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Three limes he size of im-

ported srmlincs many limesis delicious find put up in

t ins four times lie size of theordinary can for less money-

A can a plenty for 4For sale by all grocerc

Picked by

Monterey Packing Co

San FranciscoA little booklet of recipes free Wrlto

for one

ELGGREN BROS COWalker Building Salt Lake City

DISTRIBUTORS

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rd Even We Can Lutr H itnv Xmas suggestionsI A Pair of Glasses2 A Pair of Opera Glasses3 A Pair of Field Glasses

A Reading or MagnifyingGlass

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EfERENCESContinued from Pago FIvo

Public stenographer at 380 Twentyfifth street

EASTERN STAR MEMBERS arcrequested to meet at Masonic Hall at1 p m Wednesday December 7 to at¬

tend funeral of Sister Knausa By or¬

der of W JIFormer Ogdenlto King M Brough

son of one of Ogdens former may-ors

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C M Brouph Is spending a cou-ple of days In Ogden vlsillngfrlendsand again getting acquainted withthe city He lived In Ogden 1C yearaago He says it Is really wonderfulto contemplate the rapid growth ofOgden during that period of timeMr Brough 5s on his wny home fromCalifornia whore he will recently call ¬

ed to attend the funeral of his fa-

ther¬

His homo is now at Vickshurg-Miss where ho Is engaged In thewholesale grocery business-

For SLlleA retail meat market litSalt Lake City with an old establishedfamily trade and in good localityReasonable rent A splendid proposi-tion for a man with a little capitalFor information address Box 700 Og-den

Los Angeles Sheriff William Hammel sheriff of Los Angeles and wellkuown to the authorities of this cityand county was in Ogden today andsited the police station and thosheriffs office Sheriff Hummel isruaking a trip east nnd merely stop-ped

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off in Ogden to shake handswith some of his acquaintances

Skate at the Auditorium each after-noon

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and evening Admission lOcskates 15c Tuesdays ladles will beadmitted free

Ran Over a DogBen Gardner amachinist employed in the gallery 01

the Southern Pacific nhopr returnedto work this morning after a weeksiHnoes duo to running over a dogwhile riding a bicycle The accidentoccurred while Gardner was on hisray to work He was thrown to theFtrcet and the shock and bruisesrhlch he sustained made it neces-sary for hi mto remain at homo forseveral days

Its tho talk of the town just aroundthe corner from Carrs Drug Store

Receivers Report ApprovedIn thedistrict court in the matter of P ELamar vs the Superior Brick TileSIHllng company et al the final re-port of the receiver Carl Rasmussonluis been allowed and approved

SCALES TESTED by un expert andarc In llrstclnss condition TheCoal for sale only by Sluirtllff andCompany Phones IS Yard 2011Washington Avenue

Final DecreeA final decree of dlorce has been granted Orala E Grlf

Hth from his wife Katie V GriffithThe Interlocutory decree was IssuedJan 8 1910-

Marriage License Marriage llccnr s have been Issued to Leland TaylorWe and Elizabeth Jackson of OgdenmId to John Orr Tccoinu Nevada and

EI a A Kent American Fnlls IdahoBonds ForfeitedE P Mackey and-J Young forfeited bonds of 5 each

li police court tins morning Mackey-wi3 charged with riding a bicycle° u the sidewalk and Young with hayIrg left his horse aland In time streetwithout the animal being tried

Unlawfully DrunkS T Johnsonpleaded guilty to the charge 01

having been unlawfully drunk- was S

A Bkln of Beauty Is a Joy Forever

DR T Foil Oourouds Orlontol-Croom or Moglool Booutlflor

lUmovta IlmplulIrtC Freckle Mill 1IChU

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T fined G by time polico court Johnsonwas the only prisoner brought intotIme court roomtby tti<J JailerSuit Dsmlscod Tho case of AnnaWTooIth naglnfil John Woods in tho disulcl court has been dismissed byimttual consent and the suit of JeasoRichards against the Oregon SimonUnj company lms been continued forterm

School Foundation Tho cementworlt on lll ° fO datlon of tho nowFourth Ward school building will boompleled thin week Tho contractfor the building proper will not be letuntil early in the spring

Gono to Denver Miss Helen Ivorson who has been visiting In thiscity for ccevral weeks1 loft via theUnion Pacific this morning for Den-ver

Departs for Kansas City 11 PGriffin left Ogden to r Kansas citythis morning hero he will upendseveral dnys on business

Will Become Nevadnnir andMrs Olc Soronson who have muncieOden their home for several monthsleft thlg morning via the Southern Tachic for Mason Nov where they williitikc their home In thu future

E R Lolse traveling agent of timeSanta Fe was In Ogdon today on busi-ness

C p Goslin freight and passengeragent of the Chesapeake Ohio rail-road was in Ogden this morning andrnnsacted business with thy railroadagents of this city

Its the wilt of the town Just aroundhe corner from Cnrrs Drug Store

Infant Son Dead Maurice V thenfnnt son of Mr and Mrs I P Pcersbn died at the fatuity residenceat Hooper yesterday of spinal menin-gitis

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after a brief illness The fufloral services will be hold in Hoopertomorrow afternoon at I oclock withnirlal In time Hooper cemetery

Comi1f you want the best If youant full weight John Farr phono2 7

Engaged Lee Shurtllff employedl n the money order department of themstotnco Miss Alice Taylor ofiarrlsvllle will l e married Thursdayit the Temple at Salt Lake City 130t-

hfire popular young people of this coun-ty and while their parents reside Inlarrlsvllle each has many friendsi n this city

New MachineryA new electrici lathe has been installed In the galh ors department of the Southern Pa-cific

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machine shops The tool is notof unusual size htmL is of tho mostmodern design It will be put In oporation within a few days

A HORSE WANTED-

A gentleman desires to canvas 0-

llcr county aunt wants time uso of atuggy horse for his board Address

s olicltor care of the Standard Goodeferenco given and good attention toh lorso

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0DCIISIION fiN

FAVOR OF-

OLSEN

The jury In the suit of W S Donaldson Sons against John J Olsonried in the district court yesterdayendered a verdict last evening Infavor of time defendant awarding hima judgment for 25

Time plaintiff commenced the suit-ot recover SUSSO alleged to be due as-

n balance on a plumbing account thedefendant maintaining that the amountwas not due because of defectiveplumbing done by the plaintiff Thehearing of the case occupied the limeof the court and jury all day

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docIE7Y-A VARIETY SHOWER-

A variety shower was tendered MissLlzzlo Jackson at the home of MissIretta Fifo 2122 Adams avenue lastnight

Miss Jackson is to wed Leland Fifebrother ot the hostess tomorrow athe Temple III Salt Lake City and theshower was given in anticipation ofthis event Many presents of house-hold uso were given tho bride electand the score of guests Joined In wishng her a happy luture Luncheonwas bcrved by the hostess and a verypleasant evening was spent In musiccnd chatting

Miss Jackson is the daughter Mrand Mrs Lorenzo Jackson of 315U

Adams avenue and Is a popular younghuh Mr Fife who will lead herto the altar Is a young machinist em-

ployed¬

in the Southern Pacific shopsDuring the baseball season he wasthe manager of tnu Machinists team

B OF R T BANQUET

The local B of R T will hold thouannual election of officers on Wednes-day evening which will be followedby a banquet at the Livingston Cafe-

teria at which covers for at least onehundred guests will be laid The com-

mittee having the affair In chargehave made elaborate preparations andno detail that would add to the pleas-

ure of this annual event will be o e r-

lookedThe wives or sweethearts of the

various members of tho order will beguests for tho evening and durlns thebusiness session will occupy thecard rooms whore card games will boindulged In until time banquet hour ati1l0-

number of outoftown guests arm

expected and a royal good time la

assured

FLORODORA CUB

The first dancing parly given by thenewly organized Klorodora club on

night at the Congress Danc-

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I academy was a prOnounced suecess

rrnis club is composed of time young

married poopl ofOgdens social sotpleasant events arc plan-

nedpHI many

for the In r

Mrs Winifred Poulton 15 the gucsi-

of A T Woodmanher mother Mrsthe month of December

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BLZZAD-

Os PANSteamers Creep Into the

Harbor of New YorkSnow in OhioN-

ew ork Dec GA blizzard sweptalong the Atlantic seaboard and overt-ime lower lake region lodaj TwelveUjgrces below zero at Canton N A

was the lowest temperature recordedThe sturm centered over the loweiChesapeake bay this morning andriln snow or sleet fell over tho entire country from Virginia northcaalanti through tho Kew England states

A high northeaster aroused thoAilantic ocean and four ocean steam-ships which crept Into this port thismorning had to anchor In the loworlay because of the blinding snow

Shipping was held In port until bet-tor

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weather

TWO FEET OF SNOW

Lexington Ky Dec Gone of theheaviest snows for many years fellIn this section of Kentucky last nightand today Tho fall In the mountainsVhs io feet while the lowlands werecovered with ton Inches of now Bus-iness in the mountain districts is en-

tirely¬

suspended

SNOW I tJ OHIO

Calli polls Ohio Dec 6weivoInches of snow fell in this section lastnEht which Is the heaviest for tenyears

MYSTERIOuS AND-

PURPOSELESS HOAXD-

enver Colo Dec GOAs the re-

sult¬

of a mysterious nnd apparentlypurposeless hoax Mrs Mary J Hallof Belolt Wig Is In Denver search-Ing for her sister Mrs Harriet GHowe who left her Wisconsin homeover 30 years ago and from whomMrs Hall has heard nothing for morethan five yeara-

According to Mrs Hall last springsho received a letter from MendBradley lawyers who gave their ad-

dress as the ninth floor of the Fultonjulldlng Denver They Informed herthat Mrs Rowe had died here leav-Ing

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her an estate valued nt 8000 Un-

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the terms of the will they de-clared they were compelled to holdthe estate In trust for three yearspaying the Income over to Mrs HallThe first payment of this Incomewould he made Fob 31 1911 Anotherletter relative to the estate followedabout two weeks after tho first let-ter had been received and then thecorrespondence ceased Receiving noanswers to the letters which she senttime lawyers Mrs Hall finally dodded to como to Denver Upon her ar-rival

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here she discovered that therewas no Fulton block and consequent-ly

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no ninth hoer that there was nosuch firm of lawyers as Mead hiramley that there was no record of MrsHarriet Rowc as having lived hereand that there was no estate Inci-dentally she learned that there neverhas been and probably novor will bea February 31 a point which shehad heretofore overlooked

There has been no attempt MrsHall says to secure any money fronther for any purpose

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BOER WRESTLER-

IS EASY VICTIM

Chicago Dec GThe championshipaspirations of Peter Nogert the DoerwresUer wlio came hero In questof Frank Golchs crown were glenn severe shock last night when Yusslff-Mahmout the Bulgarian won from theSouth African In straight falls with-out

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apparent cfforL Mahmoul wonthe first lull In 930 with a doubleJar arm and time second In 2JO with ahalfNelson and log lock

Mahmout who was at least fortyBounds lighter than his opponent as-

sumed the aggressive In both boutsmd the Boor did not havo a chance-to show his offensive tactics

00HORACE BROCKWAY DEAD

New York Dec GIIurace IIBiockway one of tho best mOl hotel-men In the country and a Freo Masonof high rank Is dead at his homehere of diseases incident to ago liewas 71 years old

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o Try This HomeMadeCough Remedy

Costs Llttlo But Does the WorkQuickly or Money Refunded-

Mix

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ono pint of granulated sugarwith U Pint of warm water and stirfor 2 minutes Put 2V6 ounces of Pinex fifty cents worth In a pint bottlo then add the Sugar Syrup Tako-n teaspoonful every ono two or threohours

You will find that this simple rem-edy

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takes hold of a cough more quick-ly

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than anything else you ever usedUsually ends a deepseated cough insldo of 21 hours Splendid too forwhooping cough chest pains bron-chitis and other throat troubles Itstimulates tho appotito and is slight-ly

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laxatlvo which helps end a coughThis reclpo makes more and better

cough syrup than you could buyreadymade for 2GO It keeps per-fectly and tastes pleasant

Plnex Is tho most valuablo concen-trated compound of Norway whltopine extract and Is rich In rjulalcoland all the natural pine elementswhich are so healing to tho mombranes Other preparation will notwork In this formula

This plan of making cough syrupwith Plnox and Sugar Syrup orstrained honoy has proven BO popu-lar throughout tho United States andCanada that It In often Imitated Butthe old successful formula has neverbeen equalled

A guarantee of absolute satisfactionor money promptly refunded gouawith thin rcclpo Your druggist hasPIne or will get It for you If notsend to The Pines Co Ft Wayne ind

SUIB SA 15 ll1 E

fillS A BAD-

lfEMPER

Adali E Hiuniberg has commencedillvorco proceedings against br hUBbMul Charles G Unnoberg claimingtht she CUM no longer live with him In-

oncupTho complaint alleges that time part

los wore married July IS IflOI nndthuL for time past year the defendanthas been cruel and Inlmrian towarlthe plaintiff scolding finJlng faulland assaulting lien Mrs Rlnncberg-snjH ber husband has n violent loinPer that he is greatly Addicted tothe HBO of strong drink and that whoa I

ho Is undor the influence of llcpior h-

Is quarrelsome brnwlouio and uiibcar-pble

Mrs Rlmifberg asks for divorce nnJ50 to pay the attorney together with

the costs of tho suitnn

suns IN TE-

MUNCPAL OUR r

Joseph PingreeA Jr has filed suitIn the municipal court against CharlesE Muhs and Myrtle Muhs for 3180charging that this amount la due onaccount-

In tho same court Drs Rich andOsgood have brought suit against CarlI Nelson for 378u alleged to hoduo for prnfcBsionil services

Wary II Driver has brought actionagainst Moroni S Poilltor for 3123on a promissory note

Time Harness Dlx Co have begunsuit against F T Clifford for 100alleged to bo flue on a promissorynote

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fifty WILL fiET

CHEAPER WATER

Chicago Dec 5 Moro than riOO

000 will be stricken from time aggre ¬

gate cost of living In Chicago InLOU if a recommendation presentedt the city council last night by Com-mIssioner of Public Works Mullaneyfor Mayor Busse Is concurred In bythe aldermen Tho reconimendationla that 10 per cent bo stricken from allwater bills whether rendered aa as-sessed or meter rates

In his report Commissioner MulIpney said there was a surplus of70000 in the water fund that the

fund Is Increasing dally and thatwith all the Improvement proposedtime city can well afford to reduce thocost and still show a profit from thosale of water The matter was re-

ferred to the council finance com-mittee with a request for Immediateaction

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DREXEL 1IIYS UP

WORLDS RECORD

New York Dec 6J ArmstrongDrexel the aviator who Is in NewYork preparing to sail for Englandthis week announces Unit he willmake no further effort to have hisSPhiladelphia flight considered aworlds iccord Under tho rules oftime International Aeronautic Federa-tion an official record for altitudemust be at least 100 meters or 328ret In excess of the previous record

Mr Drexel will return to the UnitedStates early In 1911 and will thenmake another flight in the hope ofgaining tho desired record which willhave to be 10012 feet or more

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ARKANSAS AND

SOUTH CAROLINA

Washington Dec Population statistics of the thirteenth census Is-

sued today by time census bureau in-

cluded figures for the followingstates

Arkansas 137III9 an increase of2G2SSo or 200 per cent over 1311-5fil In 3000 TIme Increase front 1S90to 1000 was ISVoSS or ICn per cenL

South Carolina 1515400 an In-

crease of 175031 or 131 per cent over1310310 In 1900 TIme Increase from1SDO to 1900 was 189107 or 151 per-cent

00SUFFRAGETTES FIND-

A CHRISTMAS COUNTERNow York Doe GThe suffragette

finds a Christmas counter all her ownin tho New York shops this yearButtons ribbons Hags Inslgnias andknlcknacks of various kinds In the suf¬

fragette colors or decorated with thosuffrage emblems are displayed Perhaps the most unusual novelties aresuffrage hosiery in stripes of greenpurple and white the colors of thewomens political union Time hosieryis made for men as well as for womenadvocates of the cause

Votes for women cigarettes saidto bo made of genuine Egyptian to-

bacco daintily rolled In a whiter andgold wrapper with a slogan of thoseekers of the ballot eniMazoncil ingill letters are another novelty

ooFIREMAN WENT TO

HIS OWN FIRENow York Dec 5Wlmemm a Harlem

fire company responded to an alarmlute last night Fireman John TierSncy sprang from a truck In

vben ho say the fire was In time flatbuilding in which he lived

Running through smokefilled hallshe found his wife and two childrentoo frightened to move He carriedout the children and guided his wife-

to

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safety at the same thin Severalother families were rescued

ooOfficials Go WetW H Bancroft

vice president and general managerof time Oregon Short Line railroad accompanlcd by E C Manson generalmanager of the Oregon Short LinemInd T F Rowlands division supoiv-Intendent of the Southern Pacific leftSparks this morning on a specialtrain and will arrive In Ogden tomorrow morning Mr Bancroft la re-turning

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to Salt Lake City from SanFrancisco

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tcgs ARE-

DROrp NG

Steel Trust Is LayingOff Thousands of

Employes

Now York Dec GTime stuck marleN closed ad ire nnd very unsettledtoday A tuxuy selling movement InUnited States Steel sent time list tothe lowest level attained In aomeweeks The drive against Steel hadIts origin In rumors that tho corpora-tion

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had decided to lilY tIff manythousands of mill hands bOcniiBc oftiado conditions

Color was given to these rumorsin advices from tho PIttsburg dis ¬

trict which stated that the numberof Idle men thoro already exceeded15000 I

There wero also reports of furtherretrenchment on the part of the rail-way companies Time market contin-ued

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unsettled In final dealings withpractically no recovery

Net losaoa ranged from 2 to 3 12Ilolnts-

Annollncement that tho Reading div-idend

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meeting had been postponedand further advices of increasingslackness in the steel Industry to-

gether with a feeling of disappoint-ment

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at the tenor of the Presidentsmessage were the primary factors

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Victim of Drink Heeds Orrine

Drink cunningly destroys the will-power and while the drunkard Wants-to do what you toll him he wants athousand times more time drink thatbe craves Medical treatment Is nec-essary Orrine will destroy the de-

sire for liquor 80 that tho drink willnot be missed and restore the patient-to health

This reamed Is thoroughly scientificmind IB so un fmly successful that Itis sold with Cgistcrcd guarantee torefund your j If it falls to effecta cure Boot let on How to CureDrunkenness free on request TheOrrine Co CSC Orrlno BuildingWashington D C tsoid In this city byBADCON PHARMACY

STARVES RATHER

THAN iO TO YORK

Denver Colo Dec According toa complaint tiled by her parents intime Juvenile court horo yesterday 1C-

yoarold May Starkweather althoughhi perfect health prefers starving togetting out of bed

Two days ngo tho parents say Maywho had been required to do thehousework wont on a strike refusing-to leave her bed When she askedfor food and was told she would haveto get up nnd get It sIte replied thatshod starve first

Tho complaint alleges that up tointo she has been making her throatgood

Yesterday the parents applied tothe Juvenllo court Tho court con-fessed

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Its Inability to make May gotup

00CARD OF THANKS-

We desire to extend our sincerethanks and appreciation to those who-so kindly gave us their helping handduring the sickness and death of ourbeloved husband father son antibrother to those who spoke kindwords of consolation and to those whosent beautiful floral designs

Wo hope that when you are calledupon to ben trials of this naturewilling hands will be as ready to serveyou an they were us

MIL and MRS E D STONEand FAMILYMRS ADA STO-

NECOSBTUT1OtUOR

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ARIZONA COIPLETED

PHOENIX Ariz Dec C Construc-tive work In the training of Arizonasconstitution was completed today andIts final adoption only remains butthere arc Intimations that further at-tacks

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will be made on certain provis-ions

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of the document before that ac-

tion¬

Is taken It Is believed howeverthat there will be no Importantchanges made and thut adjournmentwill take place Thursday when the-slxtytin limit expires

Considerable debate preceded finalpassage of the employers liability andworkmens compulsory compensationmeasures today the former beingamended In many respects Attor-neys

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made n strenuous light on theprovisions of the original measureswhich abrogated the dostrlnes of as-sumed risks and contributory negli-gence Judge Baker declaring the onlydefense of the companies In damageactions would he suicide As amend-ed

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the measure is considered by manyto ho superior to any adopted by otherstates Time compulsory compensationmeasure Is n mandate to the legisla-ture

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to enact a law similar to thatwhich recently became effective InNew York Arizona Is the first con-stitution to contain tho Snap amend-ment

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JOSHIP SUBSIDY WILL

BE TAKEN UP AGAINWashington Dec GThe ship sub-

sidy investigation will be taken upagain by the special hou o commit ¬

toe mended by Representative Olcott-of New York probabK next week

Officials of some of the European I

lines who did not havo an opportunityto testify al the hearings hero dur-ing

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thc last session of Congress orrecently In Now York will be sum-moned to give information concerning i

tho allegations the of alobby at Washington elsewhere forthe purpose of influencing membersof congress

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+ + 4 + + + + + + + + + ++ ++ LOUISIANAS NEW SENATOR + I

+ ++ Baton Rouge La DQC C 4+ Judge J R Thornton of Alex f-

f anilrla was today elected by time + I

4 LoulHlann general assembly to be ++ United States senator to succeed ++ the late Senator McEnory + I

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TW RELESS-

MESSAGr

Received in DenverFrom Vessels on the

Pacific Ocean

Denver Colo Dec GFor the lastfew weeks wireless messages fromvessoln standing off the Pacific coasthavo been picked up in Denver byW II Smith a former telegraph op-erator

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who has installed nn amateurwireless station at hi5 home

Smith kept a careful record of me-messngcK receive I together with thecode Blgnaturee anti according to hisstatement correspondent with thewireless operators at Lhelos Angelesstation Inin established tho fact thattho majority of the messages weresent by vessels off the Californiashore

In n largo number of cases the mcfisago waa received by Smith oxactlyas taken by time Los Angeles stationTho longest distance covered bv anyof time messages as far asSmlth hasbeen able to ascertain was 1500miles tho message In question beingsent from tho steamer Icctnn houndfor Panama anl at thc time the mes-sage

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was sent standing off thc coastof Lower California

Attempts will ho made to oatablishregular communication betweenSmiths station and Los Angeles

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KPT HIS

PROMSPr-

isoner Allowed to GoAppears to Be

SentencedCh-

icago Dec C I would not dis-grace

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my uniform by falling to keepmy word whatever faults 1 have I

ought to bo punished and I came backto take tho punishment I deserve

This statement was made to JudgeDen M Smith yesterday by EdwardLewis former United StitcS soldierand at one time a wealthy lumbermerchant Three mouths ago Lewisjiioaded guilt to forging a chock whileIntoxicated Ho told Judge Smiththat ha was a lumber salesman andthat if ho was sent to prison at thattime he would be unable to find workwimen released

He promised that If he was given achance to work while business wasgood he would moot his obligationsantI come back to take his medicine

Your wonl as a United Sttaes sol-

dier¬

is good enough said JudgeSmith You come here December 5-

nt 10 oclock for sentenceAYhcn tho liour of ton arrived yes

tfrday Lewis appeared before JudgeSmith His brotherinlaw an attor-ney told the court that Lewis alreadyhad been punished enough but Lewisobjected and Insisted upon being sen-tenced

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Judge Smith gave him six weeks inthe house of correction

You are looking tine said JudgeSmith I am glaJ that you havewade good I intended to sentenceyou to ten weeks but I will cut itdown to siz w eks because you havokept faith with me

You see said Lewis afterwardwhen I used to drink I had no idea

how much was enough When I wouldGet to feeling good I though I hatmoney In every bank In Mio countryI did not mean to bo dishonest

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CHICAGO lAY

LIFT THE LID

Chicago Dec GTho 200foot 16storlcfi restriction on futcic ChicagobuiMlngs was defeated In the citycouncil last nlgnL that body unani-mously reversing the action it tooklast Thursday in committee of thewhole when It incorporated In thebuilding code a section making 200feel the maximum height for build-ings This leaves tho section In theold ordinance In force until tho newcode Is published and put Into effectv which will be about nineteen days

During this time time maximumheight of buildings will be 2CO feetay in time past but unless tIle counciltakes some action before the old ord-inance expires the lid soon will beoff entirely and bulldlngo may beerected to any height

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WOOL MARKET IS

ON THE IMPROVE

Boston Dcc GDesplte a some-what

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uncertain outlook local woolmerchants Iew time situation with agood degree of confidence The sup-ply of wool in Boston Is small andthere is a fair amount of businessmostly in small lots Values holdsteady

At the moment lleccc wools mire negIccled Still considerable fine anti J

fine medium Montana has hcen trans-ferred

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on a basis of fiS cents cleaned I

Some Wyoming wools have changed I

hands at 0 i2 cents in the greaseScoured li months Texas clips I

bring 6Q oqnts while full clips lire of-

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at48 to 50 cents

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Chicago CloseChicago Dec WhoaDec 13

ilhl l 7 SS July 9i i2mmSS

Corn Deceit 1S May 10 11 Julylf7JJl

Oatsier SI 3J May 31 l2aS8-JuJyJ4 IJ

PomkInmm ISOO May h50L-amulJmin JS1 12 May 976ltibsfarm ii57 12 Miy 1132 12

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f FLINAL OfI

MRS EDDV

Body Will Te Buried in

MtAuburn Cemetery-in Cambridge

Boston Doc 1Fnll arrangementstot the rUwrl Mary MakerCi Eddy heul of time ChristianScience church dfod ar lien homeat Chestnut Hill on Saturday nightwill not IK perfected iinli1 the arrival-of hor Hon George W Clover who Isexpected hero from Load S D sometlnif tomorrow

II vax decided today that the bodyof the header would be hurled Jn MlAuburn cemetery Cambridge

In time meantime tile directors oftho church Archibald Mflollan Ste-phen A Chase Alison Stewart John-V Dlttomore Ho Dickeyhave taken full charge of tIme churchmanagement and the scope of theirpowers includes matters of organiza ¬

lion of finance anil of discipline Th y-

are supreme In tho mother church andcontrol branch chtchML Al werethe perconal Eddyand they are a aelfpcrpetuating body

Mr McLHInn IB r rloI of tin peri-odical

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Issued In thus and Is n na-tive of Moncton N H Mr Chas isthe treasurer of the mother churchand a resident of Fall River MrStewart is tho publisher of Mrs Eddya works and was bom In Pennsyl-vania

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Mr Ditlonuire who Is clerk ofthe organization cornea from Indian-apolis and Mr Dickey recently ap-pointed to fill the vacancy caused bvthe death of Ira 0 Knapp w11 MrsEddys private secretary manyyears and comes from Kansas CityMoAt

the mansion at Chestnut Millwhero the body lies In an upperchamber there are no outward signsof grief Thoro Is no crepe on timedoor the window shades arc up andmembers of tho household come andgo as usual

The undertaker has performed hisduties with tIme exception of layingthe body in a casket

05000 REWARD

For the arrest and conviction ofthe dealer who refills our Gold LeafSand Sego Lily Lard palls withown makes of lard Gold Leaf andScgo Lily Lard are time only lards InOgden which tho government stamps

V S Inspected and Paused andthe government imposes a penalty of

1000 or six months Imprisonmenton time party who rclllls our cans withuninspected lard

Ogden Packing t Provision Co

NEW WAlSRECORD MADE

New York Dec fiNews of the es-

tablishment¬

of a merles of new worldswalking records ninth n few daysago in Milan Italy has Just reachedthis cit Tho new title holder iaII V L Loss an Englishman whowas entered as scratch man in a 20kilometer walking handicJ The dis-tance In statute mile 752yards and Ross won In 1 hour 35minutes 1G 13 seconds a new worldsrecord for the distance

In the course of time walk he alsoset up new worlds records for 10 11

and 12 miles Ills figures for thosedistances wore as follows

Ten miles 1 hour 15 minutes 5fi

secondsEleven miles 1 hour 2H minutes 51

secondsTwelve miles 1 hour SI minutes

seconds flSome of thc old records had stood

for more than 12 years00

NO OMNIBUS PUBLIC I

BUILDING BILL THIS SESSION I

Washington Dec 6There will beno omnibus public building bill atthis session of congress according topresent plans hut some Individualbills to meet what may he reganleIas pressing local necessities mn be J

reported out of time house committeeon public huildimm-

gsHEADACHE AND NEURALGIAYou cant work or think whou you

are suffering from a splitting head-ache Next time gently yourtomjiles and forencaU with AlnstoroleIt vlll give hifltan reir Vorks iikomagic wherever pain or con-gestion

la unequalled for quick iellef In casedof Neuralgia HhIIIHtSf PleurisyHeadache or ChestPneumonia etc

An ointment containing mustard andiventbol which Is br ller than a mus-tard

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plaster for all purposes iud willnot blister

A jar for leady use may prevent aseriousor fatal Illness25c and 50c a jar On sale at

THcRGr-ant Ave and 25th StAsk for Free iSxmpic

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AMERICAS FAVORITEThe Greatest Commedicnnee and

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Scream You Will Roar and

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SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS-

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Henry W Savage Grand OperaWhitneys Plff Paff PoufThe Bostonian in °od

The TenderfootJohnny Comes Marching HomeFoxy Qulller-

Souoas Famous Band 4Dolly Dimples-

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FED ON GRAINor our supplying will be plumper andmore tender than the ones that havoto rustle for their living if you havelivestock of any kind It will pay you-to buy here

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