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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
STOLEN PRECIOUS STONES
BELIEVED TO BE IN AMERICA

New York, July PA belief that
the 100000 worth Of diamonds pearls
and other precious stones, which we're
recently stolen from a Frenchman in
London. have been shipped Ia this
country, is causing. the police OF the
larger cities a good deal of trouble, ac-
cording 10 the New York police. \
description of the stolen jewels has
been received here from Scotland Yard
with a request that a thorough search
be made for them Since the theft
occurred. detectives have been watch.
ing the pawnshops. but no gems. an
swering the description have been
found
A Partisan dealer entered a cafe in
Piccadilly Circus, London. with the
jewels in a small satchel. They COM
prised 1929 pearls of various shapes.
colors and weights; three large dia-
monds: % sapphires: seven large star.
shaped rubics, and l6 rare catseyes.
The yalise also contained $aO0 in
French and 5000 in English money.
While he was there someone stole the
yalisc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
SMALL GAINS AND
LOSSES IN STOCKS

New York July 24.-The opening
price movement in stocks today show
ed some hesitation in the mixture of
small gains and losses and the light
volume of business. With the cNcep-
ton Of a rise OF Ia in Erie second
preferred, there was no change great
cr than half
The Speculative contest seemed 10
center In the Hartman Pacific First
Southern Pacific was depressed point
and later Union Pacific rose a point
90 its previous record price of 199 IL.
The sympathetic response to both
movements was sluggish New York
Central and Minneapolis. St Paul and
Sault Ste Marie rose !. The tone
became heavy with Union Pacific sag
cling back.
The market closed easy and life
less. The narrow price movement
shifted continually and had no consiS-
tency. Union Pacflc's action was the'
influencing factor Rock Island pre-
ferred rose l
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JUDGE OUTWITTED
BY YOUNG F0RGER

Long Beach, Cal, July 24.-The ten
der heart Of Justice Hart WAS touched
yesterday by the appeal made 10 him
by Robert Young, a young man ac-
cused Of forging a check for a small
amount. which was cashed At a local
bank.
The prisoner, while admitting the
offcnse, claimed there were .gXten-
uatlng circumstances, and so earnestly
did he present his cause that Justice
Hart decided to let him off, provided
he would pay the costs. amounting
TO 50 The young man promptly drew
his check for the amount and was
free
Later when Justice Hart presented
the check for payment al the bank he
was met with the dreadful words. No
funds Young was not 10 be found
last night Justice Hart would be
pleased TO meet him.
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IS
SELECTED
France Now Has New
Ministry With BRAND
at Its Head.

Paris. July 24-M. BRAND today
definitely succeeded in forming a new
cabinet to succeed the cabinet recent.
ministry. his offer to General Brun and
Admiral La Payrere to take the port
foios of Minister of War and Mn
lister OF Marine, respectively, having
Deen accepted. The new cabinet is
made up as follows.
Premier and Minister of Interior and
Public Worship-Arlstide BRAND
Minister Of War-General Bruno
Minister of Marine-Admiral De La
Payrere
Minister of Justlce-M. Barthou.
Minister OF Foreign Affa1rs-M
Piohon.
Minister of Finance-Georges Co
chery.
Minister of Educatlon-M Dou-
mergue
Minister of Public Works, Posts and
Telegraphs-M Millerand.
Minister Of Commerce-JeanD Dupuy.
Minister Of Agriculture-M. Ruau.
Minister of the Colonles-M. Trouil-
lot
Minister OF Labor-M. Vivianl.
The Paris press seems skeptical
regarding the duration of the new
cabinet, but the general impression Ia
favorable.
The moneyed interests are especial
e gratified at the disappearance Of NJ.
CaillauX from the finance ministry.
The socialists manifest consterna-
tion at the fact that the portfolios OF
war and marine go to professionals.
but the course Of NJ. BRAND In placing
the national defense IN the hands Of a
general and an admiral is considered
the best guarantee that the abuse Of
politics, which has caused so much
trouble in the army and navy. Will
be eliminated
Admiral De La Payrere has been
maritime prefect at Brest and is con-
sIdered an able administrator, Tho
of the ministerial declaration.
regarding the necessity of a coalition
OF capital and labor strikes vel
come note in the newspapers which
are inclined 70 give the ideas dissem"
mated by Samuel Gompers, president
OF the American Federation of Labor,
who twice saw Minister OF Labor VI
viani while here, large share OF
credit for the Inauguration of this
policy.
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WIFE FORCES Her
HUSBANDS NAME

GNcw York July 2+.-Frod Rowland
Hill. scion Of a proud colonial fam
H.. has obtained an annulment of his
marriage 10 Eugenle A Hin. daugh-
tor Of q banker OF Ridgencld. y. ".
on the ground that when he married
her two years ago. while she was
teaching a Sunday school class In Pat
crson, y. J.. she bad already served
three years sentence on a conviction
Of forgery Mr. Hill testified that,
from the time he was married until
ne left his bride. he had been wor-
ricd By some ons who had forged his
name 10 many checks Employing dc
iectyes, Sir. Hin said the result was
that his wlfo signed an admission
that she was the author of those
checks.
In the same statement. which wpr
submitted 10 the court. end which was
backed BY the records OF the Bedford
RetormDtoTy !n this stale II was
shown that Mrs Hnl had been mar
ried in 1901 10 Simeon Harold Bak-
er and that It was while living eS his
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PREPARE TO WELCOME
TENTH U. S, CAVALRY

New York, July 2i-Preparations
are under way TO welcome home the
Tenth United States cavalry. the col
ored troopers who distinguished them
selves al San Juan Hill in the war
with Spain. and who have been sta"
toned In the Philippines for more
than three years. II Is expected that
the transport Fitzpatrick. with the reg
iment on board. will arrive here from
the Philippines either tonight or to-
morrow morning. The cavalrymen will
spend Sunday In preparing for MOI
days festivities On that day there
will be a parade through the peinci-
pal streets of New York. which Will
be reviewed by Mayor Mcclellan,
probably, and banquet at which Ma
jor General Leonard Wood. who was
In command Of the Rough Riders at
San Juan Hill, will speak.
The colored troops will remain on
the Fitzpatrick until the war depart
ment completes arrangements TO send
them to Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont
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MANY WOODEN LEGS
IN The COURTROOM

San Francisco. July 24.-When the
suit of Mrs. Bessie Camp against Dix
on and Bull for the return OF 800 paid
for an artificial limb. was called yes
to-day in the court of Justice Of the
Pace ]. G.. Quinn. his honor gasped
for breath on learning thar the plain
tiG. defendant and both OF their at
torleys were wearing wooden legs.
Judge Quinn was about to decide the
case I'm favor of the plalntiff on the
showing OF Attorney Lester Perry. who
placed his own artificial extremity in
evidence. when Judge Gibson, repre-
senting the defendants. arose and plac-
ed his cork leg in rebuttal. The Judge
was beginning to show signs of col
lapse and when Bull exhibited his
wooden leg TO show that the artificial
limbs made by his firm were sound.
Quinn threw mp his hands and declar-
ed the case postponed. until he could
transfer Il 10 his colleague, Justice K,
b. Tappan. who has an artificial arm.
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OREGON JUDGE TO TRY
IDAHO LUMBER GASES

Portland, Ore, July 2l-Unlted
States Judge Bean viii leave today
for Boise, Idaho, where he Will pre-
side in the absence of Federal Judge
Dietrich, who is away on his vaca-
ton. IN the trial of the suits brought
by the government against the Barber
Lumber company. for the recovery of
timber lands in Idaho. Judge Bean
expects to conclude his work at Boise.
and return in week or ten days.
The suits against the Barber Lum-
Der company form the sequel to the
land fraud Investigations conducted in
Idaho subsequent 10 the disclosures OF
land stealing In oregon. II is alleg-
ed b. the government that several
thousand acres Of valuable Idaho TIM
ber land, which were acquired through
alleged unlawful operations, subse-
quently became the property OF the
Barber Lumber COMPANY
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EACH GIVEN
A NOUSER
Representatives Tawney,
Mann and Smith Are
the Lucky Ones.

Washington. July PA long and
Plaintivo cry, like that of a cat in dis
tress. came from somewhere in the VI
cinity of the desk of Representative
Tawney, chairman of the house COM
mittee on appropriations.
"Meow-w- I"
The CRY was sharp and evidently
prompted by fright
Great Jehosophat, where's that
cat?" exclaimed the astonished Mr.,
Tawney, getting down on all "fours," 4"
He found under his desk a fancy green
and white basket. AS he lifted 1t and
deposited Il upon the table there was
scratching inside which changed 10
purring as soon as the cover of the
basket was raised
On a carpet of cotton sat a Maltese
kitten, all fluffy and round as a ball
1t wanted TO make friends II evidently
had been reared a pet. for II had
pretty blue ribbon around its neck,
While Mr Tawney was stroking the
kitten In walked Representative Mann
of Illinois, and Representative Smith
OF Michigan
What's that-a kitten they asked
in chorus.
Why someone sent me one, too,
said Mr., Mann. And me, too added
Mr. Smith.
The kittens had been sent unani-
mously, and had been left with the
messengers at the offices of the con-
gressmen, who were at a loss to under
stand why they had been remembered
in that fashion, until Mr.. Mann re-
called that they had engaged in de-
bate in the house few days ago con.
cerning the use of cats in keeping rats
out of the treasury building. The three
members named praised the good old
fashioned Maltese mousers, and said
they ought to be kept in the office
building.
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FINES HIMSELF SIS
FOR oVER-SPEEOING

Vancouver B, c.. July 24-Police
Magistrate Adolphus Williams sat on
his own case in police court and fined
himself So and costs for over-speed-
ing his automobile. His honor had
just disposed Of the cases of two we'll
known citizens for speeding when his
own name was called. In vain the
magistrates eyes scanned the court
room for another Adolphus Williams
Does that charge refer TO me?" ask
ed the magistrate. rather meekly, Of
Crown Prosecutor Kennedy.
Yes" said Kennedy. "I think YOU
have a right to try 1t yourself II is
not worth while making a written re-
quest to another magistrate"
His honor found that he had been
going nineteen miles an hour when the
law allows only eight.
Williams is ordered TO pay Ave dol
lars and COSTS" said the court.
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Is Accused Of Malfeasance in Office in Col
leGtlng Money From illegal Establishments
and in Accepting Brides.

Chicago. July 2i.-Police Inspector
Edward c. McCann was indicted TO.
day, charged with malfeasance in Of
fee in the alleged collection of pro.
tectiol money from Illegal establish
melts Of the west side "tenderloin" Il"
McCann's predIcament was fore.
shadowed yesterday when an Indict-
ment was returned against Detective
Sergeant Jeremiah Griffin. alleged TO
have been the collection agent work
ing ont Of McCann's Office.
Half a dozen illnesses Testified
before the grand jury and stated that
Griffin harvested as high as $4,000 a
month. most Of which went TO men
higher up" The aggregate collected
under this system is said to be Sl5O.-
600. Vice of every sort, including the
selling Of cocaine, is alleged to have
been protected.
The indictment against the inspector
contains ten counts, five charging
malfeasance in office and an equal
number charging the acceptance of
6rIbes
Besides McCann and Griffin four
others are under indictment i'm the
case. They are Louis Frank, said 10
be a millionaire. who has always been
politically potent In the "levee" dis
tricts Of the West Side; Michael Heit-
lcr. otherwise known as Mike the
Pike Morris Shatz, who is said 10
have confessed as to details of the
alleged graft" and NJ a Sanchez.
who is charged with collecting money
on the preteXt that ne would secure
protection.
Inspector Mccain has been with the
police department for generation,
rising from The ranks to his present
position. He declares that the charges
come from a powerful clique which,
despairinG OF forcing him to protect
vice. has determined as a last resort,
to try 10 ruin him
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ONE=LEGGED BOY
RESCUES TWO LADS

Cincinnati, Ohio. July 24.-Willie
Barrett. a one-legged lad, thirteen
years old. is a hero along the river
front Three weeks ago Arthur Ber-
ling. Is years old. got beyond MS
depth while swimming In the Ohio
river. and sank beneath the surface
twice before the Barrett lad could
swim to his rescue and take him, un'
conscious, to shore.
Yesterday he rescued Johnnie
Moore. aged 10, who was learning 10
swim and after a struggle towed him
10 shore.
II 'nint no hero. Spose I was go'ln
10 stand and let, 'em drown" was his
only comment.
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EMPLOYE LOSES HIS SUIT
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT

Washington. July 24,-Injured by a
rolling log, mistreated, as he alleges.
By a physician under government con,
tract TO treat him at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital in Washington state,
and claiming reimbursement as the re-
suit of such medical mistreatment.
Ole b Susort, an Okanogan reclama-
tion service employs al Concunnolly,
Wash has been advised that he has
no redress from the government.
"A person who enters into con.
tract with the United States which
provides for the performance OF a
service By one of its agents. must
be presumed to do so in recognition of
the well.known rule Of law that the
United States Is not liable for the
negligence of its employees" holds the
comptroller of the treasury.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-24
YOUNG EmPLOYE STEALS
INVENTORS AIRSHiP

Fruityale Cal. July 24,-When Cen
stable William Allen was requested
yesterday over the telephone TO send
a balloon In pursuit OF A stolen air.
ship, he asked carefully for the ad-
dress OF the speaker. whom he prom.
ised a padded coll Shaking with
wrath, tho voice answered that he was
Thomas Hclimle, the iuyoltor OF an
airahip. which. according 10 his com
plaint had been stolen from his work.
shop by his assistant. F. A. BIdlcr
According 20 the inventor. Kinder
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CUBAN NAVY TO BE PLACED
UNDER TREASURY DEPT.

Washington. July 2i.-An anomaly
In governmental administration is the
placing of the Cuban navy under the
treasury department. which is provid-
ed for BY a recent law OF the con
gress OF that country. copy of which
las been sent 10 the state department
b, American Minister Morgan.
BY this legislation. the revenue cut.
ter service Of the county became the
national nav. change in name roth-
or than in fact. since the present on.
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tense hatred between herself and the
other members of the family.
Mrs. Mayneld eloped with DR. r
Newton Mayfeld. a man as old as her
mother. in February, 1908. according
TO her own story of the family quar-,
rel She asserted that her mother
loved the man at that time and had
not changed her attitude since ths
marriage.
Another daughter of Mrs. Hlnkley.
Mrs. 'st4 Sheldon Peck. speaking for
her mother, who had not recovered
from her wound sufficiently to talk,
denied this story of maternal jealousy.
and declared that Mrs Mayheld was
only talking for effect because of the
charge made against her
The fmily feud. as described. was
said TO be more acute because OF bust.
mes rivalry for the control of the Colo,
RADIO Mining company and the Colo
RADIO Penoles Tunnel & Mining com.
pany, In which nearly all the members
Of the family are stockholders.
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Chicago CloGe.

Chicago. July 24--Close: Wheat
July $1.O7 IS; Sept 81 .O5 5.Sa3-4:
Dec. $l.o4 t-4a3-S; May S1.07.
Corn-July II rs, Sept 6S 1.Sal-4;
Dec. 81 1-2a5-S May 5S 1-ia3-S.
Oats-uly ~ "a, Sept 40 1-2a5-S;
Dec, 10 81, May 43 Ii.
Pork-July $50 So Sept, S21 90;
January Sl7.65
Lard-July $11 72 1-2; sept. Sill. -
~ l-2all.75, Oct S11 81 L.; Nov.
$11 y l-2; Jan $40. So.
Ribs-July S1o. 80; Sept S11 35a11..
81 Il; Oct. $11. .05a1 OF IL; January
80 II -
Rye-Cash so; Sept II 1-2a7S.
Barley-Cash 65a71
Timolhy-Sept $375.
Glover. nothing doing.
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POLICE INSPECTOR OF CHICAGO
CHARGED WITH PROTECTING VICE

beeyes 81 50a7 so; Texas steers 81. 90
40. rs; western steers 81 0Oa5 75;stock.
ers and feeders So 00a5 10; cows and
heiters 81 25a6 10, calves So. 50aS 50.
Hogs-Recelpts estimated at 1000
market strong; light 81 65aS 90; mix
ed 81. 50aS %; heavy S7.i5aS. so;
rough s. l5a7.G5; good TO choice
heavy I.G5aS 30; pigs 81 OOaS. 90;
bulk of saies 81 70aS Is.
ShceD-Receipts estimated at 5000.
Market steady; native Sc 00a5 SO: I:
western So. OOa5 so; yearlings "a Goa
6 10, lambs, native, 81 75aS Is; west.
eTn 81 75a6 10.
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wife that she was convicted of forgery
and sent TO jail. On being released,
and after Baker had obtained a di-
vorcc, she went to live with her sis
ter In Paterson, assuming her maiden
name, and in the Sunday school there
she met Mr. Hill. Mr.. Hill testified
that he believed she was single and
knew nothing of her former trouble.
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HIDES WILL BE PLACED ON FREE
LIST, GIVING TAFT A VICTORY

GERS and engineers of the cutter ser.
vice viii continue In the navy with
their ranks and senioritics.
The act gives increased Importance
TO the marine service. and may lead
the Cuban government to purchase
gunboats and other small armed craft
The law, making the change. rather
significantly provides that the number
OF officers needed in the service to be
determined by the secretary of the
treasury. Is not to exceed the require
ments of the service"
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GIRLS WALK FROM
CHICAGO TO KENTUCKY

Hodgensvllle. Ky, July 24.-Five
girls arrived here yesterday after a
i've weeks journey on foot from Chi
csgo. These girls we're tanned and
travel-stained The said they were
on their usual summer jaunt, and
their objective points were Lincoln's
birthplace and Mammoth cave.
With the exception OF a few in
-stances when they considered IL a nov
city 10 take a lift from a farmer on
tho high rcld and be ferried across
streams, they had made the trip on
foot
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE BY
SlASHlN6 HIS WRISTS

Los Angeles, Cal, July 24.-Worried
over his wiies determination TO press
her divorce suit, Walter Wright. mem
Der of a wealthy Chicago family, at
tempted suicide here last night in
private hospital by Slashlng his
wrists. The woman Is Wuchrs sec
ond wife. She was waitress in Om-
aha when he married her last De-
cember. One Of Wrights brothers is
cashier of the United States Bonding
6 Trust company, OF Washington,
u. c.
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T A I Al AUTO
ACCIDENT 7
Two Boys Killed When
Train ColIideS With
Machine

Chicago, July 24-Two persons were
killed and TWO others seriously hurt
today in collision between an auto
mobile and a passenger train on the
Chicago. Indianapolis &c &Louisville
railroad near Munster, Ind.
The dead
Richard Flagg, is years old, Hills
dale Mich
Harry Eberhard, l6 years old, Mish-
awake, Ind
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has been importuning him for weeks
to allo whim TO take ride In the
dIrIg!ble and when Helimle refused.
the young man entered the shed at
night and disappeared with the ma
chine. Allen found the airship up in
the hills and later arrested Kinder.
who was later released after promis-
ing never again to so JOY riding In his
employers balloon.
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DENOUNCES
HER SISTER
She Says Mrs.Mayfield's
Story of Jealousy Is
Untrue.

Chicago, uly 24.-Jealousy was CIV
en- Yesterday by Mrs. Agnes c. May
held as the explanation Of the circum'
stances which led TO her arrest on
charge oil shooting her mother. Mrs.
Gertrude A., Hinkley
In a police station cell. MrG. May
field added voluntarily 70 her hrsl
version of the development OF al In
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GIRLS SAIL WATER OUT OF
BOAT WITH SuN8ONNeTS 5

South Norwalk. Conn, July "a
Using their sunbonnets as bailers
when the boat in which they we're oe-
ing driven by a strong wind was NIL
ing with water. Miss Me-ion Weeks
and Miss Harriet I>ohman of Yonkers'
managed TO keep the craft afloat un'
III rescued yesterday.
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Sugar and Coffee

New York. July 2l.-Sugar. raw
Firm; fair refining IS As; centrifugal
SO test $3.95; mOlasses sugar s.. Ia
20: refined, quiet; crushed. So 50,
powdered. $4.95: granulated, 81 So
COFFEE-Steady; No. Z Rio 7 SIS;
No. / Santos 9.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. July 2i-Cattlc-Rc-
ceiptl $500. market steady; native
steers 81 5Oa7 90. native COWS and
heifers s.. 25a7 90. stockers and feed
crs 81 SOa5 rs: bulls 81 SOaI 25.
calves 80 50a7.25: western steers 81.
25aG 25; western cows 81 75a4 so.
Hogs-Reccipts 1000. market &C
hiuher; bulk of safes s. 50a7 So:
heavy s. S0s7 95. packers and butch
crs s. T6a7 90. light 81 i0a7 so. pigs
s5 25a7 %.
Sheep Receipts, none, market
rtcady. IiUitons 81. 25oj .25. lambs
Sc. 50a7 20. range wethers 81 .0oa5 50.
range ewes 50 25a5. 90
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Wool

st Louis. July 24.-Wool, unchang-
ed; territory and western mediums %
a21: fine mediums 21a2i; fine 12a1S.
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Metal Market

New York, July 24.-Lead. quiet,
81 3oa4 So; copper, quiet, Is S-Sa1-2;
silver, 30 81.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. July 2t-Cattle- Receipts
estimated al 600; market steady
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NO GUESS WORK

S T ANDARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
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WRIGHTS ARE BUSY IN
THEIR DAYTON VIC

DAYTON. O., Aug Wilbur Wright
arrived home from Washington today
Orvllle and Wilbur are already busy
In their shop. They Will remain IN
Dayton about two weeks,