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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
HIGHBALL WINS TIE EMPIRE STATE STAKES Sonoma Girl Gives Victor Hot
 Brush in Quarter of
 First Heat. THEN LOSES THE PLACE Wilkes Heart Comes in Second
 -Ardelle Wins in the Fast Pace.
THEN LOSES THE PLACE

COHllHueu lnEedl6ulHS LO-udy uullAS the second days program of the grand circuit races at the State fair, but it did not rain until just before the fourth heat of the 2;12 trot. This heat was raced in semi darkness and the finish was postponed until to- morrow.
 The feature of the day was the Elm pire State stake for 2:14 trotters, worth $10,000, which was won in commanding style by Ed Geers with Highball. Sonoma Girl was in the race, but the best she could do was , to finish third in the two final heats after capturing second position in the first. In the two latter heats she was beaten by Wilkes Heart, the Hartford l winner for the place. Highball still limped in jogging, as for some time past, though his lame ness was apparently forgotten when | he began scoring As for Sonoma Girl, she trotted with steadiness re- markable. considering her seasons record for wildness, but she seemed soft" and leg-weary after her recent rest and could not maintain the pace As 1t was, she gave Highball his only real pace in the third quarter of the first heat, which the pair travelled in l thirty seconds. She then dropped back beaten, and was no longer for midable.
 i Geers was again successful with Ar delle in the 2:05 pace, which the mare captured in. straight heats with com parative ease. Rudy Kip captured second money in this race and Prin- cess Helen third Rudy Kip forced Ardelle to step at lively clip on the stretch in the second heat.
 The 2;09 pace was another straight heat affair and was won by The Don na, Mixedwood and Schermerhorn di- viding second and third money, while Byron Kay and Gambit were distance [ ed In the second heat.
 For the fourth heat in the 2:12 trot there survived Mae Hart and Gold Burr, which won the first and second heats; Wild Bell, which look the third, and Zaza, which had finished second in the second heat and tenth in the first and third. Wild Bell took the heat and the race was then postponed. First Race-2;05 Pacing-(2 in g.
 Purse $1,O0o.
 Ardelle, br m, by J. H. L., E, F.
 Goers, Memphis, Sangers. l Rudy Kip, br h, Murphy. .. 3 ? Princess Helen, m, McDon ,ald.. ...., .,.i.,........ 5 Judge Wilson, D g, Spencer... 3 Nervolo, b h, Cox ... .......... 5 4 phalla, b m. Gatcomh .,... dis
 Time, 2;O7, 2:o5 1-4
 Second Race-2:14 Trotting 6 in 5
 Purse $1O.0OO
 Highball, b g, by pr. Hook
 er-Lena S., by Tom Cow
 lngton, P. F. Geers, Mem
 phis, Geers .,,..,.a. Wilkes Heart, b h, by Great
 Heart Baldy, by Hamil-
 tonian Wilkes, r. May
 baum, Newark, N. J., Es-
 tell ... ........I. 2 Sonoma Girl, br m, by Lem
 wood-W Maud Fowler by
 Antoe, J. H. Crabtree,
 Quincy, Mass McHenry,. ? 3 Clary Latus. ch m. by Pila-
 tus Mamie Nutwood, by
 Nutwood, Oakhurst Farm,
 Whitcnsvllle, Mass. Dick
 erson ...,....... 5 Genteel H., mr h, W. Me-
 Donald /. .............. 6 Thornfleld, hr h, Benyon .. 6 4
 Tlme-2:06 S-4, 2;O6 3-4, 2:O6 S-4 Third Race-2:09 Pacing e in g.
 Purse $1 ,00e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
WATCH AND CHAIN STOLEN.
Colored Waiter Arrested for Theft

OOIOTeu WHIItF AFIesLtU Tor TheTt.
 Detectives Dorman and Daley last night arrested John Scotland, rolorA I waiter, residing on Foote street, on the charge of the theft of gold watch and chain from Miss Alice Young if 74 Edgewood avenue The theft was cons mitted Monday evening while Scotland was visiting another colored walter who boards at the Young home. Sas- picion was at once directed toward him and he was arrested on Dixwell ave nue by the detectives last night.
 During the day they recovered the watch and chain,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
A LOVES VOYAGE COUPLE.
Manager and Cashier Married fin West
 Haven.

I1ANCl.
 The matrimonial atmosphere which has hung around the White City all summer and which has caused at least four couples to start out from there on the sea of life together penetrated the hearts of w. S. Cleveland of Springfield, who was the manager, and Miss Mary Fowler, the cashier at the Loves Voyage" They were married last evening at 8 o'clock at the brides home, 46 Holmes street, West Haven, by the Rev. Arthur J. Gam mack of Christ church. There were goodly number of friends and neigh bors who witnessed the iceremony and wished the couple love voyage for life. After short trip they will re- side in Springfield.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
NEW HAVEN BowLERs WIN.
Outclass Meriden Men and Take Three
 Straight Games.

At Johnson's bowling alleys last evening, the New Haven state league bowlers won three straight games from the Meriden team with ease. The To- cal bowlers were ahead at nearly ev- cry stage of each game and complete ly outclassed their opponents, E. Swift of the New Ravens was high man. both for a single roll and for total.
 On Tuesday night the New Haven bowlers will go to Waterbury,
 The scores of last nights games l follow:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

the mice had been in the barrel and had left nothing but shells.
 MT. Wheeler, who was man of ann pie means, died last spring.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

She (encouragingly)-"A faint heart never won fair lady, you know" He (with extreme nervousness)-"H "H-m! No, and a faint heart never got away from one, either. ."-Bystander.
 Miss Krossigh-"Oh! you wonder who that homeiy looking man is? We'll, he happens to be my brother!' Mfr. Mlx-"O, pray excuse me; I should have known it by the resemblance! = Chicago Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
Totals

Sacrifice hits: Fraser, Merwin Stowe. Two base hits: Gauggels. Stolen bases: Merwin, g. Cook. Benham, 2: Hertz, Stewart Double plays: Cook to Bunrke. Base on balls; Off Brastow. 5; of Gauggels, 5. Hit by pitched bali Weiner, Hertz and Burke. Struck out: pitches: Brastow, 1; Gauggels, 9. Timeof game, 2:0O, Umpire, Lush.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

IIIIIV--l sVo -fi l'VI Uf'
 TO beat track trotting record with out wind shield Major Delmar G:59 S-4), b g, by Delmar, driven by Alta Mcdonald, lost.
 Time-:S1 3-4, 1:03, 1;34, 2:06.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Engagement is Announced.

The announcement of the en-
gagement of Mr.. David S. Ben
jamin of Springfield, H., to Miss Ger
trude Bear, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Bear of this city will be
received with genuine pleasure by
the numerous friends of the family
throughout northeastern Iowa. Mr.
Benjamin is a prominent resident of
Springfield, where he is engaged in
the insurance and real estate business,
and his betrothal to a beautiful aud
accomplished daughter in one of the
most prominent and widely known
families in this part of the state,
ELECTS congratulations on both sides.
Mr.. Benjamin and Mr.. S. G, Heller
of Chicago have been guests at the
home of their friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Bear the past few days, and quite
a numberof our people have had the
pleasure of meeting them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
District Court Closes.

The February term of the district
court for Winneshiek county will
close today, after a term lasting three
and one-half weeks, during which a
large amount of business has been
done There has been no jury and
Judge Hobson has been very busy dis
posing of matters concerning the set
Element of estates, etc. Following Is
list of the cases disposed of since
our last issue:
Oscar L. Miller VS. Christine Mil
ler-divorce granted TO plaintiff
Catherine Mccormick VS. Mathew
Mccormick ct al-Amendment &c
referees final report approved.
Michael Walsh VS. VIM. Elliott Ell
al-title to premises quieted in
plaintiff as prayed.
Sarah Bailey Landgraff VS. Mathew
r. Bentley ct al-judgment and de-
cree in accordance with written order
by Judge now on file.
Josephine Boyd VS. Abraham Boyd
divorce granted to plaintiff.
Jacob Capp VS. Otto Book ct aids
missed by plaintiff at his costs
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Luther College Base Ball Team.

For some time past the candidates
for place upon the Luther College
base ball team have been hard at work
The team this spring will be managed
by Prof. Sjgurd Rogue. with G. A
lessen assistant. The following have
been approved by the athletic associa
tion for places on the team: j
Holkesvik, S. Dahl, j r. Naeseth
S. Rogue, H. Williams, X. Waller
0. Nygaared, p. Qualley, A. Mon
son, Joseph Jerdee, l.. Fries, O.
Ruem, c. Harstad. NJ Monson. H
Leum, b. Rosenquist, +. Peterson
III. Williams. G.. Hjelle. The schedul,
has not vet been completed, but the
usual number of college game
will be played, and the team is ex
pected to keep up its old-time reputa
tion again this year
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Pure Food Ice Cream.

Several days ago Otto Dahljelm,
proprietor of the Sugar Bowl, sent
his formula for making ice cream TO
the State Food and Dairy Commits
sioner, and is in receipt of "a letter
from him stating that it complies in
every way with the requirements of
the pure food law. Mr.. Dahjelm is
doing an immense wholesale and re-
tail business in ice cream, and it will
be source of satisfaction to his Gus
toners to know that his delicious
tasting ice cream is also made from
pure materials.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Death OF James Johnson.

James B. Johnson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Johnson, of Pleasant
township, passed away last Tuesday
evening at the age of eighteen years
and two months, after an illness of
ten weeks duration from diabetes.
He was born in the home where he
died on November H., 1888, and was
the third son who passed out through
this home to the great beyond. He
was young man who enjoyed a
wide acquaintance and was the
friend of everyone he knew, and his
death just at the threshold of life
will be greatly mourned. Funeral
services were held on Friday morning
from the Norwegian Methodist church
at Locust, Rev Korsmo officiating.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Goes to Milwaukee.

The many friends of Mr.. +. G..
Elithorp will regret to learn that he
is TO leave DEBORAH He will depart
tomorrow for Milwaukee, where he
will accept the management of a
large retail yard for the Wilbur Lum-
Der Go. at West Allis, a suburb of
Milwaukee. This yard is four or five
times as large as the DEBORAH yard
and the position is much more
responsible.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
BUYS Out Dairy Business.

j. G. Beard now has monopoly ON
the dairy bu inesss for the city of De-
corah, having just purchased the milk
route of Lewis Blodgett, which will
be united with his routes. through
which he will serve the whole city.
Mr.. Beard has an established reputa-
ton for excellent service and the
city is assured that he will meet all
requirements as to quality and price.
as he has done heretofore
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Vic. Dolliver Dead.

Victor Dolliver, brother of Senator
j. p. Dolliver, and a prominent Iowa
politician well known throughout the
state, was found dead in his bed at
his home in Fort Dodge Sunday after
noon. He was in usual health when
he retired Saturday evening, but was
stricken with heart disease.
The National Bank of DEBORAH
See their notice. 90
-Ruckwheat -four and maple syrup
at Tracy's. Phone 49, 40
Book sale at Brunt d Parman's.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Turning Club Entertainment.

The annual entertainment Of the
Luther College Turning Club will be
held at the Auditorium next Wednes-
day evening, commencing at 8 80.
The Turning Club is doing some ex-
cellent work this year and this
promises to be one of the best enter
tainments given by this club. Admis-
sion will be 20 cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Card Of Thanks,

The undersigned desire to express
their sincere thanks to the many
friends and neighbors who so kindly
ssisted them during their late bereave
ment, especially TO the NJ. W. A. foI
beautiful floral Offering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27

-Denatured Alcohol ut Brunt &
Parman's. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

minerals right here. and u associa-
ton will begin work at once getting
up exhibits
4 can not say just what the nature
Of that exhibit viii be. but we Will
have each and every mine represented.
and will try to prepare some novel
form OF exhibit The mining indus
try Of New Mexico, and particularly
that Of the Organ mining district. has
been overlooked. New Mexico has
n OF the richest. II not the richest.
mining districts Ia the United States.
Unfortunately. California. Colorado
and Arizona got In first and developed
big mines and consequently at every
big exposition those districts are able
TO put mp larger exhibits than New
Mexico n attract more attention. AT
Albuquerque e fall the congress
will be a New Mexico proposition. an
Of the visitors who attend will have
their eyes on New Mexico and her in
and our properties will come
in for just consideration. We will
take advantage Of the opportunity
The following companies form the
Organ Mountain Mining association.
Stephenson-Bennett Mining company.
Mining company. Memphis
company. ModOc mines. Excel
slor Mining company. Big Three Mn
ing company. Salina Mining company.
Dona Dora Mining company, Big Horn
company Mormon Mining
company and the Victoria Mining and
smelling company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
WILL ASK GOVERNOR
TO PARDON MORROW
Fri nds of Man Convicted ON Nine
Near-Old Charge Active in
His Behalf.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journail
Roswell. \. NJ, Dec l3-For an al
legtd crime committed when IN his
teens. as a boy who had fallen into
bad company. sam Morrow. as q man..
nov faces a sentence in The peniten-
tiary and his wife hack in Globe,
Aria. a%uNiously awaits his return til
homecoming would be doubly vel
come as q visit % the home OF the
stork be scheduled In the rear future.
when Morrow was r. lad nineteen
ear 81 age he wss arrested in Eddy
eoNutN ON The charge ~ hprse-steallug
anu receiving stolen horses. and was
locked up lu ial az Carlsbad 90 await
trial He escaped from Jail there nine
o. 70 Z and went % Arizona. where
he married happily and was living an
upright life al Globe engaged In the
honorable business 90 contracting.
when arrested on the old charge hang
ing oVer him iu New Mexico.
John VanWinkle went 20 Globe
from this section and recognized Nor
He promptly notified The Off
a Morrow WAS brought back.
Morrow secured a change 10 venue
from Eddy rountN and 40 the present
term ot court here Doe was found
guilty Goa the second charge uf the Iu-
dietmcut of receiving stolen uroperfv
The prisoner ts highly connected here
and Immediately DTS hrother-iu-laW.
Lee Fountain. started o. petition to
Judge William o. Pope. asking him
Goo give 3D. suspended sentence during
good behavior THE petition was siru-
90 hN eleven 90 the Jurors Who cone
Nigtrd him. the prosecuting witnesses
many county officials Including Sntr-
ln Charlie L. Pallard. OF this tchaves1
county and Sheriff james CHRISTOPHER
Eddy county vher, tre ALLEGED
crime Was committed. and many OF
The most prominent business arf rr1-
men Hf born Cra,r and
Eddy CuunUes
Judge Pope go not heed .ra re.i-
tnn ana sentenced Morrow .a one
year in the peuiteuuars on SANTA b.
'ut said boz would recommend that.
.he prisoner b. paulnneI .1
months under good behavior
Morrow is in sail here r.l and
relatives and friends uI mnafi.
itel} circulate a petition fn Governor
irorge curry asking hfs uucnuHI.i1rl
pardon before D. stigma nd Hst.ra
-rfniteutisrH doors closed lm
- enacted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
ORGAN MOUNTAINS
WILL EXHIBIT
Association Of Companies 0p-
Grating 10 Rich District to
Have Bic Display at luiga-
ton Congress Next Fall

ANNFNAaA heffF@AHunrAN A"EAAhA @"AFMAA- j
las Crucee y NJ. Dee I2-The
Mesilla valley and Dona Ana county
ave come TO the front in the six
teenth National Irrigation congress. Co
be held az Albuquerque next fan. ia
making "a handsome donation Of
$500 o. defray the expenses of the
congress and by making application
for o. securing the noor space tu
rhe amouut of e.0eo squarc feet for
the exhibit OF the valley and her
products Naw Dona Ana county b
going O. 90 one better than she has
done During The meeting held here
on MetuezdaH Colonel r. r. Tuitch-
ell in the course Of his remarks. stat
ed D a 90 o. the desire 81 the board
u control % The congress that exhibits
showing ur an q the of
New Mexico De- made. particularly TX
hibits Of the mining industry.
IN accordance with this request the
organ Mountain Mining association.
composed uf the mines IN the organ
mountains % nona Ana county.
through the president % that associa-
ton. Mr O. Mccullough. today
said = was 81 b meeting az Las
Cruccs on wednesday After hearing
the speech % Colonel Tw8fchem stat
iHE that Dc me desire 90 tire con
Eress tn have exhibits Of the mining
Industry af the next fall Nou
Mining association wiu have an ex-
hlhit at A~lhuquenque hat uEu b. an
honor @ our dstricL We have The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
BICYCLE TEAMS SPRINT
WITH LITTLE RESULT
Relative Position 81 Leading Contest
ants Remains Unchanged.

New York. Dee. 1f-Shortly before
midnight Matt Downey. by a fine
burst Of speed. sought 10 make the
lap that separated his team from the
leaders. Moran n Butt. of The lead
ing teams. however. managed to keep
Wheei and wheel with DOwney. but In
the sprint Krebs and Vanderstuyft M
Logan and Bargett lost a lap. AT I
o'clock the leaders had covered f.s44
miles and six lays and the relative po-
sitions Of the riders we're unchanged
Walter Rutt and Joahn Stol. the
German-Holland team. are tied with
Joe Fogler. OF Brooklyn. and Jimmy
Moran. OF Boston. with five OF the
other teams n lap behind. while
Nanoni. Of Italy. and Breton. %
France. are six laps behind. The 10
o'clock score
Fogler-Moran. 1902 miles: no laps
Rutt-StoL. 1909 miles. no laps.
Georget- Dupre, 1901 miles nine
laps.
Logan-Bardgett. 1901 miles nine
laps
Galyln-wney 1901 miles nine laps
Northumberland. 1901 miles
nine laps.
Downey-Downing. 1897 miles nine
Breton-vanonL 1901 miles three
laps.
The record for this hour Is 2.isi
three laps. made in 1898 by
Miller and Waller.
The score at IL o'clock:
Fogler-Moran and Butr-Stol. s2S
) laps.
Georget-Dupre. Galvin-Wiiey. Dow
ming. i.a2S miles : laps.
Logan Bardget. Krebs Wander
stuyft. l.92s miles 6 laps
Breten-Nanoni. 1928 miles I lap
In the springing between N and ~
the l.ogan-Bardgett and
Nrebs~ Nauderstuyft teams lost % lap.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
RUFF MAY ENJOY
IMMUNITY BATH
Declares His Evidence
is Needed to Convict Rich
Bdbers in San francisco.

Boston, Dec. 3-Disfrict Attorney
William H.. Langdon. Of san Fran
cisco. spoke before the city club to-
night on municipal graft" treating
specially upon recent developments In
San Francisco and touching upon the
general methods of municipal con.
troll.
Attorney LaEgdon. when questioned
today concerning a report that Abe
Ruef. the indicted boss ~ San Fran
cisco. would be given immunity A.
his evidence was necessary in the case
OF James Gallagher. ne said
Abe Ruef j. the connecting link
in the chain between the crimes Of
chairman Of the board Of
supervisors. who was indicted fol
bribe Taking. and the public utilities
corporations. which gave the brides,
nd although We have much clrcum-
evidence against Gallagher.
Ruef ran give rs more Ruef viii re-
seive only the treatment ne Is en-
TO from the prosecution
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

ChlCaRol Dec I3.-ReadInE % dOcu-
mentary evidence was constant IN the
Walsh trial today, The government
contends hat Walsh used large pro-
portions 81 The funds Of the Chicago
National bank. the Home Savings
bank and Of the Equitable Trust com
pany. and 70 ssostantiate this brought
IN the books 81 the three Institutions
jury
itWas brought out that some OF the
bonds when had been sold 90 the
Home savings bank had. according
10 the entries on the books. been
merely Transferred from the discount
department Of the Chicago National 10
the bond department and had not neeI.
in reality been sold az all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
NEW WORKERS CHAFE
UNDER THE LID
Board of Aldermen Struggle
With Question Of Modifca-
ton Of the Blue Laws,


~ 'NNAN Y ANA"FA Wv
New York, Dee l8-Whether New
Workers are 90 have a more liberal
sunday than b. permitted under he
present law as recently Interpreted
hy Supreme Court Justice O'Gormun
was debated by representative OF
nearly an classes % a cosmopolitan
city az q public hearing before an al
dsrmanlC committee today To this
committee has been referred hy M
board 90 aldermen. q resolution de-
signed % qualify the present legal re-,
atrictluns 80 far as they may D. modl-
into conflict with the penal code. The
~poruurated iu M new city charter.
would allow such entertainments Of
"a musical and intellectual order A.
would NOT violate thr traditional sig
n~incance 81 b. DAY They provide
fOr the opening of the fhsaters opera
houses AND other places where con
certs have long been held ON sunday
Proponents end opponents of thc res.
oluiiou were heard hy the committee.
which VIII report Go the ful bnHro
next Tuesday. What thIs report villa
De-. Do already determined. ~ not
known Next sunday will necessarily
o. blue as was last. although the
Eden museum and some of the peuns
nrcades have secured -tujuuctlous 81
theY will De- anle t1 do business a.
usuUL The thrater men generally
will pot violate The law. but VIII
await tho action 81 fhe board
Protestant Catholic. German anr
Jewish societies aud labor orEanlEs-
tnnr wero represented today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
OUTLOOK DARK FOR
STEEL co. CREDITORS
Receiver Estimates They VIII ses
les Than H1fy Gents On
tile Dollar.

Birmingham. Ala, Dec. I3-Colonel
n. q. Busch. chairman 81 the board
nf receivers Of the Bankrupt Southern
steel company. today cad the boards
report TO q large gathering Of credit
nrs who had assembled la this city.
The report contained several sensa.
fional features. According 10 Colonel
Busch's report. the total assets are
xi2T0.52s. and the company's Habit
lilies xg.5k2.2I4. from which colonei
Busch Inferred creditors wouh gel
PERHAPS so cents on the dollar less the
expenses Of the ~receiyership. one
striking feature OF the report was IN
connection with the surplus account
% which q was brought out that
sI.000. coo was fictitious. The works
and properties as shown by the books
- the Southern Steel company are
valued AZ N~gnhsaI5i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
WORKMAN BURNED
IN BOILING SUGAR

Pueblo. Colo. Dec. IA special
from Holly says. While engaged in
cleaning the ~carbonaIing tanks al the
sugar factory of the Holly construc-
ton company. l. J.. Guthrie and Al
herr Fink, two employees, we're caught
in 3 stream Of boiling syrup from M
~ fhe tanks and severely burned.
cuthrle was badly burned about the
mead and shoulders. Fink. In his
scramble Tor a place Of safety. fell
and his feet and legs were submefgec
ia the boiling mas INJECTING severe
burns. Tonight both men are in a.
serious condition.