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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Sunday School Convention.

The Grant County Sunday
School convention will be held
in Milbank, S. D., Saturday eve-
ming, April 3Oth, and Sunday
afternoon and evening, May 1st,
1910. All Sunday schools of the
county have been notified and
asked to elect delegates to attend
this convention. 1t is hoped
that every Sunday school in the
county will be represented by
two or more delegates.
4 splendid program has been
arranged and ample accomoda
tlons have been provided for all
delegates and others who will be
IN attendance from outside the
city Of Milbank. In any )ocall-
ty where there is no SUNDAY
school and where there is a
chance for starting Sunday
school, we would like for some
one to be present from that local
lty to bring the matter before
the convention so that some
assistance may be given them in
organizing the school. Let
every one feel free to take an
active part as this convention be-
longs to the county aud ever y
one should be interested
R. J. Hicks,
Pres, Gran, Co. Sunday School
Association.
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MEETING A BIG SUCCESS.
Nearly 200 School Teachers Prese n t
at Convention,

rl
Ane e'eulll auh I'd. HeetinS
lOf the Northern South Dakota
Educational Association was
hold in this citv lac, Er;d.c and
Go.1 -
SATURDAY, Ineie T oelnS ID atleno
ance l9O teachers from through
out the district. MANY DanarS
of . varv ;nStruct;va naturo
.Ia =
"ele iedu oulinS We HeellnSs.
Ine following Ottlcler, We're
elected for the ensuing wear:
proeidontS X Clarl- MI
= ~
oauh.
Secretary A. {. Johnson.
Aberdeen
Tr,ocrror 1tro ~ n pooro
- wa ~
AoeTueeh.
The next meeting will be held
AT A bardepn next wear,
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we're
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
The Fishing season.

The fishing season does nos
open until May 1st. Up to tha :
time you may legally catch carp.
buffalo, suckers, bullhead,,
perch and catfish. Those for.
hidden before May 1st are bass.
shad, cropples, pike and picker :
al. Ifyou should happen to &C
cldentally catch any of the latter
be kind enough to yourself ,''
politely take the fish from tE..
hook and with a sigh of regre'
let it drop into the water again
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Prairie Fires.

This is the season of the year
that prairie fires sometimes get
started and do as much damnge
as in the fall. The insurance
department at Pierre is sending
out warnings. Every tenant
and property owner should be
very careful and thus AVOID, as
far as possible, any chance Ut
their getting started.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
To Organize N. B. A. Lodge.

District Manager Geo. Burt
and wife, and Mrs. H. H. Bear.
baum, all of Watertown, are so
liciting mem bership here for "A
new lodge, The Modern Brother
hood of America. They are
meeting with good success, and
expect to organize with a charter
list of 50 or more, the first Of
May.
They are stopping at the City
Hotel where they will be pleased
to meet any one des iring to join.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Remain the Same
State Board OF Valuation and Assess.
ment Makes RecOmme atiOns, as
to Valuations OF Real and Per.
sonal Property.
AUTOMOBILES TO BE ASSESSED AT ONE
THIRD VALUE.

At the recent meeting of the
county auditors of the state, lanu
valuation in Grant county wa
placed at $3.50 an acre, and il.
Roberts county at 50 90.
Horses under three years old and
over six months, each Sl5. Horse
three years and over, each S35. Stal-
lions, twenty times service fee. Cattle
two years old, each 81. Cows two
years and over. each $40. All other
cattle, each Sl5. Mules and Asses
each S35. Sheep. each $3.50. Swine.
each So. Wagons and Carriag es,
each Sl4. Melodeons and Organs,
each S5. Pianofortes, each $50.
All property not enumerated
aboye, except bank stock, to b..
assessed at one third of its
actual value. Automobiles come
under the heading of "all othe,.
property" or one-third of theIi.
actual value.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
MtlDAnk Markets
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

Anton Foss was down from
Wilmot Tuesday.
John Austin has been con Aimed
to his home during the week.
Mr.. Callahan of the MCGOWAN
Lumber Yards, went to the cities
Monday morning.
The electric light company is
sinking we'll near the power
house. L. E. Morley is doing
the work.
Evans & Nelson, the real estate
men have rented the mort tn vest
rooms over Pott & Sons hard.
ware store and have moved into
the same.
Mrs. Fred GLADDEN. and son
expect to leave in a few days for
Hardin, Montana, where Mr.
GLADDEN. is connected with a
newspaper.
John E Erickson. late of Reed
fer, n. D has moved his family
to this city. Mr. Erickson is a
salesman for the il. Case
Threshing Machine Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Maxheld
of New York state, are guests of
the formers brother, B. G..
Maxfeld of this city. They have
been making an extended trip
through the northwest and are
on their way to their home in the
east.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
BOY FOUND DEAD.
Son OF Alfred Eve Found Dead in
Barn Sunday Morning.

Barn Sunday Morning.
Sunday morning about nine
O'Clock, the body of Alfred Eye
aged Is years. was found in d
barn on his father S farm, north
west Of this city. On the day
previous, the BOY had been work
ing about the farm. The las,
seen Of him was in the afternoon
at about four o clock, when he
took sack Of oats out to the
field in which his father was
seeding. He then returned tC
the barn.
He did not return for supper
but as he was in the habit OF
sometimes taking his rifle. a ..
cahbre, and going on hunts up
the river, no particular attention
was given to his absence until
late in the evening.
Sunday morning the father
went to the river to search for
the boy, thinking that parhaps
some accident had befallen him.
While he was at the river some
of the other mem bers of
the !amily who were searching
around the farm, found his body
in a dark corner of the barn,
with his rifle close by. Coroner
Jacotel was notified and went
out to view the body. An exam
ination showed that the boy had
been shot in the forehead, just
above and between the eyes.
No inquest was deemed nee.
essary.
The funeral was held at the
Catholic church Monday morn
ing.
This makes the third death at
the Eve home within year, a
brother of Mr.. Ewes dying about
a year ago. Last fall they lost a
young sou.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Death Of Judge ScOtieid,

Word was received IN this
city Sunday of the death of
Judge A. J. Scotield at Orton
vile. Several of the G. A. R.,
members of this city attended
the funeral Tuesday. The
Judge was an old resident of
Big Stone county, and had
served as judge of probate for
sixteen years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Damaged by Fire.

The little Gem restaurant
was nearly destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon, caused by
the explosion of a gasoline
stove. Harry Bailey who works
at the place was slightly burn
ed by the fire. This is the
third time this building has
been damaged by fire.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Rygar. Secretary l. Treasurer

At recent meeting Of the
Buttermakers and Dairymen S
Association at Watertown, A. z.
Rygar, formerly Of this city but
now located at Brookings, was
elected secretary and treasurer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Advertised Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for in
Mllbank postottice April, l3 1910:
Davis Mrs Mary Jacobs, Hiram
Jensseu. Herbert Miller, l.. K
In calling for any of the above
please say advertised and give
Date OF ad dvertisemert. II not called
for in fifteen days will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
A. NJ. NIXON, Pm.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

Grandm ma Abbott was passen-
ger to Webster Tuesday.
DR.. Prouty of Corona was a
Milbank visitor Tuesday.
Manchester biscuits, fine and
crispy. McCollum & Thirsk.
Lawn grass and garden seeds
at the Home Of Real Bargains.
See the "Innocent Widow" at
the opera house next Tuesday
evening"
kakhi suits-overalls an d
Jackets, at the Home Of Real
Bargains.
Deputy Treasurer Albert Lin.
dahl was a twin city visitor the
first Of the week.
City Engineer D. c.. Washburn
of Aberdeen was Mllbank
business visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Van Hout and wife and A..
Jurgens leave tomorrow on
their three months visit to Hol-
land.
We want your butter aud eggs
and will pay the highest market
price for the same. McCollum
& Thirsk.
Ray Phillips came over from
Corona to attend the prod uction
of st. Elmo at the opera house
Tues day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Malthouse
of Minneapolis were guests of
their son Charles, of this city,
the first of the week.
George Kelsey, formerly of
Twin Brooks writes to have his
Herald sent to Forest City, Iowa,
where he will be for short time.
Put your money on IAN limo.
cent Widow" It's a sure win.
ner. At the Bently Grand on
Tuesday, April 10Th.
Judge s. s. Lockhart this
week received word that his ap
p!cation for pension for Mrs.
Laretta Pament, had been al
lowed with some back pension.
A runaway Wednesday came
near injuring several people the
three occupants being thrown
from the buggy at the corner,
in front Of the Corner saloon.
| Cards received from the
Downies who are touring the
west, dated at Kansas City and
Denver, 60 to show that they
are having an enjoyable time.
Uncle Thomas kippen, who
has been on an extended visit 10
Toronto, Canada, returned to
Milbank Tuesday. He remark
ed that he had tine time.
julius F'letz, living in the coun,
try, is one Of the latest to join
the Schimel ranks, having re
Gently purchased one of these
tine pianos from Emanuel Bros.
"The Innocent Widow will be
at the opera house Tuesday eve
ming, April 10Th.
The wind week ago Sunday
did considerable damage to a
poultry house at George Jurgens
property IN the east part of the
city, taking it off the found ndatioD
and moving it several rods, be.
sides tearing it nearly to pieces.
France Croal is a man of af.
fairs, his family having arrived
from the cities last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malthouse
who had been occupying the
Croal house during the former s
absence, have moved into the
Stevenson house.
D. J. Stats of Mandan, N. D.,
arrived Wednesday night on
short visit to his parents Mr..
and Mrs. D. Stats of this city.
Mrs. Stats and daughter who
have been at the home here for
several weeks on a visit, return.
ed to Mandan with Mr.. Stats.
Fred Meyers team ran away
from in front of the meat market
Wednesday morning. They ran
south and mana aged to get over
an open sewer and were going
at A terrific pace when G. NJ. Col
ton and Joe Pott succeeded ia
stopping them.
Aberdeen News. President
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
WANT COLUMN

LOR SALE-Light runabout. practically new
Il lLquire of george Sayers. Milbauk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

SEWERS dug and laid, or cel liars dug Work
~ right, prices reasonable, city country
work solicited. LCHR II STIENL LICHT, MIBANK.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

Tor SALE-Good residence lot. Inquire of
l. II. J BENEDICT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

NOR SALE-Baned Plymouth Rock Eggs
I for hatcning.
A. W. GLEaN, MUBASK.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-08-22
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-08-22
WILL TURN ITS
BACK On JOE

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-08-22
ARMY CANNOT
GET To FIRES

BEVERLY Mass. Aus z-gres~
lsl. Tar --a-2s -aaE ss -1ecs 41s
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gloz. L5alo and NOl-a1a
The daily Alaskan., 1910-08-22
T R WILL N0H
TAKE STAGE

OYSTER BAE. Aus -cu- Eloss
Fl- sLI start Tuesday on bis $3.50
nile tour ls rLa -ll-e- States =F
F-I reach all E1s Important towns
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
PLAN WRESTLING AND
BOXING TOURNAMENT
Secretary Henderson of L. A. A. C. Ap=
plies to A. A. U. for Permission to
Hold Annual Athletic Events
Next Month

Secretary Henderson of the Los An
geles Athletic club has placed an ap-
plication with the registration commit
tee of the A. A. u. for permission to
hold u boxing and wrestling tourna-
ment at the club the latter part of
February or at some date in the month
of March
After the experience the club has
had in promoting separate boxing and
wrestling tournaments it was decided
to hold the two events at the same time
this year This will bring an attend
ance of followers of both sports and
should result in a larger crowd witness
ing the contests than ever before.
Instead of holding the tournament
in the Turner hall, as has been the Gus
tom, it has been decided to erect an
elevated platform in the spacious gym
nasium room of the club, around which
will be seating accommodations for
more than one thousand persons.
Should Clark Jargstorff, the present
coast, Southern California and north
western amateur heavyweight cham
pion, and Cliff Reuman, who holds the
middleweight title in the same terri
tory, again prove victorious in the
tournament, which is anticipated by
all who follow the game, they Will be
sent east in charge of their instructor,
Dewitt Van Court, to represent the
club in the national amateur boxing
tournament that will be held this
spring. This will give the two boxers
the opportunity of adding the greatest
honors possible in amateur boxing
ranks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
RICHARD WANTS
TO ARGUE POINT
TAKES ISSUE WITH GOVERNOR
OF UTAH
WANTS TO SHOW HIM WHERE HE
is WRONG
Asserts Mormon Statute Is Same as
California Law on Boxing, and
Big Fight Would Not
Be Violation

ELY, New, Jan. CT still feel that
the Jeffries-Johnson fight will go to
Salt Lake City" said TEX" Rickard
today, when shown Governor Spry S
statement made last night through the
Associated Press. 1.-THE laws of Utah
relative to boxing contests and limited
round contests are based on the Cali
fornia code which permits such con-
tests L can see no reason why the
governor should take such a stand, and
] still believe that he can be convinced
that the contest will be strictly within
the law.
IF Utah turns the fight down cold"
he continued, lit is more than likely
that it will go to California. | do not
know exactly where it will go but
California has the best chance. The
business men of Ely have offered to
guarantee me against loss in the mat
ter if l will pull the fight off here. This
matter will consider carefully before
any decision is reached. Ely certainly
will have a look in on the fight if
Utah goes against it,"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
MONROVIA QUINTET TO
MEET ALEXANDRIA FIVE
Foothill High Schools Basketball
Team Must Battle for Champion
ship with Azusa Team

MONROVIA, Jan. 6.-AIuch interest
is being shown among local fans over
the outcome of a basketball game
which will be played Saturday after
noon at Monrovia between the quintet
from the Foothill city's high school and
the Alhambra team. Should Monrovia
defeat A1hambra a close fight will be
on for the championship. Azusa now
leads the race, while Monrovia and Ell
Monte are close seconds. The Azusa
team will play the Ell Monte team Sat
urday, and local dopesters have figured
out a victory for the latter school,
Should Azusa win from Ell Monte and
MonroVia defeat Alhambra, the Foot
hill team still would have a chance for
first place. The playing of Boyd,
whose work at forward has been little
short of phenomenal, has won many q
hard fought game for Monrovia. In
many of the contests he has thrown
the majority of goals. Shepard, at
guard also has been doing remarkable
work, and to these two will the rooters
look for victory when the team meets
Alhambra Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
HOTEL GREEN BASEBALL
TEAM BEATS WESTMlNSTERS

When the Hotel Green baseball team
mixed with the Hotel Westminster
bovs on the Raymond grounds yester-
day. the Crown City players again
demonstrated their superiority and
trimmed the visitors by the score of
to 2. This makes the second time
that the Green team defeated the
Westminsters and Capt. Jack Hen
Messy chal -nges any hotel team in
Southern California. Edward Searcy
handled the Indicator and his deci-
ions gave perfect satisfaction. Sum
merry:
Green 6, hits TO- errors 3.
Westminster 2, hits 2, errors 4.
Ba .teries-Diffin and Snow; Bodkin
and Chessire.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
EN- ERYVILLE ENTRIES

First race, furlongs 4-year-o olds and up
selling-Burleigh, Ito; No. Quarter, 10;
Jack. 113; Tony Faust. 11S; Ampedo, ia;
May Pink, 103; Doyalta, los; Father stat
ford, los; Novgorod, 106; Steel, 100.
Second race furlongs 2-year- olds,
purse-Eddie Mott, 1O7; Marjorie A. 1O7;
Burbur, 104; All Balance, 1O4; Frank
Ruhstaller, 115; Robert Balm 10; Indora,
112; Media, 104. Burber, Yank entry; In
dora, Napa Stock Farm entry.
Third race Is miles, 4-year- olds and up,
selling-Whidden, 1OS: Charley Paine, ia:
My Pal, 105; Homeless, 1856 Cataline. 105;
Miss Naomi, 107; Wolfville, 9S Huapala.
1O4; Legatee, 112; Lady Kitty. 50; Miss
Officious, 99 Aks-Ar-Ben 1O9.
Fourth race, Futurty course, Larkspur
handicap 3-yoar- -olds-Coppertow 1903;
Chester Krum, 10S: Turret, lis; Lady Eliza
BETH 100, Daddy Clip, 102.
Fifth race, mile, 3-year-olds and up,
selling-Birth, ia Coppers, 116; Redwood
H., 116; Surety, lie; Hi Col Cap. 116 Spe-
cial Delivery, 116; Mossback, 121: Melton
dale. SO; Contra Costa, %; Delmas, 81;
Trocha. 109; Bryce, Ill.
Sixth race, Futurity course, 3-year- olds
and up; sel1ing-Alder Gulch 112; Gra-
mercy, 12; Escamado, 129; Orello, 129; Ba-
lerian, 100; Copperheld. 100; silk, los; For
dello, 123; Minnedocia, 10; Roberta, 110;
Radiation, 107; Bucolic, 1873
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
OBERT PILOTS FOUR
WINNERS UNDER WIRE
Crack Jockey Furnishes Feature o
Racing at JacksonVille--Robin
Grey Cops at Juicy
Odds

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan g.
Obert was the star jockey at Moncrlef
park today, riding four winners. His
victory on Robin Grey was the sur
nriee Of the day. This horse won at
a long price. Summary:
First race, IA mile-Lady staiwsrt woh'
DeJ second, Trait third; time ;2S 20
second race. 6 furlongsIHazlet nyrd, Won,
Dave Nicholson second Sanupipef '"'-
time 10 S-5. o.
rbtrd race, 51A furlongs-Robin Grey
won Toll Box second. Earps Court th'ro'
time 1907 SO.
1,o,,r,h race. furongs-sInfran won,
First premium second, Jack Nuhhai'y li'ii0'
time 1913 80 rr,-h
,dnae &c second, Jack Baker third; time
sixth race. ia mi1es-otilo won' oberon
second. Elfau third; time Too
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
NEWS
PRfJUIClO TAXES UP
WEIGHT AND ROMPS
Beats Classy Field of Sprinters in
the Menlo Park Handieap-Jim
Gaffney Shows Much
improvement

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. C.-Prejuicio,
after receding in price today, scored
an easy victory over some clever
sprinters in the Menlo Park handicap
at Emeryville. 1t was reported that
the horse was lame and there was a
plunge on Binocular, he having the
call at post time. Madman led most
of the way, but Prejuicio had no trou-
BILE passing him. Binocular was third.
Jim Gaffney won the third easily from
Bishop w. Elodia b., off very badly.
was beaten by. Ca1opus in the first.
Kerry, the favorite, led the field home
III the second race. Summary:
First race, ~ furlongs, selling-Calopus,
los (Buxton) won: Elodia b. 1O3 (Martin)
second; Beda, 1O5 (Coburn) third time
1;OS 1-J. Eel Molino. Dixie Dixon, Airle
Falrie Babble, Nondel, Babe Neeley ana
Wicket also ran.
Second race, furlongs, selling-Kerry,
III (Martin), won Galvanic, Ill (Waish)
second; TITUS ii. 107 (Shale) third time
TIA 1-5. Argonaut Pacifico, Wap, Bemay'
Friar of Elgin, Heriyes, Hector and VINO
also ran.
Third race, mile and 20 yards, selling
Jim Gafney 10 (Coburn) won; Bishop W.,
lO2 (Glass) second; Follie L., lO7 Gross;
third time :42 2-5 Keep Moving, CymoaI
and Ellis Richardson also ran.
Fourth race, furlongs, Menlo Park
handicap-Prejuicio, 11O (Mentry) won;
Madman, 1O6 (Smlling) second; Binocular'
SO (Kederis) third; time 800 S-5. Spohh
Del Cruzador, Rapid Water and Rosalllo
also ran.
Fifth race. / mile and 10 yards, selling
Roy Junior, 1O6 (Shilling) won; Mr.. Bishop
1Oi (Walsh), second; J. c. Glen, 1o4 (ked-
Aftermath, silver Line, Lady Kitty st. Al
bans, Laaell, Cuernayaca and Wise Child
also ran.
Sixth race. furlongs, selling-sink
Spring, III (Vosper) won; Gossiper H. lug
CNIentrv) second; Chantilly, ia (Dugan)
tbird: time 1914 2-5. Jnlett Colbert, Tony
Faust, Burning Bush and Little Buttercup
also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
FORM IS OBSERVED
IN RACES AT TAMPA
Public Gets Most of the Change IN
Guessing DueIs with Odds
Layers - Only Upset
in Baby Race

TAMPA, Jan. 6.-Three favorites
and two heavily played second choices
won today. The upset was in the z
vear-old race, when Barney Schreiber's
Louise 3, installed favorite at odds
on, was beaten by Nichols Lady
Lewis. Summary:
First race. 3 furlongs-Lsdy Lewis won
Louise b. second; Petit third; time 80 80
Seoord race. 6 furlongs-E. I. Shipp won,
warner Griswcu second, Autumn Girl thiro'
time l:19
Third race, 5h furlongs-Rohert Poweil
won, Alvise second, Sally Savage third'
time 1:13
Fourth race, furlongs-Darr won Nc
Andrews second, Grace Kimbal thlro' tl"ie
1906 3-5.
Fifth race, furlongs--Bonn!e Bee won,
Fnndamentai second, Lucullus third time
1906.
sixth race, furlongs-stromeiand won, Won
1913 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
ALL STARS IMPROVE
LINEUP FOR SUNDAY
Happy Hogan Is Engaged by Man.
ager Newton and Will Hold
Down First Base and
Coaching Lines

When the All stars mix with the Oc-
cidentals at Chutes park Sunday the
colored boys will know, when the game
is over, that they have met past mas
ters in the game of baseball. The Star
lineup is becoming more formidable
every day. and now that team boasts
Han Hogan as a member. With Happy
on the coaching line, if there is any
thing of the aviation quality in the
makeup of the colored nine, there will
be an ascension without a parachute
jump.
The last time these teams met the
colored boys had "shade" the better
of the argument, but this time Man
ager Newton is opposing them with a
stronger organization, and expects VIC
tory to be on his side at the conclusion
of the contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-07
TWO PERSONS ARE
HURT IN RUNAWAY
Woman Is Dragged by Overturned
Buggy Several Yards and Sustans
Conclusion of Rrain-Com-
panion Injured
Especial to The Herald

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 6.-Miss Eliza
beth Taylor and Henry Taylor of Lank-
ershim met with runaway accident
this morning while coming from theil
home to the Hollywood union higi
school, and as a result Miss Taylor is
suffering from concussion of the brain
in the Sisters hospital, Los Angeles
Miss Taylor's injuries are serious, bu
her companion was only Slightly
bruised.
The two were driving a spirited horse
through the Cahuenga pass when i
became frightened at a piece of paper
1t dashed down the steep grade a
breakneck speed, and in turning Z
short curve the buggy was upset. Mis-.
Taylor was caught by the buggy art
dragged for several yards, but hr
brother was thrown clear of it.
A little over a year ago the two wei
driving the same horse when it ~
came frightened at an auto near rs
same place where it took fright t,E
morning, and has shown fear WIZ
passing the spot ever since.