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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18

Mr.. S. A. Kendall was in Oakland
Monday on his way to Crellin.
Mr.. d. Y. Morris, of Kingwood, spent
few days in Oakland this week
Capt Robert H. Gordon, of Cumber-
land, was in Oakland yesterday on pro-
fessional business.
r. H. Whalev, of near Henry, this
county, was in Oakland yesterday af-
ternoon on business.
Three pounds fresh fish for % cents;
quart fresh oysters, solid measure, 40
cents. at CreutZburg's
Mr.. j. Wilson Humbird, of Cumber-
land, is in the city as the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. W. r. Offutt.
Mr.. Clifton White, who travels out of
Pittsburg for an electrical engineering
house, spent Tuesday in Oakland.
Mr.. James W. Mason, of near Red
House, was in Oakland Tuesday and
made this office brief business visit
Miss Nell Ofutt, who was in Balti-
more for a number of weeks, returned
to her home in Oakland last Thursday.
WANTED-Live agents in every coun-
ty in MARYLAND to sell popular priced
automobiles. GENERAL AUTO COMPANY,
Inc, Baltimore, Md. 3S-5t.
The Republican for Job Work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18
HCRTICUL TURkL EXHIBITS.
President Brown, of the Society,
Wants Garrett Well Represented.

Senator w. McCulloh Brown. who
this year is President of the State Hor-
ticultural Society, was in Oakland last
Saturday Mr.. Brown is very anxious
to secure specimens of the various
grains raised in Garrett county for eX-
hibition in Baltimore on December LIST,
and he has arranged that any samples
sent to Mr. E. S. West, in Oakland, will
be packed and forwarded by Mr.. West.
Wheat, oats, buckwheat, rye, barley
and corn should go; one gallon of the
grains, all we'll selected and sorted, and
twelve ears of corn, of uniform size
and appearance. Allegany and Garrett
counties will be classed alone on corn.
Garrett county has won first prizes
for fruit and flowers, now let US show
what we can do on grains.
All exhibits must be in place at the
Fifth Regiment ArmorY on Tuesday,
November Both, 1909.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18

Mr.. W. R. Stull, who is spending the
the winter in Philadelphia. arrived in
akland this morning to remain few
days on business.
DR.. R. r. Ward. of Cameron, was in
the city Yesterday on business, having
arrived here from Terra Alta on the
morning accommodation.
Judge U. S. Kendall returned to
Crellin Monday morning from bust
ness and professional visit to Los An
geles and Pasadena, ca.
A physician prescription over the
telephone to prepare drink of whiskey
for a patient is held by Judge Mason as
not complying with the laws of West
Virginia. AS a result Fenton Dent,
Morgantown druggist, who filled the
verbal prescription, pleaded guilty and
was fined $50 and costs.
Mr.. Fred B. Hartman. of Barnum.
w. Va, chief clerk and assistant to
Mr.. Geo. R. mcfarland. superinten-
dent of the Monroe Coal Mining Co., of
that place, leaves for Bethlehem, Pa,
Thursday morning to accept position
as chief stenographer and head of the
sales department in the home office of
the Dodson Coal and Coke Co., of that
city. Cumberland News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18
JEHU PATCH.

late OF Garrett Co.. Md. deceased. All per
sons haying claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day OF
March next; they may otherwise by law
he excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons Knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immedi-
ate payment.
September, 1909.
CLARISSA X. PAUGH.
Administrator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, That the subscribers
of Garrett county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Garrett County. i'm
Maryland, Letters OF Administration on the
personal estate OF
ELIAS MERRILL,
late of Garrett County, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber. on or before the Bth day OF
March next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted 30
said estate are requested to make immedta to
payment.
Given under my hand this Both day of
Septamber, 1919.
JOHN A. MERRILL.
AdmipistTNtor,
Msrriff. Nd,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
OF Garrett county, Maryland. hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of Garrett county
the personal estate OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-18

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Suoge J1aOer.

Sen burtige Communicating a
bnlptpggebe Gpoemi6ler bibes MI a
bore $opebaoriagen til ben ~froniif'
og inooifleoe 6orm al nforogieIig.
be0, fienbt iom 0pSpepita.
Gpcciolilterne flyer, at Ser er er
paolioelig Maa0e at bebon6le rfor'
bpieligbeo og GpSpepiia poa, nem-
Zig at ipiie larlgiomt, un5gaa rig
GpSe, og benptte en- acknowledgements
glirir eller Gorfriifning til at opz
beoe @prerne og bielpe Naturer
n1e0 at afion6re 6e Smitteitoffer,
lom Sp6en fan %inoebol6e.
On goo, neutroliierenoe Ulil,r
fan lanes biemme iou1 fplger. &ieb
/ Mpotbefet 70 l1nie Sodium
Bbospbot" og 1 l1nie v@sierce Of
5ealmint". 8lonO bette grun6igt
/ en- balp Eint Jlolfe me6 II Sbe-
ifeful0 9agelooo og fpl6 Tlalfen
rent &an0. Sag 2 Meifeful0e
fpr bpert Maaltto. 6olf iom bar
prppet Set pooitoor, at 6enne iinp=
le Mirtur ltrofS bill itan6ie @e=
og befri Mapen for al Cos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
5onoerjvllano.

&ei1t Mglle. Sen Mpller
&ieSbiiD / Sper 9ert ~ttlb9ren6e Mel=
lie, lom neobrenote flor, reiltes at
ter fgr Soalfe og oil ONT fife lang
SID fugne iettes / 9rift igien. @i-
Sen 8ran6en ct Mpllertet 6repet meo
Motorfraft.
5tor SI0ebran6 s. 6or=
le0en @ftermi66ag oplto0 Ser Ell it9r=
re @rono / &arreslep peb Slens,
borg. @n @aar6, tilbgren0e so. &e=
%terier1, iamt Set be0 @aar0en belig=
genoe M%ftegtsbuS, ne0bren6te fulo=
itnnbig. Ser inoebrenbte 9 &reatn=
rer.
2ouri6s Mnferen
g b bor lolgt fin @aor6 til
2onomano Ssrgen Gram / Multrl1p,
en- Sgn AT @oor6ejer Sans Gram.
@aoroens Gtgrrelie ct 80 @eftor
mes ct gfettol,obptte al 994 @f. &jg=
be ummen er $4,000 Morf. Select
ningen, s @elte og c. 60 StDffer
&png og al Mpl mebfglger. @aor=
SEN er en- af @ognets be6ite @aar6e.
Opertogelien lfer til 1. Mopember
1909, ga &idberen in6til 1. Mng1tit
opbol0er fig paa Gune 2an6brugs-
ifole / 9anmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Gn Bog pm 9Gstcfabsannonccr.

@n tDif 6orfatter bar for nDIig no
gtbet en- meget tpf 8og ON 9@gte
)tabsannoncer, og ban bebnn6lel
e1toogiaa @mnet biltoriif.
Sen fprite Mnnonce at Sen 5lags
lom ban CT iiton0 til at finoe, er fra
1890.
Gesforu0en lar Iprfotteren lam:
let Materiale fra en- &effe itgrre tD=
fife 0agblabe, bDor ban / 2pbet al ell
ltge far funbet opcr 1900 forlfiel=
lige Mnnoncer, ON bpilfe fan far
inobentet OplpSni1ger og bebanolct
ltatil1tif. Gaole0es ct Ser fremfon1=
met Ell @uffe interesiante Oplpsni11=
ger ON 9@gtei observation-disclosures Ml=
Der, Sn0tngter og 6orntuesforbol6,
enObioere noget ou1 Sc Ggeni faber,
SeofomlnenOe gn1feoe bos Sen bli=
pe'16e 9ggtemage, og ONT Sc, JONI 6e
lelD brillereOe n1e0.
Sogen belDieS be0 Offenliggjprel<
len al ct fort Mntol 9ggtej tabsan=
1rorcer og Sc poa nisfe i%n0ien0te
Soar, og for nogle5 Ge0fomnenbe
pua Sen &orreipon0ance, ser berefte
far nopiflet Jig. Meget al Set er al
flor iociol og pipfolo9ilf Snteresie.
Set er ingen Gp%erraifelie for Sem,
Scr fienber &erben og Mnnoene, at
opgtige Mo0looeri fer far go0e ll0iig-
ter paa 9Ggtel ~fo6smarfe0et. gn lon=
Ban 1T fife n1in0re el,0 70 Silbu0,
boDe0lagelig fra lopereltilleoe Gu1=
beoSmgn0 og glrbej0ere> ia en6pg=
lao fra en- Tabrifont. Sum fu11oe
oog fife optuge &alnpen ne0 en- Meb=
iplter, Der pldpoe 100000 @}orf /
t; 5r>t me0 Ell min0re frop5-
Zig Sell. "a>es1ne fun0e oppiie 172
Sil6u0 i'm MenD / olle Mlore % fra
allie SomfnnbsfloSier me0 britt for
ifjellig GA 1oelige ggenifober; men
ale n1el Jeh 6pbe1te 9grbp0igbeo for
Sc 100000 nNorf.
~" &
9og gip,s qMgen ogloa ct gfSem~
pei pda, at Set life Blot CT materielle
joni ttlfre0siiilles giennem
9ggtel fubsnr11oncer.
Ser finoes,. lfriper Torfotterell,
ogloo o%onoeligt bpitltaoen0e og frie
Naturer, lon1 pan 0cnne Moa6e pir=
felig bar pnret ilton0 til at tilfrebs-
title 0ereS lirlelige Erong til >SDn1-
patbi og Uorltooellc. Mlene gien=
mem Breoe or Ser opltaaet Torbolb
Ell meget bpjere og iielful0ere
Dirt ems Sc amil1belige &jGrligbe65=
nffGrer.
Torf otteren lpnes / ielpe Gerfe:
At meme, at Dor Sis, ser liter bans
Ment11g fur bpoer fao 2eiligbe0er,
DOor oen SlagS Meruel fer / BET BEL
fan r!dbes, bat 9ggteifa6sal1=
n1r1cerne Ell MiSlion.
Mlene al SEN @rnn6 bnr6e 9ggte=
fabsmnoncer11e efter bans Meni1g
for set 9fer AT Grin, iom
De / Hcoelen betraQtes n1e6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

6 cit 5 0 M 3 + on0el. 81
bo%rggoaroen" be0 @erluf magle er al
@oOseier Srolle=Eo1t 1o1gt til @aar-
0en5 biOti0ige Torpagter 8ille Sat-
fen.
= @oar0en uGal1erbolt" / @prbp,
Se1Olpsiel, CT al Nroprieter Carl
len iolgt til Stol0forpagter gliels
Niell Ell, Titer &roo, for $4,000 ST..
noen Sc ntning. @aar6en, Ser bar
1855 S0r. 2ono, ifol ontagelig us
itpffeS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Mat5en, tooIDoenoe: Sat for al
Ceres @oobeb mob @fdeorengen!"
Groos Itbt 9l1ngbsrtbeo sir Gru
SEMEN ct libIigt Sr6trpf. SUN er
aloeles life ugamneI". gun %fortal-
te iaale6es me1 berettiget @toltbeb,
bporleoes bun bap6e traa6t en- Epro-
lerpalS peo en- Geit, bun / Dogens Mn<
leoning gap / u8prsfafeens" eel
ffabslofoler i Eripatbanfens @pg<
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

1900
uoen $enipn til ubfaIbet, blipe ino.
unfet for @biefteret.
Stprtet e 8. timber Sp.
fgrelien al Set rpe 9beoter i @iboro
for l1ngoomn1el1, 11aar Der life blep
a%rbeioet, moret Jig meo at entire op as
Sc longe Stiger og ballancere pao
Stillnbierne eller 8pgningens Mure,
tro0s Gorbuo og Moparsler fra Mr,
fiteften og &olitiet. 6orleoen ifete
Ser 90 omli0er en l1lpffe. On Spn
al Sfre60er Mo6ien bap0e popet fig
op paa 8pgningens pperite Mur> ber
falot ban pluoleltg bag ODER og itpr-
tebe fra flor &pi6e ne0 paa en- Ser:1=
biGlfe og en6te me0 fnuit 8agbobe6
neOe / &iGloere11. Orengen bleb
itrofs fiprt til Mn1tsipgcbuiet, bpor
Set niite Jig, at Stunrper og StDffer
al @iGrnelfallen bar tre11gt ino /
@iGrnen. Ser er life fort @aab ONT,
at ian nil f11nre Iepe.
&ur Or l.
s ing e. Nprager og Smeg11s
@clteoplsforening eier cit ung &tng1t
vNl0rl1p @pD0ing", ser in0til for ct
bolpt Nor ii0en bar ioo go0t 1pm
ufrltgtbar. &un en- $40 pGt. al
Sc be0nffebe Sopper blep nreD SOL;
SEN itaor Toreningen / $4,000 &ro=
ner. 9tu bar Dprlege @eterie11, So
bro, gipet ~Nl0rup &gp0ing" noget
Sobimbin (Mffog al acknowledgements
@arf), og &eiultatet er operraifen6e
goOt. @ingiten er blepen iprig og
mon ifiom1er, at IS psf. al Sc Sop
per, Ser CT bebeffe6e e i tier <re11s
Mnpen0elie, er blep1re me6 6pl. ST.
teres iere0e &elteaplsfolf far frlgt
Sen iinlone Sur n1eo megen 0pmerf=
lpmbe0.
en- 5aItfil6e. @iltorien
meO0eler, at Ser / gau1le Gage ia10-
tes en Saltfil6e / Nprbe6en al Sol
Ding, r1e11 0enS 8eliggenbe0 er gaaet
/ @leu1me. ga &ol0ing @p flor los
grape Ell Samlebrgn0 til &anopnr= !
fet, fan6t n1o1 0Dbt ne0e ipere Srn=
TANNER 8jelfer> ct 2 Mlen tDft Sag
@%uggelpaaner me0 mere og forifiel='
lige Sing tDoe0e paa, at man bab0e
iun0et Sporene al Dronning 9or<
tbeos uSoltmplle". Men Gan6ets
5oltbol6igbeo fon6t man life noget
al. 6orifje!lige biitoriif og geologiif
interes iere6e, beriblonot Gtatsgeolog
81. 9. Mo0ien, far flere @ange ipgt
Sen foripun0ne gamle Saltfil=
Sc, nrel1 ligele0e5 forgjebes. Nel1 ip=
l1es SEN at bore op0aget pe6 ct rent
5ilfGl0e. gn Hartifulier 6oge6, ser
for ct MarS Si6 ii6en opertog Ell
Gjcnbom mellem Sumlebrpn0en pg
aol0ing Ma, % lom intet fien0er til
Sagnet ON 0ronning 9ortbeas for
lpun0ne SoltfilDe, far meobelt, at
fam fife fl1n6e anpenbe 8anDet / lt1
Set bar ialt. Gn forelsbig
timber ggelie bor bi1t, at @on0et i
SrpnOen er ul9obanlig ioltbol6igt.
Der CT altloa neppe Sptpl om, at
bor ct Sill9b fra Sen gomle
Sun0et bar %betp0elig geo.
Snteresie, nobnlig for0i @eolo=
ger1e Di6til life er flor ODER, Dporf ira
Ben itore galtbol6igbe0 TANNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Gobrifunt 6. So. SET
e BeiIes ftsrite 9%fattep6er. $o1
ffaI betaIe 22,4OO &r.
Gangerne paa III
unoer 2e6elie at Gengielsinipefts
Coos ct 45 &ugtbusfanger afreiit
fra $oriens til @iborg. Sc IS fla
til &elien Mergelleie, Sc 90 ffal pa
&e0earbeibe.
NDt &alfberf og @pb
ningS a b t. Sc itor'
&ribtoreoler beo @oar6en @tepns III
til Marioger Sior6 oil blioe ratio
melt uonptteoe, i6et ser er 6annet e
Mttieielifab til Spfprelie al ct Salt
. bert % en- @pbntngsfabrif.
Gen ami MpIIe poo
8 i.ornp &orlens Sior6, Ser
langere SID bar peret brpitfeloig,
er UNDER cit lterf Storm pnltet. Ser
tom ingen til Sfaoe. Mpllen blep /
lin SID al Sfibsfgrere brugt ion1
Ggn1Grfe De0 S11bleilingen til @or=
lens 6ior6.
Gn tor 6omiIie. @meb
Sgret Sent EN- Holtbus / 6ialtring
fun0e s. is. Mpril fpre lit 10. @orrl,
Ell 9re11g, til 0uaben. Garr1e Sag
blep en- on6en Ggn, Scr. 8 / Nnffen,
fonfirmeret. Mf Sgren Senien's 10
8prn leper IA, 10 Drenge og 4 &i<
ger.
S oripun6en. 6bo. @oteleier
S. 81. Sbonnlen, 9itbanebotellet /
Marbus, bar bgret forlpu10et iioen
1. Mpril og efteripgeS MI al Noli=
tiet. Otter ct Spbol0 paa 11ogle &e=
i%to11ronter ON Mftenen 5. 81. Marts
er etbbert Gpor al bam fori pu110et;
oct er ian0ipnligt. at Ser er ifet ct
nlnffeStiIfpl0e. Ser foriplt10ne eff
terla0er @ultru og flere 8prn.
6 rgn0 e gen0 q L nj e
+ / e t. MlQn fan tiht bpre u0tale>
at SEN Nptte Set banife @ren6iegel1=
oormeri gigr, ct for lille / Sorbol0
til SEN l16gift, &orpiet me0fprer.
Men 1oar man e%rfarer> at ser aarlig
at @ren0iepolitiet piies $1,000
&erio ner tilbage, iom ellers biloe
operippmme Spllon6, pil man iiffert
%tilltao, at set gigr 9eptte.
@sb ergs Ii s b s 5 e.
@opn ifret. Otter EFT len=
gere Sorbon0lil1g Deotog 2an0stinget
5. II. Mpril 2obforl laget ON l1opi=
6elie al G5bierg 9apn / Sen Sfiffelie,
bpori 6olfettnget bor be6taget set.
Minil teren loDeoe at tage lau meget
@enlpn 1om muligt til Sc fremlatte
8n1fer ONT at n6pi0e gfsportbupnen
paa en- laa0on Maa0e, at Ser ct Mu=
ligbeb for at lptte it9rre Sfibe Il
@ong.
Malfen6e &opper. 9pr=
lGge Sberfiloien / &en0ipsiel bor
fjebt Suelsmin0e @aoebotel / @jerre
@erre0 pe0 @orlens. Set er 9prle=
ge Sberfiloien's &enitgt fremti0ig at
6ripe @otellet iom 8a0ebotel. @e0
Si0en beraf agter fun at oprette ct
Stl1tteri for firgiiiife @opper, og fan
bor ollere0e in0fidbt 20 al 0isie Gpr.
Set er Meningen at malfe 9opperne,
bpis M9lf ifal babe Ell bel0breOenSe
S11oflp0elie paa Sl1berfulolepatten=
ter, 11aor Sen bebon6les efter Ell iGr<
egen MetboOe'- be0 cit SlogS Gee
ring.
Ml6rig ct Ell &ipb=|
taO De6 8 y 8. @%aar0eier
S. &asm1si en- al @fops9aorbe II
/ N9rbe0en al 6re0ericia - CT for
nplig afgooet pe0 9p0en, IS Mar
%golnn1el. Mf6g0e lfal, tro65 lin b9ie
Mloer, alorig bape let en &ipbitao
pe6 2ps. 9e enelte &jebite6er, ban
bar beipgt, er &olOing, &eile og Sre<
6ericia, og 6en1 far fan beipgt iaa
fort Gi6, at ian bar funnel q at
oge as @iernnet til forinoen Mer=
fets Sren1brl16, lua ban al6rtg bebe=
beoe at ligge / fremneo Seng. 81
Inv e,oopSo EgoI ho,1 hnIIor oIArfn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

&bem fa1 arbe Srii=
enborg? @eli66eren al @rep=
ifabet Triiienborg, 2an6stingSmano,
@repe Mogens 6riis, bor ingen Sdn=
ner, men flere 9gtre, og SpergSmaa=
let er MI, ONT Spinoelioen er orpe<
berettiget til @erligbe6erne, naar
Sen nl1beren0e @eli06er 6pr. Sen
el61te Cater, gift me0 @reo SuliuS
@e6ell> Gtamberre til @eoellsbor9,
er. rermelte Mrbing / lige 2inie, ON
&bin6er / set bele fan arpe Goblet.
Men Sen nermelte manolige 5lngt=
ming CT @rebe Triis til Suellinge,
Ser forpprigt er gift meo en- pngre
@otter al Mogens Grijs, og ban
bpp6er, at Fan er nnrmeit tie Mroing.
Sl11titsminilteriet bar &ol1trol ODER
Iomtlige .2an6ets Stambuie og 9ebn,
og far erfleret Jig til 6orbel for
.Srijs=SSueIlinge's Mrberet, men Sc IL
interesierebe Starter er MI el1e0es |
archaeological ON at la6eD omitolene
afgjgre Sagen. Sen er inobragt for
&of- og @ta6sretten og TIL 6crfru,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-20
JUDGE FITZGERALD
FORWARDS PETITION
One Hundred and Seventy
Six Leading Business
Men in Gary Sign.
ASK ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
Hope That Officials viii Be Impressed
With the Circumstances in
That City.

Judge P. L. Fitzgerald, who has in
terested himself in the fight for IL
censed saloons in Gary and VINO Is lead
ing in the attempt to induce the anti
saloon league of Indiana to have their
remonstrance killed on the grounds
that the conditions in Gary demand that
they shall have saloons, left yesterday
afternoon for Plymouth, Ind, where he
will present the petition of the bust
ness men to Attorney Matthews pray
ing for this concession of the organiza-
ton.
The remonstrance contained the
names of 176 of the leading business
men of the city, nearly every man with
the business interests of the city at
heart voicing the cry of the wbrking
men with his signature on the petition.
Many of the business men or the city
are of the opinion that the league Of
ficials will see that with saloons sur
rounding Gary on every hand and the
constitution Of the working men in the
mills demanding a stimulant, that thou
sands of dollars are being taken from
the city every week which rightfuly
should be kept In the city.
Word from the league as to their &C
ton in this matter viii be anxiously
awaited in Gary, when the petition and
his statement of conditions at Gary are
turned over to it by Attorney Mathews
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-20
BOURQUE KILLED
AT CAPITAL
CONTINUED from Page one.)

lead and had just made the turn into
the straightaway leading O the grand
stand. The machine made ;hc turn well
and Strengthened out to take the
stretch. Whether Bourque lost control
of the steering gear or made a mo
chanical blunder will never be known.
Suddenly a shout went up The
Knox racer had left the track. and
with undiminished speed had struck a
small ditch which borders the speedy ay.
Both front wheels and the axles gave
way, and the car turned completely
over. Bourque and Holcomb were sent
flying through the air. Bourque was
thrown against a post and his skull
was fractured and both legs We're brok-
en-. He was dead when the automobile
ambulance reached the spot.
Holcomb was thrown clear over the
fence. His skin was also fractured and
his legs broken. He was still alive
when he was picked up. but the ply
sicians saw that he had only a few
minutes to live. He died in the ambul-
ance While 1t was on the way to the
emergency hospital.
Albert Denison. racing partner Of
Bourque. who had teamed 1t with the
Irishman from Springfield for two
years in road race and hill climb. col
| lapsed when he heard the news. They
did not tell him of Bourque's death at
first and even after hundreds knew it,
Denison thought his friend still lived.
although badly injured When they did
tell him he became hysterical, and it
was necessary to call doctor to care
| for him.
Louis Chevrolet, the French driver of
/ the Buick team. was led into the hos
/ pital shortly after the two men died.
/ As he gazed upon the bodies of his for
mer rivals Of the track he muttered.
! Too bad, Too badw and then stag
gered to a chair. too weak to stand both
the physical and emotional strain Of
the moment.
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under him presented him with a gift
as a token Of their esteem. The pre-
sentation took place at the Stewart
residence, Seventy Fourth street and
Coles avenue and the spokesman as
sured Mr.. Stewart that he would never
be forgotten by the boys" of the cleo
trical station of the south works. They
extended to them their heartiest wishes
for his continued success in his new
field and Mr.. Stewart in return pro-
fusely thanked the South Chicago
electrical workers and assured them
that he would ever be loyal to the
south works
A reception followed and a pleasant
time was in order until a late hour
South Chicago Calumet.
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I5TH,IO Be
A GALA DAY
Senator B. F. Shively to Be
Principal Speaker at the
Double Convention Of
American Bankers and
Federated Commercial.

Senator Benjamin F. Shively, who is
probably the best known in Gary of
any of the Indiana statesmen, will be
secured to deliver the main address on
the event of the visit to this city of
the American Bankers association and
the Federated Commercial clubs of In
diana. both of which will be Gary's
guests Sept. IS.
The Gary Commercial club, which
will have charge of the entertainment
of the visitors, will now begin active
preparations for their reception and
laying their plans to make this one of
the biggest events in Gary's history.
1t is expected that no less than 5000
distinguished persons from all parts of
the United States, many of them high
in the financial world, will come to
Gary with the Bankers associations.
VIII Visit the steel Mills.
There will also be about five hundred
members of the Federated Commercial
clubs in the city on that day, as Gary
is expected to be an attraction in itself
to the members throughout the state
in addition to the meeting.
The meeting will probably be held
in the open air as there is no place in
Gary that can begin to accommodate
the vast crowd that will try to hear the
speakers. which will be secured for the
occasion. There will be several other
well known men present aside from
Shively who will be slated for speeches.
Probably the biggest event of the
program will be the inspection of the
steel mills, which will consume a large
part of the day. The program aside
from this is still Indefinitely settled
upon and active work Will be started
by the club with that end in view at
once
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THEY ALL DRIFT
TO INDIANA HARBOR
Reedsburg, Wis, Officials
Come to Size Up the
Town.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Indiana Harbor. Ind, Aug. 20.-Indi-
ana Harbor seems to be the Mecca for
the officials of all smaller towns to
visit to find the best public improve
ments for their own cities to pattern
by.
Wednesday the Chesterton town
board looked the city over to see how
the lighting plant in operation here
would do if applied to their town. and
yesterday it was the public officials of
Reedsburg, Wis, who were here taking
a slant at the paved streets. The party
was composed of Mayor S. A. Collins.
Aldermen Charles Borning and J. H
Andrews and City Clerk A. w. Hueb-
ing. The delegation arrived in the
morning. took lunch at the South Bay
hotel and was driven over the city in
b. II. Briney's auto during the after