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S. p. TO USE OIL
Immense Supply Tank In Being Con
structed in Ogden.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.-As another step in
the plan TO use fuel oil instead OF coal
In all of its locomotives. the Southern
Pacific company began work today on the
erection OF large supply tank In the
local yards This tank. which will store
the chief oil supply for the system. will
have a capacity OF $1,000 barrels. The
of the locomotives having already been
equipped With the oil burning device and
the transformation work Is going on
steadily at the local shops
There will he three oil supply stations
on the Salt Lake division, the main one
ar Ogden. another ct MoDtello. New.
and q third at Wells, New. Work has
already been started on q supply tank
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DAMAGE BY GRASS FIRE
Nine Acres of Wheat Destroyed and
Other Losses Suffered,
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, July 3.-Several fields OF grain
were damaged and farm buildings were
threatened last night by n grass lire
which swept the foothills and mountain
side opposite First and Second streets.
Bishop James Taylor was completely de-
Stroyed and grain on tho farm OF George
smuin, Hyrum Uarrop and others was
damaged
The fire Is thought TO have been started
by boys shortly after noon yesterday, BY
evening II had spread to tho north, car
rled forward by the strong wind from
the south. When the flames crept down
farms members OF the volunteer fire com
pany at Five Points assisted the residents
spent most OF the night beating out the
flames
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DON'T WAIT FIVE YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL BEARING
ORCHARDS NOW.
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
We've almonds, peaches. prunes, ap-
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located in the heart Of the Sacramento
valley, at Chico, Cal; 800 cash ar: $50
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thriving city of Chico. population $4,000,
Call at our office sos Newhouse bldg, or
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Will Pay Premiums.
To The Tribune

SpoclaI % Tic ITIDUHe.
OGDEN. July e.-The directors Of the
-Four State Fair association. after a lapse
of almost a year. have announced that
the money which il due exhibitors az
premiums awarded AZ the last fair will be
paid upon proper proof OF claim. The
notice was Issued by II. NJ Rowe. sec
retary OF the association. II is said
that so per cent of the premiums had
been paid when the records were de-
stroyed In the Eccles fire. thereby add
ing To the embarrassment OF the dtrec-
tors who were already short OF funds
II is not known from what source the
necessary funds we're obtained.
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To Have Good Time.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, July "A desire TO educate
as Well as entertain will be the OBJ
ject OF the Ogden retail merchants when
they hold their annual outing at the
Hermitage grounds in Ogden canyon oh
Wednesday. July II, according TO James
NJ. Garrison. Vice president OF the local
association. To this end several promi-
net business men OF Weber county will
deliver addresses and present stalls
tics showing the benefits to be derived
from patronizing home industry
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Mrs. Croker on Tour.
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 Ine Irloune.
OGDEN, July 9.-Mrs. w. H Croker
accompanied by party OF eighteen per-
and friends. passed through the city In
her private car Mayhower today en-
route from New York to San Francisco
from which port they will embark OF
coast trip of several weeks duration
Mrs. Croker is the widow OF W. H
Croker. who had charge OF the building
Of the Southern Pacific
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MASSAGE
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. OFFICE. BAR AND STD
fixtures: special designs submitted
application: household refrigerste
carom and pocket billiard tahloe, pyS
Ing alleys and supplies. Brunswie'
RsIke- Collendar Co.. $50 TO loo so. :
West. Phone Wasatch 45s. ~
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WANTED
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WE TEACH YOU A TRADE IN A FEW
months time; no expense but your
work Electricity, automobiles. plumb
ing. bricklaying. 100 satisfied workmer
today; forty jobs going. Catalogue free
United Trade School Contracting Co.
Los Angeles. e47C
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


ARRINGTON-Funeral services OF
Daniel A, Harrington, aged AZ years.
will be held at the funeral chapel of Eber
w. Hall. 164 South West Temple street.
at p m. Thursday, July II, 1912, un-
der the auspices OF Deseret camp No.
406. W. o. w, Of which he was a mem
Der. The decedent was also a former
member Of the city fire department as
well as a Spanish War veteran, men,
bers OF which organizations, as well as
friends, are invited to attend. 1nterment
in City cemetery.
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Funeral To-Day,
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 9.-Funeral services for
Jeane Marie. 19-months-ol daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Macbeth. will be held
at the home of the grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs James Macbeth, 2112 Monroe
avenue. at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, Bishop F. A. Olsen conducting.
The child died at the home OF the grand
parents early this morning. following a
brief illness from pneumonia,
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To Face Serious Charge.
Special to The Tribune,

Special 70 The Trlbune,
OF HALEY, Blaine county, Ida. was in the
city today and took charge Of Joseph
ellison. who Is wanted in Idaho on a
statutory charge ellison was arrested
BY Deputy Sheriff Cha rles Ellsworth at
Five Points on Sunday. Sherin Hart de-
clarcs that ellison made his way to Og-
den on horseback following the crime
Of three weeks ago
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Early Settler Dies

Special 20 The Tribune
MANT1. Utah. July e.-Jacob Hansen.
% years Old and one OF the early sst
tiers TT Manti. died this morning OF tu-
NOR OF the stomach after a lingering III
ness. He Was born In Denmark and IN
survived by a widow. a daughter Mrs.
Caroline Thompson. OF Salt Lake and two
sons. Martin Hansen. OF Salt Lake. and
Neils Hansen. OF Idaho. Funeral services
viii be held Tuesday.
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Patterson Appointed.

Special 70 The Tribune,
OGDEN, July "A B. Patterson has
been appointed as clerk IN the office OF
the county recorder TO ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of c. o. De
Wolf, who resigned to give all Of his
attention 70 the duties OF secretary of
Ogden lodge No. 7ia. b. p. o. f.
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Ezra S. Henne Dead.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July e-F. NJ briggs. su-
perintendent OF the State School for the
Dear and Blind, has received message
announcing the death OF Ezra s. Henne
former instructor at the local institu-
| tion- Mr.. Henne's death occurred at
Jacksonville. H., his home. Death re-
| suited from heart failure.
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Final Decree Entered.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July "a final decree OF d.
vorce was granted to Clara Standing to-
day IN her suit against Abel Standing,
who was charged with cruelty and fail
ure TO provide. Tho interlocutory de-
cree was granted August H. 1911.
The parties 10 the suit were married in
this city August %. 1905.
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Licensed to Wed,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN July "a marriage license
was grnnted today 10 George Earl and
Flora l.. Lundberg, both OF Salt Lake.
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To Entertain Knights.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, July e.-Ogden council No. 777,
knights of Columbus. will entertain sew
eral hundred members OF the California
councils when they stop OFF in this city
81 few hours on July 16 en- route home af-
ter a trip to the Yellowstone park The
western knights win travel in special
train and visit Salt Lake before return
Ing TO the coast
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Judgment on Note,
Special to 7

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 9.-In the case OF E ].
Harness against Lille Underw and
others. a judgment was rendered by
Judge N j. Harris today against the de-
fendants on defauk The suit was brought
to recover about $4,000 on pro,nissory
notes which figured in a real estate
deal.
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WOMAN ON SCHOOL BOARD.
Mrs. Name Finley Defeats J. w. AlIeman
In SpringvIle Election.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPRINGNILLE. July 9.--Au election for
ono member OF ths Springville school
board was held yesterday. The success
ful candidate was Mrs. Name Finley,
VINO was elected over her opponent. ] :.
w. Aueman. by majority Of rs votes.
The wonen's clubs o! Sprnsville work ed
for the election Of Mrs. Finley. who Is
one or the prominent club members and
has been teacher in the schools here
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CLEAN. COOL SLEEPING ROOMS.
up. 6i6 So. Main.
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of 10000 barrels capacity at Monteilo.
aud this one, as we'll as the one in og-
den. probably will be completed bv Sep
ten1ber |. The company IS at present
using oil from the southern California
fields.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
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GOOD GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIA
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GOOD COOK AND SECOND GIRL TO
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK,
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FIRST CLASS, ALL-AROUND COOK.
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
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GIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL
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EXPERIENCED STARCHER AND EX-
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TO LEASE
PERSONALS

LADIES. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST I'd!
Chlchesters Pills; the Diamond brun(
for % years known as best, safest, q
ways reliable buy OF your druggist. tan
no other. Chichesters Diamond Bran
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SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE

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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Roo1r
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pie.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
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GROCERY SPECIAL
SECONDHAND CLOTHING

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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAH BUS
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WANTED-ACTIvE MEN TO SELL
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNruRNIsHED

SMALL. MOD. COTTAGE. WELLING
ton court; plenty shade and entirely
pleeseht surroundings; the ideal court OF
salt Lake
Groom modern brick. East End So.
broom modern brick, with sleeping
noroh and large yard, LIST ave. Inquire se3
H. ma SO. Phone Wasatch 64s6. dSI6
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arm. HOUSE. COR. 3RD SO. AND
ord East ..,.....,..,......... s22 80
FRITSCH, No, 2ol-2 Felt bldg.
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs

SPIRELLA CORSETS, ONE YEARS
guarantee. Mrs. Mann, PeerY hotel;
hours, to e51
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% SHINES FOR 500.

WILL SHIP CAR II. H GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one TO
Portland and one to Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rates, Kimball Van
& Storage Co. 73 SO. Main a2SOS
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JAPANESE GENERAL AGENCY, 25s
West 1st South Wasatch 1911. Help
furnished for hotels, restaurants and pri-
Vate families; also work by the day; rail-
road and construction work; mining a
speciality. d27O6
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WANTED-THE WOMEN OF SALT
Lake to know we have moved to S2l
South Main. Mrs. Charlton and Mrs.
| Banks. e545
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FOR RENT-6-ROOM THOROUGHLY
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F. B. Cook. Felt building. or 67 1st ave,
cleg5
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GOOD GERMAN OR SCANDINAvIAN
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inS. Inquire at a05 East 2nd South.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. CLos
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WESTERN CLOTHING EXCHANGE.
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MODERN 3 ROOMS AND BATH, Sl2. so
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p D. Perkins, Semloh hotel. Xo133
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s-ROOM PARTLY MODERN. ON EAST
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Wasatch 411S-Y. b347
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CLEAN, 5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE:
laundry; nice surroundings. with or
without barn; q blocks from P. o. Call
between 10 and 2. Inquire IL East 9Th
So. ess,
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GOVERNMENT WANTS POSTOFFICE
clerks; carriers; ss5 month; eSamina-
flons coming; coaching free. Franklin
institute Dept 429 p. Rochester. N. Y,
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SAFES AND VAULTS

a COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on nsnd- reW second
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Shealy Safe g. Vault Co.. IL P. o. place.
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NOTICE

LOOK HERE-IF YOU WANT TO so
canker use Halls canker and dlpntnSse6 ~
remedy. Sold by all druggists as
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. I09 E End So. Wasafeh 4T03
d3f1s
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ENROLL NOW AT HENAGERS BUsI-
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the best. Positions guaranteed to all
graduates. Investigate e902
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s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH GEL
lar; s12 per month; just recently plas-
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ANNOUNCEMENT

JUDGE MERCY HOSPITAL TRAINING
school is now open for few probation
ers to enter for the fall term. Apply
Superintendent. eb91
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SINGERS PASSED
VOTE OF THANKS

The following resolutions of thanks
and goodwill were passed at the re-
cent sangerfest and were made public
today:
The Norwegian Singers of America
in convention assembled, most ear
nestly desire to express through the
press, to the people of Fargo and
Moorhead, to the Orpheus and Norrona
singing societies, to the committees of
arrangement and to all others con
cerned, our heartfelt thanks for the
hearty welcome. kindly hospitality and
gracious treatment accorded during
our visit to the twin city of the Red
river valley.
We wish to take this opportunity to
compliment you upon your beautiful
cities with their perfect appointments,
your enterprising citizens with their
spirit Of hospitality, liberality and
progressiveness, We believe that this
festival just closed, has been of very
considerable value in this, that it has
opened the eyes Of the thousands of
visitors to the fact that your cities are
of far greater Importance than they
had believed possible, and hat the
Red river valley is indeed the bread
basket Of the world. We have just
closed n Of our most successful
sangerfests, and we feel, and wish to
acknowledge, that your cities have in
all ways contributed largely to this
success.
We wish to thank the press OF the
two cities, as being the chief medium
through which our doings become
known to the outside world, for It's
able and eminently fair treatment of
us.
Be 1t resolved that copies Of these
resolutions be sent to the press, and
they be engrossed upon our records.
DIR. J.. s. Johnson,
Twin City Quartette Club,
DR.. ]. r. Nannestad,
Nordkap, Albert Lea, Mimi,
A.. Wettlesen,
Normandenes, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Committee
A FORUM WANT AID WILL SELL TT.
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TO RAISE MONEY
FOR The MISSION
REV. o. {. McRAcKEN HOME
FROM THE DEERlNe CAMP
MEETING, AND WILL START A
CAMPAIGN IN THIS CITY IN THE
NEAR FUTURE.

Rev. o. e. McCracken of the Glad
Tidings mission has returned home
from Deering where he attended the
annual Deering camp meeting and
participated in all of the services
During the meetings Mr.. McCracken
was able to collect $110 for the BEN
eft of the mission. He also paid a
visit to Minot and was at Berthold
for a short time.
1T is his intention to inaugurate soon
a systematic campaign for funds fol-
the new Glad Tidings mission and he
proposes to visit every person in Fargo
in the cause.
There will be special services this
evening and tomorrow evening at tho
mission which for the time being Ii
located in the kindergarten schooi
and this evening Miss Ella Backmar
will render a solo or two. There vii
be special music at all Of the different
meetings. The new mission buildinl
is now well under way and will bt
occupied in the eraly fall.
Don't Miss 1t.
The bargains offered by Howard
Moody are the very best, the peopls
read our ads and always find every
thing exactly as advertised.
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ROBBERS ENTERED
THOMPSON HOME
A N WARMER.

The police department was notified
this morning of a robbery committed
al the home Of Mrs. Frank j. Thomp-
son at GA First avenue south, which
is thought to have occurred some time
between 4 and 5 o'clock this morning.
The thieves must have had a very
good time in the Thompson residence
for aside from taking a jewelry case
they helped themselves to a number
of good things in the refrigerator in
the basement, where there are evil
dences of a fine early morning frolic.
Among the pieces of jeWelry missing
are a small art ring, a small Shriner's
pin set with diamonds and amethysts,
a gold bracelet and other personal eff
fects of value.
The larder was practically empty so
that a very early breakfast must have
been enjoyed by the marauders at
Mrs. Thompson's expense.