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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
NAVAL STORES MEN INDICTED.
Charges Brought in Savannah Allege Infrac-
ton of Antitrust Law.

Savannah Ga. April u-IndictmentS we're 70
turned by the federal grand jury this evening
against the alleged Naval Stores Trust" The
American Naval Stores Company and the National
Transportation and Terminal Company were in
dicted jointly with 5. P Shotter chairman Of the
board Of the American Naval Stores Company.
Edmund NJ Nash. president; J. F. 9 Myers vice
president G J. Deloach secretary; George Meade
Boardman treasurer and Karl Motor manag ger OF
the Jacksonville Office Of the company
Four Of the defendants We're arraigued and rave
bond in the sum of 5000 each. The others are nor
in the city.
One bill was returned containing three counts
These were under the first two sections Of the
Sherman antitrust law The first count charges
combining and conspiring 70 monopolize trade. and
the third. monopolizng and attempting to r1onopo-
lie trade
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
AUTO RUNS AWAY ON STEEP HILL.
Machine Beyond Control on Jersey Incline
Goes Seven Miles in Nine Minutes.

Bloomfield. \. J.. April l1---An automobile belonging
jerome Henderson. of Paterson, ran avav while
cossting down the Beevill- avenue hill near Glen
Ridge to-day
The chauffeur held th1 steering wheel Hrn while
Henderson sounde~ IN" warning horn. The road
IS straight FOR miles but the runaway auto
made tho Trip In nine minutes As the r,,,
sVay machine neaTtd Man street pile Of earth
which had been placed on one SIDE Of the stree,
10 repair the road proved the salvation of rba
sutoists Up this bank Of earth the chauffeur
steered the machine, which finally brought - - .
hah ny overrur1linE ard throwing out t7e ocrr-
pans. Nj. henderson. who suffered from shock
required medical assistance. Neither M, --ss
seriously hurt.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
MR.. FELTON, ON MEXICAN MERGER.

Chicago. April lis NJ FELTON,. president ~ the
Mexican Central Railway Compauv arrived to-da,-
from New York .on his return journey 90 Ne,ico
Regarding the proposed merger of the NTaxicar
Central and the National Railroad Corpap,, ,,,,5r
the name Of the National Railways Of Nsvico
which company is to be controlled by the Mexican
government. through stock ownership Mr. FELTON,
declared that y would be the best thing that could
happen for the railroads and conr,errtal i,,t,r+a =
in general
II does not mean government ownership" he
said. but a control, which is most desirable The
conditions there are entirely different from those
IN Inc United States The development of Mexico
Is IN its infancy What il needs most is ra iIroads
ana through government control of the railroad
situation the money that can he obtained for rail-
road development Will he expended in a direction
where IT will do the most good in building IN the
country as a whole, instead OF for any needless
parallel lines
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

ace curtains. bridal sets brHa2-i2- e--,-,d catt'
Aon mulls and wash dress fabrlcs are announced.
HACKETT CARHART & co az B-oadvsy
and lS1h street. have @ sale Of r-5inE habits ard
khaki linen hroadclorh, worsrsd mixtures whip
CORDS ana meltons, in models o. NIsadowbrccS
cutaway, tight htuug. double breasted and Nor-
loiN' Separate suits are also announce.
\ JAECKEL & co. a, No 81 Fi.-h averu..
call attention TO their facilities for FUR Storage
LORD s TAYLOR. Broadway and co-h street.
announce special showing OF silk Isle nose ard
India gauze underwear during the wesa. In
ported bath and travelling robes and an Easter
Importation Of Reynler gloves for street and even
ms wear are among other items or interest
STERN BROTHERS. in West Esd street havs
an Easter display OF Paris and Lyons novelty
silks tailor made walking suits and steamer ara
motor wraps. Tomorrow there VIII he q showing
of embroideries ana dress goods.
GREENHUT q co. sixth avenue ard 18TH
street. announce tailored suits of latest Partisan
design. including a collection Or rnannish rwesds.
serses and fancy Panamas and a choice of many
models They also quote high ar tailored fancy
taffeta dresses. princess dresses ~ Raiah tsrers
and toulard and lingerie princesses
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broadway ard
lSth street. VIII have an Easter wear sale cf
tailored suits. SILK perricoats. wornens hosiery.
lace robes tunmadel. parasols and imported nov
ei'y SILKS, including crepe dc chine. wolfe nlnen'
s'4N toutdiuS ana printed SarinS They also oIct
white silks and satins for Wedding gowns and
white goods
BEST co. al Nos. 6o-6c West Esd street
announce spring display OF outhtting for bows
SIr4s, Youths. misses and babies Clothing. wll-
merry hats. shoes and furnishings are included n
this list
SANS & CO. al Broadway and S4th street fsat-
ure a sale OF ingram thread silk stockings FOR
women which has been arranged Tor Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday Among the colcrs pfe-
Sented are patachon. daphne SALIVA lotus dyaPea1
and cannelle. besides other shades which men,
toned.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

Financial fIurries, SO called.
often work good to us. be-
cause they teach us economy.
which is the basis of wealth
We can save on unneces-
sary food stuffs which are
not only costly in money.
but in health.
Grape-Nuts and good
cream furnish a wholesome.
economical breakfast, and
many thrifty clerk or office
man. is learning that a Grape
Nuts breakfast saves money
and makes brains.
IL IS made of wheat and
barley and is d perfectly bal
snced food.
There's a Reason"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
CLEAN EAST SIDE STREETS AZ n,cu-

Night work in the Street rlAarirr r.~,.-.
n last until the winter weather sats in has baa,
"eeoh Win = large number Of streets scheduled
70 De cleaned after dark. CornnissjoDer C.--,-o,I
insisting on tho Ghetto and lower East Side bafpg
'aI,-l Thoroughly - well as The district known
as Little Italy" on the IpDer Eas, SID ~.
main traffic streets If these districts win ra
cleaned every night and the others every o-bo,
night Night work VIII also be continued ~ 80
downtown financial district Of the CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
JUDGE HEARS TWO TRIALS AT oNcs

1hloago. April u.-JudgA Chytraus presided -
Two tTaIs simultaneously ia the Criminal Court
Fesi9rda', standing in the doorway connecting his
.-laill"Tr< ana The courtrooms, SO he could watch
''lA hiaIs al once The cases were those Of two
alleged burglars and of Harry B Custer accused
O stealing an automobile. A mistriaI resulted ~
IN -a'ieF case because two jurors took an auto
nonle nde with witness for the defendant
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT PROSE NEXT wEsx

The Commissioners of Accounts on Non5s.-
APfl- -. VIII begin their Investigation into the
go go OF me IRE Department generally en-.
deavorinE particularly 10 place rse ros-o,-,,,,.
1oi iae purchase of poor FIRE hose Tho noIi,t,.7
connections of q certain hose COMPANY are s.td
- have been looked into since the PsrEer te,,iIs
iE hre inquiry. as has The alleged friendlipess of
pzrtmant I-i' De-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
rELEeRAPHlc BUSINESS NOTES

Pawtucket. r L, April 1.-THE four thread mill.
or J. y = Coats Limited in Pawtucket ana I'e1
trai rails reduced their running time 10 ,fa,, -
hNe laNs a week. The big plant EMPLOYS went
nvo hundred operatives. '"u"S
Ludlow, Mass. April 1.-THE Ludlow Mnput,,
ullhs Associates announce per cent redtIrfi,r
ln wages beginning this week. The cur will arsen,
about one Thousand operatives. The Ludlow NM
manufacture threads. yarns, etc " Hills
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
RAN AMUcK; ONE DEAD. TWO DYING.

Fort Worth. Tex. April LIKE 5 Knight. Of
North Fort Worth. armed with shotgun ran
alnuck thls evening and as a result one man Is
dead and Chief Of Police Montgomery and ex-C'hief
Norton dying
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

Our patrons are cordially invited
to visit the new Reception and Louna-
ing Room on the Fourth Floor. Tea
is served (without charge) throughout
the day. Take 18th or 18th Street
side elevators.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

easily amounts 10 an hour day. and any nan
can work out that sum az his own rate Of pay
4 mighty good illustration OF What this al
totals Up. went the rounds OF the papers recently
showing the actual figures Of one bicycle ovueE
in his account with his wheel
The bicycle was good one. and cost S5s Ths
repair bill for three years was only So 55 -ak-
ing 800 working days as a year the saving in
three years az % cents day vas $50 The
credit for the time saved, which IN this mans
case was worth - cents an hour. amounted 70
s225- And then az the end OF the three years
the wheel was sold FOR. SoS
A moments use Of pencil and ua3s- Will u-ox
that the net saving made was s555 "a o. 70 pu-
It in another fashion the handy bic~r,s turned
CUT 700 per cent investment
More Than Money Is Gained.
The shrewd reader viii a. once see --a- hi,
saving is only the dollars and cents OF the trar-
saction- There was a gain in good -ed blood.
improved circulation and better digestion, which
cannot he estimated so easily
taken all in all what other possession cos-i-x
SO little money, is able 10 give such returns IN
health and economy as the bicycle OF ras motor
cycle II Is not matter of argument a. all.
every rider Of decade ago knows 1s feI- hs--
Ter, slept better, and actually was bz--sr physi-
caly, when he used The wheel daily. ana those
who have taken up the vheeI AGAIN. and rhoss
who have never stopped riding. understand pei
reoJly Well Why The CyClisr Smiles
COinclderr with the re-uru Of me bicycle ne
nlolorcycIe has rapidly increased y pOpula-iry.
Jnough IT Is hardly [air TO either machine 20
ciaSs them together The rnoror-vCl- org sKo
passed ont o. the freak class. or rather " was
qulckLv seen that -ths new vehicle -1r.s- be ac-
cepJed ~ high valuation While ar +rsr CON
sldeled largely as a sporting proposition - ~
liaolilIN- elther Tor sustained effort or a short
II
pendence II confe-s upon lis rider 0ui-alv save
me motorcycle most enviable reputation
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

The Quality of every piece of mcr-
chandise advertised on this page is the finest
that can be had for the price. Nothing less
than that could find a place in this store.
The Prices are the result of Our usual
price-poIicy All items advertised are for
Tuesday. too where quantities are stf-
fciently large.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-17
New Mount Holly views at Boyce's.
Holding.

Rev. Mr.. McCorkle occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist Church, Sunday morn
ing, in the absence of the regular pastor,
who was attending conference.
Mrs. R. II. Carly and Mrs. John Shreve
have been spending q few days in Med
ford.
A certain lady here, whose friends an
ticipated the anniversary Of her birth,
feels very grateful to them for their kind
remembrances, and also desires to inform
them the event proper will not occur I'M
til the 18th inst, and if anything has
been held in reserve the same will be
thankfully received.
Mildred L., the infant daughter of Cal
yer and Mary Day, died quite suddenly
last week. The attending physician was
completely disarmed by her demise, hav-
ing visited her few hours before anc
finding no cause for apprehension.
Aaron s. Robbins celebrated his nine
tieth birthday last Friday, and was thu
recipient of a number of post cards ex
pressing many happy returns of the day
| Mr.. Robbins is a well preserved man ply
sically and mentally. Being a man O.
more than ordinary intelligence and
great reader, he can discuss current event
intelligsntly.
A lecture with stereopticon views wa
given by Prof. Taylor in Mechanics hal
last week, and the difficulty with which
the Professor produced his entertainment
was unprecedented, and speaks anything
but well for the young men who acted II
such an ungentlemanly manner. Sue
behavior endangers the reputation of tn
neighborhood, casts reflection on the well
bredness of those who participated, wa
a gross insult to the ladies present, and
attributed to a willful misconception
the laws of ethics, which no one has
right to misinterpret unless he be a hope
less degenerate.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-17
no 1 Z A.
~, <sThs Kind You Have Always BOugl
Co. '':; : =: :,.@,I':;'!73::;::;.' 4:
Elopers Caught.

Binney w. Earl, 90 years old. and Mar.
garet McConahay, 10 years old, both OF
Burlington, were arrested in Baltimore
hotel Yesterday, where they had register
ed as man and wife. Detective Anderson
Shinn, of Burlington, who made the
arrest, had traced them to Atlantic City,
and thence to Baltimore.
Earl is charged with stealing diamond
necklace, valued at $500; pair of dia-
mond earrings, valued at $500; $500 in
gold and coupons clipped from bonds
valued at $1,000. They both admitted
their identity and agreed to return to Bur
lington without requisition. The prop
erty alleged to have been stolen by the
Young man belonged to his mother, Marie
Binney Earl, and his grandfather, William
G. Binney. When arrested the jewelrY
and IS. 35 was found in their possession.
Binney w. Earl is the son OF Mrs.
Frank Earl, and grandson of William Z.
Binney, of Burlington. The youth will
probably be sole heir to the estate
of the latter He is nephew OF the
famous Italian Princess De Camper
eale. who welded into European royalty
following a sudden divorce from former
Mayor of New York.
Counsellor Reginald Branch, attorney
for Mrs. Earl, said that the youth had
been mentally incompetent for at least
three years and that the proceeding
against him in Baltimore had been simply
to get possession of the boy to take him tt
sanitarium.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-17

This concluded the exercises In the
building and the audience went to the
outside of the building. where Columbia,
the Gem of the Ocean" was sung, and
while the chorus was being given with a
vim new flag was run to the top of a
pole by Charles Butler, Jr., and Samuel
Thomas.
Rev. N. @. Jennings, pastor of St.
Pauls church, offered the closing prayer
and the exercises were declared at an end.
The children were taken back to the
school room where the roll was called and
each youngster in attendance was pre-
sented with box of candy.
In order to furnish the building with
desks and get in readiness for occupation
the school was closed until next Monday,
when it will be reopened with an extra
teacher. There are a number of children
in the neighborhood of the new school
house who do not attend school, but as
ample arrangements have been made to
accommodate all, efforts will be made ITO
compel the attendance of all children of
the school age.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-17


song and dance act, introducing Billy De-
lano, who was born and brought up in
Montgomery, Ala. and known in that vi
cinity as the Alabama Dancing Wizard. .
He executes all the numerous steps of
buck and wing dancing In all its grotesque
eccentricities. His work usually takes
him to all the leading vaudeville theatres,
and it was only after many inducements
and a large salary that this company Sc
cured his services for limited engage
ment. He will positively appear at the
Opera House, Thursday evening, March
49, See the street parade at noon.
The tact that there are some cases of
Typhoid fever in Mount Holly has caused
a certain amount of rumors to start and as
usual there is more smoke than fire in the
majority of the stories. One of them Ia
, that our water supply is In such shape as
to be the cause of the fever. There are
just four cases Of fever in the town
hardly an abnormal condition. There were
: five prior to the death Of Samuel w
5 Shinn. In three of these cases the GERM
| were undoubtedly planted In the system
D before the 2Sth of February and on tina
$ date the water supplied by the Noun
0 Holly Water Company was pronounce'
: by the State Board of Health to be fire.
. from disease germs. There is q chemica
q analysis of this water every month. Il
t addition to this examination the Board o
) Health has forwarded samples of tn
e water and expect report in few days
/ Another story is to the effect that waite
e furnished the residents of Madison svenu
.e and West Washington street is pumpe
!" direct without going through the ilte
r but the officers of the company say th'
1 water is not sent direct to any part Of II
ltown.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-17
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-17

Dedication of New School Building.
Thursday was bright spring day, just
the kind of weather for the exercises con-
nected with the dedication of the school
building recently completed on Chestnut
street. The people of that section, to-
gether with several from other parts of
the town, were present, and by the time
set for the beginning Of the exercises
there were over 100 persons seated in the
west room, with half as many more stand
ing in all the space where they could get
a chance to hear and see what was going
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

Frank Jordan, of Priest Rapids, is
reported to have raised Is tons of cab
bage from one-third of an acre Of
land. The heads average II pounds.
and the crop will bring him $500.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

FALL SPRAYING is the most effective
method of killing insects and pests
that infest your fruit trees. We want
you to take advantage of this time to
save your fruit trees by using REX
LIME AND SULPHUR SOLUTION. For
sale by Jacob Kaufman Co., Seattle,
Wash. Send for our new seed and sup
ply catalogue, Jan. l. It's free
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-04-10

comparatively no great commerce OF
agricultural resources, possesses the
distinction of being the first county
in the state of California to have
built under the direction Of govern
ment engineers with government ma
chinery and operators a section of
object lesson road. What was once a
stretch of at times impossible adobe
is now a smooth, hard macadam road
capable of sustaining any weight sof
traffic. There we're scufers who
claimed that such road would not
hold up OIL the adobe soil, but all
these have been converted and it is
reasonable to predict that the county
of Siskiyou will carry the good work
onward.
Uncle Sam makes good partner in
the road building enterprises, and
the best part of it all is that what he
furnishes is gratis. The government
pays the salary of all it's engineers
and experts from start to finish, all
of their travelling expenses, except
that when engaged upon the prepaIa-
tion of model system of highways
tor any county, that county is expect
ed to pay the travelling expenses and
provide such facilities as may be
necessary while the engineer is within
the county limits. In the building
OF object-lesson roads the government
furnishes its engineers and experts,
makes laboratory tests of road mater
ials, pays all travelling and subsst
ance expenses of its men, and where
practicable and necessary furnishes
road building machinery. Where
the problems are temporary and only
inspection and advice is needed, the
engineer and experts are sent by the
government absolutely free of cost
to the local authorities.
1t has already been indicated that
the demand for government engineers
far exceeds the supply. 1t is we'll,
therefore, that each case be presented
in its strongest light to the depart
ment so that II it has exceptional
merit, it may be recognized. Senator
Perkins is in close touch with the
needs of his state and is taking care
to see that no California county is
overlooked by the department of
agriculture because of its failure to
adequately present its claims. SSS9l
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-04-10
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles. A Jackson Citizen
Shows How to Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their
kidneys. If suffering from a lame,
weak or aching back they think that
1t is only muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think it
will soon correct itself. And so it is
with all the other symptoms of kid
ney disorders. That is just where
the danger lies. You must cure these
troubles or they may lead to diabetes
or Bright's disease. The best remedy
to use is Doan's Kidney Pills. 1t
cures all ills which are caused by
weak or diseased kidneys. jackson
people testify to permanent cures.
Mrs +. Boden, living In Newman
Vile, Jackson, CAL, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used IN my
family with the most satisfactory
results. My brother first advised me
to try them while suffering severely
from kidney trouble. l had been
bothered with severe pains in my
back for long time and finally be-
came so run down that l could hardly
get around. My back was very pain
tut and the pains were so severe at
night that l could not sleep. My
kidneys were very irregular and gave
me great annoyance. | suffered from
headaches and dizzy spells bothered
me a great deal. At last Doan's
Kidney Pills we're brought to my
attention and l procured a box at the
City Pharmacy. They helped me
form the first, continued taking
them and as a result received a COM
plete cure"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Forster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-04-10
Land and Mineral Decisions.
Reported by woodford D. Harlan, Land Attor.
ney, Washington. d. G.


Mineral land In any case where
the character OF land embraced within
a mineral application is placed in
issue it must appear as a present fact
that mineral can be secured from the
land in paying quantities.
Mining claim citizenship of cor
poration. Under the terms of section
232l K. s., the citizenship of a cor
poration that applies for a mineral
patent may be shown by certificate
of incorporation.
Practice Regulations of local office
in the matter of procedure on open
ing public lands to entry, conclusive
upon parties taking action hereunder
without protest.
Reservation Alaska Mere occu-
pancy of land in Alaska for the pur-
pose of trade and manufacture, will
not confer any right upon the occu-
pant, as against the government, that
will prevent a reservation of the land
for naval purposes.
Residence once established can only
be changed when the act and intent
of the settler unite to effect such
change.
Settlement rights and reservations.
Rights of settlement extinguished
by executive order creating reserva-
tions.
Coal lands Entry of coal lands not
allowed for non-contiguous tracts.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-04-10

In a certain Sunday school a little
girl told the story Of Solomon and the
disputing mothers in this wise: solo
mon was a very wise man. One day
two women went to him, quarreling
about a baby. One woman said, This
is my child and the other woman
said, NO, faint; it's mine But Solo
mon spoke up and said: No, no, Ia
dies; don't quarrel Give me my
sword, and I'll make twins Of him, so
you can both have one"
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-04-10
Id of Pound a Week

at least, is what young baby ought
to gain in weight. Does yoursY If
not there's something wrong with its
digestion. Give it McGee's Baby
Elixir and it will begin gaining at
once. Cures stomach and bowel
troubles, aids digestion, stops fret
fitness, good for teething babies.
Price 25c and soc. Sold by Ruhser's
City Pharmacy.