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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
NO SALOONS ON
THE NEW AVENUE
Property Hold Meeting and Agree
Buildings be Uniform in Height and Archi
tecture-Many Business Blocks Are Planned.

sidewalks and the curb and cutters,
In the meantime the erection Of buSi-
ress blocks VIII be begun and before
Christmas the avenue VIII assume
definite form as a business thorough
fare OF the city.
A number of plans for business
places are now being drawn by az
cAitects. the building to Login as soon
as the plans are perfected.
John T. Hurst, OF the firm OF Paine
e Hurst, has plans drawn for three
story building on the ground now oc-
Cupled by the large skating rink, fac
ing Grant avenue. Mr.. HurstS new
building Will Front Hudson avenue
ard extend TO Grant avenue. II Will
be a modern structure. furnishing
space enough for four good store
rooms on the ground floor. the upper
floors to be used for Offices and other
purposes.
The Peery estate Is now having
plans drawn for the erection of a fine
Glass-fTont building on Hudson and
"wenty-ffth street. on the ground
now occupied by the building former
w used by the American Tea com"
Eany These plans will be ready for
the contractors within short time.
end. a member OF the Peery Brothers.
company states, the new building Will
be completed at tho earliest possible
moment. 1t is understood thar the
proposed business block has already
been leased, the owners of the prop
crty not caring TO state, however,,
who the lessee is. nor what partlcu-
lar line of business Will be carried
On.
The remodeling of the Munsey ci-
gar store and cafe across Hudson
avenue from the Peery place viii be-
gin at an early date. the plan being
to make that corner modern In eY-
ery particular. The remodeled build
ing will have a glass-front on Hudson
ryenuo of 100 feet, with three en-
frances. The lines of business to be
conducted In the building Will be a
barber shop, cafe and cigar store. THIS
work will begin as soon as the paw
lnG of the avenue and the placing of
concrete sidewalks is under way
The contractor having In hand tho
removal of the buildings from the
ovenue is making splendid progress
md states that he is certain of hav-
Ing everything in readiness for the
1ew avenue at the contract time.
The city engineering department
has advertised for bids for the paw
ing. curblng and guttering. sewering
md sidewakinG of the avenue the
publication OF the proposition TO he
concluded In twenty days Al the en1
or that time the bids will be coDsid-
cred by the city council and the con
tTact awarded. Tho engineer is also
advertising for bids for the paving
az Washington avenue from Twenty
second street to the Ogden river
bridge. the work to he done in con,
pectIon with the Hudson ayenuc
work. the purpose of this being TO
make tho contract Of sufficient pre-
portions 10 warrant the contractor.
should he be an Ogden man. in tho
construction OF a local asphalt plant,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
FOREST FIRES
UNDER CONTROL

Washington, Aug. 15.-The fire con-
ditlons in the national forests have
improved q telegram received today
by Associate Forester Potter from AS
sociate District Forester SilcoX at
Missoula, Mont. In whose jurisdic-
tiou the situation has been most SER
ious, reported that all the fires in his
territory we're now under control eX-
cept those on the clear water and
Couer D'Alene reserves IN Idaho. He
said hat the federal troops from
Forts Harrison and Missoula in Mon
tana We're cooperating with the range
forces in lighting In flames
Mr. SilcoN estimates that about
100000 acres have been burned over.
Forest officials here are unable to ap-
proximate the monetary loss with any
degree OF accuracy because they are
without definite Information As to tho
extent OF the devastation from the
burned over area. II is thought, how
ever, that the loss viii be very heavy.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Five)

II you eat eas at Liyingston's
Cafeteria =
Meeting Thursday-The Bettcrment
League says: The meeting which tho
Bettermcnt League has arranged for
tomorrow evening at the Weber Ac-
ademy promises TO be fun OF Inter
est. The Leagues recent canvass of
The city brought to light sentiment
liz favor of the early closing OF the
saloon. The public Is to be acouaint-
ed with the figures which were Sc.
cured Some good live speakers have
been secured The music Will be the
best obtainablc"
Lot for sale VIII build house for
purchaser Robt b. Lewis, phones
149
There were no cases before the mu-
ncpal court tbs morning, everything
being continued until tomorrow
Bring all the children TO Lagoon
Friday, Aug Il. Prizes for all. =
D. II. Linderman an eighteen-year-
old boy, was taken before the Judge OF
tho juvenile court yesterday afternoon
for exceeding the speed limit with an
automobile. He was fined So and ad.
monishcd IN refrain from such Sdrlv-
ing
Baseball Salt Lake VS. Ogden. Wood.
craft Lodge, Aug. IL.
a complaint against l.. Wright,
charging him with exceeding the
speed limit with an auto, was filed in
the municipal court this morning
Better get that Anthracite Coal
Phones l49
Expert Kodak Finishing. Leave
your films today and get your prints
tomorrow Films and photo supplies
for sale. Trip. New address 2i65
Washington Ave
Bids are now out for the painting of
the exterior of the Ogden postohicc
and the federal court house The bids
are to be opened on August 81 The
work which is to be done viii greatly
enhance the appearance of the build
Ing
FOR SALE-5o f. iron fence, double
and single gates, &c II. C. w. Care
Standard.
Weber Club Purchase-The Weber
club yesterday paid to the Nelson's
$4,000, and now the plans are
to be made for Il building 10 he erect
cd on the newly acquired property.
Lewis Good Coal is best, Phones
l49
DR. Fernlund wishes to announce to
his friends and patrons that be has
removed his Office TO il0 25th, over
the Utahna drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Mccormick
after six weeks visit in ogden. left
Saturday evening for a tour of the
Pacific. leaving California later over
the southern route for New Orleans
on route to their home IN Chicago.
EXPERT MALE STENOGRAPHER
WANTED. Good position for right
man State salary. Apply y. Y. T..
Standard
Try it-Lewis Good Coal Phones
149.
The quality of b. & G. Butter makes
it a cash chaser.
1t Is worth while to call IS and get
our rates on storage coal. Shuruiff &
Co, phones Is.
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Watson- amer
Clothing Co.
$40 24th
FOREST FIRES ARE
REPORTED UNDER CONTROL

Missoula. Aug, 1O.-Forester w n.
Greedy OF District No. l, with head
quarters here, returned home this
morning from Kooskia. Ida, and Spo-
kane, where he has been Investigating
forest fire conditions. Aside from the
remote Clearwater forest which Mr..
Greedy reported yesterday and for
which n request for soldiers has been
made 10 the army officials, the tores.
ter states that the general situation
ls better than at any time before
within tho past three weeks.
No word had been received from the
war department concerning the with
drawal OF troops from American Lake,
Washington, TO be used In fighting the
Clearwater fires.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joseph Williams and wife Elizabeth
Williams to George Ahlf, for $4,000,
part OF lot 6. block 49, plat a. of
Ogden City survey.
P n Brophy and wife to Julia r.
Crosbie, for $500 part Of lot SO, block
10, OF South ogden survey
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tember. The young ladies' spent
week in this city az the guests OF Mr
and Mrs Walter Mccormick.
The Sunday evening service at the
Methodist church was made unusual
" interesting in that the male quar-
tette sang a selection. the music OF
which was written by Mr.. j w Ram
ey. one of the number The words
are poem entitled The Joy Of In
completeness" by ]. Bcsscmors The
music is nlled with melody and was
well rendered and greatly appreci-
ated by the congregation This bit OF
music deserves a larger use.
Miss Esther Swartz of Salt Lake Is
the guest this week of Mrs. Vern Hod-
son.
Mrs i. B. Best. Miss Violet Best
and Mrs. NJ Planz have just returned
from very enjoyable trip TO the
Yellowstone Park where they visited
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe have TO-
turned from a siX-weeks tour OF Cali
iornla
Ernest Dougherty, of Fresno. Calf,
has arrived in ogden and is guest of
his relatives. Harry Grayitt and
family. Mr. Dougherty is a member
Of Manzanita Camp M, 100, drill
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
c)0czE7Y
JAPANESE WEDDING.

Mr.. Tokutaro Igarashi aud Miss
Mimic Narunl. two OF the Young peo-
pie Of the Japanese residents. were
quietly married at the Methodist par
sonage Monday afternoon by the Rev.
C. w. McCreery, They Will take up
their residence in this city and their
friends wish them much happiness.
o. f. Crauch. formerly of ogden.
but late of Chicago. was a welcome
visitor at Roy Buohmiller's camp In
Ogden canyon Tuesday evening. AZ
ter dinner Mr. Crauch and Mr. Buch-
miller angled for the speckled beau
ties in ogden river.
Fred NJ Nye entertained C. F..
Crauch of Chicago at dinner Monday
evening at his home.
Theodore Schansenbach, OF the Fred
!. Kiesel Co. has returned from the
Pacific coast where he has enjoyed
a months vacation
Earl Hall leaves Thursday for San
Francisco where he has accepted
position with the Schilling Co.
Frank GALLAGHER. head of the com
missary department Of the Corey Con-
struotlon company at Idaho Falls. Is
In Ogden to speGd a week or more.
Blocker Wheeler. expert engineer
for the forest service, has returned
from a trip TO Idaho and Montana and
Is spending pleasant week IN Ogden.
Miss Maria Glennon and Miss Mar
garet Lawless have left Ogden Tor a
tour ol Colorado and VIII arrive at
their home III Chicago early in Sep
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
REFUSES TO REPLY
TO WOMEN S CHARGE
OF SMOKING

CINCINNATI, Aug. AIRS Alice
Roosevelt Iongworth refuses 10 digni-
~ the charge that she smokes cgar-
cites With a reply. Inc agitation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

team. Woodmen Of the World. which
recently won first prize and the read
camp trophy at the head camp sess
ion held in Portland. July 26th
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
Metal Market.

Now York. Aug. 1O-Standard cop.
per. Hrm: spot sI2 20 l-2a12.32 l-2:
September. $12 26al2 40 lead. dull,
81. ios4 50 Bar silver. So 5-S.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
O G @ . G @ @ @ O @ 0 o O c
MESSAGE TO eAYNoR.

q Columbus, O., Aug. l0.-Gove
q Harmon today wired tho fol
q lowing to Mayor Gaynor:
O The cowardly attempt on
n vour life has deeply moved the
O poople Of Ohio. II reminds
a them OF Garfield and Mckinley {
n They rejoice that your life was
q spared and pray for your quick
O and full recovery.
O O G @ C @ @ @ @ O @ O o o C 0 (
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Blocker Wheeler. expert engineer
for the forest service, has returned
from trip TO Idaho and Montana and
is spending a pleasant week III Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Miss Marie Glennon and Miss Mar
garet LawIess have left Ogden Tor
tour OF Colorado and VIII arrffe at
their home III Chicago early in Sep
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Frank GALLAGHER. head of the com
missary department Of the Corey Coz
struotlon company at Idaho Falls. Is
In Ogden to spend week or more
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

tember The young ladies' spent a
week in this city az the guests OF Mr
and Mrs. Walter Mccormick.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Earl Hall leaves Thursday for San
Francisco where he has accepted
position with the Schilling Co
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

READ RAE cLAss ADs TODAY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Miss Esther Swartz of Salt Lake Is
the guest this week of Mrs. Vern Hod-
son.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Fred NJ Nye entertained C. F.
Crauch of Chicago at dinner Monday
evening at his home.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10

Theodore Schansenbach. OF the Fred
/ Kiesel Co. has returned from the
Pacific coast where he has enjoyed
Il months vacation
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-10
UNION DEPOT
TIME CARD

EFFECTIVE JUNE 18TH, 1910.
Mountain Tlme.)
DENVER g. RIO GRANOG r. r.
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II you cat eaS AT Livingston
Cafeteria
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
University Notes

Two new students Moser and Hart
vixen. were initiated into the Kappa +,
Alpha fraternity Monday.
Tho seniors held d meeting Monday 10
discuss hna' arrangements Tor their pro-
Erammc planned FOR next Friday, In the
morning senior chapel exercises viii he
hclj IN the assembly room. where tho
s"uors VIII make their frs; appearance
in caps ana gowns. In The afternoon 81
nor reception Will be given in The girls
rest room for al the varsity students.
dance will hc given al which the stu
dents viii alzo be guests OF tho seniors.
Following the dance the seniors VIII have
box party al the Orpheum al which
They Will appcar IN caps and gowns,
Prof. r. l.. LYMAN sent two men out
Monoav morning from the university to
assist in the work on big irrigation
protest near Shoshone Ida Monday af-
tcrnoon telegram received by Dr.. Ly
man asked for sis more men,
The sophomore class held 2 meeting
Monday. at which time il vas decided 10
hold a meeting the following week and
dominate officers for the management OF
the year book. Tnc election OF the off,
cors will be held Thursday.
The university debating team will meet
the Agricultural college next Thursday
evening in Barratt hall In q debate on
The question, Resolved. That n system
Of bank guarantee similar 10 That used in
Oklahoma is desirable. The men rep
lcsenting the university are Anderson.
Woodbury. and Fish. The university has
tho affirmative OF the question.
The Agricultural college students who
took part III the cast OF the s. L. drama
last Saturday were guests AT the uni
versity Mondsv.
-Four OF tho senior mining students.
Goodwin. BlacEner. Haynes and Tracy.
who hav@ been absent from school during
thc last week, returned to school Mon :
day morning. The students have been
inspecting the mines at Lark. Utah.
where they have been collecting da Ia for
their thesis.
VI the regular weekly meeting OF the
faculty held Monday. H. was decided that
tho seniors would be excused from the
university for two weeks i'm May, dur
ing which they will take a trip through
Montana and Idaho. visiting the big
mircs and smelters there. The Normal
students Will bc excused from classes on
March IS aud % 10 visit the city schools.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
JOHNSON WILL TRAIN
WHENEVER HE PLEASES

CHICAGO. March Elf Jack Gleason
or anybody else thinks I'm going to train
for that fight for three months. he Is
crazy" said Jack Johnson, the champion
pugilIst. last night when he heard that
Gleason. one Of the promoters OF the Jef-
fries-Johnson hght. is expected here
Thursday TO ask him II he intends TO be
in san Francisco by April /.
According to the articles OF agreement!
both principals are 10 be training ninety
davs before the fight
Il do not intend to let Jack Gleason or
anyone else tell me how | should train for
this fight or when / shall start. John
son said. IL shall be Slad to see Gleason
and talk over the situation with him. |
know the articles call for me TO be in
training ninety days before the fight but
as long as | am working out here / do
not see where Gleason or anyone else
has a 'hollcT TO make"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
AP|TAL| lists intend
TO BUILD BIKE TRACK
White City Proposed; Salt Pal
ace Holds n. c. A. Rae
ing Franchise.

Eastern capitalists are looking up a
suitable location for white city" and
according to present reports have Sc
cured an option for the lease Of ten
acres opposite the Salt Palace on the
west 1t is proposed 10 build four
lap bicycle track and to install all the
late outdoor amuscmcnts and attrac
tons The matter has been hanging
fire for several weeks but was kept
quiet until Monday evening, when eX
Councilman Martin appeared before the
council and asked whether liquor Ii
ccnse would be granted the company.
Martin was given to understand that
there was nothing doing II is now prob
able that the alleged capitalists will go
outside the city limits to build their
white city"
The Salt Palace track has the y. c. y,
franchise. and II another track were built
within the city limits the riders would
be barred from the new track. unless
the Salt Palace would sanction the
meets,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
SIGNIFICANCE OF STRAPS
ON COMMISSIONED OFFICER

Recently Adult -Gch. \. f Wede wood
In directing a letter OF instruction 10 his
officers incidentally took occasion to
point Out the significance of the insignia
worm BY commissioned officer. The
views OF General Wedewood We're not in
Tended for publication bui that fact rem
ders them no less true, General Wedc-
wood in his supplementary comment.
said that the officer in the ua ;iona guard
Is entitled Ia the same consideration rs
the wearer OF shoulder straps I'm the reg
ular army Hc pointed ont that the
insignia of rank Of commissioned Of
ncers OF the United States is Il
prima facic guarantee that the wearcr
is not only officer. but that he is also
scholar and gentleman. and, there are
but few places where he Is not cordially
welcomed and extended every courtesy,
In the long run. however. lie must. By
his personality. make the guarantee good.
Under existing militia social and busi-
ness law an officer Of the national guard
stands on exactly the same footing un-
less he shows that ne is not entitled TO It..
Saws the adjutant general:
'Half a lifetime OF conscientious work
and endeavor is hardly sufficient TO give
man the standing as man of honor
ana gentleman that the insignia Of Il
commissioned officer guarantees as long
their wearer makes good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
I'm f1otel Corridors

! AT THE KNUTSFoRD for few days
I is NJ, j Moloney. one of the bcst-knowr
7 travelling men of the country, who has
been coming TO Salt Lake for a great
many years lie represents the L. L.
/ Mcdonald Manufacturing company anG
is enjoying a visit with old friends. a
we'll as making his regular calls upon
| the trade.
n. c.. is a guest 1T the Kenyon.
]. T. ZIMMERMAN of Park City is
registered at the Cullen.
~ w RAND of Denver is at the
/ Cullen
c. j. CoTTINGHAM. a prominent busi-
ness man of Helena, is a guest at the
Wilson
A. b. MCINTYRE and w. r. MeIn-
tyre of Joplin, Mo. are guests at the
Wilson.
MIR. AND MRS. MAX wooLF and
Mr.. and Mrs. r \. Loventhal. all OF New
were guests al the Knutsford They are
touring the United States.
GEORGE F, DAVIS OF Chicago is at
the Knutsford.
GEORGE V. PARKER, prominent
ford He is accompanied BY Mrs. Park
er and Miss Leila Parker.
y. H.; BoDE OF Denver is a guest at
the Cullen.
MR. AND MRS. 7. J. THOMPSON OF
Los Angeles arc registered at the Cul-
len.
~. 6. JESSCP of Carboudale is at the
Cullen
j. STARK OF New York is a guest at
the Kenyon
ME. AND Mrs. Il. ]. HAHN and Miss
Anna Wills. tourists from Niagara
Fails. y. Y. arc guests at the Kenyon.
EDGAR McARTHUR OF Provo is at
the Wilson.
y II. DRAPER OF Garfield Is regis
tered at the Wilson.
G. L. DOYCHERT OF New York is
guest at the Wilson.
SAM ROSENBURC, a welI-known New
York commercial man. left Monday for
the coast. after a week $ stay in Salt
Lake.
j. MILO ROPP of Kansas CITY is
guest at the keuvon
MR.. AND MRS. w. S. FLEMING of
West Lebanon. Ind. are al the Kenyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
MYSTIFIER AND HOME
RUN BEATEN BY BURT

JACKSONVILLE, March 2l.-One OF
,cday's surprises at Moncrief park was
the victory OF G. W. Burt in the firth
race. which he won from Mystlier and
Home Run.
summary:
First race, six furlongs. purse--Yama,
: 10 ], won: Toll Box, II 10 .. second
F'orcauard TO /, third. Time. i:l2 3-5.
Second race, four furlongs. purse
Don't. 10 >, won Nalonia to !, sec
ond STARTER. l. 10 |. third. Time. 80.
Third race, SiN furlonss purse-Den-
mis- Stafford. u IN ., Won; Horace Il.
10 To l. second First Premium. 10 10.
third Time. l:12 SO.
Fourth race. six furonEs. purse-Mar-
inez. . to !, won; Milton B.; to |, sec
ond: Anavu, 60 TO |, third. Time, 1872
Fifth race. six furlongs, purse, w.
Burt. IL 10 L. won. Mystifer 10 10 1.
second; Home Bun. is TO .. third. Time,
1:l2G-5.
SIKH race. mile and an eighth. purse
Edwin L.. 10 10, won; Golccnda, 10
l. second; Gerrymander. TO l. third.
Time 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-22
GRAF TIERS ARE GIVEN
MAXIMUM PENALTY
Government Breaks Up Most
Monumental Swindling Com
binatiOn Ever Operated.

| COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, March FL
| The maximum penalty OF two years In
the federal pententiary al Leavenworth:
| Kan. and a fine OF $4,000. was meted
| out 10 John c. Maybray and nine others
| by Judge Mcpherson in the federal dis
| tric; court today. when they appeared for
sentence following their conviction by n
| jury Sunday FOR extensive swindine by
| fraudulcn. use of the mails, Four other
defendants received less severe sentences,
Aside from Maybray. those given the
| full penalty were Edward Loser, Ed
ward X. Morris. Tom s. Robinson Ed
ward Leach; Clarence Forbes: Harry
Wolves, Ed Mccoy. Clarence Class and
Bert Shores and William Marsh who
pleaded guilty. were sentenced 10 fifteen
months In the penitentsary and 10 pay
n fine OF sl00 each
Wnford S Harris. who also pleaded
guilty. and Frank Scott were sentenced
10 six months In jail. and fines OF SloO
each.
Attorneys for the defense at once be-
gan preparing motions FOR a new trial,
With the conviction and sentence OF
these defendants, the government be-
lievcs it has broken UP the most monu
mental swindlng combination that has
ever operated, Statistics have been
gathered that show the receipts Of the
combination since its organization about
ten years ago exceeded $1,000. 900.
The success OF the govcfnmcn& in
bringing the defendants 10 trial was
largely due TO the capture. when May
his home. which. il WAS later ascerta'ned.
contained complete documentary record
OF the transactions OF the combination for
four years. A loose leaf pocket ledger
was one or the documents thus secured,
IL contained the names and addresse %!
over 200 persons who had acted as 20
bctwcens In various transactions. They
lived in nearly every state in the union
There were fourteen branches In va
rious parts Of the country, all operated
from one city, The headquarters were
moved from time 10 time. az the leaders
came under surveillance of the authori-
ties. Foot racing. wrestling, prize fight
ing horse racing and wire. tapping were
the specialties offered victims on which
To make easy money The victim
usually was first approa ched by an actual
friend who had been previously solicited
by regular "stecrer." as he was known.
IN most instances representations were
made that the "steereT" had a cousin who
was secretary 60 a coterie OF men OF
great wealth. who were travelling over
the country for pleasure. The victim was
told that this secretary" was anrry AT
some alleged i'll treatment and had under
taken 10 swinde his employers out OF q
large sum OF money. The victim was In
Vited 10 assist, and when he accepted
was in turn Swindlsd on a sporting event
which proved 10 be "6Xed' against him
7 stead of I'm his favor