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ESCAPES
OPERATION
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Elwood, Ind.-"Your remedies have
cured me and l have only taken six
bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Hegeta-
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KANSAS CITY. June 30.-When Presi-
dent Lewis Of the United Mine Workers
of America and James Elliott of McAles
ter. Okla, resumed their conference to-
day in an effort to settle the strike OF
the coal miners of the southwest II was
announced that they would be ready TO
operators for ratification before next
week
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BURLINGTON. VT. June 30.-It is an
nounced that pledges amounting to $500.
600 for the endowment fund OF the Uni
versity OF Vermont. necessary TO secure
the 500 600 offered by the Rockefeller
fund managers. have been secured.
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OAKLAND. Cal. June 30.-While at
tempting flight IN a Curtiss biplane at
the Emeryville race track today. Frank
Fl. Johnson. the millionaire aviator was
caught suddenly In a gust OF wind and
dashed to the ground from n height OF
thirty feet. breaking the propeller and
rear structure OF the machine but was
himself uninjured.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-The funeral
Of United States Senator Samuel Douglas
McEnery was held today at his late resi-
dence In this city. Delegations from
Washington and also the entire Louisiana
legislature were in attendance.
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MARYSVILLE. Ind, June 30
frankie Tilley of Terre Haute was NOM
mated for congressman by the Repubi-
cans OF the Fifth district OF Indiana In
convention here today.
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M1LW AUkEE. Wis. June 30.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be the guest OF the
milwaukee, Press club September 7, the
occasion being the celebration OF the
clubs silver jubilee,
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WASHINGTON. June 30.-Paymaster
General Eustace Rogers, chief Of the ma
val bureau of supply and accounts. will
be placed on the retired list today. on
his own application under the thirty
year clause OF the retirement law.
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ATLANTA. Ga, June 30.-Judge Roan,
today sentenced the four negroes con-
victcd OF the murder of Motorman S, 7.
Brown, in the Druid Hills street car hold
up last April to be hanged together July
90 in the Dekalb county Jail.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. June 29.-Richard ],
Num-. grand chancellor OF the supreme
council Scottish Rite Masonry. died late
yesterday after a long Illness. He was a
native OF Wexford. Ireland. and was 69
years Of age
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AUGUSTA. Me-. June 3O.-The Republi
cans OF Maine yesterday renomina tee
Gov, Bert NJ. Fcrnald and State Auditor
Charles P. Hatch. both by acclamation
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HONOLULU. June 20.-After n thor
ough Investigation OF the importation OF
Russian laborers into the Hawaiian
Islands by the sugar planters, the fed
eral grand jury has made lis report and
finds that there has been no violation OF
alien contract labor laws and no evidence
OF peonage 4 federal grand jury was
convened TO investigate the matter as a
result of charges brought In Washington
that the planters in bringing several ship
loads OF Russians from Siberia had vio-
lated the alien contract labor law and
further that q system OF peonage obtained
on the plantations.
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WASHINGTON, June 3O,-William T
Thompson Of Nebraska has been appoint
ed solicitor OF the treasury to succce'
Maurice D, O'Connell. resigned, The ap
pointment becomes effective October l.
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WASHINGTON. June 30.-Commis-
sioner Cabell of the internal revenue bu-
reau recently gave orders dispatchng
eight agents TO Oklahoma. Tennessee and
North Carolina to assist IN enforcing the
laws against Illicit distilling. Reports at
business has developed IN those states of
TIE south and southwest in which local
prohibition laws have rclegated to dry
territory. Mr.. Cabell says there Is more
Illicit distIlllng now than ever known be-
fore in the states referred TO.
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PORTLAND, Nc, June 30-Asher c.
Kinds. whom the Republican convention
of the First congressional district today
nominated for representative is the par
liamentarian OF congress. Colonel Fred
erick Hale son OF Senator Eugene Hale
had been candidate for the nomination
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BALTIMORE. June 30.-Five men were
killed and three injured by a passenger
train dashing at top speed late yesterday
upon gang of eleven carpenters engaged
In making repairs to treStle Of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad north of Mount
Royal station.
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MONTREAL. June 3o.-Count De Les
scps, the French aviator. made a trip
last evening as a passenger in n Wright
biplane operated by Brockins. The lat
ter took the count UP about 1000 feet
and the flight extended far beyond the
limits OF the course and included re-
verse and Il side dip.
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WASHINGTON. June 30.-The ratflca-
ton by China OF the $50. 900. 900 Hankow
railroad loan is sought by the state de-
partment. Instructions have been sent to
American Minister Calhoun at Pckin to
three governments interested In urging
China to bring the matter to a speedy
conclusion,
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NEW YORK. June SOTO win purse
OF $3.50 and two suits OF clothes. Otto
Peppers. seNenteenyear-old Brooklyn
boy. jumped off the Brooklyn bridge yes
terday, He was rescued by the crew OF
tug
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Ell PASO. Texas. June l30.-The entire
Mexican border immigration service o
the United States will come July ] under
the charge OF Frank w. Berkshire, sta.
TONED here. This vii! include the i'm
migration work from Brownsville. Texas
to San Diego, Cal. and also will cover
the port OF Los Angeles.
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Short News Stories

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. June so
Three steamers the Tioncsta, Eads and
Schiller. grounded on Round island last
night in heavy cloud OF smoke caused
by forest fires in this vicinity. Tugs have
Gone 10 free the frelghters.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. June 3o.-Suit has
been instituted in the federal court by
Charles III, Armstrong OF California
against the Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph company ct al, seeking to re-
strain alleged unlawful speculation In the
telephone companys stock.
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UPPER SANDUSKY. o., June 30.-Rev
+. Laskey and Ralph Beidler a merchan
from Fostor!a. We're instantly killed toda,
canneii w We're probably fat fatally ''f in,urec e
when their automobile ran into dltcl
near Fostorla
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MONTPELIER. VT. June 30.-Lieuten-
ant Governor John Mead was nomina ed
for governor on the second ballot today Y
at the Republican state convention.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-18
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF MRS. MARGARET 0RME

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Tooele, July f7.-The funeral Of Mrs.
Margaret England Orme was held FRI
day afternoon at the tabernacle in
the presence OF large crowd. Among
those in attendance were: Charles
England OF Logan. editor OF the Logan
Juvenile. Mr. and Mrs George Danzie.
Mrs II Cartwright. Mrs. William
salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. W :. Orme
Of st. Anthony Idaho. Mr.. and AIRS
John x. Ormc Of Sugar City. Idaho;
besides many others from surrounding
towns The speakers at the funeral
were Thomas W. Sloan Of Salt Lake
William Haynes and Robert Judd Of
GAINESVILLE. Apostle George +. Richards
and Patriarch Atkins. Mrs. Orme was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
England Of .Eis city. She was born in
Tooele. oct s. 1857. and was married
to Joseph Ormc June %. 1SSs- She was
the mother Of nine children. all OF
whom survive her. the youngest being
only two months OF age. Mrs Orme had
been sick for several weeks with
pleurai pneumonia. Her death came
as a terrible shock to her family and
large circle Of friends. The high re-
gard in which she was held is shown
by the immense crowd that attended
her funeral services and by the beauti-
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie
Young Dunn were held Friday after
noon at the tabernacle s large crowd
OF -nIEoNlDE Ttl4t AlNte anu AElelloE FFtE1
present. Mrs Dunn was the plural
wife OF James Dunn Of this place. for
many years editor OF the Tooele Tran
scr Ut Of Tooc1c. Mrs. Dunn was a
Rfchfield girl. she married Mr.. Dunn
25 years ago and ever since has made
Tooele her horne. She was the mother
or five children. all or whom are living.
| The sneakers at her funeral were FL
/ President Hugh Mcbride and 9. r. Nc
| Bride
on Thursday the six-weehs-old baby
/ boy Of Mr.. and Mrs Pecnc Of Ea e
| Tooelc was called by death. The little
one was twin. the sister faving died
June I.
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Eureka Briefs

Especial to The Herald-R Republican,
Eureka. July 17.-Robert Adamson
left yesterday for Denver TO attend the
eighteenth annual convention o. the
Wes tern Federation OF Miners.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Andrews'
Episcopal church gave an ice cream so
cial last night at Miners Union hall.
The following program was offered
Piano selection. Miss Euella Smith.
vocal solo. Mr.. Morris. recitation. Myr-
tie Loey. vocal solo. Mrs. Edward Fox.
vocal solo. MIS-. I. L. GOse. violin solo.
+. FRANKIE; baritone solo. cyril McPhcc
selection. Male Quartet. Gernan folk
songs, Mrs. T.. =. Lemoinei vpccI solo.
John lyey; selections. Rev. F. y
Lemoine. Refreshments were served
when the program was half completed
and the affair was a success.
Mrs. Del Roberts was very pleasantly
surprised by about 20 Of her friends
last evening. the occasion being her
birthday The Eureka symphony or
chestra was present and rendered beau
tiful music.
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FINDS DAUGHTER DEAD
Mother Of Mrs. 7Earrnie seIsnan of Pay
son Fails 20 wake Her From
sleep.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
payson. July 17.-Mrs. Maramie Col
win Seiman. wife Of Frank Selman, and
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7 \. Col
win. died very suddenly OF neart failure
today. Mrs. Selman. who had been
married a little over one year. gave
birth to child a month ago. She had
apparently recovered and had been up
and around for some time. Sunday
afternoon her mother called at the
home and found her daughter lyinE on
her bed apparently asleep Not wish
ing to disturb her. she left tho room.
Fifteen minutes later, WIEN she re =
turned. she attempted to arouse her
daughter and found her dead. Medical
aid was summoned, but nothing could
be done.
Mrs. Sclman was one OF tine prom
inent young society women Of this city.
She was also well known in salt Lake,
having graduated from the Salt ~
High school some years ago. The
funeral services viii be held from tAC
fan lily residence Tuesday af.ernOcn.
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Ogden News
Circulation department.
ace Tvvesty-ftfth street
Ind- B12-
AUTO STRIKES BUGGY
AND INJURIES DRIVER

Especial to The Herald-Republican-
ogden. July 17.-Confuscd by the
cloud OF dust sent M By an automo-
bile OvertaklmE him and passing him,
James II. Swcnson OF Huntsville drove
his team suuarcly into another auto
coming from the opposite direction
near the head Of ogden canyon this
Afternoon and was severely injured.
Tho auto. driven BY an unknown per-
son. who gave his residence as salt
Lake. had just turned out OF the road
20 let the first auto pass. AS he
turned in again. the auto crashed into
she frightened team driven BY Sven
son Both horses were thrown TO the
ground and stunned too badly TO run
Swcns0u lighted on HIS head IN the
road, sus staining severe scalp wound
and numerous minor bruises
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Park City Notes

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Park City. July 1.-THE Park City
Military band will tender another con-
cert at the bandstand Wednesday
evening. The following program Will
be rendered. March. THE Ford" II. II.
like: grand selection. "Reminiscences
of Scotland" Fred Godfrey. entire act.
"A Garden Matinee" Lampe: waltz.
trombone solo. Farewell Sweet Flow
err" H. +. Barry. by Tom King. over
ture. sweet Brier." Laurendeau. march
"Chicago Marine Band" r. F. Seitz w
II. Miller Is the leader OF the band.
Jerry =. Shea. financial secretary Of
the local Miners union has gone 70
Denver as Park Citys delegate to the
annual convention Of the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners.
Arrangements are being made for a
program OF exercises ana sports TO take
place at the city park on Pioneer day,
July "a.
j. r. Glade. who died at Lake view
Saturday from typhoid fever. was at
one time well respected resident of
this city At the time OF his departure
from here he was first counselor 20
Bishop Rasband of the Mormon church.
Verne Glade, night foreman at the
Daily West mill. and William Glade,
blacksmith at the mill. left this after
noon to attend the funeral Of their
father.
Funeral services for the late Guy
Robinson viii take place from the
Methodist church Monday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Tnterment will be at tho
Glenwood cemetery.
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FOR STAGE
CHARMING AT SHUBERT
The Promoters" Proves Most De-
iightful Of Attractions Yet Seen
at Small Playhouse.

The stage settings Of The Promo
tcrs," the musical comedy now show
ing at enc Shubcrt theatre. are so at
tractivo and out OF the ordinary that
they claim much Of the attention OF
the audience during the first few min
utes OF the performance. Tho minia-
ture form OF these productions allows
only one scene and DO g. the intention
OF the mana cement 90 make that one
distinctly inviting. In The Promo
ters" one sees a hotel garden near Paris
with the city I'm the distance. An ct-
feet Of moonlight and stars with an
electrical fountain is really beautiful
In the cast there Us the usual COM
pany OF principals with an enlarged
chorus and one new comedian, Jack
Collins. who comes direct from impor-
tanl eastern cngage mcnts. He takes
the part OF a German. Of whom there
are three In the play. They are pilse-
ner Hofbrau. by Henry Auerbach.
Meyer Schmartgeczer by Jack Curtis
and Michael Suppcgrecntz by Mr.. Col
Inns They are seeking. 90 promote a
great money making scheme and their
comedy work In the many humorous
situations that develop is at times
very funny.
The musical numbers Tor this produce
tiou are as follows:
Meet Ne Tonight in Dreamland 800.
........... Charlie Reilly and Chorus
Kid. You've Got some Eyes Harry Ford
Indian Summer .......-...-.......
.......... MaybeTe Baker and Chorus
Burlcsque Florodora SeNtet .-.....--
NIcssrs. Aucrbach. Curtis and Coll
ins and the Misses Clark, Rich
..-...-.--.--.....,a rdson and Parker
The Villains in the Play ...........-
Charlie Reilly and Maybcllc Baker
Has Anybody Here Seen kclly......
LILLIAN sutherland and Chorus
on. You Spcarmint Eiddo with the
Wrigley Eyes. The Curtis Chorus
The Gama Gama Man ...............
Lillian sutherland and Chorus
Finale ............... Entire Company
The most delightful number OF this
excellent program Is undoubtedly "Tn-
dian Summer" with Miss Baker in an
extremely becoming Indian dress. seat
ed before "A wiEwam about which the
chorus OF Indian braves and suua VS.
circle and dance The burlcsguc seNtct
was also enthusiastically received. The
performance this week is undoubtedly
the best thing yet done by. Che company
which has won and is maintaining a
strCuI hold on popular favor.
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WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.
Mrs. Freeman Rescue Work Graduate,
Says salt Lake Has Curse.

Mrs. John Freeman, wife of Captain
John Freeman. former head OF the Vol
unteers OF America i'm Denver. who is I'm
salt Lake to take charge OF the local
branch Of the Volunteers. spoke on the
white slave traffic before a large con-
greRatiOn in Volunteers hall at East
First South street last night. She SAID
that salt Lake was by no means free
from promoters of the white slave traf-
hc. and said she would devote much Of
her time toward investigating local
conditions. Mrs. Freeman was for
merly enEaged in rescue work in Chi
cago. where she became well acquaint-
ed with the inner workings OF the white
slave traffic. In Denver Mrs. Freeman
came upon numerous startling con-
ditions. and i'm her study of conditions
In salt Lake she expects to find the
white slave traffic practiced.
Innocent country girls are told OF
the lavish opportunities Of the city.
said Mrs. Freeman. and they are lured
away from their homes. There should
be rescue home in Salt Lake TO watch
over these innocent young girls. and try
to rescue such as have unfortunately
fallen into the snare"
open air meetings Of the Volunteers
OF America were resumed yesterday un-
der the direction of Capt Freeman at
Second South and state streets.
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NEW EQUIPMENT ADDED
TO OGDEN FIRE WAGONS

Especial 10 Tho Herald Republican,
ogden. July 17.-Whcn the next fire
alarm reaches tho central department,
chief A. y. Garfield will respond at
the rate OF fifty miles an hour. n nee
Cgsary. IN n forty-horscpoWcr special
j. equipped automobile. carrying n
chemical tank with thirty-five gallons
capacity. The new addition 20 the de-
uartmcnt. purchased "a week ago on
the authori zation Of the city council.
was put together for use yesterday
afternoon and now stands ready for
use at a moments notice. In cases Of
incipiout blazcs. where time IS every
fhiuE. ~ IS expected the auto. carrying
ffs chemical supply. viii be the means
81 saving tho city thousands OF dol
lars
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CHOIR AT BEAVER CITY
RENDERS PRETTY MUSIC
Especial to The Herald Republican.)

toDeClal 10 Inc deIalu- HepuDlCAnD
Beaver city. July lin the stake
tabernacle yesterday a benefit concert
was given by the stake choir. The ex-
ercises were opened by the choir rem
dering Come to the Gay Feast OF
song" followed by piano solo by Miss
Robinson. Three choir members. the
Misses Booth. Tanner and Farnsworth.
sang Flowers and Fancies" and The
Lark" in a most pleasing manner. after
which Miss Hurst gave n reading. Mr.
Westenfeld played a violin solo in his
usual beautiful style. and was much ap-
preciated by the audience. The choir
then sang the Soldiers Chorus" and
Miss Tanner gave a piano solo. Miss
Booth and Mr.. Durham sang Go. Pref
" Rose" and Miss Hurst gave a read
ing. -Four members of the choir sang
the Qu0rtets entitled. I want to CO
Down South" and "Bendemeer's Stream"
Miss Booth followed with the vocal So
los. "A Gypsy Maiden" and When Cupid
Comes" after which the choir sang
sleep While the Soft Evening Breez-
es"
The choir. though small sang in -
most delightful manner.
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ROLLING STOCK RECEIVED.

Especial TO The Hcrald-Republican
ogden. July 17.-Roliing stock val
ucd al $4,000 a. being received by the
ogden Rapid Transit company for use
IN its interurhan trolley line between
ross Of construction This includes four
modern iutcrurhan cars. three trailcrs
and locomotive car Tor freight hand
ling. The latter has a capacity OF 800
rsCpoWer.
Officers Of the company claim that
when the % miles Of electric road be-
tween ogden and Brigham IS completed
and I'm operation there will be no better
piece Of intcrurban line in the United
states Work IS being rushed az the
rate Of half mile day. and another
month viii see the completion or track.
and the stringing Of the trolley lines
will then be rushed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-18
ARRANGE rEoGRAM AT EPHRAIM

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. July 17.-Preliminary ar
rangements for the celebration Of
Pioneer day in this city have been
made by the appointment of a special
committee on arrangements by the
bishOpric. Owing 70 the fact that
July "a comes on Sunday this year.
the celebration viii be held on July
%. Following are the members Of the
special committee which is arranging
for the celebration: Mahonri tn omp-
son. chairman: :. &. Sorensen. Orrin
Anderson. Adolph Olsen, Ida Nelson.
Francis Rasmussen. r. A Christianson.
Hyrum Dorius. Louise Hansen. Katie
+. Olsen. Esther Anderson and Mona
Hanson.
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NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES
MOTORCYCLIST COLLIDES
WITH BIGGER GAS CAR

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. July 17-Whuc riding on his
motorcycle out OF the garage Of the
Inter -MOuntain Motorcycle company az
Twcr ty-second and Washington tonight
at s o'clock, William Purdy struck an
automobile driven o. Dick Porter and
was injured. pnrdy was riding at n
good speed out OF ne garage when he
struck the auto. The force Of the I'M
pact threw purdy under the automobile.
The machine was brought 10 q stop and
Purcy vas taken out. 10 was found
that he was suffering from numerous
bruises. but he was not seriously in
jurod. He was later taken 10 his
home 1887 Lincoln avenue.
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ELvA MANDA FUNERAL.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden, July 1.-THE funeral OF Eiva
Manda. the 12-year-old daughter Of SIR.
and Mrs. J.. 3. Manda. Of 632 Canyon
road. who died at Promise, Ia. was held
this afternoon at o'clock from the
Ninth ward meeting ho1sc. Bishop
" l.. Jones presided Addresses were
made by Bishop Jones. Asaal Farr and
Mont Farr. Solos were rendered by
Mrs. Artie Simpson. May Jones. Title
pculter. Mrs. Pauline Maddox and Mrs
Marion J. Clark. The in srluent was
in the City cemetery.