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The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
Anxious to Spend $4,000.

John A. Chamberlain, superintendent Of
manual training in the public schools.
is anxious to spend $4,000 the amount
left over from an appropriation for the
new annex of Mckinley Manual Train
ing School. II he cannot find some school
equipment to buy, the money will revert
to the Treasury, on July /.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
Propo.e. Public Bath. in City.

Proposes Public Baths In City.
Free baths for Washingtonians during
the summer will be furnished II the efforts
Of Representative Sabath.of Illinois, are
successful Mr. SABBATH has introduced a
bill providing for two free public baths
and a municipal ice plant.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Thomas Buckley. 272 Catherine.
Joseph Kamilski, &c Warren Co.
Ignac woznacki. IL Adell.
Harry W. VOORHEES,, ia Eighteenth
Marshall A>Moore, 704 Williams.
William Cooper, 1914 Garfield f.
Ben Taylor. 81 Gender
John Durk. SOC Berlin.
Frederick Brown, 101 Mack.
Michael schultz, AGO Chene.
Paul Jacobs. So Cicotte.
Walter Kolasinski, so Livingston.
BOYS.
Stanley Grabowski. 363 Williams.
John Gostomski. 141 Twenty third.
Frank Trocinski. 255 Williams.
Jorn Miella. 1859 st. Aubin.
Ignac Hoiminski. % Pollard.
John Krusiewicz. 1868 Rivard.
Lorine Jones. 1886 Canton.
Alexander Bartlett, SOS Bagg.
Fred Forbes, eli Williams.
Everett Manchester. Martin Road.
Thomas Biggs, $40 Medium.
Joseph Schneider, 433 Eighteenth.
Lewis Schmidt. u Frontenac blvd.
Edward jennings, 69T Greddy.
Fred Pouting. $50 Trumbull.
VIM. Schwinksndors. sos Hendricks.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Hector Macdonald, 100 Euclid. so
years: cirrhNsis Of the liver.
Dennis Creedon. "a Seventeenth, %
years: tuberculosis.
JQohn Davies, st. Mary's hospital. 81
years: post operative shock, following
operation.
Susan PIckard. s12 Clinton. 81 years,
senility.
Thomas o. Farrell, 500 John R.-st, A
years; ruptured gall bladder.
Edward Coll. l5s Dragon. so years;
chronic bronchitis.
Mary Ida Burke. 405 Ferdinand, SIS
Emma Robinson. 200 Oakland. 81
years; cancer OF the uterus.
Ada Meyer, lie Vanderbilt. year;
cerebral meningitis.
Alice smith. Grace hospital. SIS years;
pneumonia.
Della Ryan. 5st Elizabeth, 80 years;
acute dilatation Of heart.
Elsa Damn, 1S5 Mack, 30 years
mitral reorganization cardiac dilatation
Anthony Krohn, 7s5 Fourth,
81 years: carbolic acid poisoning, suit
eide.
Saddle Hawkshaw, 45s Vermont. a
years; shock following operation.
Benjamin Adamaczik. 1887 St Aubin.
months; acute indigestion.
John l. O'Connell 100 Mack, 10
years: tuberculosis.
minnie Loos 40 Fifteenth. AZ years;
mitraI insufficiency
Carolina Schebor. 424 Horatfo. GS
years; exhaustion, multiple abscess.
Mary Jennie Doyle. 1856 w Grand
boulevard. II years; cancer OF stomach.
Francis Ashton. Grace hospital 81
years; acute dilatation OF stomach
Frank Gosik. "a Finley, years;
pneumonia.
John Miller. Grace hospital 10 years;
operation Tor enlarged prostate.
Antoni Chotaszczynski 1O1 Peterson,
| 8 years. acute rheumatism
Alva r. Pattee. AIS Motreil. 80 years,
tuberculosis
Myrtle Wilson. 1850 Jos Campau: .
year: percordltis.
| Mildred Bayer. I6a ST Amin n
years; burns 10 body, accident. =
Helen Miller. 1864 Jos CaEpau. !
months: meningitis.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harrie 4. Lwson, SO. Plymouth; Mary
K. Porter. SO, Grand Rapids.
Gustav Koaths. "a. Taylor Center;
Clara Poet. Is. Dearborn.
John A. Short. 20; Cecilia Richards.
20.
william Smith. %. Cedarville. Mich. /;
Grace Richards, Is. Detroit.
Edward j. Rowden, 46; Alice Muir
ray. SO.
Nathan Standler, %: Anna TORN, 81.
Frank Everett Wales. 2s, Toledo, o.. (.
} elena NJ Barnard, rs. same.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
RIGLER'S GERMAN
FEC SALT

PLANTS-Your selec-
ton of two plants worth SOC free.
We want your name. We want to
send you our low prices on our stan
dard vigorous stock of twenty three
(23) different varieties of strawberry
plants. We claim our prices are low
err than any In the state. We ship TO
all states In the union. To prove
our statement we want you at once
to send for our catalog and after you
receive our catalog you can select
two plants OF any variety you wish.
send US the names OF the variety you
want on a postal and We VIII, In
proper shipping time, mall you the
two plants prepaid free. We want
you TO plant these two plants and
care for them as though they cost
you SIS. IL you do this next spring
you will have enough plants TO set
out a fine garden patch OF the very
best vigorous plants. Then you Will
become our advertisement, You can
not help but speak highly OF our
plants and tell your relatives, friends
and neighbors OF Mayors plant
Nursery, at Merrill. Mich. Our cata-
log explains all. We want you TO
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ton of 70 different varieties. This
add will only appear once. Don't lay
this copy of The Times down before
taking our address and mailing US
your card. Mayors Plant Nursery.
Merrill. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
seoins Suit AGAINST ReIssman.

The case of Edward and Laura
Young against George III. Reissman
and Joseph Nederlander, Reissman's
bondsman. to recover $1,000 damages
in connection with real estate deal
in which Reissman is said TO have
made Representations in regard to
the deeds. was begun in the circuit
court. Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

Mrs. Hollister Gets New Office.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. HOLSTER, president
of the National Council OF Women, has
been named one of the vice-presidents
for Michigan of the Great Lakes In.
ternational Arbitration society.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

p. w. Sachs, Jr.. and E. F. Sachs.
forming the Hamtramck Tea & Coffee
Co., filed petition in bankruptcy,
Saturday, giving their liabilities at
S916.5O, and their assets about $50.
Peter Arde, bartender, filed a peu.
ton in which he said that he owed
S1,240.1s. and had SIS with which to
pay it.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
o4DVCE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


Detroit Tines
the writer reliable
the
cine nd carefully inyesugated)
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
HELL waNrEp-aALE.

ABLE BODIED MEN wanted for the U.
Marine Corps. between the ages OF
10 and IS Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay $40
TO SEQ. Additional compensation pos.
sib:e. Food, clothing. quarters and
medical attention free. After 50
years service can retire with 70 per
cent. of pay and allowances. Service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
or the world. apply at u. ). Marine
Corps Recruiting Onlce, 10 w. Fort
n Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after conpietfns
one OF our courses. day and niSnt
classes all the year: our facilities are
positively unequaied In Michigan
bETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
HELP WANrED--MALE.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
BUSINESS NOTES

The Detroit Overall Co. has found
1t necessary to move into larger quar-
tiers to take care Of its increased bus
mess, and is now located at Nos. Az
46 Champlain-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13


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HIS
you "a a
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
Commercial Stationery

Commercial Stationery
Retail salesman for Detroit, thoroughly
experienced; must be ambitious, well
acquainted and control some trade,
to establish himself In business ana
increase his future income. This Is
a legitimate proposition. an opportu-
nifty for some young man VINO mas
backbone and Is a hustler. Answer
quick and give reference -. LOB-
WENBACH q SONS CO. Milwaukee.
wis
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

A certificate OF increase In capital
stock from 100000 to $4,000 was
filed. Saturday, with the county clerk
by the Ayres Engine and Motor COM
pany.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

AGENTS-Here IL Isl Marvellous New
ling: amazing action of mechanical
and chemical forces puts fre out
like magic: creates great sensation;
Will soon be fixture In every home
office. school factory, farm house
automobile or motor boat Edw. Nc
Geogh, o.. writes: Made $50 last
week. Boy OF Ia sold 6 in 1 after
noon. c. K, McNichols: Sold AZ In
31s days, proft $1,000. A. l. Hale,
Conn: Sold Is between express Of
flee and his home: profit $4,000. Ex-
tingutsher guaranteed: used by u.
child: acts Instantly: get an an
pointment. make $4,000 this year:
send address on card for complete
information. United Mfg. Co, 1865
Mill-st, Leipsic Ohio.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

DIED.
ENNEDY--Margaret r., daughter OF
Edward ~ and Helen Kennedy, FRI
day, March 10. At residence. f27 East
Fort Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
WANTED

general machinists, Acme,
]. a. L., Il. & o., screw machine handr,
lathe. boring mill and milling ma
chine hands, lands or Norton Grind
or hands. motor assemblers and bear
ing scrapers. final, chassis and trans
MISSION assemblers, biacSsmiths ana
boIlermakers, wood and metal pat
ternmakers cabinet makers, carpen-
ters milIwrIght, bricklayers and
piasters. Steady employment at good
wages TO first class men.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

yes PrissinE Done Hisht Times
Main ilss. or City ssss.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

wANTED-Cor. Michigan and Fourth.
20 furnish rooms complete. u week.
Sumner Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
STUDEBAKER P'F'D
GOOD PROPOSITION

Is
not
supplied
publ attention turned
Is
with behind
tina there rei Is a reasonable basis
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
DETROIT Y. M. C. A.
COURSE IS BETTER

~onew who wanted to 20 the real
Mr. 'Marden anxious take
A. but think that have about as good chance gns
little faith In any
proposition positions that
position worth
it--n
The Marden composed OF
students who Win
probabilities
would be able OF OF course
possible good chance
through
change for living
Mr.. Mardens proposition
o
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

S775 PAID FOR rare date 1853 quar-
ters; $40 for half dollars: we pay a
cash premium on hundreds OF cofns;
keep all money dated before 1884 and
send ten cents at once for our illus
trated coin value book, size 4x7: II
may mean your fortune. G. j..
Clarke & Co.. Coin Dealers. Box 8.
Leroy, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

CLEAN. dry. hard OF sort millwood.
HouGhte en- French Coal Co Ridge SIS.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

wANTED-Ladles to learn the new
Hermann permanent hair wave An
electrical process by which straight
hair Is turned To naturally wavy and
remains so permanently. Water does
not affect II. Big money made doing
II. Ladies pay exorbitant prices for
IL. We teach IL In few lessons and
furnish equipment. Our special offer
this month Is TO teach hatrdressing
10 our students OF the permanent
wave entirely free. We also teach
manicuring-facial massage--chtrop-
ody and electrolysis. Write. MOLER
COLLEGE, Chicago. ILL.,
YOUNG MEN for railroad nremsn.
brakemen. baggagemen. $75-$10o TO
start; early promotion; experience
unnecessary: state age. weight ana
height. Address Railway Bureau,
610 Panama bldg. ST. Louis. Mo.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

AGENTS - New Invention; revolving
rubber heels: anyone can put on In
stantly: heels never run over: never
slip: half The price; three times the
wear OF any other: sell for 25c pair;
200 per cent proft: sell like wild-fire:
everyone wants them. Lambert Rub
Der Co. 1870 Washington blvd. Chi
cGgo.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

BOOKKEEPERS, stenograpners and
general office help wishing positions,
kindly call or write the Daisy %
Miller Agency. g26 Chamber OF Com
merCa.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

Studebaker preferred Is an excel
lent security and even at the advane-
ed price yields fairly good return.
about as much as can be expected
from an established security OF that
cio.. Thara a. an abundance ~ ag-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

sP. L. Fraser, secretary OF the Build
ers' exchange, of Toronto, and Edwin
Gearing, a member OF that organiza-
ton, were guests OF the Detroit Build
ers' and Traders exchange, Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

The Hupp Motor Car Co., Detroit,
has decided to establish branch in
Windsor for the Canadian trade. The
first and second floors OF the Med
bury power building have been leased
for the factory.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

II Is my opinion that the course
In real estate that is now being CIV
en- by the educational department Oh
the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. would prove
far more practical and valuable TO
ono who wanted to 90 into the real
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
Aviators Wanted

National Academy OF Aviation,
Detroit, Mich.
Correspondence course. Practical
course World famous aviator-teach-
err Free booklet. For $40. Com
petent aviator Write today.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

The Detroit Credit Mems associa-
ton has issued invitations to a din
ner in the Elliott Taylor-W oolfenden
cafe, Monday evening, at els, under
the auspices OF the membership ccm-
mittee.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

Applications for membership in the
Board of Commerce continue TO
dribble in as a result of the member
ship campaign just completed. Three
were received on Saturday. II Is ex-
pected that the natural growth Of the
organization will bring in 200 more
members this year.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

LEARN automobile business; we teae Ia
you at home: get you t2s weekly
Rochester Auto. School. 407. Roches-
ter. Ny.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

800 MONTHLY and expenses TO travel
and distribute samples for big manu-
facturer: steady work. :. Scheffer.
treasurer. +. 125. Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
News Of lntermountain Region
SCHOOL BUILDING
WILL BE ENLARGED
Provision for Increased Num-
ber Of Pupils.

Special TO The Tribune.
PRICE. June 29.-Price's school board
is asking for bids on July for four
room addition OF brick, with heating plant
to the Central school building that will
cost several thousands of dollars and care
for the school children OF the district
the coming year. a bond issue of $4,000
has been voted and the bonds taken by
the state board OF land commissioners
Edwin c. Lee has rendered his resg-
nation as manager Of the Price to VcrnnI
stage line, the same taking effect the first
of July. His successor is not yet named.
AT meeting of the stockholders yes
terday new board for the coming year
was chosen. consisting OF a. Ballinger
DR.. F. +, Fisk, B. r. Mcdonald, e c..
Lee and fobc Whitennore.
Yesterday the board of trustees OF the
Methodist church awarded the contract
for the Price academy building to Lars
Gunderson at s6295. which does not In
clude heating. wiring or plumbing o.
J. Harmon &C Sons bid was $Sll6.25, and
that OF d. c. Mcdonald S6S99.15
a. A. Callister, secretary OF the state
board Of sheep commissioners; Dr. A. c.
Young. director Of the stale department
Of livestock, and Charles Stewart. sec.
retary OF the Utah woolgrowers asso-
ciatlon, Will be at Cotton on the End of
July TO discuss with nockmasters range
and sheep conditions in this section OF
the state. All sheepmen are urged to
meet with the gentlemen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
-FOUR STATES WILL
AID IN BIG FAIR
This Years Exhibition at o.
den Promises to Be Event
Of Great Magnitude.
Special 10 The Tribune

SSSNAo' w lHc Tribune.
OGDEN. June 29,-The Four-state
Fair association has decided to hold Its
fair this year between September % and
80. and Manager H NJ. Rowe Is bendinc g
his best efforts to get ready for the oc
caslon office quarters having been
established in the Eccles block on the
Weber club rooms floor.
The international Sheep show will be
held In connection with the fair, cover
iGg the same period of time, the expec-
tation being that the show this year will
even eclipse that OF last season. There
were 5000 pure bred sheep on exhibition
last year and nearly all of them were
section. This year. says DR.. Rowe,
tnere VIII be more than 5000 sheep in
the pens FOR exhibition and sale Re-
Turns from letters sent out snow. too
the manager says. that there Will be
many more sheepmeu In attendance than
there were last season.
A new feature OF the fair and sheen
show this year will be the exhibition and
sale OF thoroughbred dairy stock. The
Fair association will import few cars
OF fine bred dairy stock from .WiScon-
sin. Iowa and other butter making states
10 the fair for exhibition and sale. 1t
is said by DIR. Rowe that dairy stock
country has been sadly neglected. the re-
suit being that dairy products in Utah
Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada. and other in
terror states Is not UP to the standard
1t is expected that the Inauguration OF
the Dairy Stock show Will furnish an
and the making of more and better dairy
products
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
Government Selling Timber.
Special TO The Tribune.

Spccial 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. June 29.-Joseph w Dunn and
Jesse NJ, Harmon OF the Utah Timber
company will go in few days to the
headwaters OF Provo river TO inspect 40, =
ooO.o0 feet OF timber on the Ulntah for
est reserve. This amount OF timber is
offered for sale by the government and
II II Is purchased by Messrs. Dunn and
Harmon IT Will be cut up into ties and
delivered 10 the Denver e. Rio Grande
railroad at Hebcr City. The government
has about 1Oo,o0O,0oo feet OF timber for
sale at this point
forest. is now negotiating the sale of
about 4o.oo0.o0o feet of timber to A. Ken
dali of Rock Springs. Wyo. Ii this sale
is made. which will be decided in few
days, the timber will be taken to Wyom-
Ing and used for ties for the Union Pa
cific
Two hundred and seventy-five thou
sand head OF sheep Will be srazcd on the
summer range OH the Gintah reserve this
season. commencing July /. There arc
now about $4,000 head of cattle on the
reserve and feed is reported to be In eX-
cellent condition,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
P0CATELL0 IS COMING
RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT

c. y. Cook. one of the delegates from
Salt Lake to the good roads convention
recently held at Pocatello. returned home
yesterday
The convention was big success -
said Mr.. Cook, and Pocatello is fine
hustlinR town. They are making all man
ner of improvements there now. One of
them Is the building OF a yiaduct over
the railroad tracks and another the dig
gng of Il tunnel under the tracks five
blocks from the viaduct. There are a
number o: business houses and residences
in course OF construction A main sewer
with system Of latcrals Is being pu, IN
and new waterworks system Is under
way Altogether. Pocatclo Is one OF the
lypst towns j have seen In many a day."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
MOOSE LADIES' NIGHT
Is PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

There liz now no doubt but that the
Loyal Order OF Moose viii have an even
ing for the ladies al least once every
month The meeting held last night
which was a sort OF experiment. was a
decided success in every way II was
decided al the last regular business meet
ing, which is on the last Thursday OF
each month. to have n social affair to
which the families Of the members OF this
order would be invited, There was an
excellent attendance at the meeting last
night and every one present is determiD ed
that the social meeting shall be held
every month In the future. There was
no fixed programme. but the ladies were
present and excellent music and dancing
made the hours pass very quickly. Light
refreshments were served,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
PROPOSE TO STORE
VAST FLOW OF WATER
Reclamation Project Involves
Irrigation of Arid Lands of
Four Counties.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 29,-A reclamation pro-
ject that will involve approximately
So,OoO'O00 is in contemplation by Gov
ernor' Spry. d, o. Mckay. a. r. Parker
and Frank w. Stratford, II Is estimated
mat the water 10 be impounded for use
IN the summer months will be sufficient
10 irriGate all the arid lands OF Davis,
Weber. -rorgan and Summit counties.
II is % derstood that there is plenty of
eastern capital back OF the plan and that
II the project Is determined to be feast
BILE there will be no delay in building
The reservoirs. Under the direction OF
surveyor T. ]. Allen OF Summit county
complete surveys OF Iha Provo and Weber
streams have been made and the exact
quantity OF surplus water measured. The
streams head near each other in the tops
OF The Wasatch range of mountains TO
the east of Salt Lake, the Webor flowing
10 Weber and Davis counties lraversing
Summit and Morgan counties. and the
Provo river finding its way TO the dry
lands OF Utah county
The plan is to build Il huge reservoir.
or series of reservoirs. to hold the wa
ters OF the two streams that have not
heretofore been appropriated and utilize
them for power and irrigation purposes
In the counties mentioned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
Doctors Defeat Dentists.
4 30 The Tribune.

LAX June 29.-The doctors. rem
,os oharmacists of this valley had
ss0s=iion al Johnson's S grove. just
q. NJ Logan today. They had a ball
,r5 a track and field meet In adj
= 70 ,necial contests. The doctors
cs.5sd in winning the days meet by
rsJnis although they lost the ball
4, sy A score OF ~ to 10. The ladies'
- Gne luncheon In the grove. In
+arsuoon these events were run off.
|r.,zr1 race-Won by DR., Clark. DIR.
IA Budge. second.
ty.d race-Lundahl, first; McNer-
4 s.cond. both of dentists.
- unp-Dr Clark. first, DR.. Emeis
re- dentists second
|zDs step and a jump-Won by DR..
n. lMndahl. second.
5srn,r lhrow-Dr. T, :. Bulge: DR..
4 Bulge Of the dentists second.
~ put-Dr. z. 8. Bulge. first. DR..
|5r. second. both medicos.
|rzrtr mlle-Dr. Emels. first; DR.,
e Escond.
n rplsv race was won by the meGicos.
n DIS. Parkinson, Reynolds. Secrist
i Saith running.
|ss,s WIS special emergency race for
tr,ors. IN which the contestant had
|aness and hitch up his horse and
4. lUice around the track. This was
4 t5 Or. ". b. Parkinson, with DIR.
|f Bulge second,
IL dtatists had nail driving contest.
|sAch DR.. J. s. Smith defeated DR..
y Stewart.
~ evening the nurses OF the Bulge
-Da give. banquet TO the yictors
nD. of their friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
SUES IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
Farmer Asks Heavy Damages for FALL
ure to Deliver Mower In TIme,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 29.-The case of James
Alien against the Burton Implement COM
panS for the recovery of $4,000 alleged to
oe due as damages for the defendant
company's failure to deliver a certain
moving machine for the cutting of an
alfalfa seed crop was resumed today by
Judge Harris. a jury having been i'm
paneled TO hear the facts.
The plaintiff testified that he pur-
chased the machine of the defendant
company August 20 1910, the company
agreeing TO deliver the machine at his
ranch in Box Elder county August "a.
the time when his alfalfa seed would be
ripe. He stated further that the COM
pany failed TO ship the machine and. as
a result, he had 10 get another machine
but the delay was so great that a great
deal OF the valuable seed was lost
Manager Burton Of the defendant COM
pany stated that he sold the machine to
the plaintiff on condition that he would
be able 10 assemble all the parts OF the
machine and put IT together by August
"a, and, upon the further contingent
that his company would accept Mr.. Al
lens note for $5S as part payment for the
machine. He said the parts OF the ma
chine could not be gotten together and
that the company refused to accept the
note in question. He stated that he ad-
vlsed Mr.. Allen Of the facts Tuesday
August 23s