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The daily tribune., 1908-07-23
HAVE HAD SPLENDID RAINS
IN WET MOUNTAIN VALLEY

The Wet Mountain valley has had
several splendid rains lately and all
kinds Of farm crops will be much
better than was anticipated would be
the case q few weeks ago. The pas
tursge is now first class aud the mead
ows are thickening up in such way
as to assure a good crop Of hay. which
was believed would be impossible a
month ago on account Of the dry
weather. The DeWeese- Dye reser-
vior is full to overfiowing thus assur-
ing an abundance of water for irriga-
tIon purposes on Lincoln park for the
remainder Of the season. One of the
heaviest rains known in the Wet
Mountain valley for several years fell
ON Tuesday flooding the low lands
until they were converted into broad
but shallow lakes.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23
CANON CITY TO the
COAST TO Be MADE AFOO1

An old man and his wife were in
Salida last Friday evening having
started out afoot from Canon City to
make the trip to Red Bluffs, Califor-
mia. They continued their journey
from here early Saturday morning
over Marshall pass and expect to make
the long trip overland in good time
proyiding some unexpected accident
does not occur A special comm uni !.
cation was left at the Mail Office by
the aged couple before their departure
which recites many details OF the
trip and from which we quote the
following:
"we carry a small wedge tent.
cooking utensils banklets and provi.
sions. Also have large portrait of
W. J Bryan and the American flag.
and expects to preach Bryan all along
the route in every hamlet. We have
always wanted to see Marshall pass
and the Black canon. Expect to go
direct to Alamosa and then to New
Mexico by way of the Santa Fe.
Tho old man ia spiritualist and
medium and says that Bryan will be
the next president. Two weeks be.
for the national Democratic conven.
tion he predicted that Bryan would be
nominated Oh the first ballot and his
prediction was verifed-SMlidaM Mail.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23
ABOUT YOUR NHi0nB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

MIR. and Mrs. Alva Koontz have
returned from Pueblo.
--E. r. Mahood and family Of
Lincoln park. were the guests yester-
day OF q. A. Chatefild and family.
Mrs. Goo Columbia and chill
dren have gone to Colorado Springs
and Denver to remain several weeks.
John Houston. wife and Mrs Nc
Bee returned last evening from Hard
scrabble where they camped since
Sunday.
F. e. Payton and wife Of Bed
ford. Ia, are In the city visiting Mr..
aud Mrs. s. G. Kelso. Mrs. Payton
and Mrs. Kelso are sisters.
Andrew Espey. family and
George Ruddick have returned from
their fishing trip to the Conejos and
trip through the San Luis valley.
They caught plenty Of fish.
Will Williams. wife and brother
in.law. John Gregor. leave Saturday
for Colorado Springs and go from
there to their home In Amsterdam.
Ohio. Mr.. Williams is chief of po-
lice In Amsterdam.
Mrs. W. L. Gulick, of Spring
field, NO.. is In the city visiting her
sister. Mrs. NJ. ]. Evans and her
nephew Albert. She may conclude to
locate here and II she does her hus-
band will arrive In a short time.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23
Hint Worth knowlno.

II one Is ever seized with sudder
hemorrhage from the lungs, the frs
thing to be done. before the docto,
gets there. is to take dry salt as quick
" ~ possible. This often prevent,
further bleeding entirely. A teaspoon
ful OF salt II not too much to take. pro
vided 1t ID done gradually. 30 as mo-
to choke. The patient should. moro
over. keep perfectly ouiet and free
from excitement and stay In . roou
not too hot
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CHANDLER wATER-The

CHANDLER wATER-The CIVIL
lin Invest ment company. which was
recently granted II franchise by the
village council Of South Canon for
the installation Of municipal water
systemh as bt gun work and will push
the enterprise to completion as rapid
ly ~ possible. The water IL to be
taken from the Chandler artesian
wells. seven miles distant, and must
be flowing one year from the time of
the signing Of the contract. The
water Ia Of exceptional olearness and
purity and IL ample In quantity for
all Of the requirements of South
Canon and clustering communities on
the south side Of the river. A roser-
voir will be built on the mesA near
the United States smelter. While
drilling for oil In the vicinity Of
Chandler several years ago. q big
body Of artesiXn water WAS struck
which nows thousands Of gallons per
day.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

FINED 45-John Egan was up be-
fore Police Magistrate Johnston this
morning to answer to charge Of
drunkenness. He WAS fined - or given
the privilege Of working fye days on
the street aud he chose the latter.
Egan says that when he arrived in
town yesterday he had f96. but when
arrested he had no money at all.
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NOTICE.

The Gibbs Jewelry Co.. has just
installed first class watch repairer.
He comes from the East. is efficient
and proficient in all lines of work.
From now on you can depend Oh re-
pairs of every description being turn
ed out promptly.
II o. l.. GIBBS.
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NOTICE.

The Gibbs Jewelry Oc. has inst in.
stalled first class watch repairer
He comes from the East. is efficient
aud proficient In all lines of work.
From now on you can depend on
repairs Of every description being
turned out promptly.
tt y. L. GIBBS.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

ROASTING. .EARs-Tom Ellis had
roasting ears for dinner yesterday.
They were some he grew on his little
garden patch. These are the earliest
ears we have heard of.
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Maccabee picnic Friday. July 2I
Meet 8 q. IN. Callahan hall. Every
one come. 20.22
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WIRE cHRoNIcL Es.

| Kansas City, Mo. July 23-Thomas
F. Walsh. the Colorado mine owner.
, Ia In Kansas City. He declares that
Taft will have walkaway in the
West Colorado will 60 Republican
he said. ''The Vest may not know
Mr.. Sherman, but it will hear Of him
before November Taft will be elect
ed"
New York, July 23-Bound for the
mining regions of Colorado. Nevada
and Utah. Kingdom Gould. son of
George ]. Gould. left New York ac-
companied by his olassmAte. George
W. Danehy. and Prof James Kent Of
Columbia university. Young Gould
aud Danehy are making the trip to
gain practical information on mining
and railroad problems.
Hot Springs, Va July 20 Repre-
sen tative Herber. Parsons. president
of the New York county Republican
committee is here at the request OF
Mr.. Taft AS to the situation in New
York Mr. Parsons said that ov er con-
fidence was the great dan ger. He is
not candidate to succeed Senator
Platt, he said.
Canton. O., July 23-with Leo
Stevens of New York as pilot ana two
others as passengers the balloon Sky
Pilot made an ascension here today.
The air was light and the balloon
came down three miles southeast of
here. Later il arose and going east
ward, passed out of sight.
st. Louis, July 23-Four men and
a boy we're hurt, two of them probab-
ly fatally, in fire this morning in
South Second street boarding house.
Two of the injured jumped from sec
ond story windows, being trapped in
their rooms by the flames. Adam
Kline, 6S years old, inhaled flames;
Albert Trotwell, 40 years old was in
ternally injured by jumping and
Amiel Doll Ia. years old was inter-
nally injured.
Santa Barbara, Calf, July 23-
Capt Frank Nidevor. of the sloop
Ninez, returned today from San
Miguel island. bringing dispatches
from the wrecked Kosmos liner Anu.
bis. Capt. Nidevor left the wreck
at o'clock yesterday. At that time
there were l6 feet of water in the
hold of the Anubis and she was fast
on reef on the west part of San
Miguel, pounding badly. Those on
board had been landed on the island.
Camp had been established and all
were safe. Capt. Won Salzer sent dis
patches asking for tugs as he still
hopes to get the ship off.
Detroit. July 23-Three hundred
children bound for pleasure to Belle
Isle In charge of the Jewish Relief
society were thrown into panic and
had narrow escapes from death when
three street cars ran wild down the
Griswold street hill from Jefferson
avenue today and crashed together at
Atwater street. Excepting a few
scratches and bruises none of the lit
tie folk WAS injured.
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Atehison. Top.k. & SAINT. r. Railway

Atehison. Topeka { Santa Fe Railway.
No. d1S-trom Pueblo and all
points sast arrive daily y...,.--- u:A a n,
No. d26-For Pusblo and ali points
-, east; dsp.s. daily ssipm
No tSl--To Canon City, daily except
Sunday, depart. epsIt....-a;--.;-,;.----. 400 p IN
esps sunday, srriys------.----. l2:sh TN
10 oS-ro hockv,ls- ;-------------- RA5 IN
NO, oo From hockvsl,------..---.-. 30 M
-. Dieot connection 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points cast, and Al La Jupts
With California limited for Los AuSslss and
San Francisco.
inauirtes solicited and promptly aud sheer
FULLY answered.
Descriptive Literature folders frss By apply
R W 4. @ PALh1B, AasnS.
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FOUND

Fonnd- A: :biack Jersey bull, U v on
left side. bar across V. James
Burns 6iS Maple Ave, 20.2b
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wan ted-Lady clerk at the West End
store. 1866 West Main st. 2l.26
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DON'T RIP UP OR TEAR DOWN
70 RENT

To Rent-Five room brick house and
livery stable. Terms reasonable.
Apply to II Houston. 79tf
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Wanted-To rent six or seven room
modern house. furnisbd or unfur-
nished; close in. Enquire at this
office. Gtf
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Canton. o., July 23-With Leo
Stevens of New York as pilot ana two
others as passengers the balloon Sky
Pilot made an ascension here today.
The air was light and the balloon
came down three miles southeast of
here. Later il arose and going east
ward, passed out Of sight.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

Wanted-Summer boarlers at Green
wood hotel at Greenwood. Mrs.
Lydia Crouch. 22-27x
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

For Sale-Two lots, good location, :,
East End cement sidewalk laid.
Price $4oO cash. Inquire Tribune
office. Off
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23
LOST

Lost-A buggy cushion between Flor
ence and Portland. Finder please
return same to this office. 2l.2Gx
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

For Sale - Household goods, baby
buggy and gents bicycle, All +.
end st. Ned Tanner. 2l.2Gx
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

To Trade % lots ON w. 2ud st. for
horse, buggy and harness. Inquire
at Boston Meat market. 2l.26
The daily tribune., 1908-07-23

For Sale = A set single harness,
cheap. Gall at l20 L. 3rd st. 20.5
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11


When past middle age. rnsrvteOfa&
a noticeable weakening OF the organs
OF the body. and the danger OF quick
decline. II is quite necessary 10 give
prompt help TO any part that nrst
shows signs OF wear.
Healthy kidneys mean hale old
age. Weak Kidneys bring constant
backache. lame back, stitches and
twinges OF pain, annoying urinary
troubles, and the danger or diabetes
OF Brights disease. There is likely
to be a loss OF albumen and gain or
uric acids and other poisons. with loss
OF flesh. vigor and nervous force.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick
help To sick kidneys. and are entirely
free from poisonous drugs; II is a
remedy that can be taken by young or
old. weak or strong. and in every case
with prompt benefit.
II you have backache. lame or weak
back. quick pains when STOPPING or
lifting: II you are tired and nervous.
have headache, dizzy spells. watery
swellings under the eyes or around
the ankles. rheumatic or neuralgia
pain. gravel. scalding urine, too fire.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
WOULD CUT BUDGET BY
MILLION AT ONE SLASH

The estimators are making haste
slowly this year in getting down TO
business. Very little was done In the
session Friday evening. except that
the chairmen of committee got their
members together in the various cor
ners OF the council chamber and ar.
ranged for auto trips around the city
next week to inspect the public work
done and proposed.
There Is a disposition by many Of
the estimators to cut down the supple
mentals sent In by the aldermen, which
amount to nearly $1,000.000. and thus
reduce the budget to sizeable propo-
sitions at one slash.
A fight appears to be coming over
the proposition to build west side
bath house. This would cost $4,000
or more and create a maintenance bill
OF several thousands Of dollars per
year. Il may be allowed to go over
for q year.
Chairman Dewitt II. Taylor has had
his school fund committee at work
two days ond will take at least an.
other week to handle that budget, the
second largest Of the city depart
ments.
The committee on sewer fund tours
the Eighteenth ward this afternoon per
auto to look over the territory that
Aid. Gilman says Is soaked like a
sponge.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
WIND SKATERS
BIG PLATE CLASS
CREATES HAVOC IN WE'LL & co.'s
sToRE-BLoW WILL sUBSiDE
BEFORE EVENING.

A large plateglass window In Well
& Co.'S establishment, No. 1873 Wood
ward.ave., gave way before the high
wind Saturday morning and was
completely shattered.
The wind. attained a velocity Of 3S
miles an hour during the night and
showed no signs of abatement after
sunrise Weather Observer Conger
says, however, that 1t will diminish
during the day and that the weather,
from present indications. will be quite
lamb-like by evening.
High winds prevailed throughout
the lake region. In Cleveland 1t
reached velocity OF 40 miles and In
Grand Rapids It whizzed along at a
36-mile gait. The general direction
was from the west to northwest.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
CHARITY WORKER
DENIES GRAFT CHARGE

That the course OF charitable en-
deavor does not always run In smooth
places is the discovery of Mrs. Anna
Snyder. Becoming interested In the
misfortunes of Mrs. Willard j. Tyler,
widow of the Grand Trunk brakeman
killed at Lenox In December. she has
been raising money for the support Of
the Tyler family. Mrs. Drew, friend
of Mrs. Snyder, painted a picture.
which was disposed of by ticket, the
proceeds being $1027S. After paying
off some pressing bills of the stricken
family, there remained $74.29. which
Mrs. Snyder deposited to the credit
of Mrs. Tyler.
So far all was well, but rumors have
been put into circulation to the effect
that Mrs. Snyder did not turn over
all the money received. She has.
made an affidavit to the facts
in the case to establish her innocence.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
EXPRESS CO.'S MAY
CARRY WET GOODS"

LANSING. Mich, April 11.--one OF
the problems arising from the victory
Of local option in several Michigan
towns is the attitade the express CON-
panies will take toward accepting ship
ments Of wet goods" for counties
that are cry. Through an oversight
the Michigan law does not prohibis
the express companies accepting aId
handling shipments OF this nature. but
there Is some question whether Ia
interstate commerce co nmissiop
could not regulate the mattec. Here.
tore Van Buren, county has been the
only enc "a which prohibition existed.
GuG The Shipment On sstion was neye.'
brought I'D.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
.hllTnDcY elnIbIe
HUJUpUI JuNU
NATURAL DEATH
MAN ARRESTED FOLLOWING SUD-
- DEN DEMISE or FATHER
is RELEASED.

Following the sudden death of John
Krazewski. aged SO. In his home, No
60 Berlin-st., Friday evening, his son.
August. was locked up on suspicion
by Precinct Detectives Golden and
Bandemer, OF Hunt-st. station.
The elder Krazewski was taken yio-
lently i'll about o'clock Friday after
noon Dr. A. Ahlborn, No 554 Wat
son-st, was sent for, but Mr.. Krazew-
ski died shortly after his arrival. Cor
oner Parker was notifief, AMI from
his Investigations was inclined to the
belief that death was due TO alcohol
ism. He will hold post-mortem ex-
animation, however.
Father and son had quarreled fire.
quently. according TO the neighbors,
and Krazewski reported TO Detective
Golden only few days ago that his
son had attacked him. Mrs. Krazew
ski declares there Is no ground for
suspicion against her son. She de-
clares that her husband drank him.
self to death"
Krazewsld carried $500 insurance
In the Maccabees and also had a poi
Icy In the Metropolitan Life.
A postmortem conducted by County
Physicians Grimes and Stapleton, Sat
urday morning. showed that all OF the
mans vital organs were ina diseased
condition. indicating that death was
due to natural causes. Coroner Park
err. however. will send the stomach to
County Chemist Clark for an analysis
of the contents. Supt. OF Police Dow
ney. after a conference with Precinct
Detectives Golden and Bandemer. de-
cided 10 release the son.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Additions.
EASTER APPAREL.

The showing of Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Caps. Millinery. ETC.. at Menter &.
Rosenbloom Co., $3.50 Monroe-ave., is
complete in every detail, Mr.. G.. w.
Needles. the local manager, having
selected everything stylish and ser
viceable for the spring and summer
season. There Is great advantage In
our buying. says he. for 70 stores.
One can imagine how much cheaper
we can purchase our goods for, in pref.
erence to dealers who have one or
two small retail stores. Our patrons
soon realize this and once they trade
at one of our stores they always do
so. What we save in discounts alone
Is just that much saved the consumer
The public are requested 70 see our
Easter display.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
DAVIES PICKS WAY OUT
OF VAULT IN HUDSON'S

Friday evening was a gala occasion
for the 'handcuff kings"
Harrison Davies did one OF the most
remarkable things that has been at
tempted In the lock-picking line local
ly when he allowed himself to be lock-
ed, handcuffed. In the big vault OF the
]. L. Hudson store, and succeeded In
getting out in 10 minutes.
Joseph B. Hasse created much In
terest In the Avenue theater. where
he went on as an amateur and was
locked in a packing box which he was
to open. Joseph was rescued before
he suffocated-but 1t was one of the
stage hands who turned the trick. and
some of the auditors aren't done
laughing yet.
Deputy Sheriff Martz entertained
some brother sleuths by slipping OF
pair Of handouts, but II took him "a
minutes, and he isn't going on the
stage yet
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
mnDnnV / nulc Mr.
nUUuUIEonU ML
FAREWELL NOTE
OF SUICIDE
MRS. ELSIE WoLWlNE, DOMESTIC
AT FORT WAYNE, TAKES HER
LIFE WITH cAReoLic ACID
SEPARATED FROM HUSBAND.

Mrs Elsie Wolwine, % years old, a
servant in the employ OF the wife of
Capt. French at Fort Wayne, was
found dead on the floor of her room
Saturday morning. A carbolic acid
bottle. from which most of the con-
tents had been drained. and a note to
Mrs. French. in which the young wo-
man complained bitterly Of her lonely
life, told the story OF her tragic end.
Nobody loves me-" she wrote.
Mrs. WoIwine was OF Spanish ex-
traction. She had been married about
year, but had not lived with her
husband for some time.
Coroner Bennett was summoned.
but decided an inquest unnecessary.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
CURRENT PALAVER
OF THE POLITICIANS

Joseph p. Tracy, general manager
of the Delray Salt Co., has been en-
dorsed by the Wayne County Prohibit
ton club for president, and an effort
will be made to get the national Pro-
hibition convention to choose him as
the national standardbearer. MI.
Tracy was formerly resident OF Chi
cago, was on the resolutions commit
tee of the last national Prohibition
convention and Chicago friends are
pushing his candidacy.
II has remained for patent medi-
cine man 10 give the politicians a real
ly new sensation. f. ID. Douglas. the
'Tndian Mountain Medicine man."
wants to oe alderman from the Thir-
teenth ward and he has gone after
the nomination with circular that
has the usual campaign address whiI-
ped TO froth. Douglas describes him
self as a business man who ofteI
makes more in day than the 500
which the city pays the aldermen each
month. He pleads that he wants tho
Job merely to do something for the
ward. He is foe to all tricksters
and grafters" and sterling tower of
strength" Douglas circular shows
him with hair that falls down to his
shoulder.
Congressman Diekema has Issued q
statement with regard 10 his possible
reelection as chairman of the Repub
lican state central committee In
Which he says that he does not de-
sire another term but will accept If
the party wants his services. He de
sires 10 spend more OF his time in
his own district having given HIS
time for eight years to the state cam.
paigns.
The prosecutors office has 20 com
plaints OF alleged election frauds In
Hamtramck. Township Clerk Hansz
has stated TO Assistant Prosecutor
Hanley that he viii state at the proper
time who scratched names off the reg.
istration books. There will also be
an inquiry as 70 alleged tampering
with the ballot boxes and seal.
The Astounding Taft enthusiasm OF
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Hood s SaFssaaffa.Hlla
Here Is Another of the
FORTY THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS

"Ours England home and
twenty miles from large obliged depend
largely upon the family medicines hand all the time
Sapara which have
friend and helper When had suffered dreaduy
dyspepsia without finding relief Hoods Sarsapal positive
health
years found Hoods Sarsaparila
"A Spring Medicine build up when strength
needed appetite the whole
lately been taking Sasab which find convenient take and
beneficial Mrs E. Berry West Troy Me, March T. 1905
Hoods SasapariIa is sold by druggists everywhere
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
BUG" WITH BRACE OF
GUNS, CAUSES PANIC

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April H.
Yelling and holding revolver In
each hand. Bert Metzger, laborer,
ran through the streets in West Ar
gentine at 10 o'clock last night.
At tho sound OF his cries many per.
sons ran from their homes, but hur.
riedly went bcak. Those who had
gone too far took to the woods" and,
In little while, 200 persons were hid
ing IN the shadows.
II was learned today that Metzgcr
lad been in a Kansas City. Kas., in.
sane asylum.
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days before going TO San Francisco
on his way back TO China. Nj.
O'Brien came to America TO bring
back the two Americans, Orva
Bishop and J. c. Gould. sentenced
10 two years In jail for passing con
federate bills In China, and who
were ordered to be confined in San
Quentin penitentiary, Cal.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
LAY CONVERSIONS OF
Y. M. c. A. at 4 p. M

Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
meet in the old building at Grand
River-ave. and Griswold-st., Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and march
in body to the site of the new build
ing, Adams.ave. and Witherell-st..
where the corner stone will be laid
at o'clock. j. B. Howarth, prest
dent OF the association, will preside.
and addresses will be delivered by j.
l.. Hudson, A. G.. Studer, the Rev. r.
ID. Leete. the Rev. A. III. Barr, the
Rev. G. @. Atkins and the Rev. s. 8.
MARQUIS
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
GRAVY Mar in HIohIand parl.

Residents OF Highland Park believe
that a crazy man has established him
self Ia Webber's woods and has been
liyIag OF supplies stolen from cellars
ana hen coops for a month or more
Ii Is said the man chased twD boys
Friday afternoon, aud last night a
posse WAS organized 20 find him. No
trace Of the man could be ,ound. al.
though Jhe searehers found where he
had tai:t q lean-io against a tree ana
the ashes or fire where be cooked
his meals.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
A Bad Fall.

For goodness sake" exclaimed
mamma, returning from shopping
trip. what's the matter with little
Tommy"
"'Tis bad boomp he got, ma'am.
play upon the PLAINLY an onct whin he
was slidin' on the top OF II he slid too
far, ma'am."--Philadelp Press.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Boy Poisoned by Eating oysters.

AS result of eating oysters, al
legged to have been unwholesome. Ed-
ward Kenney. aged Is. pin boy Isl
the Woodward Bowling alleys, No. SO
Woodward-ave.. is seriously Ill in ST
Mary's hospital with ptomaine poison
ing. He ate the oysters in stew at
a restaurant near the bowling alleys
and few minutes later fell uncon-
scious while at work. He was hurried
to the hospital in East End ambulance
and the physicians worked over him
several hours. The boys parents live
in Saginaw.