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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to Wasatch Log.
(19 Miles.)

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show mileage.)
90 Salt Lake Tribune, Follow
Salt Lake-Provo log TO city hall,
Murray; then go about 100 feet
further south and turn left over
same route used in going TO Big
Cottonwood canyon. 20 pass
l.. d. S. chapel on right. 81
cemetery on right. S.3 cross
roads, turn left going due cast
(meeting house OH righthand
corner as you turn. Cross
roads at ST and again at o.
Cross canal at 10.2. 103 butt
end of road; turn right into
main county highway running
north and south (Bagley meat
and grocery store at this turn
ll.0 turn to left, go about 80
feet and turn right (road
straight ahead here going due
east is main route 70 Brighton
and Big Cottonwood canyon). !.
l2.O main cross roads; turn
left Crane and brick dwellings
on two righthand corners as
you turn) 1928 main cross
roads; turn right and follow
telephone poles up long hill Gold
stone house on top Of hill to
right. 1872 turn left and at
l3.4 road bends to right. 1876
forks; keep straight ahead with
poles. l4.1 forks; keep to right;
bad sand here. 143 turn right
down hill past shacks. 14.5 road
comes IN from right AT forks I;
keep to right along wire fence
and follow poles. 15.9 forks;
keep to right (mine off TO left)
16.6 cross Little Cottonwood,
go on up hill and keep to left.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to Wasatch Route.

There are several routes from
Salt Lake to Wasatch, the lead
ing resort in Little Cottonwood
canyon, but none are any too good
for automobiles on account of the
sand encountered after entering
the canyon. From the entrance
of the canyon to the hotel the
roads are sandy and badly cut up
on account Of the heavy orc traf-
fic over them, Heavy sand is also
encountered on the bench this side
of the entrance. The pathfinder
has mapped one of the most direct
which, however, is not any
better than the other routes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
STARTING
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

Extraordinary interest In the solution
OF the problem Of electric starting and
lighting by the Cadillac company has by
no means been confined TO the laity.
For the past thirty DAYS the Cadillac
plant has been sort of Mecca" for In
YestlgatinG pilgrims from all parts of the
country-engineerS. manufacturers and
experts OF every class and description In
terasted in studying the process by which
long desired luxury has been added TO
the operation OF motor cars.
During the past week. for instance
three delegations especially interesting
because OF their personnel sought and
secured prompt and cheerful permission
TO spend portion OF the day In going
through the Cadillac plant,
These delegations were headed by the
personal managers OF three of the largest
automobile plants, accompanied by their
engineering STATS.
The three plants in question market
products ranging from the highest price
TO the medium standard; and In each
instance all thought of professional rival
ry was laid aside.
In this respect the attitude of the
manufacturing world toward the Cadillac
company is probably UNIQUE Other
manufacturers. no matter how keen their
competition With the car itself may he
have no hesitancy in concedinR their an
probation OF Cadillac methods, and ras-
Ing advantage OF the Opportunity which
IL always cordially given them 10 studv
these methods at their leisure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
A Double Thick Non-Skid

Now these tires which can rim
cut these oversize tires-come
equipped, il you wish, with a
double-thick Non-Skid tread.
Just compare this tread with the
rnakeshifts called "non-skids. Z"
Compare it with the hinsy, short
lived projections made to do away
with chains.
Here is an extra tread, about as
thick as Our regular, which is vul-
canized onto the regular tire.
That means a double-thick tread.
This extra tread is of very tough
rubber. 1t is SO thick that the
blocks are cut deep. One doesn't
soon wear them of.
These blocks grasp the road
surface with countless edges and
angles. so skidding can't occur.
Each block widens out at the
base, so the strain is distributed
over just as much surface as with
smooth-tread tires.
We have worked for three wears
in perfecting this tread. Now we
ask you to find 1t out. Il is at least
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to Ely Log.
(3O1.5 Miles
90 Salt Lake Tribune. TAX

90 Salt Lake Tribune. Take up
the Salt Lake-G -Grantsville log as
laid out by The Tribune path
finder and follow same to
Grantsville. Set speedometer
at ~. at Grantsyillc to agree
with Midland route mileage.
Starting from opera house so
half a block. turn right, go one
block turn left. 60 straight
ahead, past Coop store. then
graveyard and at 42.9 turn right
with poles. 43.5 keep left. ASS
keep left. sos keep right. SIS
keep right. 566 cross track
1873 Kanaka Indian Ranch. 75.9
ranch on right, S0,2 ranch on
right. $40 take right road.
S3.S take left road. SS.3 ranch
house on right. road between
well and house
900 Orr's Ranch OH left, last
house and water before enter
ing desert. turn west. 912 turn
left. 92.6 keep left. $40 keep
left. 95.1 keep loft. 95.6 keep
right. 96.6 top of divide, keep
right. 9S.S keep right. 1892
keep right. 1883 keep left.
1886 county well keep right.
l10.3 turn left. 115.5 turn right.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
BIG COTTONWOOD Is
POPULAR FOR AUTOS
b. w. ID. Rishel

! 1888 keep left. 1919 bear left
around point of rocks.
l147.8 Water. Distance between
here and last water SOS miles
151.4 Fish Springs ranch. 1o4.o
keep straight ahead on old
Overland trail 1856 bear left.
1916 keep right. 1856 turn
right. 1898 keep right. 1928
keep right. 163,S keep right.
1859 keep right.
172.6 Kearney's ranch, water and
accommodations. 90 Leave
Kearney's ranch and proceed to
I.3. Callao p. O.. IL turn right,
60 keep right. 6.3 keep left.
9.3 keep right, 10.1 keep right.
11.3 keep left. 1871 keep left,
mine on right. 15.0 keep left
20.7 Bad S-curve. 227 keep left.
IN Keep right.
26,3 Deep Greek, gas, accommoda-
tions and supplies. 90 leave
Deep Greek, keep right. 1,6
school on right. D. turn right
at old adobe house sc ranch
on left. 81 Eight-NLiic ranch,
last water to Tibbits. 9.4 take
left road 90 take middle road,
head toward sharp point in
mountains in distance. 16.1
keep right. 26.3 Tibbits' ranch,
Nevada, water. 26.S keep right.
3s.S turn right. 43.0 Stone s
cabin in upper end of Spring
valley. AIS Anderson ranch
on right. AIS turn left up can
yon road, fine scenery, grouse
and rabbit shooting. 53.1 top of
grade.
$50 Burke S ranch at Schellbourn,
site of old Fort Schnell creek on
old Overland trail, accommoda-
tions. (Note. From this point
You can take route almost
straight west across Nevada to
either Eureka or Austin There.
is also wcll-travcled road from
here to Cobre, picking up the
route west from Salt Lake to the
coast, north of the Great Salt
lake. None of these routes have
been logged at this time, but all
have been frequently travelled
by automobiles.) OIL turn left.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
No-Rin,-Cut Tires
10M Oversize

This tread. il wanted, comes on
Goodyear No-Rim-Cut tires.
These are the tires which can't
rlm-cut. out OF all we have sold
there has never been an instance
OF rim-cutting,
These are the tires which don't
hook to the rins-the easiest tires
10 remove which were ever created.
These are the tires which are 100
over the rated size, That means 1Og
more air1.loeo greater carrying ca
pacity- And that, with the average
car. adds 251o TO the tire mileage.
These two features together-No-
Rim-Cut and oversize-cuth half from
ones tire bills under average condi-
tions. Yet these patented tires now
cost no more than other standard
tires. And they At any standard rim.
Figure OUT for yourseIfifi itpays 10
buy tires which lack these desirable
features.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Logs and Routes Through Scenic Canyon

1874 old paper mill. 1876 bunch
of houses; turn left.
14.2 Main Forks. Log house on
top of hill here; keep to left,
14,5 dam. 14.6 power plant. l4.7
(dim fork TO Left. 14.9 enter
Wasateh forest reserve l5.6
forks; keep to left up long hill.
1914 Stairs stations 17.3 going
through cut latitude $500
21.O Maxheld mine latitude
$500. 22.5 grove and summer
houses. 23.5 forks; keep to left.
23.9 road comes in from LETT
240 Palmer's camp 24,3 Wa
satch nursery latitude 1850.
24.6 sawmil1 25.5 (dim fork to
right. 25.S Willow heights,
26.s Giles camp. 270 forks !;
keep TO right across fiat. PA
mountain PARK,
2s.7 Brighton Hotel. (Altitude
S725 feet.)
Use same route on return. How
ever. it would be advisable to
take different route home after
leaving the canyon. This can be
done by taking the lefthand road
at 14.2 main forks going up.
Again you can return by the road
along the base Of the mountains
by turning to the right at 12,2
main forks on up trip Or, still
again, you can keep straight
ahead at 10.3 ON up trip, coming
home over the main county high
way. The latter is perhaps the
shortest route of all to the city
and comes in on Twelfth South,
near Ninth East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Tribune Automobile
Touring Bureau

Information regarding automobile routes
through the fntermountain country will
be furnished by this department.
Routes and maps have been published
as follows:
Aug. C-Salt Lake to Echo.
Echo 10 Evanston.
Echo TO Ogden.
Aug. 13-Salt Lake to Ogden.
Ogden to Salt Lake.
Huntsville 10 Ogden
Ogden TO Huntsville.
Aug 20-Salt Lake to Heber.
Heber to Salt Lake.
Aug eT-Ogdeu TO Brigham,
Brigham TO Ogden.
Brigham to Malad.
Maiad TO Brigham
Sep. 3-Malad TO Pocatello,
Pocatello 10 Malad.
Pocatelo TO Blackfoot.
Binckfoot TO Poc9 tello
Sep, 1o--Blackfoot TO Idaho Falls.
Idaho Falls to Blackfoot.
Idaho Falls 10 st. Anthony.
ST. Anthony 10 Idaho Falls
ST Anthony TO Uden's.
Sep. 11-ITden's TO ST Anthony.
ITden's 10 Yellowstone.
Yellowstone To Gder's-
Sep. ei-salt Lake to Provo
Provo to Salt Lake
Provo to Nephl
Oct 1--Nephi TO Guupison.
Gunnieon to Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant TO Thistle.
Thistle 10 Provo.
Oct. S-Gunnison 10 Salina.
Salina TO Gunnlson
Salina TO Fish Lake.
Fish Lake to Salina.
Oct. 1S-SaIt Lake TO Grantsville.
Salt Lake TO Tooele.
Tooele 10 Mercur
Mercur to Lehi
Oct. 22-Ogden to Hardware ranch.
Hardware Ranch 10 Meadowville
Meadowville to Montpelier,
Oct c9-Montpelier TO Soda Springs.
Soda Springs to Preston.
Preston To Logan.
Nov slogan TO Collinston-
Collinston TO Logan.
Logan To Brigham CITY.
Pennington to Weber canyon
Weber canvon TO Pennington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to Brighton Route.

In spite of the heavy grade the
road to Brighton in Big Cotton
wood canyon is a popular one for
automobiles. This drive takes one
through the most picturesque can
yon IN the state OF Utah. It is a
heavy grade all the way from the
mouth of the canyon and the low
geer is constantly brought into
use. The last mile of the distance
is the hardest climbing. Plenty
Of water is found all the way up
to take care of boiling radiators.
Coming down one should throw
the engine in and use the back.
pressure for brakes. IF this is not
done great care should be taken
to save the brake bands on the
drums of the rear wheels from
burning up. On the return keep.
the car under control at all times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to Brighton Log.
(2S.7 Miles.)

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show mileage.)
90 Salt Lake Tribune. Use the
Salt Lake to Provo log to the
city hall at Murray. Go about
100 feet further south and turn
left, and at 10 pass the i. d. S.
chapel on the right. 81 GENE
terry on right S.3 cross roads:
turn left; meeting house on
rlghthand corner as You turn;
gong east now, ST cross roads
and again at 90, but keep
straight ahead 10.2 cross ca
nal. 1O,3 butt end Of road turn
right into main county highway
(Bagley meat. grocery and gen
eral store at this turn. 11.O
turn left and go straight east
(abont 80 feet from this turn
road 10 Wasatch branches off to
right 115 cross roads dow
concrete house on right Just be-
yond these cross roads,. 11.g
stone gate on left (Judge
home)- l2,0 cross creek. 12.1
Ray Van Colts on right. l2.2
cross Big Cottonwood (Knud-
son S on left).
12.2 Main Forks, Main highway
along base of mountains on east
side of valley comes in here
from left. This passes Walkers
farm about one mile TO left
from here.) Keep straight
ahead. 12.7 (fork to left). 12.S
slow; use horn latitude 1900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

16.7 road from Sandy comes in
from right. 17.3 stone house on
left. 1872 cross stream; road
comes in from left here.
1910 Wasatch Hotel, On return
trip take fork coming in from
Sandy at 16,7 on up trip. This
will give a better route back to
the city, although little
farther.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
This Tire Outsells
All Others
After 100000 Have Been Tested Out

When you come to choose tires, remember this:
Goodyear No Rim-C Cut tires-our patented type
have become the most popular tires in existence.
In the past two years through sheer force of
merit-the demand has increased by 500 per cent.
All because these tires, with tens of thousands
of users, have actually cut tire bills in two.
Think what folly it is to choose tires blndly,
without learning what others know
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

90 turn right. 81 keep right.
10.4 keep left. Ill ranch. 2S.o
keep right 29-0 smelter on left.
29S keep right. 3lS cross track.
40.7 cross tracks. 41.3 East Ely,
ALI cross railroad on Avenue G.
47.2 turn left at Ninth street.
42.S turn right.
1876 Ely. Gas. oil hotel;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
A Burglars Awful DseA

may not paralyze home 90 conn
as q mothers long illness. 81
Kings New Life Pills are a al
remedy for women, t'They ~
wonderful benefit In constipatIon
female trouble, wrote Mrs. NJ q
lap, OF Leadill. Tenn. If ailirr
them. 25c at Sehramm-Johrson q
five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to kenilworth Log.
1O.6.


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ures show mileage.
90 Salt Lake Tribune. Go north
half a block with Tribune on
right and turn right at First
South. Go east to Thirteenth
East past police station on right
at .. 1.9 reservoir on left, turn
right, going south on Thirteenth
East, going up hill. 2.l state
university one block to left.
Continue straight south to 2.9.
Eighth South. new high school
building on right). Forks here.
Turn left across lots and strike
railroad on your left. Follow
railroad OH your left. 4.2 road
comes In from right. Keep
straight ahead over hill. 81
cross railroad. Emigration inn
on left here. 5.3 turn left.
5.3 Wagener's Brewery. Altitude
1850 fl, Follow road straight
ahead. 5.S narrow turn, nse
horn. 6.3 narrow dugway. g.
old frame shack ON right. 81
cross railroad, S.S cross railroad
and continue up steep hill. 81
Kelvin grove, 9.S good place to
turn around Altitude $500.
10. cross bridge. 10.2 transfor-
mer station. Cross railroad.
10.4 good place to turn around
LOG Kenilworth. Altitude $500
If fond Of climbing. continue on
up canyon from this point,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Backache. Headache, Nsryu,

backache. deadacne, Reryuaz
and rheumatism. both in men aud
en-. mean kidney trouble. Do Nd.
il to progress beyond the reach,ul
icine. but stop II promptly wifi
Kidney Pills. They regulate a.
tion of the urinary organa To1|
action, quick in results. Schraum/
son Drugs. five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

Bamberger electric line to Ogden and
intermediate points Passenger .every
hour on the hour in an hour Express
every two hours and freight every day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., I59 Main street
Exclusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

See pictures Of prominent local peo.
pie at The T1buue's art studio, 1S5
South Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake-Emigration Route.

This is short drive from Salt
Lake City up Emigration canyon
over the old Mormon trail. The
route is mapped as far as kenil-
worth. Beyond this point the
climb becomes much sleeper, and
while it is possible to go further,
the trip becomes one of work in
stead of pleasure The grade from
the mouth of the canyon to Ken
ilworth is steep, but the roads
are average CANYON roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

twice as efficient as the best other
uon-skid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

Information regarding automobile routes
through the intermountaIn country will
be furnished by this department.
Routes and maps have been published
as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

43.6 Ely. Gas. oil hotel;
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
NEW GOVERNOR CANDIDATE
DIR. Dodge VIII Stump State in Aero
plane. He Is the Friend of
Capital Punishment.

DR.. ]. R. Dodge of Coffee county
is squarely in the race for governor
of Georgia, according to a signed
statement from him. He outlines in
detail his platform, which is a COM
bination of questions agitated for
some time past in Georgia. DR.. Dodge
states that what the people of the
state need is man of the people,
and not corporation lawyer or man
who has been brought up by the
corporations. He also believes very
strongly in capital punishment.
To get the attendance at his meet
ings he says he has a deal on with
an aviator and will give free exhibit
lions of the new methods of trans
portation and probably make a few
short trips himself.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23

And you don't have to go through
a long course of treatment, either.
Take two or three tablets after meals
or when suffering, and you will find
that DIGESTIT affords instant re-
Hef-the relief lasts permanently if
the tablets are taken according to di-
rections. We positively and unquali-
f1edly guarantee this upon the basis
of what it has already accomplished.
We take no chances when we make
this claim, and we want you to take
none when you try DIGESTIT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
COMPROMISE FERTILIZER Bill.
Senate Amended 1t ON Last Day to
Suit All Parties.

Senate Amended 1t ON Last Day to
Suit All Parties.
Amended so that it would meet
both the approval of the fertilizer
manufacturers and the Farmers I'm
ion, whose measure it is, what has
been termed the fertilizer bill or the
Turnipseed substitute was ratified in
compromise form by the senate just
before the adjournment Thursday at
noon.
The measure met during it's So
journ in the legislature with concert
ed opposition on the part of the man
ufacturers of commercial fertilizer.
The original bill was changed in the
house by Representative Turnip-
seed.
AS it came to the senate it re-
quired all manufacturers to tag their
sacks with a chemical analysis of the
contents. In case this analysis should
fall short of 8 per cent the manufac-
turer was required to rebate 25 per
cent o. the purchase price.
Through the action of Senator
Marshall it was changed in the SEN
ate committee to per cent when it
was evident that the bill was doomed
if the 3 per cent stuck. Senator Bla-
lock offered a compromise amend
ment on the floor Of the senate fixing
the analysis at 10 per cent. The bill
was passed in this shape.
Senator Bush offered an amend
ment that was carried and put in the
bill that fixed the time for it to go
in operation at January 1, 1912.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
A Generous offer
If You Have Been Suffering From Any Stomach Trou-
bic Digestit Win Give You Certain Relief

Call at your druggists or phone
him to send you a soc package of
DIBESTIT upon the condition that
he will refund your money if you are
not satisfied. He is fully authorized
to do this. Take two or three tab
lets after meals, or when suffering,
and continue to take them according
to directions. Get a package today,
or if you are not willing to try it on
your druggists assurance to refund
your money write the Digestit Co.,
Jackson, Miss. for an order for a
package without cost.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23

The Palace Market has choice NUT
ton all the time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
HALLS AUDITOR BILL
The Bibb Statesman Had Been Fight
ing For 1t Ten Long Years. Will
Keep Tab ON Departments.

Keep Tab ON Departments.
ATLANTA-Joe Halls state aud
itor bill passed the house by vote
of 118 to 0. The senate had posed
a bill which required the auditor only
to audit accounts in various state Of
fees.
Mr. Halls substitute goes further
and provides that the auditor must
not only audit accounts, but he must
approve them before they are made.
Mr.. Hall has been fighting for this
bill for years.
He stated that the substitute was
acceptable to the senate, and he had
been informed by Mr.. Harris, au-
thor of the senate bill, that he pre-
ferred Mr.. Halls substitute. Mr..
Hall spoke earnestly for his bill, and
said it would go far toward placing
the state on a sound system of aud
iting its expenditures, and would re-
suit in great saving to the state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
JESSE MERCER GAME WARDEN.
Well known Fitzgerald Man Gets the
New Office From the Governor,


An Atlanta dispatch says: Jesse
Mercer of Fitzgerald will be state
game warden.
Governor Smith has rendered the
position, created under the new game
and fish bill, to the Fitzgerald editor,
and it is understood that he has ac-
cepted. The salary is $500 a year.
This will bring keen disappoint-
ment to the friends of young Brad
ford Byrd of the Atlanta Georgian,
who did yeoman work for the bill
and who, it is understood, was an ap-
plicant for the place, having strong
backing from Judge Hopkins of
Thomasville and other strong mem
bers
Mr., Mercer is editor of the Fitz-
gerald Enterprise, and brother of
Hon. John R. Mercer of Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
TWO WHOPPERS- CROPS WE MEAN
Hall County Reports Corn That Has
Thirty-SiX Ears, All in Bunch,
on Single Stalk.

GAINESVILLE.-There is being
exhibited in a window of store here
somewhat of freak in the form of a
stalk of corn. 1t has SO plainly form
ed ears, or nubbins, of corn on it. The
corn was grown by John A. G. Peck.
In the same row that this corn grew
is another with 35 ears on it. The
ears are all in bunch at the top of
stalk somewhat in the shape of a
tassel.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-23
KILLING HIM WITH KINDNESS.
Admiral Togo's Secretary Fell I'm
conscious After Being Stuffed.

New York's idea of hospitality is
to stuff it's guests and then take them
to the theatre, then take them out
and stuff them some more after the
show. Thus it occurs that the visit
ing japanese who are with Admiral
Togo's party are being filled up with
rich and undigestible food until they
are made sick. Mr.. Takaki, the ad-
miral's secretary, struggled through
an elaborate dinner at Sherry's the
other evening, and at the end of it
was taken so violently i'll of indiges-
ton that he fell in faint. The ORR
entails would prefer not to be killed
with kindness,