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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
HAMS LAWYER HEAD OF QUEENS sAs

Eugene n. l. Young former Assistant -. -.
ATTORNEY. who later appeared as one Of the 'o va,
sci in the defence OF both T. Jenkins HSins S-.S.nt
Captain Peter &, Hains. ir was eiected p''t
Of the Queens County Bar Association ~ s,,,ss
Ing OF that organization held IN the c'~ curt
Long Island city, yesterday, county Ju's Iohn
j. Humphrey was elected first vtce-presldeH&s' - a.
W CraEen second vice-president and Ravd0n -
kellogg third vice-preSident, Resolutions sl,,4a
r,euding To both the Democrats ana r,dss
NJ, Ties the denomination OF COUNT C0N.,, h q
humphrey were passed. Judge HUael .,Vcgns
Democrat. His term If Once expires 'N
December
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Several days ago Frank \. Perret. an Amer
lean who has given little study to earthquakes
and volcanic eruptions announced that on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last week
a powerful tidal strain would be exerted on the
earth by the sun, moon. Jupiter and Saturn
and he expected that Southern Italy would
again be visited with violent seismic dis
turbance Well, the crisis has been safely
passed, and Mr.. Perret who was in Messina ct
the time, seems to have escaped without a
lynching for the needless alarm he created.
Maybe the Sicians felt that they We're in no
danger as long as the prophet remained in their
island-a not altogether illogical conclusion
and were disposed to be merciful.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
PROF. AssoTT's DAUGHTER ENGAGED

Boston. Oct. 2.-The engagement of John T. Bur
nett. of Southboro. and Miss Phyllis Abbott of New
York. was announced yesterday Miss Abbott is the
daughter of Professor Nathan Abbott of Columbia
University She is now abroad Mr.. Burnett will
join her. and the wedding will be celebrated some
time in November in Europe. ON their return they
will live in SouthbOro.
Mr.. Burnett is a member of the Somerset. Union
and Tennis and Racquet clubs and Of the Harvard
Club of New York. lie graduated from Har-
ward College in 1891.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TO PREACH F1FTY-YEAR-oLD SERMON
The Rev. Dr.. Charles A. Stoddard to Occupy
Pulpit of His First Church.

The Rev. Dr. Charles A Stoddard Will pFe~.n
the same sermon in the North Presbyterian CHu's"
to-day that he preached there following his o'u
nation hfty wears ago. IL was said that none q
the old congregation will be there % hear ]"
II twenty y-hve years ago that Dr. stodea-S
resigned as pastor Of the North Church "I'.-
has since been consolidated with the WaShihs.o- So
Heights church. to take the editorship OF -
New York Observer" He save up the latleI - -
some wears ago. but stlH contributes under 'h'
name of Augustus
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
aselp7lurk Dailn GribrutE.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1909.

This newspaper is oicDed and published oV
Tbc Tribune Association. Neio York corpora
fion: Office and principal place of business
Tribune building, No. Ij| Nassau street Aet0
York: ogden Mills. president; Henry W.
Saclcu secretary; James II. Barrett. treasurer
The address Of the officers is the Office Of this
nclCsp0per.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
SECRETARY pIcMNsoN's SON III.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Oct. 2-SecreIaTy Dickinson was ai-
Vsed to-day that his son. j. o. Dickinson had suf-
fered another attack Of heart trouble. The Secre-
tary left Washington at once for his home Belle
Meade. Tenn where his son lives.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

The Tammany city platform favors "retrench-
ment' but deprecates ''parsimony." 1t ls re
trenchment" to withhold money for subways.
schools and similar necessities, but "parsimony
to talk about cutting down Iuxuries like Tam
many salaries for half-time labor and elimina-
ting contracting and condemnation graft
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

When DR.. Cook realizes the immense advan-
tage he gives his rival in refusing to submit
his proofs to an American scientific commits
sion perhaps he will again change his mind
There can be little doubt that the University
of Copenhagen would release him from his
pledge if he should ask it, and we believe that
he could with good grace beg the favor Should
he not do so. possibly he Will at least see his
way clear to presenting his case simultaneously
to experts in the United States and to the
Danish institution of learning which has ac-
corded him a degree Any tribunal appointed
by the National Academy of Sciences would
certainly be both competent and impartial
Would not favorable decision by such body
have a greater influence on the skeptics than
the action of the Danes, whose preliminary
honors so far as the world yet knows, were
based on insufficient knowledge? Is DIR. Cook
afraid of the verdict of scientists in his own
country?
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
AuNTINeToN WILSON'S CONDITION.

Baltimore. Oct s.-His medical attendants to-day
report entire satisfaction with the condition OF
Huntington Wilson. Assistant Secretary 90 state
day
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

In telling the Alaskans at the Seattle exposi-
ton that Alaska was not yet fit for territorial
form of government Mr.. Taft displayed the
same candid and sincere friendship that he
showed for the FilipinOs when he told them
they were not fit for self-government. OF course,
in the case of the FIlipinos it was the people
themselves who lacked the qualifications. In
the case of Alaska il is the country. 1t is too
sparsely settled.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

exemplifed In this country that large liberality
TO inventors Is the most effective stimulus 70
invention.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

1t is inevitable that 'howlers" should now and
then occur but to speak solemnly of an aurora
borealis in Australia is nothing short of
stroke of genius.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Racing has now begun al Belmont Park and is
proving an attraction to number of foreign Off
GERS. especially the Englishmen. while it is being
made the occasion of gay house parties at the
country seats within motoring distance of the
track.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Mrs. French Vanderbilt. who has been stzv,.,
at the St. Regis for the Hudson-FuIton celsbr,,
ton left town yesterday for Newport
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Announcement has been made or the engsx.r,s..
OF Miss Cynthia Sherwood. daughter OF NJ s-s
Mrs Arthur Murray Sherwood. 20 James M
Townsend. r.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James "
Townsend
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Classified ADS.
fORsS SALE.

FOR SALE:-Farm wagon and har-
ness. Phone NJ. 3d.. 8tf.
FOR Remit Nicely furnished
front room reasonable. No sick. f03
East Bayard. lott
FOR SALE:-A good secondhand run
about, apply 215M N. Main st. at
the "Ofhce with the White Face. i3tf
FOR SALE:-Driving Horse. gentle,
with good speed. sold for want Of
use.-Te1ephone Col. Baker, 407 tia
FOR SALE:-Gente saddle horse. 8
years old, 5 gaits, will work to har7
ness.-See Bob Ingersoll. st.
FOR SALE:-Smith Premier Tabula-
tor and desk new. Cheap $85. One
Oliver typewriter, new. $65-See
Bob ~Ingerso1l. ct.
FOR SALE:-Thoroughhred Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs Tor setting
G. C. Hinson. 507 N. Lea. Ave. 6t3'
FOR SALE:-Two suburban places az
"a bargain-plenty of water and in
cultivation. These places will bring
Is per cent Oh Investment this year
Room 4 Oklahoma Block. 3tf.
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A Few Mortality Figures.

Washington, March 9.-The Bureau
Of Census has just published its Sth
annual report on Mortality Statistics,
which presents the figures for the cal
endar year 1907, together with compa-
rative data for the years 1908 to 1906
inclusive.
The Registration Area.
The statistics given in the report
do not cover the entire country, but
that portion of the United States
'hnown as h registration area"
This area includes the states in which
the laws requiring the registration of
deaths have been accepted as giving
practically complete mortality returns
and those cities in nonregistration
states in which satisfactory returns
are required by the local authorities.
Tie registration area in 1907 includ-
ed Is states, the District of Columbia
and 76 other cities. The Is registra-
ton states were California, Colorado
Connecticut. Indiana, Maine, Mary
land, Massachusetts,, Michigan New
Hampshire. New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Is1and, South
Dakota and Vermont.
The aggregate population of the
registration are for the calendar year
1907 is estimated at Al, 758, 037 or 48.8
per cen of total estimated popula-
ition of continental United States for
THAT year.
The statistics for 1908 will cover
two new registration states, Washing
ton and Wisconsin, as a result OF
this addition the registration area
Will, according to the estimates, in
Iclude for the first time a majority
(51.6 per cent? of the total popula-
[tion.
1t is hoped that for 1909 the area
will be still further increased. The
registration law of Ohio was put into
Operation in December, 1908 and the
returns already received by the state
Office are SO satisfactory that 1T is
probable that Ohio will be included in
the registration are for 1909. Effort
is being made to secure satisfactory
legislation with regard to registration
of deaths in other states during the
sessions of their legislatures.
Comparison of Death Rates.
The total number of deaths reported
for the registration area in 1907 was
corresponding to a death rate
|of I6.5 per 1000 of estimated popula-
ton. In 1906 the rate was 161. And
among the foreign countries for which
for 1906 are available, Austria
liza f10-S1 Denmark ODD, Norway,
G2.7), Sweden G4.41. the Neither
lands f14.s1 and the United Kingdom
Ef15.6) had lower rates than the Unit
led States in that year, while Bel
GUM tI6.4) Prussia 17.9). France
u9.9). Italy (20.8), SerFia f24D, Hun
gary f2f.Sl, n Spain (26-2) had high
Ter rates.
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BIG FIRE AT TExICO
EARLY THIS MORNING.

Special to the Record.
Texico, Marc 1.-Two business
houses and a residence all frame build
ings, were entirely destroyed by fire
which broke out at five O'Clock here
this morning. The cause OF the fire
was not learned, but it broke out in
the Leon rooning house. owned by
J.. w. Cnildress. Texico has no means
Of fighting fire except with buckets
and water, and no efficient work could
be done to saw the roonling house
and adjacent buildings. The citizens
worked hard, however, and prevented
the further spread of the flames, al
though a fierce wind vas blowing and
the danger great. The reaI estate Of
fee of Bell & Harry and al vacant
residence, owned by Mrs. Grady were
the adjoining structures and both OF
these wer taken by the flames. The
loss runs into several thousand dol
lars and was partly covered by i'm
anc
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WANTED

WANTED.-An experienced gardner
Oasis Ranch Co. s08tf.a
wANTED;lA man with team and
WANTED:-to rent. one large unfur-
nished room with to lot and
sstnsbaes fcr horBe- Limit 3 to s.
blocks nj post ONCE Inquire at
Record ONCE. 7t3-
WANTED:-posftton by an Al gro
ceryman young man and Under
stands the grocery business Thor
oughly.- Address J. Wis W. Col
lege. Roswell 7tzs
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SLAUGHTER GOES TO
THE TEXAS CONVENTION.

George NJ. Slaughter left this morn
ing for Fort Worth to attend the an
nual convention of the Texas Cattle
Raisers' Association. which opens on
the sixteenth. Mr.. Slaughter is going
early to attend to his duties as a mem
Der OF the executive committee. He
will also boost for the meeting of tae
Panhandle association, which will be
held in Roswell the first week of next
month. He says everything looks good
for a big convention here and adris~
es everybody to get out their bedding
as the convention will be two weeks
earlier than usual this time and that
more bed clothes will be needed in
consequence.
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General Meeks began the opening ar
gument for the defense in h Coop
er-Sharpe murder trial. General Meeks
has been ill and at the outset his re-
marks were scarcely audible and he
was hardly able to stand. AS he warm
ed UP he said:
THE state has appealed to o to
enforce the law and the states idea
of enforcing the law seems to be to
convict one innocent or guilty. |
want to say that never in my life, and
in all my broad practice, have | seen
a witness SO shamefuHy treated as
was Col. Cooper by Capt. Futzhugh,
The prosecutor seemed careless as TO
whether he acquitted or convicted
Col. Cooper of the murder of Senator
Carmack, but he did cen determin-
ed to besmirch the character of the
witness. The whole scheme of the
state was not to convict Col. Cooper
of murder, but to disgrace him pub
licly."
Two year old rose bushes, 15c al
Getty's Greenhouse this week. 6t3".
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Lumber Yards.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber. shingles. doors, lime, CO.
ment. paints. v@rnisa aud glass.
BOSWELL LUMBER co. Oldest
lumber yard 1 Roswell. See us for
all kinds Of building materials and
paint
Give US your orders for Pecos White
Sand.
KEMP LUMBER co,
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Will Rhea and bride passed through
last night on their way from Amaril.
10 to Bamorhea, Texas, where they
will make their home. They we're
married at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing at amarillo. Mr.. Rhea Is in
charge of the new Bss store at Bahno-
arhea.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:-5 room furnished house
601 South Main SIS gper1mouth.|n-
Quire at Record office. 6tfasf
FOR 4ENT:-Large room furnished
| for hight honsekeeping-511 N. Mo.
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Ora Hobbs left this morning for ais
in EIwood, Ind, sitter spending
the winter here Tor his health He has
been boarding at the place Of Mrs. J.
A. Gilmore and gained fourteen
'poundag Mr. Hobbs, - = cousin of
Glaud Hoohs, assistant cashier Of the
First Naff6111 hank
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w. w. King. practical -horse-shoer,
in old Fire House stand. 1926

Mr.. and Mrs. O.. r.. Rogers, of Lake
Arthur passed through this morning
on their way to Chicago. They are
going specially for an operation upon
Rogers. for tuberculosis of the
bone, but will make an extended visit
that city.
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E. L. Wildly, one of the old timers
of Roswell, who now ives in CaIfor-
mia but still retains business and per-
sonal interests in Roswell, left this
morning for Los Angeles after a stay
dating from October 16.
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Piano Tuners

s. MURRELL, PLANO TUNING
and Repairing. Graduate Chicago
Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am
pie experience. Work is guaran-
teed and is my best advertisement.
348 E.. 5th ST., Phone $50. 881m-
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Haydn Croft came dow from Clio
Wis last night to remain until Frida,
looking after business.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Way, OF Enid,
Okla, left this morning for their home
after spending two months here for
the health Of the latter and to IooK
for a location and business invest
mSntS,
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ou viii Have to Hurrv.

You Will Have to Hurry.
II you get those fine trees, from
CRUSE-Cherries. pears, prunes and
apples, a cheap lot of Ben Davis up
pies and Missouri Pippins, 2 year ODDS
Also Elm and black Locust. 08tf.
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "Luc-
ERNO" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AND
COWS ROSWELL WOOL q HIDE
COMPANY.
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Get in the Process

Get in the Procession.
With one-haf Of the owners of fine
horses in Roswell and have your
horse shod by tnat expert sheer of
CRUISES he is it on shoeing. 08tf.
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The Roswell and Artesia Higl
school girls will contest al basket bal
here Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Robinson, of Alb
ilene, Texas, who nave been here for
a prospecting visit left this morning
for Dallas, where they will spend sew
eral days before going home.
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John H. McKinstry returned this
morning from a trip to the lower part
Of the county.
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Lucius Dills returned this mornin
from a four days trip to Lake Arthur
where he was surveying.
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Special BargalnsL
See our special bargain add. In our
regular space In this paper. 95tf
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.
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w. H. Rhodes returned this morn
ing from a trip down h road
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "LUc-
ERNO" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AND
/ cows ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE
COMPANY.
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' aid Gf IEF 55IS5f NdT SUI1 ar II"
Gregory SsvMoonaf re#assaed1 aRst1ey-
ening from Santa .Fe, where her shas,
been attending the meeting EFF the
New Mexico Board of Pharmaey, of
which he is a member.
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All kinds OF fruit and shade trees
ready for fmmediate delivery at Fair
'ehtldss Nursery 12tf
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Emmett Patton came UP from Ha-
german this morning.
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Undertakers.

DILLNY Il SON.-UndertAkerY. Phi
yate ambulance. prompt service.
ULLERY FURNITURE CO. Under.
takers. Phone No. IS Oh Nc. I'LL.
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Do not forget the china sale this
week at The Racket Store.
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Sheriff c. l.. Ballard left this morn
ing for Santa Fe on a business trip.
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jeff ID. Hart came UP from his
ranch near Hagerman this morning.
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III Racket Store China Sale will
run until March 20.
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G. B. Coleman went to Amarillo
this morning on a business trip for
the railroad company.
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LOST..

lLCSr:-pfamond shaped class pin
With n. G. on fron6 snd r. s. on
back. Return 70 Record ONCE Tor
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H. F. Smith returned today to his
home in Amarillo after a business Wis
it in Roswell. /,
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J. d. Nell of H~agercnan, returned
last night from a trip to Amarillo.
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Dick DavisSon arrived this morning
from Hagerman to spend the day.
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J. r. Dendfnger returned this Orn
ihklFF6Ah 30 1Ashfees vmqbT1et Iaaa3etAnf
thurs 10 .sssIsdo saed+ teLt bAuof 90
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George A. Davisson left this morn
ing on a business trip to Dallas.
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Notice to w. O. w.
Change of meeting nights list and
Bird Wednesday nights beginning on
March 1st. 5t6-
w. w. EDMONDSoN, Clerk.
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FRESH FANCY FISH TODAY. T. c,
MARKET.
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+ A. KsssRiraas VI to- .Hrthyu o 4
last eSehinee' qBo07ld8' ahbdgT 9 Z s sh
| yeying. "
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Rehsrt has 9PftlllFAkd atfP1
hsHFFf@pty66 ,affAs'
hfoHsHra8Sffa q naHkoW sa21FFf
tfe4 -Mas f8uEReA tFhA3FQee SeVsfaltp 4EA Ia
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Read China Sale Add. Of The Rack
at Store.
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CORRECT legal planu Il Record.
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Argument for the Defense.
Nashville. March "a r~ecord-break
ing crowd was present today when
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Two year old rose bushes, 15c a.
Getty's Greenhouse this week. 6t3".
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-sod . JeBelrys Stareas rs .xsa a
-Gje14dt tGsfr-1sAsw has. lis
HARRY eMORR4SQN;orEhs2 lead
tnge1and gexeiusixa djeweter. Watches,
diamonds. jewefry, Hawks Cut Glass
and Pickard's hand-painted China.
Sterling and plated si1verware.
L B. BoELLNR-R.swens bes,
jeweler. A full Line cut glass. hand
painted China. diamonds, etc
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Te& nodsss2 Fsorfahsrs.aH ] aass
! u.,.. nnsszsszaL . 13oSd aL "a.
anEes, mattine5os quft1e Esef9thihsE
ouzaseat64fawa E9aodr fstsssNs*ds11
fas9 ord inv 1qaa AFtaiRRs RkAoAeasa& ',
.fIsws0I cR rotfrSI
-A-eAa- Gz al ESMaL II zh0i
Noala 81 hGa II Aaod .o0d.As 7oa .yf,
.TailOrs. iiswsoa
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?. A. MUELLER:- Merchant tailor
Al work guaranteed. Alse does clean
ing and pressing. In rear Of The
Wigwam Cigar Stare.
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Boeilner. the Jewe1ee. has It cheaper
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Marriase ncens3eatw issNdedS Mon
"a. p7Tfa9sH MSfFtMhh as8saaNRN MISS
ADD HTHrfsSEafys &thssf6fseHHHne51ssAMf
hey We're Hnaaeda.E 9@9ss a}fsA
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( Marriage Neutrality-suspicious. es late
estefdayoAatean
q aands J-aneazAfen9 49, weaftaatAaRH
teswSHdeoR6red pe0pieoassoEQ OF Bow
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Hardware Stores.

HARDwARH co.-wnols
sale and retail hArdWars. pipe,
PUMA tsss8Hassa as4afiffa aa4fss so IS.
NBMPENDElTFe HARDWARE1CoA
Wy8asplagAssi2 asSsa bast,H' ,A58sgai
hardware. t1warAewH eteSa snpRly
Ioodsq hzeg3as+MzeansG iInpbeznanfz
and .6n55TIShHEd26Es d9uoR as I9cLd .Es
H I'D q Qf aStE hE2 ltsEG1 mgE
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% aaodssAaSsstissaR sYf 19Sa 4
Akaas esstiss@lAsTr4 MaR psaplss,'
!k40K HhatoEpuahay1Etossslla 3aeFE |
- Lev GaEsatl a, Z tagaussAgf 1sG
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-09-29
FOOTBALL HELPED SAVE HIM.
Andrus, the Yale Guard, Won in
Fight for Life in a River.

CORDOVA, Alaska, Sept. 29.-The
training which he received on the foot
bali field helped enable H. F. Andrus,
the old Yale guard, to win a fight for
life in the Nizina River few days ago
in an accident that cost the lives of four
companions.
Andrus was On the way down from
the Easterly mine in boat with his
comrades when their craft was upset
in Box Canyon. Andrus had a hard
battle to keep aaoat in the seething
whirlpool, which beat him about among
the rocks of the gorge and carried him
one hundred yards before he had a
chance to catch an overproiecting crag
The bodies of all of his companion:
were recovered except one. One of the
men had had $4,000 in gold with him
but this was lost