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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
Bed Sets

We are now showfng a vegy attract
i've assortment Of Lace Bed SETS. IN the
medium and lower priced grades. and
made of excellent quality net, With at
tractive cenrers sad BORDERS u renais-
sance lace, and ~ haTe fuii valanceS.
An excellent opportunity % secure a
Rich Lace Bed Set a. small price.
$500 to 1920 the set.
Other sets 40 TO $500.
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UNIFORMS BEING PROVIDED.
High school Cadets Must Pay s19.S5
for Their Suits.

Uniforms viii be provided this week for
the cadets of the high schools by Bal
timore clothing firm.
Each suit will cost $685. for privates
and If the boys do not get ves-. their
uniforms will cost only $3.50. Commits
stoned officers win have to gay Sl675 fer
their uniforms. It probably viii be after
Thanksgiving Day before the companies
will be fully equipped.
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Consurs Body shipped Homo.

The body of Solomon Berlice~. Tni-ed
States consul at Tenerine, Canary Islands.
who died Monday, was shipped 10 New
York yesterday morning FOR burial in
Cyprus Hill Cemetery.
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state of Maine Growing.

The Census Bureau announced yester.
day afternoon the population of the State
of Maine in 1910 as 1921, as against 694,
l66 in 1900, a gain OF 6.9 per cent.
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IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Luncheon Given on Board
Sylph for Young People.
MISS MARY WARNER TO WED

Large Audience at the First Concert
of the ReOrgHnized Washington
Symphony at the Coiumbia-Assist-
ant Secretary and Mrs. Oliver En-
terrain Distinguished Company.
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sale of aprons and useful articles at the
home of MIR. Justice and Mrs. Brown.
1920 Sixteenth street. tomorrow from
to 6 O'Clock.
Miss Sarah Carr Upton. who spent the
SUMMER and early autumn in England.
has returned 20 Washington and opened
her home in Nineteenth street for the
winter
Maj. George H. Shelton. u. S A.. and
Mrs. Shelton have given up their apart
ment in the Marlborough and have taken
the house 14l4 Twenty-first street for
the season.
Mrs. Ross Thompson has out invitations
for a tea on November q, at o'clock. in
honor Of Miss Doris Haywood. Miss Amy
Richardson. and Miss Louise Bayne
Mrs. Arthur Addison and Mrs. W. H.
Potter are spending a few days in New
York where they are guests at the Hotel
Wolcott
Capt and Mrs. Stockton Heth and fam
fly have returned TO their residence In
Massachusetts, avenue for the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. George Calvert Carter,
of Bryn Mawr, Pa. viii be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Huske, IN wyoming
avenue, for few days this week.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul spent last week
with the family Of DR.. Stanley Lefevre
krebs. in Swarthmore, Pa. She lectured
In the beautiful new woman's clubhouse
on Thursday evening, She is enthusiastic
about the work of the women in building
so comfortable home for their various
social and club activities.
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FULL assortment of Fancy and Decorative Inens-he
Il exquisite assemblagc have ShoWn-Luncheon Sets
Dolies Soarfslace trimmed embroidered hemstched
Also Irish audcochd Scarfs Doe and Centerpeces Hand
made Filet Doiies Table Cloths and Luncheon Sets.
seatssa -Ernaa
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Savings Not Often Duplicated

The only reason for the special price these cloths because
of the small lots the various sizes and desgns147 cloths ALL from
one of the best irish makers
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Starch viii remoTs iodine stains from neSh, and,
used enough. viii prevent the liquid blister
ING.
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The only way TO diseoncert a Tesfa vie is an
naging you IN the ears Is 70 stare Pc ia. Of that
person,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16

Five Of New Yorks big Office buildings utilize
nearly 1000 telephones which require 800 miles Of
wire
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Housekeeping Linens for
Proper Thanksgiving Decoration

DURE Flax Table Napery of sterling quality embracing every IN
dividua need of the houeepe and representing the hnes
- handsomes distinctive work of the best manufacturers
q reand Scotland Belgium Germany and France For beauty
e of texture and exquisite needewo this display all
Double Damas Pattern Cloths and beautiful degnsdaf
d and stripes and balls and stripes and tulpsan
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Mrs. Ross Thompson has out invitations
for a tea on November q, at o'clock. in
honor Of Miss Doris Haywood, Miss Amy
Richardson, and Miss Louise Bayne.
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Mrs. Arthur Addison and Mrs. w. II.
Potter are spending a few days in New
York, where they are guests at the Hotel
Wolcott
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sale of aprons and useful articles at the
home of MIR. Justice and Mrs. Brown.
1929 Sixteenth street. tomorrow from 3
to O'Clock.
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On account Of the fnclemency of the
weather on the day of the sale for the
benefit OF the House OF Mercy, Wednes-
day. November ?. there will be another
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16

Capt. and Mrs. Stockton Heth and fam
lily have returned 10 their residence IN
Massachusetts avenue for the winter.
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Maj. Won Herwarth and Baroness Her
warth have just returned from Mexico.
They are stopping at the Hotel Wolcott
New York. for a few days before coming
on 10 Washington.
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at noon on Thursday. December !, at st.
Thomas Church A breakfast and re-
ceptiOn VIII follow at Rauscher's.
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Rev. and Mrs. George Calvert Carter.
of Bryn Mawr. Pa. viii be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Huske, IN Wyoming
avenue, for few days this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Hutchins enter
tanned al a theater party last evening for
Miss Eleanor Terry and her fiance. Lieut.
Camperio. The other guests were Capt
and Mrs. Spencer Cosby and their guests
the Misses Schenck; Capt. McCully. and
Mr.. de Thai. Of the Russian Embassy
STAFF. Supper followed the theater.
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The newly appointed secretary of the
Norwegian Legation. L. Aubere. who will
succeed Mr.. Skybak. has arrived in
Washington. and is at the Grafton.
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Mrs. John A. Logan. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Tucker. has gone to
Toledo, Ohio, to attend a meeting OF the
Army Of Tennessee. They will return to
Washington for Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. William Haywood and her daugh-
ter, Miss Doris Haywood. will be at home
on Thursdays during the season, begin
ming Tomorrow
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Lieut. Charles Russell Train. U. s. N.
and Mrs. Train were hosts for a small
company of young people yesterday in
honor of Miss Helen Taft Luncheon
was served on board the Sylph, of which
Lieut.. Train is in command. at the navy
yard. They will also entertain at dinner
on Saturday evening. November 49, in
compliment 10 Miss Eleanor Terry and
Lieut.. Camperio. whose marriage will
take place December l.
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The Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw oliver entertained a
distinguished company at luncheon yes
terday. Among the guests were the Am
hassador from France and Nine. Jusse-
rand, the Attorney General and Mrs.
Wickersham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gordon
Cumming, Mrs. Bayard. Arthur jeffrey
Parsons, Mr.. Forbes Robertson. and Miss
Oliver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin s. Decker and
their daughter. Miss Martha Decker, OF
Albany. n. Y, are spending few days
at their washington residence in Biltmore
sf~
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Senator J. C. Burrows. OF Michigan. and
Mrs. Burrows have arrived in Washing
ton and opened their residence In Massa-
chusetts avenue.
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0DD FISH FROH THE DEPTH>.
Brought to the surface Through RrpaIr
81 go, rrnmrnt CRblr,.

From ~, :, am. Post. IrrUt,rr.r
strange monsters the Ike uf Win BE-
have seldom n"en -"-n ~ man ~'r'
dragged from q depth oi =. i'" feet bF The
rev Of IN. cattle Shi, Burr-it" when they
repaired tho Alaska cah'" IN Mount ~
tlia- last month
Ih., Burnsid" - moorsd ~ 80 buoy ~
Elliott hay after NO months Of repairing
nd t"Iaytng the rlrlr- of N" niiod states
ARMY signal tu.is ~Ns."W IN loaui
wrr,. . -. ore 81 huge 'a-h- t'l'd with 81.
, ohol Ia them nua''.I strong" -har--
whI,h 10 Wa hard tn r"ii"N" were on a"
living creatures
Balls 81 rcd ha'r ShI,n luuA"d ..t" 'uU.!"'t
human heads proved uuou Dissection 20
u.' n strange k,Ud ut d--p Nat"T rth Flesh
,nIor..i round masses Wei" found ling IL
20 the ,abl- hN mluu'H 'nuis'!"- tu"
,t~aIur" ~tspCi like tu" diHHto t"' .
narrow N the ulddl" WITH htg cone ave NhI.''
disks a. either end rs winch % 'a'rh"-
hold Of any obI-,t The sailors on board
the Burn- d- have named u he ~p'"i
Nuo,h-r strange marin" creature :
shaped like an o''opu- 'y' las 90 least
two dozen i"nja.l.- instead % "'r'' Many
u,'opu-eS we're found 'IugIhg 'u 'I" ,HNI"
but they Wcr" 'ho,ghr too common Pei
pr.serN" Nhol" sections 90 ''' 'ahr'
uu.I,l AZ for in-U"' ton w"r" found Gov
cred several feet deep VITA --F.nr" plant
ana animal life. S"aw""d nIa,h instead
OF sr..n. -pongs- and --a ug. '"r- go"
dominated
Probably the -franR's' 'r.afu-" g.. OIL
on IA" ,ahl" va~ r"-h ,u'"rrd il-h 10.
more than four ie"' long which wa- iuuru
enveIUp"d ia 'h- '"utl,l"- - q Young &c
fopus when brought 'u th" surface 20
body Wa swollen Ike balloon br D
, Nalou.y. m. h.r'- surgeon. Who 'y
amined ~ -atd be- r"l "N'd ~" tsh va
,hok~d hv the mold of ~" 80 loru-
Tho section 81 cable upon Which an 'hh
strang. ifs wa- found had r""n DOWN t-I
YEAR a. depth 81 a NIL" and q hall Il
specimens whi'h haN" u""n pr"-"rN 80 Hu,
whirh are nov ON board ~" Burus.d" ar'
tn be- banded over 'u rh" sWIfh-ouI7t
Institution for ~'ient ln" study
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COLLEGE Girls 10 THE NEST.
To Take Up Land and BECOME Co~girIs
.n Montana.

ARR lrbOr rorrsspondSHrs Dsts.I Journal
Two Of 'he goods OF Michigan University
" u leave for the West this month tn TAX"
up Government land and 10 'oWgirls in
good earnest. intending to return 10 Mi'hi-
gan When they can TO complete their edu-
cation. They are Lulu Jefferson from
WILLIAMSON and Bertha Thompson from
Battle Greek. the first Junior and the last
q senior in the literary department
Miss Jefferson has already taken up her
laud aud has lived one Of tho necessary six
months on u to claim tho property She
will live there for tn. next six months with
her sister The ranch IL In Montana and
Miss Thompson will probably accompany
her West and take NJ land somewhere In
the same section They were rOOmmatcS
here
There - another cowgirl here. Miss
Rogers. from Burnley. Idaho. who made the
trip tn the far West last Christmas vacation
in order to spend the requisite few days
there at that time
Another Young lady who was graduated
from here several wears ago took up land
in the West which has turned out Ia he
very valuable she will return a year from
this fall to take her masters degree from
the university. when she left she was half
dead from tuberculosis. but she went into
tho West. had "A rude log hut erected and
went TO WORK She was particularly for
tunAte in the lo'ation sh. happened to
select and now be- ause Of irrigation canals
that have been put IA uear her she l. able
to sell her ranch for u sum hat puts her IN
writes that she has entirely rsgained her
health
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and will come up and speak, 80 Il will
not be necessary tn sign my name
The four men attended the rendezvous
together and saw a very much frightened
young woman, who looked as though
nervously expecting some one When
the four came in together she looked from
one TO the other in surprise and doubt.
~ though uncertain which of thes" tieorge
Spelvins she had once known, amt then
finally bolted
After this said ono Of the SpelNins
regretfully. I'm going Ia ask the ma
Agsment tn let me play all my parts under
my own name. and then IL ever do make
a hit with the fair spN neither the lady
nor will be in doubt about a.
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RID NONI VENT OT BIRDS.
How Nsrksman's SKIN Was Made I ,"fui
In indiana pals.

The Indiana Soldiers and sailors Nom
tnsnt Nhi"h has been infested with pigeons
for months was deserted last evening -
the few pigeons that ap~d IN" deadly
-no,- frotp a - ralibrs revolver in the
hAni- ~ . =. Spanslrr, a local travelling
man and c1p"rf revolver -hoi
Thirty-uu, dead pigeons four ~ vhi' n
N.re brOuRh' down with two shots, com
prts.l Spanslrr record Tor the afternoon
The several ~ naming pigeons finally con
,lIded there wHT" -af"r PLACES m Indian
apoliS than the monument. aud, % T. he
lteyed left for good
Spangler. who lk"- - Keep ~ pra''i'N.
asked p"rmi--iun 81 col g. " Parker.
custodian % the monument. Q" shoot m"
pigeons col PARKER wa- auNIou- to get
rid 81 them and readily ron-"n'ed On
"Wednesday OF this week SpHu.l"r killed
thirty--ix pigeons al IN" monument 4
large crowd wut'hei htm shoot From
the way in whi,h the fort, or ffty boy,
In the crowd Yesterday fought fur ~" dead
pigeons a. thry fell t. th" monument steps
IL j. evident that pigeon p"fUu" VIII u" DO"
order in many indianapolis homes to-day
Spangler r., entity shot "ighty--la plg".f-
from the Federal Building. where they had
bscom. n nui-an, GsHy ~ those which
esSaped then went to the monument They
set up their homes anew only - iall victims
To Spangler'- deadly aim Seven Of 10"
piE.ons killed at the monument did not
faIl to the steps but be' am" lodged Among
the stone trimmings whi'h pruamrn' 10"
.har Three were wounded '"-l"riihF
only 20 ny TO the roofs Of n"arhy buIldiug-.
where they fell Recently srurlV' "r- at ~"
mokument robbed the nests Of twenty --Is
zquahr
Spangler who II a. years old has been
ahogttng -inGe he Was hoy We saw b"
learned to shoot with an old fintlo' rin'
IA virginia whore D." A. born IN shoot
ing The pigeons he used q TARGET revolver
81 faF a. it, IT, .
Ne has q Permit from 'h" authorize which
allows him 90 shoot only fODsrf 'arfr fdg'-
in the weapon lie ~ I--sd very few shots
YESTERDAY. often UI' king IN bird when
only - heat wa .-INi-
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4RISTOCRtTIC NEEDLEWOWEN
DeyoiInE Themselves to EmbroIier, and
Tapr.tr, Making.

English women of position, following
in the wake of LAZY Carew. LAZY Elch"
and LAZY Edward Teunaut, ar" d-vutinE
themselves a. much Ia necilowork a.
did ever their grandnOth"rs and ar"
engaged uron embroiicri.-~ and taps
tries LAZY Carew and her sister. Mrs.
Cory. have not yet finished the great
par els wherewith they mean To decorate"
the walls Of the formers Irish home,
Castle Boro. at Wexford and every morn
ing they devote some hours to the work.
Other ladies are becoming hom" dress
makers and. according Ia the ,isHH'-
roman, lay out On exquisite quality "i
hand woven hrocade. velvet and crepe
what they would otherwise eXrend on
lahor.
Lady leicester has a swannery AT Alb
botsbu.y Of some Isl birds. to ray
nothing OF cider ducks The beautiful
white down ColleCtei from the birds
j. all sewn on To quilt and each - liJ 81
with the pre-lominatiug color 81 IN"
ballroom for which Il ~ intended, with
rink. blue yellow Or other gay satin
or soft silk The white down j. sewn
on To the upparmost side of the quilts.
aud the effect of them In the different
rooms is simply charming
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MIG Crowds At the Aquarium

Unusual attractions and easy acc-s-i-
bility combine Ia make the Aquarium
the most popular free show in town.
A. this time of y.ar they count II poor
day down there whan they have few or
than n. ono visitors. There we're but thre,
such days in th" first three " eeks of this
month. while on July Z thsfe we're ~ SSS
visitors: on the 10th, n SIS. on the l?th
-, I53. and on the 18th. ~. go
Many thousands of these visitors ar"
people from all parts Of th" country
throughout which the Aquarium y fame
has spread
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At THE r,RkS avn BEaCHES.
Good Vaudeville AZ the Brightsn Theatre
G0nry island ARraetIons

Features At H." New Brighton Theatre
~ Brighton Reach This week are Sam chip
and Mary Maril" ~ Anna Marble PoIlock's
Tnusr al plhyl"I iu Old Edam- A nov
CITY among 'l" "T"uug~ = Maud Rochez =
monkey A"'"rs iu 4 Night IN a Monkey
Music HalI Frank FuRartv. -th. Dublin
minrtr"i. 10 another '"atur" Tn. added
att'sc'Ign Marion and Moore. late stars
OF ~" Merry N'Ih. Vhp will make their
vaud"N 10" d-l ~ lp aslugIug and dancing
Aci Among others ar" IN. primrns.
Four Tho B"llD!airs brothers acrohats
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Priscilla. the Quaker beauty in her sing
Ing and dancing DIV "TtIssOngcnt. anu FL
Gotta the PadeIrwski Of the NylOphone
This will be- an cVrntful week AZ Brigh-
ton Beach Music Hall Chief interest
viii C~ntrc around the samoan diver and
swimmer. OdiVa. During her engagement
the management has de,Hdrd Ia hold
amateur swimming and diving contests,
open Ia all women. and already the entries
include many we'll known contestants
Another feature will ." the Inst api-'aT-
ance at the seashors ot Dr Herman. the
man Who tanned elhtrc,ty Willie and
Eugene Howard are Ia appear IA th"lr
Ekit The Messenger and the lheSplan
clay smith and the Mrlnottc Twins
will have a bright comedy sketch, SELMA
braatz, woman Juggler, Fred ~ bhg"
and company ia a COMEDY sketch. ~.
hery brothers. comedy acrphatS. and
others will also appear
The dozen different rides IN Luna. m
Guiding The Wl'chng Waves tn"
Pneumatic Tubs Tho Virginia Reel,
e The Miniature Railway. The Chu',~.
The Ticker and The old Mill. hav"
been Obliged to add extra ear, and fu-
crease the number of rides a hour ~
order To accommodate IN" thrunES 81
amusement seekers Nearly every w"ek
new attraction j. added to Luna N"
latest novelty II "a merry -gu-ru,nd Tor
children The carriages consist al go
carts and express wagons eel Various
kinds
As a new feature Dreamlaud has "a
stalled IN the Ocean Pier Theatre, aiJ"n-
ing the ballroom. an exhibition of tn"
Ja'frtes- Johnson moving pictures. IN"
exhibitions Will TAX" place iaiy ~ : ~,
~. ~ and v ~ o'clock The blg ire"
circus and numerous other ire" shows ar"
continually ia motion
Pains Fireworks at Na"ha'tan Beach
haV. added much To- the popularity 81
the resort Nothing pr"tti-r has b''"n
seen than the vaTisi let pieces and the
gorgeous colors and tiuts of IN" rockets
and shells reproduced Oh the water. II lS
week ha, many surprises ia stOr" and srv-
eral new ideas will lie eNpluIt"i. The
fireworks az" given every Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday evenings a. con- ui't lou
with toughlIr's Internal loIal Rand.
The annual entertain meri in ri Of IA"
SaritaTium for Hebrew children ~ the
Arvarre ri"r Theatre this cvc- ing IN 'cr
the mara .rmcrt at Lew tielis ard Lee
schubert PROMISES to he ore Of w." -;
sntertF A. merits of its kind Among tho"
who will appear are Eddie Fuy, FrI'2 " IT,
Jams. Irer" Franklin. Lew tirl!s sam
Bernard, kmma jarus. Bl'l che RI >
Louis Mm,n and several other Shuuer'
stars.
Palisades Amusement PARK near Port
lee on the Palisades, presents many
amusement devices Among IN" attrtc-
tIons that hav. got the fancy ~ visitors
this summer ar" the a"rOpltn" coaster.
automobile race. the tT".tup sleigh ride
motion pictures dInCing. vaudeville" and
Williams circus Frank W Goodal" :
daily exhibitions with his arrshlp az"
among the features
At ia. vaudeville audlt"ruun- and thr
various theatres at North Beach wees IS
changes are made IA "a" programmes I'll
~ which. with the moving pictures and the
other novelties Compl"t" "a round 81 free
attractions 4 frc- fireworks show -
given every Tuesday and Thursday eve
nlng
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various theatres AZ North Beach w"rsly
changes are made IA IA" programmes. III
81 " hich with the moving pictures and the
other novelties. Compl"t" "a round 81 free
attractions fr"" fireworks show -
given every Tuesday and Thursday eve
ming
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-30

Board of ogden has been wrestling
the DR. Anna inspector DR.
majority OF the places
their milk The conditions
should condemned condemn
aprartca OF the of milk Ogden
Board al
should furnish and nd
milk Out
request oil the
pportunty VIII
furnished warrants VIII be
QUITO of the ues
botln
improvements the Board OF Health One oil the milk
wasp tied rom
complained hth milk
his milk filthy that
Dirt milk bottles inspection of the
even pretense cleanliness
Board Health decd
ed not make milk sellers until they
stables blown by do
the Health has
passed
milk
of dealers Ogden provide
of ogden market
purchased rom A. L Brewer Supply company;
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CONVICT KILLED
FIGHTING GUARD

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov ga dis
patch was received in this city to-
day from Burns. Ore. which states
that Arthur Fisher, a fugitive from
the Idaho state penitentlary at Boise,
was killed. and Daniel W. Ackley, Il
penltentiary guard, was fatally wound
ed in a pistol battle.
Fisher had been arrested by Sheriff
Richardson and Ackley had come to
take him back to the Boise peDiten-
tiary.
Richardson and Ackley were placing
leg irons on Fisher early today pre-
paratory TO taxing him to Vale by
stage. Seizing a moment when both
officers were bending over In front
or him, Fisher pulled Aclleys re-
volyer from its holster and almost
with the same motion fired at Rich
ndrson S head The bullet missed
the sheriff. Aoklcy grapplcd with the
prisoner, who shot him through the
abdomen. Ackley continued the strug-
sIe until the sheriff could get Il shot
at Fisher without endangering the
guard. Sheriff Richardson pumped
SIX bullets into Fishers BODY, killing
him instantly.
Ackley probably win die.
Fisher is said to have come origin
ally from Lawrence, Kansas.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-30
THUGS BEAT VICTIM,
LEAVE HIM FOR DEAD

CHICAGO. Nov. 29-Two bandits
who held up and robbed Charles Moe,
a contracting carpenter, took no
chances OF having a policeman inter
rupt them while they went through
their victims pockets. They seized
and tied him, bundled him up in a
quantity of buTlap threw him into a
furniture delivery wagon, beat him in
to insensibility when he sought 20
raise an outcry and carried him far
out of the city on to the prairie to rob
him
When he recovered consciousness
today he was unable 10 unfasten his
hands or gain his feet and lay in
ditch beside country road six hours
before being found by farmers. He
had been robed of a gold watch and 81
and today he Identified two young men
arrested by the police as his assail-
ants