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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
BOLD ATTEMPT TO
ROB IOWA OFFICIAL
Vault Containing 100000 Dy-
namited Without Success;
Seven Men Under Arrest.
Rv Associated Press

EN AssOClatcd FreSs.
\ DES MONIES. Iowa, April l.-Seven
arrests were made today in an effort
10 apprehcnd the four men who shortly
before midnight bound and gagged
Deputy County Treasurer G. w. Keller
and tried to dynamite the vault in the
county treasurer IS office. which con.
5tained 100000.
On what is said by the police to be
a confession from Al Rhodes, the first
Of the men arrested, Deputy County
Treasurer James O'Callsghan has been
held O'Callaehan is brother of Rob
i9rt O'Callaghan, Western league
baseball manager,
With Rhodes and O'Callaghan, the
police are holding Bart Lynch and his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
In Voluntary Baukruptcy.

The firm OF Covinston. Roper & Seager
nled petition in bankruptcy in the
United states district court Saturday.
Besides asking that the company be ad =
judged bankrupt. the individual Nom
hers OF the firm ask to be adjudgcd also.
The partnership lists debts Of Si3l2G
with no assets. and tho members OF the
frIn have debts as follows; Lon Coving-
ton. S3Sl.io. with S45 assets: Charles
Roper. Si07.20 debts. with S75 assets;
Bert II. Seager owes nothing and has
SI5 assets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
Given Away Free

Cut out this coupon and mail II to Well send
closely sealed, free 90page book which explains
everything about Electra how 1t and price Of
treatment This book is written in plain language and
illustrated With pictures OF perfect and show
ing the method OF using Cut the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
Fined for Selling Iinuor.

Efrls Bradford and Glen Eghcrt. aged
"a and 81 years, respectively. We're each
fined $50 by Justice OF the Peace Harry
: Harper yesterday. Both men were
charged in two complaints with having
sold intoxicating liquor TO minors and
they were fined $40 on each complaint
They sold the liquor at place near Car
field on February IL
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
IfNIHl ) IhcELI, 8 81 W..5 ...- Iil5 III-..l s.

IkWtH' ) tGcNJf, 81 Z %ss' .ss7 15.9 cs...:s s.
l-stat.s farms. hoteis, i.stitutiogs e6ryor4-
ESt1blNAc6 = ycal..
ALy4NN LApLoi 1lEHT AGENCY. - East
80 ST. n-~4 s.n e,e--l ~ sSisG, ht. ~ -
=. 9=9.--al selse4 s9eA!s --.---.-.-z
- CaIF-N tEHS lyioyugeat agency. lSt
Sab ave. Established ih+I We nave o-s'
ccachracll Saro5ness. sroomS married couples
farm fcTa.-v1. tar-l ha:Tc1 All natIc1s well
DECNE--Te- Mc!ro5e-020I- Fioussworkers.
-SSSss. ts.E~tssssS.- SasIn-s.analts Wa'rssaes
"lntc- INN elate -. W. 4iNs agency. es5 w .4i!s
ave. cser l5yth 81. ! ana subway stations.
cUOkS. tUtt!s. second m.n. mattresses. lam.
dresses cham IDS. kltchenn2lds iac'e
maids cooks who laundec. general holseVom ON
20. JE5S-la Employment Agency. CSC '-e@!is-
:. v. CDELL & FREDERICK ROBBINS. En-
ployrArt Agents 50 SIXLr ave. near 4Itn St
lst. -sOl-8rGRt. sest private family ae!P' ret-
ei~lI = q e@-gste1
FRANCES CZAJA'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
fly1isbSs arsl class heP; al n4ti5n2lli,esi, y
FL LIZ "a l2tta s. I sL2sea- Ls. - A,e--2-S
GULDGN RILtl EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ~
Llssez suicriy first c.css he.p 70 private Lail-
: one -2z3- all-- ~ I1----
GRANTS ATLANTIC SERVANTS - Agency
urd Clearing LCUsa Tor domestic trosol's'
ccluIld help : specially. west t5aIh ST.
,Ls1ho1e -ely Harlem
INTERNATIONAL Employment Agency, &lS6
5tr ave CO.. I3zG Tel. l'ee-har. .ein- Head
quarters lor Finnish help. john llnoH-' Prop :.
JULIEN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY furnishes
Urorsrflv o1ty first class. reliable domestic enc
c.ber rem BRYANT Building. a v est 4-d 81
re e'ennone sSsi-Brysnt
MISS NORROWS Employment agency. III
I.zxirvron ave cor 5sth S.. suppii-s frst
class -eIy az an natioralities male and -e-la lei 9
CITY o. COUNTRY Phone Plaza !S2S
Mss CLARA OL.SON's SweGish Agency. 729
Iev.rctor ave nr 5sth furnishes proaptiy
frsl cass Swedish anc cther hep. Te.. P.aze l4e!
C0M-cTIc SITUATIONS WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
FAC. SMILE LETTERS,

- r1r-sTNTT.r LrTTFps 50 nsr 'Nousard e--
livery wher promised. Letters" Co. l3+
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
ROLLER PREPARATIONS.

TP0F- DE sPoTTE's AMERICAN HAIR DYE
nroduces all natural shades. from blonde 20
black. harmless and permanent; caves the har
go, snd glossy: contains no "aniline. Sent
snywhere express prepaid. on receipt of tl.o0
PROF DE SPOTTE. Chemist. Q z. is,h. y. z.
-,srss DELLA AND MISS KATE formerly
,vt.s Miss Emily Grsy and hleach@d hair re-
stored arv shade application s. w 81 81
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED.
General Manager for Santar,um and
Ho.pi al.

,, Te sew vac sadns ha Pertesty taaippsd tST gsa
era era ssset. aSou, 800 00 open six years s3oc9
inyestr,ert REQUIRED 70 insure goo1 Lalth az
Psrma1eneZ sElsnaf ensa .sSsf'i Manass4 a. eooa
salary goes with the 5000 investrneht 20 ''
rieh, n.sn: extra common stoeA h1teeIHents y
49,, oDic. Splsndc money earning lnssltu-
t, tafe" bssrtifpi city 70 live IN Nust have Cen
-- eo' ~ s1sgs~ ouick Don't delay II you can M
1sE,iytr1e9ts WIfte Dr. W s. Kaiserhof Hotel
vV,xTEr--T -Tr,stWorthy competent man with
& 600 cash for permanent local store oh ooth
wholesale and retail f. ven Known stdpis 80. ~,
s2oo month ana all sTpenSTs new house Gus 1s sstabsaed
o.,x, ossrs otTers excellent opening tor STEADY
csrsble man Favorable Investment n5sn Cldss @
S-tsi~.ss, ~tcht mar should max. 5000 year
C-sl.., lssrga S,fure prosoec.a References re-
S.s5 For nsrticulars address O.. Box 1. Tribune
Will, ANY GENTLEMAN INVEST FEw
hundred IN big legL''asts g5L S.ntS yeaTss ca
coRviNUs. 1871 Lexington ave. w..
FIrTY-RooM HOTEL tor sale IN ~ ths hear' ,os OF
s.iii1r Address P o. BOX 7iS. New Haven
NJEYTORs--We viii design and develop
voIr IDEAS. make tools. dies and a. tght
manufacturing N2tonal lhoiS1'0' O'' i~0
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY GROCERY. hour
and fesi tor safe. TOO much business reason
''' S''''A9 Fl. L Reed. Hotsl Astor. y Y
WILL pay CASH cor a goot retail candy store
ard coda fountain business caaoy' tribune
Uptown once 1894 Broadway.
T.YcF eTIoNAL OPPORTUNITY --Estn hiisaed
ard successful employment agency 1.eaI''-s
So G,po annually /. lls2 81 ave. -=-
VTT1TTT-D LIKE TO MEET LADY OR QENILi.-
nan AZ means interested II sariet haylSzt'0I'
No BROKERS. A y J.. soz 30 I,.-es-.!-e. -
gith nil. near railroad; fortune for some
c-e ~ =. pee1 r-,--
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

r,,,--,y-rI-r,-r5sertio1 as farmer gardener or
-saaer Of eentemens estote Ct iar rrefsrs5ces sr,c
,E,-' .., ,ssr so1 present employer. ADDRESS Ao-
....isl- -, u O.eanEl.e. ]. ]
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
TYpEWRITTNo ANo TYPEWRITERs

TTyIFWRITERs rented repaired or REBUILT
Lowest price ChscE Protectors that protect.
sesO r 4 @. Typewriter q Check Protector
Co. 900 BrosAway. y
,-T5T55T T-TSTRT-F ~ Nassau St caIaToggc
Ire.. all makes taken part payment; bargains
., iSrdsrwoods Remingtons. divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
WATER EIlIERS.

DNINk pInt WATEk--LINKE "ACORS
ant Advance self cleaning stone tube water
prrincrs indors 4 BY leading Lhys.eians.
booklet mailed. 233 West iC.h ST
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
ExcUR RSIONS.
AUTOMOBILES.

BARGAINS -. ,oo.
Tov tonreau. Rambler model 45 s9Oo .oo Go'
Buick surrey 90. S425 Chalmers runaSoa66' o6 ~; ~;
Ike new, $3.50 20 Gol9 80 rofSs.gt, 81 200
no P.o ioyrDcyIinder. 500; 90 Herreshon $3.50
81 Thomas roadster $50 9l Peerless .I LS6 s5S6
sic d snl RSo 500; HAYNES s275 Frank
~, T., t%GoSeI9 S9ose p s325 6s Mataeson $3.50 auto
car runao6ut, s16o 10 Ernp-e $500 10 TSso' sao
S2. sSS.2. 80 aS.- 81 900 b6-H r Panhard $500
20 Autocar aco $500 Hpsshts'sss "a s1daalf. sa E.
500; T5H. r G. y ss2S; sa99 rsenqi rsensuit chassis
900: slso yhrss-ton American truck. s221 10
Knox truck $50; Autoc.r SeIIyery wagon s|'o'
o-o n, sIfb - pr me 45ti--Conrtous
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

COUPLE $50: German, coochnnan and CSeft!
we coca cook ald LaL.dgessi personal IeL-
slenue K MattheN sen 8 agency SIS tth ava
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
AGENTS.,

" ! ST-T 4 lure your own Perfumes Toilet
Water. sachets Eau de ouinine, .syorlns
F.xtrso-s etc by using FLEJ HBASF CO''T ~
TPATrs send IS cts for sample ounce ldiae
Violet o. Florida water which makes one pint
high erade roods Address. VirEin orellll's
laboratory, Jersey City. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
NEW JERSEY
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

WAITRESS AND PARLORMAID.- COMPETENT
Young girl: best references. CITY or country
wages sSa Can at Lang BoechereF &C.
~S-Sv iS-45-s7 west s3d 81. NeM 1ork.-
TTTTTS y-1--n,sn: hrst class salad maker;
excellent city references. ciiy cr co-ntry. siiss
,,ckiey's Employment Agency, II West f2d D..
Phone 74s7-Bryant
V1TTRESs Willing 70 assist Win ehanneI-
J-6rt Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. % west
42L 81. Phone 30S9-Bryant. t.-------
WZTTPEss- Neat young girl. North az Irelana
Protestant. willing % assis, ehaIaoelI ,oo,e-
+ ioooer's Agency 657 6th ave. Tel looO-
Murray Hill,
WAITRESS and CHAMBERIAID.- BY ysss
Ieat willing young girl: dndSrsta nes SO .- 80
snS cr,-es. b-st references. city or country.
Fleherty's Agency. ass Columbus ave. Lei.' 'fl
Rhsr.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
Enn,alA

-uor-,fsTER. Reed & Barton Euileing,
oon 900 .-b ave. ninth foor Tel 41Z' AaoisO'
go %-o-'-- asrcC f5r super or 6ora.stie help-
,-t75E75FP PAfAID-Genasn: IRE. neat sii4 go go
ieea.sr. oglIi LOOK aner cE ildrsn eooc iS-S
ss- ,lhorg Arencs 20 East 35d 81
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

o. ttorouehlv experienced In care o.
srsst 155ses. plants, hoveIs fruits aaI 'SsS SsS.
tsb,es. competent 70 taEe entlCe q, Es U par1
--sr1er.s pace; btst fsLerencss @-~-'S1
fs.sssin tfornt Etsco, y. =-----------
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

| EUROPEAN l-....--..--
~cnnn Ten Ideal Tours, ".
InItRN der escort, 35 10 81
tO0NS days. $4,000 and 10.
Eesf Sertas now available Via Meai,
t.rranean and Italy. May 90, July J anq
s: Via British Isles, June q, july SIC
Il. Via Continent. June "a and July !.
scandinayian Tour. June IS: HOLIDAY
Tour. June 2T; send to,day " t95 ssTeps lTief
THTTpS ~ West 3oth s.. y Z. CII-.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

>, " f1''PLF -Yourc rcn1sd. conpe-
a sentE vf1 a. entire wosk: s-5. =
y '''4shce- Mss shea's Agency. Eaar
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

~ 80 class wishes fle.ticn il private
-.s ~. Nsl class rrirete house. beat refer
+ Atsr Font 1852 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

Y,.TF2 WA y Married. one
- - " -.-Fs-s.arLs Incubator. hrooder, et-.'
-s-o- car make hu+tsr. excellent reieE-
.. 80 ~.-rsr-er's ACency. l"s yth AZ
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

ENcrT-4 RTTTL ER-Ar justice 4. 7 Law
- . pico-v recommends his late butler - Incs
rs,,.--. i fe-t, "a roughly trustworthy. - Port
wer Souarz London England
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

-.r5rr~~a-sectch. married. 10 ch!a!55A =
-c-7,so- an private place. able 20 lah.@ az.
-ss--e. eoa6 references. =. II. ?. o. S01 ia
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

sors school Tor cutting ana as-
,,as Nea snc genueneIs s-iA'-si'es
- lalies -. az aIh ave
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

CCCPL Cook -laundress- 60 housa~crk. co@ch-
man gar6enEr: unde. stanos &lLofnoblles' nisn-
i-- fecb1lnlenSCd several years eXpeitence. AJI-
tcv- s Agency. T21 Lexington ave- corner oeth 81
CCTpL E.-Germar. useful bctler and COOK or
rhaTbeYlnsld. frs, class q. around serssn's ;
v1ll~z ueaL. Guv distance. aiaort @=S-~y' -
- 49,. ono--Afo --.rr-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

-.rEI r.N- -s1s-so0. swe3ish. soo0 nlI-NeT
co fe9r5s.sr. experienced in American farm
i-~. god references o. Matthewscn's agency
S7S 671 ave TEL BIS Bryant. -
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLO ANU SiINGN.
EIIFrSF PRICES Tor Diamonds Oid Cold
aDpraisernents made CHARLES A. WEBER
rr'fpANY 7 Wall 81.
JACKS OLD CURIOSITY SHOP buys old gold.
silver. antiques. clrios. etc JACK ROTH. ~
Fisr'ash ave. Brooklyn re- 6.9-Prospeet.
HigheSf nrIces paid for Old Gold and silver.
also Diamond Jewelry. Established 1883
r. DAVIS T. CO.. - John 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

VoIrg I.ish siri ~, 10
ietf.drt. co,d hotar. willing an1 = ,..,.,,
~-of refersuoes riaAerfys Agency 4so S''-'N
Lus ave. Ie!. 74l--I.!vsE.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

-. --7-sT S-OT-Pr = Man cook; VIE i>We.-
90 ,r ,-s~eI s.l.se worker both GOOD reference
..S la'., ~ 7-,r1trv. Ezperisnced. Nassau OolF"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

u s4la ave. Phone .oSS Erysnt Resi zap
Ies serNsr,s tr.o,sa-- u private families.
Rvs .nt-sr' 'ear=l.
~ .a-lSlNC ASSISTANT college graduate.
: slia --ot--e- a-ovl5-s6 or advertising
-a Us deals 90 zGterllsinS department. ot {
-A-.zC.-..-s lC-.-.- 90 New York. viii fur
!. e a.ghssI rel -5---A scvertis.ng BOX -.
l-'s Cp-oVr OE-e t5s4 Erc-zw2y
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

~ ----,fr-I references: eirr or snor'
firr.noe In couTtrv; co0d ca'efSr h@u a,i, s5t a.
vise a,-rssfet smita's Ager,y. - Ne't
5117-7- rrceuo-i German. urf-rstsr1s -. 49,,
N co~tir-. cerv rest rtttrcness '''~"'
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

ira sg
YLZSEnY 6CTEPN ESS.-Fcr three children; I;
80, sDesk Frs---. s85 -N-ss Ti-zSsral,'s
Ar.sfy 5s 5.h ave eH-rz1cs On "a -.
ltRsE -PT5,ss-s-l. one child. - years; sos
rAu FEsciulds agency. oC3 5-s eve. e4-
are q - s.
EgsE-Fcr two G.. -5rcr nas nursery -rsid
~ 50. Miss r'-1Csg2Id's Agsncy sos s-h
2. s.sss1ce tr s1 ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
FURNITURE.
l. INSTRUMENT rs.
I7pgo1 sTsReRs AND DECORATORS

UpuoISTERlNo 10 al hraaaehes. furniture.
haneior. beddIre rugs. George Loc@hasi
Csulu-ny, 50 Wesl Seth 81
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
CARPET CLEANING.

n, =. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest, Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tel 4sp3- 1898 Bryant. 43I-439 W. 45th 81
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Cleans
by compressed air, steam. hand or on moor
tkSS broadway, Al East tSth 81. COE 4
BRANDT. Tel l3e-3sth.
ORIENTAL RUG repairing and cleaning. by
native artist; only hand work: gork guar
arteed Louis Syrtesh. l27 East Esd e.. y. Y.
.rA.r. aiaH Gramercy
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
LOST BANkSOOKS.

DATFpOOK NO 20a.ei7. Of the Union Dime
savings Bank, is missing Any persons hav-
ing a claim "a II ~ hereby called upon te
pres ssrt ihs same within ten days, or submit 70
having SAID pass book cancelled eno new one
issued.
RANKBo0K 10 sS5.elf q the rnion Dirns
savings Rank Is missing Any person having
calm IN II Is hereby called Upon To present
me same within ten days or submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled ana 2 n.w one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
AITToMosILE INSTRUCTION.
ANTIQUE S.

FPANCo-AMERICAN scHooL, lg4 @ West
46th ST.. guarantees 70 tedoH y'~'
school IN city.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

mOM raE nTNE S. EEAwRENcE ROUTE
Shortest. sTnoothest. Most Pieiu.ssGle
NEW, FAST TURBINE STEAMERS,
vrRGINIAN Apr II May IL. June o. July
rUNIsIAN; apr e. Nay 49, June Is' JGly ,yy J. j.
c0RsICAN May s. June 2. June 80. July IS
saloon Passage. $1,000. $4,000. and SsT-5o
second saloon. si7.5O inward
rzos COOK & SON. 245 Bvsy. z6+ & 5S3 5th av.
EDWIN ". LOWS Agency. ll23 Bway y.
or r. & A. ALLAN. Montreal
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
WHEke TO DINE.

t1T HGwgC German Restaurant. fo4-i,<
kVSEOU y East lSth 81 lmportasS q
/ turzDusg.s ussssal r'lssse GsnosssussAafss3
hrau
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
WORK WANTED
Lalz-
JAPANESE

-4&-=-.- "
L. .als Ave f--,. ..Se T5-ys5. Ees, zap
r,ss serlsrfs tr.1fg.e- q. urlyzts families
r.t-g..s Int4sr-ear=o
lITEaTIsIy7y -z-757- r 8 ---1y57-e-1 gT71raI1-
~ as ds-.is, r. g,s--- | 's,,-i .-,s,---Ar- II s
-,-s.acig..-s co-e=-o .1 N52 York. viii fur
- -agaesi l5---e---A zcvsrtis-ng BOX -,
-lS,e Ll-cVr O---e 1894 Ercz-w1y
-zsC-FEup -r----r eC. c yeers. re esererces.
Ing c..g c. -.--..r i l. c57 it t5Lh g.
49, - e 49, % - ------ ---I-- A..
Iersssss .5-s.-- ..ss. ss-s-- carried.
g sH:; tsa. references Ho-sss- Al West
49,
7-s.A; c--I.-SE ,ras traNe..tc VIZ weA
~. or lsli ss->s-- fre-ist-. AE5-ess " y.
: syzo1r S.. -----z N.. England.
srg-s ~ -,. -.- - -
Ts,ss e. ---- -.- ..--s,-. -.oS. -
{: l'sit o. travelling -5aPao en-. highest re-
- 4 q. lE tribune once
HNTFP P4prr -4,ecrp ASTrTER-
: -4--s-s.- nan J. j.. so " 7s. 4s-2 s.
,a.s..a.. sss5 r-..,s3sss. .r a. Collector
:-7-ocv - -----. ,-.o-------r--
ySfs7srs-. .-5.-s.-.-e sTps-ie.ce. talent tor
Elae z1ver..r.-- ..rsr-s-i. y. position Ge-
- VII -srs1z-e-. Cernoton 93so Crotous
III u.N- &C., .-.--.. -. ,.--s ,.-.
.. So 49,. 49, 49, re'iebie ana
r < --5,r. r-----~ -es-s 1s6- prcadray.
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s5r - 5,.E.- oSsESs ,s- 1is s511Sg 1Ss5 e.- r.
q s-.roc-e --s. 5rcste~t -afereucss 81, en-
.. .sss rel i -.ss ,,----.l,r- Bcx % NIB
--11sssses --..-.e--~.,r-s comics useful
= Ars -8-.s..e trerc,. az an ave
'I,:,,....SIEADER -. Three years edl,2riai eEpeE.-
- --1--- -e-z ---s st2a1waL
aEFr;rD e----...--- -s----.-- --(----, 80
h nal7 r1.s. -5-,- refererce. Mail :. z.
----e9.a - e9.a s.. APARTMENT T.
lEa<-F,-- -
~ -lcA sa1 scsip massage ! an
= s..-r-, --- lao "eS- 4-'-" 81
-.
5csrS-,, --
----ol ~ SITUE TONS WAN 81.
s-~s Male
- So --.. --.s--.-.. = I'ss- ~sIersnce.
s-f-Iss As s-1-5. 8 last I'D 81.
g.sA ssc1-. r.r c- -sIet bv young
,sfs @sga- --s, --s.-.,--. iAr,ericss. aaG
--sl'2. So C.-er-.rr.. Arsncy. 7I6 Lezing-
- Ie.. i.5. p.az1
-.ls--s Or r1--,-,,- -.------ T----7--- T--.--I
"a Ger a, ~. ' ----- 900 ,taiter.
Sssssk aa --l-. f-,5-ens 237 West
s..
--s art V4LE-.-Exoe -enr references.
- c.1enesr.e RrIs. vfe--- ys+ eY-ith's e
-, = Wl.- ia ID -Ps5re s0.,J-Brs =
aeGa1 .s--e 30 '..' ...-4' sss.-e-oe.- Citv ~
49, So ~. M. ey.s F~pIcvr1ent
s % West ~ s rIo-, SO Phone
--f. rsrrr-T N--~----,.s--- -,,CrC-,-.tiC sr.
~ s.cs3 s.., risss ~. .s-5--cs cItg or rorn-
~ '.-S50 l159s.rf,l Ass5c.et On Emrloy-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
EUROPE 4SP aMn ORIENT

30 dne tours sss5 upward. Frequent sailinss
l4th Annual Orient Cruise. Feb ]. 1912. by 5.
Arabic. II days. all expenses, S+09 and Upward
z round the World Tours 1871 $3.50 and up
Frank C. Clark. Times Building New York
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-15
PLUMBERS AT GALVESTON.
Resolution of Retrenchment Is De-
 feated by Convention.

Galveston, June 14.-The National Association of Master Plumbers got down to business this afternoon, holi ing executive session on the second day of the three day gathering. The Chicago delegation furnised the prin cipaI business for the day.
 Their resolution to retrench, cut down the per capita from $2 to S1 and limiting the expense account Of dele- gates to $S per day in addition to rail roai fare. brought lengthy contro- versy in the executive session.
 The resolution to reduce the per capita was defeated Georgia pro- posed monthly journal Of sixteen pages, this resolution was defeated.
 If a resolution introduced by Vice. President Ecyon is adopted, the thlr- tieth anniversary of the association will be celebrated by an active cam paign for membership on the part ol locals on February 2, 1912.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-15
WOMAN TELLS
 GRAFT STORY
MRS. FORD RELATES HER RELA. TONS WITH EDGAR s. COOKE
 AND MARINER.
Confirms Statement of Chief Witness With Reference to Big Sum Taken from Big Four
 Railway.

Cincinnati, June 14.--Charles L Warriner, defaulter to the extent O S643,000, stepped from the court seen, in the trial of Edgar s. Cooke her, today back to his cell and there en tered Jeannette Stewart Ford, now { pathetic. palsied invalid. With qulye,' ing voice, she admitted having hid den $22,000 in money for Cooke anC then declarei he had told her 1t hao been taken from the Big Four Rail road.
 In essential details her testimony supplemented that of Warriner. War riner had related that when he ar rived Cooke was short and the defend ant visited Mariners home and gave him $2,000.
 Mrs. Ford toIay said she had ac companied Cooke to the Warriner res idence one night, but had remained outside until the latter had finished his call, that Cooke then said: "It is all right; we will both go to New York" and that they there opened q deposit box and ailed Cooke in count ing bills to the total of s22,000.
 According to the woman, Cookies explanation of his methods in acquir ing this money was that "he just helped himself"
 Mrs. Ford's crossexamination vii begin tomorrow. Attorneys for thu defense were willing to undertake i at an afternoon session but tb' womas physician objected "Sae is testifying at the risk of hel life," he told the court and the respite was granted her.
 Warriner again today resisted sue cessfully attempts to lead him into exposure of men higher up" He de nied that there were any such mef that he had pleaded guilty and ac cepted a prison sentence at the behest of Big Four officials or that he had ever as an officer of the road paid out money for illegal rebates.
 Mrs. Ford was called.
 She gave her residence as an hos pital.
 "Who Is maintaining you thercY was the next question.
 "My bills have not been paid she replied, but I have some furniture which q hope to sell
 How many children have you2'
 TWO; boy and a girl. They arc now with friends" was the response Then the questions turned to Cooke
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-15
PRISONERS IN JAIL DELIVERY
SAW BARS OF EAST WINDOW AND TWO PRISONERS LEAVE THE
 COUNTY BAsTTE-.
H. R. Bumpass and Dan Bordeman Es- cape---Harry Willis Notifies offffi-
 cers and Returns to Jail.

Saving their way to liberty at about 10 o'clock last night, H. R. Bumpass and Dan Bordeman, two county prisoners left the jail and made good their escape.
 Harry Willis, held in jail on a charge of enticing young girls to his room, also left the jail, telephoned the officers of the delivery, came down town, got his supper and returned to the jail to be confined again.
 Deputy Sheriff Hardy Hinton had left the jail about 50 minutes before the delivery to go to supper. During his absence the prisoners who had not been locked up for the night SC cured knife and sawei the bars on the east window, making an apera : ture large enough to permit man tc escape. Bumpass and Bordenan made their escape through the win dow. Bumpass told the other pris oners to tell tell Hinton Hinton ggeodhye, as he Tn tended to leave.
 There were several other prisoners who had corridor liberty and who might have escaped, but all were short time prisoners and preferred to re- main rather than to possibly face a jail delivery charge.
 Bumpass dad been arrested only yesterday afternoon on a charge o attempting to shoot his wife, while Bordeman was serving a short sen tence for petty larceny.
 The ease with which the prisoners sawed the bars was somewhat of surprise to the officers, but an exami nation of the metal in the bars con vinced them that the job could bs lone in very short time.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-15
ARMAMENT WAS POOR.
Navarro Was Confronted With ses--
 ous Condition.

Mexico City, June 14.-When Gem eral Navarro is placed on trial before military tribunal and asked to ex- plain why he surrendered Juarez, it is not improbable that the evidence may show lamentable weakness in the Dlaz military machine.
 In almost all of the engagements during the late revolution 1t was nota ble that the casualties in the ranks of the rebels was small in proportion the number of shots firei Ordinarily this was ascribed to poor markmanship on the part of federals, but according to Manuel Urquidi, one of the advisers of Madero at Juarez, the captured ar mament at that point goes far to Sx- plain the apparent weakness of the federal defense.