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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-02
FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TWO SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
. gas, light and phone. no children 30J
South 9th East d16l9
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BROOM FLAT, TOP FLOOR. STA,p.gsoo TA,..so
fe- apis, 1874 e. So. Temple p-oO
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Bell phone 5B23 siooo
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FOR RENT-ELEGANT 5-RM od.s AL y
light and airy, La France. Eeh |"1theSi
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FURNISIE ROOMS
NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS
phone. BATH close In. 20S East 3rc
South, d7St
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

RiIt. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
inent First Congregational church. we
get you position free OF charge. Iele.
phones Ind. 1856; Bell bS22, GE773
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS, cox, cox,
ner 1st ave. and c st.; ana soos
apartments. Bell 1881. p
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APARTMENTS

3-roon1 apt. ST. Regis. e. End So. sos.
4-room apt. st Regis. Y. End So.
$3.50
s35
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MEN WANTED-LEARN TO OPERATE
moving picture machines, great oppor.
operators are In demand We give
practical instructions and actual expert
enee. Also help you TO secure positions.
}In.ermountain Dramatic Agency. zoi Nc NC
Intyre bldg c66S
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GLEASON APARTMENTS.
leS o. 9th South; four rooms, stricuy
modern. steam heat, hot and cold WiteI.
gas range. Call Bell 4318K. $50 PEI
month. c34lo
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WANTED, GOOD CLEANER AND
dyer: only efficient man need apply.
good wages Elite Cleaning company.
Ogden. Utah d2425
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FOR RENT-MODERN AND BIZ;
2027-Z c3001
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SUITE OF ROOMS: LAKEIY1Es-W s-N
apartments: all conveniences. Zdi osss
Main st. Ind. 1922 COCO
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STORE ROOMS

STORE ROOMS.
259 w 3rd South. $40.
We have anything YOU wish In the
house line. Cali on us.
s. T. SECURITY AND TRUST CO,
pbones-1nd' ii?, Bell Elk, 30.
dI1SI
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GATRELL'S UNIQUE SCHOOL.
shorthand and typewritiug, removed
from Hooper building to d. r. Walker
building. Ind. 171S. Bell 2933. d4lSI
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WANTED SCHOOL BOYS AFTER
school and evenings. Apply at Postal
Telegraph Cable Co. 345 So. Main street.
Must have wheel; good wages do734
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LET US DEVELOP YOUR ABILITY BY
systematic training. Call and see u.s.
Maylon Detective Service. 2oS-209 McIn-
tyre building. Phones oS7. d3471
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LAWNS MOVED
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY 6 STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made FOR any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. Ali makes
of water Jackets for sale. We make a
speciality OF furnace crates and repa RS.
Rear 53l So. State 81. Telephone 4414.
r1Sq2
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f-ROoM MODERN. FRONT AND REAS
1b4 South ond Eaf ,a1oi c33SS
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YOUNG MAN FOR RETAIL BUSINESS:
hest references from last employer re-
quired. Apply X-4a, Tribune. d3ST2
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PAPERHANGERS NONE BUT FIRST
class need apply. w, A. Duvall, Ito
w. 2nd South. d2673
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms with gas. 62n Richards St., half
BLOCK south of tabernacle h3346
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WANTED-GOOD COOK; GOOD
wages; three In family Apply No
Prescott apartment, corner Ind South,
9Th East d42O5
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HAT FACTORY
ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. c, ~. NUNN. V. s.. HAS MOVED
10 ms new black oil laboratory. rear
nv" Ne"i" n" Dios d425S
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SATISFACTION IN UTAH BUSINESS
College training; best Of everything.
Boston building. NowI! di6TO
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sANITARIU.1s

DIR FREDERIC Cliff RECEIVES
nervous. mental. alcoholic patients Of
fice. Mcintyre bldg. S. L. City, or Bell
286S-Y. b2f
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FOR LENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OZARK APIS. ROOMS: STEAM TEAM
heat $17.00. 454 Fifth East ,.Saan
Dr. Turner, 1036-A Independent D-19~
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WANTED-AN APPRENTICE FOR
hairdressing and mauicuring; must be
neat; references required el4 Boston
bldg. d4263
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TUCK APARTMENTS,
Snd East. opposite city and county bidE;
Ihree rooms. Apply house rear os
apartments c2bl6
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BOY WANTED AT HoDGERT's MAR
ket. 476 f.. 2nd South. ei0
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GENERAL CONT

/ TAKE Contracts S%Sl Sssl
ing, stone woJS,a o." o. eee
plasterlng, all klnas tisfaetQ
Waterproof work. go North I
ICED Rohmart iSS i''
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PAPERHANGING

PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, TINT
ing: lst class work Earnest Sturm. 125
West lst So. Ird ll422. c7i
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W-NTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

90 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF value. Unclo sam, 80 EASY
LIST South c2aO
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ELkO HOTEL. 275 SOUTH MAIN;
steam heat; rooms so cents: 81 per
week and up. t1295
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FOR Rent
FOR STORES AN

FINE PLATE GLASS ERg
SPLENDID ESTABLisn-
TON FOR GROCERY.
FRITSCH. NO. BAL ~
2ND FLOOR
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LOST AND FOUND
HOTELS
HOTEL. HERALD.

fiOI EL< IfFhAI<D.
Cor. 1st So. and West Temple com
plctely refurnished and under new man
agement Rooms all strictly modern and
up to date. Running water. light. heat.
Mary V. Began. proprietor. Rates SO 90
up d2572
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23 HOUSES, ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttlo Bros. Co.. i'' rad5
af >"N'
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ONE s-RooM MODERN FLAT, ~
East 9Th South. D
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BE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE ME.
chantc and chauffeur earn SIS to Soo
a week; We give practical INSTRUCTION.
Sal; Lake Automobile School. 4fS South
Meia ST. Salt Lake City. SiVs
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nYornDN /ror,rAcgG LUST PA
Sai ~, ojo,,ad. a and = rooms Bell
2027-Z VIZ
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FOR RENT
FOR RENr-HousEs uNFuRNrsHED

NO. So sRD EAST, GROOM MODEM
first eass house. TO be uSeo ny a3ii3
family only. g. Il. Boutwell,. eoit'
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TWO CONVENIENT SUIT;
er-Eldredge building; S;;haae;
Daynes. 40 Main st. r19
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A COSY 4-RoOM APARTMENT IN THE
Oquirrh, a25 South 4th East, So2. oO, 90
Phone 47s or 4325-X. cs4s2
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FOR RENT-THE LAhG,iESeeo
lighted room In the hn1r % n;
lease and low rent. apP8
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4-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. Wl1h
p"eeh'e". Neai so 1911
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SiX-ROOM MoDEp,,
range; no dogs nS - BE
DI T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-02

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Keeping. lao North Main. BIAS
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H. 3 AND s.RooM MonS,,
Key at S23 Fest syp5 snS ~
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WANTED SITUATIONS FEMALE

WASHING AND IRONING DONE AT
home: work guaranteed. Bell Forest
195-Y. da1o5
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L HAVE ONE THREE-RooM AND ONE
tWo-room furnished apt. for rent rea-
sonable; fine neighborhood: close In. Ind:
1851. d294l
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60 lsT AVE. 8 ROOMS. THOR
oughly modern: two sleeping poI9ehes;, y;
apply +. 3. Cook, Felt bldg, OF " ,.ase
ave. 'e
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ONE SMALL APT. FIREPEOOf
puiiding; elevator service, price rSao
sonable. Phone 5671 Bell. d2bfS
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO.
351 Main Street Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Will Go on Your Bond.
Lines d1is
Employers Liability and all Casualty
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. ELEGANT
~ furnished, steam heat; rent reason
anle' e' $50 South Wost Temple, Bell phone
1855 c263l
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3 NICE ROOMS, pIs-
and cellar. Rear ia tAaS,IE{'
rear 7"I e. 2nd South
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskllled laborer9 furnished.
40 East 1st South. corner CoInmerelai,
Bell phons 1888. Ind 923. pas
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PERSONALS
SECOND HAND STORES

PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold goods. Buckeye Fur. Co. I12 w
SN Temple. Bell Main zs3s; Ind 1882.
bl77s
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NICELY FURN. SUITE OF HOUSE
keeping rooms. modern. 1l6 4th East.
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S25 PER MONTH. A GOOD. MODERN
- -, room brick on beautiful north Side:
cooi oree2e all summer; above smoke in
%lnter, See owner, S31 C ST. / To- s r. M
- 80 ~ eaI. d32l3
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CARPET CLEAN

PERFEcTLY sATIsFA;oGasSs'' ;oa &
guaranteed; prices e. es -aSs ~ G
will permit Am
He'll 2l70, Ind. b.
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HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS -
also basement AQ
18th East. iOon1
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5-RoOM MODERN pp1cv
,,tso.; So; e1room modern fSs NM
West. Ind. 1903 'nek
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ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH BATH
privilege. Elegantly furnished. sis per
month. The Alexandria. $50 South West
Temple. Bell 23SS. d249T
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DELIGHTFUL NEW ROOMS, NEWLY
furnished, very reasonable, too. Tabor
hotel, LOG South 2nd East. opposite Ma
sonic temple. d212S
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STRocKs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborer5 .
% West 4 South Phones 36A. ci4a
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FOR RENf~CHoICE 4-RooM APART
ment at the ST. Regis: one OF the best
d2952
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MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOM FOR
gentlemen only. S21 Z. lst So dl993
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
nent First Congregational church. we
get you a position free of charge, Ieie-
phones-1nd, 1866; Bell 6S22. taoo
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FIVE-ROOM TERRACE. BATH AND
cellar, front and rear porches, gas
range, hot and cold water. steam heat,
$50 See janitor, Kuster apartments 81
e. 5th So. d2i9o
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fQR RENT-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE WITH
t,nn. na'n g, ana nice yard all In fine condI-
W, ipl, SiS per month Orchard Square ist
Hsss between 5rh and 9th So. INQUIRE
- W -e-.Iple. d2677
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413 WEST BED NORTH. 8 ROOMS, FL.
Rear TIT East 7th South, rooms. SlZ'oo'
A MCCLELLAN & CO, ,oo.
63b West End South. ci3Vo
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sANTo FOR SALE OK oekisasos aeon
ing done. Stewa,'so6 son Ind.
End South ST. Bel A9V.
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CARPETS CLEANED etIsrsr'
special rates: WORK
bert. Bell 5906,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
PEACE LOOMS LARGE
ABOVE INSURRECTO
AND FEDERAL CAMPS
Reports in Iuarez Are That
Mexican Federal Govern
ment Is inclined to Accept
New Peace Propositions
(By Associated Press.

JUAREZ, May 15.-The end of the
revolution in Mexico seems near. Judge
Carbajal, federal peace commissioner.
this morning received telegraphic in
structions from Mexico City to proceed
with peace negotiations along the lines
proposed by Rafael Hernandez yester-
day and carried in last nights Associ-
ated Press dispatches and based upon
Maderos demands.
The telegram to Judge Carbajal is
believed to be signed by President Diaz
himself. and it is rumored contains a
formal acceptance by the president of
the propositions suggested. Without
doubt formal peace negotiations will be
Immediately resumed.
Indirect assurances that the Mexican
government is inclined to accept the
proposition submitted unofficially with
in the last two days by the insurrectos
for the establishment peace. were re-
ceived today by Rafael Hernandez, one
Of the go-betweens in the negotiations,
The government is believed to be
ready to re-organize the cabinet and
give the insurrectos four members out
Of eight, and to allow the revolutionists
to name outright IA governors of 81
states and by mutual agreement select
the remaining 13 governors.
More definite advices giving the at
titude of the government are expected
before the day is over. Optimism re-
garding the ultimate success of the
peace parleys now taking place by tele-
graph with Mexico City prevails today.
1t is not believed that Colonel Rabago,
who last night was reported to be
marching on Juarez. will provoke any
engagement at this time, though the
insurrectos are taking no chances and
are preparing to meet him.
The belief exists that the federal gov
eminent will not send him marching or
ders, In view of the probable success
of the present negotiations.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
BAPT|STS TO MEET
IN JACKSONVILLE
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Southern BaptistS Convention
Will Be One of the Largest
Attended in Many Years.
Big Reception Awaits

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 13-The
Southern Baptist convention will open its
annual meeting here next Wednesday,
and already there is some talk concern
ing the officers to be elected. Joshua
lowering. Of Baltimore. is the president
and IS serving his third time in that ca
pacity According to precedent, which is
strong with the Baptist organization, the
executive officer, If satisfactory, Is re-
elected twice and then retires. Whether
Mr.. lowering will follow this is not
known, as he has not talked on the sub
ject.
If the Baltimore man wishes to again
stand for nomination 1t is supposed that
he will have no opposition. In case he
refuses to run, there are several well
known men who have been suggested for
the presidency.
The most prominently mentioned are
DIR. E. Y Mullins, president of the South
ern Baptist Theological seminary at
Louisville: DR.. Lansing Burrows, of Geor-
gia, who has been the conventions sec
rotary for % years; DIR. William e.
Hatcher of Virginia, and DIR. s. Palmer
Brooks. of Baylor university, Waco,
Tex.
jacksonville Us busy preparing for the
reception for the hundreds Of delegates
expected to attend the meetings. Five
hundred have already been assigned to
homes in the city.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
HEROES OF SOUTH
IN Trimmed RANKS,
MARCH TO B|VOUAC
Ten Thousand Veterans, Who
Once Wore the Gray of the
Southern Confederacy, Meet
in Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK, May 15.-with flags
and bunting in evidence everywhere, with
every arrangement perfected 10 properly
care for the comfort OF thousands OF
visitors. and with ideal weather condi-
tons. the people of Little Rock are to-
day welcoming those who are pouring in
to attend the 21st annual reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans. Special
trains are arriving over all railroads. and
It is estimated that 10000 veterans will
be in attendance
The Sons OF Veterans, who are arriving
in large numbers, will hold their first
session tonight. when addresses viii be
delivered by their officers and other mo-
tables.
CAMP is OPENED.
Accommodations have been provided
by the executive committee for 1000 old
soldiers. Camp Shaver has been opened
and a thousand or more tents supplied
with clean white cots awaiting every ap-
plicant. Lunch stands. and a huge COM
misary have been established for the
accommodation of the veterans
The convention will open Tuesay with
addresses of welcome and responses. In
the afternoon the annual grafton win be
delivered by DR.. r. c. Cave. of st. Louis.
On Wednesday the real business will
be taken up when reports OF the various
committees viii be read and considered.
Officers viii be elected and the next
meeting place viii be chosen. On Thurs
day the parade of veterans will take
place.
Gen. George W. Gordon, the command
er in chief. arrived today from Mem
phis-
RANKS ARE THINNING.
The time viii come when Confederate
reunions win be held no more" said
General Gordon. The old boys are pass
ing away rapldly-at the. rate Of more
than 5000 a year. To the best of my
owledge there are about 10000 OF US
left You can well Judge how many there
viii be in ten years hence"
Macon. Ga, workers, 300 strong. are
scheduled TO arrive this afternoon in
hopes OF captIring The next convention.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
TAKE HEART, GARDENERS!
RAIN WILL COME, MAYBE
Showers May Come, Says
Weather Man, and Pleasant
BreezeS Certain Tuesday

The weather nina is disposed to cheer
the hearts Of the amateur tillers of the
soil who anxiously watch for new sprouts
each day by saying that there is a proba-
bility of light showers, just the sort gar
deners are needing. during Tuesday and
wednesday. He won't promise positively
that the showers viii come, but he does
say that gentle breezes are certain to
blow, and that it will he delightfully."- cool
during the next two days.
The temperature ran up to 80 degrees
Saturday and dropped to SO Sunday and
is still going down. Pleasantly cool
weather is assured for Tuesday and
wednesday and the brezes which will
blow from the east and northeast are
likely to bring light rains.
Monday a fair sized storm is raging
in the upper mountain sections of the
west and the rainfall is heavy. The rain
fall at st. Paul registered 230 inches
Monday morning. and it is probable that
some of the rain will reach Atlanta with
in the next two days.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT
ON SWAINSBOR0 STREETS
Deputy Sheriff Woods Dying
From Bullet Fired by Ne
gro Desperate

SWAINSBORO. Ga. May I5.-One ne
gro was shot to death Deputy Sheriff
r. B. Woods is dying and John Nc
Leod, a negro, wounded three times. is
in Emanuel county Jail following a bat
tie in the streets here Saturday night.
1t is feared further trouble may re-
suit.
Mcleod was a prisoner in charge Of
City Marshal Crul. On the way to the
jail they met the deputy. The negro
drew a revolver and shot Woods in the
breast. The marshal and negro ex-
changed shots and other pistols were
fired Dave Blount. a negro. was found
dead on the sidewalk with a pistol be-
side him. Crul captured Mcleod after
a chase and took him to jail. The dep
uty died later No further trouble had
occurred at midnight.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
CORPORATION BOOKS
MAY BE DEMANDED BY
ORDER OF GRAND JURY
important Decision Handed
Down by U. S. Supreme
Court Settles Much M0oted
Question for Good and All )

WASHINGTON, May I5.-The SUI
preme court Of the United States today
approved the recent sentence of con-
tempt imposed in the New York courts
on Christopher c. Wilson, president Of
the United Wireless Telegraph COM
pany because of the refusal of a per-
nit of the lower courts for examination
of his books.
BY this decision the federal govern
ment won far-reaching legal contro-
versy in .nat officials of corporations
cannot refuse to give up possession OF
corporation books for examination by
grand juries, lest they themselves be
incriminated thereby.
The sentence of contempt imposed
in New York courts on Wilson was
based upon his action in defeating the
attempt of a grand jury to examine
the books of his corporation.
In 1910 a subpoena addressed to the
United Wireless Telegraph company
and not to any individual as is usually
the case, was served on the officials
of theN company, directing that certain
books OF the company be produced for
examination by the grand jury. which
was investigating IAN alleged violation
of the statues of the United States by
Christopher c. Wilson," it is said, that
the investigation had to do with al
legged violation of the postal laws. VIII
son himself appeared in court to answer
to the subpoena, but declined to allow
the grand jury TO examine the books
and refused to turn them ove- to the
directors OF the company for production
in court. The ground for his refusal
was that the books would tend to in
criminate him.
He was finally adjudged in contempt
of court. Two attempts to procure his
release from a marshaPs custody on
habeas corpus proceedings resulted IN
failure. His case was then brought TO
the supreme court
Mr.. Justice Hughes. in announcing the
opinion, said that Wilson could not I'M
der these circumstances assert a per-
sonal privilege which the obligation of
the corporation to the government re-
quired IL to perform. Mr.. Justice Nc
Kenna delivered a dissenting opinion.
The court also approved the contempt
sentence imposed on William Dreier,
of New York. secretary of Lichtenstein
Millinery company, who had also re-
fused to produce books under circum-
stances similar to those in the Wilson
case.