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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
STORM CAUSES SLIDES.
Traffic on Electric Llnes DELAYED by
Small Washouts
Special 20 The Tribune

OGDEN, July 2e.-Although the storm
when swept Ogden and immediate Vi
clnity last night was perhaps the most
severe IN the past 1--WE years. the dam
age resulting was comparatively small
the ogden Rapid Transit company be-
Ing tho greatest sufferer.
The heavy rainfall caused a small res
eeTvoir about ono mile north Of the Utah
Hot springs 10 burst and the overflow
covered the tracks OF the Brigham City
line with sand and gravel. The car Witch
!eit Brigham at l1:l5 ran into this oh
structon and was derailed. Service was
resumed this morning
LANDSLIDE also occurred in Ogden can
yon a short distance west OF the Peer
resort and II required the work OF a
large gang OF men 10 clear the track in
tline FOR car service today. Lightning
euucA one OF the company's Twenty
NTH street cars. but the pa ssengers yvs-.
not injured. The storm did not extend
west OF Promontory Point
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J. 7. Brackley Dies.
Special 20 The Tribune

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 20.-After an illness OF
six months % heart trouble. J. T Brack-
ley. resident Of Wyoming. died at the
Dee hospital last night He was IS years
of axe and IS survived By a son. Frank
Brackley. who IL expected TO arrive In
the city tomorrow morning. The funeral
viii be held from the Kirkerdall chapel
tomorrow with services under the au-
spices Of tho / o. o. r, at o'clock.
Interment win be IN Mountain View GEM
etsry.
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Return From Par!a
Special 20 The T-gh,yp.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 3o.-Afer an absenc, o,
three months, Walter A Kerr and wife
nave returned from Paris, France. whore
az heTr mas been studying French a,
the University OF Paris and Al IN. TrnI-
yeFsity OF Lausanne In Switzerland Mrs
Kerr was a student OF music In the
french capital Ar. Kerr will resum. MS
auues as instructor IN languages at the
University OF Utah n tho opening of the
school year.
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Sentenced 70 Prison

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. July 2o.-Elsven days from
the date of their arrest for the burglary
OF the Glen Brothers music store on Eud-
son avenue. Jack White and Frank Brown
viii enter the Utah State prison TO serve
terms aggrega'inE thirteen years The
sentence as pronounced by Judge ! a
Howell IN the district court this morn
Ing consists % SIX years for White. who
is crippled By the loss Of one arm. and
seven years for Brown
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Forme. Pastor Visits Ogden.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 2e.-Ths Rev. q W NJ
Creery. L former pastor Of the frrs,
Methodist church IN this city. is spending
few days with friends here He ls on
his way 20 his home IN Pueblo. Colo.
after q trip TO the coast. Prior 10 as
trip west Mr.. Mccreery suffered a seri-
ous sickness
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Gives Wife Decree.
Special 70 The Trfbun.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. July 2o.--On the grounds ,h..
her husband spent AL OF his money gam
bling or horse races and that shs was
not permitted 20 use part o. his earn
inEs FOR the maintenakce Of rhs bone
Judge J. A. Howell granted an interioo
utorv decree % divorce 20 Violet C. WI
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Dies While ON Visit
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July co.-whne on a vts,, -
snls ci,y, n n. Hansel OF Loup CITY.
Neo.. clsd a. The home OF his brother
in-iaw. J. T. Hale. 1917 washlnxton aya -.
nue. az o'clock this morning Hs hes
peen IN Ogden for the past ave weeks,
be sent az $50 o'clock tomorrow c-,I,,s-
% the home In NehrAska for int.rrn.n,
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DIED

|DUNCAN-At Beownwe. New, July II,
1912. Thaddeus N Duncan In his thir-
ty-siNth year. Private funeral services
VIII be held ri the :. y. Evans mortuary
chapel 4S South State street. July =,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
WOUNDED MAN TRAVELS FAR.
sheepherder Walks Forty Miles with Sc.
vereiy Injured leg.

Special tO The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 20-After an overland
Journey OF forty miles 10 tho nearest
railroad station. John Oman. who Is SUI
ferirg from guushot wound Ia the LETT
leg, was brought TO tho Berges hospital
IN this city from q sheep camp In PARK
valley. Oman Was accidentally shot by
a fellow sheepherder while tho latter
was taking cartridge from q revolver,
The bullet entered the thigh, breaking
one OF the bones near the knee. The
long journey was a severe strain on the
man. He probably will recover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
REMOVAL
LAWN MOWERS
SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART, ELocUTIST
,,,',I. ana ofa{ory by @. p. Gordon, Iats ~,
= rniiaoelphiS ~. @ school OF Dramatic Art En-
Pbons aes o'uaio' sso South 7th East.
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VIE Oets D,rnnrs

special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN July z0-Ir JudEe A
HowciIs division % the district cour. To-
dny Elsa Lloyd was granted ar inter
locutory decree of divorce from Watt "a
LLOYD or the ground OF failure 20 pro
.stFa - -
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ANNoUNCEMENT

DR.. MURRAY ROCK. DEHIs
opened offices at 61f-5le 49,
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

OGDEN. July 20.-Marriage licenses
were granted today to Ernest NJ. Baker
OF Springfield, Mo-. and Margaret =.
Somerville OF Ogden. William A. Negus
and Pearl Browning. both OF Ogden.
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Pleads Guilty 20 Robberv
special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, July a0.-ln Judg. " 1T
Aeeeer's court today Robert st.ve-.nr
rieAsee guilty 20 a charge OF robbfuE "
L Anderson AZ the Van NeEs h0fsi or
twenty nth street Thursday rnor,ing
and vas sentenced TO pay n fine OF ysi
OF serve Aixty days In tho city ian. STE.
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Husband Charges Dcsert,on

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. July .0-Aueeing dNss-tion
and inndelity. Roy 3. Jones fled suit for
divorce from Bessie Pearl Johns. 10
whom ne was married At Wichita. Kan
March IL. 1895.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
LET SCHOOL CONTRACTS.
Halverson Brothers TO Supply Plumbing
for Mound Fort.
Special 10 The Tribune

9I'-iItI 70 I ne I 4IIUU!Ie-
OGDEN. July 20.-The board OF educa-
tlon held a special meeting this morn
Ing for the purpose of considering con-
tracts and plans for improvements in
thu public school buildings OF the city.
Halverson Brothers, an Ogden company,
We're awarded the contract for the plumb
Ing and heating In the new addition TO
the Mound Fort school. The contract
price Tor the work is S1313.
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OPTICAL PARLOR

G. NJ. PETERSEN. SO EAST 4TH So
Glasses ground and fitted to your eyes.
SO n pair and up: frame 75c up; lenses
duplicated. i5c each and up Scientific
examination only 50 Examination free
when purchasing glasses. Wasatch 2426-M.
eboA
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application: household refrigerators,
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowl
ing alleys and supplies. Brunswick
Bake Collendar Co.. $50 to 160 So 5th
West. Phone Wasatch 45s. a40ss
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxldermist line. Highest prices
paid for raw furs and wild animals.
R. Stencil Fur Co., 81 e. ard So. 22
years in Salt Lake a232s
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. l66 ~ ST. BELL
15t5-k Upholst stering. chairs recaned
o342
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UTAH JUNK co. HICuFc-
paid for iron. brass. rnrs he.
Der. copper etc. $40 SO. Am Ws.u Wysu
Wasatch 229. "est
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ALL KINDS SECOND-UIN,,
ing, trunks. valises; best ~
2S Commercial st. Reply hy gs,oe ~
Phone 3771. postu
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIX ROBERT w. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAxIS. $50
A-As,SS 6LDS. a3353
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WILL SHIP CAR II II coc.
Angeles and one To Ch,cSooS d
Portland and one 10 Frnsff9 an1
days, very reasonable ratsS p
& Storage Co. T3 SO. Main nmr|
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GOOD SECONDHAND AZ IJoas
er motor. Elslnore Roller NJin.A
Utah. -"'is'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

vcnson arose while Anderson was still
sleeping and left the room with tho lat
tcr's watch and SIS In cash.
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SEWING MACHINES

q Sell: RENT AND REPAIR ALL |
40 T. End 80. Wasatch sTo3 |
d3{l6 |
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

j. T. GODDARD. e. Z. A, AUDITING
and general occountancy. 622 McIntyr,
bldg. Wasatch 51eI coos1
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FURNITURE OF All. EfITc
WI! pay you first-clnss ma. WA
6i7l. e'hple. "
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NOTICE
ACCORDIAN PLEATING

eUNBURST AND BIDE PLEATINO.
Mrs NJ NJ. Jennens. sos East ard so
ct Bell phone Hyland 1871. p19I3
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults Always on nand- rew Hscono.
hand Befes for sale. Write for circular
soealy safe & Vault Co. III p. o. place
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 1G4 SO. West Temple. Phone
1919. d3
E. @. O'DONNEJL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer, has moved to new To-
cation. 225-227 South West Temple ct
Realty bldg. Phone $50. oS3s9
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WANTED. FTyE-FooT sEc0Sc,
cigar case. Must be in Srstn
dltion, Call Post Exchange -
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TAnOR-MADE CORsETs

SPIRELLA CORSETS. ONE YEARS
guarantee. Mrs. Mann. Peery hotel.
hours, 70 e. Ell
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WESTERN CLOTHING -
All kinds second hand ,EAcH|
vnllses: best prices paid piak
End East. Wasatch 100, i"ear
postal card. ~
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CAMPING RIGS.

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAN
yon rigs for outing trips now Farmers
Exchange. Wasatch 4755 eSaS
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

g. HARRIS CO., PLUMB
ing and steam Citing: Jobbing work q
speciality; all work guaranteed Phone
162, 143 East 2nd South. el25
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PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or, copyrights. SEQ j. 81.
Thomas. Eagle block oioI
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DOG KENNELS

-~~~~~~~~~--~-~S~S~>~-- ~--~@~~~-~-~~~~0~~
lNTERMOUNTA1N KENNEL CO.. NO.
/, West 18th South, De Frank Kennel
Co.. No. 2, 11ls 4th ave. Phone sS66-M
d2lOS
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KEY-FITTING

HOTEL LUXOR. 50 so. MAIN. OP.
posite Empress theeter under nov
MANAGEMENT: modern: rates reasonable.
~. T. Snyder. Prop. ei7ss
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OPTICAL PARL0M.

N~~-~O-O~--~----~~--~- -~-~~~-~-@~--o-~
C. NJ. PETERSEN. 6s EAST W.
Glasses ground and fitted 10 yoa
SO and up: frame. 75c up;. isns
plicated. 75c each and Up. Scienn
animation only 50. Examinauo'
when purchasing glasses.
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OVERHAUL t,AuNDRv

UNION OVERALL LAUNDRY va
satch h32-J. Plain 2Gc; starch. iron
sOC- -, We mend eIsts
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WANTED
MISCELIhNCou,

DON'T GET SUNBT-pS.-s>
Come In our cool baEcn,4nNE
daily paper and have yons g
paired or polished. ~
MONARCH SHOE REp,m
II East Second SO. Phone Ws
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LINCOLN HOUSE. ss EAST IsT so
26o rooms; retes. abc. ioc and 5Oc: mod.
ern: baths. lsc ni3sa
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones. x2s
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DIARIES

DIARIES
~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~--~-~~~~~~~
MAPLE LEAF MILK FOR PARTICU-
lar people: II OTIS for ST. delivered or
der today. Maple Leaf Dairy, Phone
$500. e2013
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We BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE
books. %. NJ Book Store 10 Fa.t
Ind South Phone Wasatch 2sis n2si1
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DRESSMAKING

DR.. ]. b. KEYSOR. 240 MAIN ST. TEL
Wasatch 662s. Good set teeth. $500
ds1o3
DIR. F. z. MORGAN. DENTIST. 500
Scott building. Open evenings d2883
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TYPEWRITERs
PRINTOGRAPH

THE ROYCROFT LETTER sHo5
removed 10 suite i36 Conb1
building. where your circular lsttS
be written with neatness and u
or Will sell you n PRINTOGRAPn|
best multiple typewriter on the
Call for demonstration. Phone
l92S-W.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 So State
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ANNOUNCEMENT

JUDGE MERCY HOSPITAL TRAINING
school Is now open for a few probation
ers to enter for the fall term. Apply
superintendent e597
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
21t z. 2nd So. Phone 81 b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO., 62 So MAIN
st. Phone log. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1632
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PAINTING & PAPERHANcINo

ALL KINDS OF PAINTING Am TIS>r
Ing, papcrhanging. Wallpaper clean.
Ing specially, Phone Wasatch 50iI-W
c26Jl
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VETERINARY SCHOOL,

>. r. VETERINARY COLLEGE a.
s,a, Sin7 oopt 10; No profession ofYers
SI OPPORTUNITY. catalog free G.
cisco. ~ ' rren,
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HAIR GOODS

THE LARGEST AND FINEST sTocR
OF hair goods 20 be found NJ z Sassss,
Slb Main Bt.. upstaIra ds7Sl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-02-09
Continued ON Page ?, Column s
Spring VALLEY TO
NAME new PRICE
Conference Will Be Held in the
Mayors Office This
Afternoon

The opening wedge into negotiations
for the purchase of the Spring Valley
water plant by the city will be driven
this afternoon at conference to be
held in the mayors Office between Of
ficials of the Spring Valley Water COM
pany and number of representatives
named by the board of supervisors to
take up informally the question OF ar
ranging. if possible, for some purchase
agreement.
Attorney Curtis Lindley, who con-
ferred recently in New York with Dill
Ion & Hubbard. the city's legal ex-
perts, in regard to bonding matters.
will be among the citys representa-
tives. BY authorization of the mayor
and the public utilities committee of
the board of supervisors Lindley wrote
to the Spring Valley officials Wednes-
day, asking them to set date for an
informal conference. and received a
prompt reply yesterday expressing
their Willingness to meet the city's rep
resentatives today.
The intent of the meeting is to bring
about frank exchange of views look
ing to an arrangement of terms for
purchase on an equitable basis that
will be satisfactory both to the city
and to the water company. 1t is
hoped, IL possible, that an agreement
upon a fair price for the Spring VAL
ley properties may be reached without
the necessity of legal fight that
might consume years. Todays con-
ference probably will be followed by
others, and If, in the end, the water
company names price which the city's
representatives consider just, or if the
latter offer price acceptable to the
Spring Valley officials, recommends
tion as to the amount to be paid will
be presented to the board of super
visors.
The meeting today Will have no le-
gal bearing upon any future negotia-
tions, as 1t is to be strictly informal,
but it is believed that such conferences
will afford the simplest and quickest
means of determining upon an approxi-
as the basis in preparing for a bond
issue election.
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Continued ON page ?. Column
CHANGES AT lone
WERE KEPT SECRET
William S. Williams Succeeded
by Man Who Had Charge
of Dining Room


SACRAMENTO. Feb s.-The resig-
nation of w. s. Williams as assistant
superintendent of the Preston School
of Industry at lone and the appoint
ment to his place of William Davis,
who was formerly in charge Of the
dining room at the school, were trans
actions at the last meeting of the
board of trustees of the institution
that have just been made public
Williams handed in his resignation
to superintendent c. Fl. Dunton soon
after Rev. Father ]. P. McQuaide re-
tired from the board and after the
state board of charities and correc-
tions had filed with Governor Johnson
a report containing sensational
charges against Williams. The charges
linked Williams name with that of a
former woman attendant, and the re-
port pointed out that the woman had
been discharged when the escapades
were learned, but Williams had been
retained.
Both Williams and Superintendent
Dunton emphatically denied the charge
at the time, but Williams resignation
was before the trustees at the next
meeting. The position pays $1,000 a
year
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-02-09
Can a Man Follow
His Leg to the
Grave and Live

What is the difference between
the last leg of journey and the
last journey of a leg'
William Nicholson of 145l
Broadway, president Of the St.
Francis Carriage company.
knows the answer. for one Of
his legs, cut off in its prime,
has taken its final step. Alichol-
son, in other words, has one
foot in the grave, but the other
and the main part of him is
doing nicely, thank you.
Nicholson recently had a leg
amputated at St. Winifred's
sanatorium in Sutter street. 1t
had been a good leg to him in
its day, and he thought it was
legatee to a good funeral. He
would give it the honors.
Reposing in a coffin. and car
ried in a little white hearse,
which was followed by two car
riages, the leg was taken to the
family plat in Hills OF Eternity
cemetery There it was placed
in a special grave, which will be
marked with a tombstone, on
which will be craven the words,
Step by step
The county authorities of San
Mateo treated the leg with the
full respect-and expense-that
is levied on the more complete
body. The law requires that in
funerals of any kind there must
be death certificate. Deputy
Health Officer of San Mateo,
demanded the document and ex-
acted the road tax of 81 levied
on every last journey into San
Mateo county.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-02-09
SENATOR WORKS ARGUES
FOR PEACE TREATIES

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The ratifica-
tion of the pending arbitration treaties
with Great Britain and France, though
lame and impotent as an obligation
peacefully to settle disputes was
urged before the senate today BY Sena-
tor Works of California He declared
that if the representatives Of the three
great powers had intended to exclude
from the terms of the agreement every
dispute that a nation was likely to go
to war about, they could not have done
it more effectually.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-02-09
HELPLESS CROWD SEES
MAN WASHED TO SEA
Fierce Storm Carries Power
Schooner From Ensenada

SAN DIEGO, Feb. s.-WhiIe hum
6reds lined the shore the power
schooner Olympia was literally torn
from its moorings in the cove and car
ried out to sea. Jesus Gonzales, a
caretaker, ignorant Of the ways of
handling vessel, crawled to the deck,
and with one hand clinging to the
rigging, held out the other imploring
the helpless spectators to go. to his
rescue.
Captain Eaton of the power boat
Kea. arriving here today reported
sighting the upper works of the Olym-
pia drifting off the coast IL miles this
side of Ensenada. There is little doubt
that Gonzales perished.
Ensenada's hopes for a new wharf
were shattered this morning when the
reinforced concrete pier, costing $4,000,
was carried out by the terrific force
of the storm which has been sweep
ing the Lower California coast.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-02-09
Hearst IN TANGLE
With HE7TY GREEN
Publishers Agents Haggle Over
Mortgages Interest; Woman
CroeSus Calls Police

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-William Ran
dolph Hearst has had trouble in pay
ing off mortgage for $4,000, this
amount having been borrowed from
Mrs. Hetty Green in 1904. The mort
gage is on vacant lots owned by him
in Columbus circle. Fifty-ninth street
and Broadway.
Last Monday Hearst borrowed
s45o,OoO from the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company. and his agents
went to Mrs. Green's Office at Ill
Broadway to lift the mortgage she
held and pay the interest to that date.
When Mrs Green learned their mis-
sion she demanded s1.145 additional in
terest before she would give a release.
When the additional interest was re-
fused Mrs. Green slammed the door in
the faces of the Hearst agents and
called for the police.
Tuesday the matter was laid before
Justice Gerard, who granted. an order
directing Mrs. Green to come before
him and show cause why she should
not accept the proffered s275. 600 with
interest to last Monday only and sur
render the mortgage. release and other
papers involved. This morning the
papers were turned over and Attorney
Bovee for the Metropolitan Life, al
though he appeared for Hearst, ap-
peared before Justice Davis for per-
mission to withdraw the complaint
against Mrs. Green.
Hearst tried to take advantage of
Mrs. Green said tonight. 1T is ridicu-
lous to say that / attempted TO extort
additional interest. I asked the Hearst
agents to wait until my son came back,
and when they refused l put in a
claim to 80 days more interest be-
cause l believed was entitled to it
under the circumstances.
There were five of these agents, and
they fairly forced their way into my
office. Their actions upset me con-
siderably. When ! ordered them out
and they refused to go told my secre-
tary TO call the police. That seemed
to arouse the Hearst people AMI they
went in a hurry.
1T was only when a long wrangle
in court was threatened that 7 made
up my mind to waive my claim to this
extra interest,"