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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN

District of Columbia Real Estate
at lowest rates of interest.
ALL TRANSACTIONS CLOSED PROMPTLY.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
T3s FIETEENTH STREET.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

not guaranteed.
4:2o an. daily-Through coaches and slsepins
cars to Jacksonville.
4N5 pm. daily-Through sleeping cars TO Jack
sonville. Fla; Port Tampa. Fla. 0or Havana):
knights Key; Fla. flor Havana; augusta Ga;
Through coaches to jacksonville. UNEXCELLED
DINING CAR SERVICE.
OFFICE OF THE LINE, 14fe NEW YORK AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST. AND UNION STATION.
GEO. p. JAMES. D.P.A.. Warrington. d. O.
T. G. WHITE. G.P.A.. W. J. CRAIG. PIN.
Wilmington. n O
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WAR ON Co-EDS RATS.
Students Serve Notice on
High School Sisters.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. November IL
The male students Of the High School
have served notice on the ''co-eds" that
they will not maintain social relations or
be seen with any girl who wears q rat"
I'm her hair.
1t IS believed that this action viii be
more effective than any edicts or the
faculty.
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Southern Railway.

NB-Following schedule figures published only
as informs ton, and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Or
leans AsheviIle, clio m and 1O:4S .. m. daily.
600 am. daily for Chattanooga and Memphis
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Birm-
ingham. New Orleans. 1910 pm. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis
Nashville. 4:Io am. daily sleeping car open
after 10 PM.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia. Charles:
ton. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. jacksonville and
Florids points. <:15 pm. daily.
Tourist cars for California Mon. Wed. Thurs.
Fri. 4:15 pm.
Local for Har1sonburg. $50 an. daily; 4:20
D. week days: for Strasburg Jet. ] pm. week
days: for Danvile. 7:30 am daily. and for
Charlottesville, 7:3O am. and ABS pm. daily
for warrenton. 4:55 pm. daily and pm. week
days. Frequent trains 20 and from Bluernout.
L. s. BROWN General Agent.
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THB COLUMBIA. 14TH AND G1RARD SITS.
NV; the brightest and most homelike apart.
ments on Columbia Heights; all outside rooms:
rent, $50 and SIS per month.
THE LINCOLN. III 18th st. Sc, NEAR
LINCOLN PARK: front apartments, six large
outside rooms and bath; rent. $40.
THE EUCLID. cor Euclid and University
well arranged outside rooms and bath; rent.
oc3b-tf JAMES A. CAHIIL.. 1908 ct.
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North German U lloyd

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin-screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals
PLYMoUTH-CHERBoUR
Express Sailings Tuesdays ct 10 AN.
TashinStcn :, E % is p; Fried villa, Nov. 80
GEORGE WASHINGroN-ssils Nov. 1877. 0o6
tons. Newest and Largest German Ship A6oat.
Every innovation known to the shipbuildef's art
BREMEN DIRECT.
Tvin-serew s;iiinss ThuTsdays at 10 An o.
Neckar ..... Dec. 1oi Chemnitz. ..... Jan. 8
PLES-GENoA-ALGIERS-
sailing sit1TIy' At II AZ
Z. Albert. Wed. Dec. ! Barbarossa. Jan. .
s0mits Algiers.
Independent Arcund. the world Tours.
Trsvelerr Checks Good All Over the World.
Apply 0ELRIcHs 4 CO.: General Agents.
wAgHINgT9N oFEIGE, 1ss1 %. NV
1aSo Si1t eSu
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Baltimore and Ohio X. X.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
EVERY orH FeRH Ho Hhu 6s line THs ODD HOUR
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK:
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET, NEW YORK.
200 am. Diner. Pullman Parlor
am Pnsr and Pullman P b:5iSr Gar
iii. 90 an. Observation Parlor. 1-hour Trails
Il 90 pm Diner and Pullman ParlorsCar.
'so pm. Royal Limited" All Pullmas. hr.
G 6ns1 sns 10 puns. fs,or
800 pm. Coaches to New York
s12. Is MT sleepers to New York
'2:62 I'm: slesReEs to Phiia and New foet.
'io' 'O0 PM 70 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
wesk days 100 nm m t. u !, % P p ;, ~.
800 ta q o. t1c'oS' :li.Sc am, % noon.
= %. +4.is 500. t56s, $50. fsoS. $50.
400. $500. 900. 1000. '1o35. 'l1.so. '12ls
night.
CHICAGO. s1.27. $3.50 pm.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
g; 70 an, :. .os ? m. .le.4 40 night.
PITTSBURG. '9.10 an. 'l.27. 'elo p.m..
c liz hsfnt; .s1o pm.
COLUMBUS. $3.50 pm.
WHEELING. %. 10 !, m. $50 pm:
MsEGHkSukh $50 t. 10 is s .s 9 H siso
= a 8 IS S;% $40 n $500
- 80 a so ssc :Sa t.oS % fi2o'
:Dsily; tEssept sunday, ssupday only.
offices: I417 st. NV. Main 1891; 6Is Penn.
fcssa once MAIN 49, Bureau
Mar 1880.
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RAILROADS.
Seab0ard Air Line

Chesapeake OhioRai1Way
NOTE Published only as informa ton. and not
guaranteed.
200 PM. DaiIy-For Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky points.
$50 Pm. Daily.-Fast new through train 70,
Cincinnati indianapolis and St. Louis. with
through sleeper to Chicago. stopping only
at important points
11:10 PM. DAILY. r. Y. LIMITED for Gin:
cinnati. Louisville. the west, southwest and
northwest.
Complete Pullman and Dining Car Service.
Chesapeake and Ohio offices at siS PenusyI.
yania avenue. 1899 street end new Union sta.
tion. Telephone Main 1853 and 2206 for tickets.
haRRaRe checks. reservations and ta4icahe.
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$500 CHECK
IN HIS MAIL
W. Johnson of SunnySide Inn
Had Temporary Heart allure
Until He Found He Was the
Wrong johnson,

When G. w. Johnson, one OF tn"
rroprioturs of the Sunnyside Inn IN
Old Albuquerquc opened his nail yes
tordav morning ne found "a check Tor
$4,000 in his favor. drawn on the First
National bank by the Bittper-Stamm
Fruit company and promptly came
close to having heart failure. There
latter he stopped to think 1t over,
could not recall any business uanste-
ton with the Bittner-Stamm people
that could possibly nave yielded him
The neat sum Of thirty-five hundred
land concluded that he VAS the wrong
johnson johnson took the check
back to the postoffce together with
the letter of transmittal.
II developed later In the day that
I'm connection with the settlement OF
the Terrace Heights addition transae-
tion. the Rittncr-Stamm Fruit COM
many made a check for S3.5oo 20 Mrs.
q. W. .Jonston IN connection with the
settlement OF her interest I'm the prop
cry. Ina addressing the envelope th'
AIRS. was changed To MI. and th'
shock To the |Sunuyside Inn mans
nervous system was the result. The
check reached Mrs. Johnston IN the
course of delivery of the mails YES
ltcrduy afternoon
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4 tremendous advantage ana the
French have proven it 50. The ea-
bag is not supposed to be built us q
battering-ram-you have the whole
atmospheric ocean to maneuver in
Besides. Zeppelin's experience shows
that the rigid framework is really
more likely to break than the elastic
balloon"
There is an immense field for inn
provement, however, in the dltigible
balloon. The cost OF hydrogen gas is
almost prohibitive for the ordinary
man. The rubber coating of the gas
bag dcteriorates under the Weather's
action and some harder, o durable
and better varnish must be devised.
Before the dirigible balloon is fully
practical the cost of building and
cquipping it must be vastly reduced
and here is the chemists great oppor-
mnitv. The dirigible balloon, how
ever. is much moro stable, more indo-
pendent of wind and weather than the
%acroplanc, better fitted to ncgotiate
high attitudes. 1t is the airShip OF
today which can safely and reliably
carry passengers from place to place
with comparatively low risk. the ma
chine that is most obcdient To the will
Of the operator
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ptiJcIuIE WILL LEAD
ToR NEXT FIFTY \f-\ii>

as far as my opinion Is t"HS'l "'''
think the dirigihle balloon VIII 10
The air craft par excellence Tor lh'
next half a century said hl'hu'l
although OF course some genius may
lc,cIop the acroplanc and place IL o.
, pcrmancnt basis OF prattloal n''''\
before that time
.rhc acroplanc is necessarily ''"'
fined to work i'm comparatively ''"
attitudes tor. when it goes toe" hlEh.
IL encounters inc problem "l l'sS''l,'
,ir pressure and other troubles w.
Get an idea ot how practical the "'r'E'
nIr is. the dIrleihlc 'Nile-d'-N'n'\
in France docs such stunts as -o'
milo trips ut 80 miles an hour mas an
immense car fitted up with lno'N''"'.
cabins and the company is """u' "
establish "a regular PASSENGER s'rNlv'
lin , number of airships n a reul'
Mar schedule. THAT is what lh'
t,rcncb are doing in aviation f''
,on't say we are not * Pr"E''s
whom tho airship is actually coHhP'''
inc with the railroad train
.art,. rcnch said Mr.. Hl"ndin
care far and away ahead al Nm'I','
.t present. but of course Will nave T.
tooE 10 their laurels when u'h '"''
~ tho vrirhts are in the field
according TO Mr.. Blondin there are
- tts,irct schools OF dirisihle bal
,oons-the French school, who use IN
elastic gas bag. merely the he'N'
s,,onr silk fabric coated with rubber
,na ,be German school represented 10y
vcrneun with his great steel "h'
,nnminnm huh. containing Seventeen
l1is,in,t balloons or gas compartments
,hc whole Weighing seVeta tons
d.,d weight la which the freh'h -
! no advantage. ,n
And Tor my part l agree W
l,b.m said Mr.. Dlondin.
Look at zeppuu- After m'N.nf
w,eninc,nt >50-mile flight IN M
,trship he ran il into a pear Tree am
smashed il Ten chances TO one IN
French st,ie of gus has win NO m'''
nnu would have survived ~ P''
ltree Without a puncture ih.N u
O,bric now coated with several ce''
If rubber ,lrnish which you can
MUNICH a came hrough-strons "
heather The elimination 81 IN" "'''
weieht of the metal hull seems 1" M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
MISSING SHOWER.
IS IN CUSTODY
Cah Fisher, Alleged to Have
Run Down and Killed Old
Woman in Los Angeles, Has
Been Arrested

carl Fisher OF Los Angeles IN"
chauffeur who it is alleged ran down
and killed Mrs F,ller. an aged woman
in the coast eitN and disappeared
Without investigations the result ot the
accident. has been taken into custody
according Co "a vino received yesterday
hv Chief OF Police McMillin from
chief Dishman ct los Angeles The
Los Angeles offi,er had previously
wired the local authorities To be on
the lookout fer Fisher who VAS
Thought to bt headed east.
The alleged killirS ot the old lady
by Fisher was zoe second within "a
short tim, on los Angeles, and The
caus. coz considerable public tndirn"-
tlon
The automobile club offered a re-
ward of $500 tor the apprehension "'
Fisher and the police department and
count, commissioners also offered M
duccmtnts for his capture. The mes.
sage received here Yesterday did mol
state where Fisher was captured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
KELLY DIS Ct
SHIPPING ORE
EVERY DAY
More Men at Work in Mines
Near MagdaIena Than for
Past Ten Years Says Well
Known Operator,

'There are more men working in
the mines in the Kelly and Magda-
lena district than at any time during
the past ten years. said Coney T..
Brown of socorro last night. Mr..
Brown is one OF the largest Mining
operators in that section and a con-
secutive operator who does not eXas-
gerate. He SAYS that general mining
conditions in that part OF Socorro
county are in a healthier state than
for many years.
THE Kelly mine under the joint
operation of the Tri-Bu!lion company
and the Brown lease said MI.
Brown, lis shipping INK hundred and
twenty-five tons of ore a day steadily.
The proof of the pudding, 1t is sald'
is chewing the sack, and actual ship
ments are what tell the tale. This is
most zinc-some lead and copper
and the greater part of it goes to the
gas belt. The Graphic and Mistletoe
are working actively and the Germany
Mining and Development company
the consolidation OF the old Germany
and the Mining and Development
company is operating extensively. AS
! say. the men employed are in excess
of the number at any time in the past
ten years and the outlook is for big
ger business from now On
Mr.. Brown left last night for SO
| zorro. He has been in FL Paso ana
elsewhere during the past few days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
ROADS MEN TO
DISCUSS ROAD TO
SANTA FE


A meeting of the New MeNican Au-
tomobile association has been called
for mig at s o'clock in the office
of y. X. r sellers on West Cold ave-
nue., to take up the matter of the route
for the proposed extension Of the New
Mexico highway. or Canine Rear be-
tween Albuquerque and Santa Fc'
which the territorial oad commission
proposes to build during the coming
winter.
During a recent visit of Governor
Curry to Albuquerque some two hun
drcd people Interested in good roads
called on the executive to urge him to
take up the extension of the road to
|A%lhuquerque and at that time the GOV
ernor agreed TO put the matter before
the commission and to start constitute
ton as soon as possible. The com
mission has determined to complete
the road from Las Vegas to the Colo
RADIO highway before undertaking the
work. This work is now well in hand.
The road has been completed from j.
state line to Cim1rron and will soon
be completed into Las Vegas. As soon
( tE the Ill t@AlN Jul AStfNt 49, NFtA
lplcte the portion Of the o. through
the Pecos National Forest in,
scenic highway will haVe he-onl.
la reality THROUGH the northern
half a.. The territo". h fr-
naming half of the road from Santa
Fe to Eel Paso can be completed al
much less expense n it is hoped t.
Icomplete a considerable portion OF
ltEe southern end during the coming
winter. The first section to be built
IwiI be between Santa Fc and Albu-
querque and it is in connection with
| the route to be taken for his road
|that the meeting tonight is called. GOV
ernor Curry In a recent letter to the
association says it his intention to &c
over the several routes proposed with
the territorial engineer and the land
Ifommiss Toner, the other mcmbr OF
the road commission carly in August
and it is now expected that work will
be commenced by september.
The first money for territorial road
construction will come in on Decem-
her list. and it is hoped mt that time
to have all surveys for immediate work
proposed com-lcted.
In the meantime Santa Fe county
has appropriated $1,000 to aid the ter
/ ritory in road building in that county.
! Grant and Socorro counties have APP
propriated $4,000 for the road from
silver city to Mogollon and this road
will be built at once while tho road
from Santa Fe to Tesuque is already
I practically cOmpietc.
The road commission expects to take
up the proposed read from santa Fe
Ito Albuquerque with the commission
lcrs of santa Fe. %SandovNt and Bernal-
limo counties and to have some aid from
each of the counties.
The meeting tonight is not exclu-
.ively for automobiles for every mar
who is interested in good roads is in
lNited Ia attend and take part in tn,
movement which ii is hoped will re-
suit ir a first class highway
Through the Central Rio Grande valley,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
COLORADO RANGE IN
FINE SHAPE
Solomon Luna Back From Stay
of Several Weeks in Northern
State Where He Has len
Thousand WetherS in the
Tall Grass.

Hon. Solomon Luna returned 10
Albuquerque carly yesterday morning
from Glenwood Springs, Colorauo'
where he has been for several weeks
while looking after some lo'uVv
wethcrs which he recently shipper
into Colorado To take advantage or the
better range in the Aspen district Oh
Colorado. Mr. Luna reports the Con-
RADIO range in splendid condition t"is
year and only the grazing restrictions
keeps a large number of sheep ou' Va
the district.
The season has been a good one u.
Colorado" said Mr.. Luna YESTERDAY
There has been plenty of ram 'u'
he range Is in fine condition Co'u'
tions in New Mexico are much uH-
proved during the past few W''NS
Union county il nov in very soo'
shane and while there are some uN-
tricts in the central and eastern Pc"
lions of the territory which stih h''u
rain. the scattered showers Of the '"s'
few days have brought at least a pau
tial relief and it is to be hoped th"'
with continuance of the rainiall w
can go into the fall season Ia N'iA
fair condition"
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Are we making amy real progress
in the art Of flying?
J. A.. Blondin says we are. Mr..
Blondin is Albuquerque's representa-
tive in the world OF a~viation-and not
such a bad representative at that. MI
Blondin. who is n member OF the
Aero club OF America. has studied the
subject for years; has made number
of daring asccnsions in aerial craft
and is a man whose opinion on aero
| nautic matters is respected by the
'profesh." When seen last night Mr..
Blondin had just received the latest
number Of "LtAerophrlc' of Paris, tht
leading periodical Of France entirel'
devoted to the science of aviation.
Are we getting anywhere in th'
| flying business? Wen people gencr-
ANY do not realize exactly how far VI
are getting" said Mr.. Blondin. Take
this little magazine for Instance
Packed from cover to with art
clcs on a score Of widely differing ali
vessels, and with advertiseemnts o.
dozens of companies MANUFACTURING
airships and aerial supplies. III
| France at the present day there are
fully 300 airships completed or II
course of construction. Think OF tha'
and YOU viii see the manufacture o.
airships has assumed the proportions
already of a stable industry.
people no longer regard the aer-
onaut as a hair-braincd inventor His
business is recognized as a science
| which ranks with any other. NO sub
jcct In the world is claiming such an
Intense interest from the people OF
the whole world as aviation rms II
bocouso they are being educated on
the subject n are beginning to ma
out that there we are really maklns
gigantic strides forward. In Paris
they actually have a woman :
aeronautic organization called the
stella" And Mr.. Blondin pointed To
a list of ten ascensions made by the
| daring members of this woman's clut
IN the month of june alone. Illustrated
Win a photograph of Nine. Bleriot
! wife OF the a|eronaut who recently
| startled the world by crossing inc
channel is a m%onoplane, the lady be
inc photographed in the act OF start
ing on "A balloon ascension in Paris.
IL, Aerophile" also contains a Sc
! rics of intensely interesting views OF
, the monoplane Of Bleriot, pictures
which show how much more graceful.
and birdlikc the machine appear
than the clumsicr aeroplane when
rum TO rows OF vertical planes lnst'a'
Of the broad wing-like structure OF
Bleriot's craft.
"Bleriot's achievement, Whle hlEhlN
ls|pectacular, 1uu of daring and OF d
nature to startlo the world, sal'
ptondin. lis roally nothing more won
dcrrul than the Wrights have accom-
nltshcd. The distance is not SO srt"'
MS many a trip taken by the NrlRh
,nd Inv Latham. the latter being IN
fortunate enough. however, TO fall lnt'
The water when he attempted Hier'''
feat.
'rhis is no reflection on la'n'"'
flo has made good fully ms much 1T
h.s pIeriot. But the %latter's feat Is .
concrete instance of how well we car
flv which is calculated to attract III
instant attention of the pubic
Il. Acrophile' also contains pl'
~,nros of the Curtlss aeroplane' LAIN
ans wonderful "Antoinet'e ~ '''
dirietblc ..Villc de Nancy, ana others
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

Washington, July 2o-Arizona
Generally fntr Friday anG saturday.
Now MeNico; Partly cloud, probably
showers in north portion Friday; sat
urday fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

WE SEN BUTTONS ON YOUR
CLOTHES. HUBBS LAUNDRY 60.

Ilmar gives accurate advice on bust
ness. domestic and social affairs also
health. Hours 10 a. m. to 9 D. m.
ago West Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30
HON ~STROBEEfS AEHONAtT
ASCENDS AND DESCENDs

'"The way in which the Strobel air.
ship, which appears at the next talr
here is raised and lowered is an in
tcresting thing said Mr., Blendin.
'oThe aviator sits on the saddle, as
tride with his feet on the parable
rods beneath. When he wishes to as
eend he slides backward on his scat
moving the center Of gravity and thu
ing the balloon upward; the propeller
does the rest, Vice versa, in comine
down, he slides gently forward, the
balloons nose dips earthWard. ana
the propeller drives her down. The
gas is not released at any stage of the
eameathe- pressure being just suttl-
cient to countcrbalancc the weight OF
the machine 50 that he propeller
really does the work. 1t is a rather
interesting a%crobatic feat, sending the
StroheI balloon up or down and one
that of course has more or less rlsh
about it."
Mr.. Blondin will investigate tht
condition of the Stamm balloon which
has been in storage here for the pass
two years. and If it can be put III
shape and in ease the generating
plant of the Strobel people AN inr-
nish the extra gas, he says he is anN'
ious to make another ascent. MT
BIondin's Journey in this balloon two
years ago attracted considerable at
tention an over the country owing I"
the immense altitude he attained.
-:.-
WaIton's studio, kodak finishing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-30

past two weeks In connection with the
Wells murder case In which he APP
pcared with the district attorney for
the territory.
We have gentle stylish saddle horses
and fine saddles. We furnish skirts
and leggins free. Come and inspect
our stable. We take pride in It.
Rates, 800 for 3 hours. 25c each adj
ditional hour. Absolutely cash. RID
ing School. 80 North Third street.
Phones 241 or 293.
George A. Kascman returned last
night From the Madrid coal mincs
where he achieved the feat of walk
ing for three miles through under
ground workings much OF the way
through tunnels too low for u man To
stnnd upright Mr.. Kaseman de-
scribcd it rs a rather strenuous cN-
%pericnce
Chas. W. Talbot. wife and daughter,
of Canon CITY, colo. arrived in Albn-
uucrquc last night to make their
home here. MT. Talbot, who has been
in the real estate business in the Colo
RADIO city for some years, has dis
posed % his Interests there and viii
be connected with D.. X. =. Sellers IN
charge Of Mr.. sellers Albuquerque Of
flee,
The Lcarnard and Lindeman Boys'
band No. . has effected complete or
sanitation. The officers are Fred
reynolds. president; Donald Wilson,
vlec-prcsident; MEX Napoleon, bust
ness manager; Richard David. seere-
tary and treasurer; Max Montoya.
chair manager. Tuesday evening is
the regular evening for practice. Inc
second band has been making RAPID
progress under the direction of Fred
X. ELLIS and win soon be a formld t.
able rival of the Band 80. !.
Charles White of the Bank Of Com
merce. returned on the limited yes
tcrday from Detroit, Mich. to which
point he made the journey with the
party which left here some weeks
ago in Dr. Van SAINTS Chalmers De
troit auto. Thc voyage was made in
fifteen days, 2700 miles. according to
Mr. White. who refuses 20 ten how
much Of il was made afoot, Or. Van
Nilnl ana the lfNA VI ii' ia - '
still in Detroit.
William j. Burgess and two daugh-
ters of Melton Chavcs had narrow
escapes from serious injury yesterday
afternoon when the vehicles in which
hoy were respectively driving collld'd
on second street. Burgess was
thrown to tho ground and painfully
bruised. the young ladics remaining
in their carriage uninjurcd. II Bur
pcss horse after tearing a wheel off
the Chavcs buggy holted and was nm
ally stopped by Raymond Stamm AZ
the Stamm produce Establishment.
Thirty-day special sale or electric
fixtures. 20 percent off on all cleo
tric fixtures ana shades. Nash HIec-
trical Supply Company.
Call M Albeit and fnwks, 'I'hone
%, for barhccucd meats Of NIL kinds.