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BtLLEr DOWN TRO, SERS LEG.
Fingered Revolver In HIs Porket ~ ne
Talked Net Hurt at Al.

INDIANApoLIs. sept 10. 4 report that
David VI. Parry. former pre-iden, ~ the
National Manufacturers Association. had
been shot in a controversy over a lease
caused excitement here this morning
and sent the police ANT omobIle at top
speed TO the place 81 the supposed mur.
der Mr. Parry was found unhurt dis
putting with r. Krouse head - a heat her
manufacturing company.
II waS learned thar a revolver vas in
Mr. KrOuss's pocket ard ID. wa lingering
tho trigger a. h. talked to Mr. Parry
when the weapon wa discharged The
bullet passed down Mr. krouse's trousers
beg and into the ground without injuginR
either ~ tbs men.
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>IN DEiD THIETI I>U nm
Third TrAxedS IN Three MeBths an
Frances state ONnrd RaIlrSad..

~pTo'n' tIhiT bSsnWC1 ~ ~ S'N.
Paris Sept 10 Tn" third bad aCcldcnt
that has befnllen the state railways
within thr-" months occurred outside
the Rernay station this evening when he
Ch"rbourE express Jumped the track
Tn" cnGin" and tn" three follow ng cars
wer" overturned and the mex 'hre' cars
were badly telasrnpsd
SiN persons we're He'd and thirty IN
Iurad
The tram was not the boat express
me accident. follow ing those ~ VILE
preuN and Sanion, viii undoubtedly m
crease the dissatisfaction With stat"
ow nership Of the lines
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JIW'S LtST ~ '.
Old FITe Horse shot by Policeman Rs.
,Hed ny a;snG oG Trolley Gar.

Jim. Fire Department hor-e was
stricken with paralysis yesterday at
Broadway and IIedford avenue. Williams
burg. while hauling a supply wagon 4
trafic policeman communicated with
fir headquarters and was told to shoot
the horse He got IN front Of Jim and sent
a bullet INTO his head Jim fell and the
spectators thought he had been MORALLY
hurt.
4 car 81 the crosstown line approached
and the mot orTnan. finding his path
blocked Ivy the crowd around Jim. began
To kick his gong vigorously. The gong
aroused Jim He got on his feet in a jiHy
and ran along Bedford avenue ~ south
Eighth street where he keeIed over again
The policeman then sent Jim To- horse
heaven
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be- Fr--irsut N.Il r"rtsin In " s-r ng
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ts.,"r = su--,n r"surs M" National
'-t SO NJ Republican 'nh- on tho night
.' 't" ln'h Af'-r N" New lork speech
.. N1 r-tu-n ~ Beverly Vherr hs will
remain probably until ynnut N" 0.t tI"
n Osfob~r
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vii ~ IN hand Tor rh" september rl.'''-
trg In Washington Atturn~v- G"u-rtl
Wioker-hsm and Secretary ~ ,oru'rr-
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~ will have q long report ~ make uu
,.uditicn- there on their report will
d"p~nd IN" recommendation which IN"
President will maxi this winter fnr irgi-
srrpn Affecting Alaska
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en- tour m the Southwe>' and will ~.
ogaliHed 10 report pu conditions rn 'r"
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aiop'ion " constitutions that Will hn'
srropfab le 10 the President
Secretary 81 War Dickinson Nr'l hty"
rri-hSd bis trip around the world and Will
nav" much information - lmpart o. 49,"
tshrnat OF conditions IN tha Far Fast
President Taft called on 'IrI-'lc" Moody
o. Magnolia to-day Justice Moody
-sady has announced hls intention
ui rstiring from the supreme bench On
srr-nnt 81 IN health The President =
ENIng a good deal 81 thought these days
20 the Suprem" Court appointment
winch ~ will y" called upon - mas"
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he impression - s'ill strong her"
hat Gov. Hughs- will h~ named 'hi-i
Justice although ~ 10 th" Governor
Intention 20 TAX" the ""'' '- '--.-cln'"
Justice a. ~""n ~ ~" count ".""'- Iu
October.
President raft will attend 49,. funeral
nj Solicitor -Cienersl Lloyd W h'"'f-
IN Boston on MONDAY
WAsHTN6ToN, sept ~ secretary ~
agriculture james W .'~on - golnG -
varv the monotony ~ holding down ~"
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uHr. He has been -'l"ct"i hv Republican
-1l"rs as the man Z" open ~" ''Nl" N'a'"
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Tho Wall ~tTsct edition 80 THB FvENTSo SCS
con tains Ill The fnancts news and The stock and
bond auotAuons to th- c.o,e oi the market The
closing quota ions. inriuding the bid end Asksi"
pytees Eith additional new matter are
tsined slso in the nlgA' edition " THE tNENuNa
SCh.-Ads,
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under orders to stand by with "A repeating
| rife and to shoot " the hear seemed to
bs winning ths fight u was a new de-
tail for Young Hickey; he wasn't q,Iits
sure what he ought to do when he re-
ported on boa VI the Rainev- whitnev
steam saiier Beorhic AT the Cty Island
| wharf But Nr Raney handed him the
big rife that b" had used on the ic'. and
Director Hornada~ assured him that 4
silver King got ont ~ tn cage the roo
%ould give - unqualified approval -
( whatever he derid"d ~ do. shoot OF STAINS
| ped.
ely leland had b."n waiting two DAYS
] for the removal Of silver King The
I ISLANDERS who had heard MIN roaring a.
night and picking splinters out II hi
cage down ~ III hold hooked Tor
something hy"lv M"si ~ the inhabi.
tants r-trrated ~ great hurry 81 'h.'
mosi interesting stage vt IN" game. hUt
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APpalaehtan Exposition. hnssN ttIe. Teaa
SO ~ Round mp from Wa shinE ton Via southern
rs F"T Information. - Sth ay cor 9Th -
-Ars
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BOYNTON HEATING AND COOKING
APPNRATt $50 nurnew designs. ,hnw rooms
g7th e. between Broadway and sih ave Az.
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Nenf Is % q ThFoush t9rr1FTs snd 0bsFTV
Lane rs , iis1 BWay cor ssih St--.tdr.
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DViak FEesh Pressed Grape Jutre
We press ~ right In vow sight.
Il T DgWTt a SONS 60. - Fulton ~ y )
- Ags
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1880 NDHNI CORNER THOMAS ~
2 ~ stnTHH Line. rr9erN 'lDns made
% 10 - ,in1s South. ali ~ ieis.
H.f -. ms a-lC..
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WOONI.IGH IaIPs on syn "4LnAnHs9
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
CHANGE FOOD
And Lose the Uneasy Feeling.

A man who has always been a
skinny chap" although hardly ever
I'll, tells OF the way he put on flesh
and reduced his irrItability and nerv-
Gus condition.
By chance he had r taste OF Grape
Nuts food at the table of a friend and
enjoyed the favour so much that he
began to have IL every meal. He
SAYS:
In short time I found myself an
other person, the old feeling Of dis
content and uneasiness left me entire
ly. IL became a pleasure to go about
my work. whereas. before. for years.
| had always had the feeling of be-
ing a little weary, now I seem 10
have a surplus OF energy for every
thing. NV weight bos increased IL
pcunds in weeks, and | am still
gaining.
II have never been very sick. and
am satisfied that II my present I'M
proyement In health continues, ] shall
rot be.
The change that this food has
made In my lifo has been remarkable
and so satisfactory that am glad OF
the opportunity TO tell you
Read the little book. The Road to
WellvlIle. in pkgs. Ineres a Rea-
SON"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 10 tune. They
arc genuine, true and full Of human
Interest,
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MANSON GOES TO
SALT LAKE CITY
SUPERINTENDENT THE OREGON SHORT
NE, SUCCEEDING j.. OAVIs-THoS. r. RoWLANOS
STEP INTO MR. MA NsoNS POSITION

ident and general manager of the
Southern Pacific company; Joe Young,
general superintendent Of the South
crn Pacific company.
Every official who graduated from
the Idaho lines received an education
In railroading which has served TO
good purpose. They all havo succeed.
ed In bringing the various lines OF the
Hartman system with which they
have been connected up TO the high
standard of excellence which the roads
now enjoy Vice President and Gen
eral Manager Bancroft OF the Ore
gon Short Line Is another official who
was with the Idaho lines at one time.
During the time Mr Manson has
been superintendent OF the Salt Lake
division he has always been "on the
job He has made that division one
OF the best on the entire Hartman
system. This statement was made by
julius Kruttschnitt. director Of main
tenance and operation Of the Barri-
man lines, when on a trip OF inspec-
tion over the system. When this
statement was made, Judge Eoyett,
who succeeded the late President Har-
riman. overhearing the remark, smil-
cd approyingly,
From observation, Mr.. Manson's
success as a railroad official has been
due 10 the fact that every employe
on the division, from the highest to
the section hands, have always been
with him" and have proven faithful
to man, There probably Is not
man connected with any railroad In
the United States who is as we'll liked
by employees as is E. C. Manson
While the promotion of Mr.. Manson
Will be received with pleasure by the
employees of the Salt Lake division.
they will rejoice in the splendid re
ward that comes 10 their lieutenant
Thomas f. Rowlands. assistant su-
perintendent OF the Salt Lake divis-
ion and who is slated to succeed SUI
perintendent Manson. is a railroad
man who was raised with the boys"
on the old Central Pacific (now the
Southern PacincD He has served in
almost every position on the division
with which he has been connected for
the past fifteen or more years. Like
Mr.. Manson, Mr. Rowlands has studied
railroading in all its phases by doing
the actual work He is popular with
the employees of the Salt Lake divls.
ion from Ogden 10 Sparks and on all
the branches
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The Habitant .....,W H. DrummoDd
Miss Hamilton
Piano Solo, Valse Elegante. .Luebert
Miss krauss
Private Class.
(a)-The First Communion Badge
(b)-The Fate OF Charlotte Russo
...,..........E c. Donnelly
Miss X Tyler.
The Kings Daughters. NJ. Vandsrgrlft
Miss L. Murray.
LoculnFaT ..-..--- .-,,ss.-s. scout
Miss Rich.
The Death OF Paul Domhey. Dickens
Miss Derringer.
Nydia, tho Blind Girl ...... Bulwer
Miss Rouff.
Cherokee Roses, ,,...........,
Miss Members.
(a)-My Last Duchess
(b)-The Patriot
s---s-....-...ss Browning
CA Mans Man For A'That"
rs.rs-.-.s...r., s... Burns
Julius Caesar. Act ". Scenes III. III
Observation-Disclosures, Shakespeare
Miss KrauSS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
En- TRIES FOR
THURSDAYS
RACES =

The following are the entries for
races. May 2Gth,
FIRST RACE -Four furlongs, sell
ing: Pelham, JIG; Mollie Montrose,
109 Elder, LOG, Yolo. 1902. St Joe,
1O6 David Boland, LOG: Dr. Sherman.
106: Byron. log; .Jod Wells. LOG.
SECOND RACE Four and one-half
furlongs, selling; Chanate, 112, Jes-
sulphur, ia: Farusa, 102; Usurper
ia. Father Stafford, 119: Lancashire
Lad. III; Aaron j., l16; Davie An
drew. ID
THIRD RACE-Fiye furlongs. sell.
ing: Charlie. Doheriy, ia; Bellflow-
er. I12; Wildwood Bill. l09: Capewell.
112: Sabado. III; OssIan. III: Swag-
erlator, III; Scasick, Il2: No Quarter.
113.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs, sell.
ing Valencia. 107; Manila. S. 1O5;
Frioze. 105; Sylvia T.. 107: Yellow
foot, 1O7; Col White. 112; Bucna, 1O2;
Salomy Jane, 100.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs, sell
ing: knight of Ivanhoe. 1o9, Black
Domino. I07; All Ablaze. lO9: Flying
Dance. 105; Lord Rossing,on. 109,
GaGa, 109,
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HARD TO REALIZE.

When We sec a circus advertised
We always begin TO wonder what there
is new that can possibly he offered
moro than VIC have seen before This
year. as each past year. Campbell
Brothers have added attractions and
surprises for the public. found and per-
fected only by great labor. patience
and skin. till one may say. 'I never
thought such things possible" New
trapeze acts-ncw juggling acts-new
tumbli1G and sensational gymnastic
featS-new arena wonders daring
feats OF bareback riding and all the
rest too numerous 10 mention One
must actually sec to appreciate and
their wonder grows as the show pro-
crosses. Tho perfection Of these big
shows is the result OF hard work. both
Of brain and muscle. and the circus
now offered 10 the public by the Camp
bell Brothers is perfect in ev-
cry department. VIII exhibit here
Friday, June 3rd Don't fail to sec
the big street parade at 10 a nj, rain
or shine.
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Senior students OF the High School
will be relieved upon the reading OF
the list Of graduates today. The crit
Ici3ms on examinations OF the work OF
candidates for graduation have been
concluded by the faculty and the
names OF those who were successful
have been given TO the press.
Tho graduation exercises will be
held at the Orpheum Theater building,
Friday evening. Invitations TO the OK
erciscs now being In the hands OF the
clerk of the board OF education Tho
clerk OF the board, Miss Williams, dc
sIres all members of tho Alumni asso-
citation of tho high school to call for
their invitations and tickets at the
earliest possible hour. A special as
signment Of seats is being arranged
for them.
The names of the graduates as de-
cided on by the faculty are ms fol
lows,
Scientific Course.
Frederick r. Allan, Amos Edward
Barker Kenneth s. Griffin. Ralph NJ.
Johnson, Mariner Browning, Henry
j. Meyer. Relma D. Tsnsil. Mortimer
Watson, Elwood 3. Stringham, Ernest
w Browning. Lawrence T Dee. Claude
l. Coray-
Classical Course.
Altha Fern Avey, Rcna Colin Downs,
Henry Naisbitt, Irene Brown, Flor.
ence r. ], Redfcld, Winnie Lorctta
Price, Margaret Hopo SmurthwaItc.
Mabel Wilcox. Esther NJ Seppich.
Roscoe c. Civilian, Feril Hess, Flor
ence II. Baird. Florence Clark, Mar
gaTet Wright.
English Course,
Matte V. Horn, Martha Edith Har.
rop. Elizabeth Tennotta Stephens, | %
relIe Foley. Nina Cecilia lMnd. Dor
othy Webb. Ruth Anna Webster, Alice
Wall Herbert ". Hinley. Lacy A
FronR, Edna J. Hadheld, Nina L.ayyene
Handley. MyT<1' SeSa Kathleen
O'Brien. Howard J. Stratford, Howard
Cook
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FOR
THE BIG FIGHT
WALL STREET BANKERS PASS THROUGH
OGDEN ON A PAlATIAL TRAiN JULY 2-RscoRo OF TRANS
CONTINENTAL TRAVEL ex PEcTEo TO BROKEN

The bankers and brokers of Wall
Street. New York. have completed ar
rangements for the wall Street Spec
iar' TO the Jeffries-Johnson fight at
San Francisco The party Will num-
ber eighty men. all OF whom are prom
inently identified with Americas great
financial center.
The party Is making the trip across
the continent for the purpose of spend
Ing twenty-six hours in San Francis.
co TO see the big heavyweight con
test
Though they arc TO spend only seven
days on the cars. the members of the
Wall Street party are TO travel In
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

style. The train will consist OF bag
gage. buffet, a forty-seat diner. five
Pullmans and a six-sectlon observation
Pullman.
The special will reach Ogden July
?. leaving at p m. arriving at Oak
land at so D. m. the next afternoon.
Returning. tho special leaves Oakland,
1880 p. m. July 4. arriving at Ogden
at 11:11 p. m. the day following.
After twenty-minute stop in Ogden,
the special will continue on east
1t Is stated that an effort Will be
made by the Hartman lines and It's
connections to establish record for
a transcontinentnl train with this
special.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
APPROPRIATION PASSED
BY STRICT PARTY VOTE,

Washington. May 24-By strict
party vote OF 1l0 10 81. the Tawney
amendment appropriating s250.OOO to
enable the President to obtain tariff
facts was adopted. Just previous to
this action, the house by S4 10 loo
rejected the Fitzgerald amendment re-
ducing this amount to $4,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
MORE FREE TICKETS

We have arranged for another lot
OF tickets at the Orpheum Theaier.
The Standard will give one ticket TO
the Orpheum theater for any night
this and next week for each mon III 6
subscription paid IN advance. Not
more than four tickets to one family.
Now Is the time 10 take advantage Of
this offer. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Wilford D. Wilson to George w.
Carey, part of lot 4. South Ogden
survey. Consideration S275.
Thomas Gibbons and wife to Fred
G. Edison, part of lot 3, block f. South
Ogden survey. Consideration 81.
Thomas Gibbons and wife 70 A. a.
West, part of lot 3. block 4. South
ogden survey Consideration 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
M OF
READINGS
FRIDAY

AZ the Sacred Heart Academy. Fri
day afternoon. at O'Clock. a program
OF readings will he rendered by tho
pupils OF that institution, TO which
the friends and patrons OF the school
arc invited. The program Is as fol
lows;
General Class,
A Tale ................. r. Browning
Miss Grill.
"One, Two, Three" .--..H. c. Bunner
Miss G. Roberts
Japanese Lullaby .....,.s--..E. T.. Field
Miss Beecher.
The Return OF the Hoe ........,
...,...-...D brakes Magazine
Miss McNulty.
In the Children's Hospital Tennyson
Miss Kennedy.
Recessional ..,-.-..-.,.-.--- -hlplns
Miss Clause.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
FOURTH OF JULY
MEETING CALLED

4 meeting OF the citizens OF Ogden
is hereby called for O'Clock p. NJ.
sharp, in the City Council chamber.
May 31st. 1910, for the purpose oil
considering the advlsabilIty OF oele-
brating in a fitting manner the ma
tons birthday
All citizens are invited TO be pres
ent. (Sigped)
WILLIAM GLASMANN,
Mayor.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
SHERIFF STOPS FIGHT.

ALBANY, n. Y. May 24-The ten.
round bout scheduled here Monday be-
tween Tommy Houck of Philadelphia
and Johnny Daley OF New York was
stopped by the sheriff on complaint of
the Civic league.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
Am ERICAN,

WASHINGTON. May 24.-President
Tart and other notables saw Washing
ton defeat Detroit in siX-inning game
today. to 2. He was caught in a
driving thunderstorm that prevented
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
BASEBALL RESULTS
American Ieanue

Al Boston-Cleveland 3 Boston. 4.
AT Philadelphia-St- Louis, 6; Phil
adelphia, l.
At New York-New York, s: Chi
caso, 8 (eleyon innings: darkncss)
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Der county's population to the Stand.
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The men suspected Of having been
implicated in the Layton bank rob.
berry who were arrested by Officer
Crompton Monday afternoon, and held
for Identification. have been released
as all eye-wltnesses to the ATTEMPTED
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GRADUATES OF
THE HIGH SCHOOL

robbery have failed to identify the
men as the ones by whom they were
attacked last week
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Denver. !.

Denver, !.
At Omaha-Wichita, 6; Omaha. 1.
AT Lincoln-I.Incoln. C Topeka, O.
At Sioux City-Sloux City. TO- St
Joseph. l6.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

Boston. May 2i.-Joss' curves were
batted hard by the locals today.
while Wood held Cleveland TO four
scattered hits and Boston won. to }.
Flick made home run in the eighth.
Y II IL
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National LEAGUE.

At Chicago-Chicago. s; Phlladel-
phia, 3.
At Cincinnatl-Boston. 5; Cincinna-
Ii, o.
AZ st. Louis-Brooklyn, 6; St Louis,
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Boston Runches Hits.

Cincinnati. May "a Bunching hits
by Boston in the FIRST and third in.
nings, and Cincinnati's inability to hit
Curtis. allowed the visitors 10 win to-
day TO D r. II. f.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. o
Cincinnati ...... 1
Battcries-CurtIs and Smith; Bee
be. Cantwell. Anderson and Mclean.
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Neither Can Win.

New York. May 24.-New York and
Chicago played twelvc-innIns lie
game today. TO 5. The visitors tied
the score in the ninth on hits OF Pur-
tell. Block. Smith and Seider. Vaughan
struck out eleven men. The game was
called on account of darkness.
r. H. E
Chicago ........... . l
New York .s.ss...... . l
Batteries Smith. Scott and Block,
Vaughn and Crigcr. Sweeney.
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TRAINS IN COLLISION
NEAR ST. JOHNS, N. B,

81, Johns, n. B. May 24.-An e1-
press train on the Intcr-colo0ial rail-
road, from western points for this
city. collided with a suburban pas
senger train at Nauwigewauk. fifteen
miles from st Johns, this afternoon
Bsggagemaster Casey Of the express
is reported dead and several arc
hurt.
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Coast Ieaaue.

At San Francisco-Los Angeles. /;
San Francisco. 5.
At Los Angeles-oakland. c; Yer
non. l.
At Portland-Sacramento, 3; Port,
la1d. 4.