davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

provision has also been made for two-cycle
motors TIE bore on tasis Of four cylinders
being sls inches and for three cylinders. 365
inches The entry fee for the has been fixed
at $500 for car $500 $3.50 for three and
$500 for four
manufacturer is not held down in this race TO
his stock model but increase or diminish his
bore to meet the above specifications He can also
strip his car as much he wishes. provided
always that his weight exceeds $50 pounds
Owing to the enormous American output Of low
powered announced for the coming year this
race should be attractive TO the small car manu-
facturers The American tvo-cylnder has
shown that it can go for long tours at low speed
for many hundreds of miles without materlai
trouble but should a manufacturer De aDle 10
prove that his car travel at the topmost limit
Of It's speed for two hundred miles. to that manu-
facturer will belong the worlds market for the
coming season.
1T must be very fine to predon1inate in your
field of manufacturing that when anybody thlnhs
of a steam car they think of the White. SAID a
prominent gasolene manufacturer fe" GAYS
ago to windsor T. White president Of the "hlte
company
1T is fine thing and yet there are times ~hen
we wish that the public would keep In MIND thal
there are other makes of steam cars. replied MI
White LAS you well know, in the early Gays VI
the industry lot of steam automobiles WITH oIui-
nary boilers were built by incompetent people
Most of these cars course. went to the scrap
digs I'M one of these obsolete steamer. and nxes IL
so that IL will run. Sooner or later-seneraiiy
sooner-somethnR happens 10 this steam autorno-
biIe and we are more than likely to get the ois-
credit for it For example, about two weeks ago
an old German steamer blew UP near Painesvlhe'
Ohio with disastrous results. The published re-
ports Of the accident spoke of a steam machlne
blowing up and some people who do not hno" our
car and who therefore do not realize that such a
thing is an absolute inpossioity with the White
thought that one OF machines was invoiVeo- II
these people had given any thought TO the old.
crude steam cars they would undoubtedly nave
placed the blame where 1t belongs
The Thomas Flyer. the winner IN the Ne" 1ofh-
to-parfs race was taken from the Times Building
Yesterday for an upstate The car went 10
Poughkeepsie last night, and later II VIII go 10
Albany Utica Syracuse and Rochester. A big
recsnt,on has been planned and almost without
execution the Mayors will receive the ere" ana
welcome them back to their home state after their
strenuous the-worid trip 1t Is expected that
az Albany Governor Hughes will welcome the car
and the Thomas agents along the line have invited
all the automoblsts in their respective cities 10 go
out and meet the car.
Joe Tracy the well known automobile driver
will accompany the in the capacity OF an OH
cal observer from the Automobile Club of America.
ord +ba compsny will submit a complete technical
reno-t of the running condition of the car MI
Mcconnell of the engineering department. VIII
take the trip in the car, submitting daily reports
to the club
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
CHICAGO.

PfeIster in fourth inning. tBatted for
Frazer seventh inning,
Chicago ......--------------1
Brooklyn ...---------.----..-0 u W
o-rasa hftE-Sheehan Three-base hits-Kling.
steinfeIdt. HIts-or PfeisteT : in Ave innings; OF
ard Stolen bases-Evers Killing. Hoffman. Left on
hssesNChcago s. Brooklyn. g. First base on bails-on
pfeie,ar l. OF Frazer of Overall. ]; of Wilhelm. 3
str1,ck o,-Rv Pfeister by Frazer. L by Overall B
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sr. LOUIS. 8; BOSTON, 2.

At ST. Louis: n L.
ST. Louis -.-....------.--o : .
y3atteries-St. Louis. Raymond and ludwig Sos-
.oD Ferguson and Smith. Unlpire-hiem
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DETROIT. I; WASHINGTON, o.

At washington; 40 a-1 10 D
Detroit .....-'''''--0 a o 0 0 0 0 90
e++arIes-Detroit Donovan and Schmidt; WASH
,so pst. Tobnson and Street. Umpire-Egan-
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FIRST GAME

s.sn...ase h's-Wagner. Seymour. Three-bsse hit
f,-.l ASl Home run-Donl!n. Stolen base-Deviin
t4sss pays Leach Abbaticchio. Ssorke and Gibson
snzticchso and storke. Abbs3cchio and Storke
x.. vvcnio and Wagner Left bases-Pittsbure. q.
EIs,. 'S'h . First base bals-oT Wills 8: OF
g. FIRST base errors-Plttsburg. l. New YORK.
LUX oct-By Wills 3; by Wiltse. j. Tinle-i;3o
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

BEST TWO IN THREE HEATS
Czarevns. ch Z. (Noan)
Belvasia p. T. CTItsr1
Sazarine BnEen br CMcGrath) ..-...-.......--..
lthneiander. h G Qalge)
Berta b + Young dis
Time-2;11& 2:I5%
PACTNG-2:iO CT.ASS-PURSE 1880
Leslie Waterman. e. (MoDonaldl .........-...
HrIo"s bg 'NoSl =
Lady OF Honor. ch CThomas) ;
Prince 4 RundAl. b. h tiearr) .-........---.-.-
Time-2:Ueb< 2:Oek; 209ts
TROTTTNG-2:21 CI4As+PURsE s. 300 THREE
HEATS.
n 'NCoia4ul !
Kidd McjregOr. b. h (Geersl ..-...-...-.......3
frince honl DIX n ttsserE' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Baron Bells, b. (Maloney9 .....-............-.
bronson D. g 'Iiterl '.-.......'..--...--.
Alice Victor. b. tGoodrchD ..................
Iupe Jr b. CTozierl ..............-. dis
Redette. blk. Mccarthy dts
Time-2:l3i: 2:1I: 214i4.
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDERS FUTURTTT-FOAI.s
1so5-PACING- PURSE. 81. .Oo0-BEsT
TWO IN THREE HEATS
Master Mckerron. br tMcDonaldI .............. !
Katans, young .......-..-.-...-
Clover br h. fSnowD
Time-2:17A: 2:l7s..
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PHILADELPHIA. e; CINCINNATI,

At Cincinnati: a n q, - q e
f-.innati 0 l o o o o-1 o
pat,eries-Phadelphia McQullian and Doom;
Cincinnati, Campbell and Mclean Chipiie-''ii
cfo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES We

Newark at Rochester
baltimore Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
FIRST GAME.

Tvobass hlts-walIace Heid-ick- Three-ea.e his
r-.xrto ti.s5rcL Home run-Stone. Sacrifice nits-~
s7re.n.v WsddeII stolen bases-Stone smith
T1oThIs plav.-Conroy Laporte and Chase BAL anT
Left on bases-st Louis. 9; New York ElrsT o1 g.
b..N0- TIoxE =; off waddeil, 3 Struck out-FSy NaI
SsiI a. Nv ESSx I Tine-2:0O- Cmpire-COnnely-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
SECOND GAME

New York -----.-.i o 0 : %
has. hits-Hedrick. Ferris Wallace Ia.s
pits-yytlsus Larorte stolen
f4ar,1sJY Double pay-BaH. Laporte and Cnase ~
" srsas = Toufs 3; York. . StrucA out,iS
Shsshro on 2. by Powell . Tme-1;S1 Cmplre-Co"i''''
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

-.--..lL.n T.-4ey. I ;. m.-American Leasu. Park,
.m.ricsn. VS. 81 Louis.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

pr.I, baltimore. I First cannei.
A RunaIo. 4: Baltimore. : t>econn t'f""
Newark 5; Rochester. o.
uontrsaI 5; Jersey City. o.
Toronto. 4: Providence
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iliscran nkie onon
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

Ida d. only galloping at the end L
caught Belle Strorne. which was tiring badly
SD RACE.-For two-year-olds; $500 added.
= Winner b. e. by Ben Brush-Fair Vision
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

he
moved tesslan
off badly mace up ot o ground
upward One mile and
= Euner-c Oh
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16
FROM ROUTE ).

Rain: no blowing: the farmers have q
good rest.
Gardens are looking fine on Five Mile.
Saturday ]. Rudick went to Baxter.
Sunday Nick Gilmore had his widow
out driving.
Myrtle Baker is spending the week with
her sister on the creek.
Tuesday John Ewers and wife drove to
Baxter with hens to sell Demoss& Chubb.
Bert Baker of Tennessee Prairie was on
the branch looking after his cattle on the
range.
Green hunters are plentiful on Five Mile
Five Mile was higher than for a long
tine.
Miss Hattie Evans and Charlie Havans
were out driving Sunday.
Fred Archer of Galena was on Five Mile
looking for fat cattle and hogs.
II reports are true Bill Archer has gone
to Mexico. Wonder IL il 10 for his health
or to stay single. He perhaps could tell Il
he would.
How about this promise to marryl Some
folks should look up the law on . lew
things as they 60 along
Al Burrows sold his hogs and fat COW
to G. Ewers.
Mrs. Turner visited Mrs. John Ewers
Thursday.
Peoria was surprised by having quite a
fire. Who was to blamel
The Quarts Bros. have sold their min
ing interests and made money.
John Burrows. wife and son diaed with
! ner daughter, Mrs. B. Miller. Sunday.
Manird Burrows hauled his fathers fat
hogs to Blendville Saturday.
VIM. Simms from the branch vas q Five
Mile visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Hicksenbaugh visited Mrs. Conner
Sunday,
Sixteen at the horseshoe game Sunday.
No mail Saturday on account OF high
water. Our carrier has been very faith
full: when he don't come Il 10 something
out Of the ordinary.
Saturday all the farmers IRON these
parts could not get 10 Galena unlsss going
BY Fillmore bridge On Shoal creek and
the approach on this side vss not sale.
Mrs Dennis Lynch died At her home %
the south side Of Tennsssss Prairie Last
Saturday. Mrs. Lynch was . fas woman
and she viii be missed not oaiy By her
family, but by q large circle Of friends.
The remains were taken 10 81. Paul. Kan
sas. where they were inferred On Tuoday
Of this week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16
NEWS FROM THE MINES
Continued from page 4.

to the profits of the mining
operator. The water is being
pumped out of this mine and the
underground operations will start
as soon as the mine is dry. With
a sixty acre lease, which has
been demonstrated by thirty drill
holes with most satisfactory re.
suits, and two shafts into rich
ore, this property will add ma
terially to the weekly output of
this camp each week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16
HOmeSeekeTS' Excursion

Rates first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Final return
limit Is days from date of sale.
Fare and one-half plus 50 to
points in Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Idaho, Mexico, Mon
tana, Nebraska, Nevada, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Ore.
gon, Utah, Washington and Wy
oming.
One Way Second Class Colo
mist Excursion Tickets on sale
daily from March 1 to April 80 to
many points in California, Ari-
coma, Nevada, Utah, New Mex
leo and Old Mexico, Idaho, Mon
tana, Washington.
Effective Nov. 16, the Frisco
will sell round trip tickets to all
points on its lines at double the
current one way first class rate.
c. S. RoBERTs,
Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16
Roll of Honor.

Since the publication of last roll
of honor the following have made
payments on subscription account
Edward Riley Toronto Canada
Tom Lee city
P T Keillor city
L c Hooker route
E c Matthews Galena
w A McCord Crestline Kas
Baxter Lumber Co city
B Brown city
Henry Horton city
Baxter Mining Co city
Thee Hendrix Clinton III
Mrs Nellie Brown city
I c Plumb city
c H Gaines route
E Bingham route2
Nv Taylor route
E w Smith Wilmington Del
Geo E Pyron Chester Ill
&C James Toronto Canada
AG Griffin route
Z G Horne Columbus o
II Pullen Columbus o
P B Strong Kingston NY
c z Parker Shreveport La
Felix Dardenne route
ia Lyon route
WN Stowell reuter-
&c Winchester London o
wv James Columbus Kas
G A Rendel MiBmi Okla
John Merritt city
John P Manion Evansville Ind
Mrs John Martin Globe Arizona
Mrs Minnie Archer Adair Okla
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16
AVON CLUE.

The Avon Club met with Miss
Bertha Jones April 18th. Plans
we're discussed for the coming
year and other business transact
ed. The course for next year will
be a continuation of Shakespeare's
plays in connection with music and
current events. The year books
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16

have been made out and will be
printed in time for the opening of
the next Club year, October first.
At the close of the meeting, the
the Club was taken to Grantham's
where the members were given q
delicious treat by the hostess.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-04-16
CITY DRAY LINE.
ED. COvEY, Proprietor

Freight Household Goods and ar
ticles Of all kinds hauled at reas-
enable rates
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
Clowns i|dntrOpOS

Los hermanos Fraselni cuatro
clowns que. contratados en- el Hipo-
dromo, dc Londres, han conquistado
con sus gracias cabrlolas gran popu-
laridad entire Fl p1bhco inglts, han
querido demostrar practicamente CO.
mo - perfeetamente compatible el
ejercicio Dc su profession grotesea con
q de In carload, on una he sus formas
mas delicadas
Los Frasellini habian dejado en- su
pals natal III pequeno hermano en-
fermo, quien pareee que profesaban
gran carino FL recuerdo constante
del ausente les suset6 la compassion
hacia los ninos pobres de los hospitales
De Londres.
Estos niuos no pueden g0zar de es-
pectaculos que los diviertan, pero los
Frasellini comprendieron que el es-
pectaculo podia llevarseles al mismo
hospital
Presentaronse al director del dario
Daily Mirror propusieronle orga-
ntAAIs tlt tBtitAu 0GANIs utAd iAf a. pun
esas tristes easas del doIor I'll diarlo
pondria Il importe de los juguetes que
hahrian de repartirse EN- cada vista, Y
los clowns pondrian su trabaio perso-
nal
La direction del Daily Mirror" y
los clowns se entendieron Immediate
mente, y como consecuencia de tan fe-
liz acuerdo, los hermanos Frasellinl,
ataviados con sus trajes Y toeados de
circo, han estado llevando por los hos
pitales retazos de algeria a los enfer-
mos pequenueloS dejandoles como
recuerdo jueuetes aIgunas none
das. que ,por cierto no estaban en II
programa.
Ash los Frasellini han sabido crear
Ia forma mas alegrc de Ia carload
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
FL colera

Ell c0lera Gamma haca ell centro de Eu-
ropa con una Marcia lenta, pero continua.
Despues de la India, la Mecca; luego, AS
trakan, Saratow Ia region del Don; des-
pues, las orillas del Volgo Y las del Dnie-
per- Y, por fin, San Petersburgo.
va dicen que amenaza a Viena Ale
mania, recordando la epidemia de hace dos
anos. adopta precauciones y Sc dispone d
la lucha
Ell c6lera, pues. esta en- marcha au-
menta cada dia el numero de sus vfctimas,
principalmente EN- Russia, donde las FIJI
nebres estadfsticas alcanZan proporciones
alarmantes.
Desde el de Agosto hasta el Is del
mismo mes del ano actual hubo 200 casos
y 573 defunciones en- San Petersburgo Pc
TO 10 mas grave no es ell numero de vfcti-
mas trasmitido por ei TELEGRAPH 10 que
debe preocuparnos es la nueva ruta que ha
adoptado la epidemia.
En- efecto, hasta hace POGO admitfase que
el colera Sc servfa principalmente de las
comunicaciones marftimas para adelantar
EN- su marcha, ahora nos encontramos
con que SO propaga con las caravans que
estos dias vienen del mercado dc Rigni-
Norgorod d San petersburgo.
No hay todayfa motive para que nos
alarmemos; pero convene. sin embargo
adoptar las oportunas precauciones.
En- Francia ya Sc han puesto de acucrdo
los ministerios del Interior de la Guerra
para reunir un contingente suficiente de
m6dicos el material necesario para orga-
nizar un servicio sanitario en- la frontera.
Los equipajes seran desinfectados Sc
entregara los viajeros I'm pasaporte san-
tario. ri estAn en condolences de poder
penetrar en- 81 territoro frances
Pero esa barrera no SO estabecera de
momento 10 que So ha hecho es prepa
rarlo todo para poder adoptar on veinticua-
tro horas medidas energicas. 81 las circuns-
tancias 10 exigiese. 10 que 81 Sc ha esta-
blecido va en- Ia frontera francesa es un
seryicio discreto de- ygilancia. on cuanto
las procedencias del BAltico SO les exge
desde ei da Is del corriente. en los puer-
tos franceses la presentation de la patente
de- sandad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
Uhimas obras recibidas
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA

A Abelard0 y Eioisa 10
0BRA De BELLA CR0CE (RUS1UA
Bertoldo, Bertoldino. etc. 10 ctvs.
OBRAS P0R EUGEyT0.SUE TELA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
GATHER REPORT

Summer is evidently returning for a
brief spell Judging from the ther mo
meter today which Is much higher
than yesterday, when The maximum Their 4
mometer scored e. with a minimum, OF ~
degrees Tourists VIII not hesitate TO go
In bathing such weather us tiiis-
f High l,lrometric pressure continues
over the plateau ant, middle Rocky
mountains slope. causing fair weathef
over a. large area Another ~ sl,88air
pressure area Is central over the lower
Mississippi valley and Gulf states. Over
the south plateau, British mort Invest ter
5ritury and lake region The llarometrlc
pressure Is low. Precipitation was QUITE
general east Of tl,a9 Mississippi valley
With heavy rainfall 5 as TO loWs:s Scrsn-
itonys1.9S inch, and Washington, .5S tinchs4
lefost temperatures are report ed over the
entire country except over the Pacific,
Gulf and Atlantic states and south pl;l-
steau..s 34li ltS III a45 f4ssssi+ e}
The high pressure over this section
will cause continued fair weather tonight
and Wednesday In this locality.
If Record at the local office, United
States weather bureau, for hours
ending at s a. m, today.
Temperatures a n. M as; lnaXinum..
e.; minimum, Az: mean, 70, Which is, Z
degrees below normal. Total deficiency
since he first of the month, SO degrees; )!
total deficiency since Jan. l.. 223t q eSiees:
Total precipitation since the first Of
the month, 2.72 inches, which is Lot inch
above normal. Total excess since Jai,,i
], I.S6 inches. Relative humidity, Is per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
IN Aug 26th. 1908. the zfor

On Aug. 26th. 1908. the Zio,l,s
Cooperative Home Building and
Zeal Estate Co. was incorporat-
ed with an authorized capital of
s2so. goo. Of which $S0,42D was paid
IN. Since then $4,000 OF the
stock has been sold ut par, SO
the company now has $4,000 as
sets. $4,000 more stock VIII be
sold at par, or 81 per share.
Owning a lumber yard and hav-
ing expert men in different de-
partrnents. the object of this
company Is to build good houses
and make the expense as small
as possible to its purchasers, so
that the person who earns mod
est wages may have a home of
beauty and comfort. The Off
GERS who are salt Lake men. are
George e. Romney, Pres, Miles
A. Romney. Vice-Pres., Miles
r.. Taylor. Secretary, and these
with John G. Cutler. Jr., form
the board OF Directors. II you
want "A good investment at the
same. price the directors paid
for their stock. buy one dollar
shares in this company. Now is
the time to buy stock if you
want n paying Investment. II
you want to purchase stock. call
on at 2S7-s Constitution Bldg.
Or write. telephone No. $50, or
i call on our agent, John c. Cut
ler, .Tr.. Investment Banker. at
No. 239-240 Constitution Bldg.
salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
DENVER |. I | CHORUS
Dull WELCOMED.
Singers from Queen City Of the
Plains Arrive to Take Part
J. III Eisteddfod.
LATE TRAIN sPolLs PLANS
Some Features Of Reception Program
4 Omitted on Account Of Disorga,nizcd
Condition Of Transportation.

Is f,,, = r \ Z o. /.
l'fle 10 GrandeI train bearing the.
( 1ellver excufsionists to the. salt Lake
{ Etsteddfod, arrived this afternoon. FIVE
hours latf,. Owing TO this. some of the
E 9 ltsa of the reception Intended, are
likely to be omitted. Quite il number
/ OF Colorado people including the band.
1 Metil 1oWilis To the train, at 10Eo'clock,5
[ a . pLliig 4 7 to be on time, only lit was
I5il .il,nlaiI John James! Y had u
strenuous TINE later ia. rounding d ali
Etae4 Colorado and Calibtian society! peo-5
PIE PIE. with their automobiles; but hes
.stiGceededsin q large measure.
II lSiiero was handshaking galore on tho
silrrlSiii OF the train and the IS Denver,
+ VOCAL sis were taken aboard the few
i remaining automobiles III waiting and
are now being Winfield about the city,
Z TO sec the Sights The general BUDDY
pr eSeursionists from the Centennial
state are finding lodging places about
4 ttWit One hundred of the singers are
auarteled in private houses, and 25 at
tilcS hotels. The vocal delegation from,
Denver viii attend this evenings re-
ScepttonSat the Commercial club, to Prof.
5fI'rotl letoe. who is due at 6 lt.$i1., and
tomorrow morning, viii be taken to
lbatlle. The afternoon will be given up
to rehearsal for the concert in the
evening"
The Salt Lake Choral society VIII
sref1ealse tonight, tomorrow and Thurs
day nights; tonorrow's rehearsal be-
Ing held early SO that the society can
adjourn at $3.50 O'Clock in Il body to
the Salt Lake Theater in attendance
on the Denver chorus concert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
MOTHER TO MAYNARD GIRLS.

\ s. y VI s
Mrs. Helen Cotton, superintendent Of
the Denver Crittenton home, is. in Salt
Lake for a stay of 10 days. visiting at
the home of her cousin. Mrs. Frank
Emerson. on lower Main street. She
paid a fraternal call at the juvenile,
court today. Who're she was entertained;
by Mrs. a. L., Young. probation officer
for girls.
Mrs. Cotton says that the institution
over which she presides has an: average
of IS girls under it's care. and from. IS
TO 40 babies OF either sex. 1t is stu
.ated five miles west of Denver close to
the line between Jefferson and Denver
counties. aud has most beautiful sur
Very good success is being
met with in the care of hayward girls.
says MIS- Cotton. All regular school
branches are taught, as Is also domes-
tic ,science. and few indeed are the
cases of girls Leaving the institution
unless thoroughly reformed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
LATE LOCALS.

Pnitc Irrigation ScIcn1c-.State en-
gineer3 Tanner has gone toimeet PROF..
Quinton OF the Reclamation service.
The two Will inspect the status Of the
Piute irrigation scheme, from which
50 much is expected
Bankruptcy Papcrs-N j, Morton.
engaged in tho occupation of roofing
has filed bankruptcy papers with the
Federal courts here. He places his,
debts al Solids and his assets at
Court Business LisIit-No state
cases We're called in Judge Diehl's,
court this morning on account of the
Republican conventions. The cases
set for hearing were continued. = The
city hall this afternoon is decidedly
light and court attaches are enjoying
a practical vacation. &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
OBJECT TO CHARGE.
Coast Jobbcrs Protest to Paying for
Switching to Private Sidings.

:. . Va s. = ~
Los Angeless Sept 20. Unable to se-5
cure an answer to their letters to the
general. traffic departments OF the!
I Sonthernl Pacific, Santa re, and Salt
Lake railways, complaining against the.
4 charges of $260 per car assessed by
I these roads for delivering cars to pri-j
yate sidings, the Associated j OTHERS of
Los Angeles have laid their case be-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sim ut washington. They protest
against further payment OF these as
easements, which are said to amount
to $3.50, 900 q. year In this city Replies
To the allegations made by the jobbers
have been forwarded by the three roads
to the commission and the law lrmEof
Kustar. & Loeb, attorneys, for tile job
;bers,. is ttWniting notification of the
date OF hearing. 1t is understood that;
the commission will meet in Los Ans
geles to decide ti1is question. In no
other city in the United states: With
the exception of San B'rlncisco. is This
eX ira charge made Blythe railroads
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COJJRT NEWS.
MRs. wHITMAN GETS DIVORCE :El
Former Complaint Charging Cruelty
x Changed to One OF Non-Support.

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Upon recommendation OF Referee
Howard King, a divorce was granted
Yesterday afternoon to- Inez Gomez
\ whitman. Judge Armstrong signing
Y decree 1Desertion and noil-sllpport
We're We're the grounds upon which the suit
WIS pred ieated. Insa ner8eomplaint.
MIS- NJ Sllitna1li charged hen, husband
8G3afsWefl Whitman, with extreme cruel
W, charging him with having beaten
her, and also having called her a 1ie-S
si.ess. Whitman filed an answer, in
which he pleaded eNtanuatiou for stIils-
ing his wife. saving that he was led TO
doslt #onsone occasion when finding her
in the company of u man named Law
rece Ileelsler. He had called his wife. a
nlegress., he said. because t wasgui
5trovertihly true that She had colored
blood in her veins and had admitted it, {
Inc titseItton and Hnoh-sllpport charges
contained in q subsequent complaint
WerC not resisted Hby Whitman