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WALL STREET

4 lively conflict was waged In Steel
at The outset OF trading this morning.
Professional operators sold Steel freely
because OF an idea that the Steel Cor
poration would hnd It necessary to
nee the cut on products made yester-
day BY the Republic Iron q Steel Com
pany. Tn initial sale of Steel was a
1000 share block at II 3-I. a loss OF SIS OF
a point from yesterdays closing. Heavy
liquidation during the first hour didn't
make much impression on the stock,
however. for strong support was en-
countered on each sale. a persistent
Investment demand was another big
factor in keeping the price firm. Other
shares were inclined upward when II
wes seen that Steel was strongly sup
ported. MO Pacific, Western Union
and Utah Copper scored gains OF nearly
] point.
The Carnegie Steei Company a sub
sidiary Of the United States steel Cor
poration. announced this morning that
A. would meet the reductions made bN
the Republic Iron q Steel Company OF
steei bars.
Stocks We're limp during the greater
part of the afternoon. After a small
sizei rally. The list began 20 sasg OF
in the last half hour until low figure
81 the day were seen at closing time
Losses OF / point and more were numer
Gus In the active features.
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BIGGEST WARSH|P
LAUNCHED, NAMED
BY SCHOOLGIRL
Little Miss Knight Sponsor for
10000 Ton Wyoming at
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 25-The new
battleship wyoming. the biggest war
craft In the United States Navy md
unsurpassed In the world was launched
at Cramps's shipyard here at noon to-
day.
Miss Dorothy Knight. daughter OF
former Supreme Court Justice Knight
Grove city college. Grove city. Pa.
hurried TO tho s%hipyard some line be-
fore the launching to look over tho big
vessel and 10 receive the fnsI instruc-
tons.
Miss Knight was ponso for the new
sea fighter and had the responsibility
OF the christening.
The shipyard began 20 MI with guests
and spectators long be ore the hour for
the launching. Secretary OF the Navy
Meyer and Mrs. Meyer came early. as
did Gov. Carey of Wyoming and Mrs.
Carey and Mayor Reyburn OF Phlladei-
phia and his wife. There were also a
large number OF army and navy officers
and several officers OF the shipbuildlng
company who filed into the stand OF
honor.
Gov. Carey OF Wyoming was selected
70 divide with Miss Knight the honor
and responsibility OF naming tho battle
ship. The young woman alone would
have To break the bottle OF champagne
oyer the Slips o as the steel fighter
started down the Ways. but the Gov
ernor was there as the official repre-
sentative of the State after which .he
vessel was named.
Workmcn busied around the hull,
gathered in groups along the length OF
the ways on both sides OF the SHIPS keeI
and began knocking away o.. supports
which held the vessel above Z . creased
timbers. one by one tho heavy wooden
blocks went down, until at last the grea'
ship was balanced only on two thich
tlmbcrs running her whole length iron
stem to stern.
The Wyoming ~ a ni~t-class battle
ship Of 5000 tons displacement. lIeI
| contract calls for a speed Of twenty
knots. to make which her engines mus
develop 5000 horsepower. Her kee
was laid at the Cramps shipyard II
1879.
She will carry twelve i2-inch brooch
loading guns and twenty-one 5-inc
rapld-nr guns. Her secondary batter.
will consist Of four ~3-pounders. two one
FOUNDERS and two 3-inch guns.
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YOUNG T. Your headaches ar, du. 10 es-
strain o. pcrhsp, to indigestion. Ary uneisness
ailC caiinS Indicates The latter trouble. To
pf",U.r aud take - ygs directions, To relieve
l%"idachs or neuralgia | know Of nothing b-t,c
remedy.
Profession, . Yes. the plain yellow min-ol 10
much u'cd "a ledit} parlois fur tie treatment oi
,Pe a., hair Sci. .na q. 'I "a s,9a se,, ,se, and = 81. rs
for II VII delight y@ir customers. It Is n.
hair. DEAD and ..aiisad bali d%andfu;i.' iteiins
.,ln; iu.i,e'eY; ,irinE nsir thal ! haze s,sr
from any other, and Is entirely harmless. as. It
contains a.. ~, 'hu- anl viii not color or dye
tic har. Buy from your iobter or retailer.
Mr.. d. r. Your SYMPTOM, show yc-- ,v..em
catarri, 1T TAG head soon urpilts' many. com
p]liratilni and 3, utten The forerunner q con.
Sumption lGu must. fret cur, the no-t,il
aii a i',,i teas,oouiil d isuf,i.cpie viian.
'.,iscs and snrsis' Ht ifrqai ap,ii al al n'sca.
ni,ia.; a isysI 'sc,eor'I Of shs powder Wit,
Pc ~v,.,en. in'erusl, treatment 81 necessary, a.
elon. Camp, ~ eTfImWo,, 81 ,cOmp.
ac%nt'al1ing ..yna o.. My AM TAI: 4
tone up the system and purify the blood.
Maiden .--Nlallril. tilioipne.s or iaundics ar~
=, Ir1Wsnt.s. i%in-ior. reakre~, hii1usneV,
gosicl tongue, Yellow skin. dry aud itching skin,
ieeI' 20 lc a chronic sase and NAV require .cn.
| diiei' Fi1ifY ext. mandrake ! drains. comp.
aromatic syntp rhuhAsh ! o.s, Ms and tsE-
from one-hllf - one tearnOnfnl three or four
.mes dsUy. Thret-srlin hyIo-npclane tadst.
would also a'-ist IN tonins up the blood and
nervous sys'ern.
\, Mother -Bedyct,lns nv children I, usually
a disease and should he treated ~ such.
: Whipping and scolling will do the child harm.
First see that ths bosels move regularly each
day. Eliminate meat diet almost entirely. For
tie bowels AID constipation of children and
adults usc. tbs. Cnmp. essence cariol | o.
uonattc fud Sasga't %, syrup aromatic
fI tnree or four umes daily, or sufficient TO
move the bowels da.y. For incou'inence, have
ui. rIlrd: TinctuEe cuhehs | dram. ~tinctuFe
" 1!S w; NM I o., 5liy H sSd F Hp' 10 ,I i5 ~ ar,b nHi M
water three timss daily. Continue untu iii
.mp;ons have disappeared.
~An,i-Flt.-I receive many letters 81 inquiry
S.th rrsasd g. a psc'r-'p'ion f"S reducing s,-
lleuty gwen Ia thee columns 10 entirely ham
| iya 4 utel in ar.uHia1ce With directions and
leaves 10 bad aNe-riter,s. ~ VIII frequently
rtirr the weight tuu $ 20 lbs. yer week,
but its we should be- continued \ ~,nfficiepi
period 10 thoroughly the desired cod,
GIvooNl7,Hrur ! o. I9uaialc elixir > uls. MIX
rtrh maal, ihtftd'itr ',tedse ih tSn trisioon.
me- ~ one should . affs.i d; u,laS Il Z Il,
Obtain ary 4 the drugs mentioned u your rem
| lar drug. %. 20 tu slUN ufumInrut, large -~txl
lug .t.rc. which B. sere to he we'll stocked.
C'aire ~luerels, yrl- weight ten or tweni,
pouuA.. los isklng .,Tn|ary ,r'sral months, =
! Color. too.
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AVIATOR BATTLES
WITH GIANT EAGLE
HIGH OVER EARTH
Bird Viciously Attacks Gilbert,
Whose Metal tleadpiece
Saves His Life.
REVOLVER ENDS FIGHT.
Enraged King of Air Keeps Up
Onslaught on Monoplane
Until Shot.
REVOLVER ENDS FIGHT.

San SEBASTIAN. Spain. May ~
Attacked by a giant eagle while sail-
ting on the last leg ~ nj. nieht IN the
Parfs-Msdrid aeroplane race. NJ. Gilbert
wss In grave danger Tor several min
utss to-day.
Tho big bird swcoped down on the
av1Ator. apparently believing that the
B1criot monoplnne was some fantas-
Ito sort OF winged creature which
threatened his supremacy "a king OF the
air. 1t landed on the front OF the mono
plane, and. after accommodating. plunged
directly at GIbert's head. As Its talons
struck the metal hesdpiece the aviator
wore. tho bird nuttcred upward and
then swooped again. This time II
miased the aviator and only cleared the
whirling propeller by a few inches.
The swish OF tho air currents stirred
up by the wind from tho propeller
blades further enrnged the bird. and
with a shrill scream IL pursued the
~monopiane and made another swoop a,
Gilbert. trying To strike his eyes with
its talons.
Realizing his peril shorld the ,agl,
manage 20 strike him and make HIN
lose control OF the ~monoplane. Gib. r
managed to get his revolver out OF m,
scAbbard In which he was carrying II
Its first shot, went wild. but the socon,
entered the body of the big bird snt
It fell e~arthward.
Gilbert lost control OF his monop,an,
for a moment. but by superb manip,.ls
ton managed TO get II on an even kee
Just as lie seemed about to crash I,
earth. and then continued his tight un
harmed.
However. Gilbert was compelled 4
alight shortly a~fterward, having GOV
cred only sixty miles from this city.
Gilbert. Pierre Vedrine and Rolani
Ghrros are the three left In tho race 70
tile prizes a~ggregating $4,000.
Nedrine broke his machine with Ii
nhles left TO 30. but the latest rcpor
from him was that he was maxim
repairs.
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MISS HYDE IN GREAT
FORM AT SCARSDAlE.
Brooklyn Woman Makes a Round
in 70 in the Semi
Finals.
Especial to The Evening world.)

~ - h"' &f'ff' f'fffHN
HARTSDNLE, y. y, May 2J,-Seml-
nnals | nthe annual championship OF
the Women's Metropolitan Golf Assoc
cation began this morning at the Scars
dale Cub links, Mss Lillian Hyde.
present title holder, IL opposing Mrs, NJ.
ID. Paterson, Baltusrol. whilc Mrs, Vie
tor Earl Wykagyl IL against Mrs, A, II.
Rossin. Century. Everything indicates
Miss Hyde WIN win both remaining
matches trtumphantly, Mrs, Earl IL ex-
pe'ted to oppose her In tho final, Tho
weather is ideal FOR goliing, the sun not
being too hot n a refreshing breeze
blowing,
A second division Is also IN the held,
along with the beaten Fights OF both
sets,
Sonle OF the most phenomenal Playing
hS u woman golfH ever seen on thess
links was witnessed when Aliss Hyde
beat Mrs, Patterson \ up and d to 80
When You consider the difficulties OF
the course 1t IL fair to say that tht
Brooklyn girls performance equals that
" ann woman pllfer in, This or any
other country. The card:
Miss HIDE;
i" $500 3 81 rs
Mrs. Earl beat Miss Rossin by : W
snd l 70 play,
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become chronic. However, / have knovn
chronic cases 10 be cu-sd and even annual hay
fever prevented simply ~ the use OF essence
nc1th'.l'vcrc Obtain a "a o.. bottle. AL
take Il pure. or make into = syrup IS Ier the
Instructions accompanying. This Is the most
efficient cough. cold. asthma and hRy lever
.r,atmcut that | have met With in ny .ong
years o. practice.
Horace.-I am g-atiHci 10 know that my
prescription for your Kidney trouble proved 90
Iu!rkly effective. Your ls'es, report. concc-i t7s
your wi'e's condition. loads me to believe h -
victim u dyspspin. such ymptoms as fr,l-
RES a'te- eating. rams in stomach and under
l.ouldcr. heartburn. headache. h~slchlng, bilious
res, ueryogsncss. insomnia. Sc. are often
resent. There /. 4 scientific three coarse treat
nsnt for dyspepis. Indigestion and kindred all
r,nt.. known a. tablets triopptinc. You shopl
ibtain a supply and ue pink after b%reaAf,'t,
white after dinner and blue after supper. This
restorss the stomach. to . normal. healthy
coalition
Elderh The treatment ~ constipation TOR
one O. you- ase IA one Of the mos, difficult
which presents Itself 70 a physician. l have
usel the following prescription with much sue
..., s,d would recommend that YOU ty 1t.
COMPOUND essence carlioi / o., Fluid extract
, MANDRAKE. . dfami. aromatic nuid cnscari / o..
aromatic grup llutarn : u2s. MIX. Take trum
3, 10 a eapooniul after each meal aud at ocd.
lime. THIS a. a very reliable Laxative. AMI IN
,ary. doses /, an active cathaftic. II NAV be
u,.I by cd or young. Another excellent remedy
4 ,or conEilatioa Of Old people Il cascaroyal pills.
, proprietary but nun-secrct pErYaflion.
Marion R..-You az your extreme ihinnc''
ale. yy, an object o.. rGi-i'e. ani that IN
.gi,e q a good auleI,, aud plenty Of food Tnl
d, NOT gain wei.lt. II you want pink cheeks.
The evening world., 1911-05-25

TTTlln TWN TT"8TItU ITtfaTl,l
There are no children AT the French
embassy IN Washing en-. but two Ameri-
can women occupy prominent feminine
positions in the establishment main
tanned hy our sister republic and they
are arm Ia their allegiance 10 the Amer
team Christmas tree. Nine. J~usseraud.
the American wife OF the Ambassador.
invites to her tree party all the children
OF her acquaintance. Sometimes she has
not one Christmas tree but three stand
inE IN n row. Countess de Chamhrun.
The wife Of the military attHChe Of the
French embassy, ~ a sister Of Congress
man Nicholas LongWoyth and conse,
! quently the slster-in-law OF the former
Alice Roosevelt. Her homo IS usually
the scene OF a notable family reunion
At the holiday season.
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Hundred and Eleventh street, n block
away. were crossing the street when
the engines sove in sight, and Police
man Katz was the busiest and most eN-
cited man TN Harlem for a while az ne
.hooed the Riddles back to the side
walk.
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seven KILLED I'm Wine.

SAUL STE MARIE, ont, May s.
Word has been received here that seven
men have been killed al the Helen
Mine. Mlcaipleoten. by a fan Of rock,
They we're employed BY the Lake Su-
sperior Corporation. ~--~-A
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he forgot to swear at his team of liquor

he forgot 10 swear at his team OF liquor
foes.
For disconsolate Rosen there came
palm in Gilead I'VE hours later when the
tldlngs reached Harlem that' Dan Nc
Groy's team, extending their operations
TO ~. Marks place. found their way 20 q
saloon they sought to demolish blockel
BY n heavy dray. tried TO climb the truck
and one of the %crusading equines was so
badly hurt that he was shot by a =. =.
G.. A. officer.
The excitement had barely subsidcd
before II broke out again at one Hun
dred and Fifteenth street. where Nathan
Weinbarg's team took advantage OF his
visit to the fourth floor or a nearby
tenement with n handful OF Ice TO raih
Jules GOldberg's place at No. lSU Flftn
avenue.
More pis,e-oisss Smashed.
These raiders smashed their way
through Goldbergs plate-glass windo
Just az the real estatniks' VINO make
tue Firth avenue block from one Hun
drcd and Fifteenth to one Hundred and
Sixteenth street their bOurse every
morning had foregatherei to discuss
tho sluggishness OF the market and to
while away the time between sales with
auction p~inochle.
Isaac Harris was Just about 10 bid
5op against Louis Cohen's conservative
300 when the crash came. Tables were
overturned, cards and chips strewn all
over the place and the loo flooded
with sllvovitch and plain American
whiskcy IN the wild panic that ensued.
Goldberg enrieked just once n then
tainted dead away.
When he came to he carefully 5otted
down the name and address on the
heavy lee wagon and announced his In
tention OF bringing suit for at least
$4,000 damages.
"If he gets a judgment against me-"
said Weinberg. 'fhe can frame Il up
back OF his bar as a souvenir
lenox Avenue Has Two Fires.
Everything that happened In Harlem
TO-DAY happened twice. Hardly had Mad
ison and Faith venue recovered from
their spell Of excitement when Lenox
avenue broke forth with two mail Ares,
both within a short distance OF a public
school from which the children were
being dismissed for lunch.
The frst was at 1enox avenue and
One Hundred and Seventeenth street.
half a block from school No. 1Sl. The
children were halted In tho playground
by the teachers and held until the last
engine had dashed by.
Then another Are broke out In Israc'
Warchowsky's candy shop at No. 1873
Fifth avenue. The children from tho
public s,h0ol az l.enox avenue aud One
The evening world., 1911-05-25

Mrs. Y. O. The
cough aai .%yrnp,Nins
Of as,lm, and hay
fever which YOU le-
scribe should not he
neglected or Il may
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creased to 7,s5s,sss from s.s1. 10 In 1901.
This increase is entirely In what 10
known as the outer ring, showing that
the people are moving from the more
crowded centres. In fact. many OF She
old metropolitan b~oroughs ana ne CITY
of London proper have lost their psou-
lation to the suburbs.
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ro-iay's highest. yowest and last uuo" ~
stocks ard q net prcesas oomrarcd with }csicr
days final fgnty are a. follows,
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AIR PILOT NPHUL
DIES OF SHOOTING
IN DENVER HOTEL
Salesman Henwood of This
City Wounded Two
Others In Quarrel.

prN. Nav ., q Y p.r,,y",
vor :. t~.,. u o
-. - ~.
800
~" "''"" "''e ''oV' ''Sl n4N"' NV
i'"lHk y quarrel "i'u IN ~ LUKE ''"S-
pithl shortly hc'ore nooa to-daP' \
charge or murder will now NE placed
egains, Henwood, Who is IN fail.
A Quarrel, presumably beginning over
a woman and continuing on the merits
Of different brands Of champagne re-
suited In the triple shooting.
fTenuood, an agent of the Globe BLOW
,boo.,c 9 = .~ro,," coo, ~, =,
q, tou,. moi, tnow, b,i,oocts.
,,,, ,ba .,,oc, ., a.. .hoo,tnx .r1
ro,ot,od 49,. ,,to,. .. a. ~.
.ho,,taa. a.a {. ~ 80, -, 80. 80
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LONDON. May 25~.-Provlsional figures
by the census officers give the
population OF England and Wales this
year as 5000, e69. compared with 80, 52..sl3
In 1901. While most OF the cities and
counties show an increase. there are
many cases, particularly in Wales,
where there has been an actual de-
crease.
Greater London's population has in
The evening world., 1911-05-25
CRUSAD|NG HORSES
SCATTER BO0zE|N
HARLEM SALOONS
Smash Plate Glass Fronts and
Bottled Goods in True
Carrie Nation Style.
TO WATER WAGON NOW.
Patrons of Places Put to Flight
by an Equine Temper
ance Wave.
TOWATER WAGON NOW.

The horses Of Harlem. 20 fudge ny a
series of exciting episodes to-day. have
banded together Cor the conduct OF a
vigorous equine temperance CRUSADE
after the style and name OF Carrie
Nation. In fact. 9, Is doubtful whether
the rcdoubable Carrie. IN her pa1m1est
battle-axe days. could have done bet
ter In the way of dcmolish1ug the
fronts OF gin mills. wasting red liquor
and lnstlllng panic into the hearts OF
''booze-Eshters' than did her four
legged emulators to-day.
The first point of attack was Marcus
Roser's place Mt the corner Of one
Hundred and First street n Madison
avenue. The pioneers In this crusade
were a team Of horses hitched 20 one
Of ". G. T.. koch's delivery wagons,
which without the slightest intimation
OF their design 90 their driver, Dan Nc
Groy, ran fun tilt into Rosen's plate
glass window.
Such excitement, The clatter OF
smashing glass and h denunciatory
neighings of the crusading animals sent
AL of Rosen's patrons scuttling through
the back windows without stopping Il
set down the small glasses WINCH they
we're IN the act Of carrying to their lips.
Sounded Like Carries Method.
Gee, It's Carrie. for sure one man
patron yelled "a I've dove head first out
into the courtyard. The others didn'
pause to make any comments. They
just fled.
Roscn, who was behInd the bar,
looked up in apprehension as the plate
glass window gave way AMI his fright
| doubled when 10 saw his invaders.
"Ol. vol. my business Is machula.' h
shrlcked. tearing his hair in anguish a.
he saw his brave display of one-star
two-star, three-star and private stool
running Ike a cascade into the gutter.
The horses came away without
scrs N and McGroy. who had held nj
seat. laughed so loudly and 80 long tina
The evening world., 1911-05-25
lOMp0N'S POPULATION
NUMBERS 1885, 1863.
Census Shows Increase in England
and Wales Since 1901 to
36,o75,20o.

Nev yoft 4 TCG. $50
pant. 2.IG3. Svi
CNIc,go 2, 49, Si
Toxic ?, i6s. ijt
Wanna 2.OS5. SIS
Berlin ......... ..."......... 2.UiO, lIs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-16
bred &c WiIlapa River.

Raymond.-At last the people of the
Willapa valley are to realize their
long hoped for ambition of having the
channel Of the Willapa River dredged.
The last session Of Congress has ap-
propriated 1928, 900 for this work. the
first 100000 of which is available at
once. Engineer Greeley has been in
Raymond and South Bend looking the
situation over and is now busy pre-
pairing proposals. The estimate on
this work was Is cents per cubic yard.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM OUR STATE
Chronicle Of Important Events
Of Interest to WASHINGTON
Readers,
Reindeer Slain for Food

Seattle.-Members of the Alaska
Road Commission party, which sur
veyed the proposed road between
Nome and Seward. arrived in Seattle
and reported that hundreds of men
are prospecting along the tributaries
Of the Kuskokwin and some have
made good strikes.
In the Iditarod there is scarcity
of food, which Eskimos mitgated by
driving in $50 reindeer to be slaught-
cred. The supply of whisky, beer and
cigars is ample.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.
l will sell at Public Auction, at my
place block east OF Public School, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %

l will sell at Public Auction, at my
place block east OF Public School, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %
1880 P. M. SHARP
The following described property
will be for sale:
is room house, on 2 lots, 100XliO
it., good barn, bearing orchard one
half cash, balance to suit. Also the
following: l piano, 1 Brussels rug, 9
rocking chairs, centre table, ! loung
l bamboo bookcase, / Morris chair,
8 iron bedsteads, 1 wooden bedstead,
1 child's iron bed, 4 springs 4 mat
tresses, dining chairs, kitchen
chairs, 2 dressers, l comode, l dining
table, 1 kitchen table, 1 New Home
sewing machine. l gocart, 1 cupboard,
2 carpet sweepers, 1 Monarch range,
1 cast-iron heater. l washing machine
2 easels, l stand of bees, | lawn
mower, 1 peavy, 1 cross-cut saw, !
grind stone, some tools, 40 chickens,
1 vinegar barrel, 20 gals. cider vinegar
cooking utensils, crockery, canned
fruit, 16 doz. fruit jars and many
other articles too numerous to men-
ton.
Terms of sale: All sums under $40
cash, on sums over that amount a
credit of eight months will! be given
on good bankable paper bearing per
cent interest from date Of sale.
Geo. Bostwick, Auctioneer,
r. w. Green, Clerk.
3-16-lt. r. r. Helder, Owner
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-16
Receiver Sues for $as, eos.

TacOma.-W. D. Tyler, receiver of
the Northwestern Long Distance Tele
phone Company. has filed suit in the
federal court against the National Sc.
curities Company, of Los Angeles, to
recover $SS,90S.74 alleged to be due
on a sale of bonds delivered to the
securities company.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-03-16
Hillman Found Guilty.

Seattle.--Clarence D. Hillman,s the
millionaire tOwnsite promoter, Twas
found guilty of using the mails ID de-
fraud by jury in the federal c6urt
The maximum penalty for eac OF
the 13 counts on which Hillma is
found guilty is five years imrI on
ment and $1,000 fine. making . 3tai
possible of 65 years imprisonment
and $4,000 fine.