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LEA ESTO QUE lie CONVENE.

ST usted desea asegurarse 8 asegu-
rar sus bieues, 8 sabe usted, que algdn
pariente, amigo, Q rescionado suvo
desee hacerlo, antes de mar ninguna
poliza en- Ia "GUARDIAN ASSU-
RANGE CO. Compan2a de Seguros
contra incendio, representa- da en- Puer-
to Rico, por los Sres. NILLAR ' Co.
del COMERCIO Dc SAN JUAN, 8
por ell Sr. FIR. sCHOMBURG, 9 en-
cualquier otra compania que represen-
ten esos Sres. tome informes antes de
hacerlo, en- Yahucoa, apartado de &C.
rreos Letra F, donde, con toda pront'-
tud y con el mayor gusto Sc le dara 4
usted una information smplisima, V
detallada que con toda seenridad lie ha
de RESI- LIAR BENkt ClOsA A
SUS lNrEREsES.
Nc Sc ASEGCRE SIN ANTES
CONST LTAR,VEA QUE LIE con
NlENE, tendra contestacion pronta
sin que tenga que remitir NADIA para
tranqueo, nj lie costaran nada los in
tormes que Sc lie suministren, Y por el
contrario lie REPORTARAN UTILI-
DAD.
Yabucoa, ?. R. apartado de correos
Letra F.
NOTA: Todo peri6dico de gran cir
culacion, del interior y exterior que
sea diario. que quiera publican este
anuncio que sera por tempo ilimlta-
do, puede hacer sus proposiciones al
apartado de correos arriba indicado
Tamhien Sc llama Ia atenci6n, que
los iniormes offecidos Sc administrator
a quien quiera que los sollcite, alin en-
el eXtranjero.
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L|KEA FERR{A DEL OESTE

itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara d reglr cesde IL. de Sep.
lem ore dc 1903
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L0 MIJOR.

La iogefia Tinaud tiene el
meior sImhdo die ooietos de
arte Y novedad para regalos.
Y esta cons;an'e!nente recibien
fo lbs .lltimcs ~lodeIos. 81 Ed.
do osea 'pEafFar i.u o5.eto de
ve.aadelo giIsto yea nuestro
s'irtifip. en- eie, .os dc plata de
icy meta blanco, plateado Y
ciis;ai 'alia':o LzJIT.yo .iene
uisiilmeueo su:tis!o. csta casa
solo ,cnde ariicl.los BUgyos
iocoS Ear1ltizadoz- ESpecia.
ilGaies iara leaalos le bo
d:.S
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information Tabaca|eIa.
Sc esta terminando la re-
collection de Ia cosecha
pasada.
Reina mucha animation en- Vuel-
ta.sbajo a pesar del POGO re-
curse con que cuentan los ve-
gueroS.

Eel Tabaco de Cuba correspon
diente la primera quincena del CO.
rriente pubhca la slguiente lnforma-
cion:
'Tabaco. -Sigue eseogl6ndose Ia
hoja de Ia cosecha pasada, cuyo ira
bajo esta va al termnar en- Ia cludad
de Remedies y en- Manleara qua en-
este ultmo punto quedan fllnclonan
do solamente dos talleres de escoll-
da habiendola ternllnado va algu-
nos de los vegueros que han heche
por su cuenta en- Ia region del y y
de Ia provincia de Santa Clara. De
los Palacios -iniorman que pronte
empezaran las slembras de la cose-
cha pr6xima.
"Se estan ternalnando las escogl-
das en- Ia provincla de Santa Clara
y para el mes entrante, solo queda-
ran cuatro en- la capital de Ia provln-
cia dos en- Sancti splrtus, una en- ne
medios. dos en- Placetas, una en- MO
ron Y dos en- Yagualav.
"Reina inucitada anlmacl"n en- Ia
expresada provincla para IA proNlnld
cosecha, preparandose los terrenos
para SUI siembra.
"Se rie gan los semilleros. los que
4 pesardel a qua en- estos 7iltlmos dlas
no le han causado dano al algulno.
''En los partidos tamhlen relna
mucha anl1naclon y en- Nuelta Ahalo
apesar del nal resultado de Ia cose-
cha Ultima V de los nocos rec'USos
con que cuentan los Tegueros, estan
listos los terrenos y ahonados. para
reciblr las posturas.
Dl sde el 2l de Septlemhre al 80
del mismo, han llegado / Ia Plaza de
la Habana, las slg1lentes parudas
de tercios de tabaco en- rama. proce-
dentes de los centros productores:
De Vuelta Ahajo por F {. del
Oeste 9l20
De Semvuelta 17l6.
De Partido. 1899
De Vuelta Abaio, por vapores.
1852.
De Sa qua y Caihari6n por vapores
Y goletas l04l.
De Vueta Abajo, por Batahano
ls2.
De Santa 20 de Cuba y Gihara.
por vapores %
De Partido por Ia Inca de Villa
nueva. 81
De Santa CLARA nor Villa nue.
166.
De Tunas Y Cieatueeos. 100,
De Cuba por Batabano. !.
Total de tabaco He gado d plaza
desde el p de Scrtiembre al 80 del
mismo. 222462.
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DE LA MULTITUD

Que han usado nuestra pre-
paracion o que la estan usando
en- la actualidad, jamas hemos
sabido de ninguno que no haya
quedado satisfecho del resultado.
No pretendemos NADIA que no
hava sido ampliamente justif-
caio por Ia ezperiencla. Al re-
comenda-la a los enfermos no
.enemos mas que hacer referen-
eia sus mdritos. Sc han Oh
tenido grandes curaciones y de
SECURE que Sc obtendri'l mnchas
mas. No hay = podemos aseGu-
rarlo honradamente, nineun ..
tro med!camcnte. cue pueda cm-
plearse con mayar f. Y eantiar-
"a. .Allmenta y as;ione las fHer-
"a, @cl entermo dHrarte esos Pc
riodos en- que fai'a i apettto
los allmentos no pne1en d
gerlrse. Para eTltar ls falsiii-
eaciones ponemos esta m9rca de
fabrica en- cada botella de Ia
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sake ce.a Capital ! Rayamon simultineam . nj
! as ldIu,dl =
Has ipSlif

WAVES FXTRAORDINARIos
10 9.Io 1880
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In re|oi gratis!

Nikelado negro . enchapado de
orc, por vendernos p coleociones de
posta es, % reinillas elsctricas fcuran
la easpa i . aItistioas sortjss de
alamnre de orc COD una bonita piedra
Y una inieial, 4 10 centavos una
Nendalo en 4 semanas y cane IN
rciol /. otro premio. Esor.ba i Ike
Terclva Novelty Co. BOX 2Og
Ponce, 2. K.
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En- esta imprenta sc vende
rapel de periodicos vielos a
s2quintA
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NO NJ AS ANEMIA.
NO M AS FIEBRES
THE REGIONAL MEDICINE Go.
casa de Prpstamos, j. Rendon '
tGmpaiia 5. en- c.

F,~ta casa sigHe con 10 la re-
sIlaridad todas sus operacio-
les y otrefe al pllblico un pre-,
aioso surtido ne alhajas.
Allen. Il. Fortaleza.
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Gran bar atillo

En- la Palnesana dc Juan
Piefas se osta vendiendo i
preCio de costo en- calzado :
r2pa heeha no olvidarse Allen
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GRATIS.

Tn relo para usted si en- plazo de
4 semanas. vende vende cualquiera
de los paquetes siguientei 25 hermo-
svs altileres oe corbata; i, lihros ar
tstieos de agulas con mas de so agu-
jas cada uno; 25 bonitss peln,llas mag
netioas de boisillo cada una en- su es-
tuche, q 20 Ireciosas sortijas. Cada
rticulo descrito Sc vende & lU cent?
vos ORC uno. En- tres meees hemos
regalado 800 relojes
Escriba una postal THE AssocIA-
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882. San
Juan, uerto Rico.
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COMMERCIAL

i n I r A D A S D 8 /.
EXTERIOR.
Goleta americana Mary 3.
Pierce.
| DESPACHADOS PARA EI.
EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Carolina
para n. York.
BUQUES EN- PU ERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Catherine descargando
Georgia Gilkey id.
Eleanor t. Barbrac id.
Hope Sherwood id
Mary B. Pierce id
OVlMlENTO DE
CABOTAJE
OperocloneS en- puertos
Petra Naguabo
Noluntad Fajardo
Entusiasmo Arroyo
May Flower Luquillo
Patria pendiente
Deseada / id
BUQUEs QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Napor espailol Catalina Sa.
lio de Canaria el "a corrien-
te para esta.
Consig: s. Izquierdo G
Napor espanol Pic 1A Sal
dra de Barcelona el 20 actual
para esta.
Consig: S. fzqulerdo.
Napor cubano Julia Ell %
corriente estara aqui proce-
dente de habana y escalas.
Consig: Nillar Co.
NaIor Harry Luckembak
Salio para N. York el "a ac.
tual.
Consig: Insular Line.
Napor americana S. Y. Luc.
kembak Saldra de New York
para esta el - del presente,
Consig: Insular Line.
Napor americana Coamo
Recalara el 20 corriente pro-
cedente de n. York.
Consjg: The N. y. P. RS. S.
rt1ts Il II n1lla "Benner.
Goleta americana Clifford
n. GARNER debe haber salido
de n. York para esta el %
ultimo
Consig: 5 Ezquiaga,
Goleta americana Geneva
Saldra de n. para esta el G
del corriente.
Consig: S. iszquiaga.
B A II e O s.
iCCIONES
Banco territorial y ayricoh s l2
ID. de / ucrto h,co - ~
HITOTECaRIAS- |
Banco terratorialy ayriccla.
tmisiones-5a y 5a SOL
Id. -. -. .....6 y =" 1852. F!
&C A NJ B ! q s.
Londres-s 4S7t I.
\. lorA 10 cts. p
Par.s- s5s p % ID.
Hamburgo-4s p, "a d
Espa!la 9; j To- n. q, IL
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos viejos a
SO Gnintal.
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.D|REcTOR|O DE ) AN JUAN

PraCticante. - Silvestre FeDoo
Martinez, Embalsamador - San
Francisco p. Telefono, Mum. 43.
San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La seho-
lta Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en
su casa . q domicilio. San Juan
Cristo I.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan.
lngeniero Civil.-R anon Can
dia Cordova. Ietuan 50, ciudAd q
Parada II santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Abogados. -Emigdio S. Ginorlo y
Manuel NJ. Glnorio, Allen 80.
Ielefono 555. Box 366.San .Tuan.
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CONPR0 CASA.

Sc dese4n .n,nrrar Gla i n4s "a
sas ouyos pfeclo- as,sn o-.iiar entire
$1,000 a $4,000 roomss nea7..
FL que desee yeuder d-hs dirt.,r>-
r. o. Boz ss3. con Pstcro. 81s
De la casa J nornbre del ptals,tsra
sin mediaci6n de eorle,loL Ccn j
pr d mas iimlia 10 ptsible.
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INABONA
TINTURA INDIANA
para ell cabello y la barba.

sehor: spor que Sc tortrra
ST tiene I'd. la TINTURA?
:Con mquletarse que CANA
Fudlendo comprar Ia INDIANA,
sQuien aqM desazona
Existiendo Ia lNABONA,
Yano hay ninguna persona
Cue no pudiendo p antarsa
No use, para remozarse.
TlNTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consigala en- las Farmacias
! nos dara I'd. las gracias ;.
lnatona Indian Iincture Compa-
Lryc. Capital $4,000. Allen Al
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24
BYRON D. BUGBEE Windham County's Bargain Center
 

Friday June i7 th eighth Set of DISHES o he the oek nod o n The ticket presented destroy tickets, they still will be Given Away FRIDAY JUNE Z4th, at 5.3O m.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24
Eastford Graduating Exercises.

The Eastfofd graduating exercises far exceeded my fondest hopes. The teachers, the pupils, and the Eastford people all made II a grand success. l found It of great value to me in that il brought me into closer touch with the people, especially the mothers and the fathers of the school children. l was greatly encouraged by the remarks they made and their hearty support of supervision. The program for the evening was as follows:
 Song, Voices of the Woods, School Essay, The United States as a World Power, Eleanor Keith Essay, James Russell Lowell,
 Mary Green Essay, Washington, Kate Perry Song, The New American Hymn,
 School Essay, EongfeIiow, Gladys Badger Essay, The Connecticut Charter,
 Merrill Keith Reading, Billy's Rose, Irene Reed Song, Anchored, School Essay, William Cullen Bryant,
 Bertha Davis Essay, Abraham Lincoln, Ariel Green Essay, Kindness Of Lincoln,
 Samuel Curtis r. say, Conservation of Our National Resources, Mabel Jones Presentation of Diplomas Supt. Pratt Song, Star Spangled Banner, School Ice cream and cake were served in the basement.
 Respectfully yours,
 C. F.. PRATT, Supt.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24
To sus.erIber. et inc Patriot

According To Order So. go7 oi She Post Ofiiee Department snbscfi- bers cannot be indebted 10 ne~spa- per more than one year and stili have Che paper sent to them al the second class rate. The order reads AS follows:
 4 reasonable time will be allowed publishers to secure renewals Of sub seriptlons, but unless subscriptions are sxIrfs~iv reaeired after the term for which they are paid, within the follow Ing periods:
 D&iiles. within three months.
 Weekiies, within One Year, they shall not he counted iB the ieRitl- maie list Of subscribers. and copies mailed on account thereof stsflH nod be aceepted for m0ffna at the second. clAzs postage fafs ef ane cent pound but may be mailed at the transient see= ond class postage rate Of cent for each foaf ounces or ffaetion thereof, prepaid bY stamps affi Ned
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East Woodstock or district l4: Mildred May Ralph Eddy Clara Eddy Paul Swenson English Neighhorhood or district ib. l Ellen Anderson Edith Westlund
 Edwin Westlund Mabel kineil North Woodstock or district l2:: Joseph Henries Raymond Benson Graduating Glass of 1910. Leslie Lyon sumner District l Susan Stanley sumner l Olive Anna Johnson David AleNanuer Carlson l George samuel Carlson Arthur Reuben Anderson Ida May Case
 Helen Nialetia Bennett reafie Leonard thamberlin
 Raymond Reuben Benson F
 klhal Barrett lz Joseph uenties l2
 Edward Charles Brennan Il William Henry Richardson, whose examination marks were not in sui tletently carly one year ago for Us Ia give him his diploma then, received hts diploma with this class. although lie has been attending the Academy for one year.
 Those Who have conferred with me pronounced the day success. re- gret, however, that on account of The tate arrival of several schools, the ex- ereises did not begin on time. This necessarily prevented the carrying out of the program as published.
 During the exercises United States Senator Bulkiey from Connecticut drese ap in an automobile and was in. trodueed 10 the sehoo, children and the audience by ex-Senator Henry J. Potter. lie addressed the children to their great delight.
 In presenting the diplomas the re- marks of Sapt, Pratt were practically the same as he gave al the Eastford rra,iuat axe fxeiSAx
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24

l ttbrtlHHN ' hfh T uuV les
 Arithmetic papers pislr | English Neighhorhood i5 Woodstock llili $ Bugbee Neighborhoud l Language papers | Woodstock iIill Nest Woodstock
 English NeigheoThood h Conneelica, map Frederick Armstrong i2
 Christine Paine IL
 Ruth hiptmherg Firs, snellius contest l Andrew Low
 . sylvia May Il l a Iuia Johnson second spelling contest Wallace ffink 1 . Emily Wilcox l l ] Anuie Johnson Third spelling contest Myrtle Carlson Ellen SwenSon ] Lots Harrington Fourth spelling contest Teachers failed to report. Fifth spelling contest Florence Lawson
 CNIit Paine h
 ] Alice Brennan ie sixth spelling contest
 Bernice Sanger |
 Mahle Johnson seventh spelling contest
 Ruth hjomherg l
 i N alter Anderson &
 ! Enoch Samuclson Eighth spelling contest Esieila tnak |
 l George Carlson Susan Samnet Final spelling contest l Ida May Case Marjorie klIen Hammond Helen Nialetts Bennett Honers for contest on addition comhi- nations te Is, on multiplication cemhl- nstlons, and on first year words were mol awarded because rain prevented oar holding these contests as we had planned.
 SiSsiN eaAtEst as sk10cf EuuAef
 Eiton tsine &
 Dorothy Bundy
 Pupils who had perfect attendance for the entire year.
 Quassett district or district q. Arthur Anderson Befnice 6anees Freenan Nelson Father Swcnsua Edwin Johnson Ethel Whitney Myrtle Carlson
 Woodstock Hill or distFtcs |: E~art Hesly David Caslsnn Myrtle Bruce 0eosDs CaslDoa
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24
Dss'i Be 0rssshy.

whsn vea say yes ex "ao Add listle te tt, tsrunsess ssingesh hke eles-- of,entimes we rue II. So~ little sassAiae 'reand-~ Netainx eeail te cheaper; II t falls on isllou greand Yea wssl he the reAger. Tenxucs Arv such aaruly dawes. Always sdss runniBg. Wessis are sseh eoassatious knavcs> f Full ef ~iles Asdesaning. Cafh shem wisely. | yps cAn; Tces ttea dpws wiaA hsasyS IL wff h<sp tAis Pass~Ass P,sa Ii yosr sheaa kts are ssAsy.
 -CieveiAAd riAla Dealer.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24

Stops itching instantly. Cures plies, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hiSes, herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. Al any drug store.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24

.Ds. Tnomas' Eclecsric Oai . tho oess remedy fUe tAass ctseo fetal dts- same-csoup. has 6ssa ussd vtsh sue Mn. L. whitaess, DGdale. N: Ys
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24
Honors al the Woodstock Closing Day
 Exercises.

Below you will lind list of the hon ors awarded at the exercises held al Koseiand Park June IS.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24
An Old Time Dramatic Entertainment

Mrs. k. NJ. Hoyle has in her possess sion program of a dramatic enter. tainment given under the auspices of the Putnam Dramatic Club at Quine- bang Hall, "Wednesday evening, March k, lshS The entertainment com meneed with what Was styled the mi nor drama of "rhe Peoples Lawyer, 2 bN the following dramatis pefSonH: Robcft Howard, the Peoples Law yer,
 | M. Bullock Hugh Ninslew, merchant.
 (. r. Dresser ~oion Shingle, country teamster,
 +. NJ. Sprague Charles Otis, a clerk,
 H. Newton Brown John fltsley, a clerk, Am. B. Stone rnpper an Attorney at Law AS. Davis Judge oi the Court, A. G. Warner Clerk ol the Court, |. H. Brown Thompson, ! Police (. N. tenn Qaifk. Officers j, II. kegwin John, Porter, Wm. II. sharpe Tmid, a Lawyer, F. N. Tourtellotle Mrs. ous, Miss Ellen Donkefsley Grace otis, Miss Emma Thurbef The programme continues After which will be produced the drama of "Neigheor lockwood. performed on the Boston and New York stage with great success.
 Dramaiis Person@
 Hector paneury, A. C. Warner Squire Greenwich, J. H kegwin Robert Greenwich, (. Fl. Brown Netghbor Jack wood F. NJ. Spraxue Ahimeiech. |. NJ. Bullock Enes Irumiett, Wm. Ii. sharpe Mir. Rukeiy, (. N. Tenn Dickson. A. S. Davis oliser Dole, Fl. Newton Brown Landlord, E. N. TouFteilo,te sheriff, |. h. Shumway Lawyer, Wm. R. Stone Loungerx, Stone, Brown & Warner
 Fxrmers, Sheriffs, ofiicers, xc. Camille CharlOsse) NimNAs E.Spauiding Mrs. Jack wood, Ms. l.. A. Rolles Grandmoshes Rieglsuay, NlissE- V Stone Matilda Fosdkck NtU LiExie C-Spsague Phoebe ack wood, NisH A Goodspeed Bertha Ruksly. Ms Jeanettie Paine Mrs. Grssnu5Sh. s,fim Mary l.. Buck Etfy Guenwich, Nta Emma Tharoer Mrs. Sperklsv. Mia Ella R. whitford The adxninskou v8 Is eents, children under twelve. 10 csnss- noon open ., 6 o'csock. rersOrmancs commence as :. A. A. Gco>Aspss9 wtll had the os- chestra which is eaGaged. cd the ma- sic wA sslscssd sxpssssly fur the oeca- saon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

The Country club was the center OF
attraction yesterday. when the table
id'hotc luncheon was largely patron
lied and advantage taken Of the at
tractive veranda and cool. spacious
rooms during the afternoon.
There were also large number Of
private luncheons enjoyed, many Of
them being given for out-of-town
guests. The largest was given by Mrs.
George Raymond Walker for her sis
Ger, Mrs W. @. Il. Terrell. when two
dozen or more Of her young friends
we're invited 20 meet Mrs. Terrell. The
liable was beautifully decorated with
n wealth OF Shasta daisies. bought
from the gardens OF the Walker farm.
Mrs. George A Steiner also presid-
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, TODAY's EVENTS. .
, Mrs. n. W. Sherwood will IN :
, tcrtain the members Of her Q
, bridge club this afternoon az her G
, home In Eighth avenue. g
, The Radcliffe club will meet @
, this evening at the home OF Mrs. Q
r Bonnemort, rs East South &:
!. Temple street. .
; The Primary Union meets this {.
, afternoon with Mrs w. F. Z.
, Core. 157 Twelfth East street. @
, = = &.
, The Catholics OF the state will Q
, hold their annual outing today @
!. az Saltair. under the auspices Of g
!. the Altar society. Q
The Woman's Auxiliary Of q. 4.
L. r. meet today at Saltair for Q
, their annual reunion. Q
At Liberty park this evening 9
, At o'clock a fine musical pro- @
, gram viii be given by the Har- .
mOny Glee club. under the d. 9
; rection Of Fred 6. Graham Q
. At the MONDAY recital today Q
!. in the Tabernacle the following @
, program win be given: @
, Assistant Organist Edward p. .
, Kimball at the organ. Q
!. Onertory 1890 ...... Batiste 9
, (a) Spring Song Mendesr1hn 4:
:, Cb) OF. %. A flat ..-. Batiste .
i. fa) Pastoral .-....-.. Faulkes g
, OBJ Old Melody -.--.c-. Q
, -...--....-Arr. by performer 2
:, March Solonelie $500 Ketterer Q
3 g
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
SUES RAILROAD FOR
REFUSING HIS TICKET
Eli H. Peirce Demands $4,000 From
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Company.

Stalled at Omaha for two days and
compelled to telegraph home for
money after the railroad employees
had refused to honor his ticket. Eli
II. Peirce brought suit in the district
court yesterday against the Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad com
pany for $4,000 damages and sS7.40
expenses Incurred through the re-
fusal of the railroad 10 honor his
ticket
MIR. Peirce says he bought a tourist
round-trip ticket In Chicago, Novem-
Der II, 1903. According TO the
provisions Of the ticket requiring him
to have II validated" at Chicago. MIR.
PIERCE Gays he presented the ticket
twice at the Chicago office Of the
company. and the second time 10 was
kept for about five minutes and re-
turned to him without comment Civ
ing him reason to believe that II had
been validated" in compliance with
his request
Returning to Salt Lake. Mr.. Peirce
stopped off at Omaha, and there the
agents OF the railroad refused to al
low him to board the train. saying he
had a "scalpers" ticket and that IT
had not been validated" Mr.. Peirce
was compelled to remain two days in
Omaha while he telegraphed for
money for another ticket His delay
cost him IS for hotel bill and S2e.4O
for the ticket, and he estimates his
time as worth $50.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

That auto for Wasatoh resort--leave
Newhouse block at p. N.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
FOUND GUILTY OF
ASSAULTING CHINAMAN

1t took a jury about five minutes
yesterday to decide that Ike Taylor
was guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon, but when the jury was ready
to report Judge T. ID. Lewis and the
officers of the court were at lunch. so
the jury did not report until 2
o'clock Taylor played an April fool
joke on Charley Wing. a Chinaman.
by beating him with a bar of iron.
Taylor was anxious to begin his SEN
tence Immediately and waived the
statutory right of two days for pass
ing of sentence and the presence OF
his attorney. He said he had no
statement to make on receiving SEN
tence
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
MATT MATTTVf RETURNS.
Greeks Appearance I'm Court Saves
Bond forfeiture

Matt Mattivi. who has been in trou-
bic Of various kinds in the courts Of
Utah and the United States in the last
few months, was relieved from max
ing good bond forfeited before
Judge T. d. Lewis yesterday. Mattivi
was wanted two months ago for trial
on a statutory charge. and when he
could not be found a bench warrant
was issued and his bond was declared
forfeited. Mattivi In the meantime
had gone to Jarbidge, where, before n
delayed letter reached him informing
him that he must report for trial, the
federal authorities arrested him on
a charge Of violating the law regard
ing liquor selling IN a reservation.
The circumstances were related TO
Judge Lewis yesterday by f. A.
Rogers. Mattivis attorney. and the
order declaring the bond forfeited
was rescinded. Mattivi furnished a
new bond and he is now at liberty,
pending the trial of his case. which
has been continued for the term.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

Comfort soIved-"star" shirts-shan-
mons.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14
PEPPER THROWER GETS
SENTENCE OF TWO YEARS

Harry williams pleaded guilty to
assault with intent to commit rob
berry and took a sentence OF two
years at hard labor from Judge T. ID.
Lewis in the district court yesterday.
williams entered the jewelry store of
IT. Niepag. in the Moxum hotel build
ing. one night last February, and,
while the jeweler was showing him
some rings. he threw red pepper in
Niepag's eyes and tried to get away
with a tray of jewelry.
Niepag grabbed Williams and held
him until help arrived. and Tuesday
williams told the district attorney
that he wanted to change his plea to
guilty