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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
FUNERAL or GEO, ". RIPLEY.

Was Held This Forenoon. With Inter-
ment in Green Mount Cemetery.
The funeral services Of George ".
Ripley were held at II o'clock this morn
ing at the home Of his neice, Mrs. w.
FL. Clough, Of Camp street extension.
The services were conducted by Mrs.
Ffiie Chapman Of Burlington.
Further services were held at one
O'clock this afternoon AZ the chapel at
Green Mount cemetery in Montpelier
where nterment was made IN the fam
ily lot
The bearers were S. s Cmith, w. III.
clough, Enoeh 0. Wheeler and Z. L.
Wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
MAY BE IN MONTPELIER.

Chief Of Police Telephone to Father Of
the Boynton Boy.
ST. Albans, Aug. 26. Gales BoYnton
received word this morning by telephone
from the chief of police at Montpelier
that boy had been seen there answer
ing the description Of the missing Boyn-
ton lad and Mr. Boynton left this morn-
ing for the Capital city to investigate,
The boy was not seen BY the police, but
had been seen on the streets Of the city
there If it proves to be the missing
boy 1t is thought here that he must have
boarded freight train Monday after
noon at st. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Dr. and Mrs. Jacob j Ross Of Hines.
burg. who have been under appointment
bv the mission board Of their church
for medical work in Pelzin. China, and
expected TO sail IN October, have been
obliged to give up this work indefinitely,
owing 10 the III health Of the doctors
mother, Mrs Catherine Ross. DR.. Ross
viii practice in Richmond
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
CROWD AT BRADFORD.
Fair and Cattle Show Went of Yester-
daY without a Hitch.

Jay MltHVut a t4tIh.
Bradford, Aug. 20. The fair and cat
tie show here yesterday attracted 6h0I
persons, the weather being fine and thl
attractions fully up TO expectations. Ih'
track WIS in excellent condition, anC
the racing went of without a hitch o|
any sort The town teams Of matched
oxen proved special attraction. The
racing summarys
Green Glass.
Purse, 500.
Simona b.. chm Cred Elm) 22
Juna w.. BIN tPrinee Isoyelandl
Roy Wilkes ir, Rogert Stillon, N q.
and Ellina Ray also started
Time, 2;34h, 2.29h, 2;29h, 2:34h
2;34h.
a:ls Trot and Pace.
Purse, $3.50.
Russell Grattan, chg tGrattanl 2l ~
lima Marie bm tSereno Wilkesl
g. y h also started
Time, 2:2aia, 2;l9M 2s2lM, 2s25.
2:4o Glass.
Purse, 500.
Wilkesdale, bs (Wilkesl ....,.. Ill
Una D., Redland and Pete McGregor
also started
Time, 2;20h, 2,S5, 2.HA.
2:37 Trot.
Purse, sl25.
Hal Cander, bs tAleanderl .....
Golden Maid, Lady Beryl, Marehmont
and Conway also started
Time, 2;24M, 2s2414, 2.22A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
WAS DEsPoNDENr.
William I. Richmond Of Dover, n. H.,
Committed Suicide.

Dover n. H., Aug. William I.
Richmond, q well known contracting
electrician, committed suicide By tax.
ing gas today The cause for his action
was that he was despondent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
RACING Al moRRrsvILLE.
Best Time Made Yesterday Was 2:14la
in the 2:21 Glass.

Morrisville Aug &c An attendance
estimated at between 1000 and 10000
marked the second day Of the Lamoile
county fair The heat was intense, but
did not interfere with the scheduled
events. Before and after and between
the heats Of three excellent races, at
tractiye vaudeville features were pre-.
sented III front Of TIE grandstand Th
Morrisville military baud gave fine
concert between 1890 and 1870 o'clock
and played throughout the afternoon
The summaries Of yesterdays races
2:40 Tr0t and Pace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
MADE NEW RECORD
Latham in an Antoinette Monopiane
Went East To-day.

Rheims, Aug. 26 Latham in All An
toinette monoplane this afternoon broke
the record for time and distance. which
WIS established BY Paulhan yesterday.
Latham's record IS announced as ~
miles in two hours aud thirteen min
utes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
D. ?. DAVIS HoNoRED
With Election as a vice-president Of
National Association.

D. Fl Davis, proprietor Of Davis drug
store, was elected second Yice-president
Of the National Association OF State
Pharmacy Boards at the annual meeting
held in Los Angeles, Cal. last week
This meeting was held jointly with the
annual meeting Of the American Phar-
maceutieal association and the American
conference Of pharmaceutical faculties.
Mr. Davis, who IS secretary of the YER
mont state board Of pharmacy, knew
nothing Of the election until he received
official notification Of it few days
ago,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Lieutenant Frank p Lahm, q s. Al,
Is in Burlington city for short time
and is stopping al Grassmount Lieut..
Lhhm, in company with Lieut.. Foulois,
has been appointed by the government
for instruction in the manipulation Of
she signal corps aeroplane purchased
from the Wrights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Company NJ made the best record IN
target practice this year that was ever
made in the history Of the company The
company, consisting Of 40 men and two
officers, left on Thursday for the range
at Northlield and returned to Burlington
Saturday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
ENGLAND IS ALARMED.
Lest Cholera Spread From Holland
Where there Are Mary Cases.

London, Aug. 20 The government is
greatly alarmed over the discovery OF
2S new cases Of cholera IN Rotterdam.
They are iAkise desperate w+s-.les 70
prevent the cease reaching England.
1t is believed the problem viii he 4 dill
ult one s.t numerous ~ =, vessels
daily entering English ports, # tie chol-
era gets good start in Holland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
SCHOOL CLOSED TO-DAY.
Vermont Health Officers Left Montpelier
This Afternoon.

The Vermont health officers school
closed ait Montpelier this forenoon when
the last paper was presented hy Robert
"a. Lawrence of Rutland on Legal Points
Of Health Work, ia which he referred
to pure food pure water, pure milk, etc.
This was followed BY a question box.
Most of the 200 health officers returned
to their homes this afternoon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
2:2i Trot and Pace
sos ninllnisllad. ]
no EXAMINE HIS MIND.
wife Of Admiral Thinks He May Be a
Bit Crazy.

scituate, Mass Aug. 28 The wife Of
Admiral Eaton declared al her home to-
dav that She would Immediately begin
proceedings to have the admiral exam
ined for insanity She says that d. II
Ainsworth, former government clerk
and her former husband, has been to
her and got money, bnt always with the
admirals consent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Orrin H. Iashaway, d cigarmaker from
Swanon. while il ST. Albans the other
day, was assaulted and rohbed 81 a
watch ana SEQ ii money Malonev smith
and Daniel Brew were arrested and
placed under bonds foF the September
term Of franklin coiggty eourt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
NIGHT OF FREEDOM.
Patrick Kane Then Returned to Wash
ington County Jail.

After a night Of liberty, Patrick Kane
went back to the Washington county
jail at Montpelier this forenoon, ready
to continue bis sentence for intoxica
tion Kane was let ont Of jail late yes
terdav for 4 short time and he did not
return last night as WAS expected but
came to this city He had apparently
got enough freedom over night as he
voluntarily returned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
CHANGES IN DIOCESE.
viii 60 Into Effect This Week-st
Monica's Church in Barre Included.

Burlington, Aug. 90 a few changes
in the diocese Of Burlington viii "a
into effect this week The Rev. D. Tx
Sullivan. who has been for the past
three years in Bakersfield, has been
transferred to Springfield The Rev
E. IL Cray now assistant TO the Rev,
p. NJ McKgnna Of Barre win So TO
Rakerfeld and the Rev E G Fountaine,
at present at Albmgh, viii be the as.
sistant at Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Ira w Everest Of Clarendon Springs
last a valuable horse Tuesday morning,
file animal dropping Dead from heart
trouble while ia The harness. The horse,
Daisy E. was entered n the Rutland
County fair races. The horse was three
years old and had good record on the
track
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
BALLOON UP TODAY.
New York Men Went up at North Ad-
ans. Mass. and Drifted Southeast

North Adams Mass Ang 26. w. r.
Cross and D. VI Goodrich Of New York
ascended in ballon North adams No.
1916 this morning. The balloon drifted
southeast. II IS expected that they viii
make 100 miles before landing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
wEALTHY BANKER DEAD.
Charles H. Berry Of RockIand, Me- Di.
rector Of Many Companies.

Roekland. Me- Aug 26. Charles II.
Berry, aged So for many years promi-
nent banker died this morning of heart
disease. He was director Of many com
paHies in Maine and was worth hall 3
million.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
HOSPITAL GETS FIRST BEoUEsT.
Two thousand Dollars from Angela
French Estate Paid to Trustees.

Dr. O. II Reed, executor Of the An
CELIA French estate, yesterday paid to
the trustees of the Barre City hospital
$1,000, it being money willed to that
institution By Mrs French, BY vote of
the trustees this money was Immediately
applied To the purchase price Of the hos
ptal buildings, which were bought by
the trustees when the institution was
opened This is the first bequest the
hospital has received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
SENTENCED FROM NoRrHFIELD.
Richard Caldwell Of GranitevilIe for Fur
nishing LIQUOR.

Richard Caldwell, who gave his resi-
dence as Graniteyilla, when arraigned be-
fore Justice Edward Connell, was taken
to the county jail at Montpelier last
night to serve a so days sentence for
furnishing liquor. Philip Welcome was
committed to the jail from the same
court for Is days for a first ofense Of
iutoxication. James Doheney was sen
tenced to 60 days for intoxication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Henry Clark Had One Arm Broken and
Reeeived Other Hurts.

Lisbon, n. ri, Aug. 26. Mrs Henry
Clark of Easton, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred Cox, has been called
to the Cottage hospital Woodsville,
on account Of an accident which befeii
her husband at East Ryegate, Vt. He
was riding in an automobile, when the
machine was overturned on account Of
the brakes not working. properly Dir.
Clark's arm was broken, and he also
received serious injuries Go one hip and
his chest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Among the we'll known men who viii
attend the state fair at White River
Junction win be Charles S. Mellen pres
ident Of the ew York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company, who will Be
a guest Of President Maxwell Evarts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Excursion to Montreal See adv. en-
page 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-26

Excursion to Montreal See adF. On
page 2 A.-s.- 4-.ss--. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
@enneifenes 11rbjem.

@bor Memefe1legtens rrbiem
ifuloc leges, far bolot oe lproe ME,
get &opeobruo; men feIp Sc, oer life
bar toget 8ibelens Mneipelier ON
Ste6et> bpor g6ens &abe 1oa, alt for
bogitapeligt, bar bog bet1logt bette
Steo til Mfien. Denne 0pfatteIie
gielber ret almin6elig, ifient Der fra
Noturforifernes SIDE ofte er blebet
reiit 2pibl ON 6ens @ietiebeo, % Der
finoes en6og De ler6e, iom gierne
snifeoe at befoIfe Ggnene omfring
Noropolen me6 Sorti6ens Menne>
ffer. On anden Gbeori eaar no paa>
at @enneifelegtens ferite @fsem>
plorer fanoipnIigpis er fgote lomti-
big / De forifiellige ggne al Soroen.
@n flor @mifeligbeb bor Sen Mnto-
gelie at ooerbinoe, iom goar no poo,
at allie Menneifer if11loe itomme fra
Ell @gn og oerfro babe breot jig uo
ODER belle &loben, og 6enne @anifelig-
beo ligger / Nmertfas in6eluffeoe
Stilling. Denne &inoring bar BOG
life laa l1oberbin6elig for 6e uomer=
feoe 5orifninger, iom Seiup-@fspe-
ottionen bar foretaget paa begge 81
Der al set @tille Ocean> og iom bor
gibet 8ebiler for, at ser finoes mani
&c 2igbe6spunfter mellem 6olfene
poo oen noroamerifanife @eitfpit og
pq1o oen norooiiotiife 9itfpit> og at
Ser oerfor utoibliomt bor fun6et
@onoringer Ste6 fra set enc @onti=
nent til set on6et.
@onife egenartet forefommer Dog
oen al Frofesior Mmegfins opltil1eoe
5ormooning, at Mennel fei lpgtens
l1rbjem iful0e ligge / @poomerifo.
0enne peo fine Gorif11tnger / @po=
omerifa ioa bejtfortiente @i6enfobS=
mono bar nemlig / set n%aturpioe1,=
fabeltge Mr iu11ms MnnoIer / 8ue-
NOS Mtres offenliggiort ct Mrbeioe
ombon6len6e Ell &opeoifol, fan bor
1>n6et / Sc l1ngpliocone Gag beo Sue
nos Mires, iom ifal bore Tppen a Sc
oller el6ite Menneffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
&aano I'll mine 2pber. .syarbd,

s&aa11b I'll mine 2aber. vsyarpd,
Garpel."
Meo ct benligt emil nitfeoe bun
I'll mig % foripanot ! Golfemeng-
ben.
Nl benote leg mig ON og iaa Ell.
ter min &iereite; ~ BUN bar for.
ipnnoen. Com en- Mffinoig ftprteoe
leg ODER @erronen og leo poa @uoen,
netop iom ben6es @ogn figrte bort.
Gorferoet itirreoe leg efter benoe.
Ma> Oct forbanbeoe l1belo!
Min &ierefte piloe lite bpre Sale
ON en- Gorioning. Min fanofer6i.
9e 8eretning on @eiieeoentpret falo-
te bum en- u&iitorie" og piloe lite trio
ct ORD al ben. So tabte leg Eaal>
mooigbeoen. 8reben operman6e6e
mig og leg rafte ben6e min 6orlobel>
iesring.
Sci bar Seu6og 6ormooag. Mit
&nmgr ito6 paa Nulpunftet, ga lea
plnoielig TOM / Eanfer om set al.
tolte StGpnemg6e me6 min Geiiefa.
merot. Set bar life @engene> fur
ifuroe betale mig tilbage, ser frilte6e
mig, BET bar ben6es egen fjert
Sfiffelie. Sg MI forefom min bp.
beoe Sorlobelie mig ilef fife iaa 1to1
en- l1lpffe.
@ao @laget 2 ito6 ieg poa set af
talte Sfe6. @trafs efter TOM bun
falgt at en- bbi6booret &erre, Sci
taffeoe mig paa Set bierteligite fol
Den Gleneite, leg bab6e pilt bon|
8arnebarn Gannp. 81 preientereo,
oS for binon6en. Sans Mapn pa
mig befjenot, og leg mo6tog berfo
Snbitotionen: at fslge meo ser
biem, me6 @le6e.
Senere beiegte leg Dem ofte, :
og SannD er MI min &ultru.
@in forbenberenoe @iereite er oa
1oo gift. Sun ifaI fire 3pfIen me
fraftig &aon6> fiees Der. Men San
!. M er ieo og goo og bar giort mi
n~lDffesfugl meget lpffelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Hem for Skandinaver

! Diet solrige California. I'd
market Land naer Skoler, Kir-
ker, Jernbaner ETC., fra $50 .og
op. For Oplysninger tilskri>
Land Company, Box 185, Stock
ton, Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
MRS. SARAH CAHOOA
IS SEEKING DIVORCE
Non-SuppOrt, Cruelty and
Drunkenness Are Grounds
Set Out.

Nonsupport. extreme cruelty and hab-
itual drunkenness are n few pf the
charges AIrs. Sarah Cahoon makes
against Hyrum Cahoon in her complaint
for divorce nled in the third district
court Thursday,
They were married hero March .. 1901
and have one child. Nancy, : years old.
For several years Cahoon has only par
TALLY provided for her. Mrs, Cahoon saws.
and within the last six weeks he has
failed totally, The cause is attributed
by Mrs. Cahoon 10 idleuess, proQlgacy
and dissipation. Cahoon drank heav-
ily for more than year, It is alleged.
and Mrs. Cahoon has been compelled 10
depend upon her own efforts and the
charity OF friends for the support OF
herself and child.
In addition. she says Cahoon has
abused her and mistreated their child,
but she does not specify as to this.
Cahoon's interest in the estate left by
his mother, Margaret 5. Cahoon, amount
ing 10 about $1,000, is in the hands Of the
administrator, John j Cahoon. Mrs. Ca
hoon alleges, and as permanent alimony
she asks an equitable division OF the
property. in the meantime she demands
a restraining order. $l00 attorney fees,
and $50 a month temporary alimony. u
timately she also wants the custody Of
the child.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
WORK SOON WILL START
ON NINTH AVENUE LINE
1t Will Open Up a Territory
That Is in Need of
Service.

Advices received recently from officers
of the Utah Light and Railway COM
pany indicate that work on the new car
line on Ninth avenue will be started as
soon as possible. Joseph S. Wells. gen.
eral manager OF the company. said on
Thursday that he was arranging to start
work on that section just as soon as ar
rangements could be made. This prob
ably will be some time in July. In any
event, the line will be completed as far
east as X street during the summer
The new line will extend from Sixth ave-
nue. up ID street TO Ninth avenue and
thence eastwardly on that thoroushfarc
to Is street. The survey already has been
made and the stakes for grading set. so
that there will be nothing further TO do
except starting the work.
The completion OF the work will pro-
vide access TO the locality along the
northern portion of the north bench. in
cluding the recently developed locality
about Tenth avenue. Nearly a score OF
new houses have been erected in this Vi
cinty during the past spring. and more
are under contemplation. These houses
arc many Of them being sold. the values
varying from $2500 10 $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
INDIAN BOY IS GIVEN
TEN YEARS IN PRISON
Dan-TsO-Se Pleads Guilty to
Numbering Four Members
of His Tribe.
Yes, killed ,cm. They beat me. ]

Eyes, I killed 'cm. They beat me. !
was their slave"
And so Dan -Tso-Se 16~year- old Navajo.
is to go to Fort Leavenworth with the
brand of Cain upon him, because, goaded
to desperation by The ill-treatnleDt he
had received from FIVE members Of his
tribe. he fired bullets into them as they
slept in their tcpee. Dan-Tso-Se will be
taken to the federal penitentiary to serve
a ten-year sentence some time Friday.
The Indian boy. ragged, uncouth, be-
wildered by the ways OF the white man
pleaded guilty before Judge Marshall In
the United States court Thursday. when
dering Mute Nolin Nsii Nolin and MAXI
Nolin's two wives. Mute Nolin's wife
was shot by the boy also, but she es-
capped death.
II was a pitiful taIo that Dan Sc
told through Fitz Lee, an INTERPRETERS
pitful that Judge Marshall ordered the
charge Of murder reduced 10 manslaughtet
he could. Although sentenced To ter
years for each killing. the Judge ordered
that the terms of imprisonment run con-
currently. The boy also WAS fined Sloo on
1t was also a tale of an Indians char
acteristcs brought 10 the surface by the
sight OF blood panTso-S said that
his chief grievance was against Mute
Nolln, but that when he saw Nolin's
blood run he was seized with a frenzy &c
kill SO he shot the other Indians.
Dan-Tso-Se never knew his father oI
mother He was bit Of flotsam in the
Indian life around Aneth in the Navajo
reservation. in the soutueaStern part Of
Utah. Mute Nolin picked him up and
made a beast OF burden Of him. With
true Indian stoicism, Dau-TsoSc bore
the beatings and Ill-trcatment until on
April % last, his Indian vcngefulness
rose and he killed.
Dsn-Tso- Sc was brought to Salt Lake
City by Major II. f. Myton. deputy
United States marshal, on Wednesday. II
was the frst time that the Indian boy
had ever been off the reservation. Street
cars, automobiles and other things oj
the paletaces civilization filled him with
terror. IT was with difficulty that he was
persuaded TO walk along the street TO the
courtroom TO enter his plea OF guilty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
PRICE OF COAL WILL
Be RAISED TODAY
Hereafter Wyoming Fuel Will
Be 1915 a Ton, and Utah
Coal $3.50.

Beginning Monday, the price of Wy
omipg coal will be restored TO $5.7o
per ton from the former storage rate
of So per ton at which it has been sold
for the past few weeks. This was the
statement given out late Thursday night
by some of the dealers. 1t was ex.
planned that the restoration in price
came about simply as a business propo-
sition, the former cut price being too
low to permit the payment of expenses
even for Storage purposes. 1t was ex-
planned that the response of the people
TO the purchase of coal at the low rate
had not been sufficient to warrant the
maintenance of the price at that figure.
1t is also understood that the price of
Utah coal will be raised to $3.50 per
ton and that within a few weeks the
price of that grade Will also be raised
to S5.I5 to correspond with the price of
the Wyoming product.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
NOW, WHAT Do YOU
KNOW ABOUT THIS?
Here's a Valuable Tip to Home
Folks in Salt Lake
City.
NOTICE HOW BRADSHAW
HANDLES ZION REALTY
Buys Your Property and Sells
1t Back to You at Big
Advance.

Local real estate dealers are com
menting upon the fact that capitalists
from other localities purchase property
here, and after lapse of years sell
ii back to the Salt Lake City investors
at large increased prices. This fact
has been strongly brought out again
aud again, but especially in some OF the
recent transactions consummated in
State street property:
OF special note is the sale recently
TO j. III, and Oscar W. MoYle by Mr..
Bradshaw of Los Angeles, involving
the property just south Of the building
of the Independent Telephone com,
pany. Four years ago this property
was offered TO Salt Lake parties and
refused, being finally purchased by Mr..
Bradshaw for $4,000. The property
was recently purchased by the Moyle
brothers for an amount close TO
$4,000.
Another Instance.
Another instance Of the manner in
which investors from other localities
have profited at the expense of Salt
Lake capitalists is the transactions
involved in the recent purchase of the
property at the corner of Fifth South
anu MAIN s.i.eti hho"p a. luo olh f>It
corner. which was purchased two
years ago by Mr.. Bradshaw for $14,500
aud sold recently TO Salt Lake parties
for $4,000. The property al the cor
ner of Fifth South and State streets
was bought four years ago for about
$4,000 by Mr.. Bradshaw, and he has
Just refused $4,000 for the property.
This matter is spoken of many times
by realty dealers as an illustration of
the apparent indifference of local capi-
talists IN refusing TO get busy and
purchase some Of the valuable property
in good locations here, before the
choice locations are snapped up by out.
side investors.