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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
Interested in Realty?

The best realty list is always found in The Tribune
War Columns They contain announcements of various
propereshouses apartments business locations and va
cant-that for rent and for sale
Ii you have certain neghborhood in mind and wish to
rent or acquire by purchase piece realty residential
or business purposes investment make the fact
known IN The Tribune Want Columns will reach many
OF the owners In the locality which you interested
It's matter to find just the property you
wish to if you take advantage The Tribune Want
Ad opportunities Cali either phone Bell 5000; $780,
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DIAMONDS AMI JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within 10 per cent on
them at any time, All transactions con.
fdential. Utah Loan s Jewelry Co.. 1s
E. End South. S2469
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r,yTEp : MOVING PICTURE oP-
.,.,ors. Can you fill position? Good
.r are a.ways in demand. and receive
20 salaries: we teach you how. Be-
r5r an expert. We give YOU practical
.ss,c,Ior and actual experience. Open
-.a,nrs Call OF write. InterT1ountain
,nmatic Agency. 207 Mcintyre bldg.
b160l
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UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE CoITpsES
pay you. More calls than we can mi
Begin your training now. Boston bldg.
bo66J
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BY YOUNG MAN ON RANCH OR
chicken ranch, doing chores around
house. Reasonable wages. Address Ma,
Tribune. bo44e
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MESSENGERS WITH WHEELS; GOOD
caSg wages. STEADY work Postal Telegraph
N"p'e 70. b2632
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

H9VE a GOOD FIRST-CLASS
STEADY position for the right man who
can furnish 800 cash security Cali
room 2o2 New Windsor hotel, Main ST.
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Keeping on ground floor. l15 Canyon
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FoR LENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
:, rooms. with gas. 62i Richards st.. hall
niock south OF tabernacle. h3946
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LARGE: CLEAN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping 227 West 1st South:
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rosyryCMEN TO OCCUPY CLEAN.
- -hcaied. outside rooms. Also
rs. - fo- light h. K. Ii Broadway. 3-blk-
y, ~ Main ST.. on Ist South.
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? ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; modern. 4o7 e. Srd So
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CARPENTER TO OCCUPY THREE,
rooms; exchange labor for rent Ind. |
ilz?i b2665 |
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BOOKKEEPING. SALESMAN OR
manager, all OF part time. N-56, TrIb-
une. h27SS
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. SIN.
gre or en- suite; modern. steam heat. naa
East South Temple. a102o
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
G. housekeeping. close ins modern. $50 SO
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. IL KEN
dali terrace. West Temple. between 4th
and oth South. KITS
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ASSISTANT AND OFFICE MAN OF
experience desires position; references
N-54, Tribune. ho790
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FURNISHED THREE MODERN
housekeeping rooms. close IN CT car
hhe cheap. 519 So. 5th East. a26e6
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foI. ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
rsnt position, $4,000 month: write for
4, n pnsiiions open Franklin InstI-
~ Dept. ;0,-D Rochester. n. Y. bl595
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YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION IN
hotel or office building; Al electrician
thing, have tools; will leave CITY. Ad-
dress o., Tribune bp7a7
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FIVE ROOM GROUND FLOOR APART
ment. best location In the city, imme-
diate possession. Inquire Daynes. IS
Main st. t1454
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{. ii Dl aSl @ENT FOR ALI. CLASSES
1HivcrSa, furnished for all purposes
Ftsi 5.,ll Enrloymcnt Agency. i23
b2754
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+. ianf. ,SEPER AND OFFICE ASS1S
,:slt asn '"st he steady and accurate.
y 4JJss, oHpericncc and salary expect
sS Mob, Tribune. b2ISl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26

|NES AND BOYS TO LEARN PLUMB
lsg. bricklaylng electrical trade. au
|hrc5ling. surveying pays 50 TO SO per
|t'y: positions secured: satisfaction
|F-aontecd: free catalogue. National
snool NJ Trade. 2ll0 w. 7th, Los An
|fsss Cal. b1520
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THE LESTER" CENTRALLY LO-
Gated, blocks from city hail. Three
.arge rooms. disappearing beds. steam
heat. laundry. gas, individual screened
porches and basement lockers Nice
lawns In front and large yard In rear.
Rent $50 per month and reduced 10
125 East 7th South, or Bell phone
1453-X bl921
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ROOMS AND BATH: FLAT EVERY
modern convenience; $3.50 per month.
Fenton flats. So North End West. Ind.
phone 6S, Bell 2766-Y. a40ee
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. COR
ner lst ave. and G ST.: and 5-room
apartments Bell 1881 1928
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NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE FRONT
j 40 South State at. a408S
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
-FOUR rooms. bath, closets. Whitley beds;
Bell phone 5623. sl508
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP
as side line. Address M-54, Tribune.
b2b26
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local. TIVE WANTED
n carvassing or soliciting required
tsnd Income assured Address National
|po.orera,ive Realty Co. NS27 Mardcn
fsfding, Washington D. C. bS0o
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TUCK APARTMENT,
zhd EAST. opposite City and County bldg
Groom apt. first floor, vacant March I
or oerore, Apply first house In rear OF
apts. No children b1569
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4-ROOM MODERN FLAT IN HOLLY
apartments 762 5. 3rd East. SIS per
month Hoffman Bros, % z. 1st South
ST. Both phones 24i. b355
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand for
our work: reliable firm. liz End East,
b907
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4-ROoM APARTMENT; LOW RENT;
me location Meredith. ITO lsL ave:
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FINE FlvE-ROOM APARTMENT AT
a2s3s
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~o0~-~~~>~~~~-~@~~~--@-
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed, Will pay you first-class prices. n
g Fisher & Co.. 165 So. w. Temple. Bel
b1I1. Ind 9e4 eg5s
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COzY 3RM. MOD. APT, 634 SOUTH
lst West Bell phone 501S-Y. b1709
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~ NAN, NEAT APPEARANcE,
Pt@sss,, on merchants: no experience
's ~ good pay. 40 Atlas bldg. N
b2SlS
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WAyrED-SAiESMEN OF ABILITY
aud rent appearance TO call on all
5erhzntS IN their territory: elegant Side
~ convenient 70 carry. good cnmm'F-
ho": ntUmnt remittance. 4. 81 Bel
|E7i Mfg. Co Cincinnati. o. x26e0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26

NAN IN EVERY COUNTY IN UTAH TO
vcresent ono Of the leading gas and
sss,ric companies in Chicago. established
81 Years. Ia seil lighting systems to
KRIS business houses and towns. Also
A iull line of automobiles on $50 month
nyrents: liberal commissions: S2o
|rt-k JfpwinC account Good man can
r,k. 500 "a $3.50 week Not a cent
.urf,a !eoui,cd. $500 bond for samples
ssrqsry. WIN call personally and see
s,,gcanis John Z. Bott. Provo. Utah.
bl605
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
2eS No. 1st West b55t
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Ing. trunks. valises: best prices paid.
20 Commercial st Reply by postal card.
3I11 Bell f7J
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BY PRACTICAL DRUGGIST. 9 YEARS.
experience. married. best OF references;
no objection TO leaving city, Address
N4S. Tribune. b26l9
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ALL or THOSE WHO APPLY
Erlo,,aaS. we viii give special course in
n, vh ,a,Ih IN detective work at the regu-
b.,.ac. .aic. Absolutely reliable. Maylon
--ec,iye Service. 2S-2a Mcintyre bldg.
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TWO APARTMENTS FOR HOUSE
keeping; no children. 311 So. 2nd West:
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

3 ZEE EMPLOYMENT AGENCT: BASE.
ment First CONGREGATIONAL .hurcs We
get you q position free OF charge Tele-
nhoncn Ind, 1866: Bell 1922 s2773
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WOMEN, GET OUR COURSE OF 100
WAYS for women TO make money; price
complete Si.0o; work for everybody, no
matter who you are, no canVassns; Tor
particulars, Womcns School of lndepen-
Icncn Blackfoot. Idaho. D2Dio
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MODERN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 25 e. 9Th South. b7SO
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping $50 North Main. BIAS
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GOOD GIRL WANTED; NONE BUT
competent help need apply. els st.
l,oo76
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WANTED, AGENTS = LEGITIMATE
substitute for slot machines. patented: /:
sells on sight for sl,00 Particulars
Gsha Company. Anderson. Ind. b259l
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THE CAMPBEI EIL-CHEEsMAN REALTY
COMPANY,
L. Walker Bank Bldg.
Phones: Bell 1895. Ind. 20i0
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WANTED-TO RENT.

OFFICE ROOMS TWO PLEASANT
rooms suitable for physicians offices;
reasonable rent; or TO share dentists re-
ccption room with an additional private
office. Address OPS. Tribune. b2S15
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, GAS AND
bath, Everything new. 23 No 1st ";
Hclvetia Apis. b1413
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sl5-THREE NICELY FURNISHED,
modern. convenient h. X, rooms d60
No. Main. Bell 699-Y. b1532
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FOR RENT-ELEGANT 5-RM. APT.
light and airy. La France. Bell 2o2l q;
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INVENTIONS
WHERE TO STOP
LADIES' TAILORING

M Fucker. Vienna: ladies' tailoring, |
lille bldg. alfza
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VACANT PROPERTY OWNERS.
Phone or write us your address and We
will mail sou our Rental Listing Blank.
We print description Of your property
and place in hands of renters. generally
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RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO INVEST
from $4,000 to $4,000 in q high class
manufacturing business. Address NS2,
Tribune. b23Sb
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
Keeping. $50 So. 3rd East. bl274
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WILL SHIP CAR H. II. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and ono to Chicago within next
10 days very reasonable rates. KImbail
van d Storage Co.. 73 So. Main. s2SUs
s25U6
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bl46l
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

sPECIAL-FURN. ROOMS. SINGLE OR
ensuite; modern; private home. exclu-
slve: breakfast IL desired. 149 North
Main Ind. phone $40. b232f
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NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS.
phone. bath: close in 2oS East 2rd
South. d79j
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IROS.
brass. rags, bottles, rubber. copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co, $40 SO. 4th West Phol.5
Z2Ss pi9I3
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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4-ROOM KUSTER APARTMENT, 32i
EAST 9th South front and rear
porches, steam heat hot water. gas
range and janitor service free $35; a
room and bath In basement. SIS. See
1enitor. Both phones 492. b23u
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W-1NTED
uANTED-MALE HELP

-VG EMPLOYMENT AGENCE-
fNCyH ,es,aurant and household heip'
HcIe'H headquarters for laooreTs' o74a
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ROOMS, USE OF BATH AND PHONE.
$2 and up. 377 End East St x2123
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN, ENGAGED DURING
day, would like to make home with re-
fined private family in eastern reidcnce
district, Two meals daily. with bath,
Ren phone. and use of piano preferred.
No boarding houses wanted but quiet.
refined home where cheerful society VIII
be appreciated and offered Annie ref
crences given Address MI, Tribune.
b2615
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR BACu
1st South. b145S
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urNAGER'S BUSINESS COL
illli ,siore YOU decide 10 enter else
E get Gel the best. 4s South Main ,a,o 81,
s,ss W s,nones. oSsl9
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COSY MODERN HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 531 E. 5th South b1422
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AID WRITING
OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE HOGGHrON. ROOMS 5I7-
IS Mcintyre bldg. Ind. phone 359. Bel
i3i6. residence. Bell Main SCI. xG9s
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
est work; please try once Phones 1884
33S w. 15t South fA001
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping: also unfurnished
rooms. A w. 1st North, Phone 2S49-X.
bits
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
DISTRICT CASES
IN SUPREME COURT
Rhode Island Avenue Assess
ment Case Decided.

In a decision rendered yesterday by
Justice Lurton affirming an improvement
assessment on a lot owned by Arthur
Briscoe. the United States Supreme
Court sustained the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia in a legal combat
arising out Of the extension Of Rhode
Island avenue and sanctioned the Dis
trict assessment system followed in such
cases.
As the owner Of lot which fell with
in the improvement zone Of the Rhode
Island extension over a decade ago. Bris-
coe was assessed $1.0o0 for the benefits
conveyed to his property. Upon his re-
fusal OF payment, the lot was sold by
the Commissioners to satisfy the assess
ment. The contamination Of the sale
was enjoined pending the settlement Of
a suit brought by Briscoe. in which he
alleged that the act providing for the
assessment Of one-half the damages on
surrounding property was unconstitution-
al and that the assessment was arbitrary
and an unequal apportionment Of the
benefits.
1t appears that the usual course of
submitting the question Of damages to a
jury of seven men was followed, but that
Briscoe did not follow out his legal
prerogative of demanding a second jury
Of twelve men to pass upon the assess
ment. The case simply went forward to
the courts. The Supreme Court Of the
District sustained the finding of the first
jury. This decree was upheld by. the
Court of Appeals and finally by the su-
preme Court Of the United States.
Petition to Advance Denied.
The Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday denied motion to advance the
case Of Thomas H. Pickford and John H.
Walter. appellants, versus Henry NJ Tai
bott, making it necessary for the suit
to take its place on the court docket for
argument some timo succeeding the Oc-
tober term. ......-..
The case involves an action for libel.
wherein a judgment Of $500 was placed
against Pickford and Walter.
Contested VIII Case Settled.
The Supreme Court upheld the Court Of
Appeals Of the District Of Columbia and
lower court In their decree that the will
Of Mary Hoskins Lewis should be ad-
mitted to probate, overruling the plea of
David W. Lewis husband of the deceased,
that such action should not be taken.
In sustaining the decision of the Court
Of Appeals of tho District, Justice Lur-
ton asserted that importance could not
be attached to the advertisement for
unknown heirs, for the reason that II
had been previously admitted and af-
-firmed, even by the appellant, that
Lewis was the only heir of the deceased,
and that therefore there were no un-
known heirs. It was decreed that the
subsequent publication of the advertise
ment for unknown heirs did not affect
the case.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30

Under auspices Of the local slaten
Union. the funeral OF Alexander Yellow
ieea who was drowned Saturday night
when the Dolphin hit and sank the motor
boat culpux Fay. On which he vss .
passenger, win be held this aftsrnoon q
I o.clock from the undertaking sstablish-
ment Of R. n. Perry. - n street north
800 a Methodist minister win o6sctats
snd interment van b In 0lspxood Gem
etery. -
near shepherd's Landing By Wetchman
7 Tsttle. ma was taken 70 the moc0ue by
the h.rbor police. A ccronsr's 1azy after
hearing The evidences Of omoers = ne
DoIphin and John G. LAndsay. eNn1 ee
the Culprit Fay. unve = verQlcs g NJ
avoadable Aec3oent.
vZ6ea tfe body wns tnken y ~ uneees
|taSiS~ SGfabliehmenk - ~ Hoporo4 1bg
buI11i if Uas d1scoyoced fhatsA loQ6 Goe4
= NJ abdnlnep ana another ~ ~ tllzs
6eeasf hoA - hGeleey peyoefey ~
~ 5rpr5llett - - pelpel1 - ~ !!
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
FUNERAL OF THE DOLPHIN
VICTIM THIS AFTERNOON
of Body Shows Alexander Yellowlees
was Struck by Propeller Of Naval Yacht Court
of Inquiry to Give Decision To-day

The testimony at the Inquest was
practically the same as had been given
by the of1cers Of the Dolphin and Lind
say ana his brother-in-law. Mr.. Butler.
who were In the motor boat. Lieut..
Commander George w. Laws, In COM
'mand Of the Dolphin: Lieut. Lamar r.
Lsahy. executive ofncsr; Ensign Thad-
deus A. Thompson, Jr.. watch cdacsr.
and william p. Luckett. civilian pilot
Of the Dolphin. testified they did every-
thing IN their power TO avert ths col
hsion.
/. Lindsay testified they were going for
. trip down TIE river. and were In the
cabin storing away prov1sionA He eaid
he oaW ,the Dolphin when u vas OILY .
few. test 3roms the launch ana too lAto
to Mold collision y
Aftor he Inquest the omcsrs went -
the navy gard. whsre . court of tn-
Quary 49, n progress on board the
uo1DAln. Tho courf wae oroero4 ~
cAo1. Uoa1tX. commandant of<fhe 1evy
5afos: q fAe reqpsot of the NAVY De
.6oxe1n6llfs eApk Doetty oa1d 1est n1IEe
TT - rej11l e The Inquiry pouz6 -
- - ~ - uotn14Gl
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30

pleby. trustee of the Ogden Land Com
pany, against the city Of Buffalo; that
the South Carolina Supreme Court erred
IN holding that the Clemson Agricultural
College. South Carolina, was a public
agent, and could not be sued for tort
without the States consent: upheld the
validity Of the railroad employees hours
Of service act Of March 4. 1907: in q case
brought by the Baltimore and Ohio to
annul an order Of the Interstate COM
merce Of March 8, 1908.
Tobacco Shares Jump.
New York, May 2s.-At the offices Of
the American Tobacco Company It was
said that the company has not been OFF,
cially informed Of the decision and that
20 statement would be issued until the
exact wording of the decree was known.
On the curb market the company's
shares Jumped thirty-six points in the
days trading. on buying orders IN small
lots. given evidently In anticipation that
the Supreme Court would hand down its
decision later In the day and end the
suspense. The shares moved I'D from
lS4, Saturdays close, to 6l0 and reacted
to 800 Last weeks high record. SO was
made on Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
BASEBALL CONTEST
Is NEARING FINISH
Teams Putting Up a Strong
Fight for Uniforms.

Contestants In. the race for The WASH
ington Herald's free baseball uniforms
are in the home stretch. and every team
is putting forth its utmost efforts. for sat
. o'clock tomorrow night the finish line
will be crossed.
Then-will come the work Of counting
the hundreds Of votes. and the contest
editor viii announce the names Of the
winning teams next Sunday. Keyed up
to the highest pitch. the workers for the
brand new uniforms are lighting hard
to keep their tlaces. and the fnish u
bound to be clSse.
Among the teams which are Ioomina
up rather big to-day are the Dixie A c.,
the Nationals, the St. Joseph A c.. the
fremont Midgets. the 0arflsld A C.. the
Brookhnd cuhe. The Orioles. the
Rockets. the Corcoran Stars. ana the
Petworth sluseesA The list doee not
meeessarfly include the ones who w11i
come out near fhe top for suhoestptions
age coming m fast from teams whlon
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