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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-21

Forenoon Sales.
Cedar Talisman, 1000 at 16c; 1000 az
15fc
Colorado. 900 at sac, buyer 50 days;
900 at 22c.
Iron Blossom. 500 AZ &c. 900 at &c.
seller 50 days; 1900 at 75c. LOO at CSC;
100 az 77~.
Ohio Copper. 200 at s1.s5.
Open Board.
Black Jack. 500 at lie.
Crown Point. 1000 at Sc: 1000 at Glc.
buyer so DAYS.
Cedar Talisman. 900 az 15c.
Lower Mammoth 1000 AZ 13c: 1000 at
1880. buyer so DAYS.
Sioux Con. 200 at CSC.
Utah Con. 1000 at C
Shares sold. % 900
Selling value. S6.245.
Afternoon sales.
Black Jack. 500 at lilac.
Cedar Taiisman. 2.200 at 145c; $500
az 15c.
Columbus Con. 100 at SOC.
Crown Point. 1000 AT Sc.
Iron Blossom. 500 al 75c
Nav Day. $500 at Sc. 1000 at SIC.
Ohio Copper. 100 az s1.611.
Tintic Central. 1000 at Sc.
Open Board.
Black Jack. $50 at lie.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 az 14tc
Iron Blossom. 200 az 76c: 400 at 75c.
May Day. 1000 at sac.
New York. 1000 az 4Sc.
OpohonEo. 500 az t65c.
shares sold. 1880.
Selling value 5000.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-21

SWEATERS. SWEATERS. SWEATERS.
Now is the time. 21S Main the place.
Winona Mills the goods. Come and see.
Either phone 2615.
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Thr summit County FnIr.

Coalvllle. Sept. q. % and %. Special
trains from all Utah points. beginning
Sept 20. and tickets good returning
Sept. "a.
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ba.432 $50
The chairman OF the Republican
county committee IN each county Is
hereby directed 70 call together the
county committee and provide for the
election Of these delegates. either by
county convention or by primaries held
in the several voting precincts CT the
county.
The state committee will meet az the
Weber club IN ogden city on Monday.
September 26th. 1910. at 10 o'clock Z
m. and a fun attendance IS requested.
G. r. LOOSE. Chairman.
II. I. CUMMINGS. Assistant Secretary.
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YOUR NEXT POSITION may be ad.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
SAY FRANCIsCo MINING STOCKS

san Francisco. Sept. 2O.-The official
,lOsing quotations for mining stocks
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
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First publication August 2sth. 1910.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
TRAMP is BURNED
IN HUGE BONFIRE
Filled With ''Mulligan" and
Whisky, He Meets Death
in Blaze.

OGDEN, Utah, April 20-HelpIess and
alone, Fred Beck, a hobo, was burned to
death al the side Of a bonfire which he
and his companions. Charles Brown. had
built just north OF the Hot Springs
Hotel
Beck and Brown left Ogden early in
the morning. loitered about the springs
ali day. and in the evening they built a
hre 10 cook a '1IUnigan stew" After
DaTtaking freely OF this hobo relish,
washed down with three pints Of vrhis-
by. Beck went 20 sleep at the side Of
Ogden.
Two hours later attendants at the re-
sort were attracted by the fire. and
round the body OF Beck. the clothes
burned away. In the grass BY the fire
were signs Of 4 death struggle These
indicated that Beck suffered great agony
and rolled around for distance OF forty
teet Nefore his struggles ceased
The BODY was taken 20 Brigham civ.
where an inquest Will be held Brown
VIII be held by the coroner-s fury at
Brigham City until after the Inquest
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
LITTLE INSURGENT
IN FAIRBANKS HOME
Former Vice President Entertaius
GTandchild in Sons
Chicago Home.

CHICAGO. April Zo-Former Vice
President Fairbanks has recently been
playing the role. unique for him. OF
nurse al the home Of his son and dauzb-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren q
Fairbanks, az their home in Lincoln
PARK boulevard The former Vice Presf-
dent put in a part OF his time as nurse
10 the latest arrival IN the Fairbanks
family, HE granddaughter. CorneIIa
Warren Fairbanks
The former Vice President Seemed 70
think that entertaining his tvvo-weeJxs-
old Granddaughter was much more diff
cult than presiding over the United
States Senate
she IS an insurgent all right said
the former Vice President, when asked
about his granddaughter. It can an
pTectate now what poor Uncle Joe has
been uD against. ] came down lust 10
see her The appreciation seemed n be
wholly one-S-ded- She didn't recognize
me at all She is healthy young
woman and she can shout louder than
/ can
The iHsurgent Of the Fairbanks family
was born Ap-I s.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
HOW LOAN SHARK
MAY Be ABOLISHED
May Munsey's, Which Is Full
of Good Things, Tells of
PrOvident Society.

of particular interest 70 Washington
at the o esent time is The special article
on the PrOVidpnt Loan Society. which
forms one of the features Of Munsey's
Magazine for May
The work OF the Provfdent Loan So
ciety has gone a great way toward the
abolition Of the loan shark evil Frank
Marshall White has given the subject
the most careful consideration and has
recorded his conclusions in a manner
that is highly interesting as well as up
lifting
There are I'VE other big things in the
Nav Munsey's. IN addition . the fiction
and the regular departments.
William Allen Johnston has prepared
an article on 1.-THE Cost OF Human Life
InaI VIII create discussion and Prof
Niilett H HAYS. Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture, Eas set forth 2 few reasons
why the people should 80 back to the
farm The article has the ring Of
prophecy.
Harry Thurston. Peck with An En-
press Of Romance and Isaac r. Mar
CoSSon s The Romance OF the COust ock
Lode complies the quintet
This IN addition 70 the story Of Lady
EleSsiugJDn and Count d-Orssy IN the
famous ''affiuities' series bv Lyndon
orr and an article on the club life OF
actors by Emmett Q. King
In fiction. MUusey's has never been
better than the Nav issue. The short
stories are from the pens Of Anne
% Hagan- owen Oliver. George Hibbsr I'd
Margaret Husbee Ship. Tom Il Mason.
frank Condor, William Wallace Cook.
Edward HOLLYWOOD. and L Il Devendorf
Both serials are IN very interesting
nave matter that does more than enter
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
SHOOTING REPORT
ISSUED BY BOARD
Association for Promotion of
Rifle Practice Reviews
Year s Work.

The Report Of Rife Shooting in the
United States for the Year IJra.' issued
ny the National ROard for Promotion
of Rifle Practice has just been put In
circulation. It Is one Of the most in
tereS1InC and complete documents in re-
gard To rifle shooting ever published
Among the items Of interest contained
in this hook are the reports Of the exc
utivc officer OF the national matches Il
1919. all the scores Of the winning teams,
and also =. CODY Of the hill providing
for the promotion Of nfie practice IN the
schools and colleges. Citizens are told
how 20 organize rife clubs and are given
rules under " hitch ammunition and arms
can be purchased from the Government
fOT such clubs
IN interesting review Is given Of the
outdoor rife tournaments held for the
benefit Of the schools OF the District OF
Columbia on the National Guard range
last November and also of SchOoIbov
indoor shooting tournaments held in
New York. Philadelphia. and baltimore
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
MORMONS CUT OFF
GIFTS TO SCHOOL
Conference Decides Money For
merly Appropriated Was Not
Used TO Spread the Gospel.

KANSAS CITY, April N-By q vote
Of SO 20 l,75S, the general conference OF
the Reersanized Latter Dag Saints in
IndepenuS1Ce have rejected E motion 10
appropriate 4,0o0 out OF the general
church treas Try for the beneit o. Grace
land College. the church school, al La
mOni. Iowa
Practically all Of the last two days
session was devoted 70 this question,
which, according 10 delegate, cost the
general conference more than $500. The
proposition was rejected because OF OF
position 20 the use to which the college
puts the money. paid into the treasury
with the understanding that IL uas 20
be used for the spread OF the Gospel
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
ABANDONED IT
For the Old Fashioned Coffee was KiIIIne

Il always drank coffee with the rest Of the
family for il seemed as II there was nothing
for breakfast il We did not have ii on the
table
I have been troubled some time with my
heart which did not feel right This trouble
grew worse steadily
Sometimes Il would beat last and at
other times very slowly. so that I would
hardly be able 10 do work for an hour or
two after breakfast. and Il ] walked up .
hill. II gave me severe pain
i had no idea Of what the trouble was
until a friend suggested that perhaps g.
might be caused by coffee drinking I tried
leaving or the coffee ana began drinIinz
Postum The change came quickly / am
now glad 10 say that l am entirely well OF
the heart trouble and attribute the relief
70 leaving of coffee and the use Of Postum
= number OF my friends have abandoned
the old fashioned coffee and have taken M
with Postum. which they are using steadily
There are sOEse people that make Postum
very weak I'D tsSteleSs. but II Il is boiled
long enough. according 10 directions &c Is
a very delicious beverage We have never
used any Of the Ole fashioned coffee since
Postum was first started in cur house
Read TIE little book The Road 20 We'll
vile. in pkEs- '-f here's q Reason.
Ever read the above letter. new
one appears from time 20 time They
are genuine, true, and fun of human
interest.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

] can testify 7 have been thoroughIv
cured by bre,rhiug HyOmei 7 aIvTavs
when j catch cold only. and after So
years experience in my own case and hun
dreds Of Others I have recommended I
can safely say II IS all you claim for BIZ 80
No stomach dosing when ron uSa Nv
nnOei pronounced High-o-uef Pour a
few drops into the little hard rubber inhaler
AMI breathe u In. II kills the EeruS-
soOthes tie raw and sore membrane and
cures CatarTh
Complete outfit 500. including inhaler
extra bottle Of Hyonoei so cents az drug
Eists every where. and Henry Evans. Mai
orders filed by Booths HyOuei Co.
Buffalo. y Y
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
MONTE CARLO PAYS
20 PER CENT DIVIDEND
Famous Gambling Casino SlO0
Shares Are Now Quoted
az Sl,140.

MONTE CARLO. April 2o-Hard times
haven't struck the famous gambling
Casino. which today declared a dfvi-
deEd OF so on each 500 share. s. more
than last year
The Casino shares have a par value
OF $780, but a market value Of about
Sl,14o
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
Catarrh

Mr. 4 r. Chase. II Bridge street.
Nashua y 4 wants 70 tel catarrh SUI
ferers what H-omei did for hm he
writes
About six wears ago 7 first began
using HyOmei- I was az that time badly
affected with -aLlrrh. had been Tor over
twenty years Ts,a been to doctors times
Without number who. Of course would
help little while. and then I would soon
ne as bad as ever I had become 3 NUS
ance 70 my family and friends. would
cough. hawk aud spit all night. and 70 was
generally believed ] was soon 20 become q
victim Of consumption.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
ROOSEVELT CROSSES
ALPS. PARIS WATTS
Strenuous Week Mapped
Out for the Colonel IN
cludeS Airship Trip.

PARIS. April 2a-As Theodore Roose-
welt is speeding toward Paris on the
Oriental Express from Budapest-cross-
ing the Austrian Alps and southern
Germany-aH Paris today is on the oui
vive in anticipation OF his arrival to-
morrow. Not the coming Of all the
monarchs Of Europe could create the
stir IN every part or the city and IN
every social class caused by the ap-
proach Of the former President OF the
United States.
Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel. who
came here from Aviznon several days
ago, have been quietly entertained but
with the arrival Of Mr. Roosevelt
and Kermit one of the busiest weeks Of
its kind paris has ever seen begins
Every kind OF entertainment has been
mapped out, from the most formal re-
ceptiOns 10 a trip in an airship- NJ
Clement, the builder OF the dIriEiDle
which IS soon to essay the trip to Lon
don. has invited Mr. Roosevelt to 80
Up on a trial spin with him
The Coull-ittees arranging Mr. Roose-
y-eIt's 1ros.ram have been no more
busy than the police From the time
he enters France at AVTiCOuTJ until ne
leaves for Brussels, a week later, ne
viii be constantly under the guard OF
the best detectives Of the country
IN Paris, Project LeDine, the Ideal
Policeman has arranged 20 protect
the city-s guest every moment In this
he VIII have the assistance Of the crack
secret service men or 1ther nalloIls-
The watch on anarchists has been main
tanned closely FOR weeks
When NIr- Roosevelt reaches Paris he
viii be welcomed by representative OF
the municipality and Of the govern
rnent Almost his iTst move viii be
TO call on President FallieTles. VINO viii
return the call, and then the busy week
viii be on in earnest
Crowds today beEieged the SOTbOnne,
seeking invitations 10 the lecture Nj
Roosevelt is 10 give there The de
mand for tickets + 100 times greater
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
TEXANS TO OBSERVE
SAN JACINTO DAY

A special program has been arranged
for the celebration OF the anniversary
Of the battle Of San JacintO by members
Of the Texas Society Of Washington in
Pythian Temple tonight Addresses VIII
be made by prominent men while TIE
program includes musical and literary
numbers
Invitations have been sent 10 all for
uer Texans now living IN Washington.
and Il Is expected the attendance will
be the largest al any meeting OF the
society this year Dancing viii follow
the musical program.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
BUILDS UP THE THIN AND WEAK
SamOse Makes Thin People Fat or
Leading Druggist VIII Return Money

n Samose are combined hesh-Eivinz
food elements that soon produces a steady
and noticeable gain IN flesh. Taken after
meals. SamOse mingles with the food. and
causes IL 70 be sssimilated 50 that the fat
producing elements are retained In the
system. and you viii son get good flesh.
steady nerves and a healthy body.
las O'DonneI, oO4 F St y " has seen
such remarkable results following the use
Of SauOse that he offers to pay for the treat
ment IL II does not make thin people plump
and rosy.
You run no risk whatever IN buying
SamoSe- & = q true deeh-fOrmirZ food and
is sold under the guarantee Of one Of the
most reputable business houses in Wash
ington- D @, 70 refund the money If il
does not give complete satisfaction
sent postpaid on receipt Of price SOC
The Dr.. Howard Co, Binghamton. y. Y.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
CARROLL'S PLAY
PICTURES THE SOUTH

An entertainment entitled Echoes
From Dixie viii be given in the ball
room OF the New Willard Hotel Friday
evening under the direction Of Mrs
aIichaeI Philip Carroll, Of Augusta. Ga
Mrs Carroll has presented this play
tn several cities throughout the South
emo has met with a great deal Of sue
cess
Her entertainments are in the most
part If a humorous character and pre-
EanU a realistic picture Of plantation life
IN the South
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
ONE KILLED, FOUR HURT.

o WEIGH. ". Va. April 2o-FaiIIng 20
heed the warning 20 keep away from
her house. john Jones was shot and
killed BY vs. CIeek with whom he
formerly boar LED In a free-fOr-aU tight
that followed. Jones son. Lewis. was
probably mOTtaliy wounded a relative
OF the dead man. J P Jones was shot
IN the shoulder. and Mrs Clseks skull
was fractured
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
MARRIED ON BOARD
OBSERVATION CAR
Wedding Ceremony Performed
While Train Runs at Forty
Miles an Hour.

HAGERSTOWN, April eo-Whus
their train was running forty miles an
hour Mss Laura Merle Tice and Ray
mOnd J FsmkhOuses both Of Big Pool.
this county, were married IL the o1ser-
walton ca< b. the Rev. L. A. Miller, Of
the Evangelical Church.
The couple, who had boarded the
Western Maryland train at Big Pool
continued 70 Baltimore. whence they
VIII 90 20 Ches1crtoEn TO spend their
honeymoon
2 E1T1khouse. a former member Of the
Maryland Legislature from this county
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
ROME DISCIPLINES
ROOSEVELT'S CALLER

LONDON, April 2o--DisPatches to the
Central News from Rome today say
that the press Of that city unoffcially
announces the recall OF Mgr PiEnateilL
the papaI uUrcio at Vienna, for his call
uucn Colonel Roosevelt in Vienna last
Saturday
Il Is said the Pope has also ordered
Father Johnson, the Belgian mOdeTnist,
who wrote an euloSistic letter 20 ROoSe-
Welt regarding the latteC-s services IN
behalf Of Catholics, 10 resign MS ofnce
and retire TO 4 monastery for three
months
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
BENEFIT FOR DISPENSARY

The exact sum 10 De set aside BY the
Infants and Childreu's Association for
its dispensary as q result Of the enter
tairment given at the Mt. Pleasant Con
EregauOnal Church last night. viii not
be known for several days The com
piete returns from the sale Of tickets
have not yet been made The enter
tainUnent was well attended. the pro
Melvin and recitations by Mrs. Lewis
Franz Holden
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
Comments on New York Pol
itics Taken as Criticism
of Murphy.
BELIEVES COUNTRY
GOING DEMOCRATIC
Thinks Gaynor Has Made Excel
lent Mayor-Way for Real
Reform.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Richard Croker
sailed away on the Lusitania TODAY. but
before his departure for the first time
he expressed his opinion on the political
situation in New York city and what he
had 70 say was regarded as being d.
rected sharply against Charles +. Muir
ply
The former chief Of Tammanv Hall
was in an unusually laxative mood
and expressed his views openly as ne
paced the deck Of the big steamer. After
ne had finished talking about the polite
al situation in New York, he expressed
himself about the situation in the conn
try generally and declared that ne con
fdently believed the next Congress
would be Democratic one
For Real Reform.
The way 10 establish real reform in
the city government said Mr.. Croker
rs 20 stop the graft in the police de
Partmenr. TEis graft Is the outcome
chiefly, Of protection afforded the liquor
dealers so that they may violate the
law
1t Is because OF. what Mayor Gavnor
mas done along this line that I have d
certain ad8liration for him I would like
10 be fair toward him IN any judgment
Of nlu, an. therefore. I wish 70 say
that. ND to --le present I believe he has
made al excellent mayor
As 10 me general political situation
/ believe rheI there Is a great change
going on IN the minds Of the people, and
The result OF this change I'm convictions
VIII determine the political outcome OF
the very near future There Is no don n-
that there Is great discomfort among the
people and IL is. therefore equally Ger
tain that there Is a great political
cIar &c gong on.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
ATLANTIC CITYS GROWTH.

ATLANTIC CITY. y J. April "a
BeriaE Mathis, census Inspector. estI-
mates from the count as far as It has
progressed that the population OF At
lanJiC City has increased in ten years
from 2S.0oG 10 5000. or more than 100
per cent
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
TWO VACANCIES
TO BE FILLED

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced that an exami-
nation viii be held June l.. IN Wash
uEtOn. 10 MI two vacancies now ex-
listing In the male medical inferno force
at the Government Hospital for the In
sane "a this city The position paws
SEE -,,-T anuum
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
NATIONAL UNION
MEETINGS TONIGHT

The following councils Of the National
Union viii meet tonight: Treasury az
SChmidT's Han. and Congressional al
Typographical Temple.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
URGES WORLD WAR ON VICE

PARIS. April 39.-Tu opening the In
t1r1a--oEaI White slave Conference.
Foreign Minister Pinchon urged an In
terlstiOnal agreement for the suppress
SION e both the white slave trsffi5 and
TIE Circulation OF obscene literature
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
Another Change.

There Is quite as surely another
change taking place in the minds Of the
people This might call a moral
change The peOple-and not the poorer
classes aiu1e-bUt the great middle class
as welfare beginning TO become con-
WINGED that certain financial methods
now long IN vogue are wrong. and they
are beginning 20 see that these methods
cannot be persisted in.
The defeat OF AIdriGge for Congress
is one Of the Indications. I believe. OF
what Is 10 be expected generally IN the
near future AIdridge, as a matter OF
fact, was defeated before the vote was
- ken Nothing else could have been
expected ] believe that the Democra tic
chances in the country now are brilliant,
and that Democratic Congress IS now
one Of the probabilities
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-16

not at all prove the absence of Mr.
Wylie. and Mr.. Wylie Is accounted for
by no personality except your own,
sir. The sattery institute loses no
patients You are MIR. Wylie or Mr.
| Wylie Is lost; hence. sir. you are Mr.
| Wylie"
Mr.. Evans ushered young Mr.. Car
son into room "a as If comforting a
great favor in thus naming him Wylie
and arresting him tnstauter under the
new cognomen.
Il am not Mr.. Wylie," reiterated
Carson. II am Theodore Carson. as
said, and r.
This matter Of names is so compli-
Gated" quavered Mr.. Evans pushing
up his cuffs as II about to attempt
some feat Of physical prowess. NO
man DRAWN my pay en- be expected
to work 1t out. git awful small
wages. Mr.. Wylie My duties is sim
pie You git your tonic an treat.
ments reg'lar an keep hours. A whole
lot Of gentlemen comes here under spe.
cial names"
Mr.. Craighead raped and entered.
II quite agree with the remarks of
my querulous friend. Mr.. Evans" said
Mr. Craighead. Your position. Mr.,
Carson. is an equivocal one. The
question is. what's your fieldY"
sit is aeronautics." replied Theodore.
Il have devised the first effective
aeronef r.
Very interesting" returned Craig
head. II have made that speciality
know the defects Of the present day
aeronefs. and understand the failure
Of the gas supported aerostats, except
as toys for us parasitic capitalists But
to the point III controversy. Are you
the Fulton Of the empyrean or the
Edison of the hot air? Mr.. Evans
porcine tonalty has expressed the
only conclusion open to him-to accept
the Wylie theory as a working hypoth-
esis and to work 1t at the regular per
diem. Dost foller me2'.
II suppose that this Wylle must turn
up sooner or later" unused Theodore.
But why should take treatment?
What do they do to you?" persisted
Theodore
"They give you dope; they feed you
for Few days on bran mash; they
shoot you twice day: they give you
little bottle TO assuage what they
call your thirst the first night or so.
though why they call that thirst
which Is only cerebrospinal tendency
entirely unconnected with irrigation de
poneth saith not Let's to breakfast"
Breakfast. Here was something to
be "understanded Of the people" Car
SOD was furnishing. And before he re-
turned to his room he learned that he
was an inmate Of the slattery Insti
tute For Drunkards.
(To be continued,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-16
Saved from Awful Peril.

II never felt SO near my grave,
writes Lewis Chamblin, of Manchester,
Ohio, r. R. No. 8, ''as when fright
full cough and lung trouble pulled me
dow to lis pounds in spite of many
remedies and the best of doctors. and
that | am alive today is due solely to
DIR. Kings New Discovery, which COM
pletely cured me. Now l weigh 100
pounds and can work hard 1t also
cured my four children of Group" In
falible for Coughs and Colds, it's the
the most certain remedy for LaGrippe
blonehs aaeetass q 5oe snd s a Al
trisl bottle free. Guaranteed by. P.
A, Clemmer. 7
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-16

Dated, Cresco, Ia, July 90, 1910.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-16
OFFICIAL APPEALS HIS SENTENCE

Oregon Attorney Would Set Aside Yer
dict Against Him.
Washington. Aug. 1O.-Sentenced to
pay a fine Of $1,000 and to spend so
days in pail, John H. Hall, former Unit
ed States district attorney in Oregon,
filed in the supreme court of the United
States an appeal from the verdict of
being guilty Of conspiracy in connec.
ton with the Oregon land frauds. The
record in the case comprises 1900
pages.