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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06

mer at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T.. Jennings. by her COUSIN
Miss Katherine Jennings.
X \
A distinguished temporary resident
Of Salt Lake Is Mrs. Anna l.. McNulty,
secretary OF the National Art society,"
who will spend several months in the
city in the interests OF the society.
Mrs. McNulty is accompanied by Miss
Elin Odman and Mrs. Ethel Decker
Of the membership department, and
the party IS occupying the apartments
Of DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Critchlow In the
Miller apartments during the absence
Of Mrs. Critchlow and children IN
California.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Dunn and
daughter. Miss Edna Dunn, returned
Saturday night from n months stay
i'm the east. They were accompanied
by Miss Margaret Dunn and Miss
GIdays Richardson Of Bridgeport.
Conn. who have been visiting school
friends in Duluth. Mimi, since the
close of their school in New York, and
joined the party in Chicago.
= 4 =
The Misses Gladys and Margaret
Hutchinson, daughters Of W. r.
Hutchinson Of salt Lake, have re-
turned from college Tor the summer
Since finishing the school year I'm the
early part Of the month they have
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chad
wick and Mrs. Whitley have returned
to their home I'm Twin Falls. Ida.
after spending two weeks in Salt Lake
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bauer have re-
turned from their wedding trip to
the east and for the present are at
home with the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Shannon.
= X
Mrs. 7. Waters. for long time a
resident Of salt Lake. but now OF New
York. is visiting with her daughter
Mrs. William Graupe. No. Canning
| apartments.
Mrs. F. J. Fabian and son Harold
will return the last Of the week from
the east. where Mrs. Fabian went e
attend the graduating exercises a
Yale. on which occasion her son wa,
one OF the graduates.
X * =
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Spiro have gon'
| TO san Francisco for n short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones lef
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Wash Goods

10c Challies and Satines sc
1212c Dress Ginghams, TIC
1212c Seersuckers g 1-3c
35c Dress Linens ... 15c
45c Dress Linens ... .29c
soc Dress Linens 80. SOC
39c Cotton Foulards =. .29c
35c Scotch Ginghams .24c
45e Madras Cloth .24c
75c Swastika Silks To-. .35c
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Monday for a two months stay in
Santa Barbara. Cal, during which
time they will be at home at the Pot
ter hotel.
Mrs. W. c. Howe of 81 East Sew
enth South street, who has been visit
ing with Mrs Grant Smith in Call
fornia, returned last week to her
home. to remain the rest of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Kathleen Fitzpatrick Atkins Of
Denver is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. A Fitzpatrick, in the
Bungalow apartments:
Mrs. George Wilson, children and
maid. will leave this week for Los An
geles for two months stay.
Mrs. John Reed arrived in salt
Lake Saturday after an extended stay
in California and the Pacific north
west. MIR. and Mrs. Reed are for the
present at 254 South Third East
street.
Miss Mary Lindsay left Monday for
Beaver Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Z. Dackaberry
OF Sioux City, Ia, are stopping at the
Fifth East hotel. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. X Shaw.
= x
Dr. and Mrs. Alvah Lewis have for
their guests Mrs. Harbottle and little
daughter of Brooklyn. n. Y. Mrs.
Harbottle is sister of Mrs. Lewis.
* =
Miss Agnes Stromness Of Park City
is visiting in Salt Lake with relatives
and friends
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06
Cool off In the lake.
Cool OF 10 the lake
SAYS WIFE DESERTED
AND BROKE UP HOME

John Bentrod filed an answer in the
district court yesterday to his wife's
suit for divorce, asking that the case
be dismissed because his wife was the
one who did the deserving and not the
husband. as charged In Mrs Bentrod's
complaint filed a few days ago. Mr..
Bentrod admits that they were mar
ried at Salt Lake in 1891 and says Il
is also true that six children have been
born since that time. His contention
is, however, that he is not the father
OF all Of the children and he further
alleges that Mrs. Bantrod has been
more than indiscreet in her relations
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which left I'm the early morning, re-
turning in the evening.
An automobile party which went up
to the mouth OF the Big Cottonwood
for the day included Mrs. s. Crabbe.
Miss STEELE Fabian. Miss Lucille
FRANKIE. Miss Elinor Stewart. Miss
Edna and Margaret Dunn and Miss
Richardson. G. +. Smith. G. A. Crabbe.
John Clark and Frank Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. whitley
and their guest. Mrs. J. A. Dougherty
and Miss Angela Kinney Of Portland.
left Saturday by automobile for Rock
Springs. Wyo.. TO spend the Fourth
with Timothy Kinney. father Of Mrs.
Whitley. Mrs. Dougherty and Miss
Kinney. The party is expected TO re-
turn today.
Mrs Elias A. Smith and sister.
Miss Pearl Weller. entertained infor-
mally yesterday afternoon to present
their guests. Mrs Stewart KOhn of
New York and Mrs. Ed Gregory Of
Los Angeles.
The Misses Gertrude and Irene
Hanson. Ronola King and Elsie Nc
Millen and Messrs. r. ]. Hanson. Ed
gar Ears. John Butler and c. A. Ire
land. chaDeroned by Mrs. O. w. Clark
OF Paris, Ida. spent the Fourth in
Big Cottonwood canyon.
y *
a party OF young people spent sun
day in Ogden canyon. the guests OF
Miss Rebecca Cohen. Those who en-
joyed the hospitality Of Miss Cohen
we're the Misses Lylian Gesas. Pearl
Rich. Dora ROgaWsky. J. Friedman
NJ. Bernstein. Harry RhOe. II. Fried
man. a. Wolf and Arthur Roberts Of
salt Lake, and the Misses Bernice
! Kohn. Myrtle Kuhn Of Ogden. Miss
Cohen returned to salt Lake with the
party and is now the guest Of Miss
/ Rogawsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert f. Hays Will
leave today for san Francisco. where
the former will become the pastor Of
Westminster church. Mr.. and Mrs
Hays VIII be greatly missed among
their large circle Of friends made dur
| ing the years that Rev Mr. HAYS has
been I'm charge Of the Third Presby-
terrain church in this city. Mrs Hays
is an accomplished musician, and
their home has been the scene Of
many pleasant gatherings. There
have been several informal receptions
( rendered the popular clergyman and
his wife during the past week. when
parishioners and friends have attend
ed in large numbers to say goodbye
and TO express their regret at their
leaving for n new field Of labor.
y <
Miss Ethel Mount entertained
quite informally yesterday afternoon
with a few tables OF bridge in honor
Of Miss Winnie Rhoades. A few other
friends came in for tea.
= =
A pretty little luncheon was given
yesterday for Miss Dorothy Jennings
Of San Francisco. a guest for the sum-
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summons. The time set for the hear
ing is July IL.
In the case Of W. 3. Davis against
the Union Pacific Coal company, the
plaintiff was denied a new trial In
the original trial he was nonsuited-
In the cose of Duffield and others
against the Union Phosphate cOmpa-
ny the court ordered the cross bill TO
be filed on or before next rule day.
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SOCIETY
TODAY's EVENTS.

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g Kimbau al the organ. g
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The pleasdutest social event Of
Monday was the informal buffet sup
per given by Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Eiser az their home I'm Thirteenth
East street The affair. which was
given I'm compliment 90 Miss Winnie
Rhoades Of Oakland and Lyster
Chamber Of New York. a brother OF
Mrs. Kiser. proved 10 be a successful
ending Of the national holiday and
thoroughly enjoyed by the two dozen
guests present delightful supper
was served az s o'clock. when the
hostess was assisted by a number Of
friends The house and lawn were
brilliantly lighted. and informal dane
Ing was one Of the features Of the
evenings entertainment and a pretty
display Of fireworks was also en-
1oyed by the guests present
Monday. the Fourth. was marked
BY numerous canyon parties. most OF
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06

Some of the prettiest lingerie and
linen dresses in town are here for
much less than the price Of the bare
material. In the group also are chic
summer dresses of gingham, dimity
and chambray All eolors and white.
Values to $50, for S6.95.
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Mrs. l. Waters. for long time
resident Of salt Lake. but now OF NeS
York. is visiting with her daughter
Mrs. william Graupe. No. Cannin
apartments.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chad
wick and Mrs. Whitley have returned
to their home I'm Twin Falls. Ida.
after spending two weeks in Salt Lake
with friends
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06
YELLOWSTONE PARK.

Get away from the daily grind"
Wylie Permanent Camps offer com
Portable, compreb ensive outing tours
through Yellowstone. for ladies and
gentlemen. Others are going. Why
don't you? folder free. Office 307
Main st. Both phones $40.
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Sic Setriebsi sitOdunseu.

Sn Der ameritaniihsn WebiDaaren=
s5nouItrie Iino Nrbeitsitodurgen in
grobem llmfdnge angemeloet porpsn.
s5n Der Giiens uno StablzSnouitrie
1T bic 8etrisbsosrtiir8ung ihon felt
ldnserer 3ejt eiHgstreten. Sn anDsren
Eabrit3pei9er berri6t ebsufdls JIauz
belt. Gtns gr0bsre aaIumitdt 1T pobI
ntht oentbQr, uIs Denn cine gunss ars
NEE Don 4rbeitern oubsr RabrurQ e.s
1eBt piro. iFataIiiten 3udsn nit ben
Ihfeln uno fa9en, oas lei nift 81
DermsiOen. Wtit Der mooernen WaFsns
Probuttion t0une es ni6t ausbleiben,
bdB bic Procuttion ben 0er6rQu6
iiberitsige uno bann muTe man abpars
ten, big bic Ddarenporrdtbe pisbsr
aufgebrauht iino.
Die unri6tigtsit oieier 4nfi6t pirb
Iih pohl an bsIteu nit Der 7FrQqe er>
peiisn Iaffen: ST Is fpirtli6 tpabr, baB
dQe 8etpobner bieTes Ganbes berart aez
Idttigt iinb, oub lie tsiu: 8srpenoung
fir Waaren mebr baden? Rismunb
miro es tpagen, oieie 5rage bejabeno
5u beantporten, oa 3ur @enuqe betannt
iTt, oaB ous geourfnib nab 0oaren in
ben breiten 8oltsmaTsn nitt anna
berno bsfrisbigt ift unD bag @aaren
rur aus oem 9runpe ni6t eetauft nerz
ben. baB IS on Dem bier3u n0t9ieen
Gelbe feblt. 0as 9elb tann man freis
li6 ntht liefern, ober man fam befpirz
fen, oab Die Baureu fih billiesr Itsaen.
mas Die Wafen bsfdbigsn tpiiros, qr6s
Bere Wengen bon Maaren 81 oerbrau-
den.
Die greisermGbigung fam erstpuns
gen perben, inosm man Die uria6e be-
feitigt, ipel6s bic preispertbeueruna
erm0glt6t, uno oiefe beitebt einsiq
uno alein i'm Sarii. Wenn Der 53oll
10 bod 1T, bub bic ausDGrtiqe apnz
turren3 uus9eihloFen III. 10 1T sein
2ei6tes, ben Warft in jsber Dadrs gu
monopoltiiren. 5umal in oieiem Qonbe,
mo Der grobtapituliitiide 9strieb oi.
aonturren3 gum gr0btsn 5beile pers
orangt bat.
Da aber an3unebmsn 1T, baB Der
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8is erfidtlt6. nimmt Der
grGFoent teinsn glntbetl on Der 9ous
cerneurs Domination in unisrem
Staute. Sein 9emiiben 1T les
pioIih odraui aerihtet, eins gns
ooiIiruna Isiner 4omintitration 5u err
Idnoen, eini6IsbIih oes 5orifs, BON
Dem ieood quolifiSireno asiaet piro,
rer tperos gutsebsiben, niht neil sr
prItommen lit, fonoern neil er bic
iibermGBigsn 30Qs osS Ding!sps sSarifs
berdbgeiebt babe" 9as III cine tpss
ientlide SsrabItimmung Des friibersn
Zones, al3 Der 8rdiibtnt ben papnes
5urif oIS ben bsitsn be5sidnete, ben
bic repu6Iitaniihe Yurtei is eeiddffen
babe. 2lber oas srtpdbnte 3ugeitdno>
niB ihsirt uns nod nibt geniigsno.
GS muB ausbrUdIi6 srtldrt tperoen,
ooB Der pdprez 9arif perbsNerungsbes
oiirftio lei uno oab oisie 8erbeTeruns
gen 10 idneu, oIs Die llmitdnoe es 9ss
itatten, in 9lngriff 9erommen iperoen
ioIen. Wttt elmer Iolfsn GrtIdrurg
mag oos 9pIt Ii6 sufrieoen ssben.
9ieits 1T bauptTG6Iia irritirt bar
Uber, oab man iih ben glnihsin CAB,
uIs pGre jsoss trsitere Rihren am
Surif Elm SutriIeq. mas bic ubri9sn
5boten Der Saftf5er Ibmiriitrotion
betrifTt, 10 tann bic GonUention nit
outem 8epi'Ien lie loben. Die neue
giIsnba6nzgtl III cine perthoOue Grz
runqenitdft. Sir ben S6us Der Of
fentIiten 0omGne lit in bsfrieoiQenosr
Wei'c Qsiorot porben uno Die Ionitigen
9erbeTerunoeu auf abminiItratiDsm
8ebiet. ipe3ieu Die 6erabfeBur9 Der
offertIihsn Qus9aben I'm 80 Wiltos
rsn Dollars oas Subr, Oeroieren bic
h0hite Qnertennuu9.
Dd5 bic StaatspIatform bstrifft,
ic baltsn mir es fir uneemeNcH, Der
Geaisldtur beitimmts glnpsiiuna 81
ertbsilen, Oub tie Elm 8sisb CUR 8soufz
ii6tiguno Der DffertIi6en 9orporatio'
nen pQIiire. 1us ptro pieI busu bsiz
truqeu, Der 9artei Die 8uuit oes golz
tes su osninren. QLs sire Dibtiae
@oriidtSmQbreoeI betrdtten mir ouh
Die GnooIiirurQ zines aaroiooten fir
Dan 9er. Staatsr Ssrat. Die pOIis
titer roQen barber nit StiuIh4psiz
oer hinneouehen. unierss GrmsiIer1
tpdre ous Elm itpertr 9SshIer. 5aus
Ienbe bon RepubIitdnerr fperoeu osgen
bos 2eQisIaturs1 1idet ihrsr Qartsi
itimmen, peun Iie niht Die ooutpms
men'te gsrutiQuuq barber srbaItsn,
bdB Der GrszStdnoputtsr did, Der
bon ga Tolstte richtio oIs Der Ssnator
uus Ohio uno niht fir Ohio bs2eihz
net porhen 1T. rift pteoer elm Wans
Dat erhdItsn t0nnte, I'm fir Sruits
unO RonOpoIe 7u itimmsn, ME er bas
bisber getbun bat. Sn gssug uuf Die
Goupernsurs Termination 1T houptz
TGhljh Gins gu beriitTidtiaer. Der
Suroioat bari tein 9smpersnsIsr isin.
Wtro Elm 9arDibot duFoeftsIIt. Der i'm
8eroodt tempsrenaIsriIher 8eIinrung
Iteht, 10 rpirb er bds S6itIal Don
6arris t6silsr, ba a1e 1sutIhsn ohnc
llntsrihieo Der Partei geaen ibn film
men purben.
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tbepretiIhen lttenitaub unb ben Ins
foreerunssn oes prdttiihen Otenites
erfdbren perben. 4noere Departements
bebiirfsn Der gIeiaen llmssitaltuns, pa
ou6 oieie in Der SureauzRoutine
feitiiben, mas niht bios 9eoeibliher
arbett binOerIia. ionbern audi Der 9prs
ruptiou f0roerlih 1T Webr als cine
Sanolung, Die nit ebrIi6en Inihau:
unqen nicht iibereinIttmmts, puros aif
8runb uItbsrgsbruhter Ginri4tungen
oerehtfertiot.
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G6ts poIttii6e GeiItGu

3tret 1T ous RsiuItat Der 9rimGr>
pobls 9lbItimmuno in 9eras. Der
probobitioniItiide 9ouperneursz
aanoioat puroe nit 10000 Stimmen
gIuraIitGt nominirt, mas in Seyas nit
elmer grrpdbIung sIeidbeoeuteno tit,
aber gIsih3eitig lpuroe Der 8prI6ld8
dngenommen, tpeIher Die GeqtSlatur
psrpflihtet, bem 8oIte Elm 8erfdIz
iungss ss2lmenDement bstreffs Gtnfu9z
rune Der gro6ibition i'm 9on3en Stuate
CUR Qbitimmung 3u unterbreiten.
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3eiten uno 8olfsrn, fir bic bieie son5s
Gpohs bereits tpisoer cine Sebnintt
uno Elm unerreihbares 8orbilb 1T.
Or. Yaul Jthter.
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Der Gaop bes 9rGiipen :
ten er3GbIt, OoB 9eBtsrer, 10 oft sr
einen 6eblI6lug beim GoIfipieI tbut,
fia pom Gaop unternelien IdBt, pas
Den JsblI6Iag perIduIoet bat uno ME
ey in 3utunft 81 oermeloen pdrs. SoFs
fentli6 bat Der 9rGIioent iid oieie I'm
tsrrpeiiung aud i'm polittIden Spiel
gsbeH IuIIen, uno oQnn pirO un3meifeIe
bait Die 4ustunft gelautet baben, oab
er sinen b0Ien 6eblitlag mafte, oaB
er fih BON 2llori6 Ieiten IieB, uno ejnen
nod b0Ieren 5ebli6Iug, ais er glori6
Elm 0ffsntlides Sob ertbeiIte, unD benz
nad Elm g.utlther 4usgang ieines poz
IitiIhen Spieles Daoon ab6Gngt poB er
glori9. Cannon un0 tpie Die gan3e
Stanopdtterbanoe beiBt BON lid abs
ihiittelt.
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Sn bieiem 2anpe Der unbez
eren3ten R0gli6tsiten 1T es iopsit
getommen, buB es an 5oI3 CUR Ser
itsQuHg oor 9IeiittFten fsblt. Wtan
tauft jebt Die 3dune Der Jarmer in
SenneTse oui Die Dor 80 Sabren erz
rtttet purpen, I'm bic 1yQbritunten
nit rotben 3eoern6Ol3 gu periehen.
GrIi4tli6 III oarQu5, ME notbi9 es 1T,
ndB Der Stuat innsrbaIb gerpiNer
greH3en bic Roue Der 8orIebung iptelt,
Die ibm 10 bsftig uno bsItimmt aberz
tannt piro. 9ripatperiOnen peroen
niemuIs WGloer anpflun5en. 0as paBt
nitt in oQs 0tonoriI6e Prosramul
Der Reu3eit, tpeItes mad Sond5' &iir>
bis gspIant lit, Der ii6er Ndht bausbOh
emportpuhs. 2tQe Qufguben, bic 3ttt
tenn1pruden uno Deren 8epinn erit in
elmer Generation su realiitren III, piro
Der Staat beIorgen miiIIsn, ooer iie
iperben unerfUQt bleiben.
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no urfere 0tonomii d en-
2eioen Tisen. lGbt Iih an 8ei3srsgrz
pert feTtftelIen. 9ieItr belief ii6 gu
elmer 3eit ouf 161 M}iuionen Dollars,
.iebt betrGqt er, uno nod ou3u bet be-
bsuteno b0bersn grsifer, nur At W}iIz
Iipner 9oIurs. Die Woiss4usiu6r
1T ouf 20 WiIionen Dollars herdbqes
qdnqen. 9as Qeioen beItsbt nun bas
rim, oaB mir fir DieIen RWdqdn1 tei@
nen GrIaB gefunoen baben, ntdat neil
nas unm0gIid mar, Ioncern neil mir
bds Qdnb Don ben Stunbpdttern be-
berriheu laTIen. Der Qusgleih mare
in Der 4usfubr bon 5ertigfabritdten
su finoen, d6er oIs lit unter einem
Jarif uusgeidloiIen, Der nitt Bios
rnIinni9 9ohs I30ue ouferlsgt, ionDern
ntht einmul unter 3ugrunoeleeun8
hisier 30ue o:rnijnftige 6unoelsoertrde
az abi6IieBt. lniare Stdnopdtter be-
fiir6ten, oab, penn rotr ouf benz Ser
trag3neQe mebr au8fiibren, Elm Qr0Bez
rer Smport oOn 0auren einieben
tDnnte. DeIhe con 1ruits monopoIiiirt
fperoen. 0ieie 8efur9tunQ maQ niht
un6eQri;noet iein. 2lber 1T otnn bic
omerttaniite ylation lsoiQIih oa3u oa.
nm Don JruIt8 uu8qebeutet gu fperoen2
Cine fe tie 8 a n b bat Der Prd.
fioent in Der Reorganiiirunq oes Wdz
rine Fi3iersGorps ge3sigt. DARN
bsfte6t ieit croentlichen ,3eiten ba5 Spz
item, bu sman ais &oburqerei bsseihz
net but, tpsl4er 2lusbrud ben 3uItGne
ben eutlsbnt lit. Die in ben Soften Der
GOnigir 9ictoria betanoen, uls i'm
sWi!itdrfad Die Qngebortgen hires
gatten, oes 9rin3en Qlfreo BON Apz
burgs8otbu in jeosr Deiie bepor8uqt
puroen. sSn Waibington 6a6en bic
golititer bic Rolle Der 9onigin uno oss
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-02
FIVE DUCK DEATH As
AUTO LOOPS THE LOOP
Women and Children Hurled from
Car Which Goes over Preci-
piCe in Pasadena

PASADENA, May 1.-The most re-
markable automobile accident in the
history of Southern California hap
pened here this afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Wolfarth, their two little
children and A. r. Tobey of Covina
were plunged over a preeipice 200 feet,
the automobile falling on a huge pile
of rocks without injuring anyone in
the party
The party was out joy-riding this
afternoon. Just as they were starting
down the Scoville hill in Pasadena
their touring car skidded at sharp
turn in the road and plunged over
the almost perpendicular incline. The
machine turned over several times,
striking right side up.
Wolfarth and Tobey were in the
front seats and stayed with the ma
chine. The women and children were
thrown out of the whirling car, but
escaped injury.
The car is complete wreck. The
members of the party walked a mile
and a half to the electric car and re-
turned to their homes.