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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
Unanimously Votes 10 Deny Con-
tractors Claim for Repairing
Wooden Stave Pipe.
DISCREPANCIES IN HIS BILL
Report VIII he Passed In TO the City
Council for Action at Tonights
Session.

The committee Of the city council in
vestigating the claim Of L. j. Moran
Tor S20,45s.s7 for repairing the wooden
stave pipe line this morning decided. by
unanimous vote TO deny the claim aud
win so report 20 the city council ses-
sion tonight.
The committee has held daily sessions
The greater portion OF the past week.
scrurnizing the accounts ~ Morau's
bin. Discrepancies amounting 20 more
than $1,000 were discovered and o.
Saturday the Investigation wac brought
20 "a staudstill on account OF the failure
~ Moran's tlmckeepof Homer Reed
To appear and give testimony In regard
10 the time Of the men employed on the
job
After q brief session this morning the
decision 10 deny the claim was reached.
each member OF the committee voting
tn favor OF such action.
II the council accepts the report OF
the committee. the matter win then be
thrown into court II Moran wishes 90
press the collection of his bill. and In
that event an the details Of the trans
action viii be made public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
u.d lust Killed a Bull Elephant
w when He Was Suddenly
CHARGED by Another One.
roOS REFUGE BEHIND TREE
.unsmc the Big Game Hunter
. aud Turned Il From the
Colonel in Nick of Time.

..,,t DC, tS.-Mr. Creswell. a gov
So, engineer in the public works
Nsorl came into Nairobi this after
- and brought word that Mr.
,'.a..,et had very narrow escape
!, when shooting his bull Gle
~, when shooting elephants II
men necessary TO creep into the
"a AVID shoot the selected bun at
,,nes Of Is to 20 yards
~ Roosevelt accompanied by Mr.
c-.,osbame. the big game hunter and
VA, allowed this procedure ara
t".3 Nd elephant at the second shot.
tt.ai- before Mr.. Roosevelt could
Hp9.S another elephant bull charged
M. II close range from the herd.
~. cinninghame and Nj. Roosevelt
-, habind trees and Mr.. Cunning
h - AIRED and turned the bull from
~ poosevelt lust Ia time.
"nr william Lord Smith and two
,ar'osnions have left for Kapiti plains
W. lions. They have been out here
shont three months collecting near
Tspa and IN the country where Mr..
Hoo.evelt is. -
thew have collected. roughly, 200
,reeimens % date They sail for New
york from Mombasa about the end OF
,be month The haliOonagraph eNpedi-
,ibn arrived here yesterday and viii
make an ascent IN Narobl according
I, me present arrangements.
The new governor arrives here tomor-
row,
The kings African rifles. a native
r,ament. Differed By British military
oaeers. viii form a guard OF honor at
ths station on his arrival.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
SAN FRANCISCO JAPANESE
AMERICAN BANK CLOSED

San Francisco. oct. IS-The Japan
ese-American bank. one OF the larges.
Japanese banks m the west. with
branches m Los Angeles ana Ogden.
Utah. was closed today by State Bank
ing Supt. Alden Anderson The banks
assets amount % only about 10 per cent
az its Liabilities
Most of the dcposlt0gs are JaDaness
and in los Angeles they made such a
run on the bank that Il WAS almost
depicted or be- cash before its doors
were CLOSED.
i.os Angeles. OCT lA-The Japanrae-
American bank of tn.a city branch ~
Htu Francisco concern. and having de-
pnslts uf about f1iUT0 was closed TODAY
hF order oi state Bank Suut Anderson.
Practically nlI Of tNn utpDsltors arf-
Japanese Their deposits amount from
40 upward
rIe csusc for the closing las not been
given out hut tho trouble is believed go
Dave boon the natural consequence OF tho
rDcfut failures Of japanese banks iu
Oakland ANA Sacramento. Following those
failures. there were large Withdrawals
hf depUsitors from che local Institution.
on receipt of news of a run on fhe
los Angeles branch superintendent
Anderson ordered the Immediate cloe-
ing of both the Sar Francisco bank
and itr los Angeles branch Tile bank
BIAS branch in ogden also and "a tcic-
gram was sent Oh the governor Of tah
hy tno California bank commissioners
suggesting taat this ho closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
REDUCED FREIGHT
RATES SOON EFFECTIVE

Washington oct ss.-Reduction or
the freight rates from eastern points
TO Des Moines. Iowa. ordered by the
Interstate commerce commission viii
go into effect next Wednesday, the goth
inst, despite the protests Of the rail-
ways Involved.
on the iith inst the Chicago. Rock
Island a Pacific hled a suit In Chi
cago. seeking 10 enloin the commits
sion from putting into effect It's order
In what is known as the greater Des
Molnes case"
BY that order. the commission re-
duced the proportlonate rate from Rock
Island. III, 10 Des Moines, on an traf-
nc originating east OF the Indiana
Illinois state line. from ~ cents per 100
pounds 90 81 cents per 100 pounds
on first class freight. the rates being
proportionately less on other classes Of
freight
Last week the Rock Island served no.
tlce on the commission that IL would
Apply this week for a temporary IN
junction against the commissions
order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
TO AID WESTERN DEVELOPMENT
Official CaIl for Grand Junction Con-
VentiOn Reaches Governor.

Governor spry is in receipt Of conn
municatiou from the officers OF the
Western slope Development congress,
which will convene at Grand Junction,
Colorado. Nov 10 and n. urging him TO
attend and 70 appoint delegates 90 the
congress The official call for the con
gress is directed 10 governors. county
commissioners and mayors as we'll as
% live stock associations and allied as
sociatons Of colorado, Arizona, Wy0-
ming. Utah and New Mexico Among
the subjects To be discussed az the COM
gress are the suggestion OF President
TAFT that i25O0O.O00 iu bonds should
be- issued TO carry out delayed reclama-
ton projects. the matter OF unfair
freight rates; the necessity Of a rail-
road from a point on the Union Pacific
In Wyoming 20 point on the Southern
Pacifir In Arizona or New Mexico. and
education az affecting rural districts.
Senator Smoot rs scheduled Tor an ad-
dress AZ the congress on the subject OF
Reclamation and Government AID"
senator sutherland and Governor Spry
have also been asked 90 deliver nd
dresses Tho session Of the congress
~ tbr Western slope Stockgrowcrs' aa-
soCjat.on VIII De- held al the same time.
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Examinations to be Held in West
ern States Next
Week.
STRONG MINDS AND BODIES
Both Arc Essentials - Promotion
Hinges ON Capacity for Work
In Lines Required

ogden. oct. ls-Uncle Sam makes 4
call for men with vigorous minds IN
vigorous bodies to become forest rang
ers. The United states civil service
commission will hold an examination
for this position at every national for
est headquarters In the states Of Utah.
southern Idaho. western wyoming and
eastern Nevada, included in this dis
trict, on Monday and Tuesday. oct IS
and 96.
The examination will be along thor
oughly practical lines and viii consist
OF questions regarding land survey
ing. estimating and scaling timber, the
land laws, mining and the live stock
business, supplemented by q field test
20 show the applicants fitness TO per-
form the actual work Of "A ranger
Rangers must be between q and 50
years OF age az the time OF taking the
examination, able bodied and capable
OF performing hard manual work.
Thorough familiarity with the region i'm
which employment is sought is essen
tial. together with actual experience an
the kinds of work required Of forest
officers.
The forest service desires 10 maintain
efficiency and the degree Of advance
ment OF competent men In the service
Is governed entirely by their capacity.
The Initial salary Is $500, with the
beginner who starts In as assistant
forest ranger. Through good work n
ranger can rise 20 the position OF for
est ranger with a maximum salary Of
$1,000 TO $1,000. The next step in pro-
motion is 10 the position OF deputy
mn "a IA
ers who show competency in particular
lines Of work, such as claims eXamina-
| tons and marking and scaling timber
are advanced and paid according to the
| Importance Of the work in which they
are engaged.
PLACES FOR EXAMINATION.
The following is a list Of the places
in this national forest district at which
this examination will be held and the
| names or the examiners Requests for
application blanks and further infor-
lnation should be made TO the civil ser
vice commission at Washington, d. G..
or TO forest supervisors:
! fdaho-Boise. r. Grandjean; Challis
| David Laing: Elo. Henry A. Bergh
! Emmett. Guy p. Mains Haley. &. n
| Woods, Idaho Fails, y. L. Smell; Mac
kay. G. I. Huddle; oakley. William Nc
| Coy: POcatello, j. F. Bruins Salmon
George @ Bentz; St Anthony. David
| Barnett; Wciser j u. Ianerty.
| Nevada-Austin, NJ S. Benedict;
| Tslko. C.. sydney Tremewan; Ely. r. r.
1 Matthias; Las Nesas. Harry +. Mat
/ hews
/ Utah--Beaver. William Hurst: Eph-
rain. 4. w. Jensen, Escalante, Georg,
| H. Barney Kanab. John II. Clark;
! Logan. Clinton F. Smith Moab. John
| Riis: Nephl. Dan s. Pack; Panguitch
! q. G.. Snow; Provo. W. J. Pack: St
George. James Z. Jewell: Sallna, Chas
l.. smith. salt Lake. r. V. r. Rey-
| nolds. Nernal ". NJ Anderson.
| Wyoming John Raphael.
| Jackson. r. r. Miller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
FEELS SURE COOK
REACHED NORTH POLE

Chicago. oct 1s-A special cable
from Copenhagen to The Record Herald
says.
The Danish governments arctic
yacht Codthab returned here yesterday
from Greenland. Capt. Schoubye. the
skprcr was the first white man 10
meet Or. Cook returning from his polar
expedition
AZ first capt Schoubye saws he was
skepucal about DR. Cooks story and
Tho doctor showed him his journals and
observations. The captain knows a
eood deal about astronomy and every
thing appeared TO him 10 be correct.
capt Schoubye declares he has no
doubt whatever that Dr. Cook reached
tne pole lie made inquiry among the
Esidmos and obtained al first hand n
report from Or. Cooks two Esklmos.
They both told the same story about
lhe Doctors polar journey. One day
after making some observations Dr..
Cook told them with much joyousness.
we shall be there tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
WoMAN'S THROAT CUT
WHILE SHE WAS ASLEEP

Los Angeles Cal. Oct. 1s-Whfe Mrs
George staohle. wife OF a brewery en-
pioye was asleep in her home last
night. she was attacked by n man who
CUT her throat with a razor There h
no clew 10 the criminals identity furfber
man me blood-covered razor which he
Flt nthlnd. The womaus husband was
nt work IN the brewery at the time Of
the attack
Mrs. staehlc almost bled 10 death and
her life was saved by Patrol officer Gu-
pin. who closed the wound I'm her throat
Win ms fingers until the hospital WAS
reached. she is expected 10 recover
Elsie staehle. a l2-year- old daughter
hald tnht arter she and her mother had
retrrd She was awakened by smothered
cries FOR help. The gtri turned on the
light saw the blood pouring over her
mother Is night robe and ran for HELM
MIS- Staehle's windpipe had been sew
cred ANA several large arteries cut Two
strokes had been made with the razor
lu criss-cross fashion. one extending
wise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
COUNT De LAMBERT MAKES
SENSATIONAL FLIGHT

Paris. oct lS.-COunt DE Lambert,
the French aviator made remarkable
and sensational fight IN a Wright BIZ
plane this afternoon. Leaving the
Juvlsy aviation field he few 90 Paris,
circled about the Elnol tower, al times
reaching a height of about 1000 feet
above the city and then returned 90
JuVifY.
Count De Lambert left the aerodiome
az Juviscy al 30 lninutes past 4, ira
yelling al q height of about 290 feet
and headed northward.
Hair an hour latCr the population n
this city WAS amazed a. see the BIZ
plano approaching the city, high in the
air from the southwark AZ the MAJ
chine noared the Seine, IL assembled
higher ANA higher finally passing
above the Eifel tower "a an estimated
distance from tho ground of 1900 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
BEss STILL HOLDS THE FORT.
County Commissioners Conclud to
Grant License for Road House.

The board Of county commissioners
this morning denied the petition Of
the residents Of the neiEhborhood OF
Twelfth South and West Temple street
asking that the license OF George Bess.
who conducts a saloon at the point
named, be revoked
The ground for denying the petition
was that there We're more signers TO
the petition circulated by Bess asking
that the saloon be permitted 20 con-
tinue in business than there wece
against IT, Those favoring the petition
TO deny the license numbered only
about l25. while those signing the petit
ton In favor OF the saloOnkeeper num-
bcred 200 or more.
The commissioners announced that
n license would be granted TO Bess for
another three months. but that IL in
that time conclusive evidence were pro-
duced that the place Is q disorderly one.
or that 60 per cent 81 the HOUSEHOLDER
Of the election district in which the
saloon Is located were against the con-
tinuance OF the saloon az that place,
petition TO deny the further granting
Of the license would be faVorably con-
sidered by the board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
REMARKABLE ESCAPE
FROM WRECKED VESSEL

Crsneld Md. OCT lS--Whcn the
George NJ Collier was wrecked in
Chcsarcakc bay last Friday ane turn
ga turtle. James ID Donncll. one Of The
crew. was caught in the forepcak he
WAS rescued ih hours later weak from
hunger and exposure his lie having
been saved by the compressed alr
which formed in "a chamber under the
hull
O'D0nnelrs escape Is regarded as one
of the most remarkable n the history
of bay shipping lie was given up for
lOst by the OreN. which clung tO the
sides Of tho boat for hours, only "a few
feet from their imprisoned companion
About noon on saturday when
ODonnell had been a prisoner fully 1,
hours. fho craft was tossed INTO the
ship YARD and turned over ODonnel
nov barely conscious rolled out lie
Was bundled into blankets and a few
hot drinks were given him and before
night he was able 90 tel his ca
perlCnct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
puBIIC ACCoUNTANTs.

Denver. oct ls-The feature Of tho
opening day OF the convention Of the
American Association OF Public ac-
cOuntants was the address OF Allen
Ripley Foote OF Columbus, Ohio. presi
dent OF the international Tax associa
ton. who addressed the convention on
Correct Acc0unting--A Basis for Reg
ulation and Taxation"
Mr. Foote declared that tho corpora
ton tax which recently became Jaw
Is "a crime against American business
men, that II works "a hardship on
every corporation stockhOlder and that
10 is directly opposed 10 an established
laws and customs Of business
The convention WIN continue for -four
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
FRAZIER FAvORs PETITION.

city Food Inspector Walter H.
Frazier. Co whom was referred the
petition of a number Of farmers in the
county asking that the meat inspection
ordinance be- changed fo az 90 per-
has expressed hls Willingness 40 have
the ordinance so amended provided the
animals slaughtered an home by the
farmers be- brought to some central
depot for inspection hy on officer pro-
yldcd f0r that purpose and the payment
Of "a small Zee for defrayinE the exc
nenses Of inspection. Inspector lrar
1ior VIII make recommendation Co
this enect 40 the sanitary committee
of the city council and the hfalth c0m-
missioner, 10 whom the matter was
referred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
BIG PARADE OF
BIBLE CLASS MEN

m1'' '' !. oel lS- Having completed
c,nt.,t ~. lne routine business the actual
oor,,a,, ,ial celebration and the great
te5J'rn ot services, the delegates at
sr6 tl. International centennial
chJ,, MENTION of the Disciple OF
egh,s CnIislian church, devoted m
vors d, uay = session 10 Bible school
ihossb1 lhe Bible class VIII parade
pts NJ tne cay and IL o. expected
f,r viT gu wv be I'm line The conven-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
l22KD ARTICLE OF WAR
CONSTRUED BY WlCKERSHAM

Wellington, Oct 1s.-Atty. Gen
Nekelsham has rendered an opinion
nli ihe l22nd article Of war does no.
t'e oiiceis Of the marine corps au-
lloilly % exercise command in tbs
smy unless they have been attached
% service with that branch by ordsr
y lne President and are still serving
wa me army under that order. This
ONION wall put an end 20 the volumin-
es onicial correspondence between the
RI. apartment aud the navy depart
Jet. ''''' SUI
conc months ago the war department
s ,.9l an order which has now been
t'ce P''' '"'h' OF JUS
,ss ~. oeession of the original order By
,.on oy MAJ Gen. Weston at san Fran.
49,. Ol marine officer 10 command
"'ops on an army transport.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
FRANCE WARNED
AGAINST CLERICAL ACTIVITY

Paris oct rs. Joseph CnillauX. form-
en- minister of finance in "a speech at
Bounetablc today, warned the country
a. tho danger of being involved in a
rccrudcscnnoe OF clerical activity
against The government schools
ne declared that text books Of un-
qus STONED history had been lnterdicted
solely bernuse they failed 90 eulog1e
such Incidents a. the 81 liartholoml ~
massacre ana the revocation oi me
cdiot Of Nantes
The organ OF Cardinal Andrieu, the
archbishop Of Marsellles, replying 10
ihc confIlll1fnry speech ~ frninler
BRAND az Ieneuoux declares that II
the government wishes peace u must
apply at Home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
D. q MS PETITION DENIED.

N n.'..i,sl9n' oct ls.-The petition of
r,, ,'aNafe a Hudson Railroad com
d 10Y a writ Of certiorarl bringing
sa,, ,.l'loine court Of the United
M ,n5 e.tleW The case OF the Al
M, versus me DciaWaFe con LII
ID "A. .s9.ee Today by tho sunren me- pe,,s
M United States '''''' ''u' I
uif AM y. involves a Judgment for
an ' eoo.. against me Delaware a Had.
4 susoa,5tly ior renetal OF the Albany
made N IVA una road under lease
of ~. 1910 and was regarded - o,,,
Tssal Importance e'' ''' 81 one
untss ssiliet was returned by tho
sooi5 states circuit court ~ wy, ne
ann.ssp district o. New Ycrt ana vas vac
coan N us lne United states circuit
The setiefi,ei. Tor the second circuit
N siect On sn W. supreme count had
W. Daer courts 's 'h' verdict Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
NEW MILLING COMPANIES.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the
Cache Junction Elevator company, the
Downey Elevator company and the
Portage Elevator company were filed
with the secretary OF state this morn
Ing. Each company has the same set
Of officers. Of which W. o. Kay Is presi-
dent l.. W. Kay Is vice president. and
Waiter II. BeTett. secretary and treas
uror The first two corporations are
capitalized for $4,000 each. and the
last for $4,000, in shares OF 500 each
Tho headquarters OF the Cache Junction
company Is az ogden, and OF the
DoNney company at Downey. Idaho.
O. NJ. Kay and T.. l.. Goddard are
also incorporators In the three CONF
panics
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
WHICH RACED AWAY

los Angeles. oct De- John Carno. a
building contractor of Huntington Beach.
Was klcd lost aight and his brother
peter Cafn0. seriously injured whom an
automobile rau them down 600 IiunurF-
ton drive. between lnH Angeles and
Pasadena. Tho automobile rarei on leHF-
luE the tWo men iYlur ln tno road. aud
tnov were not discovered until some
hours lator Tho idcuHfF of fne chHuf-
fenl has not been leaned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
INsPECTs WAsATCH SCHOOL.

The members OF the city board OF
education are today inspecting the new
le-room addition 20 the wasatch school
preparatory TO accepting the building
from the contractor. The WasatCl
building is located on r street. between
South Temple street and First avenue,
and with the completion Of the addi-
ton, the building now extends the en-
tire length OF tho block between the
two streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
MIDsHIPMlN PAEALYzED.

annapolis, OCT iA.-An N-rsy sxamina-
iqn vas made last night ~ MID
nnman Wilson of Covington. Ky. quar-
Hi back o. The naval academy football
tan. who vas injured about the neck
q he result OF q dying tackle IN the
ine last saturday While no fracture
NJ bones was discovered the attend
Nc physician stated that the Young man
"a pafaly zed from the neck down. ifis
yam and speech arc NOS affected The
nedcal officers believe Wilson IS not
4nsnously hurt ana that tho paralysis
VII year on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
INQUEST ON BUCHANAN
WILL BE- HELD MONDAY

london. url lh-Ru Inquest into tho
death of william D. Buchanan. the Amer
loan diplomat whose hoat was found in
Park LHnr late saturday night will Do
fnlI 900 "Wednesday
Tne official papers aud personal prop-
orte found m fha rooms occupied bg 50.
lfuan no CHrdNos notel have been
turned over f1 ihe American embassy,
1nNf.fIrafInu fnuH fHr has failed fo
ufnn HUF Nghf nu the movements ~
tho diplomat during the few hours pre-
Cadiug DOES death. Friends who had seen
hIm duruE tle day fly he appeared 20
hr hcn DOB the bnst of health And
au'rIfs Ha lfn hla hotel luai before me
dIrn.r nnur on SATURDAY. boa where or
uIfh whom hf lIu0d or how Do tpeht
az evening bad NOT been learned. There
nnrH nu evidences of afsault on ~.
herr. and ID ls supposed death Nhs 1ne
ID heart trouble of an apoplep'lc suoA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
FRANCE CRAZY OVER
FLYING MACHINES

Ntu York Oct. lS-Iieut y. D. Foulers
o ths signal corps has just arrived mere
sfsf representing the United states
amy al The international aeronauticai
eoagrss in paris. he viii proceed 10
Washnron 10 be- Instructed IN operating
ID arship By Wilbur Wright.
.ln France found the country crazy
L ms may use the term--about flying
Dc aid Germany sim sticks to the
cirglbt balloon. but IA France it IS al
far machines that hy IL viii be the
sane here and when the people see the
demonstration there viii be active in-
rentofs who Will perfect engines OF sur
f-lni power ana llghtness 10 III the bill
ard make machines perfect
I certainly have great faith IN Amer
Ian inventors and while tho present ma
chimes q the Wright brothers. Curtiss
md others are some what crude. the
Hincinle Is Right and speedily We shall
b. eciipsug our ncighbOrs across the
seas"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
DEATH OF A. M. PALMER.

Alphonso NJ Palmer familiarity known
10 his associates as Morris Palmer. died
al his home Ia Bennion ward, Taylors-
Vile, sunday al midnight of cancer lie
was prominent On religious work. being
first counselor 20 Bishop Thomas Di-
mond. The funeral will be- held in BEN
niOu ward chapel Wednesday. oct 20.
az ~ a. m Burial swim occur ln city
cemetery and friends are invited TO ate
tend the services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
M0N0PLANE FALLS
IhJURlNG MANY PERSONS

Juvsv, France oct IA fow min
utes before Count ne Lambert returned
10 the aviation field here from his flight
Co Paris. 81 Blanc. the French
ncTongut, attempted hts hrat Hight Dob
Bleript machine Shortly after ascend
ms the monop1nc. as tho result of
uec shift of tho rudder. turned into
the tribune ana fei moually womdlur
r. woman ana injurng "a dozen other
persons