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New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

II such DIrl1s- have persons entering t-e A1l-or-
tscks h zu-o-1 55= arrived - r1= Stevens House
during tho last week that even the greatly in
taxed 70 accommodate them. One rz-t from e7-
York Included 1i- and Mrs. Franklin Garter. Mrs.
tsrapo-t Mrs =. Hewitt and Mss LamHcrt An
uther New York PARTY included ~. and Mrs.. -
ErasI-nzn Mrs a = Brown and George , Brown.
> party travelling in rrs mountains b- zutoup-
he whose members STAYED - The stevens House
On rou-s p Sz-a--zs, and returned there later IN
The week. Included 1fr ard ---= = z C1zrin r
". Pierce, Mrs Pierce and Mrs Chapia. Milton
{. Wo-k Eezu5E another party - -lrh came Up from
ksw York - automobile. and t- Sill another New
York surorob= r=rr- reaching rrts h-rel this week
we're NJ. s-1 rs a. T Palmer ard Esn-~ 2
Paine.
During the last fen days mary oE the good golf
players oe previous seasons have returned 70 The
srsvens House, and some Interesting matches have
been played the links which Is tu the pink q
oonditjoa. Recently enlarged s-d changed, the
tnks ts now considered r. many experts the
taoEt 'sporty" links . r found ~ rs tzt-ca-
sscks
The women a. -hs totsl and among the exclusive
eEnal Hi cottage colony have done some interest
-ag gof PLAYING y the week. Mss Ear-ett Dan
ls-s. osrghte- of the late George =. Daniels who
tEs noE Yet opened her cottage near the hotel g
rne q tas women PLAYERS Who is missed. Miss
Dzaie-s Is visiting her r-ten3. Mrs. Florence
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
OTHER LAKE PLACID HOTELS.

Ta" Numerous vol7E people vtp a-s spending
tie summer =. North Woods Inn have been having
tolls tire this 0~rl Boating. css.0E and noun
tain climbing 7a-tss have been ths vogue among
them Several es the fishermen who annually
ccws up 10 ;he inn hare been meeting alta IN
r-scsisntsd luck, and ths women vho have been
tempted 20 t-v their hand ~ tt- tror' have also
met with good res1lrs
Ear.v the other morning Ne end Sis John
S7hsP2 and 7ues kalu-s. who ere among the
New York people now ~ the ir7. went out upon
Che lake. a-H after short arhrE t-.o returned
virh e 1ne string of bass and lake trout OF which
ror,e q tre unort specimens were hooked sud
landed bv -Irs rchlapp s1d Miss Rallies. Recent
>ep. York arrivals at ths inn include ". W Page
= = Newman Mrs. Rose E-su and family and
Mss Weller.
The first large party Of thA season 20 climb
Mount Whitetsce Was made Up of guests from the
Pines. They were favored with noe weather on
"trip, and greatly enjoyed the magnificent view
from the summit. While they were on the summit
o. the mountain they communicated with friends
at the Pines by means of the suns rays flashed
from mirrors.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
GAYETY ON LOWER sARANAC.

Algonquin. -. -. Ju!- S-Arothsr gay season IS
ln p-or-ess on Lower sa-anao Lake Much al
tenttor IS being paid % water sports The Sparrow"
owned b. Charles J. Swain, ot Philadelphia, holds
tee record Tor speed among the craft on the lake.
and NJ. Swain has three otaer Fast boats ready.
W Chaurcsv Floyd-Jcnss. ot Long Island. has
noated his motor boat. The Here's How, for tbs
summer. and other campers are ready with their
ra~o-lte boats 20 try conclusions with Mr. swans
s.7-rov- and r Wlita SteaTs Dorothy {.
Most OF tho prominent campers on the Lake Of
the Clustered stars" have returned to ther sylvan
abodes and haze begun merry round Of enter
tatnraents MIS-. NauGela Asch. Of New York. IS a
r7l.st Of MI and Mrs. ". Chauncey Floyd-Jones.
Tn. Mckee cottage is occupied this season by Mr..
and Mrs O ". Mills, O, New York and J. r Nc
Kenna. OF New York. has taken one of the Al
gonquin cottages for the summer. Miss Elizabeth
Lyon also OF New York. opened several days ago
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

personal attention. in tho past, despite tho de-
preston Of spirits beneath which sle IS laboring.
Among tho arrivals OF the week al the Grand
View ia tho Countess pedons de Fierrefon OF
Paris and New York. who "a accompanied by Miss
h T. Hubbard Of Chicago ana plans 10 spend
the season here. Miss Angie Buckley, ot New
York who came 10 this week fer st extended
stsv ~ tho Grand View. IS an experienced horse
woman and plans 20 have her string OF Faddie-
horses sent 1p fa- her use here during tho rest OF
tre rur1rrer. NJ and 0Irs F. ! Williams and
their d7ucbts-. Miss Cor1e.le Willtams, we're
amors the New York arrivals of the week
'roudar Is looked forward TO Ly tre Young r>opI.
rre Grand View not alone because or the
fact t.at 81 marks tho Observance or thu Fourth
Igt at=r because the tennis courts VIII he opened
for The season on trat date. TrH first rau game
- rra season e. So Tor Monday ths Grand
View E-ogrt7 ard 81 tho evening tre hotel ball
room VII be opened 7t'A rho 9--' e' ire -~as'a
dances
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
More People in the North
Woods Than on Any
Former Fourth.
1t Is Said.

r,-1v Anticipating the
-, 7-,--r, or July rush to i-e A--Lo
-,-,f=-. Of the several summer -,
5.Ta-s,-r parts Of the mountains ia' -, a,
,,r returning ,-~e lE tram a..l -
fFel -fs~s Their ranks VIII ne greatly aug
large 80. .,-~i,sr Of those expected up on the
-, +rsirs from the city tonight a'1 '-i7
Ie1 -. ,-fr1 otter rhc:~ usual custom aIilN0
- .r.e,ery tomorrow morning ana iloSe "'-o
-. ~s--r many seasons iu tnR Ao-ronaache a. 9
- that there VIII he moro Heonla IN me >'' ~
,g-,,5s rHiS Fourth than on f'' Sam. s.- "a '
rrevious season ,..-,--,,+ ,hs
.7-s5.l. -7-.rsrstlou- are being made for the
- rf The nations birthday on NciiaaF
-, III -r- r-- and hang of city ssl~hraJions ana
.be-e ,s . busy day ahead for 1'@ eftoeS a o,'''u
,.b;+efs-e and the other peaks 'H LIS Nl''l--'-
The hotel guests enter heartily INTO lhs spirit %
-. .r.r---z-s,,-z az the Fourth in The mountains
6 +13sz ere IooEiue forward with keen interest 70
+bosA manned for This year. The Youngsters aio"H
,r4+b -be5- Parents Tor the summer in the noun
,s,us ara cre-5oved at the prospects
-ss s--7-osr- is being used this season
,o-e -fsu ever rrr7-r as means ~ TNaeh-
t-g re AdfrauL5.b=. Touring PARTIES Who .-aE9
made The trip from New York and other large
nlsces are z--ivluE almost L@fs ~ the hlg notes
here and :n other na-ts Of the Aa-r'ndzchs. ana
,bs hotel o-on~sa-or= have heen forced To provide
greatly increased garage tao'IiifE ~ meet '-7
Se-ns1d Tor accommodations
william Rockefeller. 81 route 20 his camp n
gov Pond headed one of -r- automobile parties
arriving here -ris week. NTzu- Of tie people Who
,zn cottages and camps here and elsewhere IN
,hs Aai-o-,5.rlzs have brought tle5- machines up
zi4b them fer use during the summer
The golf players 4re beginning ~ arrive IN
lsrre numbers. and they have been cut in force
rron the l,-as during rle pleasant davs Of the
lsst veek Tennis. Too. IS again demonstrating its
pouu1sri-v rs ono Of tie mountain sports. and
lrpou the lakes the owners of motor boats are
hpsv resting -re sre=d of their pleasure craft
The rnou--zE7 -z-r- clubs arc making ready FOR
a. active summer and re social leaders are prH-
rsr1ny for many triumpLz In all portions OF the
sdirondaoks The season cf 19oa IS row on. and
Il gives promise - being one Of -Ee busiest and
most sn-c-zhl= eyer experienced fn -He Adiron-
sscts
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE ALGONQUIN

4lzonau.r. y Y July 3--IIsry Ct the patrons
q ne Algonquin Of former years have This season
returned 20 this hotel On the Lake ot the Gus
tered stars. The tshirg has been excellent =-'1
many large strings have been brought IN
Or= os the Alzonauin cottages has been taken
r7- the season By J. F. 1fcEenna, Of New York
Judge Julius n Mayer and several friends ars a.
rre Iraver camp on Cseerah Lake. and Tax Com
missioner BENJAMIN = Hal IS also Al his camp
Or that lake William - Vance has occupied the
camp OF the late 2. Henry Smith. OF New York
7rA Mckee cottage has basl t-ksn b- 1tr snd lirs
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

the Hanna Camp on Lower Saranac Lake, which
she purchased last year from Dan L. Hanna,
of late Senator Marcus :. Hanna. Of Cleveland.
Tax Commissioner Benjamin z. Hall is enjoying
another summer in camp with his family.
Oseetah Lake. and Judge Julius u. Mayer, Of New
York is another regular "a nper his lake whose
arrival noted recently.
Among the cOttagerS vino contributing to the
seasons pleasures in the vicinity Of Algonquin
Mrs. y =. Poillon. of New York. Milton O.. Work
of Philadelphia. Ormsby McCammou. of Wash
ington, and Clinton N. Bidyven. of Ptttsour-
Gclf and tennis are steadily i'm vogue along the
Lower Saranac, and many interesting matches are
played.
John Harding. proprietor and manager Of the
Algonquin Hotel. is booking many Of his former
guests, who delight to come back annually to his
commodious house Some pleasure seekers from
Media, PENN have escaped the rigor oc the recent
warm weather BY camping Oh Sable Island
The fishing in tine Lower SIGauac was never bet
ter than it has been during the last few days. and
Almou Harding, son of John Harding. and his
younger brother. Phelps Harding. have had ex-
ceIlent luck recently. returning With several large
strings OF lake trout.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE WAWBEEK.

wawbeeI. y. T. July 3-NIembers of the Iposr
saranao camp colony with camps at this beautiful
resort have been arriving in goodly numbers dur
ing the week. ard by the end Of next week al or
the camps about here viii have taken on their
accustomed GUNNER sayety- Ar Panther Point d.
l. Eurnet Holt. Of New York. viii again spend
tbs sumner months. and Mrs F. W Bucsnel'.
widow CT ths founder Of Bucknel University, ~
already comfortably located IN her beautiful Fins
Point lodge, almost opposite the WaWbeeE- T. s.
Bachs. Of New, York. has had camp kencnnah rl-
IN readiness for occupancy this summer and 7-i.,
arrive there soon.
Several q the campers in The vicinity of -
Wawbeel. have this season placed in commission
new high speed launches for their Use upon tas
Upper Sarauac which is eight miles long and ON"
OF the Adirondack lakes vel suited 70 ths u.s. Of
q motor beat. Alfred L White. OF N=7r York 7io
has reopzned Camp Resr-a-yyhiIs 11r the summer
is one o. the campers Who haT7 just p1t new
power boats IN commission. r. Dun Douglas. or
New York, has put q new launch on the lake -his
season. and others from New York who ha-s
spezdy crafts IN commission are John G Agar anu
A. 3. Jenkins. @ New York
The many improvements which have t1tS season
be4n made about the VaWbssk b. J. Ben Ha-Ts
the proprietor include increased garage facilities
ard changes y the rustic grLlrco0l- which has
Iorz bsen ore OF the show places o- tHe Ad'ro'-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE GRAND VIEW.

s--c= lis opening guests have been arriving IN
large numbers a. TIE Grand View and the outlook
here IS for one ot the best seasons in the history
CT this at.ractlveiv located hotel Mrs Thcnas
Parkss vile Of lie late proprietor OF the Grand
View. has since ha- arrival early this week re-
cet-e1 expressions of sympathy from f7e return
Ing guests 81 the Grand View and members II
t-c summer colcuy general. Who have also sf-
pressed their admiration of gas pluck and business
energy SIS has SHOWN SD So quickly assuming con-
tro q her are husbsrdz resort interests here a1
carrying the work forward along the lines lzl1
down by him before his death
The A-.t Of the SUNDAY night concerts. 7alrh -
past seasons have become synonymous for feast
Of good music among the hotel. cottage and camp
reople in Place. VII take place at the Grand
View tomorrow night Miss Jeanette Fernandez
q New York whose soprano solos Of last season
proved such a. enjoyable feature of these concerts
has returned for another stay at the Grand View.
and VIII sing. An elaborate musical programme
has been arranged To- Gionday evening, in Oh
ssrvarca Of the Fourtt
The card parties which haze proved such p
prolific source Of entertainment TO the guests 81
the Grand View in previous seasons are 20 be re-
slInaed soon and Mrs. Pa-kes has assured her
friends that she plans 70 give these affairs her
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Hughes. v.ra Of Captain James Hughes. =. S. A.
st the 1atter'p home IN Dakota, and will not open
her cottage here until late IN the season MISS
Alice NrcElrov. daughter Of William b McElroy.
OF New York end Providence, Is one of the oeS' 'l
the Young women PLAYERS here this season
The t-rivals Of the week included Mr. md Mrs. !.
z Cozzens. Mr.. Cozzess's mother. Mrs. /. II. Coz
zene. and the Misses Esteiie. Anna z. and Made
line Cozze1s who have returned for another season
ar the Stevens House Mr. Cozze2s and his olles'
ds,,rhte- Miss Estele have recently returned from
g European TIP Others from Ne" AoFk "ao
reached the Stevens House this week include Mt.
and 1I-z + Edwards. = = Ear+o'- Mrs - ,, FL
CRIME Edward simmons Han. r. II. DelsroH M
and Mrs Paul Elv. Richard J Guertle-, Andrew
c-eei. Mrs n 1IcFrerson Edgar ". sidman.
Miss 3 y Moore ". r Tershav. Mrs. II Kelly
and Mss Mary KsllE. Joseph EearneE 4 y John
nd - p0zz--
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

View has ban opened FOR the reception Of guests
ard reserva have ALREADY been made there toT
a number CT New York persons
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

ing and several Of the big racers belonging 70
members of the s. Regis Yacht Club have already
made their appearance upon the lake. Simeon j.
Drake, Of New Tork chairman ~ the race com
mittee Of the club. has been busy recently re-
marking the course for the races Of the coming
season CoHmodor= Arson Phelps Stokes is ex-
peeted soon at his camp on Birch Island.
Mr. William X. Townsend wife Of the Is-s
JuaE' Townsend of New Haven, has opened her
camp. The Rocks, where she and her son VIII
spend ;1e summer. THE camp OF the late Charles
r. Barney formerly president OF the Knickerbock4r
Trust Company. has been leased for the season by
Mrs. Herbert L Pratt, OF Brooklyn
Miss Josephine PenfoId and her brothers William
Hall and Edmund Penfold, who were among the
first Of the campers TO arrive, have opened the
PenfoId camp for the summer. Point Rush. tbs
Hoe camp the Upper St Regis. was recently
opened for the season by Mrs Robert Hoe ami
Arthur Hoe OF New York
Mr. and 3Irs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt who
70 return soon to their Japanese camp on tho
Upper St Regis. will entertain extensively during
the season. Mrs Emmons Blaine, who has been
a visitor in former seasons on the ST Regis chain
OF lakes. has this season taken camp for her
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. McAlpin. who havs
been absent from the St Regis colony for the bet
ter portion OF two seasons. have returned this
season TO Camp WyndOver. Spitfrs Lake Nir-
and Mrs Howard Townsend have opened the NJ sTa
camp on that lake. and Dr. and Mrs Thomas l.
French, OF New York. are at their Spighrs Laks
camp
Robert Garrett. who arrived this week from Ealt-
more. Is entertaining party OF young people Tie
Mitchell camp on the Upper St Regis has been
opened for the season by Mrs Clarence Mitchell
and Mrs. P P. Huntington IS now I'm her new camp
at the hsad OF the Upper St Regis
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St Regis n. Y. July S.-That the St
Regis lakes are again to be the scene Of much
social activity IS evidenced by the early arrival
OF many Of the campers. The 81. Regis lake
campers long ago became noted for their hosri-
tality. and many already have friends with thsrl
who will remain late into the season. The campers
here have shown much interest in yacht
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

GOVERNOR LAYING UP VITALITY.
ssranac Inn, y !. July Until hs started
to-day for Utica attend the formal opening OF
Roscoe ConkIing Park. Governor Hughes had been
living the simplest OF the simple life. in prep
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05
SELEC [ | n q
SITE FOR
DEPOT
ENGINEER CAMPBELL PREPARING
FOR THE BIG BUILDING.
Structure to Cost 100000 and Erec-
tion VIII Require Many Work
men-Selectlon Of Site.

Driven into a corner by the persis
tent queries OF a Standard reporter
this morning. Engineer A. Q Camp
bell tacitly admitted that he had re-
celved orders to push iaduct con
struction to completion as early as
possible with the view Of inaugurating
work on the new 100000 Ogden
freight depot In this city.
The plans and specifications for the
handsome structure have all been ap,
proved by higher officials. and the
foundation work for the freight depot
Will be commenced as soon as the VIA
duct is out Of the way.
The location for the new freight de-
pot will be determined upon within a
few days. and one of two sites will
be chosen without further delay.
The work outlined will give EN-,
ployment-to large force Of men for
several months and tho material for
the structure will be on hand as soon
as necessary excavations are made
for the big building.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05
FEED YOU MONEY.
Feed Your Brain and II VIII Feed
You Money and Fame.

Ever since boyhood | have been
especially fond of meats. and ] am
convinced ! ate too rapidly. and fall
ed to masticate my food properly.
1.-The result was that l found my
self a few years ago, afflicted with
ailments OF the stomach and kidneys,
which interfered seriously with my
business
AT last / took the advice OF friends
and began to eat Grape-Nuts Instead
of the heavy meats, etc-. that had
constituted my former diet.
~ found that l was at once bene'
fltcd by the change, that WAS soon
relieved from the heartburn and the
Indigestion that used to follow my
meals, that the palms In my back had
ceased entirely.
Nv nerves which used to be un
steady, and my brain. which was slow
and lcthargic from heavy diet oi
meats and greasy foods, had gradu
ally, but none tho less surely, been
restored to normal efficiency.
Now every nerve is steady and my
brain and thinking faculties are quick
or and more acute than for years
past.
After my old style breakfasts us
ed to suffer during the forenoon from
q feeling Of weakness which hinder
ed me serously In my work, but since
have begun to use Grape-Nuts foot
can work till dinner time with al
ease and comfort" There's a Rea
BON"
Road the little book. The Road t.
Wellyille." In pkgs.
Ever road tho above ietter7 A nev
| one appears from timo to time. The,
are genuine. true. and full Of humal
interest.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

STORAGE az .catoLooiv rates, IN
good brick building. II you noed any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Albert Toone, Secretary-It was au.
thoritauvely stated last evening that
Albert Toone of North Ogden has been
selected for tho position of secretary
OF the board of trustees of the State
Industrial school 1t was also stated
that Mr.. Toone will also act as stew
ard of the school.
Advertisers must nave THEIR copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which tho advertise
n'ent is to appear In order to insurs
publication. =
Emma Skeen Carver Laid to Rest
The funeral for Mrs Emma Jane
Skeen Carver was held at the Plain
City meeting house yesterday after.
noon at 2 o'clock, Peter NJ. Folkman
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-05
ST ATE GA ME
W ARDEN IS
NAMED
FRED w. CHAMBERS OF OGDEN
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT.
Former EnpIoye of This Paper Left
For Salt Lake This Morning to
Take Charge Of Office.

Governor William Spry Saturday
reappointed Fred w. Chambers Of Og-
den as state game warden and John
Walsh Of Pennington as a trustee
Of the state industrial school. Gov
ernor Spry announced that the reap
pointments Of the warden and trus-
tco were legal as he had gone Into
that question of the original refusal
of the confirmation made by the SEN
ate.
The appointment of Col. George B.
Suuires to the newly created Office OF
gtate insurance commissioners, was
also announced. Mr.. SQuires has been
handling the insurance department In
the secretary of states Office By the
creation OF the new department the
insurance commissioners is placed In
direct control Of the regulation Of all
insurance companies operating In the
state. II Is his duty TO conduct all
hearings on disputed legal phases OF
insurance company operations and to
make such orders as he deems in ac.
cordance with the laws Of the state.
In accordance with tho increase OF
the state agricultural board from sew
ell to nine members. tho governor has
named as appointees. John Dern and
John c. Sharpe. These members will
take their place on the agricultural
board at once. T. A Williams has
been appointed as member of the
state dairy and fruit board.
All OF the appointments are subject
to the confirmation Of the senate a
the next meeting Of the Legislature
and arc therefore known as recess mp
| pointments.
| Fred w. Chambers has been an en-
ploye OF the Standard for many year,
| and his departure at 10 o'clock thi
morning for Salt Lake City, TO TAX
| charge OF the Office Of game warden
was source OF regret TO ali thos
| with whom he has labored 30 long.
He has been a valued employe and
no doubt, will prove equally as Pre-
| ficient In his new field OF labor a
soon az he masters all the details O
the state Office to which the goyel
nor has appointed him
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CONFERENCE EXCURSION TO

CONFERENCE EXCURSION TO
Salt Lake. via D & r. q. R R Trains
leave Ogden at am. BIS a. m. a
m. 100 p. M. 900 q. m. and 6:15 p,
m. Returning, leave Salt Lake at
1925 a. M. 100 p. m. $3.50 p m, 5:15
p. M, 8: oe p. m. and IL: 30 p. m. The
Special Conference F1er, leave Ogden
SIS a. M, returning. leave Salt Lake
at 5:15 p. IN
Street airs meet all trains, carrying
passengers 10 Temple Square, without
transfer, in f1ve minutes Fare. 81 10
round trip Tickets on sale April End
to 9Th inclusive. good returning until
April II,
Don't forget to ask at Union Depot
for tickets via Rio Grande. =
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UT All MAN
TO HEAR
CASE
Marshall Is the Spe ciaI
Judge to Try Haskell
and Others

Tulsa. Okla, April 5,-Governor
Charles n Haskell and six other
prominent Oklahomans, under indict-
ment for alleged fraud IN the Musko-
gee town lot cases. appeared in the
United States circuit court here today
ready for trial, Judge John A. Mar
shall of Utah, the special Judge as
signed to try the cases, was on hand,
and there was present in court, be-
sides the well known defendants one
of the strongest arrays of counsel
probably that was ever interested In a
case In an Oklahoma court
The program called first for dfspo-
sition of the motion 10 quash filed at
Muskogee on March IA, by the defend
ants and in which sensational allega-
tons were made. The motion charg-
ed misconduct upon the part Of the
Special Assistant Attorney General
Sylvester Bush of Omaha, who con-
Quoted the grand jury Investigations
at Muskogee In February, that result
ed in the indictments being returned.
1t was alleged that government sec
ret service operatives gave hearsay
testimony before the grand jury, that
important testimony was suppressed
that the government denied the jury g
request for certain testimony, that
witnesses were coerced and held in
subjection and that tAtorney Rush
told the jury that indictments should
be returned for the reason that the
government wanted 1t done.
Attorney Rush denied the truth of
the defendants allegations and he was
on hand In court today to represent
the government and to deny these
charges.
O q
Toledo, o.. april 5.-The Toledo
police today took hand in the Gov
ernor Haskell-W. r. Hearst libel case
when they began search for papers
valuable to Hearst, which were stol
en- Sunday In the depot at Hastings
Michigan.
For several days. Scott MacRey
nolds of Chicago and E. A. Freshman
of New York representing Hearst
and O. L. Smith of Guthrie. Okla
representing Governor Haskell, have
been In Toledo taking dispositions.
Sunday. MacReynolds and Freshman
went to Hastings. and while In thu
station at that place, their grips
which contained all papers in the suit
were stolen.