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The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

A two-faced woman is more danger
ous than a bare-faced lie.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

The automobile is winning its way
to favor among the farmers. The ma
chimes are coming to be a feature at
every agricultural fair. and interested
groups of farmers which always sur
round such exhibitions attest the
change of sentiment which is taking
place regarding the horseless vehicle.
1t is Interesting to note also that in
communities where the farmers are
beginning to purchase autos there is
growing interest in good roads. In
Kansas traveller reports having
found a section where good roads were
the rule, and noting that the soil and
climate were the same as prevailed
in other sections where the roads
were very bad he made inquiry and
found that in the section where the
roads were well kept there were a
number of farmers who had bought
automobiles and were therefore inter
ested in having good roads. When
the town fellow has the automobile.
farmers are very strongly prejudiced
against it. They say they scare their
horses, endanger the lives of their
wives and children; but whenever the
farmer buys an automobile the horses
cease to scare, their wives and chill
dren are delighted with the quick and
easy method of going to town, the road
drag is in evidence on every hand. and
everybody is happy.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

The good old farmers prayer that
he Lord would preserve him from
the itch. tight shoes. COW that holds
her milk. kicks and debt" was born
If a wealth of experience and indicated
that he desired to walk in the easy
paths of peace and contentment.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

Be sure the box on your machine
you are taking to the field has in 1t the
tools you may need. A little fore
thought will save the time and
trouble of going back after what is
needed.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

Just take time from the rush of the
work to make n mental resolve that
you will attend your state fair this
year. Those who have wisely acquired
the habit of attending these annual ex-
positions find in them a refreshing
and broadening influence that is help
full all along the line. Don't miss your
state fair.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

The average weight of the average
draft horse is 1900 pounds. The farm
err will find that the horse of lighter
weight on the farm will not handle the
work easily or well. 1t liz economy to
have heavy horses, and 1t pays to raise
that kind too.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

Carbonic acid gas has been found
to delay the souring of milk. A series
of tests were conducted by the New
York Agricultural college, the gas be-
ing combined with the milk under
varying pressures, using the ordinary
soda water chargers and sealing the
bottles to retain the gas and exclude
the air. With the higher pressures of
>gas, souring of the milk was delayed
indefinitely; as bottles charged under
pressures of IT'S pounds to the inch
remained sweet for five months. The
milk thus treated makes an agreeable
rink; and 1t is believed that the pro-
less will be. valuable for preserving
milk for use on seagoing vessels, in
hospitals and elsewhere. Full details
If the tests are given in Bulletin No.
1872 Of the station. which may be OBJ
aimed on application.
The Lamar register., 1908-07-29

The successful poultryman is the
one who can distinguish the dividing
line between the pure bred stock that
is all for show. and the pure bred
stock that is for the egg and flesh
making business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
A GREAT CHANCE.

To buy I'D acres of me ranch
land, within ~ hours ride of
salt Lake city; 100 acres in
hay. 40 in alfalfa, Fine house,
bunk houses, sheds, elegant
barn. all up In fine shape Pri-
mary water right and water
enough for every foot OF
ground. Fenced and cross
fenced In good shape, 100 tons
of hay Will be cut this year.
This ranch Is located midway
between summer aud winter
range, making II ideal for cat
tie, horses or sheep Think OF
All this for $21 per acre; 5000
down, balance asy terms. This
ranch is easily worth SO, 900;
look into H. Its equal is MOI
10 be had In the west See US
on address
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE
& TITLE Co.
No. 20 Main ST.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Phones 70i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

Southeast, close in, near 9Th
Il. and 9Th SO, Groom frame,
25xi5Iia to alley. Easy terms.
Fine location.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
Are You
interested

In Salt Lake City? If you are YOU
should own Real Estate. The happy
man Is the man who owns his own
home, and is not compelled to pay rent
TO landlord. BE YOUR OWN LAND
LORD by purchasing one or more of
the following.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
A NORTH BENCH BEAUTY.

No. Il NJ Street, elegant s.
room, 9-story pressed brick,
with $50 worth of good barns
and Outbuildings House In
good repair East front. fine
lawn aud shade. \ beautiful
home. Price. $500 and q real
bargain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
HERES A GOOD ONE.

\ Groom pressed brick, mod
ern. fine lot, opNl25 to alley,
lawn, etc, good cellar and
closets. A model home. south
east. Price, S360. Can make
very easy terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

DOUBLE HOUSE OF rooms. 3 closets.
pantry. bathroom, with modern conyen-
iences, cellar. etc, on each side. Rental
value so per month. East Side.. $4iO0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

S-room attractive, modern brick house,
barn. lawn, trees, etc. ixl0 rods. First
class location on east side. $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
mo JOHN REEVES CO,
90. Atlas Block
Phones iSil.
Anchor Realty Co.

10 w gnl SoutH,
500 VIII huy Groom house, lot 5ONtIi
feet well located. easy terms
Slgo-Nll buy f-room frame q. L. wal.
tor I'm house, good lot 500 down,
balance Ike rent.
gi6j0-Will buy Groom frame, rec hail
closets and pantry, large corner
lot 500 down, balance liko rei.t
igooO-Wln buy 7.toom brick. bath. >. l..
lot ski rods. one-half block from
city ana County Building
TO TRADE
Grocery store for poultry ramon; room
ughouBe for improved or unimprnved
ground 4 lots 90 nrat payment On homo
or viii sell any ~ the above a. n great
sacrifice n cash
For real estate or business opportuul-
ties see Va,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
ITGrnnso TruiG lLands

% acres, 5000.
~ acres, 5000; trade
% acres, near Garfield Shelters t3Jl
acres. SlOo0.
20 acres, sS3OO
~ acres. $500.
80 acres. $500. trade.
10 acres, 5000
l60 acres dry. $500
IS acres, $500; trade.
40 acres, In Alberta, Idaho, $500.
~ acres, In Idaho, $500.
lG0 acres adjoining REIMBURSEMENT,
800.
i9O acre farm. 100 acres under Gull
tlvation. S4S0O-Idaho
len acres, hne farm, $500. water right.
good stock, implements and crops, All
for sS000
new store building and fixtures C
good living rooms. outbuIlduGa. a
great bargain, $500.
s-room house, on It'll East $500
S-room brick at Bingham Junction
suitable for hoarders. $500
/ lot ON North Bench. bX3. 800.
,a q good lot o" 9th East small house
cash grocery, enst side. invoice.
q lots on ith East 500 800 down.
80 month.
" store building, 2x22, with good
living rooms, $500
7-room modern farm. southeast. COM
pact and nice, little home great bar
gain NJ $500
a nice little nat. End south. walking
distance, new. and built for a home,
pays 10 per cent $500
10 good copper prospects In Nevadn.
office
3 patented claims In samc'cump.
n interest In prospects south OF Lit
itlo Cottonwood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
Enterprise Reality
& Investment Co.
IS West 2nd So.
Phone Bell 1874: Ind. 12fD.

The most complete list Of building
lois ON North Bench and Southeast
,o,, SAMPLES OF BARGAINS.
sGo-2ieNIls, on 10th Ave
S650-21aN15e, on L St
SsoO-215 N71. on 10th Ave.
Sl200-2La Xih, on ST
sJ15o-Brand new buff brick on 10th
Terms.
WILL SELL OR TRADE acres of best
chicken land in the country. s2j down,
$40 per month
s2j0O--C Chicken ranch, easy terms IN
acres and buildings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

Beautiful Groom brick house. bath,
electric light. laundry, stationary tubs.
3SxlSj feet TO alley, 18th East St.....si5N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

5-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE.
Inc lot on Cannon street $500
3-rnom frame on klmbAll Ave. 500
Groom brick, huc large barn aud
chicken house. loi SKI rods, all kinds
OF fruit Hnd shade S. E Sioo
Groom bungalow on n ST.. modern.
gas ana gas range, sewer and SIDE
7-roon brick. modern. new. ON 9Th
Ave. between A ana y SITS 5000
Groom brick mud frame, on 3rd South
east, lot II "a NlGi 500
Aud others an parts OF city
See mn for all kinds ~ real estate
SEARS INVESTMENT 60,
81 West Second South
GROOM FRAME SUMMER KGTCH-
en-. worth Sll0O; $50 cash. balance $40 per
month Z per cent interest
We haze houses ana lots for salo IN
almost all parts OF the city
Oakley is building up fast Don't miss
tho opportunity Of getting u pair Of
nice building lots ana build Yourself q
Home There ts more money made IA
real estate than IN any oLbor' way, See
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
SO w. Ord So. Phones i7s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
HOMES,
RAILROAD MEN.


HOMES.
RAILROAD MEN.
NoTICE-A i-room mod, pressed brick,
new; yellow pine woodwork End
No. near sth West 900 No roa-
sonabie oifer refused
ACRE TRACTS,
Twu acres fruit with good water right,
close In, southeast $3.50
10 acres r.. mn So, ST.; good water
right; beautiful land t21iO
10 acres adjoining Al Hailows College
grounds city water; blocks from the
Encw car line; suitable for plating, sp10.
"A Many others.
"a GODDARD INVESTMENT co,
N u East lst South st
COME AND CONSULT THE BAR
Eain man when you want 10 buy or sell
zeal estate, u. Z OBLAD. Rooms ~ and
,. Commercial Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

New 5:room modern brick, 4Ox129 feet.
near Liberty Park. $500
Easy terms,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
SNAPS!
IoTs

i3 It. by 10 rods on near .th. $500.
jNi0 rods ON 9Th South. sl701.
80 IT. lot ON 10th East me trees,
fenced. $50
20 f. lot. close in on 9th East, fruit
and shade trees. fences sewer and side
walk in, ana paid for $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
why MOI
Your Home?

You can make US a small payment
down, and we can sell you home
ready to move into now, or viii build
to suit your wishes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
AN IDEAL NEW HOME.

Southeast, Z rooms, ~ to the
minute in modern construction.
Nantel. bath, electric fixtures,
all ready TO live in. The best
built house in Salt Lake. $500,
Terms. If you Wish something
out of the ordinary, let us show
YOU this.
NORTH BENCH BUILDING
LOTS.
Near hospital and the new
school building about TO he
erected Price. $3.50 TO $3.50:
terms Call in and let us show
YOU the plat. They are the best
on tho north bench.
Here they are. Tho cheapest
In Salt Lake today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
S NEW HOMES.

10 SUIT your wishes.
NEW HOMES.
To be built in Major Ave-. near 18th
South and Main Street This is right
close in. only 4 blocks from the heart
Of the city. no car fare to pay, every
modern convenience paved streets. etc.
500 or 500 down and s2j will secure
one of these beautiful homes.
SNAPS!
Groom, modern brick house. right-.luse
in. on East LIST South St. 1860 Worth
much more. Terms
Almost new. S-room. modern pressed
brick cottage. close in. on West Tenn
pie st. $2SO0. On easy terms owner
leaving town ana is making big sacri-
flee TO secure quick sale.
Brand new, 6-room. modern brick cot
tage, beautiful mantel, large lot etc,
$3.50.
Brand new, 5-room modern brick, CO
ment basement, walks. etc, $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

3-room frame. a5xls6 feet near Lib
erty Park ..,,,' ....,...,...,......,,..Sl0 $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
ILIQlyIl S 7
Real Estate, Loans and
lEsUrGmcs.
SPECIAL OFFER.
NO. : so. MAIN ST.
Bell 2O76. Ind. 6.

a new broom modern home. No.
southeast of Liberty lsrkD. low
price and easy terms. only s2Sjn.
Come in and propose your terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
500 Lots im Union Iaeighac

Salt Lakes finest suburb located high
and dry, oyorooks the prattest part OF
the valley. Lots sold on very easy
your money Is To buy lots I'm Union
Heights. II Is better than n savings
bank,
Every LOT entities you 10 q chance on
a 5000 home. Come In and let US tell
you all about H.
Homes. lots and business property in
every part of the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

1I-acre farm, all under cultivation.
groom rustic house, stable. chicken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
FARMS SPECIAL.

ls-acre farm. all under cultivation, T.
room adobe house, good Water right. Io-
Gated at South Bountiful ............ $3.50
90-acre farm, l2 acres fruit, balance
farming land; 100 fruit trees: all kinds
small fruit. Located east from
SANDY ....'. .......s.... ......,........ S33O0
17-Hcre farm, all under cultivation,
Groom rustic house, stable. chicken
house etc,''..'. 80. $3.50
40 acres, nearly all under cultivation,
Groom brick house; largo barn, 4 Tow
ing wells Located miles north from
i60-acre farm; As acres under cultiva-
ton; all can he cultivated 80 shares OF
water, Located east from Sandy. 5000
NOLgs YWOOD 1rRACTg
Located at State Street and 18th South.
Building lots In this subdivision are
25x1JU feet. with an alley In the rear;
cement walks, piped water. cement curb
and stone monuments, all put IN In
FIRST class condition. Lots 1916 and up.
Remember all lots are good lots and
cellars can bc had. Building restric-
tions which insures good homes. l.ocat-
ed only ten minutes from the County
Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

s-room brick, city water in house. az
$40 rods, 5th North ................. 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

40 acres, nearly all under cultivation,
Groom brick house; large barn, 4 row
ing wells. Located 6 miles north from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

New ie-room modern brick .suitabIe
for families. Rental value <ss2 per
month"; s''' '-.'.'........,...,.,,.....s $500
Groom brick and frame. s7x1i5 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

NORTHEAST BENCH LOTS.
Ten hne lots, south fronts, on
10th ave, Bet. r and II Streets:
Al y Kills TT TO alley, city water.
etc. $3.50 and $3.50. II you want
bench property NOW is THE
TIME TO BUY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
HELD TOR MURDER.
Nawxe Kills Woman and Must stand
 Trial.

Nawxe Kills Woman and Must stand
 Trial.
 The charge of murder was yesterday preferred against John Faikner. a ne- gro, arrested about ten days ago by Deupties Wilson and Mckee on the charge of assault to murder. Abbie Ber- ry,. the negress who was shot by Falk- naa, died yesterday morning.
 Enraged because his wife had testi- fed against him in a case some time ago, Failxner threatened to kill her. and in attempting to execute his pur- pose, he killed instead Abbie Berry. a negreas against whom he had no ani- mostly.
 The shooting occurred on the Coosada road near Pickett Springs. Falkner'a wife, with Abbie Berry and several other negroes. were riding along the road in a wagon. when a shot suddenly iired upon them pierced the breast Of Abbfe Berry, laying her prostrate upon tho bottom Of the wagon.
 A physician was summoned from Montgomery and medical attention Eiv- en the wounded woman. but her condi- tion did not improve and yesterday morning she died. Since she was wounded. her condition bad been 90 se- rious as to prevent her removal to her home and she died at the home of q negro near the scene of the shooting.
 Deputies Wilson and Mckee yester- day swore out a warrant in Justice R C., Young's Court charging Valkner Wath murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Cross your Fingers
 or you'll be TAGGED.
PATTERsON-HOOPER-
PrUnfmen4 Young People Were Mar rfad fin Selma.

PrOminenf Young People Were Mar
 rfed in Selma.
 Selma. June 3-(Speclal.)-A 9 o'clock tonight. at the residence of Mrs. M & Hooper on Alabama Street. oo- cured the marriage of Miss Maude MoPherson Hooper to Hugh Patterson. of Philadelphia.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. T. Mangum. in the presence of only the family and their most intimate friends. Miss Bettie Keith was maid of honor. while H. Patterson. brother of the bridegroom. was best man.
 The bridal party entered the artistic any decorated parlors through differ enf doors to the strains of Tanhauser's wedding march. played by an orchestra The couple met at an improvised altar where the ceremony was performed
 The br4de Is one of ths most gifted and taa@ntsd yDung wumen of the c1tT and has E0r for herself lsE1cnB os fnismas azEzng her 1Ifn In the city,
 U.hs Hr4dsgrurnm tB R TgrnE tuRlxeun rlm:n oT FhflmdeRpAttR- Ths VSzlruK couple wsr9 flSs TRctpiHntg uR n large mmmhnr of hnn6Bune weddtng prHsantR
 Me. and htrE, PatfnrBUn win fsasre to- morrow nnrning for MpfRnnnsry, from wlSass they wsill go to thatr hnnns In PhilahslphiRs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
TAG DAY.
 Friday. June Sth.
PRAISE FROM PRESIDENT.
Jackson Smith, Member of Canal Com aE mission, ResiRna.

Jackson Smith, Member Of Canal Com mission, Resigns.
 washington. June s.--President Roosevelt today accepted the resigna- tion of Jackson Smith, member of the Isthmlan Canal Commission. and man. ager of the Department of Labor, Wa ter and subsistence. with headquarters at Culebra. c. 2. Mir. Smith has been in the service three years and the President in accepting the resignation complimented him on his work.
 Mir Smith will relinquish his oflctal duties July IS, but his resignation be- comes effective September IS, thus giv- ing him the benefit of sixty days leave of absence afforded by the law. In accepting the resignation President Roosevelt has this to say of the work done by the retiring commissioner:
 "I accept your resignation in the terms in which you ofHer it. l cannot permit this occasion to pass without expressing formally to you my appre- eiation of the earnest, thorough and ef- fective service which you have rend- cred In organizing the Department of Labor, Quarters and Subsistence, and developing 1t to such state of effi- cfency that the task of your successor will be a comparatively easy one. The supreme importance of the Department of Labor, Quarters and Subsistence in the work of construction. of course. Is known to every one familiar with the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

s. aeclared General Sanford. "ft cs s ha stated of Jefferson Davis also, he ,ts ao a great . man, that hts faults have been forEotten.-
 s.rsrsi Sanford closed his address .rssx . beautffui tribute to the public s.ry,re ana splendid personality of Jsfserson Davis. He declared that no
 man of intelligence doubted ms patr otism, his purity of purpose o' ,r nus .rS fiat his fame would rest snrever neoure as the embodiment oI eraatnsss in war and peace. ano ,s
 .r.a he reyered wherever men io'e tshnrfv and admire heroism.
 rTa,ioyvinr the speech of General san ford Miss Mamie Harrison of
 dauxhter of Gen George ranl ,.s.. rIson, who was to have been .ns a. eiuaI sneaker last night. but wno va ,,rayoidabiy deprived of the privilege ana pleasure of being present, wa escorted to the speakers stand anu sarg FaAher Ryan's beautiful eno pa
 trtat,c hymn, '"rhe Conquered bah-
 Miss Harrison has one of the mos.
 marnificent voices ever nearo
 nuh,Ic exercise in Montgomery. ana go p.ast was itr volume and cultivation
 fhat if filled the Hall of Representa-
 tvss from wall to wall without the
 ioss of the slightest shade of perfect rtonation. The audience went wild with applause at the completion or Miss Harrison's song. and in response to a prolonged encore she sung way Down on the Swanee River. IT pos sibie more Beautifully than she had the | first piece. pr. Thomas M. owen then thanked l all who had aided in the exercises oi | tbe day and reviewed the history oi | the work on the part of the patriotic 1 associations of the city in planning ana | arranging the extensive and interesting I program that comprised the exercises | of the centenary celebration. He | said that eleven patriotic assoeiations 1 and the ten schools of the city lad | taken part in the celebration in addi' | lion to the exercises at the Carnegie | Library, the city's chief center Of cul' | ture and at the CapItol last night. I The quartette for the occasion ther I sang "Tenting Tonight on the olc Cnmp Ground." In response to an en- l thusiastic encore the quartette rend' | cred another beautiful song.
 1 z pr Neander Woods. pastor of thu Central Presbyterian Church was in l troduced by pr. owen as "one of Nor
 Rar,'s men," and dismissed the as' l sembIage with a henedietion.
 Wakeh cut.
 | For TAG DAY ymne 5th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
BOATSWANTDAMAGE
SUIT IN ADMIRALTY COURT DUE TO
 COLLISION.
British Admiralty is sui-- fhe Owners ef the American Line Steamer sf. Paul For Accidenf to
 Giadiafor.


 London. June 5.--The case sf the British Admiralty against the owners of the Amer lean Line Steamer St. Paul came up for hearing today before Sir John Cereii Barnes. in the Admiralty Court. -.ae British eruis- CT Gladiator collided with the St. Paul off the Isle of Weight April 75 and as re- suit the cruiser had to be beanhed
 The Admiralty claims damages for the loss Of the Gladiator. alleging negligence in navigation on the part of the St. Paul There is also a cross action on the part of the Captain of the St. Paul. who claims damage from the Gladiator. The company alleges that good lookout was not kept on the Gladiator, that the cruiser improper ly failed to pass the St Paul on the port side: that the Gladiator's helm was im- properly put to starboard and that she neg iected to sound the necessary signals.
 The allegations of both plaintiffs against the respective defendants are practically Identical.
 Captain Lumsden. Lieutenant Murray. tn,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
Announce bond saIe.

New York. June 3.--An announcement that the Union Pacific Railroad com- pany has sold to a syndicate of Amer ican and European bankers $40.00o,00o of the sl00, 900. 900 issue of first mort gage bonds authorized last month ii expected to be made at meeting oi the directors of the company tomor- row. It Is understood that the new financing has been completed and awaits only the approval of the full Board of Directors. The price at which the bonds were taken by the banking syndicate are variously estimated at from s3 to e4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04

navigating lieutenant and several minor cf> fieers of the Gladiator testified today agree ine on the main point that the Gladiator was properly handled in view of the signals from the St. Paurs whistle but in minor de~ tails there was some diverEence of stste- ments by these witnesses Pilot Beyer was the first witness for the defesne. He deciar- cd that the customary speed on the soient wss about twelve knots and that the st. Paul was going about six knots He saw the cruiser on his port side and ordered fuli speed astern- He remarked to the men standing near him. '"The cruiser ia going to starboard. Good gracious. she's never going to cross my bows"
 He declared he never starboarded hts helm, and asserted he did not blow two blasfs on the siren- The hearing was then adtourned until tomorrow.