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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
MAY RECOVER SOME
OF HIS LOST Cl

Following a clew that developea
terday. Chief of Police b. I; Gfspt
Detective Bert Seager spent last
in Ogden looking for the two coniio
men who fleeced Charles A. Anas
of S5770 last Saturday. They ietu'
empty handed, =, ar
Mrs. Mary Conley, said by tss
lice to be the wife of one OF tne ;.
lers. was questioned closely ~
headquarters Yesterday afternoos
cerning the movements Of her ns assP'
She was detained at the stas,o1
several hours though no attemp'
made to place her under arrest !.
Anderson returned to ldsno -
day to learn II it is POSSIBLE 10
to recover S2350. which ne z,,sf 1spp
in the banks at Mackay and BE- =
The certificates of deposit weiu
from him by the swindlerS. in0g4- Ar
vet tbey have not been cssneh -
some innocent person CUISINES ~
t;ficates for the swindlers Aa. III
will be able to recover thar poi'
his fortune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
CITY AND VICINITY

AFTER SPENDING almost the entire
dag In lmpansline a jury In Judge NJ
l.. Ritcliie's division or the Third district
court. counsel on both sides agreed to a
dismissal without prejudice of the suit OF
Milo Diakulic against the Denver & Rio
tSrandc Railroad company, The plaintiff
had lost leg In an accident on the rail
road, but The exact spot where the acci-
dent happened VAS not definitely loca ted
in the proceedings
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION was re-
ceived from Washington yesterday by
Adjutsnt General WcdGwood OF tho ten
tative dates Tor the annual summer en-
csmpmcnt OF tho National Guard. Tho
date is August 1923 and the camp will
be established somewhere just south OF
San Francisco. II is likely that army
transport will be psad To take the Utah
guard from Oakland TO tho camp.
JUDGE J. A., HOWELL replaced Jus
tice j. r. F'rIck on the supreme bench
Yesterday In the case OF Martha Lloyd
Price against John II. Lloyd. executor OF
the estate OF William j. Lloyd Justice
Frick was counsel in the case before his
election 10 the supreme bench.
THE GREAT WESTERN Type Foun-
court against the SHELTON Publishing com
psny 10 enforce the payment Of a prom
issory note for S522 Foreclosure OF G
mortgage on property is also asked
FLORA {. WELLS filed yesterday with
the county clerk "A petition for letters oi
administration in the estate OF VI. p
Wells, who died March 10. The cstat.
consists OF an Insurance policy for $1,000
ALLEGING NON-SUPPORT. Florence
White nled suit yesterday in the district
court for divorce from r NJ. White and
the restoration Of her maiden name oi
Florence Robinson.
E. JACKSON is charged I'm A complaint
issued yesterday by the county attorney
with burglary In the third degree. Uc
Is charged with entering a room at 16l
Commercial street with intent 10 rob.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
LEADING WOMAN Of
MACCABEES IS HERE

Mrs. Alice p. Locke, supreme lieu,
Maccabccs OF the World with head
quarters in Denver. arrived in Salt
Lake last evening. She is making A
trip of inspection and instruction in
class initiation and ritualistic work
through the larger cities of Utah, Idaho
Wyoming and Nebraska, and will be
here until May 23.
According to the programme AS out,
lined by local hives, Mrs Locke and
leading Lady Maccabees of this city
will go to Ogden this afternoon The
trip to the Old Hermitage through Og.
den CANYON will be made by automobile
and at the famous canyon resort a re,
ception will be rendered to the noted
worker, preceding luncheon at J. o'clock
The general committee on reception
for the loca hives consists of Mrs. Ret
ia GlaSe and Mrs Laura Truitt, of Lib
erty hive; Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs.
Mary Bcrn, of Hollistcr hive; Mrs. La
vina Livingston and Mrs Sablna Yates,
of Banner hive, and Mrs. Clara Plats
and Mrs. MolIic Schoncrt, of Salt Lake
City hive.
Class limitations will be conducted for
Liberty hive on Friday afternoon, for
Ilollister hive on Saturday and for Ban
ncr hive on Tuesday, Monday night,
in Eagles hall, Mrs. Locke will give a
lecture, open to tho public. on the sub
.ject of general insurance, its principles
and the Importance Of what is known
as The Mobile bill. Her talk will he
illustrated with stereopticon views
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
LIVESTOCK COMPANY
COMES UNDER BAN

Or. T. r. Beatty, secretary of The
state board of health. received word
yesterday from William J. Lowe, coun.
ty attorney Of Box Elder county at
Tremonton, that the Hansen Live Stock
company Of Point Lookout had been
fined $l10 in the case brought against
il by the state for violation of the
sanitary laws, The. livestock com.
of dead animals to decay in its fields
bordering on the state road. and also
of feeding the carcases of animals that
had died of disease to marketable hogs
The evidence in the case was gathered
last month by G, +. Emery, state sani.
tary inspector.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Birthday of Venerable Church
man and Prominent Citizen
Pleasantly Remembered.

~ RESIDENT ANTIION II. LUND
first counselor in the first presl-
deney of the Mogmo" 1,",'s ,.,.! church ,rsl
tcrday IN nUnor OF the anniversary
u pleasant surprise party was rendered
him Tuesday evening AT the homo of Mrs.
H. j. -. Roundy of this city. where rcla-
tivcs and friends gathered To pay their
esteem 10 the prominent churchman.
One OF the features OF the entertain
mcnt was the presentation NJ an his
torlcal painting to President Lund. Mrs.
I.und Was presented with a portrait Of
her husband. painted by Dan Wcegeland.
The presentations were made by Mrs,
Roundy on behalf OF numerous friends
President Lund has been member OF
the Mormon church for fifty six years.
For fifty-tWo years he has held the office
OF elder in the Mormon priesthood. lie
was an apostle for twcnty-three years
and temple worker for twcDty-four
years. being In charge most NJ the time.
For twelve years he was church his
toriap, also superintendent of religious
classes.
Fresidnt Lund has filed four missions
abroad. the last being TO Palestine and
Syria. eliminating In his appoin tment 10
the first presidency or the church. Ills
years ago during which time hc has
filled many important positions, crcloSi-
astical and secular. He served two terms
as legislator and was ono or the leading
workers In the interest Of tho Reform
school and state Agricultural college.
He is president OF the Lattcr-day Saints
university, regent member OF the capitol
commission. ,mcmber of The general hoard
J., Utah Idaho Sugar company. and sew
eral banks and other institutions.
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MRS. CHAS. A. HERMAN
is CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Charles 4, Herman, wife of Dep
uty United States Mineral Surveyor c. 4.
Herman. died at o'clock last night OF the
family residence 30 o street. Death was
the result OF long Illness due TO kid
ncy trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman came
here from Toocle about twelve years ago
and have since continuously resided In
this city Besides the bereaved husband.
four daughters and one son survive They
arc: Mrs. j. G. Hodge of Bingham, Mrs.
II. X. Burton. the Misses Alice. Nellie,
and Jennie Herman. all OF Salt Lake
and Roland &. Herman, now principal OF
schools OF Far West, Weber county Ar
rangements for the funeral will be an
nounced today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
EDUCATORS Of ZION
GIVEN RECOGNITION

During the next five years. at least
pupils OF the Salt Lake City public schools
will study a portion of their daily les
sons from text books prepared by local
educators, Al an adjourned meeting of
The city board OF education held last
night, the text books for the elementary
grades for the next five years were Sc
lected and in three instances. works OF
Salt Lake authors were chosen.
Tho work Of Professor j. II, Paul Of
the University of Utah on outdoor lie on :
titled, Mature Study" OF Miss Eta Pow
CTS. grade school teacher, on spelling
and Professor fl H Cummings, OF thr
state university, on Mature Study by
Grades wero the three works OF local
talent selected
The full list OF text books adopted al
last nights meeting is as follows:
Music-The New Educational Series
spelllng-The Powers speIer Etta
Powers.
Hislory-American Leaders and Heroes
Gordy Charles Scrlbner's Sons; United
States history, Gordy, Charles Scribner's
Sons.
Language and Grammar-Ktmball's
two. American Book company.
Charles Scrlbner's Sons. Supplementary
Stoddard's Mental Arithmetic, Nichol S
ArIthmetical Problems. the Pupils Arith-
metic
PHYSIOLOGY ana t1ySleHG--lHs lie oSOulirh
series, CHM & Co. Supplemcntal-The
Primer OF Sanitation. the World Book Co
Writing-The Economy system. Laurel
Book Co
Geography-The Natural Geography
American Book Co; Tarr G. McMurray
second book. part one, Macmillan Co.
Home Geography Frye. CHM & Co. Sup
Elementary Carpenter Geographical
Readers; Geographical Readers. Winslow.
Nature Study--Na ture Study by grades,
American Book Co.
Ont Of DoOrS-oJ. i'll. Paul.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, MAY 15.-Licutenant
Colonel John H. Beacon. Inspector gen
cral. ROW on temporary duty as assistan,
To the inspector general Of the PhilIp-
pines division. will report 10 the com
Eanding general of that division for as
sigDmcnt TO duty.
Leave OF absence for two months. Of
fectivc July !, is granted Major Charles
Crawford. Twentieth infantry.
Leave of absence for three davs is
granted First Lieutenant Roy g Kirt-
land. Fourteenth infantry
Leave of absence for four months Is
granted Colonel John e. Gresham. Tenth
cavalry.
Leave OF absence for i've days Is grant
cd First Lieutenant Ira +. FravcI, Nine
tecnth Infantry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
MAY COMPROMISE AS
TO FRANCHISE TERMS

An intcrurban railroad from Salt
Lake City to Payson NAV vet be built
bv the company headed bv Abel John
Evans OF Utah county. The city com
mission recently granted this company
franchise but the promoters declared
the requirements too severe and made
q counter-proposition. The commission
in secret session Yesterday considered
this counter proposal and after the
meeting. members of the body stated
that thev are willing 70 meet the pro
moters half way. 4 meeting will be
arranOed for some date in the near
future and il is expected that the fran
ehise viii be accepted by the company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
ALLEGED CONFlDtNIL
MEN ARE ARREoh

J. o. Scott and f. Fox, aLeseIh I,
confidence men, were arrested q
spector Carlson ana I,;ue
johnson on the Oregon Sho,, Sa;rg IA
duet last evening. Accoru'ak ko,,il|
police, the men had in tow se,SSis5 S5
stranger to whom they were e,.b;nr Ing r
the ethics of the dollar mate !. to tSs
The 1'D game was just getting, g,rca' 70 -
Wv When searched at the pGies p'9i: ucsi 81
Scott had $500 IN easu .ioO They.
Fox carried more tnan go. 80 and n
be charged with Vaelantt t,xn ar z
the alternative OF leaving 'o"
TO work for the city: ,.ar the 4
~ The police did not learn '''
OF the prospective victim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
UTAH STATE NATIONAL
BANK OVERCROWDED

The Utah state National bank. which
liz the merged institution OF the Utah
National bank. the State Bank OF Utah
and the Utah Commercial & Savings
bank, occupying quarters at the south
west corner OF Main and First South
streets. Is so crowded for room that the
directors room and n part OF the book
keeping force have been shifted TO the
second story OF the bank building. Yes
terday afternoon those who constitut .
the board OF the old state bank met and
received reports on tho steps taken to
lpuldatc the old company. 4 first djVI-
dcnd OF $50 per share In liquidation was
ordered paid In cash forthwith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
PARK CONCERT SEASON
WILL OPEN SUNDAY

The concert season in the public
parks will open Sunday with concert
in the afternoon at Liberty park. The
Troubadour and Orchestra company. a
new organization of local musicians un-
der the management of Charles Busch,
wIll present programme of instru-
mental and vocal music beginning at
j o'clock in the afternoon. The con-
certs VIII be given each Sunday at Lib.
erty park and a weekly concert at Pic
Deer park, probably on SATURDAYS. ia
planned by Commissioner George D..
kcvSrr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
TWO WESTERN LADS
CONCERT FEATURE

SpcCiuI 10 Tic TrIDun".
BOSTON, Mass. May 1.-two inter
mountain lads were the features OF a
concert given here by advanced stu
dents OF the New England Conservatory
of Music and won high praise from the
critics. They were Master Stanley
Schaub OF Logan. Utah pianist, and Mas
ter Irwin Robertson OF Victor. Ida. vlo-
lnist Together they interpreted the
first movement Of Beethoven sonata
in T. In "A manner that was remarkable o
for its ilnesse and technique 4 local
critic In speaking OF them predicted a
great future ior them II they continued
10 study and TO play with the same
fnesse and talent that marked their work
at this concert.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
SIX ENTOMBED MEN
RESCUED FROM MINE

IRONWOOD, Mich. May 1S.-After
nearly twentyfour hours six of tho
thirteen miners who were imprisoned I'm
the NorTic mine OF the Oliver Mining
company were rescued last night. the
last man being taken from the shaft
about II o'clock.
Those rescued are:
Frank Jaszczak, Jacob Anderson, Os-
car Kangas. George Krunkln, Frank
Zambrowltz and August CIys
The bodies OF two miners who were
Killed were recovered. Five men still
are missing and are believed 70 he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Many Are Losers.

So far as the police could learn last
night fifteen or twenty members of the
trusting their money To Sun S banking
house. Aside from these, his creditors
arc said 10 number nearly a dozen
prominent merchants.
Notification Of Sun s mysterious dis
appearance has been sent to San Fran.
cisco and to all cities where the Six
Companies have branch organizations
So thorough Is this orga nization 3 sys-
TEN Of keeping account OF its members
that il is considered almost certain
that Sun will be apprchended if he
has abscondcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
COMMISSION INSISTS
UPON PURE ICE CREAM

The state dairy aud food department
is actively engaged in inspecting ice
cream and soda fountain products of.
fered for sale Throughout, the city. Re.
ports have reached the department 10
the effect that proprietors of soda foun.
tains and ice cream establishments are
selling their products with artificially
coiored flavors and syrups. Willard
Hansen, dairy and food commissioner
said Yesterday that he intends TO prose
49, all violatOrs of this law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
PETTY Forgery Charges

Charged with forging @ .~o ,heni q
s!nia sn,aI' I'abeI a,Ii Liquor company: ID u SJ %
tnctiyes ..IM Glenn and Olson yes.s,atcddy se.sstody
5scuyeS SrN was released from cns,s Gu \ d
weeks ago following arrest -
||.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Wound Only Slight,

Fistakis, the injured Austrian. q
the st. Marks hospital His wcun
slight.
Representatives OF the strikers decl
last night that eighty Of the 200 81
breakers imported by the COMPANY
work last night and said they
not return. Another rUInor ~ 70
effect that twenty others OF the on
breakers trIed TO leave the an'
grounds. but were forced at gun
TO remain. Smelter officials denl
otorV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Mrs. H. G.. Raddon Buried.

The body of Mrs. H. c. Raddon was
lowered TO the grave in the City GENE.
tery yesterday afternoon after funeral
services at the First Ward chapel con
Quoted by Bishop John Duncan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Mackays Make Rich Gift,

RENO. Ne,., May l5.-Announcement
was made today at the annual COM
neucement exercises OF the University OF
Nevada Of gift OF sI50.oOO as an en-
dowmcnt to the Nack9y school OF mines
OF the state university. The Gift Is made
10y Clarence Mackay and his mother
The endowment IL I'm the form OF bonds
This makes 100000 that has been do
mated 10 the university by the Mack
avs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Decline to Strike.

By International News Service
NEW YORK. May l5.-The New York
pressmens union met tonight To take
vote as TO whether the New York press
men should obey Mr.. Berry and 20 on q
sympathetic strike. After three hours
argument II was decided by a vote OF
over four 10 one not 10 strike, the vote
being Isl against striking TO 40 for
striking
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Aid Society to Meet.

uel Baptist church VIII meet this after
noon with Mrs. Eber w. Han. i63 South
West Temple street After the business
meeting a reception Will be given In hon
or OF Mr.. w. II. Arnold OF New Orleans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Woman Elected Mayor.

SHERIDAN. Wyo.. May 15.-Mrs. Su-
san WisslcT. a widow, was elected mayor
of Dayton. Wyo., yesterday. Mrs. Wlss :
Ter iA "A Democrat in politics. but was
elected on the independent ticket \
majority of the votes were cast by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Mystery in Shooting.

Opinion differs widely at MurtR,
TO how George FfStakis. strike-br6
received "A bullet In the right Leg /
employed on tho smelter dump
yesterday morning. The strikers
that FlstakiS was shot accIdentaln
another striks-hreaker during fud
of shooting inside the smelter fencs
company officials on the other hand
lIeve that the shot was fired by Cd
ou the outside.
Both sides deny that there was
intentional shooting TO kill. the
being confined To n moro or less
vado display OF spirit than anything
il is said. II
Citizens OF Murray declare that a
half a hundred shots were fired Tue
night. Some say that the firing
on inside and outside and sounded
n pitched battle for a few m1nut4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
STOLEN Auto Founo'

The automobile stolen IA" S9Ip"ricot =.
of James 7. Gallacher. ia.d Bitn
Tuesday night. was lo"..I s,,tc sircrt
a vacant lot on lowe snund the.
is presumed the t,'u' u',d abandms'
chine unmanagcaplr
IL was not damogod-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
Loses ON "Fake, Race.

Despite the publicity given to the WAYS
Of confidence men recently n. y. Mcclure
OF P!ttsburg, Kansas. fell into hands q:
grafters yesterday and lost $50 by bet
ting fake horse race He report ed
10 the police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
w. T. Reed Funeral,

Funeral services for William T. Reed
who died suddenly Tuesday. Will be held
from the residence. - street Friday
afternoon at o'clock Bishop George
II. Wallace viii conduct the obseuuies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
His Room Robbed.

While James Perry was at the tEcateI
Tuesday night thieves entered his rooms
at No. City avenue and stole gold
watch. revolver. two stick pins. n pair
Of opera glasses and a purse containing
$50. He reported 10 the police yesterday
morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
No Trouble Feared

1t was intimated when III, st,,t.
started that tho. American ns,
would keep the smeltAr closed nu,n
men returned 10 work. or ,Infn "
became worn out with waiting an,
for other fields. The importation =.
strike-brcakers was quietly arranSsS
the various furnaces and donar1-
of the big plant will he put into =.
ton as quickly as possible. Tire
aGement expects no trouble with
strikers. but it is understood fhs,
rapgements have been nude IN h.,
the men and the property with q
quate defensive measures shotja.
strikers resort To violence.
Ore consigned TO the Murray MIN
the customers of the American con,
has been diverted 10 other plants n
west. Ore the grade Of which ad,,
Qc the haul was consigned 10 tia
pany's plant at Pueblo. while othsr
has been sent To the United States Sj
Ing, Refining & Mining company's
smclter mt Midvale.
The majority of the strikers are
eiencrs. The Americans employee
the company early expressed a VI
ness To remain at work
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WORK IS RESuMEl7
At MURRAY s|MELII
Officials of A. S. & r r
Import Men to Take Pad
of Strikers.
MANAGERS sTATEMBN
Believes Laborers viii Bs.
Action Upon Sober Sec.
ond Thought.
MANAGERS STATEMrN

After a ten days shu,do,
which time the plant was c,a
on account Of strike NJ .,,,,.
more wages. the nanagemen, :.
murray lead smelling works of a..
lean Smelling & Refining co,,ns
resumed operations. The m,ns
has refused steadfastly 20 nn., - "
mands of the striking emn,or.. @
a large number OF strIke-brc,ss
been Imported to take the n,,o.
dlsgruniIcd mon.
Charles w Whitley. ccner.,
of the American company. Is,u.s
following statement Wcdnasdav.
Tho Murray plant resumad -.
tions Tuesday morning W. opcI
the III advised means resorts ",
our former old employees 20 ~
Tor themselves what thev az
was q bettcrmcnt OF ihoir con ~
The company felt and nnn, "
that the plant can be opersiss ~,
lhc lines as heretofore ana rs
lieve that on second and nav
turc thought ON the part Of shs ~
they VIII raalizs tho mistnLa 81 81
they l5yO made y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
PROMINENT CHINESE
MERCHANT MISSING
Police Making Search for
Sing Sun, a Chief of Local
Chinatown.
CREDITORS ARE MANY
Friends Allege Foul Play,
Others Say Celestial Has
Absconded.
CREDITORS ARE MANY

Sine Sun. president of the local
branch of the .Iue company, and prom
iueut in local Chinese lodge circles, has
been missing twcuty-four hours from
his place Of business at 40 Plum alley,
His friends believe he has met with
fonl play, while others in the local
colony declare he has abscondcd with
more than $4,000 in cash 'utrusted to
him for safe keeping by his country
men,
sun was seen last at midnight Tues.
dav. when he closed his mercantile and
banking house aud started, preSum'
ably. for his nome at POS East Eighth
South street. His friends declare that
he never reached his home. YESTERDAY
afternoon, in response TO reports that
Sun was dead IN his home, the police
forced the door and searched the house.
They found everything in order. but
no trace Of either Sun or his wife,
a colorcd woman known as 'Josey
Mills.
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Business Attached.

Two hours after Sun failed TO open
his place of business Yesterday morn
inc his chief creditors, Hop Sing Lung
and Sing Lee. prominent in the colony,
secured an attachment on the business
and the police arc guarding The prem
ises for the protection OF creditors
Sing Lee said last night that Sing
Sun borrowed $500 from him and 500
from Hon Sing Ling recently on the
brcteXt that he wished to enlarge his
business and make some repairs. Ow
ing to Sun S unsulled record in the
nast and his high standing in the col
onv, tho loans were unsecured. Lee
claims that Sun also owes him on other
loaus made Il year ago aud that his
disappearance leaves him pcnnilcss.
IL was learned yesterday that Sun
drew all his ready money from local
bank Tuesday and it is said that he
obtained many loans from local Chi
ncso several days before he dropped
from sight. Sun is member of the
-Four Brothers lodge. an important af
tiliatlon OF the Six Companies, and was
rated as ono of tho wcathicst Chinese
in Salt axe