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the character Of Mr. Hammond and gpoke
words Of consolation 10 the members Of
his family. Elder Chas. G. shaw pro-
nounced tho benediction and Elder Joseph
Miller ofnciated IN defeating the grayS.
IL seems particularly sad case In
throwing -four children, all boys, onto
the world without parental care. II Is
also @ severe blow 20 the young lady,
Miss Hunsaker, who was To have become
his wife IN the near future
HOSPITAL NOTES.
The young man, Aaron PETERSON, from
MiuNille. who received "a bad scalp wound
by the breaking Of a steam pipe al the
sugar factory the other day ~ somewhat
improved.
T'hos. Griffin OF Richmond is at the hos
ptal Ia this city undergoing treatment
Tor kidney trouble.
A small child OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilks OF Star Valley has undergone an
operation at the Bulge hospital Tor CLEFT
palate and harellp. This operation will
be followed by another In about three
weeks.
Tho 12-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Eames Of the Second ward
was operated on last week FOR mastoid.
Seth Lauce OF whitney r. az the hospital
suffering from an attack Of bowel trou-
BILE but is somewhat improved.
Franklin. was operated on last Saturday
for appendicitis.
VISIT or THE sTORK.
The stork has been kept busy Of Iate
Sons were brought 20 the following. Mr.
Fourth ward MT and Mn Ezra Carlson
Of the Third ward Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Picket. MI. ana Mrs. David jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a. whitney Of Mill
VILE, and a daughter 10 Mr. and Mn, W.
w Hendricks.
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Many demonstrations Of affection were
shown. The floral offerings were ntmcr-
ous and beautiful The Millvne choir
furnished beautiful music for the ocCa-
sion. Elder Orson Smith offered the
opening prayer President Oleon Stohl Of
the BoxCldcr stake was the first speaker.
re spoke OF his association with the de-
ceased during the past four years. and
OF the high estocm in which be was held
was followed by Elders A. O. Barber,
Israel Barlow. Jr., n. G.. Henniger
President W. O. Parkinson Of the Hyrum
stake aud Elder Joseph Miller Of Farm
ington. all Of whom paid high tribute TO
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RANDOLPH.
JAMES JACKSON DEAD.
Victim Of Blood Poison--Wheat In
jnrcd by Frost--Ne,ys Briefs.

Victim Of Blood Poison--Wheat In
lurcd by Frost--Ncws Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Randolph. Rich Co. Sept lit
was "a big day in Randolph. saturday
the 8lst OF August. The chief attrac-
ton was a horse race between Norris
horse from Randolph and Alleys
horse from Laketown. Somewhere
near 5000 changed hands over the
race. be was a quarter mile race and
the Alley horse came out ahead.
DEATH OF JAMES JACKSON.
James Jackson. one OF RANDOLPH
leading citizens. passed away suddenly
Ho was sick but about "a week with
~ hat was pronounced blood poison.
He WAS Tor q few days under the doe
tors care. and then was taken 10
Evanston whore he died and tho re-
mains were taken 90 Woods Cross for
trial. The funeral took place there
last sunday Memorial services were
also held hero al the time OF the
funeral ne returned from the Colo
RADIO mission last fall
John SNOWFALL is around again after
a serious illness with an attack Of
pneumonia
Nearly au OF the wheat lon ,he VAL
ley has been injured by frost. other
wise the grain looks fine The hay
crop a very good People are getting
through with their hay but ID has been
very hard 20 get help as men are
90 scarce
Mr. u q. Fackrell Is erecting a new
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ed by L.averne Whitney Major OF
Springvjlle, against LennoX V. W.
Major. on the ground OF deserion.
Plaintin prays for the restoration OF
her maiden name, Laverne Whitney.
The parties were married in Provo.
Feb. "a. 1894.
Sidney r. Harding OF Provo alleges
desertion on the part Of Lucy r. Har-
ding as a ground for divorce. He
asks for the custody Of five minor chill
dren. The parties were married in this
city Dec. %, 1858.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Annie X. Hayes OF Spanish Fork has
been granted IA divorce from John
Hayes on the ground Of cruelty. con-
sisting OF striking plaintiff. calling her
vile names. and desertion. The parties
were married AT Manu Dec. 10, 1894.
WILL BUILD BRIDGES.
The Denver Bridge Building company
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has been given the contract by the
board Of county commissioners to build
two steel bridges, one over the Spanish
Fork river and one over the Jordan
river. The contract calls for $685..
JAMES L. RoPER's FUNERAL.
The following were the speakers at
the funeral services held over the re-
mains OF James L. Roper yesterday.
Elders Brig johnson, W. +. Stoker and
Bishop Ralph Poulton. Vocal selections
were rendered by the Garden City quar-
tet
DEATH OF GRACE IVA CARTER.
Grace Iva Garter. the 1T-year-old
daughter Of John II. Carter. died yes
terday from an affection Of the heart.
Funeral services VIII be held Friday at
= o'clock from the First ward meeting.
house.
A GENEROUS OFFER.
James G. Dufin, manager OF the
Utah County Fruit & Produce company.
has extended the privilege 10 the six
wards Of Provo Of going on 10 his big
fruit farm on Provo Bench and getting
all the peaches they want 10 supply the
poor people of the wards.
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T oday $ Ogden News

der is DE lived as long as he did with
such serious injuries. lie was 5S years
of age. Besides a wife. he is survived
by two sons. Eve daughters and host
OF friends both in Weber and Boxcldor
counties The funeral services win be
held saturday az the Lynn ward meet
Inghouse. The body win be taken 90
Brigham city Tor burial.
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America Has in store for the World, "
America ms the Result Of an the Ex-
pcriences Of the Past" American
Ideals.'
This morning Prof Fred Reynolds
win talk on Books and the Reading
Habit" The subject treated In the
afternoon win be English Lyrics"
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INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

Bingham Miner Killed--Late Tues
day even au Austrian miner. named
Michael Knee was killed in "a Cave-in at
the Utah consolidated mine. ln pick
Ing after "A blast he lOosened a large
which zen upon his head killing him
instantly tie was about 90 years Of
age and unmarried
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INJURIES PROVE FATAL.

Hans Miller Dies as Result Of Accident
At Milford.
Ogden. Sept. 5.-As the result Of in
iuries sustained 10 days ago, Hans NIL
Ter a wen known resident Of Ogden
died Wednesday morning at the family
residence, 413 Fourth street Deceased
was engaged IN mining in and around
Milford. Utah. Ten days ago he was
riding down from the mine on a heavy
load OF ore While passing down a
steep grade the brakes did not work
just right and Mr. Miller got on the
load TO adjust them, but I'm some man
ner he fell beneath the wheels and was
run over. crushing his body terribly
He was brought TO ogden and was
treated by Dr. +. ]. Rich, but the Won
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COWLEY. WYOMING.
VI. l. 4. COnvcntion-Health Condi-
lions nnproycd-Rain Damages Hay.

Special Correspondence.
Cowley. Big Horn County, Wyo.. Sept.
Yesterday The NJ. i. A. convention
was held here.
The Campbell sisters and Elder Louis
A. Kelsch were in attendance represent
ing the general boards.
The convention was held in the school
house. A public meeting was held IN
the ward house at %. M
Words OF encouragement ana counsel
were given 20 am appreciatiyo audience
b.. the visitors
The health OF the people rs greatly
improved.
Tho ralnstom Friday did some dam
age 20 hay ana materially changed tho
temperature.
Mrs. Mac Lyman the new postmaster
a. now located in her new home near ne
business part ~ town.
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SUDDEN SUMMONS.

John liazcn Succumbs 10 Attack Of
ApopleNy.
Ogden. Sept John Hazen OF Thir-
ty-second street and Tyler avenue
died suddenly yesterday at his home
from an attack OF apopleXy, aged A.
years only few hours before tho
hnal summons came. he was stricken
Physicians were summoned and did all
IN their power TO revive him. but to
no effect and he died peacefully with
his wife and five children at the bed
side. The time and place OF funeral
VIII be announced later
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CARPENTER SEED COMPANY.

New Corporation for prOVO-Suits for
DlVorcc---Dcath of Young Woman.
SPECIAL Correspondence.
Provo. Sept 5-The Carpenter
seed Company has filed articles Of
Incorporation with the county clerk
The company will engage IN a general
wholesale seed business in this city
and with q capital stock OF $4,000 en-
shares Of the par value Of 500 each.
The incorporat0rs directors and Of
fcers are: @ j. Carpenter, president;
Wealthy Graham, vice president; Ad-
die Carpenter secretary and treasurer;
Maude Hopsor and Albert Hopson.
The two last named are residents OF
Grand Junction Colo.
DIVORCES WANTED.
Suit for divorce has been commence
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adobe house here In town on his lot.
Heber Bowden was unhitching his
team from a moving machine when
his team got frightened and ran away
smashing his machine and hurting him
some but not seriously.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

BY esrsryey pght Ecspts4
alnts made p1edAl
|et io' Rss G3 ~ vrtS SoTtb s ffCsS ind Nm
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

Tho News Is DesTse Carrier rogP Might Csgnsay
Weekly News +. Phone fndepebSent
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A GENEROUS OFFER.

WE DO JOB PRINTING and the
hind OF Job printing that everybody
wants who wants good work. The Dss-
eret News.
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RoRERrsl coMPLETE WoRIsa

Outlines ~ Ecclesiastical History"
tl.96. tl.BOi New Witness for God"
$50, f2bOi Succession IN the Presi-
dency." soc. bOc. Use; Rise and Fail %
Kauyoo," ti.26, fi2B. Missouri Perse-
cutiona." ft2b, f2.2b; Mormon Doe
trine of Deity" 900, ti.26 and tt.f5.
Dessert News HOOK store. Salt Lake
Clty. usth
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CRIMINAL HEARINGS.
Judge Howell Holds Daily sessions Of
Court.


In an endeavor TO get rid OF some
Of the prisoners iu the county Jail,
Judge Howell ia holding daily sessions
Of the district court 10 hear the Grim
inal cases pending.
John Drysdale, charged with a fell
ony. pleaded guilty 10 attempted i'm
proper conduct toward little four
year-old child and win appear Mon
day for sentence.
Thomas Strong entered O plea Of
guilty 10 the charge OF burglary In the
third degree. He win be sentenced
Saturday morning.
James Peterson, charged with a fell
ony Is now on trial The complaining
witness Is Ella Connaray his 16-year-
old stepdaughter.
SOLDIERS FOR PHILIPPINES.
A special train I'm two sections. load
ed with soldiers from Fort Sturgis.
South Dakota. enroute 70 san Fran
cisco, thence TO the Philippines pass
ed through Ogden yesterday. The
train was made up Of IA tourist sleep
ers. two dining cars, two baggage
cars and six box cars. There were on
board 21 officers and 453 soldirs.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses 10 wed were granted by
the county clerk TO the following
couples
Austin II. Jones and Miss Emma
Cottle, both Of Hooper
Clarence II. Warren Of Sparks, New,
and Miss Lula Smith Of Morgan.
Albin Anderson OF Logan, and Miss
Bertha Langlols Of Ogden.
Frank Stanger Of Marriott, and Miss
Daisy Baird Of Ogden.
Jay r. Ingles of Rosebud. New. and
Miss Nellie Frew. OF Sheridan. Mont.
State ST. Hardware for lawn now
ers, hose and poultry netting 252 State.
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PAYSON.
PAYsoN BOY DIES IN NEVADA.
Opening Of School-Banncr Crops of
Grain and Sugar Bccts.

Special cspondeuce.
Payson. Utah Co., Sept. "A tele-
gram was received by j. S. Page ON
Saturday announcing the death OF his
son, Heartily Page at Gault New, the
same day. The young man was work
ing there with his brother Milton.
Interment was made al Calieute
New. as the facilities for preparing
the body for transportation were iu-
adequate a. the place OF death.
The family have the sympathy OF
the community In their bereavement
Deceased was a brother Of Prest. j.
5. Page. Jr, OF the Ncb1 stake.
SCHOOL OPENING.
The district schools Of this city con-
registration OF pupils and then dis
missed as this IS labor day. Every
preparation has been made on the
part NJ the school board In putting
the school building I'm order and pro-
curing an efficient corps Of teachers.
Melvin Wilson Of this city is super
visor and the opening Of school begins
under very favorable conditions
Joseph S. Tanner who fell from "a
wagon some time ago and fractured
one Of his ribs, is impr wing. but Is
stil confined TO his horne.
Threshing is I'm fun ewing and the
indications are for q big crop. pos
sibly the largest yield for years.
Sugar beets are looking fine and
n bumper crop Is expected Mr.. Vogle
recently from California has opene1
a watch repairing ana jeWelry store
IN the north part Of Samuel Doug
lass store building.
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FUNERAL OF D. R. HAMMOND.
hulogies Passed on a Noble life
Hospital NOtcs-Ncw Arrivals.

SPECIAL correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO.. sent 4-The funeral
-tlle,a over The remains of y. r.. Ham
NgAQ. Wto vas killed last Friday even
ls 'l being p-ecipitated down spill
WY " the Bear river canal. were held
!e'-.Qty iH tte Miilvllc Westinghouse
s.. VET" very largely attended by friends
Lom logan. Providence ana Nillville.
e''' ny many from Boxeldcr county.
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Advertisements Tor the Daily.
Saturday and SEMI Weekly News
accepted on tho same terms az al
the Salt Lake Ofnce.
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Cirrulntor. John >. McGregor.
2ss4 wash. Ave
telephones Bell 1895. Ind %
pnNmen ts for the Daily. Saturday
and semi Weekly News should he
made 10 The circVlator Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
10 M salt Lake.
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WEDDING PERMITS.

State st. Hardware for lawn NOW
ers,hosc and poultry netting 252 State.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Gm Iioen Stipmaffe.

2preren / Ell Smaoifole ifal mo
bic fine gIeper I &cgnefunitens Sem
m~eligbeoer. Oct er Subtrafticn
Tom itaar for Eur.
"Ssr on, SSfar," flyer ban til en-
IiSen Spfiof meb SpitoppernGie, -
"om Ser biemme paa gbers Miooags'
boro Iieger ire Blommer os DIN So
iter ipiier pp en- al benz bpor mango
liseer Der iaa ieien?"
SSfar: "Spor mango Ssitre Der
liseer igien?"
9preren: "Nei, fan on life bore,
bpao ieg iieerl Seq mener, bpor
mango gIommer Iieger Der igien9"
SSfar: "So, men oct er 10 itnrii'
.Iist; for Der finbes ingen 9lcmmer
mr."
29reren: "@i nntaeer, at Der fin'
bes. geaa, bpor mango bliuer Der
tiIcpers?"
Sgfar: "Se ntei1er aItiaa iplteoe
Ylommer9"
2preren: "Nei."
Ssfar: "Ssrfeoe ba9"
29reren: "geei, nei neil Seq
flyer eliSni en- Gang, at Ri antager,
Scr Iisser 9Iommer paa 9orbet."
Ssfar: "SSaiaa, hi antager oct.
2Greren: "4aa, iaa fonmer DIN
Ssiter, ipiier op en- 9Iomme os
ganr."
Ssfar: "Iei, min Ssiter eaar
life. for bun bar ipiit Dem ale iam'
men,"
sGreren: "gGr mi iormtftis,
fiGre Ssfar."
Osfar: "Sa, men De fienoer life
min Softer"
99reren: "gsaa, Lao os antage. at
Din 5ar or tiIiteoe % forbgoer benSe
at ipiie nler emo en- Hlonrme."
Ssfar: "aien Sar CT 10 bortreiit
% BONNER life biem Tor paa @an-
ooel"
29reren (terrer Speoen al Yan-
benz: ~Ssr M, Ssfar! Seq ifal
enbnu en- Gang sientaee NIT Spsrss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
stpssere eno ben apsseHe.

gfosbe Ser Siple ifrsb aItio al
at ban par iaa itpg. % oct par
bans Stoltbeo at nRpne Jig iom Den
itpegeite | 2anoet.
Naa en- Soreoragstourne tom bon
til S9oeren % tilbraste Der en- &C.
mptIig apeIo iammen meb en- anoen
fienot IaaIoieter. elsie to fom M
| 9igput ON, bnem Der bar Den itpg'
seite. Sper al Dem piIoe bore ling.
geit.
De bIep tiIilut enig ON at reiie til
Stapanser Saseu effer % faa aieI-
lamb til at oieisre Striben.
Som iast iaa giort. De reiite
ino % isste aieIlano og bao BAN
oemme.
aieaano iaa I9nge fra BEN enc
til ben anoen. Saa iagoe ban enoe-
Iig til Siples a%ontraport:
"Te err abiolat Den itpsseite. Men
0e, SipIe, Ge er enooa itpsserel~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
"@r. Snipeftpr!"

@n Sfoleinipeftsr inipicerte en-
Dag en- ~2anosbpifple, bpor ban for.
manet 29rerne Ill at unoerpiie 8sr.
meme neeet mere I Ssfligbeb, iom I.
gr, | Slitningen af Sparene at iige
"Sr. Suipeftsrl"
ga MI Snipeftsren en- Dag piloe
beige en- Raboifole til BEN fsrite,
'gioroe ben babIeoe 2Grer lin &ol.
Iega opmerfiom paa at initriiere fine
gleper inben Snipeftsreu tom,
Senne fom 10 ogioa og berte 8sr.
meme, og BED bbert Spar al bisie
fulgte ct: Sr. Snipeftsrl
ga De fom til Siitorien ON Spn.
befaIoet, ipurste ban:
- Ieb bpiIfe Straffeoro benote
SUB fig til goam?
-Soroen ifaI pGre forbanoet for
bin Sfplo, Sr. Snipeftsr!
Sor at ubpiife bet forim9oeIiae
Snotrpf, Sparet bapoe giort, ipurgte
Snipeftsren:
- Spao iaebe 8uo til SIaneen2
8aa Din Bug ifaI bu frpbe, Sr.
Snipeftsrl
Surtig penbte Snipeftsren Tia ON
til en- onben Glen meo iamme
Spergsmaal.
-9u ifnl Goe Step belle DIT 9ip,
Sr. Snipeftorl
gt Snipeftsren life brsb iie ON
en- iaaoan Sefliebeo, bite fig aerpeo,
at ban ~uiGopanIis burtis sioroe ZIG
fpr0ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Gbcieu: "asens DC er peo Sele'
fonen. iaa ring meo bet iamnme min
Suitru cp, % fis til benoe, at lea ia
ger Ser gctericn meo biem til gsio'
bag iSog."
aontoriiten: e%llnoifplo Sr. Erin'
cipul, men ies bar bsrt. at Sr. We
ierien err bortrciit fra gpen.N
Gbeien: "Sa. ieg peo Oct. Cor
troIis) men ies ifaI iise Geut les bar
Spit til at faa en- rigtig goo @iooas
ioag.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

maal. ON on life iparer burtig oe
beitemt, ioa fommer on / Sfamme'
frosen. IItiaa: Roar Der lisser tn
Tlommer paa 9oroet, og Din Ssite,
ipiier op ben enc, bpor mango bliper
Der iaa igien2"
Ssfar (me6 bpbeite Sperbeots'
ning): "Sn9enl"
29reren: "Sg bporfor bet2"
SSfar: "Sorbi oa ifpnber leg
mig % ipiier op De anore to-"
2rreren %itsnner os ipnfer opgipei
neb af Stolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

De aomle og oerpaa b%peranore. Ger
naIt fommer 8srnene frem % tot
fer ferit Sc gamle cg iaa 6ar og
Mor, og tiIiioit gisr Sienerne oct
famine"
9Grerrn: Snao foritaar man be-
en- 9tnie2
gIepen: Sen forteite Bel meaem
to Eunfter.
S9reren: @ip mig ct erempel.
eleoen: gn Sernbane fra ct SeS
til ct anSct paa ct Sernbaneielifabs
Start.
29reren: Sml Spao foritaar on
ba peo Ell frllm 2inie?
elepeu: Zen famine gane paa ct
fonfurrerenNe SeIifabs Start.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Gn "Sete" Of Soset. On Iioen
9ige ! Sfiptoet bIeu iaa ~forifr9ffet,
oa bun forleoen lit lie en- automobil
Tom farenoe neooper Seien, at bun
life funoe flptte fig al SlGffeu, iaa
automobileu rlaatte itanie for at
urbsoa SperfisrieI, ifriper ~Sar-
pen. SmioIertio bar bun fommet
til ia ieIu ieieu % latte paa Sprang
hiemouer, ioet bun ropte: -afama,
Mama. Der fommer ZEN Bette at 30.
get neooper @eien."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Jules, / eamn,el

>nerIine Of SuIesaoer
bar en- ursamnreI Stif,
fienbt life blot al DE beoen.
ite 9soroboer, men oeida al
Rpnerne nen heres Snt1Ir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

SanSt nof. en- gammel Some Ell
blepet itanget at Ell So og fommer til
Ooftoren.
Softoren: "3ommer9e Der oa
forItprrer mig ON gftermiooagen
fer 10, ieg bare tager imoo ON
Sormioongen."
aonen: "aiGre 9ere, Softor,
ieg funSe ba int fomme, fsr auo
bapoe itaneet mig bell"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24
Sporfor ,nam glitter Ts.

On siftcr ia for siosfororip.
On al Sm6pese for ut Str,
On for at gense tnuie fda.
en- for ct Smbeb at opnan.
On blot al emit til ellfous spill
Gu for ban ret nSbpiIe bill.
On for at iaa Ell &arafter.
en- for BAN ei bill ipnne nier.
en- for at uosIe oct oil pa.
On for at Iippe bel Serfra.
en- for Ban trcr. BET er en- Yltet
On tuu icr BET er brrgeliet.
On ebe biz garmhiertigbeo.
Gu prspc lin SaalmoSiebeS,
en- eisr set andre til 6ortr9o,
90 en- aarlaaen ielp ei BED.
(grofesiOr Setcr p. @eite'
8te Sui ISL
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-22
BAD BOYS BURNED
sENDER'S BEARD
It was the Pride of His Life But 1t
Went Up in Smoke

Philadelphia, Nov. 22.-For fifty
years Abraham Bender. aged seventy,
ct his beard grow until it reached be-
low his knees. II went up in smoke
today though Engine Company No. 10
answered d call to extinguish the
flames. Walter Collins and Lawrence
Richardson. boys. are being held for
court in 5000 bail each. although Mag
istrate Hughes is at a loss a. to
whether they shall be charged with
arson or disOrderly conduct. Bender's
beard was 50 long that he used to tuck
it into the tops Of his boots. and in
cold weather wrapped il about his neck
Ike a comforter. 1t was the pride
of his life. The old man likes boys
and when Collins and Richardson ask
ed him for a match he replied. sure"
Before he could realize it, one Of the
boys had lighted his whiskers. There
was q puff 81 smoke and a scream.
The engine company was too late
Bender was not badly burned.
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CIGARETTES
BUT PRAISED PRUNES
Like Most Good Advice, Weston's Will
Not be Needed

Cleveland. Nov. 22.-With the sche-
dule beaten by forty eight hours, the
aged pedestrian, Edward Payson Wes-
ton, drew cheers from thousands as he
swung into Cleveland at Sis a. M.
yesterday, having tramped from
gainesville. thirty miles, since y: 80 4.
m. He left Cleveland at 11:45 a. III.
and kept up a pace OF better than four
miles an hour toward Wakeman, o.
He talked to crowd of 10000 be-
fore sleeping an hour and a half in the
HOllenden.
Don't smoke cigarettes smoke CT
gars or a pipe. if you must: eaf
prunes daily: take a cold sponge bata
each morning; walk 70 and from work.
don't keep late hours, if You would De
old and feel a youth" he told the cheer
ing crowd. He declared himself in 81
condition and confident of beating his
forty ar-Old record
Il am not conceited" he said. I
know interest is in my walk, not in
me. The cheers are for American git
and energy. My age makes them see
il. l think my trip will bring a re-
Vival Of pedestra inism. It's the best
exercise. one walking vacation would
make we'll thousands who think them
selves ILL.," q
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-22
CRUC|FIED ON CACTUS
Terrible Sufferines of Texas Man,
inpaled for Days on PriekIy
Fear Thorns

Raymondsviile. Texas. Nov. 22--
TaOrnwall BUsby. a wealthy land owner
% near Quincy, Ill. was rescued from
a cactus clump in Cameron county.
twenty miles from Raymondsville,
more dead than alive, yesterday He
had been missing for three days and
searching parties had secured the
plains ever since his disappearance
Busby, with a party Of prospectors
was touring the extreme southwestern
portion Of the state with a view Of in
vesting in lands. and Wednesday he
became separated from the party I'D
was held up and robbed by two Mex
leans that night. He attempted to de-
fend himself but was overpowered and
beaten into Inconsistencies and his
body thrown into a high cactus clump
where he suffered untold agony with
the thorns penetrating every portion
Of his body. During Tuesday night
the imprisoned man heard searcherS.
hut was too weak to call out and Wei
nesday a dog found him out and gave
the alarm and Busby was rescued. II
required several hours To remove the
thorns from his body. He will re-
cover