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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-07
Invites Public to Attend.


Speaking of the festivities yesterday
Superintendent Rice said:
"The May Day exercises this year
are to consist of two parts. One. the
Nav Dav festival proper. is to be given
on the lawn of the school grounds on
the afternoon of MAY 18th. the other a
general entertainment. will be held in
the school auditorium on the evening
Of the 14th Of Nav. The festival in
the afternoon is to he free to everybody
and to it all the town and country is
most cordially invited. The entertain
ment in the evening. however. is not to
he free. An admission of 35 and so
cents will be charged for the purpose of
making payment on the scenery for
the stage. To this entertainment all are
most urgently asked to attend. not only
because it is to be first class produc
tion. bnt because the proceeds of the
entertainment go to a public cause. We
feel that the merit of these two en-
tertainments onght to urge every one to
attend both We would like to see the
afternoon of the festival turned into
a holiday with the whole town and
countryside present. Surely. even
pnople who are rushed with work can
observe this one-half dav as a celebra-
tion or observance of the shirt of
snring. Tho life and iov which the
children of the school will exhibit in
their drills and folkdances will add
some iov to vour life. The merchants
of the town viii no doubt close their
stores between the hours Of y. m. and
AGO p. m. on the dav Of the festival.
Now if the farmers will stop their
nlows and attend we will he pleased in
deed"
Thursday Evenings Program.
The program for Thursday evening,
May IA. at the High school auditorium
| is as follows:
Selection, High School Orchestra.
"The Brownies. Second Grade.
Song, "The Soldiers Chorus" Arion
| Chorus.
Play. "Paddy at Boarding Schools
Sixth Grade.
Song. "Our Flag Arion Chorus.
Garden Play First Grade.
Song, "Greetings to Spring." Arion
Chorus.
Dramatic Sketch, "Thieves in the
Night Miss Virginia Branscombe and
Harold Harris.
Song, "Home Sweet Home" Arion
Chorus.
Festival Program.
On Friday afternoon. May Is at
o'clock weather permitting. the fol
lowing program of May Day exercises
and folk dances will be given at the
school grounds:
Growing of May Queen.
Irish Lit, Fifth Grade.
Spring Dance, High School Girls.
/ See You and Chimes of Dunkirk
First Grade.
Danish Greeting and Kinderpolka,
Second Grade.
Highland Sehottische, Eighth Grade.
Spanish Dance, High School Girls.
Finnish Reel. Fourth Grade.
Csebogar, Third Grade.
Laudmun Bunches, Eighth Grade.
Minuet, High School Girls
Brownie March, Second Grade.
Pop Goes the Weasel. High School
Girls.
| Reap Flax, Sixth Grade
Komerinskaia. Seventh Grade.
MAY Pole High School and Third
Grolo
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-07
HOLD FESTIVITIES FOR MAY DAY
NEXT WEEK.

Continued from Page ~
dramatic sketch nv Miss Virginia
Branecomhe and Harold Harris and a
number of selection by the popular
Arion chorus are to be features of the
program.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-07

For trade-Will trade good house and
lot for good young horses. Address Box
462, Grangeville, idaho. 42.tf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses


$1,000
PUTS YOU in possession OF the best 20
room, steam heated house on the Depot
Loop. Furniture OF the best. Low rent
and long lease.
STARTS YOU in a money making. IA
room house, doors from Main ST.; three
rooms rented as offices at $5S per month,
making rent on balance of house only S42
per month.
5000 Cash
and $40 per month BUYS nicely furnished
1S-roon, steam heated house. close in
Must sell this week.
GROCERY STORE
In southeast section OF town, one plock
from paved street. Rent for store and
broom cottage. SO per month. $500 cash
BUYS complete stock and fixtures
SPECIAL.
Un-to-date hotel OF over 100 rooms;
modern in every way. Can be handled
on easy terms
For authentic information regarding
any rooming house or hotel proposition IN
town see
MR.. BLAKE.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY.
New Orpheum Bldg W. 428o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
1T PAYS TO READ OUR ADS.


A good 7-rm. modern brick, walking
per month.
a f-room brick cottage near car line.
southeast: lot 50slS2: $780, $500 cash.
$50 per month. snap.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW.
CHEAP.
rooms bath. toilet. gas. nice electric
fixtures. fireplace polished quarter sawed
oak floors. mission finish. full cemented
basement, splendid furnace. sleeping
porch gutter and spout, sidewalks In and
paid; lot Is i3X1l8a, TO alley; located
near 9th East. In choice southeast dis
tr'ict. An absolute bargain for $500. on
terms
Nice bungalow, southeast; o-room
brick; cemented basement. cement block
founda ton. mission finish, sleeping
porch; buffet kitchen: on corner lot.
441xl15 TO alley. walks In and paid. $4,000;
5000 cash, SIS per month.
Near sth West and End So. good
duced from $4,000 TO $3.50 Tor quick sale,
$500 cash, $50 per month.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
VIII sell one of the finest apartment
houses I'm city for less than actual cost.
income $1,000 per annum; pays better than
IL per cent net; investigate Terms to
right party.
Splendid 5-room new brick bungalow.
block from North End West: hardwood
floors, full cemented basement, furnace.
built-in buffet and bookcases. sleeping
porch, buffet kitchen. tile mantel; a
beauty for $4,000; $500 cash, $40 per
month.
TRACKAGE FACTORY SITE.
l0X10; sewer, water, paving, gas: worth
$40, 900, Make an offer. VIII put mp
warehouse or factory TO suit buyer.
BEAUTIFUL ETH EAST DRIVE.
We have some choice east front lots
at $3.50. some for $3.50: on very easy
terms. Street Is paved. sewer, gas. walks
city water.
We write all kinds Of insurance
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
34o-342 Main ST., Cor. p. o. Place.
Was. 2030. Was 203l.
pI35
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POOL AND BILLIARDS
NEW POOL TABLES, BALLS AND
cues. so East lst South. 2ac cue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands


$40 ACRES, q MILES FROM r r. STA
tfpn, all fenced In fields. half cultivated
alfalfa and grain land. balance nearly all
good land, plenty water right flowing
wells for stock. good e-room dwelling,
large barn, sheds and corrals. splendid
farm for stock, dairying. hogs. sugar beets
ana fruit Price, $4,000 per acre. Can
give terms and take residence In Salt
Lake OF Ogden part pay.
300 acres, ZOO acres cultivated, good
buildings, miles from r. r. station. in
best dry farming, grain and alfalfa region
In country. Price, $l2.0 per acre. Easy
terms. Can take residence in Salt Lake
or Ogden part pay.
leo acres, good farm, near Malad Ida
ho. ali cultivated, with water right. Price,
$1,000; part time.
Several small farms close 10 r. r. sta
tlon. prices from $40 90 TO $4,000 per
acre; easy terms. Fine for sugar beats,
tomatoes. fruit and general farming
Il. Z. HUNTER.
i2S 2ith St. ogden. Utah Phone 1sos-J
ms lU5
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SPRING BARGAINS.

SPRING BARGAINS.
acres on 9Th East, south Of Wanda
mere, $1,000
81 acres choice land, with plenty OF
fruit; 4-rm. house, etc; on car line; s2950;
terms.
brick, etc; plenty OF fruit. $4,000; easy
terms
10 acres, Cottonwood trade for city
property or lease; $500
10 acres. southeast. Arm brick; 2 acres
choice bearing apples, some peaches and
cherries, good water right S3o0O, trade
for clear city home.
IL acres choice land, 3-rm med. house
and outbuildings. family orchard. COWS.
horses oil implements, primary water
right; close TO city. only $l66 per acre.
on terms.
$40 Main. Was. 2030.
p59s
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EDUCATIONAL

PROF. V. @. NICoLETTI.
Linguist from Rome. teaches the pure
Italian language in classes or private
lessons: also French and Spanish; best
up to-date methods; prices reasonable.
Write or call at 220 South 4th West.
Temporary phone, Wasatch 1321-R. PITS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
Abstracts-Title Insurance

GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. CLOSE
In Wasatch 57S5. m2375
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRuDA
AND ORAL PKOPHYLAXIS. Sl6
X EARNS BLDG. a2353
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INVESTMENTS
HIGH CLASS INVESTMENT.
Price 1850 Rental 1920.

HIGH CLASS INVESTMENT
Price $4,000 Rental 1920.
VIII accept some trade.
New artistic apartment building resem
bling residence; four apartments OF 5
rooms and bath cacl, all beautifully in
ished and decorated, with hardwood floors
in all rooms except athrooms, which are
tile Large front and back porches, built
in refrigerators. Hot water heating plant
automatically regulated by a thermostat
4 fine lot 67AX165 with cement drive and
two garages in the rear. Will accept as
part OF the consideration a residence or
well located building lots up to $4,000.
For further particulars see Karl r
Murdoch, with Ed D Smith g. Sons, Is
Exchange place. Was. b76S. 1880
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PICTURE FRAMING


LOWEST PRICES ON PICTURE
framing. Horton book store. az East
Broadway. Wasatch 53Sl. o975
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FOR RENT
Furnished Apartments

THE APARTMENTS IN THE 81
Francis, No 269 East Broadway. or tne
Holland No. 40 South West Temple. are
newly furnished and modern In every re-
Spect. Call and see taem II you arc look
ing for something out OF the ordinary;
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co, No ~
Main street Exchange 50. p6S3
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! NTS SECURED AND IDEAS DE.
cpVed. 3, l. Horspool. PIT Mcintyre
irIoRR
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WATCH REPAIRING


ALSO ENGRAVINC;s ALL WORK GUAR
anteed 7. Peterson, 500 Mcintyre bldg,
rs SO, Main. pl0i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

SPECIAL! SPECIALS!
IL rooms, housekeeping apis, nice clean
apts. always rented; $500; $3.50 cash, bal
$40 a month.
10 rooms, housekeeping; income sloo;
price $3.50,
First class cigar and fruit stand. $3.50.
ROSS c, DAVIS, Hotel Broker
lib So. Main. Was, 1888. pI09
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a. Il. WALTHER, CHfROPRACTOR. 236
oS52S
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UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO. SUR-
plus, Sl0o, 900; abstracts and title In
surance, attend to all details in transfer
ring and mortgaging land titles. Capital
$500 900, 235 Main. s-oz9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

EYOU Seen THOSE NOVEL
-ekacping apartments at tao Kay
hotci7 One room, with disappear
q, disappearing gas range, ioluiHS 55
|oeIr and up. s4 SO. Main. Phone
- ses hS05
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05

NS PAPERED. So AND UP, IN
ing paper. D. ]. Campbell. painter
Xperhanger, Was, 3420-R $500
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BRACE, MOVING, PACK
ING, SHIPPING

Insurance rate and warehouse with
fher The superiority OF the Key
lT<orage over all Others rs we'll
y. Keyser Fireproof Storage Co. .,
gkch 2S23. b241S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN, c. H. D.
Original Chinese herbalst and founder
of the Chinese Herb Institute, Denver,
his herb treatment curing the sick by
thousands. Salt Lake branch, llS So.
Main, upstairs over Hirschman's shoe
store. Was $780, Daily, 9 a. m. TO 6
p. M. to s; Sunday, 10 a. m. TO 8 D, m.
OlXa1
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULISr
and aurst: spectacles accurately ntted :
difficult cases solicited. 300 Continental
Bank bldg, g3501
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~ Can. WE WILL AND WE DO
o,s-l the best rates III storage. packing
If hipping OF H, II. goods. 1ndepend-
~" m3254
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.ALLPAPER CLEANING

z - = -|N-N-~-~~~~--~-
y RELIABLE PAPER CLEANING
First-class work guaranteed. Wa
l11eS. o779
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PAPER CLEANING CO.-BEST
b reduced prices. Office, Duvall's S
Was 3l54. d3l79
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]. HAUERBACII. MATCHMAKER
and jewelers., now located in Peery
Hotel building; IA w. Broadway. PISS
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

ONE PRACTICALLY NEW WING -HOR-
ton latest improved mailing machine
and TWO extra sets OF knives for same.
commercial houses In mailing papers.
circulars or envelopes; Will sell for $lo
Address D-50 Tribune. h2S'6
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For Sale-Motorcycles

TWO SPEED INDIAN TANDEM, 1913
model. fully equipped; great bargain,
Was 62. o3222
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL & CECIL, GRADUATE CIiIRc-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
speciality. Consultation free- Suite
403, 235 South Main. r231
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REMOVALS

SECURITY LOAN OFFICE, FORMERLY
ut II e. 1st So,. Is now located at 176
30, Main. o53l
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INK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

NAl% WETHERBEE CO.. DESIGNERS
4 manufacturers of bar, bank, office
fixtures: also agents for billiard
7ggIQol tables and supplies. Office and
adGH y 15S-lGO West First South. Was.
h3320
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Hand Laundries
TAILORING
High-Class Tailoring

BEEHIVE TAILORING CO. ZIG SOUTH
West Temple. Was. 1860. o73l
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]. w. CURRIE, 10 W. THIRD SOUTH.
z, o. box 565. Salt Lake City. oeS2
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. INC, 1B2 AND
l64 South West Temple, p. o, box 14as
Phone Exchange 1856. az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTIONS, REGISTHK
LopI0 marks or copyrights, see j, Nj,
EUpas. 3os Utah Savings & Trust bldg
e OLA
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AN. WE WILL AND WE DO GIVE
BlMIbest rates in storage. packing and
con ng of h. Ii. goods. Independent
Be Co.. lI3 So, ". Temple. Was,
o344l
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Tin CLEANING CO. CLEANS
lpaper. kalsomine Ike new. sTf I
or mar your paper / repa per-"
Hyland 21o3-W. Office, Schramrn-
Z un no ! p626
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-LLAKE CABINET AND FURNI-
|, Co..: free estimates. 80 Richards
Uas. 32lV. Pills
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ASSAYERS

EIRD-COWAN CO., ASSAYERS 100
South West Temple, Phone Was. 4ll4.
hA5q
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. BEST
work, prompt delivery. 265 South State.
Was. 5235, Hyland 1899 s2335
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-21
PASSENGERS ARE TAKEN
OFF STRANDED LINER
Nearly 100 Persons Carried to Safety
From Steamer cobequid Despite
Cold and High Seas.

Yarmouth, y. s., Jan 16-Snatched
from what seemed almost certain
death SO passengers and crew OF the
royal mail packet Cobequid are snug
In Yarmouth harbor. Eleven Of the
crew and captain remained on the
ship.
All. however, suffered greatly from
the intense cold Most OF them were
frostbitten and every one showed the
effects OF exposure to zero weather.
When the rescue ships reached docks
here many OF their passengers had TO
be carried TO the hotel For 80 hours
after the vessel struck seas broke
over It continuously and IL was coated
with ice.
Benumbed with cold and dazed by
their long ordeal few of the rescued
could give an intelligent account OF
their experiences.
One OF the officers OF the Cobequid
said;
"The ship struck at six o'clock
Tuesday morning while We we're try
ing 10 locate the lightship oil the
I4urcber Bhoal. In the biind,ns snow
storm which prevailed we oyershot
the mark and brought up on the south
east end OF Trinity ledge"
Immediately after the ship struck
we had sent out an 8. o. S., which
was picked up By the Cape Sable wire
less station. Later. with the engine.
room flooded. our operators had TO de.
pend entirely on the auxiliary storage
batteries Then the gale carried away
the deck connections OF the aerials.
A temporary connection. which proved
unreliable. was fxed up but an hour
later this. too. was wrecked,
Early in day the Canadian North
ern liner Royal ST. G"utsc. outward
bound from St John. picked up our
feeble cry and the rescue followed"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-21
DEAD IN JAPAN'S
VOLCANO HORROR
Ashes and Lava Cover Isle and
It's Bodies.
WHOLE CITIES ARE BURIED
Hundreds Leap into Ocean and Are
Drowned While Trying to Escape
From Fiery Roek-Tornsdoes
Alarm Toxic.
WHOLE CITIES ARE BURIED

Toxic. Jan. 1G-Oficial reports OF
the volcano earthquake disaster in
southern Japan brought oct the follow
lag features
Tine small island OF Sakura is Gov
cred with lava and ashes. in places
several feet deep beneath this man
tie lie the bodies of many persons
whose number probably will never be
known. Estimates of the dead must
include a large number OF refugees.
who we're drowned while trying TO
swim from Sakura to the City OF Kago-
shima Kagoshima, town OF $4,000.
is in ruins. Stone buildings collapsed
under the hot ash Simultaneous with
the eruption of the volcano of Sakura-
Jima there occurred all eruption of
Yarigataks. which threw a cloud OF
ashes over Matsumoto.
The eruption OF Sakura-Jima Is grad.
uaily subsiding A heavy rainfall is
clearing the atmosphere and thus as
sisting the work of relief. The entire
island OF Kiushiu, 5000 square miles,
is covered with yoncanic ash in vary
Inc depths
Scientists declare the worst IS over.
adding that the eruption of the vol.
canoes served as vent for acute sub
terranean activity and probably saved
the country from more disastrous
earthquakes. At Kumamoto. north OF
kagoshima, are more than 900 refu-
gees. The whole tragedy has not yet
been told.
The city OF Toxic and surrounding
territory, although 500 miles from the
volcanic disturbances, we're swept in
the last "a hours by miniature lorna
does, filling the city with clouds of
dust and sand and creating the belief
that the capital was feeling the effects
OF the distant eruptione. A feeling of
relief prevailed at night when the
wind died down
Sakura. where the greatest loss of
life undoubtedly occurred. cannot be
Visited, because the eruptions OF Sa-
kura-Jima continues Troops and war
ships are in that region and search
Of the island win be made at the first
opportunity.
Kagoshima, the nearest big city to
Sakura. while 1t suffered great dam
age from the earthquakes. does not
appear to have experienced severe
loss OF life.
All Americans who were in the
stricken region are safe Word to this
effect was received from Carl +. Reich
man, American consul at Nagasaki.
Several American missionaries were
stationed az Kagoshima
Mayazaki, Japan. Jan. L. Refugees
from the stricken island of Sakura,
Cult of Kagoshlma. arrived here. They
reported that the inhabitants OF 500
houses. composing the Village OF Seto
on that Island lost tile way In trying
10 reach the seashore and probably all
persisted together Hundreds were
drowned in trying to swim across the
Gulf OF Kagoshima. The refugees add.
ed that the volcano OF Sakura-Jitna
completely changed its form, several
new eraters having opened.
Washington, Jan, l6---president VIII
son cahled the emperor OF Japan the
sorrow and sympathy OF the American
people over the volcano disaster. EN-
peror Yoshihito oabled Japans "sin.
cerest thanks" In return.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-21
OWNERS USED FUNDS
or THE SiEGEL BANKS
Borrowing Of s754,ooo on Pledge Of
Common Stock Of Store Called
Unfortunate.

New York, Jan. l4.--Henry Melville.
who is receiver for the Henry Siegel &
Co. bank. told the committee on banks
OF the state senate Monday that
whenever any of the proprietors felt
the need of any loose change TO the
amount of a few thousand dollars he
went to the bank and took what he
wanted without giving any note or Sc,
curity of any kind
Siegel hinsels, the receiver said,
borrowed $75I.tSl without security
except a written agreement pledging
$4,000 shares OF the common stock
OF the Siegel Stores corporation
against these loans.
The hearing was held up by the
senate committee 10 get testimony for
use In revising the state banking
laws in relation to the privileges OF
private banks. The whole days ses-
sion was spent investigating the af-
fairs OF the bankrupt Siegel enter
prises. Melville said the transactions
he described were legal under the
present laws, but admitted conditions
were unfortunate"
The Siegel bank. according to the
receivers testimony. had deposits OF
$2.550,333. distributed among $4,000
customers of the Fourteenth street
store In this city. Melville said that
this money was loaned also to the two
Siegel stores in New York and the
one in Boston. The actual assets of
the bank. be said. were $4,000 IN
cash. $25 900 in banks and cash
bond of 500 900.