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The new era., 1909-07-15
What Frightened Him.

"Sim the town council is little
booked fer the op'ry house."
"Oh I've cut out the objectionable
features"
That's Just it. We wuz afeerd you
would"
The new era., 1909-07-15

Hewitt-Is your wife fond of gen.
tlemen's society?
Jewett-I guess SO; she says that
I am no gentleman.
The new era., 1909-07-15

do you permit your wife to have
her own way?"
mo; she has 1t without my permis-
sion."
The new era., 1909-07-15
GRATSY
Copyright, by J. B. Lippincott Coz
By George Hyde Preston

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New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW YORK
lARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-


CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
TIONMEST.
Public notice Is hereby given that al
meeting OF the BoaNI OF Estimate and Ap-
portiunment held MAY "a. 1919, the follow
ing petition was received;
New York. May J. 1909
Board OF Estimate and Apportlonnent OF
Gentlemen Trihorough Railroad
Company. a railroad corporation duly or
ganized and existing under the laws OF NE
State Of New York. hereby makes appilca-
tlon 10 your honorable body FOR the right
q construct, operate and maintain a double
track. street surface railroad. TO De Cprr-
ated by an underground current OF rltc-
tricity. upon along and through Flatolsh
Avenue Extension from its intersection
with Fulton street. in the Borough OF
Brookiyn n. TO the terminus OF the Manhat-
tan Bridge nov being constructed. and for
tho right 10 two OF the street surface
railroad tracks upon the said Manhattan
Bridge when constructed. across the East
River and for the right 10 construct, oper-
ate and maintain a dOuble-tracS. street
surface railroad from the western termi-
nus Of the Manhattan Bridge through Canal
street TO the intersection Of Canal Walker
and Baxter streets. IN the Borough OF Man
haitian, together with the necessary termi-
nails. switches ana sidings-
Respectfully submitted.
TRIBOROCGH RAILROAD COMPANY.
State. City and County Of rev York, S..
on May 10th 1909 before me personally
came HENRY STEERS. to me known. who.
being by me duly sworn. dePosed and said
that he resided in Greenwich. Connecticut.
and is president Of TriborouEh Railroad
Companv the corpora tion described IN and
which executed the above Instrument: that
he knew the seal of said corporation and
the seal affixed 10 said instrument was such
corporate seal and was affixed by order
OF the Board OF Directors Of said corpora
tion. and that ho signed his name thereto
EDWARD =. MAGOFFIN.
tNotarfal SealT Notary Public.
New York County. y 7.
And the following resolutions were there
upon adopted.
Whereas The foregoing petition from the
Trlburough Railroad company. dated MAY
4 1909. vas presented 20 the Board of F2sti-
mate and Apportionmcnt az meeting held
May IL 1909
Resolved. That IN pursuance OF law this
uosrd sets Friday. the ftth day OF June.
1909 az 20 30 o'clock In the forenoon. and
Hp1u fg in tn city Han Borough x
nrd where FaCh petition shall he frsf con
silerrd and a public hearing BE- had there
rH 81 Wttrh citizens sFsi 30 entitled 20
apFtar and 10 beard ard be it further
H~Ha'Uef That enc Secretary Is d5re. f-d
n. cause sH-h rsfifIra srd these rrsnIu-
f.-Ua fa bs pglilsnsd Far af least fourteen
tffl iafs ir tvn daiif newspapers in tha
Wsrof. arf fHr az irHst tru ffW faFa on tha
.fIff REED lr.flrsiiats,F rrfor fH such
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k.Tf>8 - mkFuH .s see .ffs - ssT
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PRIVATE ANBUIANCEs.

INWARD ] sCff.TY- private an TuIaa
for transportation - STICK and irvali
ca s,h ase N = Tel 1918 sprinr
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PHOTO SUPPLIES

CAMERA BARGAINS. We excel in this
line send f1r big list or exchanged
GranaN Century. I're llo, Hawkrye and
other cameras. lenses. etc. carry "a fun
line of the lntcst isodaks. equipped With
GIoecker & Newly Co. l6y III Broadway
~cH York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
RAILROADS
RALTTE0RE Z CEIQ R. R.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS
every ether Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON. WITH
ALI LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. I'D - LIB s.
washington Sleepers-- 80 pm 81 an
washington. DIner. Parior T-50 am 500 an
washington Diner. Par,or 9 so am 1000 an
washington. Diner. PaTlOr-lI-5O am u 90 n n
shington, Parlort 5000 Loo pm Z-oO pm
ParIor car New York 20 Richmond Va
.sRovaI Ltd - Diner. .Paripr $50 pm 400 pm
Washington, Diner. Parlor . 30 pm $40 pm
washington. Buffet PaTlOr $50 pm I-OO PIN
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO PIttsburE. ...-... Z SO am 500 an
CbflIFo Colum bys........I15 50 am 12 % n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland. ..... $50 pm o. pm
..Pittsbur; Limited ...... $50 pm I.o0 pm
Gin. St l.. Louisville so pm 1SO am
Gin St l.. Louisville. 9 30 am JC-0O am
Gin St L. Louisville. $50 pm SEQ pm
Oficss gas 434. 1900 BrUalway. Astor
House 2e5 Fifth Ave. y Y. - Ave. Il,
- Ridcs st. 343 fulton 81. Brooklyn.
West 2Sd st ard Liberty st
After ? " Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc,
can BE- obtained at Bureau of Information.
r. & q r. r. 23d - Terminal Phone
No Chelsea G5Jo.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
REPAIRED. REFINIsmED.

OFFICE house furniture rehnished pol
fsred repaired at your restlenc,. lowest
prtre- first class work guaranteed. send
postal VIM. Van Eloten. 3Oa W. goth st
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
SIONUM MENTS.

MEMORIALS erected at any cemetery.
Highest grade material ard workmanship p
a. lowest cost. Postal will bring our repre-
sentative Manhattan Monument Co. 1l33
E~oudway. New York
MONUMENTS AND MATSOLEUMS
Direct from quarries. Lowest prices. Spe-
ciaI designs on application.
J. II. WALLING. 239 BROADWAY y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
LOST-BANkBOOhS


BANK BOOK No 800 e34 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person
having a claim TO IL - hereby called upon
20 present the same within ten days or
submit 10 having said passb0OS cancelled
and new one Issued
BANKBOOK No. $40. 1I6 o. the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. ANY person
having claim 10 Il Is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or sub
NIT 20 having said passbook cancelled and
a n"w one Issued. Miss cara \ Dell. @ti>
West G2d 81.
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 577.
SO or the EmiKrsnt Industrial savings
Bank. Payment stopped Please return
hook u bank. no. ~ Chambers st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received af their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 3Sth
and S7th sts until o clock p n Ad-
vertlsemeuts received at the following
branch Offices al resulsr Cffice rates until
o'clock p. m. viz: 90 sth ave. . e
cor 2Sd st: i53 eth ave. cor. 12th st. lO4
East I4th 81 257 West <2d st. between
7th ard Sth aves.. 23 West 18Th st io33
~ ave 1890 n ave. near 6ist 81. lTO8
- ave near sath II i5T East 18th e..
Tss fremont ave. sSn - ave
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

.sAVFf E LE ITTNE a. T. A Est
tessl. 30 Beaver "a TNe uil,s. Thus
tses acc ta made up cash it.h iafrFr.
stste-Hsrfs reffaiieaUf or srHsdurs s4f.
rogafr n-cru=.tiuFs Telephone frtg urHa &
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

AlL1AE1 LlBGG
r1ontrsal to Liverpool
TEE ST LAWRENCE r. tIE-
Shortest -sra0frrsr N0sf Fteftlrfeqfe-
NEvy FA-r TrTrzEE STEAMERS.
NIBlfI%IA< fuH~ o. Iai- aug z. sept
rl >sf=I f n rrre o. Jl.F iN k-e - s@1t 20
TfI.rHF.fhI f.nr - ta.- - 1r-'' -
tDEsfi-.sN IS f.-t q fIlr E' hEE p. -eft -
raI.rr HHer.e- 500 H HHH SO s"
f 4sf..r So 0a frf 81 an rrrsrts
rfl.s ...I. 81 rHN .f I+H
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PED 20" LINE
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Mate
Sis
grsts
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HrH .Ff-H
- s
esa staa. usa. 80.
-z5s-is- -''s e. Apartment 3. ~s-. $500
fs,.df.fF Ftp. - AGED "a. with private
sseses '7o years experience: best ref
20 -, o.n y last employer +. J. Flaherty.
e. - 81
vii vii : - Fur Italian: expert: worked
Ssst. sos1 80 e.ass people IN Europe driving
sssssa 2aIile. ssz East li3th A.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The tribune received at their Uptown
Once No. 1864 Broadway. hctween 38th
and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock p. m. Ad-
yertfaements received al the following
branch Offices al regular office rates until
o'clock o m viz: 2G4 Sth ave, :. Q.
cor. 23d St: 153 9th ave. cor 18th st; iO4
East isth st: 25T west 42d 81. between
Tth and sth aves: 283 West 125th st; lo33
sd ave; 1926 Cd ave near Clst st: IT0S
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Two Cent Stamp

may save your pets life II Won have
a horse. COW. dog. or a cat, The
Tribune Farmer Is needed in your homs.
Or. c. D. Smead. the famous veterinary
surgeon. in a special department OF the
Farmer answers all questions in regard
10 the care and condition OF domestic
animals. This great parer costs less
than a two-cent stamp a week We
will mail you a sample cory on reausst
Address TRIBUNE FARMER
l54 Nassau St. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
ALBRO PIANO co.

Pianos bought. sold exchanged. rented.
Slightly used pianos Of standard manu-
facturers 500 up. 2O6 West 42d st.
AMERICAN PLAYER PIANO. most per-
feet and durable instrument made: any
one can play without practice: Factory
Price Blur Bros. Co. Manufacturers 1872
Park ave. near 13Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
HUNGARIAN-AMER SERVICE
TO FICME VIA
TN0RTg GERMqN LLOYD

Large. Fast and luxurious Twin-ScFeN
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Subuartne signals
PLYMOUTH H-CHERBOURG- BREMEN
Express Sanings Tuesdays az 10 4 "a ~
kr1npriuz Wm- June : X VIM d IL l-l7 - -
Cr-ilt4. .....--- June Is X Wm- II---June -
PLTMOCTH-CH ERBOURG-BFsE.1At
TWt1-Screw Sailings Thursdays az ~ = % .
p Fried VIM June 10 BarbarOssa- = uhs - -
Fried Ger Gr--June Il EUrfuersi- - 1ls -
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sai July =
2T.000 IONS. Newest and largest Cfel -
Ship sHoat Every innovation known u -
GTBRAI.T4R-NAPI GENOA
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays al - = "A
h Albert. CO. June 70 X Lulse- - - -.
Berlin 0ue~.l June 20 T. irene : -'s -
Connections Ercircll1g the GLOBE
Travellers Checzs good al over the Wo1'N-
Apply OELRI-EIs & Co. Genera Agents
5 BROADWAY NEW YORK
AMERICAN LINE From n PisT rs r e, Ri y r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOUTHAMPTON
s.. Paul June l. - LOUIS j uLle =,
New Yor6.-.-Juae Il. philadelphia -,July
RED STAR line From [i~, = II r ~ r.
NEW MOREOVER
'Nron-- and June u Naderlanl----. June -
LapIanItuew} June "a Zeeiand- ----.--- July
WhlEE STAR LINE t5o'2 = F4sF
NEW YORK-QU- NSTOwN-LTvERPO
Cedric June y pm Arabic-Iuns26. u noon
BaitlC.Ju1e - y am D@iri0- July g. IL ara
-CHERB-G- SOUTHAMPTON
Oceanic Juuet 9 80 am A AiriatiC. June23. Q Scam
TtsTI ton t1e Is g,Hem NJ IestlCJn@3ui e 3Oa-ll
NEW YORK AND BOSTON To ITALE-
Via Azores and Gibraltar
Cauoptc-Ju1 12-J pm Rouanic. July 3. 10 am
CretiC---June 16. noon Finland July 10. pm
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

COOK.-First class: best reference from
private family: wages $50: nephew as
useful man; wages $50. c., 1852 "a ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

tffFrWFfHg sfFNFs a1f saa@.f intiFns f1s
4gs IaasaH agf., -. ,..t
gasa SD daas Esrr a. cay. Between aftd
80 s5fe ats lHfi . c'ciocs e u. Ad
.-.r.t..-esenfa r-cef-ea a. The following
srs,-. .sHa~s- AZ reEu'sr cffce rates Until
c'rtts,k o. m via pa sth ave.
sor 2gd st: iss eth ave cor. 18th st; l0s
-th and s,h aves.: 2e3 West ieSth ~ iOS
"a nee 1925 50 ave. near dlst -; iIOS
-, ave near ssth ST: G57 East i25th St;
7se Trsnont ave; ESQ 81 ava
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

.rs,-f-R-rlsFAfFNT-s ana subscriptions for
me Tribune received al their GptoS
once. No 1854 Broadway. betW cen shih
and 37th sts-. until ? % clock p m; 81
,-s-ffse5nefts received at the following
braaca Offices at reEuisr Office rates until
O'clock ?. m. viz: 264 sth ave. s. :,
res, 1Ath st. 257 west z2d Et between
7th and sth ayes.: 263 West l25th St: io35
ga ave. 1926 Sd ave, near 6Ist st; lIOs
lst ave. near Seth St: i57 East i25th ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

COOK.-Colored; young; hrst class; go any
part OF country. $50; j years best city
references. Miss Sheas Bureau. East 42d
st Tel 20S2-Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WOULD LIKE 20 hear Of stock for sale
IN any enterprise where an investment
of several thousand dollars would be s6-e
I. DarbyEhire. Box lSloC. Rochester N 7
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sTEANTBQATs.

tRltll~ III H1lMl A1tD EOlIV - Nv
DUO u WN NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fail River Lv. Pier 10, n. r.. It Warren
ST. Daily. $40 P. NJ Strs. COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra en-
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence
Leave Pier Is. y. r., f. Murray St. week
days only 500 p. VI. Strs. PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each
NORWICHLINE Via stonington. Lv.
Pier 40. n r., f. Clarksou St, week
days. 500 P. NJ; Pier 20. f. R. f. p
I'D St. 6:3O p. VI. Strs. CHESTER W.
CHAPLIN and CITY OF LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bed
ford. Woods Hole. Marthas Vineyard.
Nantucket, Mattapoisett, Marion and cape
Cod points-Leave Pier 40. North River,
foot OF ClarksOn St. week days only. AZ
600 p. m. Steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For Sew Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North. week
days only. Lv. Pier 2s, E R. 80 2 n;
II. East 22d St. 2:O0 p NJ SIT RICHARD
PECK
Tickets, s,ateroouns and information at
City Ticket Office. III Broadway, near
CortIandt ST. Telephone 5l2l Cortanot-
Also at y. Y. Transfer and Tourist Oilees
and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
EURNITURE.
MATTRESSES REnADE, $1.Ts
at Customers Residence

or shop. Work done at
residence is the safest
and most sanitary meth
o6. Estimates given on
re1pholsterfng or repair
ing OF any style OF fur
piture. Call or phone
Az col. ave. near SD
|, Tel. 59ll Riverside
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Large. Fast and luxurious Twin-ScreH
Express and Passenger Steamships
with Wireless & Subuarine signals
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

COCK Young Irish woman; city or coun-
trv. would 60 plair laundry: s22- SIS. NJ
IIof:nayer's Bureau. i53 West 23d St Teie-
phone ls6x-chelsoa-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

WANTED.-Improved vacant LOT. Wood
lawn Cemetery. Fuller. Telephone 100
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PAwSBRGKERS.

~60%T SILL YOUR JEWELRY-
Diamonds. silver. Furs. Rugs. Painting
Frie-a Krsc Gums. Cameras or other Naiu-
-. rnn realize by selling. HerRer Hros.. 2tA
IL 42d All business strictly confidential
LOANS MADE. on diamonds at 1-s inter
est. bargains ia diamonds Lewis Jacobs.
aSg 90 ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

COOK. &C-TNvo girls; together; one as
first class German cook ether as cnanl-
termaid aud laundsess references Erle.
scn's 4T3 Bergen 81, Brooklyn. Tel. 5Soz
-f1rospect.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

CENTRAL HUDSON LINE t7r Po.s .seepsle
= N. for NewburEh. p NJ
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VIII - - Italian: expert: worked
Far 80 80 e.ass people IN Europe driving
Hs.to 80 TNserence: city or country.
sssssh 2sTilc. ssz Eas, li3th a..
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No 1864 Broadway. between 3sth
and 37th SITS. until clock p. m. Ad-
vertiseme1ts received at TIRE following
branch Offices at regular office rates until )
O'Clock D. III. VIZ. 264 Sth ave. g. e.
cor 23d 81. 1873 9th ave. cor. l2th At; lOS
East l4th st: 257 West 42d st. between
7th and Sth aves.: 2G3 West 125th st 1O35
Sd ave: l62G ~ ave. near 6lst st; lTOS
1st ave near S9tt Et i57 East i25th st. /.
f56 fremont ave: 650 30 ava
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stamAaH AN auEISu

tDfe8 A9 80 -. p So q Ias
stanAer ANB auslSu
"a: /
s.fEs nt.H NsHrts 81
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eaf eHa HAHFff 80
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knF vtffHfr a
ms
nsss
usuft ten ffHnstH 50 mes sts
~ m
fss~ f tf
waafru rUaAuu u uARFmng aE fsl
fl Eaw iHfh aFs 80
sfeklNtEY sT1pAar ro. zsg b. tisss
81 vars Or mnsiaE. -hiHr 30 FafAinE.
moderate charges Tel isit Harlem.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE And VAN
co GtH East i2ath 81 -si0rage, nov
ing: packing. best service Telephone.
DAUBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE. rs LIST
ave-storage. moving packing. shipping;
safes and pianos moved. Tel. l@a-O[ehare-
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arr. HAH8afhH HseFiHEf ~
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tf.ernu fsHsfH Fs Nasesa 81 -ats
as fsfs a rsaFs faasH FaW FfF
~ tafaaIHs u IHisg aslsia = ~ s. sils
..frara E.afths
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.
! Per e.-.-........I. I.,..-...-.. 10 !
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
outfits fcr excavations. quarries. sand
and mud dredging, wreCking hnrb0r i'm
, rovsrrsnts JESSE CRAFT t54 Nassau -.
DIES TOOLS. -pecisl machinery. sheet
metal spe-ialties. model Dak!ng, plans
ar,eioped. general manufacturing, new
rartors. modern tools GUSTAEUS A
pr-RSCH 236 10th st. Brooklyn Phone
i4Is-Eay Ridge,
,tAcfJT%ISr -I'r.to- date machine shop.
We build al kinds ol light machinery.
si.s manufacturers iiEs. sfaus iuE. WORK
ing models sc ". J. H1rce. - Hudson
-. Phone sG"-gh"!s"a.
NJ u leather betting for that bad drive. all
.fzcs ever, inch guaranteed. ENae.io
r,rttErr co ~ East std ST.. near Broad
vay .Thors lTo6 Spring
EXrFRINESTAI. work. model mailing
Inventors ideas Developed. reasonable
ts-rrs KStEEFREpCKER ENGIN EER
ING CO. 2ss East go -
EXPERIMENTAL. and cr-t class tooiw7-k,
rgar.fa.t4reFs of metal sleCiEI tiles. Aul-
ern TOO. & SIeclaliy Co. 49, East list st
sUrET METAL. GOODS and patented nrtI-
eles made on contract, decorated I'm
work standard stamping Die Co.. l55
33d -, Brooklyn
TIE METZ & WEISS Gas and oil En-
cir-s Stationary and Marine. - 90 zoo
II p" August Mietz. 12N Mott - y Z
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poK PRINTING HOUSE

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poK PRINTING HOUSE
rs tss aHs s srsfs
7FtH tfis
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sra rserfffF sfe.tf iafftfa frt-
-fsf. Ht1asa fe1ste fHUf fsiiesrf
lsas nFasasss
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions foF
The Tribune received At their urfawn
once. Nc. 1864 Broadway. hetw~en sath
and S7th sta, until O'Clock ,. M. Ad-
vertlsements received q, the following
branch Offices at regular office rates until
oclcek D. N. viz: 2e4 Sta ave. s. 9.
cor 2sd St: 1853 eth ave. cor. 18th St: iot
East l4th St; PSI West 42d ct. between
tn and sth avss.; 2eS West 125th ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Printers to Publishers

SewsraUcr Magazine. Linotype compost
ton wet press work our sp~cialties. esti-
mates Furnished. Stearus Printing Co. 81
Centre st.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS
"THE THIRD DEGREE"

What shall be said of The Third De
greer To sum it up in a few words, II
is superb. 1t is a play woven around pos
sible characters, and in the hands of a
capable company-such as appeared at the
Salt Lake theatre last night-it is filled
with interest from the first act to the
last, four acts of splendid situations. The
play is as strong as The Lion and the
Mouse" by the same author, and shows
the versatility of Charles Klein as a dra-
matte writer. Through it all there stands
out prominently the story of a woman 5
devotion and self-sacrifice for the love of
a man. In the hands of such q capable
artist as Fernando Eliscu, the character
of Annie JeffTies loses nothing. She has
the audience with her from the start, and
was compelled to respond to several cur
tain calls. Nor was she alone in her act
ing. The company is a well-balanced one,
and each member is worthy the highest
praise It is well to particularize in the
case of Miss Eliscu, because around the
character she sustains is woven almost the
entire StOry-a WOmans deVOuOn-a love
that is pure and hOly-eVen in the face
of seeming insurmOUntabie obstacles
The house was splendid tribute to the
company the public seeming to under
stand that what comes from the pen of
Charles Klein must be of the best, and in
this instance they were not disappointed.
The play runs the entire week, with mat
inees on Wednesday and Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-05
DESCRIBES CLIFF
JEWELLERS RUINS
Lecturer of American institute
of Archaeology Delivers an
Interesting Address.

DR.. Edgar L. Hewett. director of the
American Institute of Archaeology, de-
livered an interesting lecture Monday
night at Barratt hall, on the subject OF
The Excavations at Puye," giving in
detail the results of the explorations car
Tied on by the institute during the last
summer, in the region formerly peopled
by the cliff dweileTs in New Mexico. The
lecture was illustrated by many views
taken on the field and showed the dwell
ings of this ancient people, as uncovered
by the exploring parties.
The lecture was given under the aus
pieces of the Utah ArChae illogical society,
which is a branch of the institute. There
was a large audience present, the room
being well filled when the lecturer began
his address, shortly after $50 p. m. DR..
Hewett was introduced by Professor
Byron Cummings of the university, who
called attention to the fact. that the lee
turer was not stranger in Salt Lake,
having been here on two or three pre-
yiOus occasions to lecture.
DR.. Hewett introduced his lecture by
referring to the researches which had
been carried on in former years by the
institute in foreign lands. followed by
the explorations of the American School
of Archaeology, embracing researches on
the American continent. He spoke of the
explorations IN Mexico and Central Amer
lea, and mentioned the fact that it is in
tended to take up the study of the north
west including Alaska and the Aleutian
islands. He then referred to the work IN
the southwestern part OF the United
States and to the importance of the ex-
petition conducted by Professor Cum
mings this year. saying that the Utah
branch of the institute has been one OF
the most active in field work.
DR.. Hewett then took up his main sub
iect and told of the excavations made on
the Puye mesa, near Santa Fe, II. NJ. The
lecturer had a large number of interest
ing pictures of the work and explained
the details in an interesting manner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-05
LIQUOR LICENSE
CASE COMES Up
Supreme Court Will Hear Two
Important Appeals at the
October Term.

Among the cases set for the October
term Of the supreme court, beginning oct
II, is that of the state of Utah against
JOSEPH Barker in which a decision was
given against the state by Judge ]. A.
Howell OF the Second district court, in
Weber county, an appeal being taken by
A. K. Barnes, attorney general.
Barker owns land through which Hunts
vile Spring creek flows, and he changed
the course of the stream and used the
old channel for private fish ponds This,
the state declared, was a nuisance. 1t
was asked that he be enjoined from main
tanning screens and hatchery. Judge
Howell decided Barker was within his
rights, and that qualified person should
be named as commissioner to superin-
tend construction Of screens.
ID. A. Smyth's case, in which he seeks
to compel the county commissioners of
Morgan county and the county clerk to
issue a liquor license, will also come up.
Judge Howell decided against the Off
Gals, who appealed.
The questions to be decided are; What
constitutes a good cause for refusal of
license, under section 1245, Compiled Laws
OF Utah, 1907? Can the county commits
sioners arbitrarily refuse a license with
out cause2 Such power is given a city
or town. but, Smyth contends, commits
sioners do not have it.