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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
Fine Entry for Metropolitan .Iunior
Championship.

4 capital entry list has been handed IN
for the junior track and field championsh0p
which - to be held on Saturday afternoon
at Celtic Park over forty clubs vail h.
represented. the out of town athletes beng
very promines:. Places snch as buffalo
Rochester. Schenectady. Middletown and
all along New York State have come 20 'hi
front In full force. and 30 have the New
Jersey districts IN the metropolitan di--
trict Sewark and Pa ter-on are there WITH
the best they can muster. That the club.
In town will have ali tneir youngsters on ne
firing line there II not the least doubt from
the way the trainers and Others have hs.n
recruiting for the last couple OF mon h..
IL II expected that the real iuS-le for The
potnt honors will be- bet Neen the New or,
A &. and the lrtsh A. A. 6. with perhaps fHr
Pastimes. Moha~ks. Acorn- and NayeT.
having . cut in here and there. At difersu.
times during the spring first rate perform
ance- have been reported by a number %.
athletes up the State and II remains 10 IT,
seen whether they Will maintain their FORM
when they face the metropolitan timer an
her officials. The New York A L hold.
the point champ lonship.
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GRiFT I>OI nv NOM.
Counsel bruce aud Chairman Merritt see
~upt. HotchkI>s.

ALB,NT. July 1, Judge VI. Linn RrIC'
and fdWln 4 Merritt. Jr chairman q
the legislative corruption prpba COM
nitt.-. conferred Tor two hours thIS
attprnnuu with state Superintendent #
INSURANCE" HotchkI~s regarding the work
81 the CnnmItts". which Is 80 start AT
10 next meeting ~ New lurk C,ty IN
july -
Judge Bruce went over the evidence
brought uu' m tra reC-ut E-gruuo" 10
U.nry hy Supt. Hotchkss and discussed
at ,.ugtn ~ What directions this inquiry
should h. pushed further Supt Hutci =
Ei-- gave Judge Rruc. and Chairman
M"rr''' 'l" important Documents and
iata p'Itfu.nt - the insuran,.. inquiry
49, Wi as some things which nav" com"
up siuc" ~" inquiry was CLOSED. including
--.y'rul aU,nvmOus lett'r- sent 80 Mr.
H,ichkt-s, indicating along what lines
IN investigation might prove fruitful.
] ."-" letters were turned over - IA"
tyrumItta'.
Mr. HotChktss refused further - Die
,.Is- his talk with Judge RrIc" aud thar
man Merritt except - say that th"y
had outlined - nm the procedure th"y
expected - follow
"" had a very satisfactory talk with
Supt Hotchki~s sad Judg" Bruc"
and We ID not diner as To- what should
~ done by IN" Commits" Supt Hotch
ki-s made som" valuable suggest cons
10 gs which "" intend 10 follow. IuClud-
NJ IA" names ~ INSURANCE" EXPORTS who
can AID the committee ia ~ work W"
"Np"ct - T." back here again and $3.50 tn"
Governor before ia" newt meeting
Mr.. Merritt said that ia" Commute"
and 10 counsel wer" making every en-
deavor - ba ready ~ prVc"ed with TIA"
investigation when the committee meets
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l'OT.O.
Great NccL FIRST Heats second Team
for blizzard Cups.

CEDARBrRsT. T.. I. july 10 Tho -,
polo teams OF the Great Nork C'ub ma
in the -emi-nnAl for tho Blyysri r,,,
on the Rookavay Hunt Field TODAY Ia.
No. 10 OF each side were the Grac- bro,h.r,
In the end the first team won by a sore q,
Z to .. goals.
The frst team received one goa h,ns..,-
and TO this they added another IN tho sr,.
period. making the score 10 !. the - ond
team also scoring u Phipps s1rai
the only goal in the second period. twin, -,
score. In the third period ". phirps mat,
. safety 20 save a goal. and later " p.
Grace scored for the FIRST team. the ION;
being Stola The fourth period pTa,' .sariF
decided the game, az the second cam mad.
two fouls. Won stade scorpd Tor me .rs.
team, usrna lesViBs ihs sccrs eL.S 70 x N. ~
team. In the last ihre" periods no sd,
The lineup and summary.
p cs'S SoH Ss sssd .''ES 10 ! H.d a.1''
q. MLhuSn. TOTAL handicap.
' fs.S Sss. 80 i snl S5s'; n.o 70
pH s2s Nsc TG ;..n GsHS ssSS. y :o,
hAsSicsp. ! To,s[ 5rsSS Nscg ' % s.
erred iossIs lT;, by penalties, - Total <
HENPsIKAD. y y. July 1: by a total
score OF s., goals to S a team Of star .o',
players composed OF 4. = Burden Harry
joshua Crane. playing under the coi nP,
Of the RockAway Hunt Club. crossed rai.-s,
Nth S,ni. MiiE as brilliant iiL a team from ~
Hampstead Plains
ON the Meadow Brook team were e. e.
kumsey. X T. Asassiz. J. J. Co"din ali
Rockawsy lost a half goal Tor 80 saiert =.
Tho match was PLAYED without handicap
No goals we're scored in the first period ami
In the second N v. Whitney hit the ullv
goal MIlburn for Meadow Brook orsi
goal In the next period and this Vas fol-
lowed by two for kOC kaway, hit Nv tran
and Burden
Burden scored the only goal in the fouT.h
period. and Ia the following PERIOD MI
burn and Agassiy hr goals after fn-f riding
and clever maliet play MIR keene made
= safety In .ihi- period for Rookavay
whitney made the other safety ia the ff..
period
r.. Cowdin scored the only goal in the
SIKH period. and Burden the only g0ai i1
for Meadow brook IN the last period. aud
after some fne team work 10y Agassiz AMI
Cowdin Mr. keene made goal Tor Rock.
away.
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Yachting Notes.

Gen David q. Austen has resigned a. = mem
her Of the regatta committee of the Brookly n
Yacht club Conrad n Schmitt Is now charm an
of the con, rnittee fhe other members are Con
rad T. DykcfnAn and Daniel 4. hawkins
The yachts ot the Boston Yacht Club started
on their annual cruise last Saturday and sailed
10 MaTbleheAd. Nearly the whole Meet had 20 be
TOW ed into port The nett run Vas to lsle Of
shoals and Of forty starters only eighteen were
timed ire Wind was very hight
cabin motor hosts are now on their way TO
MArblehrAd to he ready 70 start In the Crcscen
Athletic Grub rare from that port 20 Bay Ridge
on saturday
Adventures won the Puritan cup In the annual
rrgattA OF the Eastern Yacht club There were
ten starierS. thr others being Dorelo. Humma.
Nuorct MAyourneen. wianno, Alice. odysseus u
Nrnrna and Vision. On corrected time Advcn
tLrr,, heat Dcr~io minutes - seconds.
In a class race IN the Eastern Yacht Club re-
ratta HummN beat Adventures minutes sec
onds actual time. but lost the because she
hsd 20 allow minutes ! second over = "a. mile
course
The CONTINUOUSLY arht Club ~ Marb.eheGd
rrl.hTated IL tNenty NTH sNn'VN rxAry with y
hanourt served In me clubho,Hse. u 81 ThursdAy.
Moe than = hundred nembcrx Nert present and
srcrch~~ we're made hy Commodore Harry "
Wsikrr 81 com Odore n. Morss William 4
Ioycr William I. Carleton. GeotFe Ire and
Arthur Wood The Corinthlnn i the most pro
gTes>iVe Of the Eastern clubs.
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NELSON'S CLEAN kNOCKOUr.
Australian weiterwesEht Champion Beats
jack OXFORD.

Ted Nelson. welter weight champion Of
Australia, knocked out Jack clifford OF
san Franctso in the sixth round at the Fair
mont 4 & last night Clifford was awk-
ard and inclined To use rough house tao
tIcS. but when Selson got his measure a
right hand swing on the Jaw ended the
bout
Nelson will meet the winner Of the Lewis
smith fght which takes place at o'Rourke's
National Club ON friday night
clifford swung his arms around in wind
mill fashion IN the first round. without
iniiicting any damage Nelson. on the
other hand put in some clean blows and
was very clever
clifford With Wild right hand swing
cut the Australians cheek open for first
blood IN the second round Nelson cut
loose then and staggered clifford Nth
reN, raj wings on the jaw, The latter
clinched aud rushed his man into tns ropes
Nelson staggered clifford again with
a -N ing on the Jaw in the third round. AMI
the latter wrestled in the clinches Nell
son = eve VAS bleeding when he sat down
Nelson slowed up in the fourth and CIif-
ford did the hulk of the fighting. IN the
nth round Nelson cut loose, and with well
directed swings landed on the mouth and
law He had the Californian bleeding at
the sound Of the gong
Nelson hustled a. the sixth round opened
aud With a right on the Jaw he srored
e lean knockout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
FOFsHr orr MR. RENUER.
shopping woman. CraZed by Heat. Tries
To brown Herself.

YoHKERs. July .. Policeman Henry
Miller u this c,ty In attempting 20 re=s,i0
Mrs Mary NcCaha of IGI south Fourth
avenue. Mount Vernon. who while out Of
her mind Jumped into the hudson River,
nearly lost his life oil tho public pier here
tonight
Mrs MCCabe, who ~ Is years old fought
desperately With Miller IN the river and
the WI were b"rns down the stream by
the tapd currrur Both wen, nearly
UNCONSCIOUS. hut che policeman was still
holding the woman when they were
rcscucu by John Schestnr of RiveTdale
avenue Who went 10 their assistance in q
laun,a
Mr. McCa',o hal hcen shopping in
lonksr- during tina afternoon. When
IN was about a. ret'Iru to Mount Vernon
at dusk sho felt FAINT from the heat She
went Ia the recreation pier which extends
IutJ the Hlptznn River At the foot OF Main
street AMI IL thu coolest place IN Nonk"rs
Mn MCCabe had not been ia the pavilion
long when Hhe suddenly beCams cralsd
and rInnlng down the stairs to the public
dock beneath tho pavilion she CAV" Wild
cry and then jumIs,d into IN" rv"r
l. A Zusloh of i5A Buena Vista avenue
tIreW tho woman two life pr,s-erveTs. out
sine d,clin.ai to Iuse them. Policeman
Miller. whu was on the pier. made a Morse
with rup. and throw 1t Ia Mrs Mc'Rbe
Sh,, chItch-d Il with such strength a. to
dra Y Miller into the. river Then she sank
and carried down the Policeman. When
the, n.appaared Mrs McIabe fought
niriou-ly. striking her ~o'ild-be rescu"r
again aud again.
Soon Mrs McCaD. Appeared Ia lose
cunsr io,I-n.-s and Miller. his strength
spent. could make no headwav in the
"'mr-.t lie held On pluckily; hut was
sinking with his burden when the launch
me along Mr- NcCah- Mas taken To
NJ Johns Hospital Her condition -
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Dr>po>DrNT wv , NIcIDE.
writes Ia Ills Mother Thai tie HAS Be-n
Failure.

SCRANTON. Pa July - Grove Becker.
- y-ar- old. % SprinRwater. y y. ended
h. hf- by rnhalinR gas at he boarding
horI-" last night Tn" body wa- dis
covered AZ 81 O'clock Tins morning
Tho CORONER -aid b" must have been dead
four or five hours
4 farewell note 10 has mother was left
on a tap. with two PENNIES for somebody
to buy a postage stamp and mail ~ The
l"tf"r read
DIAN MoTHFR Forgive nae for what
nave done. nut cannot stand this ~"
any longer | hav. done my tp'.t tut
made failure. Pleas" forgive me
Farewell ~ all Your loving sDn.
GROVE
Back"r was SIX feet two tall and
weighed about 22j pounds He was IA
fine looking man and didn't look like
me who would Riv" up easy For awhile
he WORRIED Tor the correspondence schools,
bat he was not satisfied and guit Re-
Gently he was employed az ia. Scranton
MT and Bolt Company plant m Green
Ridge bui h" wasn't used ~ the heavy
work and hroke down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
unORS ~ DiCIiRi VIEWS.
HroekI,n Rrpul,lirans Approve Them. hut
Democrats Hold Hark.

The political mana gers o. BROOKLYN
were much Interested in the statement
ui Mayor Gaynor in THE SuN yesterday
fAvuring the denomination Of supreme
Court Justices Maddox and GRrretson =,
Republicans and the nomination of
Justice Putnam Democrat who was
pppD,nt"d by Gov. Hughes to iill IN" va
csnCy cuu.ad by Justice GaYnUr's reslR-
nation to run for Mayor
jacob Rr,nneT. chat 81 tho Re
publican executive COMMITTEES. made this
comment
MAYOR Gavnor - right a. he - ALWAYS
right The Republican ludICi arv oonVeu-
ton viii undoubtedly nominate the thte
zen tor additional terms II has been the
polio, at the Republican organization Of
kinr- county 90 renouuinat" justices 81 the
supreme court without regard - partisan
, onne"'tons and this policy Will 10 followed
thi- tim. whether the Democrats take Ia ~
or no.
AH~nUt"ly regardless 81 " hat the IN~v %
cratic prgautysiIon may to think that ~"
l'vubt,an Judiciary delegates vii MONT
nate Ju-tt.s Putnam, Who = u Demo, rat.
a. we'll a. IuSrW-- maddox and carleton
They are all good ru-n sud Why should not
theN be rsnomisatsd b" NnvoT has the
riSht idea Nh"n he ~aN- thai these men have
right 20 ~ rencmiua'rd and that II he
Democrats fail 20 do - they should ~"
Democratic ''os"' - ap' 'n ue defeated
john u Met op.v l..Id"r It 'h- Demo
cratic organization. declined 20 Dpmmvut
On the MAYORS sta emeut. T"inarkiug
IT ~ tuu early to decade such q matter ~
tins time
The district leaders fpr the most pert
seem 20 bs uIipIs.-d - th. Irdpr~"m''ut ~
Ma idoN and GlrreL>.,n aud Hi-r 20 IN"
nomination IT Putnam Uputnudiug that
th" Dem rCTats viii have uH i.Nyul'y
ih,s year ~ carrying the S'.vpud JId cary
district bv = sweeping plurality regardless
- the. I'tIttIis ~ Hearst for,--
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SELLS BONDS ~ rams.
Missouri Electric Railway DispOsrs Of
SIS. OOO. 900 i...r

Kansas cry. July ~ 4 cablegra ~
from - & Sewn. president ~ the ~
Ions Kansas city Electric Halfway who
- in Paris. announces the sale nf tI5. DD. &.
go issue Of bonds for his road n ~ an
nounced that work on the road will begin
within a short time. IS per cent ~ the
route having been established
II ~ proposed 10 run hourly trains
with stops al all stations Pour express
trains a day will stop only AZ IN. larger
stations The road will handle mail. .x-
press and freight, the freight trains 10
be operated Principally A. night The
conpany has O.OOO acres 81 coal land ia
RoOne. Howard and Lafayette counties
The power plant will ~ built near these
fields 80 electric power can be generated
At the minimum coat
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CRICKIT.
New Work Veterans Play Drawn Game
with Germantown.

Pun .DEIPHIA July - thoroughly
interesting cricket match hot cen the New
York Veterans and tho Germantown vet
Grams ~ Mannheim TO-DAY ended IA a draw.
both sides scoring heavily The Nr~
Workers batted first and put up the fno
Lore Of .73 PrrndergaSt and : = E"ii-
vcr~ -een To great advantage. both - oriny
"a IN admirable -tyl" sydney Deane layed
Ia hi- CharactsTi-tiC style for IS and g. n
Unytnnu also was seen 90 ADVANTAGE for tI.
same score. while :. ) DANNY hit vigorously
tOT ~.
FoT German,Own " Firth scored 20
hy beauiiful cricket aud wa- mo- out ~ tho
close lie I'D not give a semblanuo oi "a
chance ~ y Warier PLAYED an evtrcnte'v
good tnntuga Of ~ aud VS. out to a Vattsr
queer decision A. the close n play Ger
mantov n had scored u.s. Tot tl- lps- ~ four
wickeia Tomorrow the New Workers viii
play BelmoGt a. ElmWo od.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
EXTR, SESSION mus >IG>ED.
Gov. Hughes Approves inheritance TaN
Measure Passed RrcentI,.

ALpASY. July II Gov. Hughes to-day
signed the Merritt bill providing for "a
graduated Inheritance tax. which. u -
anticipated. will rails" ala additional
annual revenue for the STATE Treasury
~ about SI0COOO This bill was needed
20 help meet the excess of appropriations
signed boy Gov. Hughes this wear over IN"
receipts 81 the State Treasury this year.
such eNcasa amounting to more than
~. OH.0BD The other 81 Oo.tsD 81 the
excess will H. taken ont ot the 81 VO. go
Treasury surplus.
When Gov Hughes assumed once u
little over three years ago this ! reasury
surplus amounted 10 sis. 900 .OOo
Gov. Hughes also has signed the bill
1pproprlating SIS Oh ~ paw the expenses
- the extraordinary session ~ the Legs
l1ture which was allied 80 force the Leg
-lLture To- plss the dirvct nominations
ull
The two bills signed to-day were the
only bills which were passed nj The ex-
ira session 81 the Legislature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
Tame EIxh,. In Er,.ea INV

SAN Francisco. Cal, July I: Promoter
Jim Grimm II planning to put on IN Frisco.
Lew Powell against owen Moran or Fransr.
Burns for ten rounds in no de- sion hoy.
ing match toward the end Of this mor'r
Grimm hRure~ hat such a bout will not Upfna
under t'ON. Gillett,s or Mayor Met artbv..
condemnation Although the local Hg''
fans are mourning over the death 81 fha old
ring Rlne. they will turn out in good nun o.
ber- To see ten round contests, a-ra. is', p
bet ween light or featherweixhts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
count, s-s,.r- Of weight. aud Measures.

ALBANY. July ~ In an opinion sent
10 she State Snperintend-nt - Weights
and Measures today Attorney General
- Mslley holds that u - the duty ~ a
GARD of supervisors 20 appoint county
-"aler II weights and measures and hN
MS sllary. The Attorney -C;eneral also
holds that II the supervi s0rr doom n I'D %
vlsable IN call special meeting t. axe
s1oh appointment the appointment can
be made legally~in that msnuer.
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LiRC HVONT RtCE Ugck
To negin NrA' saturday snd There win
Tse Races for SEVEN DAYS.

m" annual rnCo week 81 the Iarrhuont
Yacht Club will teain nsNt SATURDAY and
will last until tho following SATURDAY.. md
ya"hisin"n from al points will 10 Kept
nCsy Som" yachts A. gong 10 IaFch.
mont from Ph lsd-lnhia Others wiz so
th"rr from the Other side 81 Cap~ Cod
several will so from Grsvssend BAY and
from the many cube on The Sound racine
,eraiL NM Vigip tho popular club and maze
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13
Minister. Nominated for A...mDl,

kISGSroS. y Y. July u The Pro-
hibtionist- of Ulster county IN conven-
ton to-day nominated the Rev p y
chase for Member NJ Assembly. Fret
district. and m" Rev 6 " Allerti for
Member Ut Assembly. Second district.
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won second prize; X " Freeman, with
Campbell. third. and n n Wilder
end J. q. Anderson. amateuTs,. fourth.
-. a. against ~ bV the winners In class
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l. - eaId TIA .'rgc II 80 au'onob tl.gss
Of Camf'n y Na'' 10, ii-d to ask
MI = "' 80, n i1n OF MoIor
c.rn' day tourist gags'r-'.0n- 30 Philn-
deipuiaU- n uriiur to tvs TrpoTt " WAS
the !oir4ur custom Oi N! ,llelpa.A police.
Ireu Go permit On. ZEN motorists 81 driv ,
their airs "a o." Quaker cas- WtthOut -nJ-r-
lnE q lenu-y j. ANA nHniurI 'aC. prov tsd
they Nal -~nt 'lr Zee toi ~. tsg and IOt'I 4
show Is,c.I'
ihis urUtIor.r -'l'' ~ aaair4 vas r,,daIv
sheltered q N..." ago whru lOf Of pbtlr
delphla cops ou an OUTING on Jersey sol
acre aTreS.cd b. lonll poI!renlen aud fined
for PLAYING poKCl ne result WAS tiAt a
HUnlDc, II Camden q l'Om0billsts uh1 Mad
pad The fees fOT t'r r pcnnsvlvania humber
tugs hut hH' not received th0m we're a..
rested ~ Phlladslpbia I'D naod
The Detroit times., 1910-07-08
ROBBED OF s7l0
WHILE he SLEEPS
Money Taken From George W.
Pratt's Room-Part Of Cash
Belonged To Friend.

While George w. Pratt. baker at No.
1864 Woodward-ave.. slumbered peace
fully In his room at No. 80 PiQuette-
ave-, between midnight and o'clock
Friday morning. some person entered
and stole $40, most Of which was
locked in a trunk.
Mr.. Pratt had been to the theater,
Thursday night. and got home about
IL o'clock. In the trunk was $3.50 be-
longing to a friend who was going to
invest In Pratts business. Mr.. Pratt
carefully locked the trunk There was
$3.50 in cash that had been brought
from the bakery. This was placed on
top of the trunk in a drawer, with two
So bills and some small change. A few
keys also were taken.
The baker discovered the money
was missing about o'clock, when he
awoke. Whoever took the cash exer-
cised caution and skill, as it was nee
essary to pick the lock on the door to
Pratt's room and pick the lock OF the
trunk. This was done without awak-
ing the sleeper. Detectives are IN
vestigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-08
'PROH|BS'' WILL co
AFTER ALL OFFICES
Plan Slashing Campaign For State
Positions-Scores Of Meetings Ar
ranged For Next Week.

The Prohibitionists Of Michigan
are planning to make themselves
heard In the coming fall primaries and
elections. They say they win put q
candidate for every office to be filed
this year. Their campaign 10 already
under way and the workers say the
dry" battle will be waged until the
polls close on election day.
Among the speakers who will tour
the state In the interests Of the
Prohibition party IL Fred w. Corbett
who did~much to make Ingfiam- coun
ty dry In the recent anti-saOon cleo
tons. The meetings arranged for
him during the next few days are as
follows:
ST. Clair. Monday, July IL, 1:30;
evening, Presbyterian church, Decker
vile.
Sandusky, Tuesday, July IL; eve
ming, Carsonville.
Bad AK e, Wednesday, July Is, at
1880: evening. same town.
Caro-, Thursday, July IA, 1880; eve
ming, same place.
Lapeer, County court house. Fri
day, July 10. at 1880; evening. Davi-
son. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-08
ALLEGED EMBEzzLER CAUGHT.
chas. Lean, Accused by Local Candy
Concern, Arrested In Chicago.

Chas. Lean, Accused by Local Candy
Concern, Arrested In Chicago.
Detective Allen left Friday morning
for Chicago to bring back Charles
Lean, wanted here on a charge Of en-
bezzling $500 from the Chalmers
Whitehouse Candy Co. Lean was ar
rested in Chicago, Thursday. on war.
rant sworn out in Detroit some days
ago by J. c. Chalmers, of the candy
company.
Mrs. A. E. Chalmers, No. 974 Trum-
bull-ave., wife OF ]. G. Chalmers, the
complaining witness in the case, said
Friday morninf that she was the real
loser through the deal with Lean.
my husband and l we're conducting
q candy factory In the basement OF
our home, until last April, when along
came Lean and induced US TO form an
incorporated company and open a
candy store" says Mrs. Chalmers.
Lean said It should be incorporated
at $4,000, with $1,000 to be paid in
by himself. We agreed and put up
the stock and fixtures for the opening
OF a store at No. 500 Grand River
ave. The firm became known as the
Chalmers Whitehouse Candy Co.
Things went along well for a while,
but. finally, bills began coming in and
there was no money with which to pay
them. Then we learned that Lean
didn't pay in the $1,000, which he
promised to do. Three weeks ago he
left the city and we afterward got
the warrant out for his arrest. I'm
glad the police have got, him and l
hope he is punished"
The store of the Chalmers company
was closed about a week ago. While
1t was open the owners were threaten
ed with court trouble by the proprie-
tors of the Martha Washington Candy
Co., who alleged that the word White.
house" was an infringement on their
name