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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Wyoming
Wool Men Who
Sell IN East IncenSed
at Low Prices
Wyoming Growers Realize Now
Warning Given Them Had Some
Point to 1t.

CASPER. wyo.. March T-CBpeuiaa -
Local wool growers who consigned their
1905 wool 10 eastern houses are advised
that their clips hsve recently been sold at
prices ranging from Il 10 1si4 cents per
pound. The sheepmen are greatly incensed
Rs q result Of this action upon the part OF
the commission houses and by many IT iE
regarded as robbery, in view Of the fact
that the same houses are contracting the
1900 wool on the Sleeps backs at from Il
TO 20 cents per pound. This action Of the
eastern houses has made many rnnverts
10 the wool storage plan OF the National
Wool Growers association In this section
wyoming growers who consigned 10
Boston commission houses were fore
warned. Many Of them took advantage Of
the proposition offered by the Omaha Wool
and Storage company and sent their clips
here
Not a pound Of wool has left our ware
house which brought less than r. cents"
Haid c. Il. King, president of the wool
mpsn y take II hat those who were
foolish enough TO sell thar wool in the
east or conEign n were those who made
their deals early. Our house was a little
late in opening, but we were ready for all
Therr is quite 3 differences between "
cents and II cents. as the wool growers
will see by the size q the checks they get -
Besides the visible gains, President Fred
GoodinE Of the National Wool Growers
association ssys the Omaha market mads
the growers 100000 because Of The in
fluenoe IT had on the east.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

The fourth meeting Of the Senior Loyal
TemperRnce legion will ~ held Monday
evening al the residence OF Ms d S,
Prank. 81 South Seventh street The fol-
lowing program. which will be given under
the direction of Miss MAude Bell. hAs beer
arranged For the evening:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

TIA oOunuu Wluffr ofnos % shs
onshs nee 10 ~ ~ noost Etrset
nuIh Khonas "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
No County Hirb schoolA.


The appropriations committee has agreed
upon giving S80.0OO for the state fair amphi-
theBter and has so reported TO the house
This will enable the fair board TO make 3
beginning for the S@0 ,0n grandstRnd Of
cement and steel which has been planned
for the fair. A portion q land will also
be bought for the purpose of making a
mills track.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

John Junken, the negro slayer Of Clare
Rusen, was indicted by the Ortumws grand
jury today on the charge Of murder 10
con init robbery. This Is the first degree
murder in Iowa The trial was Set for the
April tarm Of court. Junken will stay in
Des Moines till then OF viii he taken TO
Fort Madison penitentiRry.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

10 wed were issued yesterday
-. soupulu~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

Miss Bessie Rattey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
RUMORS OF STRIKE
DECLARED PREMATURE

NEW YORK, Dec; g. Rumors Of
an impending strike said Vice Presi
dent Murdock of the brotherhood of
Railway TTaiumcn, today. care prema
ture, and VIC believe they are circu-
lated TO influence the roads of the
northwest into granting the demands of
the swi tchmen IS union of North Amcri
ca. VIC bave nothing to do with that
movement, and have troubles enough Of
our own without entering into any
others.
"Our proposals have not been sub
mitted 10 the management Of the east.
crn railroads, and VIC have no reason
TO suppose that they will he refused
until they are submitted. II is no Sc
crct that we have long felt we are
entitled TO higher wages. a demand
for them was deferred two wears ago
when The financial panic caused a
pause.
a. II. Smith, vice president and gen
ersl manager of the New York Central,
said today:
The company is on the most friend
~ terms with lis employees
In other wcll-informed quarters il
was said tonight that as the railroads
have long contemplated an increase in
freight rates, they arc not in a position
10 treat the request for an increase in
wages from their employees too
brusquely.
Two other railroad brotherhoods.
those Of tho Locomotive Firemcn and
Railroad Conductors, it was stated to
night have decided 20 ioin the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Traiumeu in
tho demand on eastern railroads for 4
10 per cent increase in wages About
iSS000 men in all arc involved in de
mands 10 he made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
VASSAR STUDENT
COMMITS SUICIDE
Body of Miss Margaret Dauerty
Found in Cistern of Her
Fathers Home.
STUDIED TOO HARD AND
HER MIND GAVE WAY
Ambitious to Make Good Record:
Broken in Spirit When
Strength Fails.

FlSukILL LANDING, y. Y, Dec.
6.-Thc body of Margaret Daucrty, the
Fassar student who disappeared yester-
day, was found late today in the els
tern of her father S home mt IGughsou.
Vile.
Miss Daucrty, who was the daughter
OF the Rev. William II. DauorLy, wan.
dcred away from the care of her friends
yesterday morning. II was known that
she had been forced TO abandon her
studies at Nassar because of mental
strain due 10 oyeTwork.
\ detective found her body in six
feet or water al the bottom of the
Cistern. Appearance Indicated a care
fully planned Suicide
There WAS NO evidence Of foul play.
Was Too Ambitious.
Miss Dauerty was ambitious 10 make
her first year at Nassar a cTeditahle
one She knew that her father had
abandoned Il rich parish in New JERSEY
10 accept his small charge in Hughson
vile that his daughter might live at
homo while attending N3ssar,
Three weeks ago she broke down.
The thought that her indisposition had
nullitied her father S sacrifices for her
50 preyed on her mind that the family
feared she might attempt suicide and
tried 10 keep close watch on her
Sunday morning she disappeared and
many searching parties failed to find
her until late today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
ALASKA COAL LAND
CASE DRAGGING on

SPOKANE, Wash. Dec 6-Two wit.
ncsses took up the time Of the govern.
Alaska coal land cases today. The cross
examination of Frank L. johnson of
Wallace was completed and q. y, Jones
Of Wallace was put on the stand.
Mr.. Johnson testified that ;he claims
were taken up with the idea that they
would hc valuable at snuie time for the
claim holders children.
we would never ger any ia!nyi66Ing ont ont
said be undcrst ood that Clarence Gun.
nipgham was 10 bc paid a salary hy
the Iocators and declared he knew moth
ing of plan by which Cunningham was
TO receive title for onc-cighth Of each
claim he located.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF
CHARGED GAS CYLINDER

PORTLAND. Or, Dec, Ga metal
cylinder Of carbonic acid gas falling
into the street from the rear Of dc,
livery wagon exploded in the heart of
The business district late today with n
report that was heard for nearly u
mile MI the windows for blocks
around were shattered aud many per
sons were hurt but none seriously.
Thousands Of people were within the
radius of the flying pieces OF metal,
while shattered glass fell upon tho
sidewalks in every direction The cx.
plosiou occurred when tho stores were
beginning TO empty their crowds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
aEWHOOSE RUNNING
A RACE WITH DEATH
Utah Mining Magnate Hires a
Special Train in Haste TO
Reach Dying Brother.
Special To The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
CHICAGO. H.. Dec. 6,-For tho dy-,
ing brother of a Utah mining man, tho
right Of way over the Lake Shore rail
way system from Chicago to Buffalo,
was given tonight for i special train to
pass, and tomorrow until Samuel New
house Of Salt Lake City arrives in New
York, about 2:30 p. M. the New York
Central VIII bc in n similar predicament
from Buffalo TO the Grand Central sta
lion.
In order to rush tho western man 10
Paris there is a possibility that exist
ing railroad records between New York
and Chicago, a few minutes more than
sixteen hours, will be broken, but the
schedule figured upon is seventeen
hours
Kccausc of storms in The Rocky noun
tains Mr.. Ncwhousc missed the Twcn,
ticth Century limited by five and a
half hours. and. fearing he might miss
the Lusitania, which sails from New
York tomorrow morning, he ordered \
special train from Chicago TO New York
by wire. In order to savc every pos
sibic minute in the rush TO his broth.
cr's bedside. Mr.. Ncwhousc expended
more than $4,000 for q trip that would
ordinarily cost from SO TO 500 for his
valet and himself
Mr.. Ncwhouse left Salt Lake CITY
Saturday morning Last night on reach
ing Grand Island. Nebraska. nearly
seven hours late Mr. Ncwhousc knew.
he could not catch the Twentieth Cen.
fury limited, for accommodations on
which he had wired from Salt Lake
City, His train was due in Chicago at
1859 u m, and the Lake Shore left
two hours and half later Then il
was he wired for Il special train TO be
ready on his arrival 10 carry him TO
New York ut all possible speed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
|C0NGRESS OPENS
/ IN BRIEF SESSION
Virtually No Business Trans
acted on First Day the Law
makers Gather.
IRAILEY OF TEXAS SPRINGS
SENSATION IN SENATE
Presidents Message VIII Oc-
cupy Time of Statesmen Tues
day, According to Plan.

VT WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--The two
N. houses of congress convened today for
I The first regular session of the sixty
eI6rst congress, but today's proceedings
y were in great part Of a social nature,
= and practically no business was trans
ao1ctcd.
aat Brief as was the senate s thirteen
g minute session, it was eulivcned by an
I ,nusuccessful effort on the part of Sen,
,,Siator Bailey TO defeat the passage OF
i 4bc usual resolution that the daily
n ikcssions begiu at noon, suggesting that
ytltbc senate should convene, instead, at
\ y o'clock Mr. Bailey said be would
r'akc 10 soc the senate hold nlght scs-
: Mons 50 that senators might devote the
slfar 10 individual business, No oblec-
4 -fion w:;s offered when a similar resolu-
.;~kioE was introduced i'll the house
nj Formalities Carried Out,
iuinj committee was named by
; both houses to wait upon tho president
y and inform him that congress was IN
~ krsson aud ready for any business he
y might wish to Jay before 1t.
~ The prcSideut'S response Will CON
siitute his annual message, the reading
II of which viii consume nearly all of to"
Nnmurrow s session.
al The house session occupied forty
minutes w. W. McCreedie. new repre-
s,kculative from the second Washington
Eis.ricl. who succeeds the late Francis
4. tnshmau. WIS sworn in.
Many Bills Prepared.
!, Although only al members re
--knondeJ 10 their names, almost n full
,5lnrmbership appeared on the house
IA Hoor. ami there were few who did not
: have one or more bills TO offer These
/, ,fpcluded one by Representative Garner,
.-Pennsylvania for an investigation by
,,yrDnaresS of tho entire customs service
---irarljcularlv i'm regard TO the sugar
'-Apuds recently brought 10 hight; one
INV REPRESENTATIVE 1lItChcock, Nc
braska. for thc establishment of postal
y kayinas banks: nuc by Representative
= Mann. Illinois. for federal regulation
q. of .thc ''white slave trade -; another
I. by Mr.. Mann for the free admission OF
!. ~ wood pulp and one ny Representative
X Hamilton, Michigan to grant statcuoou
4 40 Now Mexico and Arizona.
b. No Bitterness Apparent.
li-E 'rnrre was the customary crowds in
\ ,fhc galleries and the usual scenes at
u tpnaing an opening day of congress
4 Nerc - enacted on The floors. lhc
sleadofs Of the majority and The mi,
rhoIiiv were there, and ,couEersfd
q r,aiailv. all bitterness epgendered over
Vic tariff fight Of last summer ap.
lm -Jcntiv having been forgotten.
lrr Resolutions Of respect for the
- Hksmorv OF Senator Johnson Of North
nklkuta and nf Representatives DE Ar
~ Mcnd and Lassiter, who died during the
tceess. were adopted, and. as further
marx Of respect. the two houses ad-
ioarned until noon tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
DEMOCRATIC PLANS
NOT WELL ARRANGED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-With great
farnestness Dcmocratic members of the
tenatc met today 10 elect a successor
senator cuIherson. who has deter
msued 70 resign ns chairman of the
saucns because of i'll health
y temporary programme has been ar.
ranged by which Senator Money. vice.
shahman, was 10 be elevated 90 the
,eadership, and TO decline because of I'll
senator Bacon was then 60 he elected
rnalinan- With this programme agreed
Npo1. Senator Culbcrson : letter WIS
<Ehl to the assemhlagc and ;hen it WAS
~'seovcrcd that he had no. resigned
Continued or Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
COURT DENIES WRIT
OF HABEAS CORPUS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. CT. s. Dis
trict court denied today The petition Of
L. .. Moore. i. Il. licrrim1n anu w
l.. Brown FOR q writ of habcas corpus
TO prevent their removal To the Omaha
district for trial on charges nC conspiracy
Oh account Of their connection with the
Maybray gang nf alleged prize iieht and
race tracks sWindlers. They win appeal
20 the supreme court.
Tho men were arrested I'm San Jose
and bound over 10 the district court
which ordered them removed To Omaha.
They claim that the conspiracy with
which they arc charged Was formed in
Canada, ont Of the jurisdiction % the
Omaha court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
LOEB WILL FIRE MEN
WHO ACCEPT TIPS

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-"Not man shall
remain i'm this service who accepts a ttp
from q passenger" said Collector Loah
TODAY. and IN tho u"NP sentence he as
missed Charles Ninmo. a customs In
apcctor who had been in the service since
lSS6.
Il am determined 20 break up that
that not a cent need DC paid any employee
Of This, nurt for ans service the govern
mcnt PAYS it's agents 10 perform added
The collector. Customs sutl critics learned
that Nimmo had loaned 2 passenger SUI
ncicnt money to pay Guty on excess or
baggage and bad GftNrwaJd gon" 10 the
passengers home 20 ccNcCt tho loan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
HAS AUTHORITY UPHELD

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-Tbat tbe
comptroller of tho currency is an agent
of the government with power to c1-
anime into the affairs Of national banks
was decided by The supreme court of
THE United States today in the case of
the United States vs.. John \. Corbctt
aud others. in favor of the government.
National bank of Ladysmith. Wis, and
be and Others were indicted on the
charge of making false report TO the
romutrolle-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
WIFE OF JUSTICE HOWELL
IS DEAD FROM CANCER

Pasadena. Cal. Dec 6.-MfS. II.
VI. Howell. wife Of Chief Justice How,
eli Of the court of appeals Of Manitoba.
Cauada. died here today Of cancer. Her
daughter. Miss Sybil Howell. WAS with
her. Justice Howell brought his wife
aud daughter here about "A month ago.
and then returned home. He is ex.
pectcd in Pasadena, Friday next,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
/ TIE
| { I)II
'iQUORUM OF HOUSE
IS OFFICIALLY PRESENT

IGr WASHINGTON, Dec 6:-An animal.
oys; p, scene presented itself 10 Speaker
D. Faunon when he appeared in the char
oq I'd noon today 10 call 10 order the
~ .s' 4 house of representatives. IN the INITIAL
~ ~ enihcring of the first regular session
ih rff the sixty.frst congress.
mpst5-t The galleries were crowded TO the
loors long before the hour arrived.
o. FL Applause greeted the speaker when
4 o she entered the chamber. For mo
li1 ,ou's )ient he stood in his place ncrvousiy
z'r flngoring the qavel While the ap-
,r N. 5,ausc was subsiding the gaycl de-
-feendcd wltb Il resounGin@ lcfthaDdcd
n Nwhsck
biha The house viii bc in .order- The
brsrcLapla;n will offer prayer
we ~ The blind chaplain. R"v. Henry y.
tcHlen then offered the prayer
- For the next ten minutes or more
:, rf The chamber was filled with chatter
,n,rsr ~ Ehile tho roll WAS being called. The
III L. f Speaker announced that 3ll members
~ bsd responded Do thcir names. quo.
~fuHl Was present, and the 0OuSc was
%, q yeady for business.
y,t Word From the Senate.
- The committee from the senate ~.
ale, pearcd 10 announce that the senate was
N rin session and ready for business and
'sn ssodi, y, fhai committee had hccn appointed
" ~ MATT upon the president Rsprosou-
O. " iaiiVcs Dalzell Of Pennsylvania. Bcu-
bell OF Now York and Clark of Nilsson
Il were appointed by the speaker TO
'isA poin the senate committee in this cm.
,r-stYbassy. Another committee was named
,opa, 20 wait in like manner upon the senate.
,ups Representative Jones of Virginia in
forned the house nf the death Of his
folieogne. Francis i. LasSiter. and of
stone 1fred resolution. Another resolution
,ss T>,ohcred by Representative Clark OF Mis-
announced the death OF David \
..s.Tpc Armond. ". w McCrcedic, the new
representative from Washington. elect
,0T "a to succeed the late Francis ". cush.
ioNH presented his credentials aud was
''' bworu in
At ~ Inc house. as Il further mark Of re
s;buti fneg' 10 shc two members who had
Ike Y2eieu during tbc recess of congress. ad
70 - 9onfncd a, 1874 p. ~, until tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
DENIES DANCER Of
A GENERAL STRIKE
President Lee of Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen Makes
Official Statement.
GIVES LIE TO FORMER
SENSATIONAL REPORTS
Any Action Taken to Secure In
crease in Wages VIII
BE Regular.

CHICAGO, Dec. Civilian G. Lee,
president of the Brotherhood of Rail,
way Jrainmeu, tonight sent Il mes
sage 10 President Taft assuring him
that sensational reports. regarding q
general railroad strike were without
foundation.
Following is President Lee 5 message
to President Taft;
In order that yourself and the pub.
lc may know the truth. | deem it neces.
sary to state that the press reports
indicating that a strike of the Brother
hood OF Railway Trainmcn, and other
affiliated organizations, threatens at
this time as result of the demands
made for increased paw in the territory
cast Of Chicago, are absolutely without
foundation.
Only Formal Action.
"Whatcvcr action is taken by the
organization ! represent Will depend en-
tirely upon the individual expression
OF tbe members through the general
committee for the railways in the ter
ritory and viii be handled in the usual
manner. The demands Of the train
employcs In train and yard service east
of Chicago cannot take proper form
even for deliberate consideration he.
tween the railway officials and their
employees before the early part of 1910.
50 All this talk about strike of the
brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen and
affiliated organizations is absurd, and
the membership Of the organization
fully realizes N -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
NO SOLUTION HELD
TO BE MERITORIOUS

:. After carefully reading and an.
:. alvliuc the MANY solutions 10 thc
!. Great salt Lake Mystery. submit
: ted 30 The Tribune, the commit
:. toe in charge of awarding the
: cash prize Of $50 which Tho Trib
: uno offered for The best solution.
i the committee reported last night
: that il would be impossible 10
= make any award, owing to tho
:, unexpected turn of tho general
= theme Of tho story rs it appeared
I. IN The Tribune last Saturday aud
: Sunday mornings.
:. Dy Ned Hewctt and Charles =.
:. PuIvcr completely upset all calcu-
!. latious of The solutionists. which
= is 10 BE regretted, as both The
= Tribune aud the committee In
+ charge Of fhc award spout copsid.
= CRADLE labor in vain effort to
j. and Just enc solution which could
: he classod as even coming slight.
:. ~ near the real iiualc Of thc
i. story. Put there was none that
!. even approached a solution Sutli
:. cicrily TO he held rs mcritorious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
Observation-Disclosures, : :
GCMPERS'S CASE WILL
co TO HIGHEST COURT.
WASHINGTON Dec 9Th,

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-Thc
United States supreme court To.
day granted the petition for a
cases Of Samuel Gompers. Frank
Morrison and John Mitchell,
officers Of the American Federa-
tion of Labor. The effect of the
decision will bc TO bring The en-.
tire record in the Buck Stove and
Range company case against these
fOrrevIew.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
More Land Restored.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 6.-Thc sccrc
tary of the interior has restored - 900
acres Of land in Boise, Ida. and Burns.
Or land districts formerly With
drawn for the Paycttc Boise project
Settlement. March s; entry April :
next year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
Judge Wants a Verdict.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Dee. 6.-The
mrv.in the trial Ut W Y. Ellis charged
with the murder of y. 7. Willis, of
indianapolis. reported today that 'bev
were unable 10 agree upon verdict
after being out since Saturday evening.
Judge Lea seut the panel back fer
further dclibcTation,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
Domestic

Opening Of SiXty-1rst congress. ....
one more scandal in insurance
'll' 'A'S '.s....s. a... .'s' 1
NasSar girl commits suicide. ......
Keeping close tab on government
expenses ....... ................
Danger or general strike of train
m"u denied ..................
Condensed tclccrams .....,......1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
Local.

: Officer and Italian in deadly duel. l
: ttdh'S exhibit at Chicago attracts
. Wide attention .........,....,...l6 10
: -Four more women seeking dl-
inrCpS ......., ........--..,. s.... 10
: Americans celebrate recent vic
tory IN dance. Observation-Disclosures. l6
!. Utah state teachers 20 meet in an.
: Uual convention .-.,........,....l6 10
: American women hold enthusiastic
meeting ...,.... ,........- .s.... 10
: Moro attention FOR Ctah's adult
: blind .......a. s,,...,.,.,..,.s..lb 10
: Sporting News.
: Coifroth is In trouble.
: EmcTyVille races ..............-.-ll
: No more football a varsity ty...,,,..ll
: interest in big fight ht..........,...s II
: Shorter baseball season ..........ll
: Attcll defeats White. II
: day bicycle race. ce....s..........1l IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
.FRENC AVIATOR
DASHED TO DEATH
Antonio Fernandez, in Machine
of His Own Invention, Is
the Victim.
DECLARED TO HAVE BEEN
CARELESS AND RECKLESS
Pays Penalty for Patching Up
Defective Parts of Craft
in WrCng Way.

NICE, France, Dec. 6,--Antouio Fer
nandcz. an aviator, met death today
while flying for The first time iD an
aeropanc of his own invention at the
new aerodromc near the mouth of the
Var. Although Fernandez took his ma
chine 10 Rheims in aviation week, diff
ficulties in starting always prevented
au actual flight until today,
The accident appears TO have been
due mainly TO the inexpcricncc and reck
lcssness of the aviator, who, impatient
at the DELAY and not needing expostula
lions of his mechanician. patched up Il
defective part of the machine by bind
ing il with common twinc.
Fatal Tun Made.
The acroplane sailed off gracefully
amid the cheers of the spectators, and
the iuvenior's hopes secued 10 be full
filed when. after going two hundred
meters and gradually rising. tho avi-
aior attempted 20 make a turn too
sharply, and this machine tipped over
Fernando fell TO the ground, strik
ing with the wreck of his acroplaue on
top of him. The aviator was found
crushed beneath the. motor, his head
having been driven into the soft earth
by the impact.
The victim was n srriEinGly hand
some nan. we'll known in Nice, whore
lie was fashionable womsu s tailor
lie took up aviation recently, devotiug
all his tune TO il, He was convinced
thnt his machine, which rcsemblcd both
the Wright and the Curtes machines.
was absolutely superior 10 any other,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07
"A Great Newspaper" p"

Is The general opinion c all who
follow the course of Tho Tribune.
And 1t is business gc:ter" for
those who patronize its ad columns,
too.