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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. Reeves & Co, corporation
under the laws of Indiana, VIII, on Mon
the hour OF two o'clock y. M. OF said
date. AT the south front door the same
being designated as door No 81 OF the
Flfth West street, Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake county. state of Utah. pursuant
10 law, and the provisions OF certain
chattel mortgage hereinafter described.
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash the following described per
sonal property. 10 wit;
One No 5O55 Reeves S2-h,p. compound
& Co. with all fixtures and appendages
with or belonging 10 the same.
One Reeves twelve bottom flexible
frame steam llft engine gang plow with
old ground bottoms. with low hitch Tor
32-b.p. Reeves engine.
Also one No. 221S Reeves mounted tank,
manufactured by Reeves & Co. with all
fixtures and apDendages with or oe!ons-
ing to the same
Which said property ls now situate AZ
the Korns warehouse at 144 South Fifth
West street, Salt Lake CITY. Salt Lake
county. state OF Utah
The chattel mortg&se above referred
10 was executed on the 2ith day OF No
yemoer. A p 1909, by r. i. TerIy; Ter:
Coekrin and Burt Earsley. TO the under
duly filed for record in the office OF the
county recorder OF Salt Lake county
state OF Utah, on the lsth day or Jahu-
ary, a. d. 1910. and recorded in book
OF chattel mortgages on pages bs5-oeo.
and was duly renewed by hling ana re-
cording the affidavit OF the mortgage, "a
required by law, in the month OF Fenru-
airy, 1911. and thereafter again renewed
by fling and recording the AFFIDAVIT OF
the mortgage in the month OF January
1912.
That said mortgage was given 10 secure
four (D certain promissory notes Tor s5oY.
5000 5000 and SS6J, respectively, tnIt
there remains due and unpaid upon sala
notes. the payment OF which said chat-
tel mortgage was given TO secure, the
sum OF thirty-two hundred 'orty-t"o
(S32s2l dollars.
Dated this 18th day Of June. A. d.
1912. .t,
By CLARK GIBSON, ~
It's Duly Authorized Agent.
@ NJ SULLIVAN.
Attorney for Mortgagee-
Postoffice Address SO Boston bu'9inE,
Salt Lake CITY. utah. ul'S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
DIABETES
A Simple Herb Quickly Cures This Dread
Disease 70 Stay Cured.

Diabetes has heretofore been consld-
cred incurable. and the only hope held
out TO the afflicted has been 10 prolonG
their years by strict dieting
A plant recently discovered In Mexico,
called Diabetol Herb. has been found 10
be a specific in the treatment OF diabetes,
quickly reducing the specific gravity and
sugar. restoring vigor and building UP tho
system.
This harmless vegetable remedy VIII re-
Iieve the patient OF his worst symptoms,
IN the most aggravated cases Of diabetes
within one week and we are authorized
10 return the money II Il fails 10 do
Call at our store today and see PROOFS
Of cures, and get a free booklet OF gpe-
cial value to the diabetie. containing
latest diet list and exclusive table OF
food values. giving percentages OF starch
and sugar Carbohydrates In $50 differ
ent foods. a two weeks supply package
OF DIabetol Herb mailed promptly upon
receipt OF 81 90. SCHRAMM- JOHNSON,
DRUGS, "The Never -Substltutors." FIVE
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
CARPENTER LOSES
AGAINST PROTEST
Frenchman's Manager Inter
feres and Referee Gives De-
cision to Frank Klaus.

DlEPPE. France, June 2S.-Georges
Carpenter, the middlewcight champion OF
France and England, and Frank Klaus.
the Pittsburs middleHeight. met In a
twenty-round match here today. Carpen-
tier was disqualified in the nineteenth
round
Both used rough tactics and Klaus
worked his elbows into the Frenchman' 9
face and body In the clinches. In the
nineteenth round Carpenters manager,
believing that Klaus had struck the
Frenchman a foul blow on the chin with
his elbow, jumped into the ring and threw
up the sponge,
Carpenter protested that he was able
to finish, but because of the interference
OF his manager the referee disqualified
Carpenter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
AsSEsSM EMIT NO. >.

O. X. Silver Mining & Milling Milling csm, sni,
feeEs (siiV Utah: location OF mines. In
Ian springs, Tooele county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that az ,b a meet y
s;tySr Mining a. Milling company, held
on the tth day OF June. 1912. assessment,
No. Of OF cent Per share s rs-., Was isSisd ,;N
TpVn iss,Isd and outstanding payable on tho
i0iS of July 1912. TO the secretary az
ais office. 1855 Beck street. Salt Lake
anv stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on, the 10th day OF
July. 1912, win be dslbtnnquena bnsr nro, and sd,
,,rIess payment is made before. viii bs
I'D on The ist day OF August 1912. at 10
@ clock a. m; at the company office.
toeether with the costs OF advertising and
expense OF sai1 AZ HOLT sacrst,~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
PROGRAMME FOR THE
WOMEN'S FEDERATION
:, International News Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. June IA meet
Ing Of the board OF directors Of the Cen
ereI Federation OF Womens clubs was
the principal feature of the official an
nails of the eleventh biennial convention,
which opened here today.
The board OF directors met at the
Palace hotel and made arrangements for
the discussion this week Of the follow
ing subjects. Art. civics. civil service
reform, conservation. education, house
hold economies. industrial and social con-
dltions. legislation, literary and library
extension, music and public health These
are the subjects for which national de-
nartneuts have been created and each
tonic has been given months OF careful
study.
try are here to attend the sessions OF the
convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
k[I HILL PILOTS
|I| f|RSTs At ALAN
4, Proves Feature of Or
H. Card; Chanticlor
/ Comes in Winner.

7oue .i.-The riding OF
'' Tho feature OF a mediocre
~ ,,dsy. He piloted four WIN
Ns uIrs Chantlclor took the
=. =. hest OF the day. from a
r. ", VI LADY Tcndi second ana
.hrd. summary;
|T uu.' ,rlouss-Colc. loa G, NC
'F LADY Loundcs. i0I (ked-
re- - LcIa Lake. i0f Carter. ..
srA 3-s 1902. Anna Schneider,
Hw.,, lane. Marie Coghills Grizzly
W1.ls finished M named:
- a.. ,nrlones-Sally O'DAy, loa
ns W. lmarAsota. i07 (Grnndl.
~ po,,ots, lo5 (solden). 20 70 l.
Lo,d OF tho Forest. hbihu,
,,,n' Big Ike. Dell, Descend
y rl,,oo finished az named.
~ y. iprlongs-Ross Sweep. 20
- % %,,. Laura Clay. los tE. Ne
q - ,,,s5d. QUICK Trip. los Corey.
d T,r, i.oi IS Native Son Fly
-. Trlckerhom and DiFectello
-, njle-F6Ir Louise. l0a EilD,
- il,,a los (E. AcEwen), 10 TO
-, ". loo (Ri5dlo). 10 to |.
8, ~. o'Naid d. I.ha Li,'lsion' ,,Irt DIT,
-, Mad. Lsdy. McNaiiy. aIgn
-..-,a,y and Southern Gold finished
.,,pa 4 hAlf furlougs-Chsnticlor.
ynl. uon: Lady Teodi. 1o7 tme-
y. po,4; TillinSbest. 100 lander
IL, mid Time. 1907 rs. Media.
s. GARTER. Roberta. Short Cut and
~ u rire5 -
e. rIIe-Bestflc. soule, 100 nked-
IN ,o-. Fort Johnson. LOG tHonmnnl. 4.
-. Tse Peer JOS Grand. ig 70 I,
-, re JohnsloNn, Cabin. Trlste.
|h-a p.an. CrcI rDd Dsvo Weber
\ M a.. mile. soIlIns-Ednn Stewart.
[wd . 10 !. won; 1carian. 100 ~.
.econd; Eschc1uer. los tCaT-
IN nil Time, iT As. Lord Ros,
lsruilh. Charles Groeu, Bucolic. Do
'l-,sa, welsIno and Entire Nous
Y. r-,t
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Anti-Cholera Serum.

PARIS. June 24.-Dr. Pierrie Roux has
communicated TO the Academy OF sci
Pasteur Institute In Tunis with anti
cholera serum. This consists Of cul-
ture of living cholera bacilli which, In
iected into the veins OF severai persons.
Conferred complete immunity. DR., RouX
believes effective vaccination against
cholera is within sight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

straight 81 90 won; Meridian. 12s Pesk2' psscs n,
IA 40 second; Impression. N tCs.anan'' s"or
sIo 20 third Time Ill e-S T. ~, oFee"'
Grover Hughes Rosrsssr and do,astSMTs" Hsn Msnas.r
,,k 1Ryrns, straight $40, won. Superstition
iis tsiccahsy) place $3.50. second; hdams st
press Ias Fan). show out. third. I'me' i'' 80
Star Bottle also ran. 1,o,p,,S
sixth race mile and seventy ysIoh-mT1rs"e n'1nrsr
Lad, II. Fain). straight $40 Won pmt Ysmksr
iis tBor.n. show $50. third: Time, l1s 800 30
Pierre Dumas, Pendant, sayvilla. Car"on ''"''
Fioralda First Star and Pc also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Will Reduce Debt.

LONDON. June 2f.-David LLOYD
George chancellor of the eXchequcr con-
frmed in the house OF commons today
ruYnors that he proposed TO devote 500.
oo0, 900 Of the surplus OF $50. 500. 900 to
the reduction OF the national debt,
The rumors had led 10 an Improvement
In the price OF consols on the market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

+horoust1iy modern savings Depart
oonSncted in connection with this
SnnS S1 safe deposit boxes for rent U. g
Depository. ,a.a.. t.ns. a. Muir.
s,,cs nresIdent; w. =. EarIs, cashiers
r1, cuIbertso1, assistant cashier,
@csnIsaI paid In. 100000. Interest paid
an time deposits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Site Selected.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.-James Nc.
I.aren White and Martin &. Bailey, the
Illinois commissioners. selected the site
for their state building at the Pena,Ia a.
todav 4 special guard of honor, detailed
from the artillery corps and the flrs,
artillery band, added color and action &c
the ceremony,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Desires Intervention.

SANTIAGO. Cuba. June 24.-Gen. Pedro
Iyonez, tho rebel leader. according to a
report declared today that he Will not
surrender until after Intervention by the
United States, which he desires. as he is
convinced that the Cuban government
will never repeal the Norua law prohibit
ing political parties on racial lines.
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Big Fire in Quebec.

QUEBEC, June 24.-Fire this after
noon destroyed many buildings, including
the Chateau Saguenay. the cathedral, the
town hall and the Chicoutim hotel. in
Chicoutimi
Between 100 and l25 buildings were
burned and about 1000 persons made
homeless,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
sscElvER,s NOTICE.

A hearing will be had before his honor;
C. W Morse, Judge Of the Third mr. tn1,,ss judicial
district court OF Utah SP1n ba srsbandas nns IppE
nSs sDS to psoper.y SSn,g% Of the W 4. Neasn DIS
CO. IN sccordapee With hs the written naw on 9fs s
suo IMtsdnse4ay. June 19th. 1912, at 10
on,ort on a no. GEORGE II. FORD.
Wscetver OF w, A. Nclden Drug CO.. GO;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
ARMY LACKS MONEY
TO PAY THE SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. June 24,-The failure
OF congress TO pass appropriation bills is
causing much concern to department Of
fiiclals.
Secretary Wilson has sent word TO
many OF his field men not to incur any
expense after June 30.
Secretary Stlmson today issued gen.
eral army order similar to that issued
last week to the navy. 1t provides for
feeding and clothing the troops. the con-
tinuation OF enlistment and the contin-
ued employment of the civil employees
OF the army, but with the understand =
ing that they as well as the line and
staF of the army must go without pay
until congress provides.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Crippled for Life,

By International News Service.
VIENNA, June 24.-The czarevich, who
is now So years old. is suffering from
OF the right knee and will
never be able 10 walk again. according
to advices from St. Petersburg. The car
and the czarinn are deeply distressed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Last Court of Season.

LONDON, June 24.-The last and most
brilliant court OF the season was held
today The Americans presented to the
king and queen included Mrs Franklin
MacVeaEh OF Washington and Miss Glad
VS. Macmillan of Colorado Springs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
-esult5 at Latonia

s., "a s.-u s,rvlee.
" a-Today's results Al La
Ia, y, ,, iarionss -srisr Path IFS
y hh Non; Go Well. lni (CaIia.
Nv \, ssssond; Tho widow Moon.
~. sn,.. mird. Time. 1900. Som
Em "s' Moon. Volta and Star
snr,, tna haH ADMINISTRATIONS
NJ ~ won: Jimmie GIL, liz
q NJ MI. ,nSc, second: Toy. ia
dy Mn Io Time, Los &c. Mar
h., D., Arnor. Auto Run. Chinook
'' saldoylc and fuquieta also
,at, n, ,,,qIIlonrr-Ka,e X, "a cMc-
",,,9; ~. won; Merry Lad. II,
lsr y.,,lne' l:i2 2-5. Joo Knight
q. o.shlvvoI. oaselvoI. rmyius. sHsrtz Hill
<ellonsn-sebsgo. los Foip).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Visits Whita HonSa

WASHINGTON, June PA. NJ. Ste
veuson OF Denver, who held "A proxy in
tho Republican national convention al
Chicago. was luncheon guest OF Presi
dent Taft today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Utica Celebrates,

UTICA y. Y, June 24.-Utica cele-
brated this evening when Vice Presi-
dent Shermans fellow townsmen con-
graduated him on his denomination.
An immense parade of automobiles and
marching clubs serNnancd him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

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Want Columns. The changing of makes
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Quarantine Established.

ST THOMAS. d. w, L, June 2i.-The
strictest precautions have been taken
against the introduction of bubonic plague
from Porto Rico rigorous quarantine
has been established,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Buys London Mansion.

LONDON, June 2i.-The Hon. John
Hubert Ward has purchased Dudley house
in Park Lane. one of the most noted
London mansions. Mrs. John Ward Is
the daughter OF the American embassa-
dor Whitclaw Reid.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Latonia Entries.

'e'i Near Service.
w June g.-Entr!cn for tomar-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
re.1r d Alcne Entries.

b D, iritune.
n. yrre .i.-Tomorgov's race entries
<Iu:
|ls-for and a half furlongE. selling.
NJ Z f,S.x II,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29
CALVIN TRAITOR
 KILLED IN MINE
w. c. Reagan, Important Witness in New York
 Harry Case, Injured

Calvin Praytor is dead and W. c. Rea- gan is seriously injured as a result of a premature explosion at Pratt mine No 1 yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
 Reagan is somewhat of a famous char acter about Birmingham. Several years ago he was rounded up with the Miller Duncan gang and sentenced to 1T years
 in the mines, but was recently pardoned His name in the criminal world Is Tom Fay
 After receiving his pardon he announced his intention of becoming a law-abiding citizen and applied to the Tennessee Coal Iron people for position in their mines This was readily given him and he was made a kind of foreman. His employers had great confidence in him.
 Although he Is well known to the po- lice. and had been In their custody once or twice. they all liked him. He Is one of the star witnesses for the state in the murder cases against New York liar ry, who is charged with killing Policemen Kirkley and Adams F years ago.
 Praytor's body was taken in charge by Sam Foley. undertaken at Pratt City, and Reagan was taken to carraway's infirm- ary where his wounds were dressed. It Is stated that he will recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29

The state tax commissioners will meet in this city Monday to take up those protests which may be filed. The session of the tax commission being so near has caused the protest commit tees to work fast on the powers of at torney and to issue call for volun- tary signatures It Is stated that in every instance the increases will be fought by the increased tax payers through the medium of the special committee appointed.
 The appeals will be taken to the circuit court, where a jury of 12 men of Jefferson county, 1t is stated. will be asked to say whetfer Jefferson county is paying it's just part of the state taxes. It is stated that Ii is not question of whether 60 per cent of valuations here is the basis for re- turns but whether Jefferson county is not at this time paying more than can be reasonably asked of one county. If is stated that funds 10 be secured will be devoted 10 investigating every county in Alabama and ascertain where discriminations. if any have taken place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29
Real Estate Transfers

Following are the transfers of real estate amounting to 5000, or more filed m probate court yesterday:
 s1500-R,by l.. McIlheran to Veda Pearl Fairdoth, lot 14, in block 54. In the survey of Birmingham- Ensley.
 s1550-M R. Stewart to R. D. Cush- kn lot 20. in block S6, as shown by 5map and plat of the property of the .Birmingham- -Ensley Land and Improve ment company s1975-Belvedere Land company to L. D. Williams, lot 3, in block ?, of the .Belvedert Land company's survey. | s1s75-L. D. Williams to Atlas Realty tompanx lot 3, in block 2, according to khe survey of the Belvedere Land com .pany.
 $1S75EMary Foshee Peirce to Atlas Realty company. lot 2. in block 2, of khe survey of the Belvedere Land com pany.
 s275o-Autie B. Ford to Sarah E. Wyatt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29
PLAY DAY" IS FOR
 z DID FOLKS, z TO0.
Free Kindergarten To Have Charge of East Lake
 Saturday

.swt want the old people to throw awaytheir dignity and join with the yount folks and children Tn making Play Day what the name implies' said Mrs J. H. Phillips yesterday in speahng of the Play Day for Birming ham People, to be held at East Lake mark dnext Saturday for the benefit of the lBirmingham free kindergarten. Mapger Spielberger of the park has agred to turn the entire system of am dement's over to the ladies on that day and they will be given large perentage of the receipts. In addi- tiof they will serve barbecue and | ligt lunch.
 h addition to their regular duties the kildergarten ladies have recently taken ur social settlement work. Using the Put Hayne school as their headquar- tes in this work. they have been so |slccessful that the play day event was decided upon and the arrangements made to make it an annual event It | to finance and carry on this social Excitement work on a still larger scale |Auring the coming year that the kin share of the proceeds Sat |urday will go. t is stated that this |3s the only time in the year which this apptals to the charity of |the public and t is believed that large crowd at East Lake Saturday will kfll the coffers Of the free kindergarten Iwith money enough to carry on their {meritorious work during another year. The officers of the Birmingham Free
 Kindergarten association are Mrs. w. D. ISmith. president: Mrs. A. H. Ford, vice |president; Mrs B. S. Tyner, secretary, land Mrs. j. I. Graham, treasurer. In
 hddition to tie officers there is aiding the work a body of about 20 prominent IBirminghamilad ladies. among them being Mrs. Culpepper Exum, Mrs. Judge |Greene, Mrs James Donnelley, Mrs, Frank Glass Mrs James Bowron, Mrs. |R. P. McDavid, Mrs. R. Mackey. Mrs. II H Phillits and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29
PLANNING PROGRAMME FOR
 THE GLAD HAND FESTIVAL

 tend the funeral of the "l<nocker," as we'll as the members of his family. It Is stated that Oscar Turner and his fellow In dians'' propose to perform a war dance over the remains of the knocker and con sign him: Dust to dust; ashes to ashes" for ever and ever. The unique ceremony will be entered into by a large number of ths membership committee.
 It is stated that the barbecue will be held to impress the new members that the chamber is not after their SIP per year, but want their presence at every meeting and at every luncheon. MT. Turner says that it is imperative that every new mem Der recognize that he himself has an inn
 perative duty to perform which cannot be compromised by payins a fee per year
 and calling ones self member of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The meeting this afternon for the glad hand carnival will outline the programme for the affair June 6. IL Is understood that one or two prominent men will be asked
 to make short speech.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29
INCREASES FIXED
 BY THREE MEN

The increases referred 10 by Captain AL len. who was rece1tly appointed by Gov En,met O'Neii, have been arranged by Captain Allen. John w. WealSley of Woakley & Resenstihl, real estate dealers. and w. T. Poe. for many years an em- ployc of the back tax commissioners of flee The officials 1t is stated. have gone over every slolding in Birmingham in not ing advances over the present assessed valua tions.
 I; was stated yesterday by Captain AL len that he had been compiling his data for some time. and that the increases would he filed with the proper officials next week. At that time a complete list will be given out and notices of whatever increases is made will be served upon the owners.
 The action of Captain Allen will not be unlocked for. However, the aggregate amount of his increases as indicated. it is believed, will cause much dissatisfaction. II Is stated that the increases will affect almost every householder of this com munity. Captain Allen said further that he had many railroads here to look after which would be included in the s25, ,OO0 : 0co aggregate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-29
Advances Total .SeOerdl Thousand In Number MY INCREASES
 WILL STAND" Believed Almost Every Householder Will Be
 Affected FILE INCREASES
 EARLY NEXT WEEK Captain Allen States 5,000,0 Is Only An Estimate, But Is Fairly Accurate-Believes
 Board of Revenue Will
 Agree

That he would file tax increases early next week amounting to several thousand in number, and that an increase would be shown of about s25,ooo.ooo was state nent of Capt. Joseph V. Allen, back tax commissioner of Jefferson county yester- day.
 The announcement of Captain Allen coming upon the heels of the recent tax increases by the state tax commission Is calculated to cause intense interest and apprehension in this county
 The tax official stated that he had no- tieed that some had guessed at the in- creases he was to make, but that it was wholly speculation and guesswork, inas- much as he had not even kept account oI the increases made. Captain Allen ar ri9ed at his s25,o0o000 figure as an estl-