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The California Winery doesnt make a practice of tooting Itsown horn very much and therefore asks your Indulgence for send ¬

IOAir ing tho following short Item of news that cane to us a few days ago

by telegraph from Seattle from The Alaska Yulcon Expositionnt e California Winery awarded gold medals for seven of Its wines

tta above all other California competitionCordova Sauterne Claret1 Zinfandel Burgundy Port Sherry and Angelica Silver medal for-t F Riesling

This Is Indeed good and gratifying news to us and will ho wel-comedn S I too by our many friends and patrons It Is all the more sat¬

because we were not aware the wines were being judge-dandeen at this writing do not know who the judges were We be-

lieve therefore that true merit must surely have provoked thoa S awards to Cordova the WIne of Quality

Very truly yours CALIFORNIA WINERYt B M SHEEHAN VIcePres and Gen ling

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ol engagement in thisCityon account of the noncompletion of the new Ogden Theater where she was to play Mrs Carter wm be at the Salt LakeTheater Salt Lake City all next week and the management of that playhouse offers special attentionto Ogden theatergoers who wish to see her there Mail orders or phone reservations are advised

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tho rest of tho weekThe vaudeville bill Is a strong one

John World and Minden F1ngstour-who have traveled all over the worldand have visited the remotest cornersof South Africa New Zealand Aus-tralia and the Orient can assuredlybe called International FavoritesMr World Is recognized as one of thobest singing and dancing comedians

I and Miss Kingston Is equally wellknown Their act Is full of heartlaughs t good dancing travesty andsong I

Wilbur Mack and Nella Walker twoold favorites havo a lively and diverting novelty called The Girl and thePearl Mr Mack has wtltten manpopular songs amour whir mar bra-

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Messrs Vic Milo Frank GlrardRichard Halo and liddlc Roscoe com ¬

pose one of tho best of singing quailottos known as The Bison CityFour Eccentric comedy In dress antiaction niakcsthclr net stunt out by Hspif-

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solos will ho providedby the Hughes Musical trio Thoirdivertissement consists of solos dlicUiand trios on musical instrumentsAll are extremely clever and theirrepertory of selections both classicaland popular will bo found most ploaihag

Horr j Rubens the Munich Academh low devotes himself particular

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Eddie G Ross the Dancing Banjo-1st is both a musician and a dancerof much merit and his lancing to hisown accompanlament of the hallo Isthe feature of his act

To complete the bill there will bethe usual Orpheum motion picturesand some selections by the Orphoumorchestra There will bo matineesWednesday and Saturday

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After spending the evening with aparty composed of two women and aiiinn chance iinlntanccs whom hemet on his Way to Ogden J A Swanson a wealthy cattle dealer of SodaSprings Idaho found that he had beenrobbed of a roll of money containing850 When he awoko yesterday morn-

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from the north the afternoon beforeSwanson mot the thrco strangers andengaged In conversation with themAfter learning that their destinationwas tho same as his own the party decided to spend the evening together

After spending tho evening plons-nntly the four registered at the santohotel where they worn given rooms onurn same Jloor Swan on awoke thinmorning and found that his bank rollwas gone Ho made Inquiries at thehotel office and learned that his com-panions of tho evening before had sud-denly

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loft the city Ho then went tothe pollco station and reported hisloss And then left for Ma home AnInvestigation was started but with Iktie SUCCOR Last night Swanson toltgraphed to the police departmentlive an officer meet him at tho trainWhen he arrived hero ho gave the offleers Information regarding thewhereabouts of the three strangerswhich may result In tholr arrest In n

short time A draft for 50 which hehad In his pockets with the money wasnot taken by the person who robbedhim

HO VINEGAR IN

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Please givp me a dimes worth ofdiluted acetic acid

This TK what you should ask yourgrocer If wish to save him from-

embarrassntc 1 Jf you abl him forvinegar 1c Will If he Is a strictly hon-

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grocer livoti up to tho letter oftho law probably tell youthat he hasno vinegar fu4 can toil you diluted

acid-According lOWIHanl state

fpod anti dairy commissioner there isrio vinegar In tho market of the slateand the sour stuff that Is now be-

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of the atntcr In malt ant fruit vine-gars wafi entirely Inadequate to theneeds ofvlhornarkot The enforcement-of the law ronulrlng the manufacturersto label their so called vlnocar as di-

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ADVANCED VAUDEVILLENEW BILL TOMORROW NIGHT

MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 215 PERFORMANCE-EVERY NIGHT AT 816

Tho International FavoritesJOHN W WORLD M INDELL KINGSTON-

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WILBUR MACK NELLA WALKERIn their Musical Flirtation Tho Girl and the Pearl >

THE BISON CITY FOUR rMessrs Milo Girard Haley and Hoscoc Melody and Comedy k

HUGHES MUSICAL TRIOVersatile Instrumental Virtuosos

HERR J RUBENSFirst American appearance Novelty Transparent Painter v

J EDDIE G ROSS <The Dancing Banjoist v

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PRICES Matinees 15c25c 50c All scats reserved Evenmgd =jScj 25c50c and 75c

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which Mrs Leslie Carter was booked to appear Monday night ffi

and Tuesday matinee Oct 18 and 10 her engagement in Og¬

den had to be canceled but special attention will be given tolocal theater goers who wish to attend her performances in ii

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Investigation la to bc made by thestate food and dairy commissioner in¬

to the methods of grocers who sell theacid and It will bo insisted that theacid sell as acid and not as vinegar

Orders have been given that thousands ot barrels of the diluted acid vine-gar

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WASHINGTON CROP BULLETINS

Washington Oct StTJWIIOllmInarv estimate of the average

per acre of Spring wheat Is 159 biifih-

els as compared with 132 bushels-the final estimate In 100S of oatsabout 303 bushels as compared with250 bushols last year and of barleyabout 239 bushels against 251 a yearagoThe quality of barley Is S35 againstS930 last year with an Indicated totalyield of 164630000 bushels against10C75TOOO final estimate In 190S

Tho average condition of othcicrops Isstated as follows

VBuckwTTcat J5 tit harvest ugainsiSlC last year-

Potatoes 78S on Oct 1 against GS7Flax seed S19 at harvest against

S12 with South Dakota S7Apples 439 October against 4S

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