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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
MISSOURI PLATFORMS MADE
Republicans Endorse Taft's Admins.
tration and Tariff Commission.
DEMOCRATS DECLARE FOR FOLK
Former Governor IL Presented as Cam
dtdste for President-Taft, RoOse-
welt and Cannon Are
Denounced.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Sept i4-Plst-
forms of the democratic and republiran
parties in Missouri we're completed here
today by the party leaders. who have
been in convention two days
The administration of President Taft is
endorsed in the republican platform. which
faYors the principles of a protective tariff
law. reducing the tariff on necessities and
increasing it on luxuries. A tariff com
mission is urged
The conservation Of public domain is fav
ored, and the administrations Of forre,
President Roosevelt and of President Tast
are endorsed for their activity regarding
the conservation of natural resources
Home rule for cities. utility commission.
employers liability law, a new state capitol
and the amendment for the support of the
state university are urged. Governor Had
ley and his administration are endorsed.
Democrats for Folk.
IN the democratic platform Joseph w
Folk. formerly governor is endorsed for
president in 1872. The platform denounces
the Payne-Aldrich tariff law, and declares
Tor tariff for revenue only Criminal prose
cution of trusts is urged.
one plank declares for a merchant mar
me ana strong navy. The party, the
platform declares. favors an employers
liability law, the abolshing of convict
labor, the power Of a utility conmissio,,
for the state board of railroad and ware
house commissioner, new state capItoI
and an amendment providing funds for the
state university.
The solution Of the liquor question ls To-
cal option, according to the platforu
Speaker Cannon is censured and Colonel
Roosevelt and President Taft are de-
The socialist party could not agree On
certain planks Of the platform and one
faction bolted the convention Each fac
ton will ask the attorney general for an
opinion as to which faction is entitled 10
the socialist party name
The democratic and republican conven. |
hons took recess until the platform
committees were ready to report. X |
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
Life Sentence for CIcmcn.on

CHICAGO Sept. H-Motion for an ar
dane Cieminson. found guilty of numbering
ms Wite year ago, was denied by Judge
McSureiy today and the prisoner was for
Hdily sentenced to Imprisonment for life
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
ILLINOIS PRIMARIES Tu,as
candidates Tor Congress and I..r,.,.
ture TO he Named.

Il -
ture TO Re Named.
CHICAGO Sept. I4-In answer 20 ~
1nat fraud would be attempted at tomor-
rows primaries the election board ,od.,.
granted hearing to reufesentatives -,
reform organizations to devise wavs ana
means oil maintaining the integrity Of the
states Attorney Mayn.sn s,s
that he would keep the grand Jury in ~
sion tomorrow for prompt action IN O..
Nloiauons OF the law were discovered
Representatives of the legislature a. ,,.,,
as the national congress will be nomns,oa
.leafy an oil the democratic representa-
yves and senators who voted TO send W.,
Ham LorimeH-to the United STAR. -
are seeking denominations. among 60
Is Lee o'Neil Brown. the democrat -
leader who vas acquitted last wees 80
eharge OF bribery in behalf OF NJ - d
mer's election LORI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

BOSTON, sept iL-After irving out his
Farman hiplane today by circllng the
course at Atlantic once. Grahame- White
assembled CARRYING passenger Miss Cath
crime Reed a high school teacher In Wash
lgton. u. Z.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
Courtney Co.. Distributors, Omaha, Web
A Great Mystery Norel by famous
Authbr
THE WINDOW At THE WHITE car

a Het1 More! by Hdrg Roberts Rinehdrt
In The Window at the White Cat Mrs
Rinehart has provided two full-sized mys-
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double measure and romance is NOT
scanted. the result Is stlll happily proper
ttonate. This double-barrelcd mystery
VIII delight the enormous public won 10
Staircase" The Man IN Lower Ten" and
When Man Marries." the book from
which the play Seven Days" was made.
Illustrated bq 4. T. Killer; pr,ce 81. o.
THE BOBBS-MERRILL Co, Publishers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
JehersOn. Iowa.
Mrs. w. H; BURGER, 100 Cherry st.
Jefferson, Iowa.
Another Woman Cured.

w. NOO d.
Jefferson, Iowa.
Another Woman Cured.
Glenwood, Iowa. -" About threa
years ago had falling and other fe-
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months | was made sound and well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. will always tell my friends
that your remedies cured me, and Won
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DUNN, Glenwood, Iowa.
II you belong TO that countless armv
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of female ills, Just try Lydia Z. Pink
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For thirty years this famous remedy
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If you want special advice write
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Lt Is free and always helpful.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

Persistent advertising in Tie Bee Is The
road ~ Bis ReuurnA . me
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
ST. LOUIS SHOES.
Factory Output ana shipment,

- Tue factory product reported nv 81
Louis shoe manufacturers for the weeI
ending September Sd was 3SSSOS, psits
and shipments by rail and river. were
ii,2oO cases. There is large volume of
direct orders from merchants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
The Weathc
official ForecHstsi

For Nebraska-Unsettled
For lowa-Partly cloudy
TCmDeraturp at Omaha yesterdav.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
MADE
WELLAND
STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

" hCu wy DdOy
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o Id l was com
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P1nkham's Vegeta-
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am real WallO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
Derivdtions from, the Frenc

TIE PdrisiIR air Of distinction Tax
unite remarkably retatnsd IN these mod
lions for american OOmen Of small
proportions - and tie touch Of til,
trench masters are seen in even TIL
most inexpensive garments.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
T,oo ModeIsIot SpecYIn

IRE hereW. giesH 3htdg r desci iption. No prtnte,
,criew ofttept 50 itqpate " reUe,iing me beauty
these qarnSeats we shall Be god u shoD hem az,
you tciH not b. urged to purchase.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
Afternoon and Street GolOns for
SMALL WOMEN

Rare opportunity for selection from tie wottiest
and fa 10 fokow our convictions enable to offer the most
extensive assortment Of eGcyusUe gowns small
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17
GUN SHOOT JUNE 18th, i4th, 18th.

The Hickman Gun Club has just
, received registered papers allowing
IL to hold a registered shooting tour
nament on the above dates.
They have the assurance that pracs
tically all OF the best shots in the
United States viii be ON hand. as
these dates are between the Southern
Handicap, which will be held this
year at Columbus, Ca, and the Grand
American Handicap. which will be
held in Chicago, a week after the
shoot in Hickman.
II is fully expected that there will
be shooters from almost every state
in the union, and will be much larger
crowd than was here last year, al
though this was one OF the best shoots
pulled off in the South, and Hickman
was "shot on the map" as many peo-
Pile were here TO this shoot and will
be back again that probably never
would have heard of the town, as To-
cal merchants can vouch for the big
benefits derived from this shoot, be-
sides business that they got and will
get since.
IL may be surprise to some peo-
Pile TO know that this shooting game
in the last year, has attracted over
$40. 100000 of foreign capital invested
In homes, etc, in Hickman, besides
several hundred dollars per month
being scattered among our local mer-
chants Of every class.
The club expects TO make a much
stronger effort TO surpass any shoot
that was ever pulled off in the south.
and on account of its advantages of
being so near Reelfoot Lake. Missis-
sippi River, and near by fishing and
hunting streams, to get more of the
moneyed sportsmen (they are all
good spenders) interested in winter
homes, bungalows, and club houses.
and before many years, have more
millionaires coming TO Hickman in
their private cars. turning loose their
coin among us. than any little city
in the south.
The people of Hickman made fine
Impression with the sportsmen that
were here. and every man that was
here last season is talking Hickman
Shoot" boosting IL and expects TO
attend this year. and bring. several
others with him.
There will be several hundred Wis
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17
poRENA NOTES.

J. o. King went To Medley Thurs
day on business.
Clara Townsend was in Hickman,
Saturday. shopping.
Mrs. John Pickett was In Hickman
Saturday shopping.
l.. l.. Hinshaw has returned from
short visit in East Prairie.
Rev. King, of Martin, will preach
at Locust Grove next Sunday.
Will Higgins visited J. II. Picketts
family. in Hickman. Sunday.
Johnnie Futch and Chas. Ray had
business in Charleston, Sunday.
Melvin Lawrence, of Hickman. Wis
tied his aunt, Mrs. J. o. King. recent
ly.
Andy Claywell, of Hickman, was
here Sunday the guest Of Jas. Tan
HERSHEY.
Opal Crawford and Mamie Farmer
were visitors in Hickman Saturday
night and Sunday.
Millie Hinshaw, Of Hickman. was
the guest of Mary Polhamus Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Most Of the low land is overflow
ed at this writing but we hope that
by the time we come again the water
will be back in its banks.
Miss Bernice Roger spent last
week with her sister at the home
OF Mrs. b. Parham.
Miss Ina Roger closed a very sue
cessful school at Stubs school house
Friday.
Misses Ethel and Swan Naylor Wis
tied Mrs. B. Parham last week.
VIM. Newton visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
B. c. Stubs visited in Fulton last
week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17

itors here from three to ten days.
and each man will spend on an av-
erage of $40 per day among our To-
cal people. besides It will attract
visitors from our nearby towns and
country. and Hickman should put ON
her best front to entertain them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17
Extending the Wireless.

Consul Lester Maynard OF vladi.
.0.,ok. advises that the Russian sov.
lament has decided to send an Il.
80 OF the telegraph department 70
as United states for the purpose Il
.,t,nr arrangements with CONS
,msr,ean wireless company 90 that
communication may be established bs.
,..sp The United states and the wire.
~. station TO be built a. Kamschst.
!. The siberian peninsula sxtendins
40 the Bering sea ana opposits
lhska
United States Wearing Away.
ne United states IL wearing down
a, the average rate Of one inch In 7s5
Years This result IL computed from
N Years OF stream gauginE and water
,p,lysis by the geological survey. the
.onneer corps Of the army and me
,,.,her bureau. supplemented bv
,ome state and municipal work. The
dreams carry OF each year an aver.
a., ~ s. tons OF dissolved solids and
ls tons Of suspended matter for each
.oyare mile Of surface equivalent 70
,o,al OF 10000. 900 tons OF dissolved
and SIS. 900. 900 tons Of suspended mat.
isf,
One and a half cups OF brown sugar.
,hree iourths OF a cupful Of butter;
cream butter and sugar; add three
sss, two cdpfuls Of hour. one cupfuI
Of chopped walnuts. one and . half
eup'uls OF seeded raisins. one level
,easpoonful Of soda dissolved In q
little DO, water. MiI well. adding the
sOur last Drop from a teaspoou inn
battered tins and bake slowly.
Qualified.
Your Ad in the paper says yov
vln, an experienced skirt fnisher.'
as the applicant TO the head OF the
lasles tailoring nrm.
Yes, sir. Are you onef'
I certainly am. I've been ridius
b sfSsesd street cars s,ry nigh,
he Eve yeArs--st Louis stAr.
o
There is strong talk 81 an effort
being made TO have the electric fans
IN this city to start month earlier
Aprn Let instead OF May ist) this
PEAR II We need them earlier. let's
have them-the Hickman Ice A Coal
Co 4 Wiling.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17

from Wellman was Sunday noon at
which time he had broken the record
for the length OF time for balloon in
the air.
The news Of the electrical storm
caused grave alarm to those waiting
for news at this point and led to re.
doubled efforts to get In touch with
the party, while the promise was made
that government tug would be sent
at once to rescue the expedition IL this
was deemed necessary.
Through the night and early hours
today wireless stations along the
North Atlantic coast continuously
queried. attempting to get in touch
with the American or with some
steamship which knew the where
abouts and condition of the balloon. It
was believed today that the first wire
less report from Wellman would come
from q steamship. II the leader Of the
expedition continued In his determine
ton to keep towards Europe.
Transatlantic liners were all asked
for news from the balloon and outgo-
ing ships, equipped with wireless, were
asked to make every. effort to commu-
nicate with the balloon and relay the
messages to wireless points along the
coast.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
DAVIS PLAYS FIRsT sAsE.

third. Baker cut into Z fast ono 1n6
hammered the hall against the right
field fence. u went 10r double. Cox
Inns scoring. Dayis out. NOlmtyro 70
Chance. One rum One hit1 Oae or
ror. One left.
NlNTA INNING.
Chicago Tinker bunted = foul
which Thomas muffed Thinker than
lined 4 clean single u ceut6r and
went to second when Strunk funbled
the ball. king smashed ! single To
center, Tinker scoring Beaumont bat.
ted for Mcintyre. Kane running for
King. Beaumont was out Collins to
Davis. Kane taking second. Sh0ckard
struck out. Schultz walked. Hoffman
forced Kane to Baker. unaasisted. Ono
run. Two hits. Two errors. One lett.
Score by innings:
Phila. 80 210O o Os1 x-4 s 3
Chicago 20 o O o o o o o III 5 3
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
JAY ESTATE

2 + 3
Naomi Jay. the widow OF the late
Allen Jay. well known Quaker
preacher. In q settlement with his
heirs, conveyed her interest In the
estate to them for $1,000. and for $500
additional which the heirs agreed 70
pay Anna Harrison for services which
she had rendered for the decedent.
The widow had life estate IN the
decedent's personal property and tho
title Of the residence property was
vested in her name n long ~ she
lived. The total amount Of the Per
sonal property II approximately 4l3r
900. according to petition which was
filed by the Dickinson Trust company
executor OF the estate, to sell the Per.
sonal property and comply with the
terms OF the late Allen Jays will. His
two sons and his grandson were his
heirs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
As a Result Three Well Known
!. Boys Got Drunk and Ar
rests Followed.
ONE BOY FOUND IN GLEN
YOUNGSTERS At THE HOME OF
ONE DISCOVER BOOZE IN THE
ABSENCE OF THE FAMILY AND
TAPPED IT.

One Of the lamentable cases that
was heard in the city court this morn.
ing was that Of three well known lads,
charged with public 'intoxication. AL
entered pleas Of guilty and were fined
the usual sum and the story Of the
case did not come out in the hearing
None OF the young men has before
been In trouble and there was q dis.
position to give them . fair chance
to save their regulations az far a.
possible as 1t was felt they would
not make the same mistake again.
1t does not appear that the three
young men had any intention Of in.
dulging in the flowing bowl when
they congregated at the home OF one
Of them. But there was no one else
In the house yesterday and in the in.
vestigation that the boys put under
way they discovered some fermented
grape juice in the cellar. which had
stood for some years. They decided
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17

Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-THE annual
worlds championship baseball series
opened here this afternoon between
Chicago. National league champions,
and Philadelphia, American league
champions. The crowd was so vast
that rule was made that hit into
the throng would count only for two
bases. Two of the first on the field
before the opening of hostilities was
Manager Chance and Pitcher Overall
of the Cubs and the crowd greeted
them with mighty cheers. Overall
was picked for slap work for the Cubs
and Big Chief Bender was nominated
by Connie Mack to twirl for the Ath.
letics. Both men warmed up nicely
and appeared to be in splendid condi
ton for pitching duel. Just before
play was called Manager Chance ord
cred all photographers off the field.
FIRST INNING.
Chicago-Sheckard struck out
Schultz was caught stealing second on
hit and run play, Thomas to Collins
Hoffman out, Collins to Davis.
Schultz made his safety by single
over Barry's head to left field.
Philadelphia-Strunk out. Steinfeldt
to Chance. Lord hit the first bal
pitched and was out on fly to Hoff
man. Collins singled. Collins out
king to Zimmerman. No runs. One
hit. None left No errors.
SECOND INNING.
Chicago-Chance grounded out, Bar
ry to Davis. Zimmerman fouled Out
to Baker. Steinfeldt out. Baker te
Davis. No runs. No hits. No errors
None left.
PhiladeIphia-Baker lined out a hi,
over third for two bases. It went into
the crowd. preventing q homo run
Davis sacrificed, Chance to thinner
man. Murphy singled. scoring Baker
Murphy stole second Barry ground
ed to Steinfeldt and was out Il
Chance. Murphy went to third. Over
all got Thomas in hole with two
strikes. then went wild and handed
him a pass. Bender hit line drive
which Zimmerman got and fumblet
and Murphy scored while Thomas
went to second. Strunk followed Will
line drive into left and Sheckard grab
bed It after run. Two runs Two
hits. One error. Two left
THIRD INNING.
Chicago-Tinker grounded out Il
Collins. With the count two and
three, King hit high fly which Ben
der caught In front Of the plate. Ov
lerall slashed q grounder near second
which Barry fielded brilliantly, mailing
his man At first No runs. No hits
No errors. None left.
Philadelphia-Lord stepped into the
first bali pitched and sent 1t far over
Hoffman's head into the center field
crowd for two bases. Collins pushed
down q perfect bunt for . sacrifice
and was out, Chance to Zimmerman
Lord. going to third Baker took .
ball and . strike and then drove 4 low
clean single to Sheckard's field, Lord
scoring There was 4 conference
around the pitchers box, but Chance
gave Overall another chance. Dayia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17

Wade. Jr., of Cleveland, who Won
third place In the elimination races
September II. forfeited and Louis vor
Publ was substituted. The entries fol
the race are as follows:
Condor. Faure. pilot; Schmoick
aid. France.
Million Club. Won Publ. pilot;
O'Reilly. aid. Germany.
Axurea. Messner, pilot: Giraudan
aid. Switzerland.
Hamburg III, Vogt. pilot. Germany
Isle da France, Leblanc. pilot; De
Mumm. aid. France.
st. Louis. No. I, Honeywell, pilot
Tolland, aid. United tSates.
Helvetia. Schaeck. pilot; Armbrus
ter. aid. Switzerland.
Dusseldorf II. Gericke, pilot; Per
klns. aid. Germany.
America II. Hawlev, pilot: Post
aid. United States.
Germania. Abercron. pilot; Blanck
ertz, aid. Germany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
SUIT IS DISMISSED

Elizabeth Mays has dismissed her
suit against Allen Jackson to cancel
deed and for reimbursement on real
estate from the Circuit Court II was
alleged by the Mays woman who Ii m
son, also colored. had fraudulent1y OBJ
tanned possession Of her property On
South Sixth street. IAN AFFIDAVIT was
filed in the criminal court against
Jackson. charging him with obtaining
money from the Mays woman by
fraudulent means. The records do NOT
show that this affidavit has been dis-
missed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
HURT IN FOOTBALL
Earlham Player, Dalton Lew
is, Now at a Hospital at :
Cincinnati, Ohio.
HIS RECOVERY EXPECTED

Dalton Lewis. the Earlham quarter
back, who was painfully injured in the
game with the University Of Cincin-
natl football team on Saturday after
noon at Cincinnati IL reported out Of
danger by Coach Thistlethwaite. who
returned from Cincinnati on Sunday
evening. Lewis made an open tackle
and strained ligaments in his neck. It
was at first thought that possibly the
vertebrae was fractured. He was TAX
en- to hospital in Cincinnati where
he now is but will be removed to this
city Tuesday or Wednesday. Lewis
lives in Van Vert, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
Event Is international, France,
Germany, Switzerland and
the United States Being
Represented.
FLIGHT OF GAS BAGS
LATE THIS AFTERNOON
Some Of the Most Noted Aero.
nauts in the World will Pilot
the Balloons Big Prizes
Offered.
tAmer,can News Service,

81. Louis. Oct. l7.-Ten OF the great.
cot balloon pilots In the world were
at the aviation grounds Of the Aero
club Of 81. Louis preparing for the
start at A:So o'clock this afternoon
Of the international balloon race. for
the James Gordon Bennett cup.
The aeronauts represent France.
Switzerland. Germany and the United
States. Alfred Leblanc. the French
pilot. u the favorite In the betting.
He has been second in two other
races for the cup. to which 10 attach.
ed cash prise Of $l.700. In addition
cash prises Of $4,000 are offered for
the balloons travelling farthest.
Imitation OF the balloons was started
at = O'Clock this morning and several
thousand persons crowded the Aeld
despite the darkness OF the early
hour.
A hundred policemen were neces-
ssrv ~ keep back the crowds from
~. ,rking balloonists and to pre-
vel the onlookers from smoking. A
lighted match or cigar possibly would
have been fatal to . hundred or more
persons because Of the combustibility
OF the oxygen gas used In the bal.
looms.
To De Spectacular.
That the big race win b the most
spectacular America has seen was
Deedicted BY experts here today. The
weather this morning 10 perfect
clear and cool. and II the temperature
Semains throughout the day. good
atart 10 certain.
The Arst balloon viii leave at 4:3o
o'sjock and the rest follow At minute
'~aAevalA AZ the last minute. J. H.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
what different from that given by the

what different from that given by the
Others He says he went to the house
where the trouble occurred early Sun
day morning and asked to share In
the beer that was being passed
around. II seems that he Was not
met In the most friendly manner. be
ing told to get out and that missiles
Of various kinds were hurled at him.
In order to protect himself Gianni
drew his trusty razor and ~ Ciane
CHANGED to be the nearest to him. he
was the victim Of the telling strokes
that were made. It does not appear
hat Gianni had any grievance against
ciane more than he had against the
others. but that he was defending HIM
self against the general attack that
he says was made on him. It 10 the
understanding that his defense will be
self defense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
THE WEATHE

STATE AND LocAL-ProbabIy sbo~.
ers tonight and Tuesday. Not
much change IN Temperature.