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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
BOND ISSUE Of |
RAILROAD WAY |
BE- LOOKED INIT
Senate Passes Resolution /
Have Commerce Commis.
sion Probe Operations of
New York Central.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-An invea
tigation Of the financial operations a
New York Central lines by the into
state commerce commission was ORD
posed in resolution passed by the sen
ate. This action was taken withou
debate when the resolution was iutrd
duccd by Senator Norris OF Nebraska
The resolution, if concured In by th,
house, would direct the commissio
first to investigate and report upo
the issue by the New York Centrn
6, Hudson River Railway company q
$l61, ,102,400 worth Of 4 per cent mor|
gage bonds for the purpose OF takin
up , Y per cent Michigan Central bond
amounting to $19,336,000; 81 per cen
Lake Shore 6 Michigan Southern bond
amounting to s90,57s, 400. and Ne
York Central per cent debentuf
bonds amounting TO $97, ,1SS,000.
Hint Of Illegality.
The commission would bs asked 1
report whether the issue of the 4 pt
cent bonds for 31a per cents would ng
be an unwarranted and illegal capital
zation Of the railroads concerneI
whether the purpose Of the consolid,
ton Of the New York Central, the Lak
Shore and Michigan Central would nd
be unwarranted and unlawful, an
whether the increase in interest
necessary even if the consolidation
not Objectionable. II
Senator Norris was prepared to "A
dress the senate in support of his resl
luton. He did not do so because 1
one opposed it.
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France Intervenes.

VIENNA, July 10,-France has un-
dertaken to negotiate with Seryia and
Greece on behalf Of Bulgaria to ascer
tain what terms OF peace can be ar"
ranged.
The French government has advised
the Greeks and the Servians not TO de-
mand too much or otherwise Bulgaria
is likely to prefer to take the chances
of fighting out the quarrel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

,eoten, of instruction, Montpelier Vt; John H
and Mechanic Art. New Mexico: W. NJ. Davidson,
| superintendent, Washington. D, c.; william a.
Horny G Williams. dean State Normal college:
Ohio university. Athens o.; Miss Mary L. Wool
ley, president Mt; Holyoko college South Hadley.
Mass; J. A. schwan. superintendent, Columbus.
o., Dr. r, A Armstrong. University OF West Vir
ginia. Mr.. Kendall New jersey.
The winners in the Seabury prize es-
say contest were a follows;
Normal school essays--F1rst prize
siegfried Wagner kgl. Lehrerbildung-
sanstalt, Kaiserslautern,. Germany: sec
ond prize, George Filipetti,. State Normal
school. Trenton, n. J.. third prize. Miss
Martha Jean White, State Normal school,
Shepherdstown. w. Va.
less, State Normal school Bloomsburg,
Pa; second. Miss Anna Howard Ward.
State Normal school, Harrisonburg. Va:
third, Miss Anna G. ;Apholt, State Normal
Elizabeth Meyer. State Normal school,
Oshkosh Wis,
Secondary school essaysE,IFirst prize.
John 10, n, Stokes Jr' Central high school
Petersilka. Vienna. Austria: third prize,
Haydn j. Price, Central high school,
Scranton, Pa,
Honorable mention-F'Irst. Miss Mary
p. MorselI, East Division high school.
Milwaukee; second. Miss Ruth L. X.
Peterson, Morris high school. New
! Ock cllSt lnlrd, N. henry SeaDurS,
High School OF Commerce, Boston;
Fourth. Harry l.. Thomas, Westport high
school, Kansas City Mo
The committee on resolutions presented
fifteen resolutions. all of which were
adopted, a few minor amendments being
made In some cases. Five of the resolu-
tons were ordered placed on the min
utcs Of the meeting.
A resolution favoring a nat tional edu-
ca ation exhibit at the Pana ma Pacific eX-
position in San Francisco in 1915 was
the first passed. The second resolution
was one suggesting that the president
appoint a committee Of three whose sole
duty shall be TO consider suggestions
made by President Fairchild in his ad-
dress. to make a careful study Of the
present organization or the National Edu-
ca ton association and to recommend to
the directors ut their next annual meet
ing any plans which they think will make
for iucreas sed efficiency,
Other resolutions favor the appointment
Of a committee Of five TO be appointed 20
confer with committee of congress to
frame legislation for federal aid TO voca-
6onal educa ton; express apprecia ton to
tho citizens Of Salt Lake for the vel
come extended and the ARA ngements
made for the entertainment OF N r, A
delegates, and extended thanks to out
going President Edward T. Fairchld for
his devotion to the association during
the last twenty-five years and for his
able administration during the last year
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SHOULD AID CHILDREN
IN LIFE VOCAT|ONS
Continued From Page Two.)

life would seem 10 he the result
Of this lack Of correlation.
The third point Of appeal is that
the schools help the children to
find their true vocations, to assist
the square pegs in getting into
square holes. The increasing ten.
dency to make the public school
system simply a feeder TO the uni
versities threatens the efficiency
Of all its work.
The great majority of children
ceasing school long before high
school graduation start work with
a sense of an interrupted educa-
ton. Herein lies the value of man
ual training, domestic science, art
work, music, in giving the children
an opportunity to early show what
vocation they may be fitted for.
Don't let a potential skilled ma
chinist try to be lawyer or a
probable capable nurse seek All i'm
probably grand opera career. Don u
let a boy simply seek a job. Get
him fired up to look for that which
he is fitted Sometimes the child
does not show his especial talent
before be is forced TO leave school
and go to work,
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Had Prepared Data.

He had prepared data which he
clared showed that the 31s per ce
bonds in question do not expire 4
eighty'five years, and that the 6
change of per cents for 3 y per cent
dollar for dollar, would saddle onto d
lines as an additional permanent de
upon which the shippers must pay rate
the equivalent to $46,713,620. He W
prepared to call attention to the rece
request of the New York Central ups
crease freight rates, and had flgu,,
with about 26 per cent Tor the Unit
Pacific and % per cent for the Pen
sylvaria.
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CANADIAN LAND
OFFICIALS ARRESTED

CALGARY. Alberta. July 1o-E;r,+
officials In the Alberta government land
titles Office at Calgary were arrested To-
day following the disappearance of large
10 the present. The men are Rsrriao,'
Dulmaee. Burdette. Phelps, Herdman
Eloridge. SAWYER and Wilson Nineteen
names have been submitted 10 the GOV
eminent for action. eo'
Many valuable records have dis
appeared "iS
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Retreat Cut Off.

LONDON, July IA Salonlki dis
patch 10 the Times gives the substance
of official dispatches, in which it is de
clared that Bulgarians endeavoring to
pass Petrch were repulsed by the Greeks,
who captured fifteen guns.
The Servian occupation of Eadoviche
Is confirmed, and the Bulgarian retreat
from Gstp therefore is cut off
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Rumor of Surrender.

LONDON. July 10.-Rumors were pub
lshed III Berlin yesterday and, accord
ing To the Daily Telegraph's correspon-
dent at Athens. were current there that
General lvanof, with 10000 Bulgarians,
was forced TO surrender near pemirhls-
sar. where fighting was proceeding for
the possession OF a railway bridge over
the Struma river
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Great Battle Raging.

BELGRADE, July 10.-Reports are cur
rent that a great battle is raging around
kustendi the result OF which may have
an important bearing on the campaign
II was known that the Servians had
esta blished themselves in the Osogovo
mountains. whence they contempla ted an
advance into Bulgaria but 1t is consid-
cred doubtful that the Servian COM
manders would attack kustendil until
they had allowed their troops 10 rest.
Late dispatches announce that the Ser
viaus, who were pursuing the Bulgarian ms
from Istp, have occupied RadoviChe,
where they came into contact with the
Greek forces
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Friendly With Turks.

CONSTANTINOPLE. July 1O-The
negotiations between Bulgaria, repre-.
sented by NJ. Natchevitch, and Turkey,
are pursuing friendly course. 1t is
said that in addition to undertaking
the Immediate evacuation of the Mar
mora IIttoral, NJ Natchevitch has pro-
posed frontier line more advantage
Gus to Turkey than the Enos. Midia
line
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Russia to Act.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 1o.-Bul.
garia has placed herself unreservedly in
the hands of Russia with the view of
bringing about a cessation of hostiities
in the Balkans and in order to prevent
further bloodshed, according to an an
nouncement made here today apparent,
Iy on good authority.
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BULGARS ASK THE
POWERS To END WAR
Continued from Page One.)

sands Of seriously wounded soldiers in
Belgrade. where there is great lack Of
surgeons and hospitals. The society
announced tonight that it would re-
ceive and forward contributions for re-
lief work in the Balkans
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News Confirmed.

LONDON, July lot is officially
confirmed here that Bulgaria has taken
the initiative of asking the European
powers to Try TO end the Balkan war.
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GARRISON
WILL INSPECT POSTS

WASHINGTON. July l0.-Secretary
Garrison will start Wednesday on tour
or inspection OF army posts in the United
States He intends to visit every garri-
son except a coast Gefensas IN order TO
gather first hand information for his plan
TO concentrate the army at important
centers. He viii be accompanied by Ma
ior General Leonard Wood chief OF STAFF
and Major General James b. Aleshire
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Occupy Seaport.

ATHENS, Greece, July l0,-A Greek
naval force today occupied the seaport
Of Kavala on the Aegean sea. hitherto
in the hands of the Bulgarians. The
valley of Strumitza has also been taken
possession Of by Greek troops.
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schools, although the work OF the EN-
erson won the coveted place in the
hirr 6iup1a,,
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256 18th NV, store.
2r. " ...........0.0
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1907 n ne ........1s.D
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2034 Ga ev. sto. ...12.M
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~
hd 1ztn NV sa,. os I4dn Nv. deS 90 90
i 5S3s com conn a ;lse 1,ta g
III CIR NV. 5000 .ai:4a g NV. 1880
1899 1899 1 la.h 1870 1stS =.
1905 14th NV. 1000 - NV. ..... $50,
90 T. NV; sto.dWssS Sv ., TX II NV 90
Phone Nav e"7"
FOR RENT
,,s GAZE Me- 81 2, ROOMS Roc rs, AND BATH
Ibis pisre nae just oeen newly papered and
painted 'n'1 RrY nno pM pu.s
oppo 81 !'e eo ST S;M
Runs i fbpor Seiaf = store S,a ana sta. stable
VIII improve to suit tenant on long lease.
SUnmt proPosiIin
inA ~ a; bi.UHuON
O1 = ST.. Wv
FVH nETS IL 18th AND FLORIDA
SCHOOL~BN: BUSINESS HERE when the
school IL built: money already appropriated.
RENT LOW NOW-if you wait you'l have to
pay more. VIII lease NOW FOR LONG
BELT: oRRlEN Z Co. Inc. 1900 NV:
FOR RENT-STORES OK q CT OWE coz
FINE PLACE For FRUIT STORE OR
sos az nr, GHsCERf RENTS, $3.50 AND
s]ooo fEh MONTH:
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV
FOR RENT
S2l and 5l6 G st.. new marble floors. SSs. o.
140S 9th ct. NV. ..................... % 80
l4i9 Y at. store and rooms. heat 40 0o
1419 u st., store, heat 25OO
~ JANIS Tx I. kA isfi IVY
-o- 49,. o., 80, - = -
20 sto. .o'n 80, O.. SHsI NOhTH OF q SI;-SEW
49,, 'o1" anq c~,iar; very nasirabie: 10"
.-n.e.. .: y. LION AhD. Il0 ION ST. NV.
183 I'm At Nw sropv wIru fARGR
show vrfndnv- ana r,r, rnom. 49,. .n;tsh,e
for fight hnsiness. ressonshla rem; Ami,
H..e.s W. Ex.n. tsds
~-
UIAEH HEAL ESTATE RENTS.
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NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED.
TT WILL PAY you TO
GET OUR PRICES
ON
THE sAGANoRE-No. 1894 "S' ST
MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE.
SELECT TENANTS
CONVENIENT TO TWO CAR LINES;
SPLENDID LOCATION. NEAR CONN. AVE-;
AND ROOMS AND BATH;
SIDE STEPS AND PORcHES FOE
TRADEsMEN: GOOD JANITOR SERVICE.
PHONE IN BUILDING.
THE wOODLEY-
Coumhia rosd and Mintwood paee.
DESIRABLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H0TS
Splendid housekeeping apartments.
'' Modern ode n.' up.todate building WV
THE MISSISSIPPI
WELL KEPT APARTMENT HOUSE.
HOUSEKEEPING FLATS.
rooms and bath ....-........- $SOV0
rooms and bath 500
ALI. BRIGHT CHEERFUL. OUTSIDE ROOMA
LOOKING OUT ON FINE LAWN.
GOOD JANITOR SERVICE.
Convenient TO best car service In city.
LIEBERMANN HAwN. I421 ST.
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'SON & co. 1888 r NV.
1893 Gales Ne, 5r. w.l2.00
426 18th Sc, ir. .lO.0
FOR COLOREO.
300 Sher nv, Or, b: 10. so
2422 18th NV. ar, b, h1i.'O
2537h 18th nw,4. bn1I.0O
/ he Erie, apt. 4r. b. Is. B.,
1903 y ] av se,6 b. 1870
23i7 Champ st. 5r. w15.W
1908 B ne. Or, b. .15.5u
l41O Duncan ne. 6. bill. so
1909 Kramer ne. Or. $50
624 Gordon Nv n..4s.9.0
2535 @ NV. 5r. .....&0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-15
UNUSUAL HOME PROPOSITION.
$3.50.

an especially attractive bargain ON Wash
ington Heights. Splendid bay-window brick
dwelling, containing nine beautiful rooms and
tiled bath. Hot-water heat. Gas and electric
lights. Parauetry floors on FIRST floor: two
laundry trays and servants toilet Two-story
rear porches. Deep lot to alley. This prop
erty has been put in absolutely perfect coBdi-
ton. and the price has been cut way down TO
S.. SOTO asNure an immediate sale. IL you
are looking Tor a rare bargain, don't waste
time. but see this house today.
SHANNON & .LUCHS.
Tl3 14th ST. NV.
PHONE NJ. 3345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-15

FOR RENT
1916 Q. 1or. .ss7. sol 1914 N. TT. 1000
1902 r. Tor. ......s7. sol l4I1 18th sto&dwi. :.
FOR COIORED TENANTS.
1880 Oorc'n. Tor. .37.5Ot 1902 25th. Or. 80
1910 v. Or. sol 1000 18th. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-15

FOR RENT
ITO 18th NV. lot. $50. 90
1920 Mass nv ne. 0r37.@
TO 9Th NV. Or. $3.50
1900 Ga av NV. Tor. 30.@
023 10th NV. Or. ESQ
l241 9th NV, 6r. =. 800
353 Nd av sw, Sr. 2.D
616 10th sw. 6r. .9.5,
1l27 9Th NV. Sr. 1880
l222 ! ne. Or. ....16.5O
234 Bryant NV. Or. 1880
1880 9th NV. Or. ..17.50
1892 8 Cap &c, 7r.17.00
249 w NV. Or. 1850
A2l Ridge NV. Or. 1850
APART
l7A N Cap ne. 7r.33.:a'1
SOP NJ ne. 6r. 1880
$3.50 9Th NV. &. rs
i.4S N Cap ne. 5r.3O 50
STOl
1903 N Cap. 1880
al Neal pi nv. 5r..&.0
1914 4th sc. Or. 1850
A. s. CAYWOOD. 916
15s
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& GARRETT.
ave. NV.
1851 T NV. Or. b.. 1850
1923 Vt av NV, 8r. b42. 80
1900 D ne, 6r. b. .3b. 90
3lO5 18th nw.7r. b. $50
$40 N J av NV, Or, h30. so
1926 Q NV. Or. b.. ..27.0
1917 10th nw.Sr. b. 25.0
1927 7th nw,4r....21.W
1876 z NV, 6r.......22.50
1919 10th nv, Or. ..l7.5O
1114 Bid I'd ne, Or. 1900
1911 V se,H.......10.50
rs.
oOO9 14th NV, 8r, b.27.0
1913 9Th NV, Or, b. % 90
The Newport, 3f, b. 20. SO
j111a PIX I'd NV, 5r. h20. 90
sol L ne, Or, b......16.0
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