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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

Colored Embroidery in sets edges. insertion
seamings: IS inch houncings in white ccru blue
and pink foundations in embroidered colorins
linen galloons demi and full bouncing to match
embroidered in the most desirable conventional
designs: prices from 75c to $3.50 yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
SATURDAY MORNING

$3.50 .'ria-l Reading II minutes.
Ra1.rF or literary clubs.
Report ri department chaimen.
4'aufcrct-r au r0ucatirn Mrs. Clara ". Par
ridge. district chairman. lcadcr.
Address Eiiuiuaf i-;i uf Waste in Educstion. "
Fred D. Bunker. supcriuteudent of Berkeley
-t-.ta~.
Address Mrs. Cora 2. Jones. president of Ala
media district
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

All-overs in Swiss. Nainsook, Lingerie and
Cambria. in stripes, showing the new revering
effect; also sprays, dots, eyelet dots conventional
designs and baby Irish and C1uny effects: p
inches wide soc TO $3.50 yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

The most elaborate event of the
week viii be the large reception at
Arbor villa Tuesday evening, at which
Mr. and Mrs r NJ. Smith will enter
tain 200 guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will leave in April for abroad.
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
ACOLUMBUS OF SPACE
Svuopsis OF Preceding Chapters.
BY GARRETT P SERVlSS
Copyrisht. The Frank a 8Iunsey Co

Synopsis OF Preceding Chapters
Edmund StonewaI. a yge-I-to-d5 yours
inventor succeeds in harllesslrls the Y T.
teratomlc theory. and builds an a-Esnlp
into which be lEVet ElaS three irieLlds OF
his, including JAG Asa5on anu E-tly
friend. VIII Church e-ude-s s5tolessll-- anu
thus is not k Jl.apeL- The ship masses
for Venus. uht re the crew finally lands
and after q victorious encounter WIN me
I15rairo4rz-eved- sha--y-furrcd inhabitants
makes arranseuzeats tor trave-ins rount
the planet
After many vicissltudss they reach the
temperate part q the planet nAt--i= WIN
them Juba- q native. and finally are Ilet
by a great loriIia OF airsh-us, IN me
foremost q which is a very tedu-l-l "
woman, VINO smiles them q welcome IN
oDaeaEcrlns q prevent q genera
tastrCphe. caused 1y bad steering o. one
OF Che alrsllls, Edmund Kills cl-1 OF t--1
natives From rhc ensuing wrath oL me
natives the explorers are saved oy -A---'
the beautiful queen who, In 50 CONS,
claims Edmund her chosen l-a.7ti--
ana repUaia-es an o.l sGtor o. ---as
InEva- when the explorers. Ulf1 Ala anu
some OF her maids IN yFas-iuS. have some
10 the mines 90 Elu uranium % REM ne
earthly airsaslrr lnEr-r u1--t-t--i-- VIII
geaaoUsy. captures the former Gnu
r.es them OF into the zone OF car hllI-7'
where ne leaves them TO die Ala how
ever. succeeds IL rescu-uE them. ana tllsy
81 back 10 the mines where iEeI COM
Ilete WORK on rec7us-r11et-fl tfs cay
soon they so on O. tour through the COM
try under the guidance OF Ala Al one
spot they capture the Ell1lO-s 1nzra
and are taking him back 90 the Guy
when. with Juha and Ala. he escapes with
the car The others. under the iealer-
shin OF Edmund. start in pursuit. AFTER
q IsEe chase Ala IS rescued. though InEra
escapes.
Ala takes the explorers 20 visit the
head priest % Venus
ThOuEn this man proQhes.ed great mis-
fortune 20 her j. she persist lu her fond
ness EJr Edmund. she ignores E-m and
goes vvich the party on an exploring TIP
lack IS nearly killed ~ @ huge animal
after several adventures. they turn
back 10 rthe eilv where So ls feared there
has been plo-LiUE against them
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DEATHS

BEAFERS-On Tuesday August Is. 1910
al his brothers, residence 6S Morris
street northeast GEORGE WARD. son O.
the late John 7 and Mary A Beavers. OF
Navy. Va
BENHA1I-On Tuesday. August IS 1910. a.
her residence. 80 Eleventh street north
east HATTIE A, wife Of william Z
Beuharn-
Is. 1910. at E Faso. Tex, WILHELlII1SA
F, widow OF Charles h Burgess
ROLAIES-On Tuesday. August 16 1910. at
80 ? n. a. his residence. IDA 9 street
southeast PATRICK CHARLES. husband
OF the ate Rose A Holmes
Nj Holmes was born IN Ireland. IN 1886,
coming 20 this country and landing A.
Boston forty years ago Al Boston he
learned the machinisrs trade and secured
q position in the navy yard AT Ports
mouth He was transferred TO the navy
yard IN this city twenty-five years ago
Nj Holmes death followed an illness 81
three months and was due 10 kidney
He IS survived BY three daughters and
four so1s-
RbCK-ca Sunday. August Il, 1916. at SID
ley Hospital. MARGARET A. vie q
Arthur z Peek
RAYNAL-On Monday. August Is. 1910. al
RiChfeld Springs. y 7. Mrs MARY
RETNOLDS-Suddenly. On Tuesday august
IS. 1910. At Loeb Lynn Heights Hotel, Nd
MINNIE G.. wife OF Capt " z Rey-
Mods. Z : revenue cutter service and
daughter Of Mrs Joseph z. Collins, Of
S1s Q street northwest
sHEA-Suddenly. on Tuesday. August Is. al
I'D D m al her residence. Z Florida
avenue northeast MARY AGNES he
loved wife Of THOMAS J. SHEA
Notice Of funeral hereafter
THATCHER-On Tuesday. August Is, zsIo
a. S-s5 o m AZ his residence so ThIr-
tenth street northwest. ORVILLE y.
THATCHER late Of Company z, First
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Mr. Thatcher was born AZ Bangor. Ne.
FEBRUARY IS. 1ssf. While still a boy he
removed 20 Minnesota and az the out
break Of the civil war enlisted in the
Federal army from that state Re was
engaged in twenty-five battles through
out the war beginning Al Bun Run and
ending al ApponatroN- he was aDpcic-ei
20 a position IN the Treasury Department
al the close Of the war and had made his
home n Washington from THAI time unti
his death He q prominent Mason
and Wss for many years secretary of th5
Second ARM Corps
M Thatcher leaves a wife. one ddugh'
ter and two sons
TUBaIAN-On Monday, August -. 1910. Al
his resf5eEce 1914 Church street no-th
weSi WILLIAlz- father OF Mary e and
Flora Carter Tubnan-
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
John and Nora Raune, boy.
John W and Annie E Hancock. girl
Roger T. and annie l. La Hayue. sri
George T and Bertha J. Berkeley, glfL
Harry and Lillian Wardman, girl
August and annie NJ Schlegel, boy.
Joseph r and Anna W Hama boy
George II. and Marie Nogel, girl
George r. and Florence n Connley,
girl.
Charles ". and Lena PUrseglove. boy.
Arthur P and Elizabeth G. Ferg uson,
girl.
William E. and Margaret E. Robinson,
Samuel D. and Alice F. Ruark, boy.
John and Elsie H. Fuchs, boy
Thomas J. md Mary L MacDonough'
boy.
Frederjel, ; and Anna A. Topham, boy
Morris and Gertie Epstein, boy
Roy y. and Alice NJ Covert, girl.
JOhn and Grace NJ Eel, girl
James a. and Jessie d. Boswell. girl
Harry b and Clara A Tap. girl
Edward J ard Mary /. PIarr. girl
Lee J. and I4aila Roberts girl
William 5 and Olive Ballard. girl.
Charles A and Isabelle G. Walden, girl
Earle b AID Laura r SwetlanG- girl
John n and Lizzie A Werdig, boy
Harry and Mary A. Jones. girl
George w and Sarah d INLAY, GIL
william and RhOna Brayshaw, boy
Charles A. and Neste l. Watson, girl.
Paul and Nellie Dist, girl
Godfrey and Lena Meye-, boy.
Louis a" Minnie Dreben boy
Francois and Marie Darr-culat, girl.
James and Minnie Hill, girl
Michael ard Sophia Freilicof. boy
John II. and Irene CarrlEan. boy.
Charles ". and Rose Brasse, boy.
Alton p and Edith Hastings. boy
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Rear Admiral c P REEFS, placed upon
the retired list OF officers Of the
Navy from September 4 1910
Captain J. r PARKER retired de
tached duty as commandment Naval
Station, TutUila, Samoa, and duty
command Annapolis 10 home
Commander W NJ Crosse. detached
duty Delaware; 70 duty as Comman-
dant Of the Naval Station Tutuila,
Samoa, and duty in command OF
Annapolis
Lieutenant V. BAKER, detached duty
Montana to duty Annapolis as ex-
ecutive officer and additional duty
at the Naval Station. TuJuila, Sa-
mOa-
lieutenant D. T. CLIENT, detached
duty Annapolis and Naval Station,
Tutuila, Samoa. 10 home and wait
orders
1Iidshipnan b r PEETON. detached
duty Montana. and resignation &C
cepted to take effect August ., 1910,
Machiuist W B COTHRAN, TO duty
Navy Yard, Charleston. ; .
AaChinisC O. P ORAkER, TO duty
Navy Yard, Puget Sound, wash
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Army and Macy
SerUtce Orders
ARMY.

ARmI.
Major HENRY A. SHAW, Medical
Corps. is relieved from duty at Fort
SIoCum New York. TO take effect
September Z. 1910. and VIII then pro-
coed 10 Boston Mass Tor duJy as
attending surgeon at that place, re-
porting by letter 70 the commanding
general Department Of the East
Major SHAW IS relieved from duty
as attending surgeon at Boston,
and viii proceed at the proper time
70 san Francisco, Cal, and take the
transport TO sail from that place on
or about December > 1yl0- for the
Philippine Islands. and upon arrival
at Manila viii report in person TO
the commanding general, Philippine
Division. for assignment 10 duty
So much OF paragraph =. special ord
erS No 1Z3, May Is, 1910. War De
partment, as directs Captain Al
DEN G KNOWLES, Signal Corps
10 relieve Captain MACK X Gun
NINGHAM, Signal Corps. at Fort
GibbOn, Alaska, Is revoked Captain
KNOWLES viii relieve First Lieu
tenant HOWARD g TATUM. Sig
nal Corps, of the duties assigned
10 him in paragraph -, Special
orders, No. 10 June J. 1870 " ar
Department The commanding gen
eraI, Department OF the Columbia.
viii assign Lieutenant TATUM 10
duty at such place other than Fort
GibOOn, Alaska, as he may deem
CAPTAIN Mack x. CUNNINGHAM
signal Corps, now at Seattle, Wash
iugUOn, viii repair TO this city for
consultation with the chief signal
officer OF the army, and upon the
completion thereof viii proceed TO
Atlanta, Ca. and report in person
10 the commanding general. depart
ment Of the SElf, for duty as chief
signal officer Of that department
Captain KIRBY WALKER quarter
master, viii proceed 10 the ranch
Of John W Springer, near Denver,
Col. on official business pertaining
TO the inspection and purchase Of
young horses for the remOUnt de-
pots, and upon the completion OF
this duty viii return TO his proper
station
Second Lieutenant LEWIS II. Wat
kINS, Corps Of Engineers, viii
report in person TO Major James
r McIndoe, Corps Of Engineers
president Of the examining board
at san Francisco, Cal special or
ders, No 221, September ., 1903,
War Department, for examination
TO determine his fitness for pro
motion, and upon completion VIII
return to his proper station or 10
the place OF receipt by MIN OF
this order Before complying with
this order Lieutenant Watkins
viii proceed 10 san Francisco and
viii report 10 the commanding
officer, Schofeld Barracks, Hawaii
Territory, for the prescribed test
in nOTS9nEDSn1D-
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
SOCIETY FOR PEACE
OPENS CONVENTION

ny STIC. Conn. Aug. 1z-Advocatez
of universal peace from many parts OF
the United States and Canada with
several epresentativeS from other
countries. gathered in the peace tenn
pie AZ Mystic Grove today to open
the annual conference of the Universal
Eeace Society.
The meeting was formally opened
this forenoon with welcoming ad-
dress BY Alfred H Love. of PhiIadeI-
phia, president Of the national body
The sessions viii continue over. to-
morrow and Friday.
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ARRIVED-Prairie at New York Navy
Yard, Mars, Apache, CuigOa- and
Dolphin al Newport, Tennessee
Montana and North Carolina at Bar
Harbor7 B2lnDTldge- barry CnaIn-
Cey, and Dale al NagaSaki. TakOma
AZ Cape GraCiOS a dos LeGlldaS
and Ajax al Norfolk, Lebanon al
Boston
SAILED-WOlveTiue Port Huron for
Detroit Delaware. Boston for Rock
land Abare1da, Port Said for Sin
Eapore. Rocket, Norfolk for Wash
ington5 Reid. New London for cruise
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CURIOSITY BLINDS HIM

MAHANOT CT -, Pa. Aug 17.-CuTi-
Osity over the contents Of a dualin cap
cost young Michael Machin- OF Buck
mountain, his vision The cap exploded
while he was picking IL and blew out
his ewes
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT, il charge
OF ROBT- BaSSETT. who has had 70
years experience n auto construction We
are abe take care q auto repair work
q the most complicated Character Patrons
have absolute sCrauce that work let II
our care must be entirely satisfactory con-
GRESSIONAL GARAGE. IS Pa ave s Z
Ern-- =. ~
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
Marriage Licenses.

Waite G. Trenland and Madeline J.
Pete son
VerIing Harris. Of Washington, zad At
lila HloTka. OF Cleveland.
Arthhr T. Brensinger, of Takoma. D
G., and Lola =. Simmons, of R0sslyn,
Va
Emanuel Saponnas and WHhelmlna De-
trich-
Robert z Young and Annie N Sdun-
ders. both Of Portsmouth. Va
Fred n Kay. Of san Francisco, and
Vivian WOodcock, Of Washington.
Nyron c. Cowgirl and Leoua z Alder
ton.
Neil II. Mckay and Ruth Gardner. both
of TunstaI, Va
George F. Taylor and Roberta b Lacy,
both Of Madison county Va
Deaths-
Ida Virginia Speare. . years, 13fS Eu-
cid street uOrthyy est
Margaret Peck, Il years, Sibley Hos
Hattie A Benham. IS gears. 40 Elev-
eurh street northeast
benjamin Caldwell, % years, SO = street
northwest
George Il. Kelly. 81 years. Georgetown
University Hospital
Lee II. Peekham, 10 months, 500 Thir-
Jeeuth street northwest
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
WNVTED-AGENTS

ENERGETIC. intelligent parties 20 do pleas
ant refined canvassins. large salaries CAL
before August 10Th at 23G0 18th St y ".
Apartmeunt No L between 10 a. H. and ;
?. N
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
AUTOS FOR HE.

PASSENGER PIERCE ARROW,
Powerful, stylish. smooth running car Can
be had daT and night Just Lhs ca- tor
z Ions trip
10 PARTIES OF SIX
ONLY &c EACH PR HOUR
CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE,
61S Pa ave 5 Z Phone L 15gI-
PRIVATE touring cars 4-CylIndeE5 special
rates for trip, $ and s hour Phone -
1055 II 6s5s- Central Auto Co. W ~
Barnes. 3-Er-. 40 + y W
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,
80 Pa ave. " ".
Eelephone Main 1855 Washington D. c
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
# sysrT scription-moderateiy priced
GUIDE
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
PAINTING

BEFORE painting get our estimate, drop
postal: best and cheapest II toTTn CAR
Isle & VAUGHN. 10 ID S. y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
FOR RENT-RO0MS

UNFINISHED
18TH ST. " z. 6I7-Three sunny rooms
with private bath and gas; SO. Apply 5I7
15th 81 y e
5 ST y ". lzogz-Tnree large second
floor rooms and bath. al newly papered,
light housekeepiuE- hsa- and gas SIS a
month.
. ST. y ~. I1z-F01T bright r0oms5 bath
room floor separately or en- suite
" ST n w I155-Three desirable unrur-
uished rooms, with hath. Tor light house
keeping
RHODE ISLAND AVE y W, 4s-TUo
beautiful communicating rooms southern
exposure convenient 10 cars reasonable
STH ST. ~ W. IsE-A dat OF four uasur-
nish-d rooms. porcelain bath. heat and gas,
for light Housekeeping
Z ST " E. I-Tvo large rooms light
Housekeeping. large Closets bath ad-
joining; reasonable
L ST y. W. I2s@Tvyo large bright com
ulunicatiEg rooms with porcelain bah
same floor. heat and gzs, adults only: rent
81 ST y w Ls-Tgy5 OK three communl-
eating rooms suitable FOR light h0usekeep-
ms reasouab BILE
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The Continuation of This story VIII
BE Found ia TOmorrovs's
Issue of The Times.
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
HELP WANTED
Iale and I emala

HELP WANTED
zIale and emale
WANT Fl -----C1lDetent stenographers and
boOkkeepcrs are In demand The best place
70 learn IS a STRAH En- ; BUSINESS COL
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple sth and F SIS
Day and night school all summer Coolest
rooms n city Positions for graduates Free
classes On Saturdays. Write, phone OF call
for catalogue
WANT ED-Linited number OF students IN
Shorthand. private instruction only. 10
classes. typewriter at hCme free STENO-
GRAPHIC INSTITUTE. SlS Colorado Build
ing
TENCGBAFE Frs Success ''Pitrnanic''
shorthand system taught by Success
EraGustes; individual instruction, careful
personal attention given Zach STUDENT day
and night The Only 'sSuccess-s school IN
washington STUART & LEE, Room 1S.
Century Biz. 20 5th St y W Cal Ct
write Tor dialogue Special speed classes
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
FLOOR OILS

c T. HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-kIliuE
Floor OH keeps the floors clean and bright
gives them polished finish Good for your
furniture Try IL soc gallon delivered
Phone Main 5l5s Offce- T2 Pa ave. y
w washington d c. L S A Used BY
Z s Govt and over 500 families for the
last Is years
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
POPE TRIBUNE

Run very LttIe, sood condition VII sci
cheap for quick deal BON AS. Tines ofGce-
The Washington times., 1910-08-17

TWO AUTOMOBILE sheds Tor rent o. lease
$50 S-h 81 =
AGENTS EOR sWINEHART TIRES
FOR motor lrCc6s. carriages. ard zu-oz1o-
biles- = Ii DOYLE - Pa y ~
SOS1E BARGAINS n EOJd seco1d-laB6 ears
The SLCDEBAEEE CO.. LIZ =. L. sye
- ~. GUILD.
The Washington times., 1910-08-17

LIZ - % i've can PIX Jour Eulo amp
and rao-zIJr INTO proper coalition ~ a vsFF
small CDsL - IOu- ITuLDL WUTE SaLls-
faction guaranteed MOORE 4 CO, - loan
Marshall place Phone 4ss1.
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
FOR SALE GARAGES

sGxl2, all mclern iuproveClsutss co1crste
Eoo-- water and sewerage. S510- AZ rear %
IA Is-h 81 y W CAL - st y "
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
ROOMS AND BOARr
BOARD

We WANT every first-class particular per
son TO know that Mrs Cooper. Of 1873 Cor
Coran St y. v. IS catering those real home
Ike meals 70 Washin-Jun-s wealthy and
most prominent people See her today
KENYON ST y W. 1s51-Just the place q
board: exceptionally dns table: best the
markets afford
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
WANTEO-ROOMS

ADULT COUPE (no children want rooms
for light h,,uSekeepinE- bath. heat and gas
Included permanent II suited address
stating terms. which must be reasonable
BOX a. Times ONCE
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WOMEN'S WANTS

MOMENTS WANTS
sTICKIEST STECEER that ever stuck Clues
furniture. glass. china books everything.
Royal Glue IGc, SOC, Soc Pi1ts 81 Druggists. etc
Eon-surgicaI: cloth bound. go page book
free. Apply BY mail SIS Colorado Building:
free lecture for women Wednesday 2-S0 pm
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
MOTORCYCLES

READING STANDARD. single cylinder: good
value, s75. 7. y Mud. II. Inc. III
y. Y ave
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

18Th ST. NV. S54-Sevs-aI desirable roous
separate or co-nUUn--a-Lng- bath, hoc
water. phone.
% ST y E. 1s-F-uruished or 1rfur1sshe5
rooms. large rooms al modern improve
ue1rs
. ST y w Z17-Thres large rooms. two
co1nullnfcatinE 1o- light house keeping
EinEIy y suite
The Washington times., 1910-08-17

JEWELRY
AL kinds OF jewelry. prices very reasonable
Jewelry and watch repairing a specially
AL WORK GUARANTEED.
TIE PEERLESS.
IS zth st y ".
TAKE NOTICE
POCKET KNIVES. SC
Guaranteed Best Of Steel
Were l5c and S1-fo-
- 9Th 81 y. W
MANICURIkG
.EMELNE'S MANICURING
PARLORS.
Formerly SIS r ST
Now located at 80 I0th s.
Ladies-Man-curins Sha11poolng- Fs4clal
and Scalp Treatment Sc Hair Dressing. sc
Hairs Goods made TO order from your own
cornbings. Our =5=lz Is cheap IN price only
Gtntlenen-Sls 1lcuring- Scalp treatment.
s5c- ShanpoJin :. sc
4 TREE.TMENTS, $3.50.
General MassaSe Tor Ladies and Children
SADIE Y VAN HORNE. 81 y. / ave
Phone NJ 2g52- hair dressip g nanicuri1g-
shamDO0inK. facial massage. ladies' only
The Washington times., 1910-08-17

THOUGH the sun was now con-
" tinuaIIy overhead and entirely
- uucIOuded. we did not suffer
= n TN, Ii bat E.a.---.a We Mere
The Washington times., 1910-08-17

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets:
The washington Rug Wearing Co. Office
and wrrks. sI 5th St y " Main IS
HASsDsOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets- we guarantee our work ECLIPSE
RUG WEAVING CO. ZSS Ca ave. Phoas
lSs4-x-
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BICYCLES

slCh1NCA
We VII sell yCu q wheel with an Uncon-
disionsI EuaranJee FOR one year. Al repairs
free see before buying
= y. Mud, TR-. NC,
IES New YORK ave
The Washington times., 1910-08-17
HELP WANTE0-FEMALE

BOOKkEEPE R-younE lady Apply be
tween and 10 to CAPITAL PAPER BOX
CO. - Hanover St y. W
COOKS (C0lored)-Leave city: SIS and SIS;
Chambernald. waitress. lady's maid and
Mattresses, this city and away; good wages
EUREKA 10I y. y. ave
COIyOREI GIRL-For general heuseworlZ
Apply at once. II26 Park road
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-14
VERY CLOSE TO DEATH.
Accident That All But Proved Fatal to
Mother and Child.


The little 6-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Helm fell into the Chattin
reservoir, north of Chattin's residence
yesterday. Mrs. Helm saw the acct
dent and rushed out to rescue the lit
tie one, only to fall in herself. The
reservoir is cemented and the action
OF the water deposits have made its
surface so slippery that Mrs. Helm
found it impossible to get out. Ernest
Bunk, brother of Mrs Helm, and
Worth Montgomery were attracted to
the scene of the accident and did all
that they could to rescue the unfor-
Inmates.
Mr.. Bunk saved the child after
many attempts, but Mrs. Helm sank to
the bottom before Mr. Montgomery
could reach her.
After the child was safe the men
procured ladder, and with it as a
means of operation, brought Mrs. Helm
to the surface and out to the bank.
She was unconscious and apparently
dead
They succeeded in reviving her and,
at this writing, mother and child are
doing we'll and will recover fully from
their thrilling experience.
1t was certainly very close to a de-
plorable lamity-Mountain Home
News-Times.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-14

factor to be dealt with late In the sea-
son Is shown by It's having been neces-
saTy to shovel snow, on June Is, when
the drift was started at the Crater
strike.
Theodore Park is manager OF the
Rainbow Amazon company, which
owns one claim adjoining tho Pavlak
and holds two leased blocks on the
Pavlak He is driving tunnel to cut
the juncture OF the main Pavlak vein
with another vein which courses
through the Amazon ground. The tun-
mel is in 80 feet, and has about $50 feet
further to run to reach the objective
point. The tunnel is already being
driven on ore which shows some
values. Mr.. Park. Al, C. Cohprn and
associates are also Incorporating the
Good Luck group. one-half mile south
OF the Pick and Shovel, which has an
excellent surface showing. md Park is
starting work on the Jarbidge Won
der, which ad1oins the Good Luck on
the east.-Salt Lake Herald Republi-
can.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-14

june Q hI,