice
of moral and civic botterment. on the
altar Of party success: when an or
ganlzation created and brought into
being for the moral uplft and Inn
proyement Of a community and for
the spread Of civic righteousness is
brushed aside. muzzled and its inIlu-
ence crushed, ] think that league
workers are waging hopeless fight
For this reason | wish 10 withdraw
and turn my attention and time 10 less
dlscouraging work,
tSlgned) Yours Truly,
HEBER SCOWCROFT
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was associated in Bctterment league

was associated in Betterment league
work
This refusal to allow the use of
meeting places for league purposes,
after being used for that purpose for
months, was Influenced. am told, by
local Republicans, and the Repub-
lican party some OF whose candidates
are the local representatives of tho
gamblers and liquor dealers
am willing TO be quoted us having
a belief which could only be strength.
ened by actual observance and knowl.
edge of II liquor deal. that Utah is In
The grip of the liquor interests. and
the present rulers of the Republican
party are responsible for that grip.
My attitude and position is set
forth in the following letter, sent to
John Bluth, secretary of the Better.
ment league.
(Signed HEBER SCOWCROFT.
In connection with the above please
publish my letter to Nephi L. Morris
and John Y. Bluth
(Signed HEBER SCOWCROFT.
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Continued from Page One
an Investigation, but was later re-
leased
Changed as he was physically, Grip
pen maintained his composure even
in the trying moment when he heard
his doom pronounced. Once the court s
decision was announced. warden
touched the prisoner on the shoulder
and the latter. without word or stir,
turned and left the dock He was
conducted at once TO Pentonyille
prison.
Those who have seen Crippen dur
ing his Imprisonment say that his
bearing has never changed from the
moment of his arrest He sleeps
throughout The night soundly and eats
heartily. He spend much time in read
Ing Miss Leneve has visited him In
lrisop three times
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| LATONIA RESULTS

LATONIA, Ky. Nov. Ar. f Car
man IBaugurBted HIS advent into west
ero racing by capturing the feature
81 Latonia today. with Star Bottle.
With the colt OFF badly but saving
at every turn. he wore down his field
and won by neck from John Carbon
Camel was the pace maker TO the H.
al eighth, when star Bottle and John
Reardon challenged and passed him.
Summary;
First race. six furlongs-Night Mist,
straight l2l0. won. Temper place
40, second. Cellaret. show 1850,
third. Time. 1:1i.
Second race. four furlongs Mock
ler. $50 won. Husky Lad, 32.00. sec
ood; Gold Oak, 400. third. Time,
IL 3-5.
Third race, six nrlongs
1900, won; Olivia Nickel. 1920. sec
ond; Tom McGrath. 500. third. Time.
1.13 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and 20 Yards
Star Bottle 100. won: John Reardon
$50. second; Camel, 2.9O. third. Timo
1.i3 3.5.
Fifth race. one mle-EthcI D.. go
Won; Markie NJ. 400. second: Carl
ton C.. 2.lo. third Time. $40.
Sixth race. mile and three furlongf
--Mique O'Brien, 2Lav. won; Flirting
30. second. Dander, $40. third. Time
2:22 3-5.
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FAILURE OF "000,"
THE new SPECIFIC

New York, Nov j.-Failure marked
what Is believed TO have been the
first experiments In this country with
the new specific. SOC" recently dis
covered by Or. Paul Ehrlich OF Ger
many.
Wight Y. Abbott. a business man OF
this city, for whose treatment a guam
tItv of "606" had been brought from
Frankfat- t-on-the Main. died at the
Roosevelt hospital today. He had
been under treatment for ten DAYS for
a very rare disease known as lynn.
phatic leucaemIa, characterized by A
marked increase OF the white blood
corpusclcs and a dlminution of the
red blood corpuscles. The remedy.
intended primarily for another blood
disease, was used as an experiment
In the Abbott case. attracting wide
attention in medical circles
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ARGENTINE SETTLES STRIKES
BY BUREAU OF LABOR

Washington, Nov Labor prob
lens affordlng "A parallel TO condi-
tions existing in the United States are
being amicably adjusted IN Argentina
through the efforts of the National
Bureau of Labor, according to a re
port from United States Consul Cen
eral Darlemau. stationed at Buenos
Ayres. OF the PA strikes which oc-
CURED during the first quarter of 1910.
involving 1895 workmen. several of
the disputes were settled Icy the I'M
mediate influence Of the bureau.
Immigration statistics compiled By
the bureau show Arsentlne's net gain
for the first Eve months of this year
10 have been 80 39l which has been
exceeded only twice within tho last
six years.
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KILL EACH OTHER
INSTEAD OF DEER

Madison. Wis. Nov 4-Captain G
w. Rckeman, state Ash and game
warden, hopes to reduce the number
Of accidents during this seasons deer
hunting In Wisconsin by urging all
hunters TO wear red caps This ar
tlcle OF apparel. he thinks. will servo
as sort OF headlight. Captain Kicke-
man also urges hunters TO curb their
enthusiasm TO the extent of refraining
from shooting at every moving of,
Ject Last year, during the open sea
son for deer In this state, 33 men were
fatally shot and 36 were injured In-
dications are that there Will be Il
record-breaklng number OF hunters
this season making greater precau-
tions necessary.
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ELECTION SERMON

In the days OF our New England
forefathers. the Election Sermon"
was one OF the great events OF the
year. 1t Is not the place OF the pulpit
IN this day to be partisan. but never
was the pulpit moro concerned with
the important moral issues OF the
country on that account the pastor
OF the First Methodist church, Fred
erlck Vining Fisher. will preach an
election sermon tomorrow night on
The Sacrament of the Ballot Box, ="
10 which all citizens are invited.
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MOzzLEO LIPS, MUFFLEO VOICES
AND CLOSED DOORS IN OGDEN
orce eber Scowcroft Out of the Bettement League and
Cause Him to Write Letter Declaring the League Has
Outlived Its Observation-Disclosures of Congratuation
is Sent to Nephi L. Morrisi Salt Lake.
Resignation Sent BIuth

Heber Scowcroft has thrown a
bombshell into the camp of the Bet
terment league by demanding that
his resignation be accepted and stat
ing that the league has ouuived its
usefulness. In on open letter ad-
dressed TO this paper, he says:
To the Editor OF the Standard and
to the Citizens OF Ogden and We
Der county:
Unable TO resist the pressure long,
er, and to answer the continuous in
quiries as to my inactivity and 81
lenco In this campaign. after being
instrumental In organizing some
thirty Betterment leagues In Weber
county:
want to say to the citizens OF Og-
dent and Weber county that my 81,
lence and inactivity Is not OF my own
yolitlon and will but | am Il victim
of the instructions Issued TO close
the houses in which have been
preaching civic betterment for nearly
q year.
When | left for New York. on Octo.
Der 18th, the last words spoken to me
forty-hye minutes before train time
by c, c. Richards. first ylce-president
of the Ogden Betterment league and
ranking authority in the absence OF
David o. Mckay, who left the same
day for California. was to get back
with all haste-that he would handle
the league campaign. as outlined the
Wednesday night before. then I could
take II up whore he left OFF. leaving
him free TO attend 10 his own political
campaign
returned on October 2Gth. and re-
ported to Vice President Richards
for duty, and was informed that my
services, which were expected to be
continuous speaking campaign,
could not be used, as the places of
meeting had been closed in my face
and the faces oil those with whom /
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WASH DAY AT
THE CAPITOL

Washington, Nov. 4-Thls Is wash
day" at the capitol of the United
States The entire outside of the mas
siye structure is to be washed
The FIRE department OF the city has
been called upon TO furnish an engine
and hose sufficient for the job.
Several years ago the Superintend
ent OF the capitol was perpleXcd as
how TO get the dust Of ages and spar
row nests OF several generations d g.
lodged from the lofty porticoes and
decorations far above the reach of the
man with the mop and step-ladder
He called upon the fire department
and so well was the building washed
by the stream OF water turned on It
that the method has oeeD followed
ever since.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Frank Fay OF Reno was In the city
yesterday.
Delicious Cream PuTs and Fine
Pastries at Ward G Drumm's Two
stores, =
C. E Harvey and wife Of Boise,
Idaho, are visiting friends In Ogden.
Call Allen, phones %, for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
q specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th, =
]. p. Jensen of Lyman. Wyo. was
IN ogden on business Thursday,
WANTED-Clean whlto rags at the
Standard. =
w. Ellis of Salt Lake called on
friends here yesterday
Kemmerer's best coal sold only by
n l.. Jones Coal Co.
VI Dunbar. resident of Liberty,
Utah. is in the city.
Advertisers must have their copy
for the Evening Standard the evening
before the day on which the adyer-
tiscment is to appear in order to In
sure publication.
Charles Stanley was among the Ev-
auston visitors in Ogden yesterday.
ANTHRACITE. You'll have to bur.
~ II you get H. Phone Is. Shurtlltf
& Company.
f. w. E6tep and wife oil Ross Fork,
Idaho, are visiting in OgdenC
COAL-Rocky Mt. Lump, $4.75. ex-
ccllent for furnace. Phone q. John
GarT.
Suit for a Oivorce-Alired Barrett
has commenced suit for divorce
against his wife, Sarah J. Barrett, on
the ground Of descrtion- Tho petition
states that the parties were married
a North Ogden. July 90. 1887, but
that defendant has deserted him and
refused to live with him. The prayer
is for divorce only.
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line uckets at the office In tho
Opera House Block. Don't force your.
se.f to stand In line at the Depot
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Message to Morris.

ogden, NOV. ith, l9lu
"Nephi J.. Morris. Salt Lake City.
Utah-Onc thousanL people, in the
Ogden Theatre tonight. received with
prolonged applause. and then some.
the reading of your letter 10 Hon. b.
H. Roberts vindioatlng him OF the
Shiny aspersions OF an Ananias news
paper. But principally applauding
your heroic and many disaproyal OF
the campaign OF duplicity that is be-
Ing waged by the bosses OF the party
to which you and | buonG Ogden to-
night re-echoes with approval and
good words for you II IS now up to
Bishop Nibley and HyTum NJ TO do
likewise. From one whose voice has
been muffled and lips muzzled in this
campaign
(Sigucd) HEBER SCOWCROFT.
Chairman eX-committee Ogden Better
mcnt League
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PRESIDENT CANCELS ORDER
DETAILING TORPEDO 8OATES

Washington, Nov 4.-President
Taft today cancelled the order pro-
mulgated by the navy department. de-
failing two speedy torpedo boat de-
stroyers to follow the flight of Aviator
McCurdy from the decks OF the
steamer Kalserlne Auguste Victoria,
so miles at sea to land. because he
thought 1t would he inconsistent with
previous reflsals TO permit such use
OF naval vessels.
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New York Money.

New York. Nov. 5.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. 1906 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with act
ual business in bankers bills at
$4.Sl l-9M4S2 for sixty-day oils and
at 81 S57 20 for demand.
Commercial bills, Si.S1 1-S@i.Sl IL.
Bar silver. sec.
Mexican dollars i7c
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds steady.
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A W0MAN'S FIRST
DUTY IS All HOME

Ann Arbor Mich. Nov. 5.-"Dellver
me from the woman who comes to
the university To prepare for 4
career" said President H b. Hutch
ins of the University OF Michigan in
his annual address yesterday to the
women of the university. He urged
the women 10 elect studies that would
ctter lit them for being n homemade
or and mother He stated that il
tley had particular ability the career
would seek them out
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per was served and a delightful even
inc was spent
MIS-. Hanson received some bcauti-
full birthday remembrances, together
with pleasant messages from absent
friends
Mrs. b Wolf entertained sixteen
members of the Coffee" club Thurs.
day afternoon at her home. 2S12 Grant
avenue. The afternoon was pleasant.
ly spent and tempting refreshments
were served. The visiting guests were
Prof. Weber OF the Uncle Joe Nine"
and Miss Wisely of Ogden.
The young people OF the First Pres
byter!an church held m ENJOYABLE so.
cial evening In the church parlors last
evening Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening enjoyed by
all
On Wednesday evening Of this week
at $50 o'clock in the home OF the
groom, Mr.. a T. Becker and Miss
Nell Carruth were quietly married,
Rev. J. Il. Carver officiating.
The Ladies' Mission Circle OF the
Baptist church viii meet on Wednes.
day afternoon with Mrs. Neesley at
her home, 2S23 Lincoln avenue
Continued on Page Scven.)
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of the Moose organization in this city.
The organizer responded, thanking
tho members OF the lodge for their
gift and pralsing the entire member
ship for the spirit of fraternalism
which has become SO evident in the
lodge, despite it's youth
Following the presentation of the
watch and the more formal part OF
the program. luncheon was served and
a pleasant half hour was spent I'm chat
ting and smoking.
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Letter to BIuth,

Ogden. Utah, Nov 3Td. 1910.
Mr John v Blutn, C,ty-My Dear
John: Find enclosed my check for
ility, as per promise a day or two be-
fore | left for New York to replenish
the treasury Of the league. And | do
1t now-to help detrny expenses or
the soft Pedal campaiGn-the cam
paign of "muffled voices" and "muzzl-
ed lips that Is being pursued by the
league.
Please resurrect the resignation.
rendered by me. and read without any
action, some weeks ngo, and request
for me the acceptance of the same.
for | am through with any attempt
to bring about any reform with the
present forces and power arrayed
against it, by influences that should
stand for truth. but love lie better
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resting large sums to start up the old
mines that have been productive OF so
many millions in the past
AT Lone Mountain. Ogden people
nave recently secured interests and
are preparing for production. \ rail
road Will. no doubt. In the near future
brin gall that region into closer con
nection with Ogden
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THEY WATCH THE
MOOSE ORGANIZER

The ogden lodge OF Moose gave
social last night In honor of the To-
cal organizer. l., j. Foot. who, during
the course of the evening, was pre-
sented a gold watch. as a token OF
esteem. The presentation was made
by Grant Syphers. who commended
Mr.. Foote for the work and energy
which he has devoted to the building
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c)OCHTy
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

The sixty-ifth birthday of Mrs.
Nelin Hanson was appropriately re-
membered at her home. 22lS Monroe
avenue last evening. when MI and
Mrs. a, Christensen, Mrs Carrie Chris
tenseD, Mr.. and Mrs. Enert Neute-
boom. Hartwlg Hanson, Nick Hanson,
Mrs. Mary Toone ana Enert j. Neute-
boom gathered there to ofrer best
wishes and pleasant congratulations
TO the honored lady. \ delicious sup
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The Adventures
OF
ADVENTURE NO. /.
HIS FIGHT WITH THE
NEMEAN LION.

Hercules was the son of
Jupiter and Alemeua. As Juno
was always hostile to the off
spring of her husband by NOR
tai mothers. she declared war
against Hercules from his
birth She sent two Scrpcuts
to destroy him rs he lay m his
cradle. but the precociouS IN
FAINT strangled them with HIM
own hands. He was. however
by the arts of Juno rendered
subject to EuryStheuS and com
PEELED to perform MI his COM
mandS. EnrystheuS enjolued
upon him a succession of dcS-
perate adventures which are
called the Twelve LaborS of
Hercules. - The first was the
fight with the Nemeah hon.
The valley of Ncmea was IN
Tested by a terrible lion EuryS-
theuS ordered Hercules To bring
HIM the skin of the monster
After using in vain his club and
arrows against the lion. Her
cules Strangled the animal with
his hands. He returned carry
ing the dead lion on his
shoulders. but EurystheuS was
so frightened at the sight of IT
and at this proof of the pro-
dieious strength Of the hero.
that he ordered him to deliver
an account of his exploits liz
future outside the town.
To be continued next week.
The boy or girl who collects
The nine adventures of our
famous hero and brings them to
our shoe store first will be pre-
sented with Il pair of Her
cuIesr Shoes. noted, like Her
cules of old. for their strength.
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WILL CONTINUE AVIATION MEET

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-Colonel Jas.
II. Joyce, chairman OF the committee
that Is promoting the Baltimore aria-
tion meeting, today announced that
the meet would continue. He de
cared that the reports Of damage to
were greatly exaggerated
mIols slqSIU lsUI so seuUldoJse 9W
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Chicaoo CIosc-

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Wheat-Decem-
ber SO l-4GDSe 3.S; May. 95 S4; July,
% S-Sde3 l-2
Corn-Msy. 4sd49 is; July. 10 3-4.
Oats - December, 81 liza 81 SIS;
May, 81 L.
Pork-January. $3.50; May. SlGSO.
Lard-November SlL32 12 JanU-
nry. 5000.
RIbs-aJnuary, 1922 l-2; May o.O2 IL
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HUSBAND OF CLARE HUNTING
TON

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Prince Francis
Wllberg died here today. The prince
was born in Hesse-Nassu In 1853 ana
on Oct IS, 1889, in London, mar
ried Clare Huntington, daughter OF
the late Coils ?. Huntington.
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WIFE MURDERER
SENTENCED TO DEATH
+ + y + y 4 \ + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 =

y NORFOLK, Va, Nov. John 1
\ ]. Smith was today sentenced 1
+ to death for the murder OF his I
y wife Smyth also killed thir- 1
+ teen-year-old daughter He will 4
+ be electrocuted at Richmond on 4
\ December S.
y 4
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Demands Of the Democratic Platform.

State wide prohibition Of the H.
Quor traffic. Initiative, referendum
and recall Direct primary for all
nominations. Laws TO stamp out
political corruption. Election OF sen
ators by popular vote. Right rela-
tons between religion and politics.
Tariff for revenue and not for graft.
The stamping out OF criminal trusts.
Regulation by law OF railroad rates.
Strict economy in all public busi
ness. Legal recognition of the rights
OF labor.
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Washington. Nov. 4.-Thc popula.
lion OF Winnebago county. Wis, con-
tsinlng the city OF oshkosh. is 61.-
4ie. compared with 5S.225 in 1900. ao-
oording 10 the thirteenth census Gnu.
meration made public today.
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THE RETAIL MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION.
36e Twenty.fourth Street.
II nko 1Oyo OIL nL.

369 Twentyfourth Street.
Ind, Phone 1918. Bell Phone S39
List your accounts With us for
collection and become a member
Of our association. Expert collee-
tlon Of claims and accounts. Thous-
ands Of credit reports In our files
at your service. showing the cred
II standing Of all who will apply to
you for credit. You cannot afford
to be without our protection. Cred.
1t ratings furnished free to MEM
bers. JOHN ROGHAAR, Mgr.
Continued Oh Page Scven)