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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-22
PARK CITY NEWS.


Park City, Oct. 2o--Joth Re.
publicans and DemodatS held
their conventions Monday night
and made nominations for the
coming city election. The Re
publicans metin the city hall,
with 5. l., Radden in the chair
and {. NJ. Stringer as secretary.
The following nominations
were made by Republicans:
Mayor Frank A. Dailyrecord-
er Thomas Stringer; tnasurer,
w. X. Jeiiords; police justice,
X. II. Waters; long tern coun-
Gilman, J. w. Thompson, short
term, Andrew Peterson, r.. a.
Wright, john J, Kelly.
The Democrats selected the
following ticket: MayorJohn +.
Welsh; recorder Mrs Lucy r.
Garvlni treasurer, J. j Fitz-
gerald police justice, Henry
Crossman; long term council
man, NJ. J. McGill; short term,
T.. J. Beggs, J. ], Howo,th, w.
+, Westerfeld, a fight will
be made for the council
manic seat vacated by Fred
Detsch aud now occupied w. ].
Buch.
l." b. Wright, Peter Clark
and Henry Shields attended
court in the county seaton Mon,
day.
5. L. Whitley, local managei
of the X. NJ. b. Tel. Co. spen'
several days in Coalville durin,
the week on business for hi
company,
Jake Huffman of the Welch
Driscoll & Bucks store, S. +
Whiteley of the Bell Telephon,
company and J, Willard Der.
cumshaw of this city went on
deer hunt Yesterday over il
Dutch canyon and brought HON,
two fine deer, One of then
weighed I6S pounds aud tn,
other 90 pounds.
Lo''-Parcol containing clothes be
tween Echo and Coalvine. Return
10 this office
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-22
ROCkPORT,

ROCKPORT, oct. ls-Nlr.
VIM. Stembridge has purchased
a home in Salt Lake city, and
Is moving his family there.
Rockport will lose good citi-
zen, but we wish him success.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Homer
were in town visiting friend,
last Sunday.
Messrs. Johnston, aud Rces
were our home missionaries
Sunday.
Mrs. 5. l.. Gibbons has been
in salt Lake to attend the fun
cral Of her friend, Mrs. II. W.
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart
spent Sunday with relatives
here,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-22

her son Ed and family will
move out on the ianch.
David Eskelson and wife who
are living on the Uintah reser-
walton was visiting relatives and
friends in louisville last Sun
day,
Improve your home with stewards
Iron Fencing. Apply to CHI West
Hoytsville, for Design, and prices.
Cheaper than wood and lasts n life
time. 2-26
We do only good printing. Can
we do yours Prices are right.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-22

Lo't-Parcel containing clothes be-
tween Echo and Coalviue. Return
TO thus office,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

-1oE're Just - hi< - essR.~ "a
Polly ~hen st~ cssusd ~ - - -
lsaS es"aet 10 k-sk at - -ESs
ksvert ctanxed . tts-
-Neuve csanxsd ~So&sS b. A~sh "a
-" He k-sked sf tis< uzzaa1nkne -
n<irss aid tse nr~ ~ay u 1unG her
hair -Xour~ bses~s fua usass R~~s
~ like"
'SA. Jim 49, glascs1 sansis5,<tx
at tk~ S~U ksvws sn1R ~ snshur
startling ti~ aDa th< nsst lsasls -, 4,
Jsm'r buttouk.,Sc.
The fellows said Id have ~ sss-k
~ q his II ! vss s-csDia' ~ - ysp.
~ as Eot 6. make you ssAA9Dd - u.s
lA yos lac 'em," ~ aaks1- hsssA .uS
down aBs'eovingiy at his srw As.up
ck,thcs.
Very mUch" Ys the osss siase Jlu.
noticed The unfamiliar 1ssses - k~r
sI~ech- He began TO ss~I self cos-
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1t was Jest A. well he didn't. You'd
hardly a knowsd him toward the last
he got % thin an peeked like. He
wasn't the same after We lost you
nobody was, not even Bineo."
Have yoa still got Binso?" she ask
"a. thrO1gh her tears
"fep. we got him." drawled Jim,
hut he amt mech good DO more.
None Of the other riders can get used
to his gait like you was. There amt
nobody with the show what can touch
zoe ridin': there never will he. Saw.
mebte yoa think Rarker won't let out
q yell when he sees you comm back. -
Jim was jubilant now, and be let out
little yell Of his own at the mere
thought Of her return. He was too
excited to notice the look on Polly's
face. Toby had q notion before he
died that you was never a-comip'
back, but l told him ia change all
that once i seen you. an when Bar
ker sent me over here today to look
arter the advertiser he said he guess
I'd you'd had all you wanted o. church
folks. 'Jes' you bring her along TO
Wakefield he said. AN tell her thar
her place Is waitin' for her. an will
too" He turned upon Polly with sud-
den decision. Why, feel jes' like
pickin' you 1p in my arms an carryin'
yoa right Oh now
wait. Jim Che put one tiny hand
On his arm to restrain him.
Il don't mean-not-today-m mebbe -
he staWmered uncertainty, but wen
'-~% 49,. s~howin' next month";
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--lssur los.& AZ me l4e~ t.ssly -
s-eree as tae sa-Il~e eye- -s.ar a.rc
k.r face. -seca1ss / r~s. 10 .ay -o-.ss
this.g thai ~ sssas 10 Hsrs yos- Isaa
-NO1Ec co1a.I. ANT 300 tol
The h. face wzs ~rsaks~e ali cAs.
~ora with trosD.e.
ma. J.ss.-~ ste geYlsrd N t.s.s o.
how that l.s e.o,A scarcely bear Lsr
--You ssssI that yos ass .esef
comm back He Sxsrd ss sca1is4,
= hat such q dsciss2,a u4aeh; usess 10
esaa.
No. Jim. slse ans wesrd ,endee1y
f,s she dressisd tn pain that sts nsssss
cause the great s~sd issariei fellow
You mustn't care tiAe that sAe
rscaa.d. seeing thr bsauk d..s,safios
that had come iDse hir face. "it rsE IL
ssd Il "a. g.-a Il kark~r 10 Keep Hy
place for uss. sus can't ~ back
Ne tarrs-d s~ay. Sse chung to shs
ro..2h brown Sleeve. - ~. Jim. WAea
lis ia nay LITTLE sossn Ny there at
nighi"-shc glanced toward the win
dow above them-'-sad everything u
peaceful aud still ! think hDw u uss<l
to .s In the ~ days. the awful ss4se
and the rush Il ), ALL the chserisss
wagons. tte us<sS In th< tent. the ring
with Ms blasting I,ghta. the ~hirling
round ami sooad 90 1sinso aud the
boops. always The hs~ps. TIL nay head
got dizzy and my eyes all dim. and
H., ,l.. hurrx sN,o~ sk. -ha-r .,x A.
heat and the dust OF the mud and the
rain. aud the rumble Of the Wheels
In the plains at night. and the shricks
" the animals and then the parade.
the awful. awful parade. and I riding
through the streets In tights. jim
tights" Sine covered her face TO
shut cut tine memory. Il couldn't 60
back to u. Jim, just couldn't" She
turned away. her face still hidden IN
her hands. lie looked at her long
while In silence
IL didn't know how you'd come 10
feel ais,ut IT," he said doggedly
You aren't angry. Jimy" she
turned to him anxiously. her eyes
pleading for his forgiveness.
Angry" be echoed. almost titteriy
Il guess It couldnt ever come I. that
atween You an me. Ill be all right"
He shrugged his great shoulders. ITS
Just kinder sudden, that's all Nou sse,
never figured ON givin' you NJ. an
when You said You wasn't comm back
IL kinder seemed as though I couldn't
see nothin' all my life but long, dusty
roads an nobody In 'em. Hut It's all
riobt now an III Just ise gettin' along
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20 the wagUA.-
'Bst. Jim. yOu haven't seen M.
Doueias." Polly protested, trying 70
keep him with her until she cosld
think Of some way to comfort him.
I'll look in on him comin' hack, I"
sajd Jim, anxious TO be alone with Ms
disappointment. He was out Of the
Sate before she coaA stop him.
Hurry back. won't yoa, Jim? I'll be
waiting for you" She watcheA him
going quickly down the road, his f,sts
thrust into his brow. coat pockets and
his hat psIled over his eyes. l.. dh
Dot look back. ~ he used to do. to wave
. parting farewell. and she turned to.
ward the house with q troubled heart
ehe had reached the lower step VIXEN
Strong and ElvefsOn approached her
from the direction Of the church.
WAS that fellef here to take you
back to the circps?' demanded strong
She opened her lips to reply, but be.
fore she could speak Strong assured
her that the congregation wouldn't do
anything to stop her II she wished 70
20. He saw the blank look on her
face I'VE amt tryin' to pry into none
q yosr private Affairs" he explained.
but my daughter saw yol and that
there feller a-makin' up to each other
II you're calculatin' to run away with
him you'n save . heap Of trouble for
tie parson by dom n quick
The parSon-
"Yoa can't blame the congregation
fCf not wantin' him to keep you here.
- ~~< s.~.e enoneh to see how II
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ss-.~s nee ~s-e ~ 49,. " ~ VASE
! js-s r....i,. bulIlsea.ls-s Nel. b. 4 t-'i
ter scs erer his sesbt-lrussss-s ri-hi
ss~. n b. soar U.'H zes aas'ts Hlin
irsscr. THAT'S all
-Anssi.er minister NsuduH' : ul.an r
bf uas cscar efsoach uou She rscali.7d
Issss,is.' trsal.sed ls.,. - a. hsnf aze
sgas rsn.esll.sFcd hc~ b. had as..ed y
sks e,suisin's go away. if was THIS that
Ar nsrasi ~.ea he psonsis-ed H"t so
give ks.s NJ. 10 matter y bat bapg'enea
In ss inssau; shs, Vas af the a.sacea >
si<I~ pscadiax and terrissed y 90
U"us<sas get snsthcr minister. On.
psssse. deacon Sfroax. hsses 40 me.
lissee, Noa xere rizlss about Jim He
asd ccsse to get me. aud . am going
hack TO the circus-snly yes Won Z
ssod Mr.. Is.uglas away. Yea ~on q.
Ssy yos went'- she va. searching
Aia eyes 5w nsercy. lit wasn't his
FAULT that ] keIa stay lag on. he didn't
know hew 10 get rid Of me. tie did
try. He tried only to-day"
80 he's comm round" saecFesl
ets"ax
"lss. yes. and you won't blame him
ssy D0se viii you" she hurried on
anxksssly. 'Ycan Vet him stay. no
natter what he doss. II I promise to
- svay and never never come back
AGAIN."
u amt holiin' no grudge akin him, "
Stronx srum..IeA He talks pretty
rough sometimes. but he's been q good
enough minister. amt forSettin
that"
You III get my things. IL wont take
minute" She was running up the
steps when a sudden thought stopped
her. She returned quickly to Strong
Wed better not let him know just
yet You can tell him afterward. Tell
him that ran away. Tell him that
She was interrupted by douglas. who
came from the house. Hello. strong,
Back again." he asked. I'm some sur
prise. Polly remained with her eyes
liked upon the deacon. searching for
some way Of escape. The pastor ap-
proachs,d. She burs; iuto nervous
laughter. WHATS the joker" douglas
asked
Its only 4 little surprise that the
deacon aud ! are planning" She tried
10 control the catch In her voice.
You'll know about 1t soon. won't he.
deaconf Coed afternoon. Mr. Strong,'
She flew into the house. laughing hys.
terically.
Douglas followed her 20 the steps
with a puzzled frown. IL was unlike
Polly to give way To her moods before
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

"Pro-mis-cuous," she repeated halt.
angly. What does that mean?"
"lndiscriminate." lie rubbed his
forehead as he saw the puzzled look
on her face. Mixed up" he ex.
planned. more simply.
Our game wasn't mixed up" She
was thinking Of the oae to which the
widow had objected. "Is 1t promiscu.
Gus to catch somebody?"
1T depends upon whom you catch"
he answered. with a dry, whimsical
emile.
well, don't catch anybody but the
children" She looked up at him with
serious, inquiring eyes.
"Never mind. Polly. Your game@
aren't promiscuoust She did not hear
him. She was searching for her book
rs this what you are looking foff'
he asked. drawing the missing article
from his pocket.
'Oh"' cried Polly. with flush Of EN-
barrassment. Mandy told you"
you've been working a long time on
that"
Il thought I might help you II !
learned everything you told me-" she
answered timidly. But I don't sup
pose ] could"
II can never tell you how much you
help me. Polly"
do II" she cried eagerly. II can
help more il you will only let me. !
can teach bigger class in Sunday
school now. ! got to the book Of Ruth
today"
You did," He pretended TO be as.
tonished. He was anxious to e1ccur-
age her enthusiasm.
Cm-hum'" she answered eolemnly
"A dreamy look came into her eyes
do you remember the part that you
read 10 me the first day I came?" He
nodded He was thinking how care
free they were that day. How impos.
sfble such problems as the present one
would have seemed then, II know
every bit Of what you read By heart
Its our next Sunday school lesson~
$50 II Is"
do you think now that It would be
best for me to go away?" She looked
up into his troubled face.
We'll see, we'll see" he murmured
then tried to turn her mind toward
other things. Come. now; lets md
out whether you do know your Sunday
school lesson. How does II begin -
There was no answer. She had turned
away with trembling lips. And Ruth
SAID He took her two small hands
and drew her face toward him, mean
ing to prompt her
'Entreat ice not to leave thee'- she
pleaded Her eyes met his. His face
was close to hers. The small features
before him were Quivering with emo
ton She was 80 frail. 30 helpless, 20
easily within his grasp. His muscles
grew tense, and his lips closed firmly.
~ss batrliur with an impulse 10
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" M06A ~

4 vea<isS hov sou ~oulG ls~~ to ~
s~sy"-hcr eyes met his In terro~-
AWAY to q great school hs added
quickly. sinching from the very hr-s
hurt that he had inflicted. -wtscrc tissr.
are . lot of other young ladies'
lis n a place where you would ,~,''
She looked NJ st him apxiously. 49,
move On
Tim afraid not Isouxias answered
smiIiag IN spite II his heavy hear,
Il wouldn't like any place without
you" she sid decidedly aud sceusssl
- CONSIDER the subject dismissed
"nst u IT vas fa ve"r e"'~." Doas-
las persisted
1T could never lie foe my good TO
leaye you"
But just for little while" he
pleaded. Now was she ever TO under
standf How could he take from her
the sense of security that he had pur
Is,sely taught her to feel In bis house I,
Not even for moment" Polly an
s~ered. with decided shake of hcr
head
But yea must get ahead IN your
studies" he argued
She looked at him anxiously. She
was beginning to be alarmed at his
persistence.
Maybe I've been playing too many
Ieriscuous games"
Not periscuous. Polly. promiscuexS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

likely be hahgin' rOun' de parsonage -
night. stead oh stayin' in de SUNDAY
school room. whar dey belongs Las
time dat ere Widow willoughby done
set roun' all etenin' a-teliin' de par-
son rs how folks could tes' eat on
her kitchen floor. an ups an tells her
as how folks could pick up a gool
squar' meal o1n Mandy's floor too.
Guess shell be mighty careful what
she says afore Mandy tonight" sAe
chsckled ~ she disappeared down the
walk to the Sunday school room.
Polly stood motioaless where AapAy
had left her. She hardly knew witch
way TO tufA. She Was happy, yet
afraid. She felt like sinking upoa her
knees and begging God to be rood 10
her. to help her. She who had once
been 20 independent. % self reliant.
now felt the need Of direction from
above She was no longer master Of
her own soul. sonsething had gone
from her, something that would never.
never come again. While she hesi-
tated Hasty came theOuGh the gate
looking anxiously over his sbo1ldee.
We'll. Hasty?~ she said, for 1t wss
apparent that Hasty had something
important on his mind.
Its de big one from de circus.- he
whispered excitedly.
The big one?"
You know-de one what brune yo~.- -
fou don't nean"- Polly's question
was answered by Jim himself. who
had followed Hasty quickly thruueA
the gate. Their arms were instantly
about each other. Jim forgot Hasty
and every one in the world except
Folly. and neither Of them noticed the
hcfrff5ed Miss Perkins and the wiA0V
Willooghby. who had been crossing IT,
gard on their way from the sunAny
school room with julia
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ow's finishin' touches" saki
~ Mandy Ms she came down
the steps.
IAN right" called Douglas. Take
these with YOU. Perhaps they may
help He gathered up the garlands
which Polly had left on the ground
His eyes were shining. He looked
younger thaL Mandy had ever seen
him.
Polly had turned her back at the
sound Of Mandy's voice and crossed 10
the elm tree. driving her tears 81 han-
piness and trying to control her newly
awakeDsa emotions. Douglas felt IN
tuitively that she needed this moment
for recovery, NO he piled the leaves
and garlands high in Mandys arms.
thea ran into the house with the Iight
step Of . boy.
Il got the set-sit-settin' room all
tidied up," SAID Mandy as she shot q
sly glance at Polly.
That's good" Polly answered, fac
ing Mandy at last and dimpline and
biushin9 guiltily.
Mos de sociable folks will mos
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scious. A year ago she would hs We
said "You bet" lie looked st hes
swkwardly. She hurried on: "Hasty
told me Voc we're showing In wake
field. I knew you'd come to see me
IIow's Barker and all the boys?" She
stopped with q catch In her throat and
added more slowly, Il sSppose every
things different nov that Toby IN
gone"
He'd IA liked to seen you afOre he
'-' - T" W." e"s erred but uaybe
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Otbers. Have you gentlemen changed
your minds about the little girl stay
ing on?" he asked uneasily.
ITS all right now" said Strong.
seating himself with q complacent air.
IAN right? How so?" questioned
Douglas. more and more puzzled by
the deacon's evident satisfaction.
"Because," said Strong. rising and
Sacing the pastor because your cir-
rus rtiin' gal is goin' 70 leave 200 u
Aef own accoed."
Have you been talking to thai
girl?" asked Douglas sternly.
II have" said Strong. holding hia
grosnd.
'see here. deacon. IL you've beer
browbeating that child I may forget
that I'm a minister" The knuckles o.
Douglas large fists grew whittier.
She's Eoin. I tell you. and 1t ain,
because Of what I said either. She's
gOin' back to the circus"
Il don't believe you"
"YOa would "a believed me n yoa'd
0een the fellow that was Just a-callin'
on her and her a-huggin' and a-kissin'
Il him and a-promisin' that she'd be
a-waitin' for him here when he come
back."
''You Me-" cried Douglas, taking q
step toward the retreatine deacon.
There's the fellow nowr' cried
Strong as ne pointed to the gate.
'tuppoee yon ask him afore yo1 call
me a liar"
Douglas turned quickly and saw Jim
approaching. HIS face lighted up with
relief at the sight Of the big. lumt,er-
ing fellow
How are you, Mr.. Douglasy" said
Jim awkwardly.
you've seen Polly?" asked Dougiaa
shaking Jim cordially by the hand.
Yes. I've seen her"
The deacon here has an idea that
Polly is going back to the circus with
you" He nodded toward Strong. al
most laughing at the surprise In store
for him.
Back TO the circus?" asked Jim.
Did she say anything to you about
hy He was worried by the bewilder-
ment in Jim's manner
BEFORE Jim could reply Polly, who
had reached the steps in time to catch
the last few words. slipped quickly
-- Sh~ ~nre her coat and
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1rsw ss~r toe asd has1 asso c"mIcsv -,
n the stsrsser - his ssFoag brsvs
arms. -Thsy shsn't'- he crssd. start
tng toward her
Polly drew hack. cvcra ~sd Hcl
sssul had heard and seen the things ~
Ssais.a TO ~sch ~ u~ cssly once. -
wouid ncvcr again tss a child.
Dougsas brsced himself against tbs
back ~ thu bench
-What vas the rest - the lc~soa y
be asked in a hrm. hard voice.
Il can't say 1t now" Polly mur
musea- Her face wss avcrssi. hes
white Ad. futtcrea and closra
"NossseBse' ~ course yoo caa
Come. come: IN help you" DoHGlas
sg,oke sharply. He Was almost vexsd
With her and with himself for ths,
Neakness that Was 50 near ovcrcom-
la. them And Ruth said. .Entreat
Ese not 10 leave thee -
"Dr o. return from following after
thee she was struggling to keep
back the tears for whittier thou
geest viii go. and where thou icdsest
will lodge. Thy people shall lie my
people and thy God my - abe
stopped
That's right; TO on" said Douglas.
striving to control the uns,eadiness =
bis own voice
where Thou diest will 1 die" Her
arms went out blipdly
'bh. you won't send me awoy, will
your" she subbcd. Il don't want TO
learn anything else just --exceVf froR
you" She covered her face and
slipped. a little broken heap. at his
feet.
In an. instant the pastors strong
arms were about her; his stalwart body
was supporting her You shan't 20
away. l won't lct you-I won't, Do
You hear me, Pollyf l WON'T
Her breath was warm against his
check. lac could feel her tears, her
arms about him. as she clung to him
helplessly, sobbing and quivering In
the shelter ~ his strong embrace.
You are never going TO leave me-
neverr'
A new purpose had come into his
life. the realization of new necessity.
and he knew that the fight which he
must henceforth make for this child
was the same that he must make fOr
himself.
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CHAPTER NJ.

TITS Roin' into de sunday school
room to take OF dat ere wid-
ow's finishin' touches" saki
Mandy Ms she came down
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osttef wraSs for sale 1t Nev,Caa>
Ssoa O0ce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11
.OLO RIVALS WILL
 CROSS BATS ON DIAMOND
WHITE SOX AND MIAMI CLASH AGAIN AT SCHOOL HILL
 THIS AFTERNOON

For the fourth time this season, the White Sox will line up against the Miami team this afternoon, in what promises to be fast ball game.
 The miners have strengthened their team by the addition of several new players and while the team has not been in action for several weeks, the players have been keeping in good trim and should do their share toward mak- ing the game an interesting one.
 The Sox will present about their usual line up, with the exception that Dawson is dope1 out to hold down sec ond, with Dunn, one of Morenci' s fast boys, scheduled to chase the long flies in the left garden.
 Friends of both teams are showing q lively interest in the game and quite Il little money has been wagered on the outcome, with the Sox only slight fav. orites.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS HEARING
 STILL IN PROGRESS

For the past two days hearing has been in progress before George H.. Smalley, clerk of the district court, to determine whether or not final proof shall be made on the land embraced in the Arlington Heights townsite, or whether the mineral claims of the diff. ferent protestants shall be declared valid.
 Several dozen local people, who have made filings on the land in question are opposed by number of owners of mining claims, headed by J. F. Hecht. man.
 While the claims of the protestants will fill dozens of pages of transcript, when the report of the proceedings is forwarded to the United States land office in Phoenix, the gist of the pro- test is that the property is mineral land, upon which thousands of dollars have been spent on development work, and that those who are promoting the townsite plan are doing so merely for speculative purposes.
 The hearing in the matter will prob. ably not be completed until late Mon- day afternoon, as a considerable amount of testimony is yet to be taken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11
Recover from Accident

Mrs. II. II. Pratt and Ms. F.. l.. Hig- don, who were painfully injured
 Wednesday evening, when the horse