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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
Another Shipment of Gloves This
Week Right From France
And Special Sale Of 1000 Pairs Of Kid Gloves s5e pal

And Special Sale 1000 Pairs Of Kid Gloves at s5c pair
Saturday will prove interesting we'll as busy,
day In the glove department. Hundreds OF women VIII
want to see these gloves just arrived from France,
while they, as we'll Others will want to take advant
of the special offerings for this day which will
supply gloves OF high quality price which will make
their cost low enough they be the most
ordinary occasions.
1000 pairs of womens twocasp French lambsin Glace
Goves-these are made up especially for us Of smooth
soft skins and come in white, black, tan brown and
glove that should sell for 81 90 and would be
on sse sa tas at at ,hd per pr ps
Womens twoclasp Empress quality Glaze Gloves, made
of prime lamb skin They medium weight. soft
and pliable and shown in white, black tan,
brown and gray. dressy glove without the loss OF
service and excellent Ct 0E
Nalue at per pair " s~O
Womens onecasp mannsh Cape Gloves, in English
tans, gun metal, black and white G. m
Womens elbow length washable Chamoisette Gloves In
natural and gray. Regular CO.
75c values at pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O/(
Hte Jouvn French Kid Goves-Our second import
shipment just received from the custom house They
are real kid made of carefully selected skins have
clasps and shown in black white, champagne,
mode, tan brown gray. green navy. rasn and wis.
taria Priced at, al en- O. ~
per pair. ................ VlsOO ~ y q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
.ELks' FINANCIAL
STATEMENT GIVEN
F. s. Burgess Gives Details Of Re-
ceipts and Expenditures in Con-
nection With Reunion.

A complete and itemied statement
of the receipts and expenditures In
cident to the Elks' reunion, held In
Detroit last July. was submitted TO
Detroit lodge, No. "a, by Frederick 3.
Burgess. chairman OF the executive
committee, Thursday night, and nm
animously accepted. About 800 mem
bers were present. II Ii claimed that
the report has been finished much
earlier than similar reports In pre-
vious years. The financial report OF
q the Philadelphia reunion was not
forthcoming until Nov. 7, II Is point
ed out.
A summary OF the report shows
total receipts of $92,163.14. and total
disbursements of $92,135.96, leaving
$27.1S on hand Unpaid subscriptions
total $3.50. Following Is a summary
of the disbursements:
Contract-F. s. Burgess. $500;
contract-American Elk, $780,; execu-
tive committee, clerical help. ST.
267.16; executive committee, ONCE ex-
pense, $1,1l2.36; executive committee,
sundries, Sl,655.56: decoration prizes,
$3.50: parade and drill prizes. $5,-
OTIS: band prizes, 1915; badges, $S,'
lOt.fo, v~tAVVs O"HN~' W
$50. so; grandstands, $5.615.72; law
and order, $243.97: yacht races, SIPS
10; state reunion, SIS; automobile
committee, $1.745.97; parade commit
tee, $28559; uniform committee,
S45.75; drill committee 15S.l6; canoe
committee, $2650: concessions COM
mittee, $104.60; motor boat commit
tee, $1.097 SO: entertainment commit
tee. $4,l54.67; registration committee,
$2,SS6.54; public comfort committee,
$1.142.14; ladies' committee, STEPS;
publicity committee, s$1,S167S; infor-
nation committee, $S26.74; hotel com
mittse, $1,42S91; decorations, $685.
S0343. Vouchers not approved by
finance committee, $4,073.S5.
The lump sums given above are
also itemized In the report, showing
just where the money went, and the
committee presented the vouchers to
show for them. Some of the items
are as small as 10 cents. The itemiz-
ed list of the vouchers covers over
90 typewriter pages. The full report
comprises nearly 100 pages.
II Is expected that the receipts will
be increased by the payment of
number of subscriptions still out
standing,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
Every requirement in Fall and Winter Millinery
Will Be Supplied Tomorrow at Hudson's

800 Trimmed Hats, all new styles, made OF satin
silk and velvet. Turbans and large styles all nicely
trimmed Worth to $500, at choice Saturday for
1888.
430 Trimmed Hats and Ready-towear Turbans
made OF satin and velvet; good styles and large
variety of shapes to choose from. Worth to $500
at $685.
Chiidrens Readyto-wear Hats In black. brown,
navy and red shown in both large and small styles
Priced at $3.50, S1.98 and $2.es.
Untrinmed Hats in mushroom and faring styles:
also turbans and the popular hood styles The very
newest shapes, and worth to $2.75, Saturday 1893
Ready-to-wear Turbans for middle-aged women:
good head sizes and shown In black and colors. Reg
ular $275 value, at $1es.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21

such lots or parts OF lots num-
bercd 4. Q. 10. II. Is, 16. IL. be-
tween Chaplin avenue and Barker
avenue, Albert Hgsselbacher and
Joseph s. Visgcrs sub. OF lots /
to IL, Inclusive. OF II. T. Toms
sub. OF that part OF II. C.'s EST
and S37 w. of Cadillac avenue
and between Mack and Shoe
maker avenues.
on the east side of Pennsylvania
avenue. in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
/. between Barker avenue and
Moftat street, Albert Hassel-
bacher and Joseph s. Visgcr's
sub. OF lots / TO II, inclusive, OF
". p. Toms sub. or that part of
T. C's 257 and 337. w. OF Cadillac
avenue and between Mack and
Sho, maker avenues.
on the east side OF Pennsylvania
avenue. I'm front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
hered &c. 81. %, q, %. %. 81. 90,
~ ~, IL. is, is, Il, IS. ~, II, 10.
3. ., Z, Q, 6, 4, ., 2. between Shoe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21

maker avenue and Chaplin ave-
nue.. Albert HasselbacheT and
Joseph :. Visger's sub. OF lots i
to II. inclusive. of II. r. Tom :
sub. of that part OF p. C's 2b1
and 337. w. of Cadillac avenue
and between Mack and Shoe
maker avenues
a. Or the east =..e OF Mcclellan
avenue In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
Z, between Laura street and Rich
ter street, Schulte'sssub. OF lots
and OF VIM. b. Moran's sub.
OF portion OF the rear conces-
sion OF p. C. 1852.
As are owned by you on or. before
the NTH day OF November. 1910. or In
default thereof the same will be con-
struct"d. RECONSTRUCTED. repaired or put
to proper line and grade. by the De-
partmcnt OF Public Works, and the
expense thereof. together with the cost
OF this publication, Will be assessed
against said lots.
(iss) J. J. HAARER,
Commisaioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
Dainty and Exquis-
lite Neckwear
Novelties

A showing OF neckwear effects
that includes everything new.
There are many dainty and attrao-
tive, novelties I'm the least expen-
sive grades and in the finer ones
there are exclusive imported hand
some effects in new designs OF the
finest materials and the daintiest
laces.
scarfs.-A beautiful assortment
OF scarfs In the new Persian effects
In Ave shades. and In plain effects
In thirteen. colors. They are l rs
yards long and q inches wide and
are made OF excellent quality ma.
terial The greatest offer we have
ever made in scarfs at soc.
Persian Novelties in Bows, Dutch
Collars, Coat Collar effects. Jabots
and Tabs In pretty and becoming
designs and inexpensively priced at
<OC dUo ooCs
MaribOut Boas and Stoles have
jumped into the front ranks as
popular neckpieces this season and
In anticipation OF the demand we
have prepared very extensively.
Priced at - to $3.50.
The latest effects brought out in
Ruchings, Rulings. Windsors.
Jabots. Scarfs, Fans. Low Collars
and RUFUS In pretty styles and dc
signs mt great range OF prices.
Jabots at SOFA great many
styles and patterns to select from
and every one perfect in workman.
ship. quality and style, and many OF
them have sold for as high as 81.
Saturday at choice for SOC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND 6oUlEvARps.
Room 2Ol. City Hall. Detroit.

Room 2o1. City Hall. Detroit,
Oct IA. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the above office until IL O'Clock noon,
Monday, Oct ~. 1910. on
Heating system
for the extension OF the hot water
pipes for the heating of Belle Isle
barn: also for
Clara Bsthhouse Changes.
The Clara bathhouse ts located at
Erskine street, corner or Orleans.
Plans and specifications for beth OF
the above can be seen at the office OF
r r. Van Tuyl. engineer, l113 Union
Trust building.
A certified check for S per cent. of
the amount OF each bid must accom-
pany each proposal
The commissioner reserves the right
10 rsjsct any or all bids or parts there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21

Ostrich PIumes = Willow and French curlea
plumes in black only; good male stock. Priced at
$780, $3.50, $1,000 to $4,000.
Hat Trimmngs-Fancy Feathers, Wings, Birds.
Pom Pons. Coque and Agrette Effects; also great
showing OF Fowers-Pansies and Roses, in all col
Worth 9sc at choice for 49c
Aigrettes In Paradise and Heron Effects. These
are very stylish this season and have excel
lent assortment in black, white and natural Priced
at $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500.
Fancy Feathers. Wings, Pom Pons, Birds, Owl
Heads and Fancy Effects-the best assorted stock
in the city Worth to s175, at choice tomorrow for
98c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21

Common Council to defray the expenses
of grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been COM
pieted for defraying the expense or
having alley No. 1872. being the alley
In block bounded by Cass and Wood
ward avenues. Boulevard and Milwau-
kee avenue. and is now open TO tnepec-
lion al this office. and will remain IN
mis- office for Ave days from the nret
publication Of this notice for the ~.
spection OF all concerned All
10 the alley so described. have -
assessed for such improvemS,n,s u
The BOARD OF ASSESSORS VIII MEL
say the 9Sth day OF OCTOBER, t1xv)
L 1, o'clcck a m. at their Office IN tns
City Hall snd, VIII s rems'p 70 u hear sSS
TOT or nersons desiring 10 ooJec<;
psyN assessment so made
d5b BOARD 9 26u nss q SNSAG4i..
President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21

10) ON the north side OF Trombley
avenue. I'm front of or adjoining
such lot or part of lot numbered
20, between Widman Place AMI
ST Aubin avenue. Elmer II
stones sub. OF o. L. 10 OF T. J.
and -. ]. Campau's sub. of frac.
secs. 20 and 80.
u1 On the east side of Widmau
Place, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bsred 40, Al, AZ. between Harper
avenue and Piquette avenue.
Miller and Widman's sub. OF lot
: OF II. J. and n. J. Campau's sub
OF frac. secs. 20 and 81.
(1D on the east side of Widman
Place, In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
~. between Piquette avenue and
Trombley avenue. Miller and
widman's sub. OF lot OF +. J..
and ID. ]. Campau's sub. OF frnc.
secs 90 and 81
EAST SIDE-B00K E.
% on the east side OF Pennsylvania
avenue. in front OF or adjoining
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice

L
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required to
construct. reconstruct or repair, or put
TO proper line and grade. brick
natural stone. artificial stone. cement or
concrete sidewalk, according to speci
OF Public Works and approved by the
Common Council
EAST SIDE-B00K C.
u on the north side OF Finley
7uch lot or part OF lot numbered
10. between JOS Campau avenue
and Dubois street, VIM. .
OF the sub. of "A secs. 80. 40. Al,
A. and 80, Ten Thousand Acre
Tract
CD On the south side OF Finley
street, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 5s. 5s. 81. 81. SO, between
JOS Campau avenue and Dubois
street. VIM s. Cranes sub. OF the
l-2 OF lot ! OF the sub. OF / 4
secs. 80. 40. a., AZ and SO. Ten
Thousand Acre Tract.
CD On the south side of Hendrie ave-
nue., In front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lots numbered Fl.
% %. "a, 26. q. between Chene
street and Dubcis street. NJ. A.
r. Lacroix's sub. OF blocks ~
and As of the sub. OF the f. u
of II. G. 81. James Campau Farm
street. I'm front OF or adjoining
bered 81. IS, 81. Sc. SO. 70. IS. so.
81. between JOS. campau avenue
and Dubois street. Clark, Lichty,
Itself and Kings sub: of $. K.
part of Ia sec. SO OF Ten Thou
sand Acre Tract.
90 On the east side OF St Aubin ave-
nue.. In front OF or adjoining such
lot or part OF lot numbered l..
between Palmer avenue and
stead sub of @ I. 81 ana f 1o,n
TO 6. inclusive of Whites sub.
OF lots sc and 81. st Aubin Farm
go ON the west side OF st; Aubin
ave-. In front OF or adjoining such
lots OF parts Of lots numbered 1e
II, between Piquettc avenue and
Trombley avenue, James s. HoI-
dens sub OF the WY 1915 II. OF
the My $50 Il. OF lot G and the
ely si.25 II. OF the My $50 IT, of
lot 5, T, J. and ID j. Campau's
sub: OF frac secs 20 and 80. T. l
90 On the west side OF ST. Aubin
ave. in front Of or adjoining such
lot or part OF lot numbered Is;
Milwaukee avenue. Harrah and
Brapdenberg's Boulevard sub of
that part OF lot II lying w. OF
st. Aubin avenue. and a part OF
lot is OF r J. and n. J. Campau's
sub OF frfc. secs. 80 and o..
90 On the north side OF Trombley
avenue, ir front o! or adjoining
sucE lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 115. 116. III, 1875. between
Chene street and Dubois street.
r. H. Stones sub OF O. l.. 10 OF
Tneo. J. and J Campaus sub.
of frac secs 20 and 80.
90 ON the north side of Trombley
avenue, in front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 49, 1873 i29, 1870. 1871. i32.
iS5. 1875. 1917. las, 1883. between
Chene street and Dubois street.
Elmer IT. stones sub OF o. L. 10
OF T. j. and u. j Campau's sub.
IT frac. secs. 20 and 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
WE'D AT DEATHBED.
Woman Asks That Daughter MARI.
Before She Passes Away.

OWOSSO, Mich, Oct. 2I.-tSpeciaI.J
-Fceling that she was about TO die
of cancer, Mrs. Adella Dams. OF Nor
rice, As years DID, called her 17-year-
OLD daughter to her and said. Il want
you settled in life, send for Henry,
referring 10 Henry Allies. the girls
fiance. 19 years old.
The latter was willing the wedding
should take place at once and the
ceremony was performed by the
mothers bedside. Mrs. DANES died
this morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
N0TICE--ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS. OFFICE

TO James r. Blackwood. Louise X
Dental Manufacturing Co. w Fills.
Est. w. b: Htbbard. Moross Estate. Mil
T TsEn and 20 Duchhsssms. Michisan state
Normal Training School ana 20 All
other persons owning. Occupying. or
otherwise interested IN any Of the lots
sna parcels OF rssi estate IN the local
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
Missouri Pacific Employees Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 21-Promptly
at 10 o'clock this morning $500 union
employees in II shops of the Missouri.
Pacific and Iron Mountain railway sys-
tenn laid aside their tools and struck,
ir accordance. with President O'Con-
nell's strike order. They say they
are prepared to remain out indefi-
nitely.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21

From pretty, soft, clinging dress of pretty
silk for evening with dozen shades select from
variety of cloth dresses for carriage travel
select from this exceedingly gran
price which indeed small Durable Popins
servceabe Panamas arranged designs and styles
every desirable shade for fall and winter Some design
Just in makes the showing in both silk and cloth Gle
grand for choice for ID Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
Fine Quality Cut Glass

holiday shipment OF English
Cut Glass and have display fine assortment OF beautiful and
artistic prices right
Cut Glass Regular Sl6O
cuttings Regu
lar $500.
with worth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-28
COPPER RIVER EXTENSION.
Official Announcement, of Operations
To Begin on Marcel,

seattle, Wash, Dec. 2S.-Work on
me extension OF the Copper River &
southwestern railroad toward Fair
banks In the Tanana gold district viii
DC begun about March |. when the line
10 kennecott is to be completed, ac-
cordins to information received here
today. The northern extension Will be-
gin ut Chitina and VIII be pushed to-
ward Fairbanks rs rapidly as possible.
Inc distance from Chitinu to Fair
banks Is about 800 miles.
II is estimated that the extension
VII WI involve the expenditure of $780,
Ooo,oOo and will be the largest project
yet undertaken in Alaska. Chtina is
i"o miles from Cordora. the ocean
terminus of the railroad
Ever since the Morgan Guggenheim
interests began the construction of the
Copper River road 1t has been known
that they were considering plans for
extending the line into the Tanana
district, but 1t was not until today
that 1t was learned that work on the
extension would probably be started
early next year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-28

tendent expresses the probability
the grand total running to twice
more than twice this number.
Defects In seeing and hearing are
most prevalent, the totals under ca
OF these classiflcations amounting
nearly 1000. The following classiiic
ton OF defects is being followed In 60,
Epiling these statistics: Defective @,
sight; defective hearing; defect
speech: defective locomotion; d
ordered nervous system, such ,as s
Vitus dance and paralysis; defect
breathing (known among teachers
mouth breathcrs); other physical d
fects or disorders; physically subnorm
children.
These are followed throughout ca
county in the state and classified us
school districts, the name OF the pri
cipal liz each school where defects n
found given, with the date OF the /,
vestigation and comments and suggc
lions OF the investigators, whose name
also given.
Compiling these data has been no SIN;
task. but the results expected Their
from will more than amply repay Il
educators for the trouble, since Il
primary purpose of the Investigation
to apply corrective treatment. III
teachers are taking great pride in ii
fact that Utah Is the first state to tai
up this matter seriously with a vie
toward making actual corrections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-28
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.
L. Mrl'csy. Jr.. BIamcs Opcn Winter
For His Present Embarrassment.

p. Mchcsy. Jr.. the well known fur
dcaler. stated this afternoon that his
action in application for rcccivcrshp
was taken to protect all of his creditors,
and treat them all alike This step he
was forced To take because of theratller
preCipitate action by il. Jncckcl & Sons
OF New York in nlinS suit against him
III the Third district court IN this city
TucSday Tor $500. - alleged to be due
FROM piohissory notes ana purchases
OF merchandise. MIR. Niclcsy does not
think this suit WAS necessary. as lie is
IN Il position to care for his creditors
with the consideration OF a little time:
50 to prevent one jumping on him, to
the dctriment of others, he has put his
affairs IN the hands OF II receiver. so
that all will receive their dues in due
time. Mr.. Mehcsy says the mild open
winter tho closencss of the times, and
the obligation felt by people who would
otherwise purchase, to curtail expenses,
have seriously affected the fur trade, so
that for the time being he is in some
what close quarters. However, he feels
very confident of being able to WEATHER
the storm successfully. and that he will
come out In good shape later on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-28
FORCED TO THE WALL.
Rich Snicc & Extract Company Turns
Stock Over to Creditors.

Tho Rich Spice & Extract company Of
lis west South Temple street turned its
stock over to its creditors this morning
at Il meeting held in the office Of the
Utah Association OF Credit Men. While
the liabilities of the company viii
amount to about $4,000. tho assets will
realize about s4,5o0 in cash. After the
condition of the company was invests
gated, the creditors appointed Il COM
mittec Of three to take charge of the
affairs OF the company and dispose Of
the stock III manner which would
be of the greatest benefit to the cred
itors o. II. Hewlett Of Hewlett Bros:
Mr.. Sorenson OF w. S. Henderson Il
Company. ana Mr.. simmons of the
Forbes Tea 4 Coffee company OF St
Louis, were appointed as the committee
These men represent the largest cred
itors and will take charge Of the husi-
ness at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
The store will not he closed and the
committee Will sell the stock off as fast
as possible ut the market value The
company has been well handled and the
books show that everything has hCcn
conducted along business lines The
keen competition in the market Is said
to be the cause OF the first failure.
The company VAS organized about
three years ago. II. NJ. Rich is prcsi-
dent; G. f. Schultz, vice president ana
J. y. Cutler secretary, and
r. Is. Dbbc, treasurer. Besides
tea coffee. spices ana oth%,,
extracts, tho company also owned lhc
Waterloo Chemical company. Under
this corporation. the company manu-
featured baking powder, extracts and
toilet preparations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-28
Jury is SECURED.
Trial OF Trcfu ltncczicl, Proceeds III
Criminal Court.

After questioning vcnircmen for Il
day and a half, a jury was secured in
Judge Lewis division of the Third
district court at 1890 today to hear
the trial OF 'rrefa Racczich. charged
with murder In the first degree for the
killing of Mike Placs, at Bingham. on
Feb. 10. 1909.
After cXhausting the regular panel
yesterday, and having secured but
seven unPrejudiced jurymcn. n special
venirc of 20 names was issued. re-
turnablc at 10 o'clock this morning.
1t was necessary to examine eight of
these to secure the necessary five.
The trouble experienced in securing
Al Jury III this case is that RaceZich is
an Austrian and many of those qucs-
toned declared unhcsitatingly that this
would prejudice them against him.
Charles J. HiS5on. Il plumber, openly
declared that 1t would have been better
had both men been killed. than that just
one was. Fhcs also being an Austrian.
In answer to a question from At
torncy Willard Hanson, for the de-
Tense. as to what his verdict would be
in the event the murdered man had
been an American. Higson declared the
Austrian would have becu punished
regardless Of the circumstances sur
ro,'nding tho murder. He was excused
by he court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-28
FRED SILVER AGAIN.
Once More Taken in iinnd on insanity
Chargc-,Jor-cnscn Committed.

Application has been entered IN the
probate division of the Third district
court asking that Fred silver be eN-
umined as to his sanity. Siiver's pnrtic-
ular Authorization is that all Judges are
rotten He declares in a written notice
he has issued since his arrest thut Utah
has no supreme court and that one Is
Eeeded at Fort Douglas. He also says
Salt Lake needs moro parks and park
benches. These notices are disconnected
serawls, hardly !egible and are signed
World: born Nov. D" The hearing was held
this morning and silver ordered commits
ted to the state mental hospital AT Provo.
Since Edward JorEensen's injury nj the
salt Palace two years ago. lie has been
unsound of mind and FOR the past year
las been confined to the Holy Cross hos
ptal Application for his examination
BY the sanity board was made in the pro-
hate division OF the 'fhird district court
this morning. Iorecnscn. the application
sets forth. imagincs he is travelling
through the air IN an airshtn and con
tnualIy fears injury from falling. After
The hearing this morning. Jorgensen was
ordered committed 10 tho Provo mental
llosDitaI