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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
SUFFRAGE LEADERS
PLEAD FOR BALLOT
Miss Leonora O'Reilly Makes
Stirring Address Before
Senate Committee.

WASHINGTON. March 13.-Womsn
suffrage leaders invaded the capital To-
DAY and presented their arguments 10
congress in advocacy OF an amendment
TO the constitution to enfranchise wom-
en- HEARINGS were given by a Joint COM
mittee of the womcp's suffrage and lu-
diciarJ committees in the senate and by
the judiciary committee OF the house
DR.. Anna Shaw msrshaled The suffrage
forces AT the senate hearing Mrs. Lala
law assured the comInlttse th@t INC
women were not militant but only IN
sistent and persistent,
Probably the most dctermlned speaker
was Miss Leonora O'Rcilly Of New YORK
reprcscpting the wage esrners.
I'VE don't want To BLUM YOU said
she We want the ballot for our own
good We DON, get half enough 10 live
on and vet We have got TO keep decent.
You men make the laws SO thai when
YOU do wrong YOU get on, but when we
and prison. We have heard the tommy
rot given MS by Legislatures VIC Know
the game. You men want this nation 10
get rich. You don't know that riches lie
DR.. shaw asked tho senate committee
TO recommend. in case II Gid not report
the constitutional amendment an inves-
tiga ton OF woman suffrage IN inc states
which had granted II.
A fun attendance OF the house judiciary
committee and tho opponents OF SIX dlt-
them votes marked the house welcome
20 The Spffr5gcttes.
Although Representative Rakcr ~ Cni.
lfornia Iafferty OF Oregon. TAYLOR of
Colorado. Mondell ol NNominC. Rucker "f
Colorado and Berger Of Wisconsin, au-
thors Of suftrasettc resolutions, were
there TO show tncir Eall1nifN. II remained
for Representative Garland pupre of
Louisiana tc 50 the limit Of .CcnSidera-
tion for the fair scot. Mr.. Dunrc is
member OF the committee. y suifra-
ecttc prc-cmptcd his scat and he had
standing room oDlI.
Miss Jane Addaus OF HUll house. Chi
caeo was the first Of nine speakers. She
arstcd that one million women would
vote foI' president In the coming, election
that n half million more have votes in
runicipsl elections and tast woman. ihe
iuEDlration and active agent IN WSuV
institutions of ph;lanthropic reform,
should have u voice In the eovcmmcpt
She said that the care oC the child sli
ii- protection was rapidlH bccomiuG Enpre
2 matter of government control and that
woman, the mother should have a pari
i'm
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New Educator at Logan.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. March 15.-Dr, e.. \. Jensen.
who has lust taken the chair Of botany
and plant PATHOLOGY al the Utah AGrl-
cultural college. is a Cornell graduate.
having received from that institution
within the last three years thc degree
OF master OF science in agriculture and
OF doctor OF philosophy. Professor Jen-
sens thesis was OH the Fungus Flora
of the Soil" He has spent one year IN
research At the University OF California
investigating citrus diseases
During 1910 and 1911 he was a fellow
I'm Cornell university. He affrms tha [
the time NAV not be far distant when
The profession of plant doctor will be a
IocnGniZcd one.
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FARMER IS
LOOKING OVER UTAH
Comes TO Inspect State Upon
Invitation of Sons at
Cunnison.
By Tad

Fletcher seavsy II retired farmer re-
siding at Dixon. H.. who was In salt
Lake yesterday OH his way TO GGnrtson,
Utah. to visit two Of his sons who have
settled there.
Mr. Sesvcys trip TO Utah Is in re-
spouse TO an ivitatlon from his cons,
who have become ensmored of tho states
agricultural conditions and prospects
Their letters to Mr.. Seavey have sounded
Utah's praises in the highest. They
have purchased tracts Of uncultivated
lands which they propose 20 turn into
productive farms. II was with the Idea.
of impressing their father with the
abundance of opportunity here. open 20
the sgriculturlst. that they induced him
To visit tho state. They have a large
circle % scauaintances among the young
men Of their former home town. and
these thcv desire 10 induce 10 come 10
Utah TO make homes. having the elder
Mr.. Seavey convey 70 them his personal
obeSrys tfons while here.
Mr.. Scavey is enthusiastic over tina
proposition. and the prospect is thar
NO may he able to bring r number of
the young men from Illinois 10 become
Utah agTiCulturiStS.
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News of Intermountain REGION

northwest tern states in behalf of Presi-
dent Taft. He will make his hcadquar-
tcrs in Boise and expects to be able TO
deliver this state 10 the president
through the result to pc accomplished at
the Lewiston convention. Mr., Perrault
was former surveyor general Of this state
through the appointment recommended
by Senator Weldon 3. Hepburn, a per-
sonal friend, and whose interests Mr.. Per-
rauli has looked after in this state.
When Senator Hepburn was threatened
by revolt among the Republican mem
bers OF the tenth legislature In this
state through the manipulate OF a deal
to defeat him, General Perrault pre-
vented the deal going through by having
Senator Hepburn make trip across the
continent and appear in Boise personally.
1t did not take long for the senior senator
Of Idaho TO puash the uprising. He was
re elected by the legislature,
General Roberts, the president Of the
Boise and Ada county Taft club. when ac-
ceptlng the position OF president at the
Taft meeting, made a significant state
mept believed 10 express the determtna-
ton OF many of the members OF the club
when he said
II believe in President Taft. He is a
sane: conservative president lie is not
a demagogue with plaster OF paris smile.
like Theodore Roosevelt. who II nomi-
mated against conservative Democrat,
Will cause me TO temporarily Withdraw
from the Republican party OF which I
have been a member all my life to vote
for the conservative Democrat
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more doctored the worse be got He had il
so bni that his little ears began TO rot of aud
his scalp Vas something awful TO look at
saw the Cuticura Soap and Cuiicura Ointment
advertised and got bar ot Cuiicura Sosp,
making a lather all over bis body with the
Soap and hot water and then dried him OF
we'll and auointsd him with the Cuticura ONT
rent He went right to sleep and slept four
hours, the 6rst good sleep be had had for very
nearly two years, so kept on using the Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and it was no tiino
before his skin began to get well. Soon be vas
completely cured. He Is sixteen years old
now and has not Rad sign OF the eczema
aimee he was cuFezi by the Cuticura Soap and
Ointment" (signed) Mrs. NJ ". Beechcr.
Sept. ~. 1911.
No stronger evidence ths1 this could bo
Given Of the success and economy or warm
baths with CuticUra Suap and gentle sppllca-
lions OF Cuticura Ointment in The treatment
Of iort,lring dishGurinE hun,ors OF the skin.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold every
where Liberal sample Of each msIled free,
with 3c-p. book Address. "Cuiicura,"
Dept r. Boston. Tender-feQad men should
shave With Cuticuza Soap Shaving Stick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Big Claim Held Up.

|tal 10 The Tribune.
DGDEN. March l3.-Bv resolution
tpled today the city commissioners de-
ed 10 recall the warrant and instruct
he CITY treasurer not 80 pay claim
SeeG held by George Baker against
pm CITY for certain water rights In
fard cenyOn The purchase was made
stpl yeaIs ago from Frank Moore and
etn. who had fled on the water. The
'J5ant for the $4,000 was Issued on a
rtisl fund
When The warrant was later presented
5tcleo Barker. TO whom II had been
Ffnsd. Tie city treasurer refused pay
~ On the grounds that there WAS no
'nsy N tho fund. Mr.. Barker brought
a In the district court for "A writ of
..biannls the writ being made return
q March % AS a reason Tor their
kpb The commissioners declare that the
-.1faase was not regular in all respects
. 'hat lie city has never received eight
.Ns oi water. the amount specified in
y original contract
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V[DS THE BROTHER
|lF FORMER HUSBAND
. Change of Name Neces,
Iary When Mrs. MaSSen-
gale Is Again Married.


scisl 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March I%,-ShoItly after lhcy
\ been granted license 10 wed. Gran
b MasSeusnlc and Mrs. Crccdlc Masseu-
\. both Of Clslrfiold. Davis county. ad-
lmed 10 the private office Of Judge j..
Howell In the county building this
lfmoon aud We're united in marriage
the district court official.
llb MasScuSsis, WHO IN marrying does
! rllange her name, was the widow OF
tprrscnl husbands dead brother. The
Epls were accompanied to this cily lay
|hdmber o. friends aud, following the
E1rsge, returned 10 their home at Clear
Id
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New Railroad superintendent.

Special 10 The Tribune
PRICE. Utah. March lS.-A, r. Appcr-
sou has reSicDcd ns general suporiuten .
dent OF the Castle Valley railroad. and
it is understood that General Superin-
lendsut Johnson Of the Southern Utah
Is 10 have charge OF the two roads az
superintendent. although inis appointment
10 the Castle Valley position is not as
vet announced.
Robert Howard. well and favorahy
known as one az the best coal operators
in the state. has recently been made
foreman OF tho Castle Valley mines at
Mohrlas.ld and also assistant supcrintcnd-
ent OF The railroad.
The CssLlc Valley aud the Southern
Utah railroads run from Price 10 Mohr-
land aud iIiawatha. respectively. and
handle the coal coming from Black
Hawk, Monrland and tliawatha. Appersou
camc fJom the Denver & Rio Grandc to
he Enns.
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new Morning Examiner plant had been
shipped from San Francisco on March s.
II is said that tho press and three limo
pers offices arc TO be in tho Hurst build
ing on Hudson avenue and the pubica-
ton is to be under direction of lie Roy
Armstrong: j. L. EldredGe, Jr., and
others, according To obtainable inrorlna-
tlUn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Asks Divorce From Convict.

'rFlal 10 The Tribune.
y1ptN. March IA complaint has
q med IN the district court by which
.lth !. EimbcrlinG petitions that she
sIanled divorce from William O.,
'1otfllne, 10 whom she was married
= Grand Or. August I. 1911. She
" ncr claim for legal separation on
grounds that IN the district court
,Nls county on January last. her
.snd Was found guilty OF grand lar
y and Is now serving a three years
.Hgsnce IN the Utah state pcnitentiary
ma, charge The right 70 resume
MAIDEN name Of Lillian L. Roberts is
-Hto N The ncIiIinn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Will DELAY Action.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 13.-Actiug on the re-
port OF the engineering department that
the city has not gained jurisdiction, the
city commissioners this morning decided
To postpone for The present further ac
tioD on the petition OF the property own
ers asking for the opening OF Elk ave
nue between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Idaho County Goes Dry.

BOISE. Ida. March 13.-Nez Percs
county voted dry today, 2,io7 10 2.127.
Lewiston. the county seat, gave the vets
a majority Of 66l. but this was over
come by the dry vote Of the rural dis
trlc, Women. farmers and Indians ON
tho reserve voted solidly dry. The cam
raign was a bitter one. and much Ill feel
ing results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Mothor aud Child Die.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANrI. March l3.-MTs. Robert Eraith-
waite. and her infant son died here NcS-
trrciay Mrs. Eraiibwaitc suocumbcd Ir
pucumcnia contracted about ten days ago
while nursing her sick daughter.
Mrs Bta;lhwaltc's oldest son. Arthur.
aged Is years died about four weeks
ago of appendicitis. Mrs. Rraithwaite
leaves six loving children u husband.
mother. fsthey and sister. She was tho
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thunnel,
and was hoTn In Sweden forty-one years
ago. Funeral services will be beid Thurs
day afternoon al y. m. at the laher-
rlarlc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Provo Pioneer Passes Away.
o Tho Tribune.

SUflIaT 10 7 nc 7 TIbUTt.
PROVO, March iS.-EenSt Johnson. A
well known and respected pioneer OF this
city. died At his home in the Sixth ward
at 4 o'clock this afternoon Of old sc-
Sweden January II, 1890. aud came 10
Utah and To Provo I'm 1862, having resid-
ed here from thai time until his death
today. His wife died several wears ago
but he is survived r' four sons and one
daughter and numerous grandchildren.
I'll OF whom live in this citr. The chill
drcn arc Bcpct Johnson. .1r., Nels T..
Johnson. Peter r. Johnson. Nhi3m l..
johnson and Mrs. Frank Tucker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Woman Fined Sl5,

on motion Of Assistant County Attor-
nov Jenson Tho grand larceny charge
against Rcsaie Green. chorgcd With rob
binc Corporal John J.. Ellis of the rwcn-
tieth infantry. of $40. vas reduced TO
petty larceny. Owing TO certain features
OF the case the state recommended y
light sentence, ond the woman was re-
lea ascd upon the payment OF a $la 1pe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Burglars Keep Busy,
.pecial 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March iS.-For the second
time within two weeks and the fifth time
in = year, the Nobby Suitorium on Twen-
tN-fourth street was entered by burglars
last night aud goods 10 the value of about
Sl@0 takon The missing articles consist
of suitinC cloth and made-up suits. The
police are Of the opinion that the two
last robheries, az least, were committed
by the same parties. but have no clew
10 their identity,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
TAFT HAS BIG LEAD
IN IDAHO CONTEST
President Has SO Delegates,
and Colonel Only "A
So Far.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, March 15.-The general
election movement in progress in this
state 10 select delegates to the Lewiston
convention TO be held May is. where the
eight Idaho delegates 10 the Rcpub-
llcan convention will be elected is grad
ually revolving into a contest between
the Taft and Roosevelt supporters, with
La Toilette having small following,
Five counties out OF the twenty-Se
have gone on record for presidential
choice. and Taft so far has been VIC
torious. having secured instructed dele
gates from three of the counties, while
Roosevelt secured delegations from two
OF them.
Boise has taken tho initiative In the or
caniZntlon vi a Taft club bringing into
political lie the Idaho TAFT club of Ada
county, with II membership at the time
OF organization this week Of over 100,
and the election of representative Repub-
Jicans as officers. Other counties VIII
follow the lead Of that Of Ada and tho
city Of Boise by organizing clubs In an
effort 10 secure general state federation
OF them.
The officers OF the Ada county club are
General George Roberts. president; James
e. Clinton. Jr., vice president. Hugh Pct
tlngiIl. secretary, and George w. Fletcher,
The president is authorized to appoint
an executive committee and vice pres-
dent I'm each Of the country precincts
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Dies Suddenly of Pneumonia.

Snecial 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Marcn 13.--After
two weeks i1lness Nen Conder. son NJ
Mir. and Mrs. David Conder az this city.
died suddenly at $50 o'clock this morn
ing OF pneumonia. Conder was married
i1st September and his young widow Is
nrosiratcd with grief.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Handcart Pioneer Dead

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. March lS.-I.ars Jacobsen. a
Mcll-Nnowu pioneer OF Utah county. dier.
at his home In Lake View Tuesday after-
noon OF valvular heart disease. lie came
To Utah from Denmark with tho hand
cart company OF 1870 and settled in Provo
the following spring, About thirty five
years ago he moved 10 Lake View. whore
lie has since resided. He L. survived by
two widows and nine children and thirty
four grand and great grandchildren. He
was horn in Denmark October 26 1888 A
few years ago he WAS made mcmbcr of
the hiEh priests quorum. He was In tho
Echo CANYON campaign pf 1865 Funeral
services will he hold Friday morning at
10 O'Clock from The Lake View chapel
Van Camp Pork and Bears now loc,
O0e
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Gets Six Months in Jail
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. March 13.-Arraisncd on q
charge of petit larceny resulting from his
alleged robbery OF the home OF Zen Nor
teDsen at @l9 Twcnty-snNenth street,
February j.. Joseph Avis was found
guilty and sentenced to SIX months in the
city Jail by Judge William Reedcr tbis
morning. Alvis was arrested while IN
the act OF attempting 10 sell jewelry
taken from the Mortcnsen home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14

When you have rheumatism in your
foot or iustep apply Chamberlain 3 Lini-
ment and you will get quick relief. 1t
costs but a quarter. Why suffer- For
sale by all druggists.
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Boy Of Nine s'Officer. "

- 10 The Tribune.
opDEN. March l3.-"IIcrc' a man;
want MIN here, said Clarence Bean,
y nIne years. as he led William BaN
vp 10 The railing IN front of Desk
.s.snt Oscar Swanson AT police head
<sefs tonight. The little chap had
t'% haXtcr living in the snow on the
ha grounds and had led him over
.tIy pollcc station. The young arrest
'tcniScr was given the privilege of
sNe MS prisoner In The cell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Draney Obseauics Held,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. March 13.-The funeral OF j,
II. Drancy. who committed suicide III a
Salt Lake rooming house Saturday night
bv swallowing laudannm. was held here
today. the services being conducted from
Lindouist's funeral chapel Inter1nent
was in the city cemetery. Paul Draney,
a brother OF the deceased, resides in this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Will Be Buried Friday.
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 TNe IlIbUne.
OGDEN March 1S.--The funeral OF the
late DR.. &. : Lamb who died last even
ing VIII bc held Friday with services al
the lIeaton Krllendall mortuary chapel
at > o'clock. the Rev. j. +. Carver con-
dUCtinc. Intermcnt Will be in Mountain
View cemetery. DR. Lamb was member
OF the 4. o. L. w, but there Is no
branch OF that order in this city.
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Holmes Bound Over.

William Holmes. arrested February ~
on charge cf sellinE cocaine. was Slven
a prcliuiuary hearing before Justice H.
s. Harper Yesterday afternoon aud was
bound over 10 tho district, court under
$3.50 bail in default of which he was
given To the custody Of the sheriff.
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minute. First his face turned
so red. but I did not pay snJ
at;suinn TO Il. II began TO
got worse and no just tossed
his liikle head 20 snd fro on
The pillow and cried day and
night He began TO scratch
himself so thst had 10 muf-
fie bis little hands. and then
the rash began 10 10 over his
whole body until he vas a
mass Of running sores. Tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
How Cold Causes Kidney Disease,

Partly by driving blood from the sur
face and congestiDg the kidneys, and
rsrtly by throwing too much work upon
them. Foley Kidney Pills strengthen
The kidneys, give tone to the urinary
orpaps and restore the normal action Of
the bladder. They are tonic in action,
ouick in results. Try them. Schramm-
Jobnsou. drugs. "The never substi-
tutors.D Five good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Granted License to Wed,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN March i3-WiIlard j, McCartN
and Fannie RiddiouGh, both Of this city,
were granted n license TO we'd by County
Clerk Samuel G. Dye today
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To Attend BOY Scout Conclave

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO March 1@.-Scout Commissions
cr T. l.. SeSal, accompanied by corps
Of the Boz Scouts OF Provo. will 60 TO
ogden ON Thursday to take part in the
convention Of tho Associated Boys clubs,
which opens there Friday. and will be in
session three days.
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Mrs, Hadley Recovering.

~peClaI TO Tic TTTDUUt.
OGDEN, March 1S-Mrs. c.. w Had
lev. who underwent an operation at the
Dec hospital two weeks ago. returned to
her home. SS5 Twenty sixth street, today;
She is out of danger but VIII he confined
to her home for several weeks.
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LOGAN EXCURSION,

March 10th via Oregon Short Line, for
Salt Lake Opera Company. Round
trip $3.50. Special train will leave
Salt Lake 300 p. M, returning after
the performance.
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Object Of the Club.

The object or the club is 10 promote
the interests or President Taft and In
doing so 10 work to secure an instructed
delcsatlon from Ada county 10 the Lew
istop convention. Ada county is en-
titled 10 the largest number OF delcgstes
of suy one county, OF 81. Primaries viii
be held in the city and country precincts
March 2s 10 select delegates Ia the
county convention, which Will be held on
the following Saturday, or March 20. and
these delegates VIII select the couutys =
delegates 20 tho Lewiston convention.
Up to the present time and out OF the
five counties in every one OF which tho
delegates 20 the Lewiston convention
were selected by the county central conf
mittces Taft has total OF thirty~siX
delegates and Roosevelt has fourteen
Taft has secured instructed delegates
In Blaine Bannock, NeZ rerce. and
Roosevelt has secured instructed dcleEa'
lions In Washington and Lewis counties.
These counties were entitled To the iol-
lowing number OF delegates: Blaine, =;
Bannock. 16: Lewis, B: Ncz Pcrce. IL;
Washington. ..
A total OF three counties have declared
| for preferential primaries. or I-atah.
Oneida and Canyon, and elections VIII be
\ hold In these counties during the latter
part of thIs and the carly part OF next
| month Electors in these counties VIII
| be given the preference right to declare
| for the presidential candidate they Wish
| nominated and the delegates VIII be
| pJedecd TO go into the county conventions
| and vote their instructions.
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IrTAu DAY. MARCH 18TH,

paci6c Lapd & Products Exposition,
I.os Angeles. Tickets on sale March
I7th, $4,000 round trip to Los Angeles.
Ticket Office. 169 Main street