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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
EFFORT TO STEAL
COURTS RECORDS
New and Sensational Turn
Given to Chicago Bribery
Graft Case.

CHICAGO, May PA sensational turn
was given the Lee O'Ncn Browne alleged
bribery trial here late today when IL be-
came known an attempt was made during
q noon recess to burglarize Judge Nc
Surety's courtroom I'm the criminal court
building. A lock on the main door had
been 1ammed so badly that II was neces-
sary to remove II before the door could
be reopened, Whoever attempted 10 Sc
cure access TO important papers by break
ing into the courtroom had apparently
building.
Judge McSurety, States Attorney Way
man and assistants. lawyers for the de-
fense. court stenographers and newspaper
men were all al lunch when the attempt
was made
When he was Informed OF the matter.
not take TO court with him the alleged
confessions made by Representatives H
]. c.. Beckmeyer and Michael S. Link, the
contents OF which have been kept close
secret.
Continuance Secured.
Against the objections of States Attor-
ney Wayman. Attorney Forrest, for tho
defense, this afternoon secured con-
unuance OF the hearing until O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Attorney Forrest said he desired time
TO look up federal authorities on the
election OF United States senators and
Attorney Forrest spent the entire day
in presenting his contentious that the
criminal courts of Cook county have not
jurisdiction to try the bribery cases. as
he alleges election OF federal senators
Is controlled by federal laws.
In this connection, Attorney Forrest
said IN part;
The legislators OF the state OF Illinois
meet in general assembly as federal Of
ficers to elect a United States senator.
This is so because. about 1886. congress
passed numerous laws regulating cleo
tions to the federal house OF representa-
tives. All those laws made state officers
OF election federal officers for that pur-
pose.
The theory OF this indictment is that
a state representative. when he acts in
an assembly OF the legislature, does so
by virtue OF the fact that he is a rep
resentative Of the state OF Illinois. This
is not so, The. judges of Cook county
appoint the Chicago South Park COM
missioners. but the courts have held the
judges do not make appointments in dis
charge OF their judicial duties, although
they could not make the appointments
unless they were judges II judge here
were brbed TO appoint a certain South
Park commissioner, you could not say the
Judge was guilty o! a violation OF his
judicial duties. You might say he had
violated a ministerial duty. but not his
judicial duty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
GRADUATING EXERCISES
OF OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
Special 70 The TrLhnno

e,ciSdoEN CiIDEN' May 25,-The graduation ex-
SeiS on the Ogden high school will be
iIo ieIo at the Orpheum theater Friday eveno
tiagn ing, o Inc following compose the gradua-
scientific Course-Frederick r Allan
Amos Edward Barker, Kenneth & GriT'
I'M. nm Ralph M johnson. Mariner Brown
MWs, ,Aenry j: Meyer. Rema D. TansiI.
Mortmer watson, Elwood B. Strinrbs n,
G1aMS GGrneSs W. Browning. Lawrence T. Dee,
- Classical-Altha Fern Avey Rem.
Soln Downs. Henry Naisbitt. Irene
HroWn, Florence Fl. J. Redheld' winnie
loretta Price. Margaret Hope Smurtbs
wTalte. Mabel Wilcox. Esther NJ. Seppioh
Eoscle {; CIVILIAN. Feril Hess. Florence
Wright margaret
,, ,English.-Mattie V. Horn. Martha Edith
Harrop Elizabeth Jennetta stephens
Lorelle Foley. Nina Cecilia Lund Dor,
oIhy 3y webb, Ruth Anna Webster, Alice
Wall, Herbert w Hinley I,ucy 4
Fronk Edna ]. Hadfield. Nina Lavyene
aa,andley' Myrta b. Hale. Kathleen
S' brien' Howard j. Stratford Howard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
WEATHER CONDITIONS
PREVENT LONG FLIGHT

ALBANY. n. Y, May 25.-Glenn II.
Curtiss was strongly OF the opinion to-
night that he would not attempt tomor-
row morning TO earn the $1,000 offered
by the New York World for an aeroplane
flight from Albany TO New York
Curtlss arrived here tonight from New
York and IL was raining hard, His ma
chine had been brought on from Ham
mondsport and mechanics had been work
ing TO assemble II all day, but Curtss
felt he ought to inspect II by daylight
Further inspection today Of the route
Curtlss must travel only served TO ac
centuate It's extraordinary difficulties.
Curtss must positively descend to re-
plenish his gasoline. The weight he
carries in alright pontoons makes IL i'm
possible for him to carry engine fuel
enough for through trip. Since he
must land. 1t is important that he find
a good spot, and no place has thus far
been discovered Not only must he land
without smashing his machine, but he
must have a good runway for his as
cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
THREE ROBBERS GET $500
FROM WOLFF PAWN SHOP
Special TO The Tribune.

oPtOIdI 10 The IribUne,
OGDEN, May 25.-WhiIe p. Wolff, the
shop on lower Twenty fifth street was
preparing to close his store at IL o'clock
tonight. three hghwaymen entered the
$500 in gold and currency from the omen
saie, dashed from the building and made
their escape.
One OF the highwaymen entered first
ana asked TO be shown a suit OF clothes.
AS Wolff walked TO the rear OF the
building, where the clothing counters are.
the other TWO entered the front door and
counted by Mr. Woft The three men
separated after leaving the building, two
OF them going toward the railroad yards.
George Bright and George Williams
were arrested by Detectives Chambers
and Wardlaw an hour afterward and are
being held as suspects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Bl TO CELEBRATE:
|lEACHER APPRECIATED
The Tribune

" The Tribune.
-i, Nav 25.-Tha Burlcy Com
rpo mas taken the initial steps
'EWiolns a big Fourth of July
IN burley. two days being re-
aTy out the programme as It
yulined. The work is divided
number OF special committees
W the governing board OF the
"a usual features OF Fourth OF
aeuon are being provided for.
,;akinS, fireworks. Ice cream
salc stands. horse races, base
= 1901 races and other sports.
y, .nls there will be a horse
IN 6urley on the Fourth and
e.is feature will, no doubt. at
from ali parts OF
iIrpV and neighboring counties,
|s AZ hnlpe, who has been in
me model school at the Albion
s.ai Tor two years, has been
rse'pal OF the Burley schools
rans Tenn. Mr.. Knipe IS con-
I'M, VI me most able instructors
sm~ ana his presence here, no
~, ~ ialse the Burlev schools TO
S~ o. efficiency. He will be
4 corps OF eight or ten
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Sidney Stevens at Rest.

OGDEN. May 25,-BeautfuI and i'm
pressive were the funeral services for
oiuney stevens held at the Second ward
meeting house this afternoon in charge OF
Bishop Robert McQuarrie. who. with
PRESIDENT G. F. Middleton and Apostle
David O. Mckay, paid eloquent tributes
10 the sterling character OF the dead.
Members of the Weber club, TO which
Mr.. Stevens belonged, attended the
services in a body. The ward choir fur
nished music, assisted by Miss Maud Bel
nap and Miss Hattie Jones. The pail
bearers were Angus T. Wright. I. L.
Clark, George Driver, T. II Carr, M. s
Browning, Heber Scowcroft, b. G. Black
man and j, II. Last. Burial was in the
city cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
MRS. WILSON DEAD;
END WAS SUDDEN
spocial to The Tribune.

Special 70 TIC IFIUuIIe' -,
TOOELE. May 25.-Mrs. Cordelia VIII
SON, who shot herself carly Sunday morn; norm
5pg ar her home In Stockton. succumoea
to death yesterday afternoon j at lr, oinera r, M
80. - H. 81 stockton. were notified OF the
m4g yapjd "C change in her condition and were
"a her bedside when the end came; AS
stated 81 In the papers before Mrs. WIsOn dsn
,.... "a attenptsd suicide by shooting
brSsclf her twice. She never resained con-
She was aged "a. married 10 & mrs he
CON fourteen wears ago, ana WIS w ~,
sol ' ~ ,brce children. a boy l3 years
nF l,fos ace. Girl S and one years OF age
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Rws OF lntermountain Region
'rOR EXCITEMENT;
ACCUSED ACQUITTED

,,c,N FORK. May 2S.-m the
ssrs today. before Judge Cum
@ NJ. Brown, charged with the
..n,nr of liquor. was found not
me ,@s complaining witnesses were
quincy and Mike o'Rourke. j.
rrs,,scotton was the prosecuting
hnn,Js NJ Z. Wilson OF salt Lake
y. ~, the defendant.
~ lo an Immense crowd present
d sNssl sal for this town is much
f n,Ai nver the recent liquor lnves-
" w upwben a jury trial was asked
- wilson for the defendant.
|l'0,Tn,H,iId 0,T,,Id Ernest PaXman, Z, n,
VIZ, and John Sabine were Sc
I'n',s, ,sr the evidence was all In.
MnIneham instructed the jury 10
vsrdIct of not guilty.
v s,,crlar case has been on the
for some time. IL appears
nst, ana O'Rourke. who arrived
glll' broke, went TO the establish
@uducted ~ by Brown and asked
eoDa,s,nr lotion. They claimed
~. sold 10 them; then they went
s' wherc they swore out COM
~, O,d m the trial today resulted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
IN SESSION AT LOGAN
Special TO The Tribune.


LOGAN, May 25-The annual conven-
tion OF the Episcopal clergymen Of Utah
was in session here today. There were
between thirty and forty delegates present
from various parts OF the state. Bishop
F. S. Spalding OF Salt Lake was at their
head The entire morning service was
devoted TO ordaining l., A. LeMoine OF
Illinois a deacon. He will be stationed at
Eureka.
The afternoon meeting was held by the
woman's auxiliary and they transacted
q good deal of business.
This evening there was all open mis-
sionary meeting at which the Rev. Mr..
Denhart OF Provo spoke on the church s
responsibility for the world. J. G. Schole-
field of Provo spoke on the laymans re-
sponslbiity The Rev. ", w. Fleetwood
OF Ogden gave d report Of the Chicago
convention of the layman missionary So
ciety and the Rev, G.. Il, Perkins of Salt
Lake spoke on church unity.
The convention will resume Its session
tomorrow. This afternoon the ladies' were
shown through the new Womans building
OF the Agricultural college,
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Another Version.

4, 10 The Tribune.
rpIrAN FORK. May 25'-American
= suierlng from dementia. For
n,bs now a prainstorm OF pro-
Sss bsen evident, and 1t is get
re To prove that they have
.,nn In the town, the officers have
pH nersons arrested whom they
"a n illicit selling OF booze. City
n Hamilton, under the thumb Of
|.son.mayor of the place, who is
~ thumb and direction OF the
e'rlssIast. the president OF the
'.sms 10 think that any man who
n onnortunIty TO break the pet
|~sasrre OF the town called the pro-
| I o,5Inance. docs SO. At the bid
IN hs superiors he has had some
|.r.sred. and with the aid OF Wig
\ Executions conducted by Judge
[,siton OF Provo. who is attorney
4. sIly OF American Fork, and Sc
4, his favorites as Jurors on the We
/ ls seemingly had no trouble In
4, nnyIctions in the city court. be-
y 10 select as talesman no citizen
IN any circumstances would vote
|q,y Some OF these arrested men
.ysn ey-saloon Keepers, but lately
. issn the druggists OF the town.
|s.sk Il was decided that IL was
n The turn OF another druggist.
4 n Brown was selected as the vic
. ~ nine years Brown, who Is Ia
dubbed "neighbor." has been a
a Oh the place. and by his proper
4 conduct has built up a rcputa-
a himself tina, in any other COM
4 4 COULD we'll be proud OF, His
5oc mistake. however. in the
| lhose who run the place. is that
snIe,ly but persistently refused to
4 Mormon. He owns a drug
"a tarries whisky in stock. and has
4 opportunity TO sell the same.
- the usual logic of the mossbaclS
|t,s OF the place. this was suffl-
/ \ torm the conclusion that he must
|shicaker. 4 couple OF spoilers, "
ks out of the Provo jail for the
! we're engaged On May II they
Ik american Fork and In the even
tAa, day were arrested CD upon
|Es for participating in fake
\ they had upon them a bottle OF
ard said they got II from Brown.
aid no. and went 10 Salt Lake
|r7pyed counsel, On the trial the
~ Of the spotters was riddled,
o. their own mouths they were
Iisrjurers. In the stenographIc
Il the trial are several instances
\ aarefaced and williul misstate-
~ fact by The city marshal. For
be said that after the arrest Of
.!tr ne lei them out of jail and
n 10 leave town: that he and the
no arrangement with them OF
y: and The spoilers testified that
liked 10 Provo that night When
ass was partly in. a hostile wit
II Brown WAS called. he did not
Ifny nor for what. Reluctantly
ulder oath. that he hauled them
mat night in an automobile, for
was promised So in pay by the
and that the marshal rode with
whispered conversation Ham
fltssed 10 Whitecotton that this
ruth. This was too much for
ZION He told the Jury he could
nenuously ask for q conviction
Ia rrlured testimony. The audi
stnt OF about 200 people showed
l'eciatton Of his stand by a shout
ned 10 raise. the roof After
h8 by defendants counsel,
,s Of the peace instructed the
Nlns IN verdict of moi guilty.
r done. Thus ends another pro-
,1sco. the only result being 10
aumiilaie City Marshal Hamil-
pose whose bidding he does, and
NJ. Brown much needless worry
~ expense wholly unnecessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
'AilON EXERCISES
IN JORDAN DISTRICT
. The Trlh,,na

Inc Tribune.
Se 93lay 25.-EIehty-six stu
.rIHc ,,oraan school district re-
Thn OF graduation here this
1.,s Iommencemcpt exercises.
Ifs l.ru IN the ward meeting
\ Of en55s'y attended. DR.. George
sks ~. Lake delivered the ad-
llres s"quates. and spoke along
IN H., re urged the students
N had w studies and TO go on
|,Dr,lbis 'nlshed high school. and
|hoIlls 70 go still farther on.
: Inc ,Molnerwell OF Bingham
J EIanvasa saedletory. Superinten-
~. An interesting nro-
rs rendered during the morn
which consigted Of nonsic
and readings vi nnusie'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Bodv to Be Brought to Utah

Special to The Tribune.
pI-nI.EY Ida, May 25,-Acting under
az, - im,sa,'ruci,ons ma'r. OF Utah authorities tne
remans rea Of warren RishaTdsGn Clear Mhc creeF
killed a short time ago near ear ~ tho week
Utah. we're exhumed the iirs, y, u Aimo and
sFGm sbppeS {nf 10 Utah where they VIII be Win I'm
ySs5ssted uly in sSnnef1,o3c fbs cass"
the trial OF Dee BrackehtHurnyo, % now IA awaiting
county N TGui T.nI on charge Of having nfur, ~
daTed 5r'a. II RcEardson by shooting him While w'' the
sho'san Tss sssa,urniSs at S9si to their homes at
Aimo from Clear Creek
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
AMATEUR TEAMS ASK
FOR BASEBALL DIAMOND

Representatives. from tho amateur base
ball teams met at the Commercial club
Wednesday night and agreed to help the
park commission to put in baseball dia-
mond at Liberty park where the amateur
teams OF the city can play match games
In the summer months. Each team will
be assessed a small amount 10 help keep
the diamond in shape. A petition for a
diamond will be presented TO the COM
,nisSioners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Soccer Football Meeting.

DR.. C. G. Plummer president OF the
Utah Soccer Football union, has called a
$50 p. m. Friday. for the purpose OF
making the selection of grounds, date TO
be played and referee for the final game
for the Daynes cup between Park City
and Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26

FORT SMITH, Ark. May PA metal
lIc substance believed by many TO be
n meteor was brought here today from
island. Okla, twenty miles southwest OF
here. Members OF the Johnson. family
claim the specimen fell sunday night,
burying Itself twenty feet In the ground.
They saw the metal WAS still! warm when
it was found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
CONFLICTING VIEWS AS
TO HALLEY'S COMET

CHICAGO. May 25.-The division OF
the comets head. reported from Arizona
night.
What we did see said Prof. Edward
b Frost OF Yerlles observatory was
that the head was much brighter than
II had been and that there was cyanogen
gas In the toll. along with ordinary
hydrocarbons. II the head is divided as
reported, IL will probably show In photo
graphs which we took last night hut
Mhlch have not been deNeloped."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
High School Commencement.
nncial 10 The 'rrlhDNn

PARK CITY. May 25.-The high school
commencement exercises occur here to-
morrow (Tuesda) evening at the Dewey
theater. Rev, Il. |, Goshen Of Salt Lake
City delivers the graduating address.
After the conclusion OF the exercises at
the Dewey theater the class and invited
guests will repair 10 the Swedish hall
where the parents of the class Will serve
a commencement banquet in honor of the
graduating seniors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Prominent Horseman Here.

j. F. Moore OF Minot, North Dakota
one Of the most prominent ranchers and
sJockmen OF that great state is a guest
OF the Cullen hotel. and is here with a
string OF five horses TO attend the COM
Ing races, which begin in the Buena
Vista track June 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
BANQUET for Maddox.

The students OF the University of Utah.
professors. teachers and their friends
have arranged "A banquet for coach Joe
Maddox. who has made the university
power in athletics In the intermountajn
country The banquet will be held at
No II. Twelfth East street, tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Sacred Heart Programme.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 25.-Friday afternoon at
o'clock there Will be held at the Sacred
Heart academy one OF the regular pro-
grammes consisting of series OF read
ings I'm which the students OF the acad-
emy will participate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
LARGE CROWD
ATTENDS RACES
Continued From Preceding Page.

Continued FROM preceding rage,
mile was also won by favorite, Thistle
Bell. going TO tho post TO 10. came
home with several lengths TO spare.
Fore, which was played heavily at 10 ..
got away first. but slowed In the stretch,
but beat Lady Adelaide easily for place.
Charlie CLOVIS Tayora. overlooked by
the talent at 6 to J., with Jockey Nelson
up, rolled all the way. the heavy track
sulting her footing. in the eyen-eighth-
mile dash Sylvia u, was outgamed by
Corrigan for the place,
was won by Gene Russell In a game race
Jockey KunZ nearly overlooking a good
thing by laying back. but he came home
driving away and won by half a length
from Jillett. Liberto showed Wine
berry, second choice, quit in the stretch.
Tribune Want Ads.
Roll Moip Son0 TpJaDon6opt oen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26

rpoNToN. Mo, May 25-One- tenth OF
,na neopIe Of the United States do not
Get enough TO eat. declared Governor
Herbert s. Hadley before the Arcadia
TsiIey Land congress here this afternoon.
ri.' No ayplaincd that in an effort TO
snpply this shortage in foodstuffs. the
he " -the-farm movement has been
oto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
On Way TO Wisconsin.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 25,-Chief Forester Henry
s, Graves. accompanied by District For
ester E A. Sherman and j. b. Adams,
one OF the executive officers of the de-
partment at Washington, ID. c., arrived
In Ogden this afternoon after attending
an enthusiastic convention of foresters at
Ephraim yesterday afternoon. After a
short stop Mr.. Graves and Mr. Adams
left for Madison Wis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
ANCHOR LINE EAMSAIPS
New York. Londonderry and Glasgow

NEW YORK AND NAPLES DIRECT
Single or Round Trip Tickets between
New York and Scotch. English. Irish and
all principal Continental points at at
tractive rates. Send for Book of Tours.
Superior Accommodations. Excellent
Cuisine, Apply Promptly for Satisfactory
Reservation.
For tickets or general Information ap-
ply to any local agent OF tho Anchor
Line. or to
Chicago, Ill
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Excellent Programme.
Spcclal IN Tho Tribiipa

OGDEN, May 25,-An excellent pro-
gramme for the entertainment Of the WIS.,
lting bankers who will attend the Utah
Bankers association at Ogden, June %
and %: has been arranged by the men,
bers OF the Ogden Clearing House asso-
ciation. The convention Will be called 10
order at II o'clock a m. by President
Lewis 5. Hill OF Salt Lake. An address
by Mayor Glasmann Will follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Arerhacb,s Band Appreciated,

Special to The Tribune. .ch.e hand OF
ToGEiLh' sia civ f played for grand ball
SAT- Lar ahsro house al this place last even. En-
inr a, 'e large crowd was present Tar Snd boys oWs
music was eIssPt1Sn'aEir Spen air Concert in both
towns early In the eNenllls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
OPPOSED TO DISSERTATION
OF DECORATION DAY
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO, May 25.-The parents classes
OF Utah stake Sunday schools nave ADOPT
ed the following resolutions:
THAT we unreseTvedly condemn tne
practjce of baseball playing, horse racing.
dancing and such amusements on Decora-
ton day and that we urge appropriate
exercises to take their place
Resolutions were also adopted declaring
for a sane celebration OF the Fourth OF
July,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
RAILROADS SUFFER
FROM HIGH PRICES

BOSTON. May ?5.-lnstead OF being In
~ '1,v,ne the railroads should be cl0ssed
os among the greatest sufferers: declared
~. Massachusetts cost OF living COM
,,,ission's report issued today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
Miss Tout on Tour.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. May 25.-Miss Maggie Tout.
Osden's sweet singer. accompanied by
Miss Loretta Malone accompanist, left
last night for A ten-day concert tour
through Utah and Wyoming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
BRIEFLY TOLD

CINCINNATI. O.. May 35.-Two fines
OF $500 each were assessed by Judge
Tracy against the Latona Racing asso-
ciatIon In the circuit court OF Covlngton.
Ky. today The indictments In each case
charged the Latonta association with
operating without a license from the state
racing commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26
CHICKEN
Roupl RoupI

hOUpI ISUUpI
Gee DR. Nunn's Black Oil Compound
on all chickens with roup. 5000 cured
in Salt Lake and vicinity. Ask Mr.,
Charles Crane. Sol. at druggists. soc
and 81 O bottle.
State rights for sale, any state.
DIR. c. w. MUM, '. s.,
81 w. lst South,
Salt Lake City.
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',SISA ,SSIRSADUATED AT
''l'ERSlTY OF NEVADA

q hand,.H Hay 25.-Thirty eradu-
|rtridnr,a their "sheepskins" to-
" unI.oJ D. e. Stubbs Of the Ne
.f.s v,rnersity. The commence
|st rross Ss delivered by DR.. David
~ or ycs.Ssor caS,,sor OF education Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 25,-The armored
cruiser South Dakota which left the Pa
cinc coast to participate in the Argen-
tine centennial celebration at Buenos
Ayrcs has been ordered from Bahia Blan-
ca TO San Francisco via the Straits OF
Magellan The other American ships at
Buenos Ayres will be ordered 10 Atlantic
ports.
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May Day Festival.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN May 25-Tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock the pupils OF the Utah
school for the deaf and blind will hold
a May day festival