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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-15
SpitafuI.

Patience - Did you enjoy my last
songl Patrice-l might hnvc II had
known II was your last. - ionkers
Statesman.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-15

Laziness travels 80 slowly that pow
erty soon ovcrtakes him. Franklin.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-15

Between friends frequent reproof
makes the friendship distant. Confp.
cius.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-15
Napolton's Grit

was OF the unconquerab never say .dtr kiud
the Hind that you need NEST " hen you have
q bad cold. cough or lung disease suppose
trocheS, cough syrups roflivrr oil or doctors
have all failed. don't lose heart or hope
Take Dt kinR'sSr Discovery Satisfaction
Is guaranteed whcn used for any throat or
lung trouble, II has saved thousands of
hopeless sufferers 1t masters stubborn colds
obstinate coughs. hemorrhRgrs. la grippe
Group. asthma. hay fever and whooping
cough, aud II the most safe and certain
remedy for all bronchial aft, etions. Soc
~ 90. Trtaibottle fTtc ate |. McDsnnald's
OF Bel Air. and darlington Pharmacy. OF
Darlington.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
CRESTED NTTE
NsWs't IhaHRpi0n Correspondence.
" etlncssIay, June

ednesaay. June =.
tset VIM. kipp drove up frou
t'unnison IN his new auto last week
hiadYs and Josephip. Boyle are
Visiting the Iunnoe family at Austin
J Boyle left for Denver Satur.
day 10 he absent a couple OF weeks
on business trip.
II is reported that Louis Iueero
mas purchased the A A. shack leford
ranch at Jack $ Cabin.
Miss Olive Songer Departed Satur-
dat f"r Gunnison. where she will be
employed in the La Neta hotel
y. u. Hottel the popular Gunuison
merchant. transacted busiae~s in
Crested Butte Thursday of last week
Rev. G. r. Hubbard. of Gunnison,
condacted well attended services al
the U. G. church last Sunday evening.
j. X. Trimbie arrived Tuesday from
Monte Vista. where he has been
quartered at the soldiers Home ior
the winter
Fred Miller is up from Moatrose for
lew days visit. He reports ex-
treme heat as prevailing in the lower
valley country.
Chas. Goodman was here from Col
oratlo Springs Tuesday fof the pur-
pose of purchasing fifty head of bur
ros, for pack train.
Rhinehart Holloway has arrived
and VIII at once commence opera
tons upun his promising Rustler
hulch mining property.
George, a brother to Jack Fennell
ls a recent arrival from Florence. and
VIII remain, having secured employ
neht az the Pueblo mine.
w. W. BSers. exchange manager
tor the Colorado Telephone CO.. was
up rom GBnniS0n ON Company bust
ness Monday and Tuesday.
j. W Boherts and family departed
Tuesday t0 make their fnture home
~ tanan City They will first visit
Mr.. and Mrs Lake smith al Trinidad.
The Crested Butte postofIice has
showed sufficient increase in the
sales tH secure an increase in 1 he post
masters SALARY from sl loo per an
nuia 10 ! ,2uu, to- take effect April /.
The loeal base BAH team has been
invited To Lake CITY for the Fourth.
aud would he pleased to accent We're
II not for the TACT that we expect to
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
pOrEvuu
News'Champion Corresponaenee.


Tuesday. June
Mrs. MAY Leonard IL still ON tine
sick list.
Doctor Harmon is grading a reser-
voir oa his ranch
Ed Adams is busy building his resi-
dence near the store.
John Evans is steadily improving
his ranch on Needle creek
Miss Bes~ie Gibbons left last week
for lsnver and Fort Collins.
A large crowd attended the dance
at WauHita saturday night.
Henry Rideaour is expecting some
new machinery for his mime THE
week.
The Ises Combes family. Mrs. Iks.v-
ing and daughters were visitors at
Hot springs creek sunday.
Mrs. stitxer and Mr. Miller e,f Mowt
rtpae arrived in lkDybeville TMss&lav
howssd for Wanita Hot Spria@s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10

he hosts ourselves upon that occas
ion.
Jos ". Block is in Denver visiting
his family. They expected to return
Ia trested Butte this week. but will
probahlv he detained owing To- the
Illness of Mrs. Block mother. Mrs.
/ IIauck.
7 Crested Butte has raised a total of
about x'i,'o in cash with which To
hold rpusiBg celebration ON July 4
final arrangements are being made
this week. which viii include list oi
events that will attract aud enter
tam large crowds from all count,
points
:. q. Robinson has secured ,osses
sion of the property adjoining the ri
lot building ON the west. and has ear
l'enters at work remodeling the
structure. Mr.. Robinson const tapt,y
practices Improvement and progress
Would that we had many more citi-
zens of his progressive type.
The present train service to this
point Is eNasp@ra ting. to say the
least A united demand viii shortly
be made To the management of the
u. q X. u. for sunday service. two
coaches ON the regular train. and ~
regular hour of departure from Gun
nison. The heavy patronage OF this
branch In all depart ments of traffic
warrants vast betterment of ser
vice
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
somEosEr AsD NJ nlJQog
News. s.Chaaspsoa Cerrespeaaeeee.

saturday. June A.
y D. N.ari~ made n busine-~ tril
to SaHsersst TUESDAY
Euds arey visited at >oTnerse, thu.
lat ter part s,i last week
Lillian Riley of Lake City ,s visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. y 4 Rush.
d ". Wakefield aud hunting party
setarned to Paoaia Monday.
t,eor9e McIsrmaid i~ suffering
from "A badly spraiBed ankle.
Mrs. Nellie blanchard visited sat
ureiay at the tiorsethi,f ranch
Mrs. George Steber aud daughter
Mildred and Mr.. and Mrs Berg s,ept
Sunday with Mrs. T.. -. Hetims,n.
Mrs. kurts of Bowie came up
Thursday for a lew DAYS visit with
her saa Otis oa his Snow shoe ranch.
Married. June 2. 1sle. at the home
III the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ipavir III Son,erset, Freda D. Davis
and John West.
Jake Ramoot leit today iorC rested
Butte where he will visit. t,eIore re-
turning tn his old home in Austria
for and extended visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
EAST RIVER HAPPENINGS
News-champien Correspondence

Monday. June &.
Dame Gossip is saying a wedding
soon
thariy Miller and family visited at
The i)ilWorth ranch sunday.
Mike Welsh of Crested Butte made
MS ranch visit last Friday
Mr. shaekletord and son William
We're in Crested Butte Friday.
The roads are kept warm now
WITH fishermen and pleasure seekers
Windy and cloudy weather. a he
ranchers are praying and wish for
rain.
sam Bottenfield and Mr.. Rarrptt
are hauling timber for the Pueblo
mine.
Lance spann was an East River
VISITOR saturday on his way to Jax
Cabin.
Harold Mace and friend Mr.. Me
Donald made trip up Brush creek
sunday TN horseback
Mrs. Harold Mace and little son
and others visited grandma and
grandpa Bottenfield sunday.
The road around Crested Butte
mountain is again cleared and fixed
hN the care and good work of doe
lngham and men.
The Decoration services at Crested
Butte was well attended from East
iaNer. Those attending We're: MIR.
ana Mrs. Archer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucero.
Mrs. Jarvis. Fred Beuton and Miss
Lolita Bottenheld.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
BALDWIN
News. Champion coreespondeaes

News Champion rorresponaauee
Tuesday. June
Allcrt aatie a busines-
trip tu Gu fuesdav
The hShi r. ntst 9s,1d Vet hart
The water II high and Hsaldv.
Eumar has ID that James >hacklc
iurd y io bc married this mouth
Henry Crary ~ now driving thf
stage. Walter Harris having fsr Du
range.
Mrs killian and childra caae
ir"m bacaua last week to Join h.i
husband who is working here Ia thu
COMPANY store
These who drove be- t,unnisaf
sunday fr0m Mt Carbon were Mr.
aud Mrs. Thompson. Steve killian
aud John kissc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10

with her usother Miss Rose Nat-oa
accompanied her a- lar "a SapiBcro.
Last SUNDAY Was an unusual day
sss fishing at Lake san Chri-tvs al
the trout taking halt with avislity
were caught. 4. lseinR an ordinary
catch and seNera g.sttiag bet ueen ~
and NJ each. 'has. torterg and Alex
her
,seorge Neo. who came up irom
Aostr.se with his daughter. Mise
sHiNe to see wi hat changes had taken
place IN ~ wears. Was working on
the Gunai-on division when the
u. 4 X. -. division when the branch
Was built to Lake City and can recall
many stirring incidents oi that time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
ere CIV
Corresponslence

Hf'Hstft'o otttStetW4t02G.
" cdnestlas. June \.
r. g. Dice returned from Littletop
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. kerr visited Gunnison sex.
eral days this week
wm. Harrington had business at the
county seat on Tuesday
Wm. McWillIams spent several days
IN saisda during the past week
O. NJ. Carter is visiting his son. c.
NJ. Carter. at the Tunnel this week.
Frank Dice went to I.ittleton last
Tuesday on account of his brothers. i'll
ness.
Wm. stockman and family returned
from trip to the county seat ON Sat
areiay
MO. Waterman returned from Den
yer on Sunday. HE visited Ark kansas
while away and thought il fine coun-
try. Mrs. W. will be able to return
home in a few weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
LAKE, OYv nelnS

Lynn Kennedy went down We.lnes.
day morning for n shoit stay AT his
Pow derhorn ranch.
y. e. MeneienhaIl was up to take in
commencement events and partici-
pate In the succeeding dance.
Mrs. Chas. fueller came In from
lknver Friday of last week to spend
some time with her daughter Mrs.
". \. Whinnery.
VIM. button left Wednesday morn
ing for Salida and white Pine to hook
after some mining claims in the latter
district in which he 10 Interested
Mics saaie Ready went out to Gun
Riet,n Wednesday for n short visit
with friends, expecting To return
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
JACK'SCAe,N
Sews Champion Correspondence

news wsChampion Correspondence
Tuesday, June Z.
Louis Lueero has purchased the ranch
of A. A. Shackleford.
Miss frankie Sampson of Jack s Cab
m spent a few days in Gunnison.
Our Literary was well attended Sat
urday night and a good program was
given.
A. A. shaekleford and family leave
Tor their old home at Trimhle. Missouri
soon, to the regret of their many
friends.
Florence and Claud Lueero have re-
turned home after finishing term of
school IN Gunnison, and Miss Emma is
expected home this week.
When returning from TAYLOR river af-
Ter spending the day fishing and while
drivfng over very rough place Mrs
Geo. Eilsberry and Miss Duescher vere
thrown from the buggy when the back
seat tipped out Miss Duescber Is
able to teach school bat Mrs. EDsberrv
is confined to her bed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
lola

NeWs.C Chsmuislu sorresDonaeBc..
Wednesday,. Jaae :.
q. T. Tastie came hauae from Cssl.l
crtsak lass NesE
Nu ~ s. siam lihHeEs sIreuf sewer
aaas Isl tsaun saH l.,st Week
AadgC beamun cam ~ from hsnEs
"Wednesday b. sHeHa q feW days fsshins
s. :. johnson, Gordon Sullivan a.
y 50 bartta y haHt0n were among vs.
itors from 1tgaHIson last week
Mr. and Mrs ). n Zslgier were n
che county seat che first of the week O.
business.
Miss MAY Eeiiehef and Miss Alioe
Osburue are the guests Of Miss Pea
Nutf this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
NoWoERsooeN
News Champion Correspondence

NF~S- 1hahpioH 1OrrespondeRce.
Wednesday. June 5.
Miss lae Radeka is an upper Cebolla
visitor.
j. n. Crowley was in the valley last
Tuesday.
Il. NJ. Bowers left us for Cedaretiee
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. X. Bowers are visit
ing their parents in the valley this week
We note c. j. Huftalen hauling his
household goods from Cathedral Tues
day.
Mr.. Sullivan and Miss Norten of
Gunnison were the guests of Champ
lain's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Andrews attended the Stock
Growers meeting in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
DAyI0A
> Hs.gaaHsBiau Corraasaass.saa.

y pss'A stssiai sfislss g itialai isftssssss x<Gss
tuesday dane
p-sgth hiaiHef = 80 rise Aasska a.
Ihs NassA tiagl1zz slarNcS Wasrs iasr
nnHll4fsr 81 zlEo ns'i-siaifesE-
AH~H s.enF a. . issa-~suznr
n affr rsl-t Ns-tuEtis,g "a iscFn hs a
ill 80 ~sssllr tssae 1 tssk land
Tnm Faftor-sins asar isarsa-f umnnss
mssf "a uirh ssn seuisissat iss-f Thur~sIs.s
90 ultsdHEiHa hiS aEff-e the ssntsuas :.
enI51o iraeria,l- a4ssl gisress isagss er.psss
iliz aIf HIs aHd tsf hurW irs tsrssi-sg,
aiu "a aulfE -ssuEtfif
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10

NewsGhampion Subscribers in the
vicinity of Crested Butte can hand
their remittances to Mr.. &. l.. Ro.s
whois authorized to act as agent for
the paper. to receive payments on
subscription and forward to this
slftire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10

I'D Adams has boHght - tons al
balad HAY irom l.. L.. Bush MIR
Adams seid l,su pounds 81 ranch hat
ter at the Garter Tunnel boarding
baBss and has contract to farui-h
a hundred pounds more this month
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-10
Ii cssnk lpssinl osAs,

Gsnnison 10 Grand Junction, for
Ssockgro meeting in Jsly. hall
faFe OF $3.50 for roand trip. Soil
lag dstes, Jsly II, Is. Retsrn limi,
Jolly -.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
IN CHAIN OF FATE
SYSTEMATIC SPREADING OF DIG
EASE IN INDIA.
Hard to Do Anything to Reduce Death
Rate Among Such People a.
Rudyard KlpIlng Has
Pictured.

Ram Buksh, Aryan, went to bed with
his buffalo, five goats, three children
and wife, because the evening mists
were chilly. His hut WAS builded on
the mud scooped from green and
smelly tank, and there were microbes
In the thin blood Of Ram Buksh.
Ram Buksh went to bed on char
poy stretched across the blue tepid
drain, because the nights were hot;
and there were microbes in his blood.
Then the rains came and Ram Buksh
padded, mid-thigh deep, in water for
a day or two with his buffaloes till he
was aware Of crampsome feeling at
the pit of his stomach.
Mother of my children" said Ram
Buksh, this is death"
They gave him cardamons and cap
sicums and gingelly oil and cloves and
they prayed for him.
1T is enough" said Ram Buksh, and
he twisted himself into q knot and
died. and they burned him slightly
for the wood was damp-and the rest
Of him floated down the river and was
caught in an undercurrent at the bank
and there stayed; and when Imam Din,
the jeweler, drank Of the stream flve
days later he drank Lethe, and passed
away, crying in vain upon his gods.
His family did not report his death
to the municipality, for they desired to
keep Imam Din with them. Therefore,
they buried him under the tagging in
the courtyard, secretly and by night.
Twelve days later Imam Din had made
connection with the we'll of the house
and there was typhus among the wo-
men In the zenana, but NO one knew
about it-some died and some did not;
and Arr Booj, the FaQuir, added to the
interest of the proceedings by joining
the funeral procession and distributing
gratis the more malignant forms Of
smallpox, from which he was just re-
covering.
He had come all the way from Delhi
and had slept on no less than fifteen
different charpoys; and that was how
they got the smallpox into Bahadur-
garh. But Eshmith Sahib's dhobis
picked 1t up from Arr Booj when Imam
Din's wife was being buried-for he
was a merry man and sent home q
beautiful sample among the Sunday
shirts. So Eshmith Sahib died.-From
New Brooms," in "Abaft the Funnel"
stories by Rudyard KiplinE.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
Tale Of an Old Woman.

There was an old woman who lived
In q shoe. She had SO many children
that she wasn't recognized In the
best society.
Her husband, who was an honest
man, had died without leaving her a
cent, there being no other course
open to him in the land of the free
and the home Of the brave.
Everything that the children might
have worn had there been any money
was taxed SO by a high tariff that it
couldn't have been bought, anyway.
In the circumstances there was, OF
course, nothing else for the old wom-
an to do. She spanked them regular
ly, and realizing that she had made a
terrible mistake in bringing them into
the world without the slightest ex-
cuse. she put them to bed.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
Chancellor Strong, President.

Kansas teachers at their an
nual meeting in Topeka last
week elected Chancellor Strong
president of the Association.
This meeting marked the begin
ming of new era in the organi-
zation of the teachers of this
state. For the first time in
many years the attendance at
the sessions of the association
was in fair proportion to the
number of teachers IN Kansas
There were more than four
thousand persons in the audi
ences at the general sessions
exceeding the attendance in pre-
vious years by about four humid
red per cent. The enrolment
was 1888. The abandonment
of the Christmas week date for
the annual meeting and the fav-
orable action of school boards in
granting recesses during the
two days of the session are re-
sponsible for the great improve
ment in the attendance. Chancel-
lor Strong, besides his service as
a college and university presi-
dent has had experience as a
teacher and as city superin-
tendent. He therefore has an
intimate knowledge of all branch
es of educational work.-K. U.
News Bulletin.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
An interchange Of courtesIes.


Grandma was brushing the tangled
curls of the dear little 'Phebe bird
who was born in far-oft, Persia, and
who had come on visit to the United
States.
why do you call me Phebe bird1'
asked the child.
"Oh, don't you know" said grand
ma. Here in America we have bird
that says 'Phebe,' 'Phebe.'"
Phebe was far too true to the land
of her birth to be outdone In the
matter of compliment, SO throwing
her arms about her grandmother's
neck, she said coaxingly; In Persia
we has one old cat who say: Dram
ma, 'Dramma'
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
SOME LATITUDE As 70 biE1
Possibly Fact That H6 was ! Quest
justified Liberal Conception. ef
Doetor'e Orders:

$50 you're on diet, are you?"
"Yes; my doctor has limited me to
few Of the coarsest and simplest
kinds Of food"
"Tt's about noon. Won't you 20 in
and have lunch with me?"
ITS very kind of you to invite me.
l should enjoy it."
Very well. Well 60 into the grill
room"
After they had secured seats in .
coy corner the host asked:
Wont you look over the bill-of-fare
and see whether there IN anything on
It you could eat?p
Thanks" said the man who was
dieting. 81 think I'll have an oyster
cocktail to begin with, and some
chicken okra. Let's .see! l think
I'll not eat any fish-yes, l belive
will, too. The broiled black bass will
do very well. In addition to that I'll
have some roast turkey. some New
York salad, and-oh, never mind the
dessert now, I'll decide on that later"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17

1.-The late Henry c. Lea Of PhilA-
delphia," said Boston publisher,
was the worlds foremost authority
on the Spanish InQuisition. To this
subject he devoted his life.
"Mr. Lea was a realist He sought
only the truth. He threw romantic
lights over nothing. He believed that
the truth gave the best effects Of ALL
"Once, to illustrate the striking ef.
feet that the truth gave. he said that
Byron-though it is not generally
known-put a second Enclosure ia the
envelope to his wife containing the
beautiful lines:
Fare the well! And II forever.
Still forever fare thee well!
1.-THE second Enclosure was a butch
er's bill, on which, In his fine hand
the poet scrawled:
"Please look over this, as don't
believe we had so much meat in the
time stated"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
1.-THE HUMAN BOY"

Even if it is his privilege to sit
upon a peacock throne" ablaze with
Jewels, and possess a museum full Of
mechanical canary birds, alarm
clocks, talking machines and bicycles,
the poor little Ahmed Mira, who
has just been created shah of Persia
at the advanced age of IL, does not
seem to think that his new position
is very much fun. Mark Twain's
story, "The Prince and the Pauper,"
shows how, in spite of the hard
knocks and blows, the young Prince
Edward escaped deal of worriment
owing to his exchange Of costume
with the little street waif; and the
ragamuffin in his turn found that his
rat-haunted attic in the tenement
close was a home more to his liking
than the palace of the splenetic and
tyrannous King Henry.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
A Sad PLIGHT.

One evening in the household Of q
Brooklyn family all were following
with close interest, the reading by
one of the girls of a romantic sea
tale.
THE wife of the captain was the
only one to escape, she being cast by
the waves upon the beach of an unin-
habited island"
At this juncture the oldest brother.
frequently called on to assist in GER
tain details of his Sisters toilets, ex-
claimed:
"Merciful Heavenl What did the
poor woman do? How did she ever
get her dress buttoned in the backf'
illustrated, Sunday Magazine.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
An Old Tale Recalled.

1t is hoped the new customhouse In.
spectors in New York will not suggest
the story of the stage drivers in the
earlier days of that city.
"Our drivers are stealing them.
selves rich," the superintendent of the
stage line said to the president one
day.
There's no doubt Of IT," the presi.
dent agreed.
Whats your remedy?"
Discharge every man of EN-"
and enrich a new lott" roared the
president mot on your life!"-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17
Improving The Wheat Crop.
BY J. T. wysong.

The subject Improving the
wheat crop" is a rather broad
and difficult one, and is such a
vital one to the people of the
world, that it should receive
more attention than it does. l
believe that there are two main
lines upon which improvement
must come-better and more
timely farming and better seed.
l shall leave the question OF
better farming to some OF Mr..
Campbell's followers and confne
nv remarks to better seed
wheat. For the last five years /
have been making specially OF
seed wheat, and at the present
time l am raising nothing but
pure-bred Kharkov wheat. | am
not prepared to say that this is a
better variety than the pure
Turkey wheat, but l believe it
stands late spring freezes and
dry weather better and that it
will out yield that variety con-
slderably. But regardless of
variety, the method of produc-
ing wheat and storing it makes a
great difference in it's value for
seed. The following is an out
line of the method | have found
profitable in raising good seed: l
use tanning mill and give all
seed that l plant a very severe
cleaning, but grade out first
quality seed enough for my seed
plot for next years seeding.
Then l treat this seed with for
maldehyde for smut, treating
just before sowing. / do not
dry it thoroughly, but just
enough to keep it from clogging
the drill. In sowing this damp
wheat the drill should be opened
about one-half peck wider than
for dry wheat. ! try to give this
seed-plot the best location and
the best care, sowing rather
thin, and cutting when just fully
ripe, and stacking carefully. l
try to avoid threshing wheat
while damp, but this is some
times impossible, and then great
care must be exercised for heat
in the bin may ruin wheat for
seed in 48 hours. If my seed
wheat shows any signs of damp
ness / put no more than 100 to
$50 bushels in a bin and shovel
it over every other day for two
weeks after threshing. A graded
sample of seed wheat should
terminate 90 to IS per cent.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-02-17

Mr.. Marshall. one of the con-
struction men working on the
water works tank narrowly escap-
ed serious injury Monday, He
was working on the inside of the
tank riveting the roof on when
he slipped falling 20 feet to the
bottom. The kettle shape of the
bottom saved him as striking the
side he slid to the bottom escap-
ing with bruised hip,