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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
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ia, Columbia, Spartanburg,
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M. Greenville 6:55 P. M.
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Columbia 7:3O P. Nj. Char
lesion 8:45 P. M. Washing
ton 10:40 A. M. New York
500 P. M.
$50 P. M. No. 2O7, daily, for Angus
ia and intermediate points,
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From Asheville, Washington, New
York, Columbia and Augusta No. 2OS
daily 9:3O A. M. From Aiken No. 230
daily 4.lO P. M. No, 21O daily except
Sunday 1880 P. M. From Augusta,
Columbia and Asheville No. 2O6 daily
TAO P. M.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
0err stener,abler

@as sic intereiiirt, intereiiirt
mid.
Sbre Sntere1en in muniiipalen
sInaelesenbeilen iino Die meinisen.
SD CLAUDE, Sie iino beionoerS
intereilirt an Dem 8etra9 Der
Steuern. Die Sie icbt bejablen /;
10 bin ib.
SD bun bon pieIen bebeutenoen
@runbei9entbilmern eriudt NOR.
ben, mid um bic 8abl gum MnD.
or su beperben.
8enn i1 mid nit Sbnen bin.
leben une Die Steuerfra9e nit
Sbaen beipre6en fonnte, 70 mis-.
Den Sie mt mir iibereinitlmmeil,
bab in unierer Staotpermaltun9
cine sIenberuns eintreten iOate.
SD bin fein praftiider 4oliti
Fer, aber Elm @eiddftsmam, uno
iuenn ih cine @ele9enbeit erbalte,
bin id iider, bic itdotiide 8esier.
un9 9erabe 70 erfol9reid fiibren
5u fonnen, tuie mein eiseneS Sc.
iddft uno fiir ieben peraussabten
OoQar einen Ooqars pertb Su er.
balten.
SD eriude sic, meinen eeibaft.
li1en &eforb alS &aufmann, ais
8anf Oireftor unb al8 Elm BE.
iddftiser bon sIrbeitern gu unter.
iuden unb fid Su iiber5eusen, bab
mas id ia9e, nidt baS sleide po.
litii6e @eidmdb lit, oaS sic in
Der @ersanaenbeit sebort baben.
SD CLAUDE oaber, oab Sbre
SntereiIen Die meinisen fino, uno
eriude Sie baber nm Sbre Gtin.
me bel Der 8abl am 16. Sebruar
1909.
Grsebenft Der Sbrise,
| Som @orbon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
0cm Sn6ertifd.

Die uns iOebsn susesanssne 6ebruar'
slussube Der .Deutiden 9ausfrau-
idlieBt iid. auBerOroentlib reiAbaltis
uno uielieitis illuifrirt uno nit einem
sbsnio unterbaltsnoen. wie bslsbrenoen
unb anrssenoen Snbults in isoer Ueiie
sbsubiirtis ullen fribersr Ssftsu bieier
nit Heft 10 belisbtsn uno melt uer6rei'
tstsn 3eiti6rift. wel9e ben oeutiGen
6rausn in amsrifa sepiomst lit, an.
Sorsiisli4e Slluftrationen-wir nennen
oapon insbelonbere bas I'M Seiite pon
8. 3. WtOrsan bsfiuolide. nit $50, 600
bspsrtbste @smdloe ~5rdulsin Sarrsn-
als Titslblatt uuo bic uor,iislih selun'
ssnen Bilosr pier maleriihsr oeutiher
Stdote, uemlid Sameln, Srantfurt q.
Dt.. @ral uno @oblen3 = wedieln ab
nit ipanneuoen @rjdblunsen uno Shil'
Oeruuseu uub iinniseu, aniprsasnosn
@sbi6ten. BertbuOlls. praftiiAs Ratb'
idldse auf allen @sbisten, no bic 9aus'
frau fi6 betbdtiseu fann, wsroen In
rsi6er 5iille sebOteu. Dabei our9pebt
Oas sanSe Seft Elm friidsr uno berger
quidsnosr Eon. SBir fOnnen aud in oie'
fem Ssit ;u unierer 6reubs wisbsr fsit'
itsllsn. Ous bic -Deutids 9ausfrau"
cine fOitliAs 5unOsrube 1T iOwOhl fiir
@eiit. .Sers uuO @smiitb. wie aud fiir
sriprisBli6es. bdusliaes SSirfen uno
Sdaftsu. Sin announcement auf Oieielbs
isi Oubsr alien uuisren wertbsu Ssierin'
usn parmitsus smpfOblsn.
...A n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04

gInnoucirt I'M .Dodeublatt.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
StaOt unO Gonntn.

= @eorse Donlin lit am Montas
als @onitabler Der u. 9Saro ab9elest
wOro,n, neil er feline Pflihteu pernaf.
ldifi9te unb aud in bem @rpreliuusS.
oeriu9 nit benz Nopofatsn 9eor9e
Stsll uerwidelt 1T. 98m. 8. Gimlin
muroe on ieiner Stelle ernannt.
- Dem SatOb Sunsman BON Dfil
maufee, bieism @Ountg. flos um 5rsitas
beim SolSbaueu elm 9OlSitiid in bas
linte Gnse uno er wuroe bann CUR Be,
hanolun9 na4 bem 9abneuunn Soipis
tal senommsn, no man bsiiirdtete, Oab
er bic Ssbfraft bes Nu9ss uerlieren
miro.
= Samitas nm Mittsruadt mar Der
tssts Gag sur @intrasuns bon apptiia.
tionen fiir Sdantli,snisn, bod battsn
3ur 3eit nur 639 ibrs Sppliiutionsn
eintraSen. 533 peniser mis lsstss Sabr.
aus oisiem @runbs but @sriatsihrsi.
Der @raf bic 3eit bis gum na6itsn
Samitas uerldnsert. beun Elm abfan
uon iibsr 500 2i,enien niirbs einsn be.
oeutsnoen RiB i'm Gountpiddsl MAIDEN.
= Der 8auidrsinsr Sobn Donrid
Don aoams auenue. au ben alten
Gbriftian allianee @sbdubs on Ssffsrion
apenue anseitellt. wuroe Donnsrftas
unter bem einsefallenen Dad sefunssn
nno sntsins isbr fnupp bsm EOOe. Sin
idwerer Balfen mubte pon ieinsn Wiit.
arbeitern burdidst weroen, ebe Der
Wfann bsfreit peroen fonnte. Sm so.
ipital ianb man, bab Dowrid i9limm
3sridunoen mar unb ni6t, wie man su'
etit annabm, on innerliden Serlesun.
gen litt.
= 9td9itsn Wfoutas abenb nirb ss
in Der yisoertrunj Salle sroBartia 3uses
ben. osnn Der Scranton 2isberiran,
wiro Oortielbit isinsn 39jdbrisen Wtasr
fsnball slaniuOll feiern. Das @omite
bat feline WiHbe seideut, >um bisisn
Ball su einem Der slan,snOitsn in ben
annaleu oss Sereins su seitultsu unb
bic @rOffnunssicsne, nnter esr 9situus
uou Dirissnt Paul Wtuidus. piro alle
Borleiitunsen in ben Sdattsn itellen.
Yin uOrjhslider GanSmuiif, suten Sc
trdutsn uub einsm idmudbaften Sou'
per wiro Is niht iehlen. uno mer fur
einenabenb bic Sorsen ots alltasslebeus
uerssiisn uuO iid sriinolid amhiireu
mil. wirO baiu isbsn, oaB sr ben Wias.
tenbuq bss SisoerfranS beitimmt mit'
maht. @intrittsfartsn f6nneu >ourd
Wtitslieosr erlanst meroen uno iint
nidt Su. .ullsemeinem Sertuuf, osnn bel
Bstsin beIwsdt INNER, ole unlauterer
@tsmsnte pon isineu Ssitlidtsiteu fern
,uboltsn.
H- llutsrri9t i'm alupierIpiel CT
theilt unter sinitisen SeoiHsunser
6rdulsiu emma Siren. 519 Piue Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04

= Senrg . Silfman, Der bsfunute
Seiiser uOn Safe 9enrp gu WtaplswOOo.
itarb am WtOntas i'm sllter uOn 76
Subreu oil rheumatifden Seioen. mt
ceneu er idon leit eiuiSsu Sabrsn be.
baitetIwar.
= Das ulte Suffer @sbdubs uu Der
@de uon 9adawanua uno Aonms 2lues
nuss, mo has neue 0Otel @uieg erridiet
weroen iOu. wiro srsenlpdrtIs ubSetra.
gen. Sobalo bic SSltternn9 es erluubt,
iOll nit oem neucn @sbduoe besonneu
meroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Mu Decentralization.

gtpare u. @iIior's prdpnraf non Sypbo.
ppipbuts unb Bio astti uOu btm Ofeinalfur-
Tua N bas fpu'slltr Mittd FL aueisbruua,
Asitma, Brontins, adtdrrb, "a Grippe, Sn-
Fen, G.falfunssn unp ale eunstn. unp Sals>
fsistH.
DhisniatH, wtIdt sa btnuBt bltsn, utbmss
fsin aneIss unp smpfsbtn 90 ibrtn RitIti.
e;nfsn.
80 bat pidf lurirt. nittn i5r arlt ft als
uubtilbar dufs5,sfn bnffs
Ditits WitisI 10 ftiI ubtr 4S } ,br,u i'm @s-
brau&, unp 9br Npclbsi'r tam 20 mil pollen
Anpsiiuustn unn Ratp fiji Su srlaussn D.
etn lsitsnesn Gnsrcs CIpusift ssn pOH mir
eirtft.
Bur poas susIunft. 3tusniiTs ufB. asbrti-
ilri 9. VI. abbott, ausinian Assnt GU anR
Sirabs. Rsp yOrf 9uy q. o. Man srw6bus
bisis 3situus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Sas Ebal abp arts.

Sd6 &1dt dbmdrte.
Sablor. = Sin Siuo Der @beleute
Serru uno Srau SObu Deininsersuon
Der Pphe wuroe am DOnnerita9 i'm 6o'
reit SOme 5rieObOfe sur lesten Hube
beituttet. = Sn ben Pgue, Gagtor unb
SOlOeu @ruben mar Die Nrbeit in ben
lesten Gasen Der usrSunsenen Wohe
cinseitellt. - slm Wtontas muroe oas
nsue Sbulbaus an 8rOue StraBe fir
bic Sdiiler se0iinet, weIAe in S6aaren
berbei ltr6mten,-@s freut uns mittbei'
len gu tOnnen. bab Srau Wtar9aretba
St, Wfutter oes Wirthes 0errn Sobu
Stt pom Union Strabs. nod elmer adt'
p66entlifeu Srantbeit Dieoer oweit
berseitellt lit. oa6 iie in Der Siihe na6
Srbnun9 ieben fanu.-Der llbrmaher
perr Winterberser 1T uon Pouuo Str.
nat Der @de pon Wtain unb @roue
StraBe iiber9eiisoelt. @r 1T in ieinem
Sa6e elm Wtsilter unb f0nnen mir ibu
als ubrma9sr beiteus smpfeblen. = Sn
Der euaus. lutb. STRIDE oabisr wiro beute
abeno elm nPadase Social" itattfinosn,
oas Die junsen @lisber ueranitalten une
IN bem Ssosrmann ein9elaoen 1T. - IS
msroen mieoer mebrere neue Sharlah'
@rfranfun9sn beri6tst, io9ar bel ers
mahienen Perionen.
Ra6pcben CUR lstteu PrimSruabl.
Wiuu pirft mir uislisitis uOr, maft
iOsur Orobuussn, ais babe i'd Die sau3e
S6nlO, oaB 9err @uspar Stt niht als
aanOiOat fir Sur9eB aufseitellt worben
lit. uno 10 fiible ib mid UeranlaBt, fol-
Senbe @rtldruns 3u 9sbsn: ~Sei Der
De;ember Yeriammluns oss bieiigen
@riitli 8ersins, sleid nud oem SbluB.
ertldrte uuf cine be,iSlide sInfraSe 9err
Stt, bas 9lmt unter feinsn umitdnoen
unuebmen 3n mollen. @inise Gage ipd:
ter. es mar in Der S8irtbidait Oes Srn.
Seinri6 Oidseli. that er oas sIsi6s &C.,
seniiber Serrn 81. y. Wtor9aH, eem
nun nominirten SanOoaten fir oas
amt; ih mar seruOe jusesen. DaB id
nun iolde @rflGrunseu uon sinem @b'
renmanne, wofiir ih 5errn Stt battle,
fir baare WtiinIe anhabm, wirO mir
wobl giiemanO uerur9en fOnuen, ODER
bod? Daraufbiu idlOB i'd mid Der
aanOioutur bes Serrn Sobn s. Eisbe
on. 90 id wuBte, oaB er iid in unierm
Borough als Staotuater i'm 1. Diltritt
ueroisnt semadt battle. 3uOsm fein io9er
nauntsr Wtaidinenmann uno Yartei'
tIepper lit. Gags Oarauf tbeilte man
mir nit, ouB 9srr Ou iid nun fir Ss'
uanntss 9lmt bewerbs. slutid iasts
i'd. batte if oas sewuBt! ODD es mar
3u ipdt iiir mid, oenn i6 bate Serrn
3i9be mein S8Ort 9essben unO babe es
auh sebalten ieooh babe ih 9tiemans
Den seiust. niht fir Serrn Stt gu itimF
men. Wtan iaste mir jmar, baB it
msin Wort breden fOnnte, bsnn unOere
9eute tbdten es aud; worauf i'd nun
bsuts antworts: Sd CLAUDE, peun i'd
einmul Re6snidaft seben mus. 10 per'
De Id nidt sefrust, mas babsn anosre
9eute setbun. iOnOern mas balt On ss'
than? yiun fam Der 3sier islbit urtbsi'
len. oh mid bic S9ulo allsin triiit,
ODER piellei1t faun Ssrr gBusner, Der
0srausseber bes p8Odeublatt", nod
bsitatissu. uis i'd i'm anfunsc Der @am'
pusue seiinnt mar. Sn Der 9offnuns,
OaB id nidt Den iweiten SduB ubfsu'
sru muB, melder nit srObersm @slhiis
sssebsu piirbe. ,eihust nit adtuns
Sobn 9 Sdilb, Carpenter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
SeiratbS:0eiitci,.

Gln iauasr eeuii6r Wanu. 80 Sabre alt,
ii sinSm SinlOmmsn ppu St00 rem MOnai
unp for tiism Sbdratfsr. ildt crs 9siaunilhaft
elm nden Zane iwtds osiraib aprsiItH
uuitr Sb mr. }. 4. iinp au pis @o6sntIait'
III rbsn as
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
6 brliud oerlanat.

Gin 10 Sabre alter aunts, pou auisr psutlbtr
,}nmIir, bsr ttuIit rfdsn uno Ieisu fam, uue
eu0 bat has . udsIatlbail au ulnn,n. Wlan
ms,n il@ Rabmitaas 'rii&su 1 uup llbr IN
ps ,,gHUtsnbIan" Sifst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-04
Martin Srpd,
Barber,

Union Srdet OSrbalb Riin, smpftbIi Ii6
btn S6pstlTu nnp nubun Ituil6fn fir ale
n l'in da6 sIuibaasuesm Arbritsn. RaiituH.
5aari&nsiesn. ultp.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
Pidgin English and Chinese
Profanity Mingled in Court

that coming quickly from Sam Wah,
meant that zee Wey was a liar twice.
"Kickee inwithae ling sen chin show
chop suuee" (From zee Wey it meant
that Sam Wah owed him S299.99 for the
noodle joint fiXtures.)
"Kee Ii chow, a la mong XII su
akasi lie mong," testified fifty-seven
varieties of Cinnamon. (Meaning that
Sam Wah had not purchased the Yee
Wey-Yee Tom outfit.)
Then there was other testimony tend
ing to show that Sam Wah had pur
chased the ''Yee" outfit during the alb
sence of one of the Yees, but after Two
hours of fifty-seven varieties of vel
low peril" swarming about his office
and more Chinese cuSs words lttterinS
the atmosphere than he had imagined
in any one human language, Justice
Hanks took the case under advisement.
zee Wey and zee Tom are suing
Sam Wah for one penny less than $500
the extreme amount which can be sued
for in a Justices court Sam Wah is
the proprietor of a noodle restaurant
in Plum alley and swears he never
purchased the outfit from the Yees.
He says it is stored and they can have
it. They don't want 1t. They want
S299.99. The question is up to the
court.
Zach du Heber Gott," muttered Jus
tice Hanks as fifty-seven varieties of
yellow peril" subsidized from his Of
flee in the shades of the evening.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
REPORT COMPILED On IRRIGATION
COMPANIES THROUGHOUT STATE

companies. Many OF these have writ
ten to have been out of existence for
years. without a record. The corpora
ton tax will eliminate this in the fu-
ture, but just now we have no way of
finding which companies are alive and
doing business.
There is no record of the cost of the
canals which were constructed forty
and fifty years ago, either. In most
instances in those days, the farmers
got together and took turns in digging
of the estimated cost of the canals.
Then, too, in many cases dry creek
beds, gulches and other depressions
have been used for canals, and the cost
therefore has been lessened. The wide
difference in the cost of canals is thus
explained. Loose business methods and
carelessness prevail in keeping the rec
Grds and accounts by many of the Of
Ulcers of irrigation projects today for
il is found that the secretaries are I'M
able to give but very little informa-
ton concerning the companies they
represent.
There Is a bad showing from some
of the counties owing to the fact that
officers of the companies there have
failed to give me any information
believe this will stir the people Of
those counties and others so that with
in another year 1 will be able to give
practically a complete statement of the
mileage and cost of canals in the state,
and other information in this line which
will be of interest to people of this
state and others"
The compiled table of canals and
reservoirs is as follows:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07

There are 6S1. O4S acres of land irri-
gated by 2,179 miles of irrigation ca
nails in Utah now in use, representing
an outlay in cash of Sb922,2Sl, as
shown in a report on irrigation com
panies compiled yesterday by H. T.
Haines. state statistician. The report
is the first one which has been made
up in the history of the state and con
tanned a list of the companies report
ing. Capitalization, cost of canals, their
length and cost of maintenance, the
number Of acres irrigated and other
figures.
Mr. Haines believes his report COW
ers more than as per cent of the in
corporated irrigation companies in the
stale but does not include many small
companies operated by one or more
farmers in various neighborhOOds.
Neither does it include any govern
ment or state land reclamation enter
pTises.
I have had a good deal of trouble
getting the report together, said Mr..
Haines yesterday, owing to the fact
that many of the officers of companies
have been slow in reporting. In some
cases 1 have sent as many as six in
quiries before getting the data asked
for. and there are still some companies
which will report from time TO time.
These will be added to the report in
the annual compilation and made part
of the state auditors report In some
cases this is caused by change in sec
retaries. the one going out not leaving
figures for the incoming officer, who
has to make a guess. Another diff
Guilty is that we were not able to tell
which were live and which were dead
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
REAR ADMIRAL TAKES
PART IN CONTROVERSY
Declares Dr.. Cook Did Not Reach
North Pole and That
Peary Did.

Washington, Nov. 6.-That DIR. Fred
erick A. Cook could not have reached
the north pole, and that Commander
Peary did attain the goal, were state
ments made tonight by Rear Admiral
G. NJ. Chester, retired.
The officer was a member of the COM
mission of the National Geographic So
ciety that passed upon Commander
Peary's data. and announced their con-
VictiOn of its genuineness.
The lecture, delivered TO scientists IL
the hall of the University club, created
a profound impression, for it was prac-
tically the first utterance of an official
of the Geographic society, although
given unofficially. which has openly
cast discredit upon DR.. Cook.
Admiral Chester cOntended that Or.
Cook erred in saying that at a certain
point in his travels north he witnessed
a remarkable sunset. If he had been
at that point. the speaker continued, he
would have found the sun high IN the
heavens.
The testimony of the Eskimos who
accompanied DR.. Cook also was re-
viewed This testimony, the admiral
insisted. showed conciusively that the
party witnessed the sunset at 81 degrees
north, a considerable distance from the
pole. He also declared that DR.. Cooks
party would have been compelled 10
travel forty miles a day TO have accom-
plished the trip, speed that was I'M
possible even under the most favorable
circumstances.
While tOnight's lecture was intended
only for scientists, Admiral Chester an
nounced that he had in course of preDa-
ration a statement to the public which,
he said. would establish the truth of the
matter.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
WHEN THEY LAUGH in ENGLAND
cleveland Leader.


Marshall Wilder has returned to New
York from trip to England.
The difference between English and
American humor," he says, is about
fourteen days. Joking with the English
is like taking liberties with the church.
l pulled one of my best ones on them
and it was twenty-four hours before 1
learned what was the matter.
i told one of my audiences that the
busiest man 1 ever knew was a friend
of mine who only had one arm and the
prickly heat. A panied expression
passed over the faces of the audience
and didn't get a smile. The next day
l learned they never have prickly heat
in England.
But don't think for a minute the
Englishman cannot understand Joke.
His humOr is more stolid than ours, but
you hand him something he under
stands and you get him with you to the
nnish. But it's queer country Every
thing is run by rule. The rules their
grandfathers laid out for them At them
now.
L dropped into the Waldorf one even
ing Tor dinner. You never saw such a
quiet and solemn-loolxing dinner party
IN your life. I called the waiter and
asked:
Does anybody ever laugh in here?"
Well, sometimes we as complaints,
sir, he replied, but not hoften, SIR"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
BATTLE WITH MANIAC
ON ROOF OF HOSPITAL
Driver of Denver County Ambulance
Wagon Proves Himself
Hero.

Denver. Oct. 6.-'Vhile doctors, nurses
and patients breathlessly looked on, vii
liam S. SOutherner driver of the county
hospital ambulance struggled desperately
for fifteen minutes with NOrah Wheeler,
an insane patient, on the narrow ledge at
the top of the roof of the insane ward
of the hospital today.
A dozen times il seemed as if the maniac
and the man struggling would fall to the
ground fifty feet below, but finally the
WOmans strength gave way. and South
eTner. bleeding and his clothing almost
torn from him, dragged the woman to
safety.
Mrs. Wheeler. a powerful woman, Is
years of age, escaped from the woman :
ward and to escape imaginary enemies
climbed to the roof of the building. thence
to the narrow ledge. Her screams at
tracted the att entiOn of hospital attaches
and SoutheTner at once made for the roof
He caught the woman just as she was
about to jump. Fighting with maniacal
fury. she tried u hurl herself and South
erner from the roof, but slowly the latter
got the upper hand and VIII IN assistance
reached him the woman was exhausted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF

ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF
Charlotte Thompson, Minor
The undersigned will sell at private sale
an undivided one sixth Q-6) interest in
and TO the following described real prop
erty situate in Salt Lake City, county OF
Salt Lake and state of Utah, described as
follows to wit: Part of lot four o. block
nfty-six (56), plat A, Salt Lake City sur
vey, bounded and more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of said lot four az in
said block fifty-six (56), and running
thence north along the east line of State
street formerly First East street, one
hundred and lightweight QSS) feet; thence
east parallel with the line of Third South
street one hundred and siXty-five 065)
feet; thence south parallel with the line
Of State street one hundred and eighty
eight OS) feet; thence west along the
north line Of Third South street one hun
dred and sixty-five Q65) feet to the place
of beginning. containing approximately
1884 square rods; on or after the 18th
day of November, A. % 1909 and written
bids will be received at the office of Dey
q HOppaugh. room 400 Boyd Park build
ing, 162 Main street in said Salt Lake
City; terms Of sale, at least one-fifth 90
cash, and the balance upon credit in in
staiments as follows: One-fifth Q-0
thereof in one year from confirmation of
safe and four-fifths Q-5 thereof in five
90 years. deferred payments evidenced by
notes of the purchaser secured by mort
sage, with interest at the rate of five per
cent per annum, interest payable semi
annually.
Dated November 6. A. D. 1909.
ANNIE c. THOMPSON,
Guardian of Charlotte Thompson. Minor.
Dey & Hoppaugh, Attorneys for Guard
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"Kee Ii chow, a la mong XII su Do
ling akasi lie mong," muttered a
hoarse-voiced, slant-eyed Chinese in
terpreter in the court of justice pre-
sided over by Stanley a. Hanks yester-
day afternoon.
lie ching loo. es ala choo," came
like rapid-fire potshoOting of pidgin
English from Lee Wey, One-time pro-
prietor of a Chinese noodle foundry at
No. 1921 South state street, and the
famous case of zee Wey and zee Tom
against Sam Wah, with a long string
of other "Yees" and "Wahs" was opened
in due order.
"Takee cOwee, le mong, XII ling
CTaken from zee Wey 1t meant that he
was One-time owner of the noodle fac
tory already mentioned.)
"GOulee Xxi da ling choo-ee kas ala
mong." (FrOm the lips of Sam Wah it
meant that he knew nothing of the
aforesaid noodle joint
Lii chow, lie mOng, du shOO." (The
Interpreter somehow made this tumble
show that zee Wey and Yee Tom had
been partners in the noodle outfit until
Yee Tom went to China few months
ago.
'Ching loo sen a kIoo de sen XII
akasa Ii chow" (Unsmilingly the sol
emn-faced interpreter said that it
meant Lee, Wey has sold the noodle
shop to Sam Wah.)
s'Kee Ii chow kee Ii chow" (And
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BANKER INDICTED.
Many Charges Against Phil Allen,
Jr., of Mineral Point, Wis.

La Crosse, Wis, Nov. G.-Phil. Allen, jr..
vice president of the First National bank
OF Mineral Point, Wis, which failed a
month ago because of mis- alleged defal-
cations, was indicted by the grand jury
here today on 26 counts, including almost
every variety of violation of the banking
laws known to the comptroller's office.
Aliens trial was set for the December
term of court. The bail was reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000 which Allen expects
to furnish.
The amount of the embezziement
charged in the Indictment aggregates $780,
90. Government officials, however, said
that this represented only part of the
defalcatiOns, which are estimated between
$50O.0OO and $50 900