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New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
HAMILTON fNSTITUTEGG99KKI G9KI :

W S1st St. overlooking Man Sq o Cent Parh
College certificates. Graduate fnstrictors-rnen
and women Practical Domestic Science, Gym
nasiurn Basket Ball, Tennis, outdoor play
Post graduate work in Literature. Music ana Art
school limited to seventy-hve pupils Office
hn1,rs. 10 o 4. Tel. 9IhI SchuyIer.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge.
re sarisfy which the sbcve-1escribed property Is
from the 5rd day OF September. 1910 together
with costs and allowance amounting % $500. 20.
wit interest from September 9Th. 1910. 10
getre- with the expenses Of the sale The aU-
ProN-Ilate amount OF the taxes, assessments and
allowed 70 the purchaser out Of the purcHas So
money. or paid by the Referee is S25-65 and
DATED New York. September :. 1910
John. F4Y MES, Referee
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
lanes :. Alexander Plaintiff. against James
10 In pursuance Of 4 judgment Of foreclosure
aid sale, duly made and entered in the above
September 1910, / the Undersigned. the Rafere'
il said Judgment named viii sell At 4,rrjr aIr
tion- a. the Exchange ralssroou, Nos. 14-1;
Fesey Street in the Borough OF Manhattan. rity
OF NeW York on the 29th day Of September
2 DAY AuCtiuneeT. the premises direcJeo by said
Judgment toe sold. and therein described a.
land. with the Buildings and improvements there
ol. situate, living and being IN the Borough Of
seri5ed a. follows: BEGINNING al point on The
Westerly side Of PImpton Avenue. distant
niuetr-seveu and Eixty-one -hIKldredthe
t91.6l1 feet soutberly from the corner formed
hv The intersection of the S9utherly side Of
17C-h Street with the said Westerly side Of
PtluptDn Avenue. and running thence Westerly.
parallel with the Southerly side OF lTeth Street.
and part Of the way through parry wall. ore
hundred C10o} feet thence saUrherlv. at rigilI
angles with the Southerly side of 10th Street.
tve-tz-tvo t22( feet: thence Easterly, again
parallel with the Southerly side II 10th Street,
ard part OF The way through another party wall.
one hundred 100 feet to the Westerly side Of
PI5uptou Avenue, and thence N0rtherly. along
the same twenty-five I22) feet 10 the point or
place of beginning
Dated New York. September eth. 1910
JOHN J ETNES- Referee
JOHN p. HERREN Attorney for Plaiu1i-. IS
Park Row, Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City.
The Following Is a diagram OF the property 70
10 sold IT'S street Number is 1877 PHmpton
Avenue
ITpth Street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
WORK WANTED.


eilale-
1l-hShi'AIs WORK Excellent renman: under
ataSds fling. figuring, etc. salary $40. B.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
s.-lsEIEn MECHANICS, LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

s-- AVE-. g.. 90 90. Abraham gohen e ID,
sE- Vzl1e- = solomon et a-r N1- - i'--
---=f. goo
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
THE Cutler SCHOOL

FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE.
More than four hundred graduates have en-
tered HARVARD, YALE. PRINCETON and
COLUMBIA Complete ACADEMIC and ATH-
I,FTIC EQUIPMENT. Small classes and in
dividual instruction.
Reopens oct. Sd. 20 East 50th St
ARTHUR II. CUTLER, Headfnaster.
New York 10th Year opens Sept. 2S
tT.:. Morning Glass, S-l2.
CutNcTsitS Afternoon Class. 4-o.
Law School / Evening Glass, S-10-
AAA%%@ Degrees IL. B, IL NJ, J D
AG1reas = Tornpkins. Sec. washington So.
New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
LAWYERS.
suRROGATES NOTICES.

GRAHAM. AMELIA MI pursuance Of an
Of the County Of New Sew ~, York notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against Ane-
tieceased, to present the same. with vouchers
fhereof TO the subscribers az their place of
,-a,ssc+iug business the office of tier attor-
news. Masten & Nichols. at 4s Wall street. In
the city OF New York. on or before the 26th
day OF September next
Dated, New York the nth day OF March. 1910.
BENJAMIN MORRIS WHITLOCk.
C0RNELIUS Il. WHITLOCk.
GRAHAM BRUSH,
Executors.
MAETE,N & NICHOLS, Attorneys for Executors
40 wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. City
New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
LOST BANKBOOkS.

LOST RANKBOOkS.
RANkBooK NO 55s 20. of the Union Dime
savings Bang is missing. ANY person having
4. Hahn to n is hereby called upon 10 present
tho same within ten dsys submit 70 having
said paFsnook Cancelled snd a new one issued.
BANKBooK No 54s. .5fs Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing an person having
same within ten days or snbnill 20 hat ING said
rassbook cancelled and a new 1lIs lssued-
lost OR SroTT;n-tsankbooh No. sos, ,5s1 nt
~ f;eTn,su \ ,-iurs Bank IA the city of New
vi aerner an ave and l4th St. ISSUED to
VIM Cor Al persons arc CAUTIONED AGAINST
h,Lp On fhe oqfj7 Ssv u September 1910 dupli-
cate viii be issued
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
ar-aFe

go employer good permanent position
= a-4 --1-,11g4e. So cay fEsveu hours or
s-~-i-iis-- L@i-sr. Apartment @s, o Bark 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
r.ANE ATTAN-

EAEE-aIiAN-
..-.-r- 81 -- g. White tc Walker sts- 1oT
,-.-S - t-r, lr-+= -c7-1o- z1+ .GT5o--N irreg
s----sr. Ef Lafayette - owner >til.' ~ =
: I---sS 80 --E ave arch --tsC-S. -to--llV'-
7s1D IT = leo r. o1 Ls-0l ave. -oF "
8 - s-l- -er---s I0z-f-11 Z. DurcleSS golls-l 4t-
200 O. -e- West I--sr s.. owner. 5otln tlz-srr
So West E.5-h ST.. a-cli-arr5 SlaN"'"
-aE BRONX
DrLsv1I1E AVE. = e. 1856 Il of Boston Boston
80 F1sE -vro . srv frame Gwgs. --Hv-,
-r.-ss T5s lisa GO. Bassett and EsstefesIeF
- a-,le-s. r NcrLleir1- 1oS1 fremont ave
--~Es-=r-. $1,000 --.t-..f,-,
g - r~g tv-c oox21. Michael tehtile- - {.
-sr 7fQ1h 81 owner II II De tzaidip' 4't
---=-rcrr zre. architect, $1,000
PROSPECT ANE- 3 " cor iFsth $, D =
,--z -s--o..s@ 50xqo. MANNER Realty c
----=s- Hammer 1-2d g. and Park ave, pres
s5--r owner, John p BuyianCr les last --oti-
e. --cHt-e--. $40 Geo
-sfS- ST e coz Harrison s-es tDe = sly
--- ---.- frame G7--s. e@zs5- John Brscles
= rT=e- -Slst s.. owner p Y itohseeu, Hoe
-7--zz1-a-- zr-hiree-- $4,000. ,
r-EH- OF TVAT- g. 1eSt1 = of -,.41h
g z-- --zrs= station. 20 sZ1sS- New Norh
s=--s- Railroad. owner and arellfefL' : e.-1Er
rrau RON ~. cor lt-5- 81 NE ? So
e-. Eats =z--2a and +s16tj- 1i- Icn1 Bo15ai
a. owners. John p 30 land, lH5 East 1-'ta
&. s--rF--rrr. GOO.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
DANCING DEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc. TO Colleges Schools and Famlliea
Apply to Mrs. II. J. IOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
WORK WANTED

ltllL-l- HIi-i Elt- sung nan desires pcsitieu
pl1rsil llli. custom. l,-5-er clerk T'i-,ss-
5-st-eI 2e4 sth are
NAt'HMsN or GArE&IAe Ttorous.I5Iv
-.t I--ef.t. --TISf uegr-lr and reliable q
-.if reference. bond ir required ). l.
-. fsrlE- ---. -rs7rser civ
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
LIS PENpENS

-S- ave .2ss John T Sullivan sE- Josef
So ~ II ffe-e1los3re ef MFG stlcrnsf, = e.
---E-zcE=-.
E-s-E ST % s. : Z ~ or Pleasant s-e. 4s2
- g-=~e- Jzrrlul1vzkv at SIMON LetSoFylEz
---fL.- s-L-reN. , ALeAafcer
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
TR. MARY POWELL S.: Sc Columns y
Sih. Glbahf orchestra on eacn ,t.an anner
0ST0N AND POINTS \ !
DVShV" NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and ss1
River Lv. Pier 10. y. r, II Warren -. 80
Gavs and SUNDAYS $50 P NJ Strs- COMMoN-
WEALTH and PRISCILLA orchesIra on easn. s.
PROVIDENCE LINE. Via Providence Lee'--
Pier Is North River foot Murray - y eez
days only. go P NJ Steamers PRO FIDE1-~tH
and PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each
NORWICH line. Via New London. w. Pier
40. y, r, Fl. CIarksou St, week DAYS. S,u"
2 n. Pier 20, E R. f. z ed 81. sc = N
Strs C,TTT OF LOWELL. and CHESTER w
CHAPTN-
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bedfere-
Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard. NahtuehotF
Malta poisett. Marion and Cape Cod points
Leave Pie- 30. North River. foot or Ciarksoh
Street week DAYS only. a 500 P u. Steslisfs
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven tiaTI
ford. Springfield and North. week DAYS onIy-
Leave Pier IS z. r. 2.45 P. u foot Eass
end ST. go p. NJ Str, RICHARD PECrN-
Tickets. statercoms and Information az Ci,y
Ticket once III Broadway, near Cortlahdt
81 Telephone 5I21 COrtlandt- Also ar y L
Transfer and Tourist Offices and az Pters
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE-Fast Freign<
snS Passengers Steamers from F'-sn<itn AZ GaIg-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

------- A--~=feEai openings for man above
aSs experience Office furniture pre-
'.ilTs 1000 rn f.5"n more 20 Fran worth
r-r
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

CLEANING CO--Cisans
steam. hand or on aoor.
East 4Sth ST. COE &
-3eth.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

boards Ter us tel ecu OF positions now open
=-1 cu- confidential method % keeping you az
-.-E Z -rr-l----r.f-tss IN yss1- lire Jali OF
,,--.- --z-.-r -. e-r.-s.f5ri experience ana sal
E-- zs-e--e6 Business Service Co Agency, e's
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

For Girls and Young Ladies-City.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

T. --t.s-.Af ~ lrokzeeper- exceptional
I----E f-r high grade vounC man 70
".-E around SIS 10 start eventually
"rs --' ~ zln--azuc and -ssurne man
r-sitnH. -u-D Exchange agency.
81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

81 --E2a 2-.Tua 1r.-Ef-rs fo- really high
--a.-@ -ft.l--r s--Hsur- experienced any
z4-l-s- $500 rn g 500 according 10
-.--. E--.-asr Service CO Agsnc-s so
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

81 y .fz--FzzR and -l-ackeepe- for auto
'at company s4larz- SIS H1Eh.u
.+sH--. F---I.1r E-fE.rz
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

.l. .es.1el.- fg- rH-ee lpEz. seven to
--- -ez-s oiF- prefer rcie6le aged man
80 H.a1. ti0-7' agency 5e7 9th ute.
--t-R. r---.------a- branches. for three hours
, -r----- sr- ba-- se--nL-eE- Hopkins
-------es a---C-- -u7 --- a-r-, between
- BEl 8GI s-s
Nt1.-Eil----,. r@its},-e energetic man - plaoe
'rsrt9se Haa- D. = A.ac1iarrca. % Mas
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Gin fauler 8dnferott I

atlnnta, Ga. %. apriI. --
Rsprdisntdnten pon Rem gorter uro
europGiIdsn gaumpoQs 5irmsa,
lpelte in alIer Gile ndh Decatur,
2lta., reiiten, nm ben aradh Der 5irma
anigbt, Sanesp & So. Su unteriuhsn.
erfldrten, eaB faule 5ronsattionen.
bsi oensn Wiaionsn inDclbirt ieisn,
benz gdnterott porherainsen uno eins
proseHiruns i'm gunpesseridt 5ur
ssplae baben oiirf;sn. gtep Dortsr
sSirmen Iollen 81 100000 uno euro
pGifde Sdui,r 4 bis 5 Willionen Dol
lars bei pem Shtpinoel perlpren ba>
ben. anisbt, Santsp & 60. habsn
ouf ssfdlihie bills OF lonins- rieiise
SuMmeu 1t5eosrs.
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Rooie iepsIt's BARRIER 4uft
enthdlt.

enf1 q /.
paris, %. 4pril. - Vahbem
Serr RoofspeIt benz Geben uuo Wirtsn
bes grobeR Sdriftitsllers uno 5umos
riiten Samuel 2ungborne Clemens
(Ueart Ttrain) b:r preiis sssenilber
fsinen 1ribut se5out, bescnn sr am
srreitoa iein Jdeslrsrl nit bem Be-
iuhe ces 9robes Rupoleons |. i'm
sSHoalioenoom. Seglsitet Don Itinem
Gobas AerHit uHD ben 9oiihdfterr
SuiIerdnb uno Bacon. fubr er in sts
nem Qutomobil beim Gbrenbofe bcr.
tpo General Dalitein, Der Utilitdr'
0ouo,rn6r, bereits auf leine 0dlie
ipartets. Cine groBe 9clssmsnge,
oaruntsr msbrsr. photographer, IuelHe
Ulpmsntbilber aufuahmsH. bate iitI
gIeidfols sinsefuHoen.
General Galitein, oem me6rere 4oa
iutonten in boiler Uniform sur Ssit,
! itanbsn, iiibrte feline 9aite 3undht IN
Die aap:ae, rpo Die IN Den napoleonis
/ fhsn syelb3iisen erbeutetsn uno bon
8ugsln serf.st.n JahneH oufterDdbri
iperbeu. Der Gr grditpent unterti.lt
fih in isbr onimirter Msiie nit BEN
0snsrul iiber gpiioben aus DeH osr'
ihiebenen ShIaht.n. Gls iHosHer
Die Rotunou erreiht mar. uno er aul
Dos berrlite, aus rothemWGrmor er'
rit,tsie 0rabmdI oes Groberers blitt:
pas nit ben fahneH Don Quitera
lis uno anneren Reliquien an bic gro
Ben Siege Rdpolsons bel 5end, Wla
renao, ben pprdmiben, etc. umge6.r
mar, ed ipuroe er Hertipiiroig ihrDeist
fam. ginie. 9lugenblife ipdter itiec
Die 0ei.uihoft sur strnpta hinab
Durn tpeIde iis bas WtoiIoieum betrdt
ten. lIetxr Der 3hiir beHslbsn lai
6err giooispslt os Worts. pelhe osI
iterbenDe aaiier auf ct. 6t.en:
id,rieb uno rrorin or Den munih aus
Driittc, bob feline Nihe an ben uTerr
Der Geins cine Rl.bsitatt finDsn m6ge
I'm timer gliide mir Rapoleons b.
riibmter 5sgsn unb itparser Out II
einem @lastaisn aufbsipahrt. 8Ieit
nebtnan bsfinosu Iid) tie unbei6risbs
nsn Steins, lpslas Der britiide 8ene
raj in St. S5elera auf bos Grab 9td
pcIeons Ieben lisB, ia sr niht erlaubsr
ippIlis. nnb Der 4cme bss 1cetei
barouf singtm.ib.li riirb.. 1auBsror
b<nilith! duberorssn!iid1i" murmelt
berr Rooiepelt osrit;ensne Wldk.
@pn benz Drabs aelsittte Gsnsra
Taiftein bic OsTsni1aFt gum 0apc
leoneUsuisum, mo- 6err Roofspelt gro
ses SntereTfs fir einise periOnli6s R:
Iiquien non bem sroben aorien k
wicie. 9samentlih bic alt.n Jsio5ngs
plane inisreiiirteH ibn. Dor alIsm oi
gIiber BON GpifooeG aus Der ShI1tI
BEL Haterico uno Wurais aaoallsris
anariFi BET gniau. Gin g.iuh De
Wrfega!s, neldss cine brilliant
Gommlung bon RiiItunaen olier Ut
enibdli, btenbsit ben 8eiud. 4is Gs
neral GaIitein auf tin hsrrlifes Rii
itunssiiiid, pslh,s bei aoffsltlihteite
nngeIeai fpurbs. aufmertinm madt'
meinie berr Rnoiep.li nit elmer abipeh
<nbsn 6unDbeueeung: ~Das Dat lei
ntn Werib; es rpnrbe mir beini s3ere
usonieG asbralibt.
Gbs bic gtiellfdaft iih sntftrni'
ssiase Der General bsm Or sprGiiosnts
IN 0u4 iItss gseyiss. ns!4ss ssn g
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Metterberidjt.

Sir Sbio: Stridrs9sn am
GamItaa, gsfDlst pcn t!drsnosn, tala
ierem Wetter, nit itarfem norofuelfliz
dem Winb. Nm Sonntag lhonts
gBetter, ipdrmer i'm frsltliten 1bsIl.
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giienbabnungliit Bel SanoToro, Sno.
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MnslanDs Selegrapb
Go(. ROo(eueu uNO 9ematlin
Die Gbrengdfte ces Yra'ts
benten Gaaieres BON
ssranfreib
Bei einem Gala Diner i'm Glps
ice Ealalt
gn oent 1O4 @dffe gefaoem
iparen.
Col. RcoIepelt itattsie tpdhrsno 0ts
5ases bsm Grab RupoIeon |.
einsu 9eIuh ab.
Eie llnrubsn in China bebntn iih aus
ausldnbsr in abgeIsgsnsn Stationsr
in Gefdhr.
gerIudte gsitsuerung oes Sapitals u
ben osutIhsn Golonten
Gt6bt i'm Rei6stag ouI bsftigs Gppo
iition.
Mdnoper oss Soiner 2ufttreu3srs8s
id1tuaoers.
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8a9rIdsinIi9 18 Mdnner ums 2ebsn
gefommen.
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Af6ert Yolter
Sn Stem Dort ser Grmurouns
Der ID Sabre alten Hntb
gSbecler ilberfiiBrt.
Vom 1r. 6poe'id)en Mproprp5eR.
init oem Baaserolt Oer BaumwOO,
6dnOfertirma Inig6t, 9ancg d
Go. uua Decatur, a(a.


60. uua Decatur, a(a.
BerDen iih pabrI6einlit mob bic
Gerihte beid0ftigen.
4usldnbiIts 5irmsn foQen I'm UeIls
IiOuen betrugen Doroen isin.
Die Gei3dftslase BEG Gonoes eIns
befrieoisenbe.
S6Iimme Contemplation bel
5teubenpiue, $.
Wa9riheiuIi4 Is Wdnner ums Geber
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d chung gegsu b N
iEleii ttruit.

Itenton, q. s, p. 2lpriI, -
3ds Supremegeriht BON Rem SerIep
bat am Grettag bic Gntideioung oss
RihterS Sipap3e pom untergeridt
beitGtist, baB bic Rationol Badin9
Company unb dubers GroBfhldhtea
rsien ibre 9iiher mad gtep Serfap
brtngen uno Der 9raup Surp BON
5ubfou gountp aur llHtsriu4ang
1orsssn uaE.sn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
Enthusiastic Residents of An
neXed District to Let World
Hear About Them.
SECTION IS DESIRABLE
FOR RESIDENCE PURPOSES
Campaign of Advertising Ad-
vantages VIII BE lnaugu-
rated and Pressed.

The Sugar House Commercial club was
launched M n meeting OF boosters at Odd
Fellows hall, Sugar House, Wednesday
night. OF about thirty-fiye present twen-
ty-eight signed as prospective members.
Tho formation of Il commercial club In
that section OF Salt Lake City has been
the topic OF conversation for some time
In fact, ever since the district was an
ncxed. The meeting Wednesday night
demonstrated that the time was ripe Tor
organizing the club
4. g. Smoot was elected temporary
chairman and A. j, lockwood temporary
had been made it was unanimously de-
cidcd to go ahead with the work OF or
ganizIng the club The chairman ap-
pointed n committee consisting OF II. II.
Anderson. Thomas Alston and Ncphi j.
Hansen To draft articles OF Incorporation
and present them ut the next meeting,
which Is TO be held Wednesday night,
May i.
The announced object OF the club Is
to boost Sugar House and adjacent dis
tricts. The organizers Of the new club
assert that the southeastern section OF
tho city is a most desirable place for
residence purposes and they intend To
advertise this fact extensively to all pros
pective home makers.
For the present the club will meet In
Odd Fellows hall, though II is the lnten-
ton later 10 secure quarters Tor It's own
use exclusively.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28


\ day of vague and obscure aspects is
ushcrcd In. with no indication or dis
tinction except that there must be no
reliance on chance or luck today, and
that 81 undertakings must be well
pla nned and well under control.
Gambling. speculation, hazard and all
manner of attempts TO extract winnings
from uDfiXcd and uncertain methods are
likely TO end in utter failure.
There will, probably. he clashes be-
tween the Ideals and the practical need
OF affection and sympathy viii choose
best
Destructive tendencies must be kept
under strict control.
Care must he taken in crossing road
ways. approaching excavations or steer
places ond stepping over distractions, as
there Is 81 sign Of 'brosen bones"
There is "a Sign. also. warning persons
IN beware OF eyilly disposed persons ot
the opposite scN.
Those who arc Rckle or unstable in
purpose will be more than ordinarily in
clincd 10 vnc!llute. much TO their own
loss II not hnrm.
Stubborn and phegmatic persons will
he likely To be stoldIy. lnmovably de-
cIded In their views and opinions and
wherever possible. IL Is best 10 reserve
till tomorrow any attempts TO change
their minds.
Persons with this birthdate are some
times slow 10 move but intensely ener-
@ciic. and often violent when aroused
They VIII probably have lucky twelve
month.
Children are horn today under aspects
giving great viii strong desire concen-
tration and inclination toward uncom-
promising enmity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
CONDEMN TOMATOES
AVID STRAWBERRIES
Food Inspector Finds Conditions
in Ogden to Be Far From
Satisfactory.

Ogden is suffering a famine in fresh
Strawberries and tomatoes. due to a
visit made there Tuesday by j. Il. john
son, deputy state food and dairy commits
sioner. Mr.. Johnson. who has just re-
turned from ogden, says that he con-
dcmncd ninety cases OF strawberries and
100 cases OF tomatoes in the ogden mar
kets.
In making the rounds of tho various
dealers In Ogden he found that at most
of the places that the Strawberries Of
fered for sale were In poor condition. This
was also the case with the tomatoes Fol
lowing their condemnation. the dealers
said that they wo$,ld not take the risk
OF ordering more from the coast, with
the result that Ogden is practically with
out strawberries and tomatoes.
The wholesalers assert, says Mr., John
son. that the poor condition OF the toma-
toes and the Strawberries Is due to poor
shipping facilities. 1t is said that the
express company keeps the goods In
poorly ventilated cars. with the result
that fermentation begins while the fruit
is in transit from California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
JOY RIDER THIEVES
WORKING OVERTIME
Steal Evans Auto in Street and
Gilmer Machine From
Garage.

''Joy riders" stole the automobile of s.
ID. Evans, undertaken. Tuesday night
from in front OF a residence at Second
South and Eleventh East streets and
drove the machine away. The matter
was Immediately reported to the police,
and Motorcycle Officer Dan GrupdviG To-
Gated the machine at Eleventh South and
Ninth East streets Wednesday morning
and returned It TO Mr. Evans. The ma
chine was found in a pile OF dirt whero
1t had stopped when the engine died. -
Burglars also broke into tho garage OF
J. I. GiIner. 1898 Twelfth East street.
Tuesday night and drove away with an
automobile belonging to GIlmer. The au-
tomobile was found later In a nearby field.
Entrance had been gained to tho garage
by prying eff the hinges OF the doors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
Special Examiner Williams
Places Twelve Bound Vol
umes of Evidence on File.
SALT LAKE WILL LIKELY
HAVE THE FINAL HEARING
Allegations That There Has
Been Combination in Re-
straint of Trade.

Sylvester g. Williams, n special e1'
aminer for the government, who has
spent a year and half in taking testi-
mony IN tho famous railway merger suit,
involving seven great railway systems,
ono trust company and seven railway
magnates. completed his part Of the
work Wednesday when he filed in this
city with j. Il. Letcher, clerk of the
United States courts for the district of
Utah. twelve great volumes of evidence
and a final report,
The testimony will be kept on file
until arguments are made before some
United States circuit Judge. IL is like
ly that the case will come up for final
consideration and settlement in this
city,
permissible to take evidence In the
various cities where witnesses resided.
With the object Of cutting down ex-
penses in the taking of evidence, the
government appointed a special eN'
aminer. who travelled TO the various
cities and took the evidence.
Are Numerous Defendants,
Mr. Williams has collected great
deal Of important evidence. The com
plant alleges that there has been a
merger of railways and steamship lines
valued at millions Of dollars in re-
straint Of trade The following are
made defendants in the case;
The Union Pacific Railway company
the Oregon Short Line Railway COM
pany, the Oregon Railroad & Naviga-
tion company, the Santa Fe Railway
company, the Southern PacIie
SO
Railway company, tho Great Northern
Railway company, the Farmers Loan
and Trust company, L, II. Hartman,
Jacob H. Schiff. Otto II, Kuhn, James
Stillman. Henry II. Rogers, Henry c.
Frick and William A. Clark.
The railways and steamship lines,
it is said. formed a merger, contrary
to the regulations of the interstate
commerce act, and it is the intention Of
the government to dissolve the merger,
If one really exists.
The taking Of testimony was begun
December ], 1908, in New York City,
when officers of the Farmers Loan and
Trust company, several railway men
and others were called for examination.
Much Testimony Taken.
From New York City, Mr.. Williams
gradually worked his way westward,
'p ms WY ''hiI lSahc Silsr
where he stopped tor several DAYS and
took the testimony of several big rail
way men. The final testimony hearing
was at Los Angeles some time ago.
Among the cities visited by Mr.. Will
liams for the purpose of taking testi-
mony were New York City. Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, ST
Louis. Salt Lake City. Portland, San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
The testimony has been bound in
twelve typewriter volumes and in
cludes S395 pages of about 100000
words.