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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
Notes.


y oar ts@-uhtr N-p"rr9r-
Ca4nrsfssr s1Ineanrou is re-
tg-nesf from Iaelxs0a w-sss be
Ess been the <rrafer nirt 81 the
last sxe weeks m the interest Of
sn~ University apgsapria4g.a
The -ssaP9s Vs sas..tY ~ 81 {
uuHaeroas rspsirS "a weE ~
tsi.lIags ard ze ssaee~eiy &c
the Legislature vail reaEari %
ggsr Deeds
Prot s. W. Bed aai >s-.--as-y
y L. Esss have also bee. m
IacSsp1 f1r several days
The University Ggee Cis.h las
lsrst returned f-on 49, -4-llsl
trt1 % shieh hey gave p..rt s-r9-
ancs- in Corinth. Eocn WIFE,
h1sciEs. S1. T. &c an s.4-i
ors- they nsa.is a dec5l-,a e7s
~ each town aad report ths u11-s
Sr1ls hearted hospitality mi lsv
IN snaarrAinFrerf Accorded ta .m
lls-srs- EsriciSef. B.asl..v 1a,t
- tiaryty awe gone % rher re-
-pee5Ive ns1me= % r-cuperaus a.
Ter an 1rsac ( % re grippe.
lark Ggess i "a tn hsl-nft'.
critieally Do With paeunur
E-si Ellne0rew. Nh8 Ia
1seu N ne h1=plfal with . spra1r
esi aaSlss- - NOW able % be agt.
Raui Laaicu1sr Brow r ar. r.
NireheH nave VitnIraxr tr,1r
-'-taut - accrVe roSsrsus "a
Greeuw1oss IA der1phis re<pee,
fully
The basket ball ts-su mas rs-
turned .frpu a "trip ext-udls< -
tar a Joue-boro- Arx- They
played TIE J1uesboro elltar1su.s
az tne south and 5he Nateur- and
she & ~ NJ 81 Memphis SaaE-.
l1-JnS all three games shey wen
much favorable cutzm=a1 un sheir
close playing and geu-iemauly
cuuducf-
Dur rising yUgag b11hv-sg--
Witty Farley Du.k=rsnu. ytaagv-
Johnston and AIleu hssVs rssurr-
ed from an extended STAY Ia eha
legislative halls.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
TFtE SrSgTER eF ENSaEFO ORA
Tor OE-
T1yIOr NSrCautilS Co..

1 blfs corporate Tile - Etui e@mpa
Hy L. TAXLolE " CAMILLE CossPxSv.
Fite names 9f sAe mnoruogazars
are
C-E- sisk- pert Office UEfog,i- lIa.s
Mrs. Z L ,isiS- pass-afii,e, O.st1eIi-
Mlfx
LH- Lasshee. pe~r-offirr. Oxford.
slr--.
H Inner eu4s-uffi-,, TtyElr.
Mrs.
IL P'ryear- psst-etIice- rayEsr-
Mr.
> L. Growing post -effies- TavIar-
IIiss.
) The tnnnirile r. at Taylor, Lazy
erre Cognty- Sests # 1iRssisssippi
The Amount OF eapsfsIL stock Is
st5.paa-a9-
3 The par value Of shares II One
Hundred On hIrs per siinrp-
= Tire perfo.i er exis.i Tnse NOT to
exceed fifty wears ~ = years
. The purpose f,sr xili0a e "a ereat-
ed rs Ta csErry 81 ! reuer1l aierehan-
diss anf supply business, 20 boy and
sci 1--we stock and resII or personal e.
rars. with al tine powers Iaeui,euH 60
slai business
When ale-ehIrvt Of the capital stock
81 Eais. 'erpora1ion has been actually
1aRi IN &c r1ay Organize for business
The sggelS-h0l,tsr. Of said Company
-I.rv nian1gsp IT, affairs, or theV Hlav
sI.s,,t a B.laryi 0t Directors 70 tn ~
fixing tine number thereof
The first uieetini- ee psr$ors IN N
-nrss5 NAV be esEIlssi hy ous OF the SIX
persons. herein nEmlsts. ami noln.s Of
he time and pl;zee amt purpose Il sliG
meeting NAV De gwen to other persons.
n interest orally long enough before
-hea meeting rD give tire 10 lsueuti, Z
md Il this nnesIHg sfs,- C9rparIsn. u
rav 0r-EIuisse.
The suoeix-lia itfer-s siisHlf mae ann
All. unless otherwise prvvuiett.
: The rights 1ad powers zhar NAV
BE- exercised BY z4ir corporations ARE
nose -oufsrreff By the provisions Of
CHAPTER n NIisi-zIppf essita, tafs.
J. \ BRnx1s
4ssss. = &. Sn~K-
J n ,>EsHEE-
Z -l-K
F. f. LEyDEE-
y l. PCKVEkR-
ls.-rrporI1grs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

For the above occasion the It.
hnnrs Central Railroad co. VIII
have Ia effect the extremely Iox
rate Of 5000 foe THE round tr5tr-
C0rrespoudingty H1x rarez from
ali points Tickets on sale E-5-
3 T. > 3 and 1Lh- Return i5uFir
Feb I9th- BY deposit VI tIskeI
and upon payment oe 81 0U ri.eisaa
may BE- extended until March ata
Fer the accuuucGari1u of Jt=
patrons thIs cunps1y VIII operate
Il local sleeper frGn v arsr Val
ley 20 New Orleans on tram Ne >
For further IafcrmI-llu rsH On
or address,
e. - Grauberry. + A. oxford
n : Hllne=- q. T e.. ia ksUu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

'A.t Tsa-A4Etl@N~ 80 Tn n
l0-stl An Hon f. F. .B,aS.sls.
Corr1lssg9ueF gf Agriculture amt
Pruf- F. p Garner Il tire \ &N
College vii 1Girpss the Cerr
Club boys farmers and teaeners
Of Lafayette County n the court
house in Oxford
Teachers IN the rural schools
are requested to announce thI-
meeting At the schools ard ur.-e
the attendance Of al boys over 10
years Of age Boys Wlo are not
already members Of the Corn
Club can jun as this meeting
Al farmers are arp invited o. at
tend and 1t = very important
that the rural teachers be present
IL costs nothing nothing To IOfn
the club As many handsome
prizes have been g1eraf- the boy
have al to gain AMI u0th5ne to
boss By entering TIE contest
Purposes Of ths CLnh-IE. To
masa country lie m1re attractive
and farming E1Oce pruIsahls-
nd To m1iSe the -t1iy 0G
agriculture IN the pubic schools
more PraeeIeaI and IEssreslIEg-
;j-I- To make tie rural en-
vIruume1s OF Lafayette County
children a pure stimulus 10 an
aIl-1ruuBd sdGc1lpu-
tsh- BY making people more
prosperous thus enabling them
% take a better advantage Ut the
publts schools
5th- To encourage -ofI study.
soil improvement batter eal1lva-
l0r- seed selection. etc
6sh- To enforce the idea that
farmers ased a. thorough mental
training a. professional men,
Rules Of the Club
1-t- Boys must Dc between 20
and II years OF age and must De
enrolled IN some public school Of
the county
md No boy shall contest for
a prize unless ne I0I1s the clu6-
3rd- Members arusG agree 70
read Instructions and bulletins
sent 1heu-
s5h- Each boy should plan his
own crop do ms own work and
make 4 written rept1rr a. to how
and wnen All WORK was done
Jsh- Boys should cultivate
either one acre or half N acre
the land To be measured by the
boy himself. assisted by his rsaeh
ct or soue other reliable person
6th. The amount OF yield must
De certified To by eaeh boy also
by TWO Glsinterestad persons who
at the discretion Of the county
superfaleudeut VIII be required
10 make oath ID their statements
Tth- Corn may be measures
dy weighE In aerarianee with the
f9iIOw1ag rule shell enough To
iii 4 bs1SheI measure level full
then WeiSa- eoos- grain and
husks and add them I1gether-
This viii give tne number Of
mounds Of err eurn ID shell one
ou-hsl-
str In awarding prizes the
f1Il0w5rr basis viii De used
County Prizss-tIrst prize f0r
greatest yield per aere IN county
sscoud prize f0r sseosd best yield
per acre In county and third
prize for third best yield per acre
IN county Prizes viii De given
for first. second and third best
ten ears raised In the county and
for frst. second and third best
z51rEe ear raised IN the c0Urty-
Beat prTzes-EIrss prize for the
greatest weld per acre N e1ch
=1uervI=lr's heat second prize
for second greatest yield pei
acre IN each supervisor beat
and third prize for third best ylsld
uer acre N each SUPERVISOR oeaE
FIRST. second and third przsa tor
Frss. SECOND and third best ten
ears in each supervisor beat
and ffrst, secOup and third prizes
for Irst. second and third Eest
single ears IN each bead
H. T. SMrrE-
.,,-+,- -Hrrrzrf m tszudart.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
Noticx to .hs PusIc.

! have bean appointed County
AduIni-trator ilr the county Of
Latlvstra and have given bond
AMI omitted according % law
I therefore -oIIcis BUSINESS and
Pr~ui=e faithful hope=r and eec-
noGcal service IN hau4Iag es-
Gates Intrusted % me-
J. W. T. FNLKyER- IR-.
County AdmiuI-grar0r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
County superintendent

II troubled with indigessIou- eonstI-
sari1u. no sppssi1s. 0r feei Oil Ias-
FTgs s-nar1l1ss ksiais Stomach ami LHv
= rx5Iets a trial 44G you VIII De pleas
- vIr1 sas result fh@ss E=1isszs IN
xi.rarxre til. stomach AMI liver ana
ss--rrrnsn the iHihs ssaI1g- Sold oy
N sealerS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

I @aI resuirut agent flr the "a
nous tS'l=1ar,i Corset. SEQ highly
recuun@u,isd by @r uh0 have
trte't -heuf. PE1ne Led f1r par
-icuiars-
Hiss Cz-NroE Harris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

aEsnek af sne grip = STssn ral1s-w
"a ax q p-rsisssoa e'sa9n WI -
ruany braves 4 xreA- 10y ~
Cnaube<h4inhs C1uz1 5Sm5lt -
Fysen extensively used a1d wl1n .sot-
.,,ccszs sur she rSlzer an1 cure y as
e,su.rh- Mazy cases aass Den el.E'a
xfr-r Al srnsr remedies nsi aali<o-
sad eE all d-ssEisrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

This = % certify that the iru
q H0iIoSeiI & E.ascu has been
1nsst we'd
H0LL0WELL 4 ENSCN-
Flyhor. Mss, jan Z. 1910
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
ArNNnNI.Ertf -.

sstssse 81 VI isssissEupt,
C7u1zty OF Lafayette
Tsks d.Iv personally Appeared before
ne. the undersigned 1utSrariEyr } a
Browning OF f1yiorr Miss Incorpoc1-
tor af rne corporation known ~ The
Tay5Bg Mercantile 80 w10 acxnow-
Is.stgssi chat be- signed and executed
the Above amt foregoing articles OF IN
eurparBEsou as his act and deed en-
tins the 9Th day January isla-
" T. ANDERSON,
Ngsarv Public.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

2-o0o bushels os Improved King
',aston seed AZ 81 90 p-r bushel-
-.sFeei1Itr desirable tor llse plant
up ami Tor nw tlnd--
B. T. NNEEETTE.
Nlrkeste- Mss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

prominent business evrunr IA
u2rcrv-- always rsnas,i- paying L
Per cs1E on pence asked This
olrsr nlsts tlr ggleS sal. By owe
err FOR particulars 4p7sy 10 tins
gfice-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

A tew minutes delay IN treating
some cases at eruup> even the length
az time il takes to % tor a DOCTOR Of
ten proves dang rogs Fhe safest
way il Ia keep Cham5srttiufs Cough
Remedy m the naus~. and Al the first
i1sfieaEinu az eruup give the child n
dose. Pheasant 20 talke and AWAY ,
cures Sold 1y al tezlers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

Thbs ssly personally appeared before
ne. the undersigned sutnorrtyr = Il.
Under ansf A. l. PurysaE- both o.
rayIos. A,ss-- L1ecrrorIr0rs &C the eur
0aclnicn known h. Fhe Fsyinr Meg
I,.I.TiTT.s IN wIfo acknowledged thL5
Ekev signed ami exerursd tine above
ard fSreguirx ARTICLES OF Ineorrc -21lon
~ their act and deed, oa sa1is Eaa Eth
Cfav OF January, 1914
j. p SEX, Notary P'-hlle-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

This day personally appeared be
fore ne, the undersigned anSlorIryr z
z. SisIx- Mrs Z Z Sisk and j. Il Law
shee- All OF Oxford. Miss Eleurpar1-
ucrs Of the corporation known ~ The
ravh1r Mercantile CO. who ack1oWt-
edged that tfiey <ix1ed aELa executed
the E1rszuing ARTICLES OF nncUrporauon
ss their act and deed On TINS the 37th
d.Iy OF January, I9I1-
NJ r. BEDwy NOTIFY Runl1e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
4. DIRECTORY.

rf7g-ET-Iss4ss First Mon
ne rnf December 4 e.
| e-A- " SSsrsr- Marshal :
gee. DISTRICT Attorney L
e -ls'z-
|rOEET-Nests the second
l. lr1rch aast September
b. Judge
l. RF-yIescs Fcar-h
J. lL1y AID November l.
4. & hlace4er-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

Cal upJ- D. Cook Pr ~ No
70 I1r stowe wool Prumps de-
livery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

p CE RCHES
VI D. ResiLesraz,-
E-eiEeaizg every Sunday
EaI aIghz-
r -csss1 Fsarf4u-Rev W l.
EaS5Or7 PreaehIng every
for-IHg and night
p W l. B.1ruu- pastor
Every sunday morning and
Rev : G. Park pastor
3 every Sunday morning
2av- C. D. Bruxr. rector.
every inst and third Sun
EI1Eznh-
st-Eev- A. B. Morris,
ervless every irxs Sztar-
las1aY N earn mouth
RET SOCIETIES
z1z Lodge ScA IL r. & A.
= enwEzniSzsioEn the drss
n@1E IN each ucnrh- c.
NJ Gay B. rzFfnr, see
hzeeer SoN IL Il A. NJ
eanvucadC1 third rhnrx-
II each month r. l..
H P Guy b T.yinr;
gr C0G-eH Va IL E. & $
1r.t thursday might n
Pr r A. Moore T. T. VI;
~ or 2senrtser-
p S1- o. NO VII 4
& g. " zrsxk1~ ezerk-
z--ze meets the frzt FIJI
n e1eh nou1h-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
Local ana
Personal,
OCC


'e7aAy Wa< ground hog day
NJ T. v. Avsns = On the -s,k
ut this week
The Board Of S4pervisors vi
eouvsns Monday
Nrs H c. Stroue has bsr,
quite s1eS since Sunday
The tax assessor * prsraria,
% make his annual visit.
Nr. Wade Webster listed a
friend At CasweI Sunday
Mrs Z O. NJ Rsybu-u. If
Toeco7'oIa- spent Nousay kere-
Rev ) R. Robertson. az Too
coFoA1- . reported serruslv ID
Mss Mary vTcS Rowland r.
tu-nec from CoEeeviEEs Tusss51v
Dr. = 2 Lizdsr spent several
days In Pamela County LAST week
Mrs 4 2 CaIEAxay has been
SICK with The grip az tbs week
Dr. p W Rsxlant wa IN
1ii-2scu Tuesday and " s,tns@Eav
Mr. J. z Ss5ckstIIl- OF PRav
uns- visited Oxf1eTf f--ar,ss -
week
E-s- J. E Br1wu. Of warr7u-
= the guest az SIrs- p T. Mat
cne-s-
Mrs 2 l. Riley returned vel
nss'1ay from Il visit % rsIarIve.s
IN Lula
Mrs G. x War,Elaw n wishing
Ter daughter. Mrs Robert Wen
DEL IN Aoerieeu-
Mrs > H Logan was the host
ess tor the Forty Two CIub lasr
Thursday af5ern0ou.
MIS- E N Lowe spent a lev
lew digs last week IN New Or
LEAFS visiting friends
IIss Oua Collier vino has been
yusIIIngIn Memphis anu the Delta
returned hone Tuesday
Mr. PsyrO1 SNpxitb, Of St.
LoUlss spens I1zE week with ~
SISTERS. the Misses Snipxish-
Mrs Lem z Oldham has re-
tUruest-frou visit 10 her mother
Mrs H G. Niles IN kds.iuss1-
Mr. and Mrs J. e. EuuIvertlu
were called 10 tie c5Grry Tues-
day by the serious Illness Of Irs-
Joe Moody
Mrs Dr. Bazks, Of Abbev1Is-
= spending the E-sx here - tl=
guest OF her daughter. Mrs J. =
IaaksrsIey-
Mr. W C. WIbanss and son.
W q. r., Of New ALsazy, visit
ssi Eae family Of LII Il = hickey
the past week
We cordially welcome Mr. and
Mrs g G. Stepheas n elrzsas
Of Oxford 1hey moved snIs
week % University street
Burning grass n the yard af
Mr. e. W. buTaIoe- r.. monday
afternoon caused an alarm 8I
ire The damage was sight
Freddie Keys. OF T0ccoPoIa,
returned home frum the Delta
few days ago very sex 1nd nIs
condition. l. euuSh1sre1 SERIOUS
The taxes are coming Ia rapid
Iy, Saturday being the banner
day the sheriff receiving uore
than -. 000 tax money that day
There viii De a regular meeting
Of T. 3 GatnrIGhs Lodge No 81.
2 & A. NJ tonight II I'D Al
members are urged L De present
Mrs z O. pavdson entertaia-
ed with 3 F0rty-Tw0 party >atur
day aftarn0oD IN honor OF Mrs
2Obsrs sultan u " alter. Okla
The David Reese and Ann
Kennedy Chapters Of the D. \
R-viI meet with Mrs r. NJ
LsaveH Saturday afternoon 1t )
O'Clock
Tbs nrany friends of Mr. aHd
Mrs. NJ L. GAosrs viii regret 20
learn Of the GeaEh OF their 5-ysar
old baby Of PueGuonia at Money
Friday
! Mr. CearEiL=r W0riey has SUI
ScSenrIv recovered fruuI hIs pro-
tracred spell Of typhoid fever a.
Weir. ID return heue and = re-
covering skl~iy-
L Mr.. n s. Higgins has accept
e. a Position with the grocery
irra Of Mr. J. N Gtpson- Inc
NOrsh side regrets 70 see MN
transferred
The early RecoIlecsuus Of
Oxford" by that 64-Feas-otd
Oxford bay. viii ee sppr~erated
waI on our rsaeters- the cider
..sx5-.a--= aSrecfaIlv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

r-~sssi z K TE< Lack
Ira sss1s <Df
- eszwsa AZ : Z ; =
anx--x ~ as =
80. Arxx-xr ~ IS : x
.--4<s4 AZ SIS g
~FE sT-E1s4
s.--s4ass ~ -'f-.Es \ =
- -.
80 s--swes --rs ; =
- s.-E-sz n I'D , =
eruwz-1 ~ A -1f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03
nNTST.

\ Z. 8 ELL
DENTIST
|, Miss
\ On the second VI ednes-
\ r-om-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

The Chi Ousgs Sorority VIII
entertain their friends FRIDAY
night with a reception a. sae
hrrue az Mr.. and Mrs j. L Neil
Suu ON South street
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

The early Recollecsluus Of
Oxford" by that 64-yeas-oid
Oxfurd bay. viii ce appreefalsd
hr All on our reaters- the Cider
eSxfzens especially.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

S<ll On -O01A -eAGN~
AnsxaminaE5on will De held IN
the ea1nty court house Saturday
O'Clock sharp oy Postmaster
Hov-T for white census enume-
r.rtass Tor Oxford snd LaFayeEle
County
wa return THANKS 70 Aessrs- j.
A. MeLarsy, AIezanter Hull L
n Torranee, 4 j. Ellis. J. "
| Miller. R. A. Shaw T. Il Tar
/ rsrt. zaad John Stewart Tor appcs-
Grated favOFs-
We received s'r1Osr hIgniy A
{. rrseis1ed visit Monday froan rev
II E Cznningnar- now 49,; 49,.
AZ Holly Springs- HIS oA9rD
friends sszE regret that eireanI
Srxaees nsaessitzEsd the Fsnosa
az aia1sslf and family IRON eai
city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-03

Nr- Wade Webster ~fsissd a
lrisnt n CasweIL Sur.fav-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
For the Woman That's Fat.

Detroit physician says that the
cheapest and safest mixture a fat
woman who wants to get thin can use
is y ounce Marmola (get it in the
original 15-ounce package). Y ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and
31z. ounces Peppermint Water. The
proper amount to take is teaspoonful
after meals and at bedtime.
These ingredients may be obtained
from any druggist at small cost, and
make a combination that is not only
excellent as fat reducer being able.
it is claimed. to take off pound a day
without causing wrinkles, but is also a
splendid help to the system as a whole.
regulating the stomach and bowels
(where the fat persons troubles begin)
and clearing the skin of pimples and
blotches. No exercise is required to
help the remedy in its work and, best
of all. no dieting is necessary while
taking it-you can eat what you like,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
WISEMAN CRASHES
At The RENO MEET
Santa ROsan in Biplane Falls
Forty Feet, but Escapes
Uniniured
Especial Dispatch to The Call

RENO, Nov. 17.-wrecked In his
most successful flight before the Reno
public, Fred Wiseman of Santa Rosa
narrowly escaped injury at the race
track today when his bipIane was prac-
tically demolished. Rising 40 feet from
the ground the birdman was caught in
an air eddy from the grandstanG,
which he overtopped. This overset his
machine, sending 1t crashing to earth.
Wiseman was thrown out, but stls-
tanned no injuries. When up about 40
feet the biplane commenced to drop,
diving straight toward the earth, when
Wiseman managed to regain control
and altered its course slightly, bring
ing it back to an even keel It plunged
to earth, the motor spinning furiously,
and struck squarely in an frrigating
ditch, thus preventing the wheels from
revolving and allowing a safe alight-
ing.
There was a crash when the wheels
crumpled underneath and jammed
through the bottom plane and one of
the wings bent and snapped.
The birdman shut off his engine as
he struck, preventing the propeller
from tearing the car to pieces. The
sudden shock threw Wiseman from his
precarious perch straight into the
wires and stays. He was caught in
these and wavered to and fro for a
few seconds as the machine quivered
Then he extricated himself and jumped
away from the debris.
The aeroplane will probably be taken
apart and the broken planes and
mechanism packed away for shipment
to California. Wiseman Prentice and
the half dozen mechanicians that ac-
cop1panied the outfit left the race
track for Reno tonight
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
OBSERVATORY DIRECTOR
COMPLIMENTED BY POPE

ROME, Nov. IA celebration of
the completion of the vatican observa-
tory under the direction of Father
Hagen. the Jesuit astronomer, was held
in the papal apartment today. A
speech was made by Cardinal Maffi
president of the observatory. to which
the pope replied, highly complimenting
the work Of Father Hagen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
MACHINISTS CONFESS
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
Former Employees of Missouri
Pacific Sent to Jail

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 17-P. E.
Sweeney and W. G. Owens. who were
employed in the Missouri Pacific shops
at Sedalia until the machinists' strike
was declared May 2. pleaded guilty
here today to the charge of malicious
mischief. confessing that they had been
in a plot to destroy the property of the
railroad. They We're sentenced to six
months in jail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
CARNEGIE, IN FEW WORDS,
GIVES AWAY $3,5OO,OOO
Steel King Donates Big Sum to
Technical School
[SpeeiqI Di,eateh 10 The CanI

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. I'm a
characteristic letter Andrew Carnegie
donates S3,500. 600 toward the compile
tion of the Pittsburg Carnegie tech
nical school, the money to be given
from time to time as it is needed. With
the new building made possible by this
gift, the schools will comfortably ac-
commodate more than 5000 pupils.
There are 1900 attending the schools.
The letter is as follows:
Mr.. Taylor has handed me a report
of the directors and committee on ex-
tension Of the work of the technical
schools
In reply, shall instruct NJ. Franks
to remit to you from time time as
needed the sum of $3.500,000 for new
construction. Very truly yours,
ANDREW CARNEGIE"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
CAPT. PETER o. DURELL,
PIONEER SEAMAN, DIES
[speeiaI Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Nov. 17.-Peter o.
Durell a retired sea captain who in
early days was widely known in San
Francisco. is dead at his home here. He
arrived in San Francisco in 1852 and
resided there many years. He was ma
tive of Sweden and was in his seventy
eighth year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
STRIKES AT FRATERNITIES

MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Nov. 17.-By
the faculty edict that no member of the
college body shall belong to any fresh
man or sophomore class fraternity
Wesleyan University has practically
legislated out of existence the parent
chapter of the Theta Nu Epsilon
society.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

FOOTBALL INJURIES FATAL-New York.
Nov 17.--As the result of injuries received a
week ago while playing football, 13 year Old
John Fisher died in his home in Brooklyn
today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

when he departed from his determine
tion.
Hoxsey's daring flight over the foot
hills seemed TO fire him with deter
mination TO outdo his teammate, for the
first spiral. which he made safely. was
by far the most daring any of the
aviators had attempted at this meet.
The flights which had a sad ending
in the death of Johnstone were pro-
ductive of the highest fight ever made
in this altitude. Arch Hoxsey, the
first of the Wright aviators in the air
today. started out TO explore the cur
rent of the upper levels. Circling
around the course he mounted upward
in gradually widening circles until he
was flying far over the foothills to the
west and over the city tn the north.
FLIES IN BITTER COLD
It was bitterly cold and Hoxsey
finally turned back, sweeping down in
beautiful spirals and figure eights- He
made a beautiful landing, coming to
the ground after a fight of 81 minutes,
so chilled he could hardly walk. While
Hoxsey was soaring high above them,
Brookins and Johnstone flew around
the course, jumping imaginary fences,
dipping and turning, with machines
under perfect control
Johnstone was first in the air for
the second flights. He was followed q
moment later by Hoxsey, but Brookins
had not started his machine when
Johnstone's planes crumpled and his
fall put an end TO all flights for the
day.
Seemingly dazed by the death of their
teammate. neither Walter Brookins
nor Archie Hoxsey could be induced to
talk of the sad affair. Hoxsey hid him
self away and could not be found to-
night. Brookins was seen by repre-
sentative of the Associated Press and
begged not to be asked to discuss John
stones death.
The continuance of the meet, he said,
depended upon instructions from Roy
Knabenshue, the Wright representa-
tive. who has been wired for instruc-
tions.
No word has come from Mrs. john
stone, who was communicated with at
the Hotel Chamberlain, New York,
Johnstone's last known address 1t is
understood Mrs Johnstone and her
daughter are still in New York, but the
son is in Berlin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

OVERLAND DITCHED- Albuquerque. N. M.
Nov 1.-THE west bound overland express on
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
was ditched near Bluewater, ~ NJ, about 100
miles west Of here. No one was hurt.