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Show THE MOUSING 2 mover The Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co. of Springfield, Mass. ASSETTS, 16,93661.05. SURPLUS, 13,171,124.59.. paid since 184)439,418,834.64 Aiuoog which are iaduded: I fun Tray. W. T. 1443M Ms0MOMMOMaiea Forttaad, Ms.. Chteueo. lin 4M9tOMIMMl aottMMOMI MKfttal I Ji Moaoaooiat BlltfOOM, SIN If, Tk 1904 Cu JOOf M. oaHoo iM4aMM alltMIMM imoimmomio a fee Forrislall, Agt. Phones MMMoaaoMO ((((oaa0(fopiMoaiao MaMat ((IMMI4II 1000 Oil J. aMKOMa 54MM n.iio.oo aOMMOM MHMMftMMO tfl" W1 oooaoaaMM Hm. Ul a,aatfMOM Flft aaooo im 11.44r.04 959994.09 91141.09 (4,101.00 HftVtrtlll, Uu, 9H9.M NOilN.N 9f.d00.00 00,40000 ( 141)470.10 Robt. G. Agee, Mgr. 55 FIRST Off? vIICCfNAT. BANK I8" 809 in behalf testifies HAYWOOD. of . Pt, m 19M, of tho Woo ton Fodontion of Miner.' How do jm recall .this? "Tksra wee n coaveutiou celled by (be 8uto Federation of Labor gen oral masting of wage earners. Orchard wee n delegate from Cripple Creek, ropreaenting the Altman N intro union. I celled a meeting of the representatives of ell osr local unloni at my office. Orchard wee among the tweary or more uee who responded. I dost think I bed any peraonal conversation with Mm." Ud yon see blm le your office la ISOir December, , "Na air." "Did ho coma Into your effioo In December, ISOS, end teU you ho had blowa up the Viadlcater mine, and did you pat him oa the bark end teU blm bo bad doee a good Job and did you give him $00?" "Na sir. replied Moyer, posltlvs-ly- . "1 never saw the men until Jan-nar1104." "Did you bar such a conversation with Mm at any time or placer I did not." Moyer anld be waa In Joplin, Ho. at the time of the Vindicator mine ex-lotion and flrat read of It In the Kan-aCity papora The wlraeoe went n HOUSE WIRING a Estimates cheerfully given and ' work guaranteed WASHING MACHINE MOTORS AND ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS Thooe Ltto Mon Commercial ElectricCompany 2279 WASH. AYE.. PHONE MS. Absolute oof raita are taking the place kind la gi?en na each daj from of the READY-TO-WEA- 6 the number of anita we sell. Although a number of the pattern! hare been dosed, we can still show jov as large an assortment as any New York tailor. That oar MADE-TO-ORDE- R Fit. Style and Workmanship Absolutely Guaranteed to Cripple Creek, on February. 1(04. to attend tho trials of tbs mouther ef the Federation who were charged with attempting to wreck a train oa the Florence Cripple Creek miiroad. He saw Orchard there many times at the trial and at the Miners headquarter. Orchard teemed anxious to do whatever ho eould to help in preparing the ease nnd did n good deni. "Did yon over meet Harry Orchard In Victor nnd give him $100, for Me good work nt tho Vladlcntor mine?" "No nlr." "Did yon over give him 1100, at nay time or place?" ' "To the boat of my recollection." replied Meyer, deliberately, 1 never for any gave Orchard any money crime or for nay other purpose." "Well, did yon ever give any money for aay enmo?" "No." "Or know of Me over getting any the organisation for any crime or any erlmlnal act?" "No. air." "Did you any la the train wrecking case that you warned no mention made of Fettlboue doper " "1 bed never beard of such n thing nt that time." The 'next time the witness saw Orchard wan in 1104. "He came to my office In Doaver, along with three or four other men, who nald they had decided to pull out ef Cripple Croak end wanted to know n good place bn locate Wo dlacoaaod acvoral different places Orchard sail he believed he weald go to SUvorton, Colorado. I told Mm X was making preparation to go down to Ouray myself, and that If be was In no hurry I would be glad to have him wait nnd go with me X told him several lalbor meg bad boon beaten up down there end I would like to have him with me an protection. He eeld a day or two made no dlfforonee to Mm. Ho waited aid went with me" Wee anything said about arms?" "X asked him If he had a ptutol and bn aeld yes. X said X thought of carshotgun which eould rying a take-dow- n be placed la a suit ease Orchard said he alee had a nuK ease and X told blm I would-als- o buy blm a gun. I got Mr. Fottiboae to buy the guns for ue I had known Fottiboae since 1(10. He wee always a greet friend of the miner and, being g trade eould get a liberal dteoouat on anytMst be bought Ho wee ofteu a member of the entertainment committee whro there worn conventions in Denver." "Waa your abqgva uatd to kill Lyte money from Gregory?1 "No, sir." ' "Has It ever bee Bred? "No, lr. I left it la Denver nt th time of my arrest with the remainder of my goods." Moyer said be and Orchard wont to Ouray, March Slid. Orchard paid his owa railroad faro, but Moyer paid th hotel expo aooe at Ouray. The witness went to look out for the welfare of sixty union miners who had been deported bum Telkiride Two day after Me arrival Moyer was arrested at the request of tho sheriff of 8an Miguel county, ta which Telluride la located. The luncheon recess until 1:30 p. wue taken at thle point. 345 H. J. Toller, Mgr. Twenty-fourt- h Uneeda Biscuit A food to work on A food to smile on A food to sing on Energy and good -- nature in every package. The most, nutritious wheat food. s a. SESSION. At tho afternoon erosion of court, Moyer said ho asked tho sheriff who crested him at Ouray If ho had a warrant He said no, that ho hsd acted os a tele phonic oommuntootlua from Telluride. When he wee taken to Tfllurlde, Moyor aald he was charged with desecration of the American flag, it being claimed he had used tho Hag tor advertising. A paper pooler, representing the flag nnd containing In big letter the question. "la Colorado la America?" wea hero Introduced ud held before the Jury, lfe eh atrip of th flag n statement of which Is following are eaamples: "Martial law deduced la Colors do." "Habeas corpus suspended In Colorado' "Free press muialed In Colorado." --Whole le arrests In Colorado," "Six soldiers defy the courts of Colorado." f Tho witness said the flag was printed la Denver by tha Welters Federation of Miners, Haywood writ, tag tho aentlmenta. Released on 1600 bond. Moyer aald he prepared to leave Telluride tor Denver, when he wee called upon by two members of the National Guard aad Informed that General Bulkley Welle desired to see him at military headquarters. He went there and waa Informed that he wee to be detained a military prisoner until further AFTERNOON Street In moisten end dust proof packages. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Want Ads Bring Big Results They had families and owned property. hut the mt tut turned thuu hack when they attempted to enter th dis- There was never any hearing of any U hoadquaitora eea-talc- otlee. was then token to the bull pee." sell the witness "I tried to End cut many times why I wee detained, but no on could toy ether then that It was upon orders of the commander-in-chie- f of tho militia." Moyer was taken beck several months la hie story, to tell of havtng met Governor Peabody on th trslu one day and dlecuieing tho tabor alt. nation at length. He also told ef sending a telegram to Governor Peabody. asking if protection eould not ho granted to miners deported from Telluride and who wished to return. The governor replied, la affect, that unarmed cltiseue could go where they pleased In the state and would not be molested. Thirteen of slaty d purled wan wars selected to go back. T JrLY UTAn. THURSDAY, u p Can save money by seeing us before letting their contracts for OGDEN, trict. On.) iloyer told ef th militia having read Mil drink St t nffreahmont Mint fused to obey a writ ef habeas eorpua which 'the union bod set up. Tb taeuad by Judge Stems of tha CololtnM tawidaoed by aom odo rado court He was Anally released on a writ sneered toom th federal standing near; bo eould nut roaemba Just who It court hut was iwarrestod aad held "When did you first moat Horry two day oa a charge uf murder. (Continued from Orchard?" $a January, CAPITAL f3,60u,600.00. EXAMINER: sort oa this charge. Moyer, said he waa next arrested oa a charge of riot and the murder of Coxey McGee, at Victor, Colorado, June , mg. "Where were yoa oa June C, 1(04?" "1 wa la tha bull pen at Telluride 300 miles away. Th witness alio aald ha was arrested tor th murder of McCormick and Back, waa were killed la th Vlsdicator mine. He was takes to Cripple Creek oa this charge. H was released oa bead, after a few days la Jail, aad sever called for trial. Moyer said that a part of tha time b was la Telluride "bull pan," Pinkerton Operative Riddell, then posing as a mis, waa a fellow prisoner, this Juncture Riddell, jl tall, slender, wiry young fellow, with a constant grla on his face, stalked late tho court room. Is ha th Riddell you refer to?" asked Darrow of tha witasss. "That's tho man." aald Moyor. Riddell has baea identified by almsoi every wltaoaa Introduced by tha defense and seems to happen ta th court room precisely as Ms presence is deslrad. At tha time of the Independence depot explosion, Moyr said, ho waa la tha "ball pan' at Tellurids. Tn annual convention of th Western Federation of Miners was la session at Denver, and Meyer wired there, urg-iathat a reward for th arrest of th perpetrators of tho crime ho ottered. Tha Federation offered a reward of $5,000. Ha .that reward ever baea takes dowa?" Moyer was asked. No, air, aad it has sever baea called for." Explaining hla acquaintance with Johnny Neville, whom Orchard, said was at Independence with him at th time of th explosion, Mayor aald Kevin came to so him at headquarters la Denver and told of having had to leave Independence, after the explosion. with a team, and being taken back by th authorities. H had to employ conns! aad wanted to know If tho Federation eould net reimburse him. Ha aald ha had aa idea aa to who blew ap tho depot aad did not hallevarthat Orchard knew anytMng about it, either. Neville wanted to bo reimbursed ta tha sum of (100. Moyer said ha Investigated th matter, found that NavlHo had never boon a member of tho untoa. aad told him ho eould b granted ao relief. Hairy Orchard earns to aaa him la hla office, Jua 31, INI, aad asked Ma out to have a drink. Moyer aald. Ho wan busy at the Umo, hut told Orchard If he oared to wait h would Orchard go out with him taler. wilted Is tho enter office aad whoa Moyer waa through th two wont out to dinner together aad had a tow glasses of hear. ' Moyor declared that after this occasion ha savor aaw Orchard again. "Did yon over have aay arrangement of aay sort with Harry Orchard aa t the killing of aay one?" "I never had aay anaagemant of aay tort with Mm, aad sever even discussed th killing of aay one with him." Do you know of any money having baea paid him for killing or attempting to kill any onT Darrow naked ones mors. Thar navar was aay money paid to him, ao far I knew. Moyor denied that Orchard waa aver at hta bona la tha Aberdeen flats, aad also flatly denied Orchard' statement that tho witness aad Haywood. Petti bon and Orchard met la Pettlboae'a baok yard la August, 1905, and diacnaeod the killing of Governor Steuaenhorg. "I waa sever la Fettlbouai hack yard with Orchard la August, 1901, or aay other lima." "Did you know Orchard In any other way than as yea have testified?" "I know Mm Juat aa X know other mem bora of the organisation, and th only money transaction between aa waa whoa I paid for hla meals and hotel oa th trip to Ouray." Did you ask Orchard to kill Johnny Neville, or did NerlUo over demand aay money of you for what ho know about the Independence depot explosions?" "I had ao object la taking Orchard to take the life of Mr. NerUle," r plied Mayor ta tho same calm vote which has characterised Mo oiamlaa Uca throughout Mr Neville had never done anything to m. and any knowledge ho ntht have had about tho Independence depot could sot possibly have had aay connection with mo. Mr. Neville did not and eould not bar made any threats to me I bad nothing- ta fear." - , "Did you ever toll Harry Orchard that your health wa too delicate to have gay more crimes committed la Colorado, and that he had better go it g u to Mshor "I never dlscuaaed crimes with Orchard and could not have mads such a statement." Moyer declared he had never seen Adima. after the Cripple Creek strike. Moyer told of having cam to Silver City, Idaho, In October, 1(06. to visit the local unions of tho Western Federation ef Miners. , He did But atop la Caldwell, la fact hu did not know that there was such a place at that (I me. He knew antMng of the where bouts of Orchard or Slmpklna at this time. Did you ever receive a tatter frora at Butte asking you Harry Orchard for iioor- sir--No. norer received any letters from Orchard from aay place, or any telegrams, either." "Did you write Mm any letters?" "No, air. I never bad any eommunl-catio- n with him of any kind." Moyer declared that ha had never heard any threats against Governor Steuenberg. He knew absolutely aothlng about It la advene aad had never heard his death discussed. Two or three days after the death tho papers contained notice of tho arrest ef Thoms Hogan, who had registered from Denver. Meyer knew Orchard had pone by that name whra ho left Cripple Creek. Tha papers which contained the story of Orchard's arrest also began to charge the Western Federation cf Minora with being responsible for th crime. January 4. 1904, Meyer as Id. a cipher telegram was received from Spokane. The Federation had had a cipher message code ever since tta l organltatkm and' used It In the transaction of business. It was part of tha ritual and was used for sending out pass wonts, etc. The . cipher was her Introduced la evi 1 gea-ora- 11, 1907. dence. it was merely a system of using number to represent tatters.' Tha telegram also was offered la evidence. Th message waa from Jack Simpkins and, translated, read as follows: "Spoken. Jan. 4, 1904 Cannot get a lawyer to defend Hogan. Answer. L J. tmpklns." Moyer said Simpkins was a member of tho cxi eutive board who had charge of the Idaho district and It was his duty to take care of any trouble which occurred in the district. Slnpklsi was implicated by Orchard la hla early attempts on Governor Steunenberg and baa never been apprehended. I'pun receiving the telegram Mover said he consulted Mr. Murphy, the Federation attorney la Denver, and was advised by him sot to act hastily in the matter bat glv him time to think U over. Moyer declared that he did rally know whether th telegram was from Simpkins or not. Ashed U he knew of aay unfriendly person having p aaessiun of a code or ritual, Moyer said the desks of several of the unions In Cripple Crick had been looted during the troubles there. Moyer said he waa called to Chicago after consulting Murphy and tha matter of .employing counatl for Orchard was left in the hands of Secretary Hayatiod. The defense a aeries of telegrams and lrtters which passed between Haywood and R. I. H anion, financial secretary of tho local union at Silver City, Idaho. Th first of these was from Haywood to Hsnloo. directing tho latter to employ John F. Nugent, now a member of the defense counsel, na attorney for Orchard at tbs expense of tha Western Federation of Miners, to protect tho interests of tho organisation at Bots. Hanlon replied that Nurmi desired particulars. Haywood ta reply to this said that th press dispatch Indicated that another conspiracy was n on foot to connect tho Western cf Miners with grave crimen The Federation, ho declared, defended ao one guilty of crimq, but ta the found that If It had not pat hadoomo of Its acfuotd members they would have been the victims of conspiracy. Hanlon declared that h thouaht It unwise for the Federation to employ eounsel at the time as It would give the capitalistic preoa an opportunity to aay the Federation waa concerned In the crime. Hanlon Mid he thought that caution should he th pass word cf the Federation la dealing with the matter. Haywood arret la reply that he fully appreciated tho delicacy of the Federation's position nnd the antsgnootie attitude of the eaplteltatle preoa, but ho aald there waa no doubt that ovary, thtag would ho done to point th finger of fuepldoa nt tho Western Federation of Minora. "Even th delicacy of our position under theee circumstances," concluded Haywood, "moot not make us hesitate to protect ourselves." He explained that th Federation officials had to act la th matter as they saw ft from that distance. They mlao had hoard that certain unscrupulous lawyer war going from Colorado to Idaho to take a hand In th etas. These men. Haywood declared. tha Fadaratloa knew would atpp at notMng la their effort to put tha crime on tha Federation, ihslr record In Cripple Creak showed this. Whan tha reading ef tho letter had bean concluded Moyer anld that after ibo preliminary examination of Oa chard h mat Fred Millar, an attorney from Spokane, at tho residence of John Murphy, general counsel of th Western Fadaratloa ef Miners. Miller told him that ha had been seat to Caldwell to represent Orchard at hla by Jack preliminary examlaation Simpkins, th member of tha axacn-tlv- e board residing la Bpokana. Millar, after th preliminary examination went to Denver to discuss tho matter with the officer oI the Federation. He bad with him a transcript of tho evidence. After tho matter had been fullv discussed MtHer waa retained by the Federation to defend Orchard. Ha waa given 9149$ toe sxnenus by Moyer and left Danvnr for Boise. Mr. Darrow thea took np th Incident of Moyers arrest in Denver. He said that h had bought a ticket to go to tha Black Hills of Sou'h Dakota to visit tha unions thorn. Flans for this trip had been made soma time previously. Moyer ICJ he had been oa hoard the Pullman but a short time when bt was arrested by Plakerton detectives and taken to the police station whore h waa charged with Btounen-berthe murder of nt here-fotroruc- ri Fed-era'lo- exception of Charles H. Moyer, the president, and William D. Haywood, tha secretary and treasurer of the ..iM.u emtBrauon of Miner, tha defense ia tha Steuueaberg murder trial will today doe its cuo ia direct. A portion of the moralng session having been given to tho further reading of depositions takes in Saa Francisco, two or three witnesses come up for examination. Among these is Fr-Miller, one of the attorneys for WUltam D. Haywood. Miller acted, aa attorney for Harry Or confessed mur-(hard when the derer iff Bteuoeaberg was arrested at Caldwt-IAcccrding to witnesses for the state. Miller, who practices In Spokane, sent a telegram to Orchard when he waa 1 jail at Caldwell that he was comtag to hla assistance. This message, tt is charged. wn ft) pursuance of aa arrangt-me- Personal Adorfjrr.t d 1 f coMaiqai ut made that by Haywood the Wasters Federation of Miners eould defend the murderer. So far the defense has not denied that Miller waa retained la the interest of the West- -' era Federation, - but It is malatalneo tbat Haywood sent the telegram to Silver City when it was announced In the newspapers' thitthe Western Federation Concerned, in the mur- der and that It waa their custom to j take up all matters where tha asms of the Federation was involved. John Nugent, another of tho attorneys now representing Haywooa, was at the tlii-- a of Orchard's arrest practicing la Sliver City, Idaho, sad wai coi'.xultei by the secretary of s the local uatou who received meeeage. tt la knows tbat Miller visited Orchard hftar bis arrest aad that he weut to Denver to consult with tho Western Federation, afterward calling on Orchard at the penitentiary ia UoIm. At this time Miller brought Orchard, a . suit of clothes and was ' string for hlro.. While ilLlar was laDenver, Orchards confession waa secured by Detective McParlaud and when this confession cam out Inter Miller visits ceased. About a sr ro cf witnesses, who will bo called ia rebuttal by the stats have arrived In Boise. They eomo chiefly from north Idaho aud Col rad. The defense, having act up ea tha c'aimo of u tho part of th Mine Owner association, the Cltlxess Alliance and tha Pinkerton agency. In furtherance of , which they have ebswa by their wit nesses that the calling sut of tM military in Colorado waa unnecessary, tha state parpoaaa tp shew that ba-fthe military waa called out a number of terrible outrages had bean committed aud that. Uvea ud property of many cl fixe na having hem placed la Jeopardy during the struggle between the Federation and th Mias Owners, tha calling out f Die military waa necessary as a praoaa-tfej ! w-- v ; la not a haphum matter la way. Lika garments, some effects are becoming to tha wen ud aoma are not. For that the advantage ol a large xndru! ted line of them articles, as sho. at Buswcll'a. must ha appaimt ta every lady whose tastes sag f.1tT tacllno to a careful aad antet .selection. eountor-copaplrac- y . Horses Wanted want for head el sound, fat stage hone, We j weighing from 1,000 to 14M pounds, immediate!. What bare you got? Johnson & Dee Square Hoe Merchuts Stabe 248 24th St. PHONES a. no. JL wits esses In rebuttal will ha Captain KeParlaad, tha manager of tha western division of tha Among th Meet Pinkerton National Detective agency. ia expected that hla testimony will ha highly Interesting and that the by tho defense will McPartand has ham the object of eratiaual attack oa th part of the defease. Ha has boss retained by the state of Idaho ever since tha arrest of Orchard aad hu been continually at work ea th case against Moyor, Haywood aad Petti-hos- e line they wer brought to Idaho trout Colorado, , It It probable that tho rest of th week will be taken ap. with th examination of Meyer aad Haywood. The former goes oa tha stand today. Counsel for. the defuse any that his examination will net ho lengthy. Ever Blue tha case agalaat Harwood opened, there have bam rumors of the probability ef a oonleaotm from Moyer. According to th boat possible information from ovary tellable mums, there ta not tho sUgbtr eat foundation for these report. The statement hu bam mad that society women of Boise are Interesting themselves In effort to Influence Mrs. Mayer ta secure a eonfoaaioa from her husband. For such reporta then la not th slightest foundation. It 1a beyond question that aelthct Mrs. Moyer nor Moyer' himself have hem approached by any, persona In Brian with a view to influencing tha case. A statement to thu effect 1a authorised by counsel for both aides ud by Moyer and Ma wife. It Meat Ufje DEN cross-axaminal- 370 25th St u th chsraeae? of tho tnaaftr asrvlco' wa supply aur. patito Priimpt, reliable and at lew mat. Aay time you aay wall b c rV job and hand! tt sxpadldouav aad walk ALLffN TRANSFER CO. S3 for youm lg Will BLRLINGTOfi nos DEDUCE FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN FARES TWO-CEN- SCHEDULE ON ALL ITS And Plenty of It SYSTEMS. irrelevant trip?" ! Hay-woed- - Attorney Darrow declared It waa highly Important aa showing th counter conspiracy. Ho contended that the arrests were made by Pinkerton and that the prlaonara were turned ever to Bulkley Wells, a member of Min Owners Association, to th bring them to Idaho. 1 that a port of tho defease to bo offered here?" queried Judge Wood. It certainly ta," declared Darrow. "We' want to (how that this la not a case of punishing these men for any crime com mlttod, hut a plan to get them out of th way and to get thin organisation out of the way." Jadg WlMd allowed tha witness to soy that no opportunity waa given to consult counsel. The firiooaera were kept in Jail till 3 a. m. whan they left on n special train.' "Where did the train stop?" Judge Wood did not allow the wit-ae- i to answer. "How long did it take to make tho i W. L BUSVVELL, Jewder Second Dear North ef WrigSth g. "Did you. have any fire arms with you?" "Tas, I had an autnmarie pistol which I always carried haa I was oa tha road." "Was aay opportunity gives you to consult with th counsel or your family?" Senator Borah waa od hla fast hare with aa objection to going Into tha matter of the extradition of the prisoners. saying It was immaterial and Cu Stock Remedies and Poultry Regardless of Whether tho State Laws Call for the Two-CanRate. t. S Neb., July 10. Assistant General Passenger Agent Buckingham of the Burlington railway unouneed today tbat within tea days tha Burlington would put la operation a two-cefaro schedule between all pedate na tbat system, regardless of whether or not the different states have fare bllL Tbs Burpassed a two-celington traversal Wyoaeing, Montana, Colorado, Nebraska, Mfssomri, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin. Mlnnooota ud South Dsksta. Clarks are now working upon tho bow schedule aad tho rate will ho placed ta operation Juot the tariff ta completed. quickly The action of the Burlington win undoubtedly ruse other roads In th same territory to follow suit. LEATHER TRUST ENJOINED. Omaha, u ; SUPPUES Try Them T. B. Heller .Son u This question wan alsn ruled out. "Who had eharg of tha train?" Newark, V. J., July 1(L The proAa objection was raised to All posed consolidation of the United question hut Judge 'Wood allowed It to State Leather company with the Cenho answered. tral Leather company waa enjoined by Moyer said th train was In charge Emory, tsday, oa ap of Bulkley WMla who had bora adju- pli emtio of James CL Colgate aad tant general ef the Colorado militia other holders of preferred stock of and a member of th Min Owners th sited States Leather company-Th- o Association. There was on tha train Central Leather company wu ortwo Pinkerton detectives two members ef the Colorado militia mad ganised lu 190$, !m pursuant of a "Boh" Meldrarn. a 1(00 man" flam plan formulated by a committee of the United States comTetlurid. General Wens carried tho stockholdersItofseen red control of th pany, ud keys to th prisoners handcuffs. Tho dlnct examination of Moyer tatter oompuy ud Its subsidiary corwaa concluded at 3:53 p. . when porations. Mr. Colgate aad others opposed the conaoltdetioa m tho ground court adjourned until tomoww that they were entitled to ho paid tag at 9:1$ oclock. dividends of 46 per seat from the surplus of tho United States MTARLAND WILL TESTIFY. Leather company. la enjoining tho combination the Finkorton Detective to Defend Hia declared that it would Action. affect the rights of tha preferred stockholders Inequitably, Boise, Idaho, July 1L With th 2310 Washington Avsimm Bath Phones. Ogden Tnrf Exchange r I THE BEST Hi I Iwsciy-fift- ii California SL and EsWJ races. Direct wire for a sporting events. |