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La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Unfortunate Accident

S. E. Cheeseman had the mis-
fortune last Sunday morning to
have his left foot caught in a frog
in the local yards while switching,
and it was so.badly mangled that
amputation was necessary at the
instep. He was taken to the
hospital and is reported to be
getting along as nicely as could
be expected under the circum-
stances. Mr.. Cheeseman has been
engaged in the perilous occupation
Of switching at this point for the
past eight years and this is the first
time that he has had an accident.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
es,neIse,.-e,syan.

On the morning Of June 23d. at
seven o'clock. the Rev. Conrad
Bluhm pronounced the ceremony
which united As husband and wife
Mr.. Leroy d. Campbell and Mis-
Lena Gwynn. both Of this city. The
event took place at the brides par
lors on Santa Fe avenue.
Mr.. Campbell is Colorado boy.
having spent many years on his
fathers ranch east Of this city. At
present he has charge Of the Plen-
derleith ranch west of town. MIR.
Campbell has always been known as
a youth of good parts. of sound hab.
its, and of business ability Among
the young people he has a wide cir
Gle of friends.
Miss Gwynn for four years has
been familiar figure in the educa-
tional circles of La Junta, and one
of the most successful teachers in
the public schools. Her talents also
touched the religious interests of the
city, atfilliating as she did with Sun
day School work among growing
young men. The society, well known
as Delta Alpha, which though or
ganized primarily for social purposes
furnished the pastors study in the
new Presbyterian church at cost
of $3.50. has from the first felt the
pulse of her energy, After a fort
night spent in and near Colorado
Springs the bridal pair will take up
their residence in La Junta. Sim
.ce,est congratulations will follow
them.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
s..,e. u As,...~s.. ssy.

ESTATE or JOHN PEARSON. De- gasED:
K Tbs uhd-rsisned. having heen srpoint-n
late Of the county Of Otero. in she state
of Colorado. d-c-s-ed. hereby give, no;irc
,hat h- will appear before the County Court Of
aid Ot.ro County. at the court Hos-s IN La
Junta in .aid County, oa Monday. the Eth day
@. July A. D. 1907, at the hour OF 100 clock a.
m OF aid day. at which time all p@r>on. hA,tns
claim. against said estate are uofiErd asd re-
qu-sted 10 attend for ths purtrs-> Of he meg the
same adjusted. All r-r-on. indebted ~ said
r-tAts are requested 90 make in,aiesiiat- pay
sneEi To .h. undersigned.
Da,ed u, La Juotn. Colo, this ii,h day Of
"a. BEERBoHN.
Administrator Of the estate of JoAs rsarrs'n-
decs.s .csi.
First publication. juno IL. lsus.
Last publication. JniY ~, isU,.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
n.~ s.,,ss On se.e,., Delivery.

No special delivery postage stamps
will be needed after July 1st to in-
sure the prompt delivery Of q letter.
Pursuant to an act Of the last ses-
sion Of congress. Postmaster Gen.
eral NJ eyer has issued an order that
after that date if there is attached
to any letter or package Of mail
matter ten cents in stamps Of any
denomination with the words spec
ial delivery" written or printed on
the envelope or covering in addition
to the postage required for ordinary
delivery. the article will be handled
as If it bore regulation special de-
livery stamp.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
s..,e. q s,.sl ss..,s..s...

James y. Mfo~u. J~csas<sd Nosies Is
hereby gives, thal on Monday. sbe lssh tay
of July. A. ID. 1su. tsinx qee of the regular
dag. of the Juns tsfn Of tks County Court Of
Hsro County. In the State Of Coiorsdy. l. Earl
". hsskins. administrator 0f ssid estate. = al
spt~ar before the judge OF said Ccrrt, psc-
scnt fny hnaf settlement a. such adminIstFs.
Tor. pray the approval Of the same and All
then apply TO hr discharged a. such udminis-
traitor. AZ which time nEd place any trrson
In Interest may npp-sr and pfr-~uf objections
to the same II any there he.
Dated at la Junta. Colorado. June s,I. isGi.
EAkL W. HASkINS.
Administrator of the estate of 1ame. W.
Brown. st~c~as~d-
First publication. June L.. issyz.
Last publication. July q. is<s.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
REMINISCENT
Q o .
Oes.eas6 Feo1 Tebssss
EHes -
TvsSsy Nsses 49,.

C.L. Seeley and wife spent the
Fourth in Garden City.
W.R. Gibson was making arrange
ments to purchase machinery for
boring artesian wells also for gas.
/ Jas. McNeen sold his lumber yard
on the plaza to c. J. Deeds. who has
been his bookkeeper for some time
past.
A. ]. johnson and w. S. English
succeeded Geo. d. Phillips as editor
and and proprietor of the TRIBUNE
July /, 1887.
"But little has been heard of the
La Junta Board Of Trade for some
time" remarked the TRIBUNE
twenty years ago. Strange how
history repeats itself.
A double wedding occurred at
Trindidad July 4th. 1887, the con-
tracing parties being Charles Nor
ser and Miss Hattie Spane. and VIM.
Wickham and Miss Rose Brakey.
A. j. Anderson brought some fine
potatoes into the TRIBUNE Office,
which the editor claims explodes
the theory that potatoes cannot be
grown around La Junta. History
has not repeated itself in this in
stance or late.
A beautiful boquet was presented
to the La Junta baseball club by the
ladies of La Animas. How times
have changed, The best the club
gets now is knock. roast. and the
wrong end of the score.
III one of Pueblo's secondhand
stores would move to La Junta it
would do rushing business in the
sale of goods. declared the TRIBUNE
twenty years ago. The old town has
since outgrown this condition.
The TRIBUNE has contended for
some time past that the Missouri Pa
cific was bound to come to La Junta
and we are now reasonably certain
that the next few months will see
our prediction verified" said the
great family journal twenty years
ago. and the prediction has not been
yet already.
Four carloads Of La Juntaites |
went to Las Animas to celebrate the |
Fourth. Among the attractions was
. shrmish drill by . company Of U.
s. soldiers from Fort Lyon. and the
laying Of the corner stone Of the
courts house and city hall by King
Solomon Lodge Of Masons. In al
match game Of baseball La Junta |
defeated Las Animas by q score Of
25 to Is. How times have changed
in baseball circles! I
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Investigating Our ses..' s.s".a'.

Secretary RIO. McClain and Treas
urer A. r. Slower. of the Manzanola
School Board were visitors at the
La Junta schools one day last week
investigating methods adopted there
relating to labratory and chemical
devices used for the study of chem
istry. The local board has decided
to make several changes in the
school building for the betterment
of conditions. one of which is the in
stalling of labratory for the study
of chemistry. Manzano la Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Summons

sess1! 2! 9ssD g S9sas ~D,.r.issII I"t tor4r
JOHN wrLIiansoxif Plaintiff SUMMONS.
The People o. the State OF Colorado. ~ John
Msiiinmson- the defendant above named.
Yoa are hereby required to sps ear In ac
tioo bsonsht against you by the above NAMED
County. state of Colorado. aud answer tho
comDlainf therein within twenty days after
the s-ryicc hereof. II served within this County !:
too. ~ishin thirty days afier the -er,ic. h~rr-
OF. exclusive of the day OF service; judx-
ment b. default will he taken against 700
sa cop, 20 ' II 81 1sr il me .ss
entitled action he not served with this sum
mons, or il the service hereof be made out Of
hereinbefore .t~ria-d for appearane. and
answer will i,o allowed before the taking Of
judgment by defsui; a aforesaid.
note dated MAJ a.. ~ .aeea,ea bs a.frnd
ant and other. To Mclaughlin Bro-.. for the
sun of SsOO With SJoJO credited thereon.
9es is 50, a. ss,esrr Nil, enoses "sss iss
amounting to ft-so. said note being due July
i-;. Iso5. will more fully appear from the
com paist IN aid acton ta Which ,efersnes y
and served 18th this summons
Aud you are hereby notified that IL you fail
TO aprssar. and 20 an.~er the said eomrinttni X ti
Judgment III accordance with the prayer OF
the complaint.
Given under my band aud the zeal OF said
Court at La Junta Colorado. ia said County.
JB PEARCE.
Clerk of District Court.
By NtKTLE Z. BEowx.
First publication. June Isth-
Last publication Juiy 6th.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Notice for pusies,,ea.
usirrp STATES Lasp

uSiIEp STATES LAND OFFICE. !
Pueblo. Colo. June l. 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Kot-rt ". Beach of Hixbes. Colo. has
filed notice Of his infenfion TO make final Ave
year proof Ia support Of hi- claim. via; Home
.trad En'ry No. li,.i.. made May J. isoi i2r
southeast quarter. section IS, township -
south. runge ~ west. and that said proof Sill
be made before Clerk o. the District Court at
Ia Junta, Colorado. on July u, iss1,.
He uarne- The following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of .ah land. viz Juan /. Martinez OF La
Junta. Coioraio. Juan ). Cortiosa. Of Hisbe..
Colorado. -alome SisiI. Higb~-. Colorado.
william Corbin. Hishe~, Colorado
5. 4 ABBEY. Register.
First duplication. June $, isOi.
Last publication. JGly IL ifUi.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
ass,es Ter rssliestiss.

UNITED SrArRa LAxp OvyIcE AT Il
PuEBLo. Colo. June a. 1907.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
OF his intent, n to make hnal Eve year proof
in support of his claim. viz: Homestead kn-
try No. ilisO. made August -. 1900. for the
west half northwest quarter: west half south,
west quarter, section fifteen. township t~ euty
nine south, range hfty-seyen west. and that
said proof will be made before the clerk Of the
county court at Trinidad, Colo. on August !.
1877.
He names the following witnesse. to prove
h,- eon,inaons residence pPop. and cultivation M 4
Colorado; Charles Hoa4land. of Thatcher,
Colorado; Rudolph Hensley, of Thatcher.
Colorado; J. p. Hensiey, OF Trinidad, Col
orads.
$. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. June 20. 1907.
Last publication. August 3 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Desert Land. final eeoes-aeeee for
pubIlestIoa-

UxrrEp STATES LAxp OTFrcE
PpEsL.o. Cola. June !. I-Y5.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN H1zrkiah II. Norton. of La 1unis Colo-,
ha. flied notie~ of hi- intention To max proof
on his .le-~rf-laDd claim No t1o. for the
= io~sship z .oarh. r.nrr J. ~s.s. besors
Clerk OF the District Court az La Jnnta. Coi-
orado. on Noniny. the Ijsh day OF July, 800.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land Patience L. Howard. Rol~rt s.
Thorn asol. Martin Hire. Clinton r. Iirr-ni~-.
all OF La Junts, Colorado. rural route No. !.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
Pirs, publication. June $. isUs.
Last publication. July Is 1880.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
"e,ns to the Rsess.

G. H. Winchell, H. G. Todd. J. H.
Gates and and w. H. Barkley left
on No. 9 Tuesday for Denver to
watch the bookmakers rope in suck
ers on the races and see the sights.
generally. in the capital city. Of
which, we are informed. there are
quite number Of various and SUM-
dry degrees.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
A.. 70. In a..s Of Meo.y7

If YOU are drawing a salary you
do doubt need money between pay
days the same as many others do.
Perhaps you are paying high rate
Of interest. If so. stop it. Come
and see US and we will save you
money. We will make first-class
chattel mortgage loans.
Very truly yours.
RIVERSIDE LOAN COMPANY.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Notice for Publication.
uSrIED STATES L,sD OYrlcE I,

Pueblo. COLO. June lss.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Juan Martinez OF Higb--e. Colorado. ha.
filed notice of his intention to make FINAL five
year proof in support OF his claim. viz
Homestead Entry No. HE. made July -.
isD. for the southwest quarter sout hea~ i
quarter. southeast quarter southwest qnnrt-r.
section = northeast quarter northwest quar-
ter. north west quarter northeast quarter $50
ton $, tosnship q south. range s. we~s
nud that said proof will liz. made isefore Clerk
of the District Court at La Junfa- Colorado.
on July Is, lgg'.
his contin,ou. re.idence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: Robert u. Reach. Hix.
bee. Colorado; Salome Vigil, Hisb~e. Col
orndo; Juan Snndoyal. La Junfa. Colorado;
Louis u. Beach, Higi,ee, Colorado.
$. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. june 5, 1907.
Last publication. July IA, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1907.
Jtyr, u CITY OF SIX

JtSTA Is CITY VI slA
.-at 30 Ot-ro county the greatest
| agricultural county an skn7 Ar.uh-
iii sss VALLEY. three beet -nsar tse-
torie< b-iuz locst-d y thin i;- nonl.
anrl.s- la Jnnts J. located at fh. !onstlon oi
ti,fr.. diyisioa- OF the A,ehisoa. Topeka sud
sanLa re. 81 inil-s west OF kan-@- tit5s
Isl miles southeast OF D~ufer siNtS -tuf''T
Iaile. eas: OF Pueblo. add eighty 90. miles
uortb at,d east nf Trinidad. la iis't the santa
y. rap-.ii.ied SsOJ.,DJ Ia Isfuths'iit rpfsstrhc-
tion work consisting of machine shpi,~ store
houses, roundhop--. etc. The raiiroadcDn-
A. III. pise. over ssjyO !or labor. The s~ink
sugar Factory. five mikes west of IL Jnnta
~as erected IL. 1896 at a cost Of f,JptDp In
Junta has last rebuilt and -rf-nde.f u. ~stTt
sys,.n at au rIp~nsc oi r0.np u y o~p'Ti
by the city. agd commenced opera ton from
rev source Of supply la February. llH'. b@
altitude j. l.1I5 fss,. aud tho cliuiai" taken
the year rputsd. I. ussnrpn->sn. Almost cofi,
.t.nt sunsbift- cbn ract.rix-s the " tttas- md
a wholly cloudy day Is rarity. In yuhta has
all the metropolitan convenience n--den ., a
city of - 80 population. including uiahy '4e-
%. brick -idegslk-. "a p~tf-et sJsf"m of ,abi-
tary a. srrug~. nu electric light plant ~htfh
supple. an aliqbay and all-ntIht service, an ar
tiacial lee plant OF -esrb tous dailS csPaegt5'
ot sio<ins 800 tos- Of pure moantaiH lee,
IA rec rr al tree delivery routes. city letter car
rter Office for local delivery, hrr department;
telephone aJs,sm with 40 .nbsrril'ers, apo
.tatr. a school .y.tsai eNccilsd 10y no city ~
the state employ tas t~rnty seven tsnch"fs
ia isruty two rooms. with new sHNp ht<h
sehopI com pl,-nd iI fss, ten churches, stsiesn
secret and frnt4rnni orders, two banks, 5000
capital and ssjO.DD0 dcpo-it.; on- DAN, nn1
two weekly Brw spagrr., opera bpu-r ~ -
seating capacity. brick plant Of SipH datly ca,
psrity manufacturing b.st quality of Sitrfh-1
brick. four mill of 20 barrel. daily capacity
cement block plant In fact. Ls Junts j. on-
Of the b.,s, town, oi it. size In Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29

A few doses Of this remedy will in
variably cure an ordinary attack OF
dixrrhRa.
II can always be depended upon.
even in the more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
It Is equally successful for summer
dixrrh9a aud cholera infantum in
children, and Is the means of saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take.
Every man Of . family should keep
this remedy In bis home. Buy II now.
Pn1cR. 9JC. LAR0I SizE, SOC. z
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29

JTNFA TS VII VI SFN
Thousand population and county
.-at 20 Ot-ro county. the greatest
agricultural county inska7 Ar.un-
sss VALLEY. thref beet -ugaf fsc-
tori~< i..ifiy located within i;. boun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-03
ANOTHER PIGG CAUGHT.
This Time 1t Is Ransom and Charge
Is Grand Larceny.

Ransom Pigg, the youngest member
of the Pigg family, was arrested last
night on a charge of larceny, and a
state warrant issued for him today.
Pigg is accused of stealing Sis from
John Mcintosh. his cousin. Both Pigg
and Mcintosh were arrested as they
were leaving the Elite theater, by Ser
geant Ross and Detective Judkins,
who had been shadowing them for
some time. When Pigg was searched
at the police station. the money was
found in his shoe. Mcintosh is being
held under bond to appear against
Pigg.
Wednesday morning Mcintosh,
dressed in cowboy get-up, dropped
into Topeka and hunted up his rela-
tives. the Piggs. He announced that
he was a bold bad article from Wyo-
ming, and that he had money to burn.
He Immediately started out on a large
drunk with Ransom Pigg, and was
fairly well s'stewed' when captured by
the police.
The pair went to the Elite theater,
and the officers. who had been attract
ed by their movements. followed them.
Inside the show house the policemen
observed the cousins sitting together
and as they came out they were both
arrested. At this Mcintosh complain
ed that he had been touched for his
watch. The watch was later found in
his pocket, but the fob, a cheap leath-
CI WAS dIlOliS The e1CClS ldhSA
from Pigg when he was searched. Pigg
stoutly maintained that he had no in
tention of robbing his relative, but that
the latter had shown such a laudable
desire to throw away his money, that
he had taken il for safekeeping.
After the arrest of Pigg and McIn-
tosh, some more facts in the case ap-
peared. The principal fact was A. b.
Mcintosh, father of the bad man from
Wyoming" who is a cattle buyer in
Mercer, Mo. He was on the trail OF
his son, and guessed that he would
find him in Topeka. Monday the
left his home in Mercer, Mo-. after
stealing $500 from his father. He
made this Touchdown" while loafing
around the Mercer bank. in which his
father is interested. With the $500 he
started out, landing in Kansas City,
where he acquired his cowboy outfit
and a gold watch. together, with fine
assortment of Kansas City drinks
Thence to Topeka. with his father, who
by that time was on his trail, just "a
hours behind. The elder Mcintosh got
here this morning in time to find his
son in the hands of the sheriff, who is
Mr.. Mcintosh is going home this even
ing, and says that he is not going to
take the son along. He has the Sis,
all that is left of the $500 stolen by his
son, and stated positively that he would
leave the youth in Jail until Piggs
hearing, in case he is bound over to
the district court.
Pigg was arraigned this morning,
and his bond set at $1,000. His pre-
lin1inary hearing is set for this after
noon, but may be continued.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-03
MRS. TIPPIN NOT CRAZY
Jury Decides That She Is Sufferer But
Sane.

After an extended inquiry. which was
held this morning by commission con-
sfsting of Drs. Ryder and Judd, with
Dr. Nfcol as examining physician, a
decision was given that Mrs. Lottie
Tfppin is not insane and she was given
her liberty.
Mrs. Tippin was taken into custody
by the sheriff yesterday on the COM
plant of her husband that she was in
sane. Mr.. Tippin runs the restaurant
at No. 204 West Sixth avenue. He based
his complaint on his belief that his
wife, to whom he was married in Oc-
tober last, had mania for self-de-
struction.
He told on the witness stand today
of going to her room on Saturday ev-
ening last and finding her on the bed
with glass of carbolic acid and wa
ter in her hands. He believed that she
had taken some of it and his idea that
she had tried to commit suicide was
strengthened by the finding of a note
written by her in which she had de-
clared that she had ended her life and
of her son.
Mrs. Tippin testified that she was a
great sufferer from pains in the legs
and had mixed up some carbolic acid
in water to take through a mistake
She said that she had intended to take
some camphor and water. She admit
ted that the note was in her hand
writing but declared that she did not
remember writing II. She said that
frequently when suffering from the pain
in her legs she would do things that
she would forget about afterwards and
she presumed that she had written the
note in one of these spells. She said
she had no desire to take her life and
did not think that she would ever be
tempted to do so.
DR.. Nicoll testified that he believed
the woman to be sane and a number
of neighbors testified that they had
noticed RI
which had suggested to them that she
was not in her right mind.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-03

turned to her home. In a railroad acct
dent about ten days ago Mr. Ray met
with painful injury to his left hand
which necessitated amputation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-03
BEET SUGAR PHOTOGRAPHS.
Views Near Garden City Sent to
- Jamestown Exposition.


There were sent from Topeka Tuesday
a collection Of photographs illustrating
the beet sugar industry of Finney coun-
t. which are to be placed in the gov
eminent reclamation service exhibit In
the government building at the James,
Kansas collection in the government
publicity work.
These pictures were taken in Finney
county last week by special photog-
rapl1er sent there from Topeka by the
Santa Fe railroad for the purpose of
showing in the east the wonderful pos
sibilities of what is commonly called the
semi-arid region of western Kansas.
They represent that country as it today
exists-its alfalfa and wheat fields, its
prosperous farms and thriving towns.
Special attentions.is given to the beet
sugar industry and scenes of growing
beet fields and the operating factory,
which was built by the United States
of million and a half dollars and is re-
gGrded as being the most completely
equipped plant in the country.
Only two sets of the pictures were
allowed made, one finished in sepia to
be used at jamestown by the govern
with the distinct understanding that
the pictures, either separately or col
1ectively, should not be copied, given
away or allowed reproduced in any
newspaper or magazine, and the dupli-
cate set is reserved by the Santa Fe adj
vertising department and will be used to
illustrate 1907 folders and booklets sent
out by the road.
Lectures calling attention to and ex-
planning the pictures in detail will be
given once a week at Jamestown in
connection with the reclamation work
and it is expected that great publicity
will be given to this part of the coun-
try and it's special and peculiar POSSIBLE
tiles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-03
NAME IS A SECRET.
But TcIegraphers Have Been Ordered
to Strike in Another City.

San Francisco, July 3.-President
S. J. Small of the Telegraphers' union
confirms the report that he had or
dered out the operators in another
city.
81 have ordered the union operators
in at least one more city out on
strike" said he. ct will not, however,
at this time divulge the name of the
city, but the telegraphers have been
notified and will be out in less than a
week. When the whistle sounds. in
the office designated, the key men will
leave their places. Until then, or I'M
til I choose to make the place known,
neither the telegraph companies nor
the public will know where the bolt
is to fall
Small was out of the city all day
yesterday, returning shortly before
midnight. He said he had been in
Sacramento visiting relatives" Both
telegraph companies are now accept
ing business without the stipulation
of Subject to delay.
According to the officials of the To-
cal union there have been but four
assertions from their ranks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-03

and be the guests tonight and all day
of the Fourth of Misses Nellie ana
Alice Skinner.
Garfield park will be thrown open
to the public tomorrow and all who
wish can celebrate the Fourth there.
The park is in good condition for such
an outing, the shade is excellent and
abundant and the grass is fine. Two
ball games will be played by the North
Topeka Perfection team, one In the
forenoon and one in the afternoon.
Those who wish to enjoy q pleasant
outing in a cool, shady grove can md
no better place than Garfield park.
Mr.. Schmidt, the south side tailor,
who with Mrs. Schmidt were out in
their automobile last evening. met with
an accident which compelled them to
abandon their trip and return to town.
They were going along on the Roches-
ter road with Mrs. Schmidt running the
car when an automobile came up be-
hind them. The blowing Of the horn
of this second mS~;hine caused Mrs.
Schmidt to lose her head and she drove
her car into a telephone pole at the
side of the road. The front of the ma
chine was more or less injured but with
the help of a machinist OF that neigh
borhood they were able to repair the
damages sufficiently to allow them 70
make the trip home. Fortunately the
automobile was going very slowly, 9th
erwise there might have been serious
accident.