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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
TRAVERS AND PARTNER
LOSE F0URS0ME MATCH

Edinburgh May iS.-Jerome ID. TraVers.
amateur golf champion Of the United
States. will be pitted against W. A. Hen
dersOn. a strong member of the St. An
drews club, in the first round in the Brit
ish amateur championship tournament
over the MuiTfield course, which begins
May .
The drawings for the tournament were
held TODAY. The American player is In a
hard section and will early have to meet
the best men OF the tournament The en-
tries number 167. Last year they num-
DeTed 191.
Travers. with T g. Stevenson of Bos-
ton as a. partner. lost foursome today by
one up Their opponents were Edward
Brickctt and y. r. Aitkin. Scotch anna
tours.
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MAY SHARE THE ESTATE.
VIII Of ". D. Hendricks of Richmond
Has Been Filed for
Probate.

Logan. May IA petition for the pro-
bst7 Of the VIII of the late ". D. Hen
bricks Of Richmond has zen filed in/the
district court. Mr.. Hendricks left an es-
tate valued at about $4,000. and he dis
poses OF il by viii. After making pro-
vision for the proper care Of his five
wives. ne oruefs the pctance OF me prop
ertY divided among about sixty heirs. j.
W. 3. a. and Milo a. Hendricks. three
Of his sons are named as executors Of
the will
QUO wsrranto proceedings have been in
stitutsd against J. a. Hendrickson oE
Moses Thatcher. jT.. the latter asking that
Hendrickson be ousted from the office OF
president OF the Logan Amusement COM
Dany. which owns and operates the two
big dance halls of this city. Hendrickson
was president Of the company last year
but at the annual election he was defeat-
cd for reelection to the directorate by in
terests which were opposed to him. ano
as he felt the slight thus put upon MIN
ne set about besting his enemies. Finally
he succeeded in purchasing the stock OF
a director opposed to him and IN that way
got enough to control the company with
the helm OF his friends. He assumed that
having bought the stock Of director
that it made him director and at once
held another meeting, at which he was
elected president once more. Thatcher
objects TO this usurpstion Of authority and
hence has brought the quo warranto suit.
The Cache Valley Baseball league start
ed its season on Saturday with games at
Preston. SmithfieId and Lewiston. Pres
ton beat Wellsville, II to Z; Smithfield
trimmed Logan. 6 to 4. and Lewiston wal
loped Richmond. to 4. On Wednesday
the league opens here with a game be-
tween Logan and Richmond.
The Logan city council today agreed
upon q plan for a sewerage system for
the city. The need of one is very great
and this fact has been impressed upon the
public since the government building in
spector refused TO permit further work on
the new federal building until sewerage
system should be out in.
The plan agreed upon BY the council
provides for the construction Of about
forty-one blocks of sewer and the esti-
mated cost Of the Improvement is SA.1s1
| of this amount the city will pay one-hall
and the rest will be raised by local OF
rather special taxation.
Mrs Nancy Lamoreaux. an old resident
! Of this city died this morning after an i'll
/ ness Of long duration. The funeral serv-
ices will be held at D. m. on Wednesday,
I i'm the tabernacle. Mrs. bamOreaux was
q native of Essex. England. but had beer
/ i'm Utah since early DAYS. She was known
as a singer having belonged TO many
7 choirs in the state She was % years Of
age. and leaves a large family. one Of hel
/ sons being ". S. Lamoreaux of Salt Lake
{ CITY.
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BASIS OF SETTLEMENT.
Indications That the Montana Brew
cry Strike Is About Over.

Butte May 1s-While no final decision
has been reached. the basis of settlement
Of the brewery workers strike probably
has been arrived at, through the effort
Of President Meyer. of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners. acting unOfficially: and
Joseph PrOebstel of Cincinnati, secretary
of the allied brewery workers union
The agreement. which may be signed
tonight withdra VS. Western Federation
men from the bottlers drivers and kin
dTed jobs. while the blue LABEL unions
yield the Federation engineers. who will
remain where they are. The original dis
pute regarded Jurisdiction over these en-
gincers, and the solution is a victory for
the Western Federation OF Miners unions.
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LAST RAIL TODAY.
Milwaukee Pacific Coast Extension
Practically Completed.

Butte. MAY 1S.-The last rail to con-
meet Chicago with Seattle and Tacoma
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound railway will be laid tomorrow just
east Of He'll Gate station, about 100 miles
west of Butte. No ceremony will mark
the practical completion Of the coast
extension Of the St Paul system. al
though the event will be witnessed by
Chief Engineer Il. J. Pearson. Supcrin-
tendent and Engineer of Buildings and
Bridges c. +. Loweth. Superintendent of
Telegraph L. G. Frey and Assistant SUI
mis- party of St. Paul officials arrived
at Misscula this afternoon.
With the laying of the last rail today
il is expected that the Milwaukee will
very shortly in9uguTate a transcontinen
tai freight service, soon to be followed
by the operation of through passenger
trains from Chicago to the coast points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
ACLOSE SHAVE
Many Of Them Happening Every Day
but Soon Forgotten.

Close shaves would be of more frequent
occurrence but for the tender faces OF
many men. which viii not permit OF shaw
ing OFTEN Heretofore. nothing has been
said in these columns about posiam.
new skin discovery. in connection with its
use after shaving. Its publicity and sales
nave been confined almost exclusively 10
its remarkable properties as an eczema
cure il stops the itching at once and
cures t.-e worst cases in a few DAYS
While the spplicatiOn of poslam after
shaving rs one of fits minor uses, sucn as
Tor pimples. the complexion etc. shaVers
will find 1t a revelation. as il does FOR alb
rasions. roughD IS and sever scrapiugs
what il does for sli manner of skin oltti-
eulties-hcals and cures i'm q few hours u
is the only article possessing real anti
septic and curative value that has ever
been exploited for this purpose. and viii
sOothe and tone sd the skin as no toilet
preparation could possibly do.
POslam can be had FOR fifty cents at any
reliable druggists. particularly the T. j.
Hill Drug company. who make specially
Of 10. Or the Emergency Laboratories.
No. 50 West 25th street. New York City,
will send a trial supply free by NEIL 10
any one who will writ for IT, This is suf-
ficisnt TO show results in q hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
TABLET TO GEN. PALMER
Fighting Fifteenth" Will Remember
Its Old Commander.

Colorado Springs. May 4S.-The surviv-
ors of the famous Fighting Fifteenth
Pennsylvania cavalry. which served with
distinction throughout the civil war, will
erect a tablet in memory of General VIII
liam J. Palmer of Colorado Springs. in a
prominent place in Palmer hall. Colorado
college. Every survivor of the regiment
has been asked TO contribute to the me-
mortal and the permission of the college
authorities has been secured.
The tablet viii be surmOunted by the
coat Of arms of the regiment. saddle
surmOunted by crossed sabres, and W5ll
bear the following inscription:
In loving remembrance. of General
William J. Palmer of the Fifteenth Penn
sylvania volunteer cavalry, by the sur
vivOrs of the regiment 1909.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
ENORMOUS DIVIDEND.

New York. May 1s.-What is said to
be the largest dividend ever reported
by a New York Trust company was de-
clared today at the meeting Of the
trustees Of the Central Trust company.
when a special dividend of $500 a share
So. 600 600 I'm all-was made payable on
June Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
CONCENTRATIONS.

Washington. May 1S.-The senate today
confirmed the following appointments:
George Douworth. United States district
Judge for the western district Of Wash
ington.
Edward T. Cusshman Of Washington.
to be United States district judge for
the Third division Of the District OF
Alaska
Edward NJ Doe and Ernest W. Lewis.
to be associate justices of the supreme
court of Arizona.
Lieutenant Comm auder Hutch ]. Cone,
10 be chief Of the bureau of steam navi-
cation in the department Of the navy
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WALSH TRAILING ALONG.

TeavenvoTth Kan. May 1S.-SeTgeant
John Walsh OF the Second United States
cavalry. retired. who is walking from
Boston to san Francisco in competition
with Edward Payson Weston. resumed
his Journey tonight His next stop will
be Topeka Walsh is 800 miles behind
Weston. but says he expects to beat him
to the coast Walsh left Boston April :.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
strike LOSING GROUND.

Honolulu. May lS.-The strike Of the
Japanese plantation laboTers is apparent
" losing ground. More strike breakers
than could be used at the plantations
Offered themselves today and the employ
ers have decided to order the strikers
either 10 return to work or to leave the
Honolulu and Oahu plantations. At Eva
plantation three-fourths Of the japanese
crew are still at work awaiting the answer
20 Lheir demand Tor more paw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
A YANKEE PUN.
Boston Journall

Apropos of Nine. NoTdics's contest Of
the will Of her aunt. Mrs. Allen, and the
claim of the famous singer that consider
able of this wealth came from her grand
father Camp Meeting John Allen is told
a story Illustrating the old rcvivalist S
sense Of humOr.
His wife was getting into carriage
one dsv. and the old gentleman neglected
to assist her.
You are not as gallant John. as when
You were a boy she exclaimed.
No" was his ready response and
YOU aren't as buoyant as when you were
a gal
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which will be introduced in the senate
by Mr.. SmO0L
Instead of making zinc ore and Gala
mine dutfable at ! cent per pound or the
zinc contained therein the defendant quail
tiles OF ore. according TO the amount OF
zinc thew contain. are assessed proper
tionately Zinc-bearing ore containing
less than ~ per cent Of zinc Is made
dutiable at L cent per pound on the zinc
IL contains. containing more than - anu
less than 80 per cent Of zinc, , cent De
tween . per cent and 20 per cent, q cent
end more than 30 per cent zinc. / cent
Der mound. This amendment proposes
considerable reduction over the rate as
esta blfshed By the house and as reported
originally from the senate finance cont
mittee The rate on zinc ia blocks 81
pigs is increased from cent 10 I l-S cents
a pound The rate on zine in sheets II
increased from IL cents 10 liz cents. aho
in sheets coated or plated with nickel
or other metal or solution. from ll2 cents
TO ia cents. No change is made on old
and WORKOUT zinc. fit only To be Temanu-
featured, which is made dutiable at !
cent per pound.
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AERoNAUT,s CLOSE CALL.

Seville. Spain. MAY ls.-Mortimer Sing
er. the aeronaut. had a narrow escape
from injury today. just after he had
cast off for an ascent the wind dashed
his balloon against the railroad station
from which it bounded off. striking 20
moving train. Mr. Singer threw out bal
last Just in time and the balloon shot
inward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
CARNIVAL COMPANY TO
ARRIVE NEXT MONDAY

The Nat Reiss Carnival company. a
oifme favorite wherever il goes, viii ar
rive in the CITY Monday morning. The
company will take pOsse sSiOn OF the salt
Palace grounds for one solid week ana
the many attractions viii be scattered 10
best advantage throughout the grounds.
The place viii be well lighted at night
and Nat Reiss fun band viii be in at
tendance
Although there are many new features
with the big carnival this year, there Is
one which should be Of interest TO every
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
Mrs. winsIow,s Soothing syrup

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS FOR their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the CHILD.
sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
PAIN. CURES WIND collie. and Is the
hest remedy for DfARRHOEA Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. GUARAN-
TFTD UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, June so. 1906 SERIAL NUMBER
ThqS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
cuAMcEo VENUE REFUSED

Kansas civ. May 1S.-Jom sharp,
t,poN-n as "kdam God. who. with hls
vic Melissa. is on trial charged VIZ ii.
murder. for participation in a tiot ~ i've si,s
,,l'.so,,s was refused a change Of venue
i'm Inc criminal court here today Sh 5i-l
site9ed thaf th. prejudice against MIN
mere would deny him a fan uiai
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
HARTMAN THE PURCHASER.

Klamath Falls. Ore. Nav 1S.-The Odes-
sa property situated on Pelican bay. up
per klamath lake. and four miles from
Pelican lodge. +. II. Harriman's south
ern Oregon summer home. was sold to-
dav to Colonel ". II. Holabird. As Colo
mel HoIabird holds the title Of record
10 Pelican Lodge, it IS surmised that Har-
riman is the actual purchaser Of the Odes-
sa property. This has for years been
a well known summer resort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
COLLISION IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May 1S.-Several persons were
injured. one seriously. in a collision be-
tween two southDound trains on the
Northwestern elevated road today. VIII
liam G. Schroeder. cashier for the Con
tinental National bank. had both legs
broken. The collision is supposed 10 have
been caused by the failure Of an air brake
10 work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT.

Paris. May IS-The automobile in which
Thomas p Thorne. the American race
horse owner. now in Paris. was driving
TO the MaisOu 1afitte track. this morning,
ran into a workman and inflicted injuries
that probably will prove fatal The ma
chine was going at high speed at the
time In trying to avoid the men the
chauffeur swerved his car. which struck
a tree and was badly smashed. Mr.. Thorne
and the chauffeur sustained slight in
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DIED IN FOUR MINUTES.

San Diego, Cal. Nav lS-Ciimbing mer-
riiy to the top Of steel light tower last
night 15-yesr-old Earl Weston came ia
contact with an Ininsulated electric light
wire and was knocked To the ground. dy-
ing four minutes later The lads father
Is fhnughf 10 b. in Arizona.
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One $3.50 Alehlin grand mahogany
piano for sale. Great bargain for right
buyer Party leaving town. Address
w. J. Il. care Herald.
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ENDED THEIR LIVES.

Mitchell S. D.. May 1S.-Suspending his
sister Miss Edith Gray, aged 40 years 20
rafter with piece OF cloth, ". c.
gray. aged A. shot her, causing instant
death. GRAY then killed himself. Neigh
bofs complained Of the life they had been
leading. and warrants for their arrest had
been issued.
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AwvFss TO INVESTIGATE.

St. Joseph, No. May - 49,, ga s1'S
LAWYERS held q mass nesting louSe ai-u
',',oSted n resolution authorizing the ap-
noirtment Of q committee to nNesJls ~.
he charges made in congress csIuy ~
Rspresentative Murphy Ol tt.ness
CITY
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MEDALS FOR ALL.

Washington. May 1s.-All the Officers
ana men Of the United States army who
served in Cuba during the period of pa
cification from Oct. 6. 1896 TO April T.
1909. will receive from the government
service medals with ribbons in recOgnl-
ton Of that service The action is taken
BY direction of President Taft.
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nEMocRATIc VICTORY.

Stockton. Cal. May iS.-R. r Reiben-
stein. Democratic candidate TOT naNV
carried his entire ticket to victory by
large pluralities in todays municipal
election. Sunday closing of saloons was
the issue. the Democratic ticket being
Supported By the ''wets. Al present
SUNDAY closing ordinance is in force
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
nANnER oVER.

Grand Junction. Colo. May Is, 81 srol Il
:. ~ 1srsnd valley fruit district IS passed.
The smudge pots remain N ora .l ,i oSt
1robsbiv it will not be necessary 70 zen,
them again No damage resulted u ~
the cold weather last hisA1 anu
IL j. warm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
FUNERAL OF DR.. STEELE.

. Helena. Mont. May 1S.-AH the mu-
nicipal offices in Helena were closed duI-
ing the hour Of the funeral as a mark of
raspect 20 the memory of DIT. William J..
steele. who died on Sunday morning
large delegation Of Montana pioneers was
present Interment was at torestN dle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
STEAMERS COLLIDE.

Kingston. Jamaica May 1S.-The Amer
lean steamer Admiral Dewey was in col
listion in Port Antonio harbor last night
with the German steamer Bradford. Cap
tain Oertel. The Admiral Dewey belongs
TO the United Fruit company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

Heidelberg. May 1S.-An earthquake W
.,...,,ie,I tS-.e on the local instrument az
a.9e o'clock this morning. The shochs
ygere of unusual violence and apparently
al "A distance OF 500 miles. Minor SHOCKS
cnntinuad until nearIy u cloCA-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
ZINC, CEMENT, GLASS.
Committee on Finance Re-Drafts Por-
ton of Tariff Bill.

Washington. May 1S.--After considering
for nearly two weeks the controversy be-
tween zinc producers and smeltcrmen. the
committee on finance today decided 10
rc-draft the two para graphs OF the ia
riff bill concerning duties on zinc and
pig zinc. Amendments were completed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
Empty BALLOON FOUND.

Lubbock. Germany. May iS.-An empty
balloon. the envelope Of which had burst
descended near here today during q
storm. II Is thought that the aeronaut
had fallen into the sea. The balloon
had no papers by which identification
could be made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-19
IRRIGATION PROJECTS.

BuenOs Ayres. May 1S.-President Alcor-
ia has sent to the chamber of deputies
project for irrigating immense tracts
Of land throughout the republic Bonds
will be issued 10 meet the obligations
l--r...--al
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MADE INSPECTOR GENERAL.

Consantintople May fs.-Sehefket Pasha.
commander Of the constitutioEalst forces.
has been appointed inspector general OF
all the troops in the capital and Euro
mean Turkey
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WHISKY GOES UP.

Cincinnati May 1S-Announcement was
made on the chamber of commerce today
that the basis price of whisky had been
advanced . cents, OF from N.55 to H.5l a
gallon. The advance is due to the high
price Of grain.
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MORMON CONVERTS.

. Montreal May lS.-Thirty women ,
= immigrants from England. converts =
! route to Titan.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Washington. May lS-The resignation Of
Lieutenant Commander James h. Walker,
L. 8. y. recently forwarded from Guam.
where ne was stationed for a short time,
has been accepted by the president TO
take effect May 81. He is now at Los
Angeles
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body alike. That is Roy Knabenshue and
his great airship Knabenshue will make
daily ascensions from the park and VIII
soar about over the city several times
each day.
The company. which is under the man
agement OF Nat Reiss. is aid TO be the
largest Of the kind in the United States
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Given Away.

Send your name today for valuable
booklet Standard Homeopathic Phar-
macy, APO So. Broadway, Los Angeles,
Calf.
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sRYAN,s OPINION.

Des Moines. Ia May 1S.-"Fu1ly three
fourths Of the people in this country are
Democrats at heart" declared William J.
BRYAN at dinner here tonight
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BISHOPS ELECTED.

Canton O.. May lS.-The United Breth-
rem conference TO-DAY elected as bishops
William Weeklev of Kansas City and
William Bell of Sacramento. Cal
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Tvpewriters for Rent.

All makes. repaired, exchanged. sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, 81
W. second South St. Either phone $50.
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Cement Duties.

Senator SmOot viii introduce an amend
ment. which has the endorseTu snt OF the
committee. re-dTafting the paragraph re-
lating to cement 10 makes no changes
In the rate Of 20 cents per ton on crude
plsster rock or gypsum or the rates on
ground OF cafcing or pearl hardening.
Instead OF an ad ValoFem rate OF ID
per cent on Ksene's cement or other ce-
ment in which gypsum is the component
material Of chief value. standards and
values are fixed as follows:
III valued at SO per ton or less, - per
ton: if valued above SO and not above
$50 a ton. $40. and if valued above $50, The
duty is fixed at $14
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Glass Schedule.

On behalf of the committee Senator Ne
Cumber will introduce the new ciassifi-
cation on window glass The paragraph
relating to window glass has been en-
tireiv re-drafted and the rate on COM
mon window glass has hesn reduced only
= cent per pound. This is regarded as
a material reduction on the quality Of
glass in common use for building pur-
poses. The amendment makes an increase
of a bout = cent a pound In the finer
quality of window glass. which is used
almost entirely for picture framing. Very
little of this quality of glass is manu-
featured in the United States and the
amendment is intended as a revenue-prO-
Queer.
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SENATOR GORE
DESIRES FULL
INFORMATION
Continued from PAGE /

seribed by the bill on razors to the rates
Of the present Dingiey law.
Mr.. Stone endeayOred to show that
the statement made by Mr.. Smoot yes
terday regarding the razor industries
was incorrect, and Mr.. Smoot corrected
his statement in some particulars Mr..
stone read several kilograms exchanged
between himself and a cutlery manu-
facturer which purported &c show that
imported razors costing 49 cents, retail
i'm this country for 81. Mr.. SmOot Of
fered in evidence three razOrs and in
voice showing that their cost was ~
cents each to the importer, and that
they were marked to sell at s. each al
rqrai