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NOTICES.
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No. 1905
d. TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE oF. CoMp1 COLLIER OF THE

y ~ VI (O"t IIt0IAIAIAN OF THH
-4A4@CuRRENCY.
Washington, ID. c., December s, 1909.
Whersas. BY satisfactory evidence presented
that THE American National Bank OF New
ark. IN the City of Newark. In the County Of
With ali the provisions III the 'sts nsaa. sY1 " tSs
United states required TO be compiled With be-
fore an association shall be authorised TO com
mence the business OF banking;
Now, therefore. l. Lawrence @. Murray. Conn
troller OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The American National Bank of Newark, % m
the City Of Newark In the County OF Essex and
State Of New Jersey is authorized to
the busnees of banking, as provided Ia Sec
ton afsy-cne hundred and sixty-nine OF thu
Revised statutes of the United States.
in tessimony whereof witness my hand ana
seal Of nf7ce this eighth day of December. 1909
fSigned} LAWRENCE. O. MURRAY,
Comptrolfer of the Currency.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg: .9Tq r9ns4 ~
Open. High. Low Close:
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ouigo'~- steamships.

tiania.
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Sales today-Stocks, 427,2oO shares;
bonds, $1,593 900.
For the week-stocks. 5,7s6,5OO shares;
bonds, SIS, 76t 900.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-29

rRs STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
Rsavss1 -

derry Hruussu ana Wlie cama
haase tuesday tr1a a tFsP - Tsxas
LAKE Chy Iagrapt " J.
CsaefoEa ~ l,nnuI-nn. - toEupg.ra-
Esly % the iscsl raa ~ Tl@ae a I'd
l.aa.FsEt
t.agsnaer C.eorge Estes has re
tsrned iron -aart trlp % Grand
Janctioa ana - agaln an the Crested
Easis branch
G l.. Stewart came ~ irasa hs-
rasiruaa work Al 1srsad Juncflssn thi-
We,.k. aHd eass hI- balioi N Glsnns-
s8n a. usual
Ills frlenas wlil regret o. saara
thai Elmer Enclana wa- com pelied
D. srasn g D. the >.slIda he,~pss.
TUESDAY and thIs time u y hellesed
hIs lez ms=i caa4s ~ There seems
Ro other hope far hIn.
>allda Mail. Denver Rlchardsau.
a foEser conductor fur wears on the
Third dIvIssaH, who has isr the past
TIVE wears been rannine a trala GA
the sptah reservation IN tab has
returned b. SaIlda aad expects g. re.
same has ali position shortly lie
has a large number Of friends who
would regret % see him at work out
II sslida AGAIN
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs Mat Cavanaugh was here
IRON lola, during the week, the
euest Of Mrs. Lee Champlin. Mrs.
Ca,anaugh was arranging business
matters for the store at lola, and
tel as that increasing trade has
compelled removal to the larger store
room Of their building. where room
is aitlrded for stock Of dry goods
and other new lines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

A. f. Walker, was in from his
mines on Bead creek this week, hav-
ing walked the eig tteen miles Satur-
day, and back Monday. lie reports
snow too deep in the IRIS Chance
country Tor teams as yet Mr..
Walker and associates have recently
purchased the old Black Cat mill ON
the Cochetopa bottoms and will move
it up to the Leviathan group OF
seven claims, where, several large
asd promising veins ef mineral have
been opened. Mr. Walker is con
fdent that be can develop a great
mine here lie is also president of
the schorl district in that corner Of
Saguach, county, and tells us that
they contemplate building a new
school house on the Cochetopa, for
the growing families Of that section
who live in both Gunnis0n and
Saguache counties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
Won Stein to Out Bssiness

f. Nol Stein the practical watch
maker and jeweler, who for a num-
Der of years has been located in
Gunnison, has sold his property here
and decides 20 remove, perhaps 60
another location % spend the re
mainder Of his life with his children
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
Ns&kag -

las Aprd sra Al one o'clsscs
aau,o a9 Mr. aaa Mr.. Coo N
n esesEFed tke wedalns 81
~eph MoleuHsati and Miss
le Eastman. Rev Stephen
g alhcisting The eeseasuy
. a- tue beausifal ring serVIee.
y aIed "a the presence af a seleos
y f iEIensl@. After she cer.-
o "a exeeliesst weIding dlunsr
laFtiiy parsaken If by the rei-
and InmedIsae friends
Melermatf. thoagh a compar
Hew conner an town ~ very
y ably known AZ an efilcleuf
b sa,isE and steady and popular
v man.
iaEr briae. the second daaCh-
b Mr. and Mrs Eastman. Is
8 ral iavorIte Both are recely-
~ ngratslations aud best wishes
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

We are receiving regular daily
shipments OF bread and pastry from
j. A. Gsvette, who is now established
at 257 Broadway Denver, Colo,
These goods are strictly first class in
every respect and are the nearest TO
home made obtainable A trial will
convince you.
1T GAZETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Rose Field of Cleveland, Ohio
is expected in Gunnison SATURDAY
on short business trip. Mrs. Field
is leading milliner in Cleveland
and is the daughter of the late John
Smith and sister of Mrs. Mary Mel
son Of Mt. Carbon. She will also
visit friends in Derver and Pueblo
on her trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

csterday afternoon word was re
eeuai here that Mrs. II. Dcl,emer.
n her II Mrs w q. MeIhetridee.
had passed away in Denver at $50
Q c.1ek. She was over eighty years
Of age Mrs, MePhetridge was with
be- mother for several months du-
riug her last illness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

j. s. Foulke has put his large pri-
vste library on sale, and there are
so@e very fine books to be gotten at
a bargain. You can look them over
at the insurance Office of Henry f.
Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
For Sale or Trsle

Coed work or driving horse. four
horse riding pluw, and five Angora
cats. Want cattle, pigs or chickens.
II. +. Booker. Crested Bntte. 1-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

W. @. Nsnsysc, nephew of Mrs.
Mat Cavanaugh, was a guest at the
Cavsnssgh home in lola on Sunday
last He 10 salesman for the Morri-
son-Ricker Glove company of Grin
nell, Iowa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

of Judge Cavander of Leadville.
Judge Shackleford is interested in
some cases to come up for adjudica-
ton and 30 calls in the eminent
Leadville jurist, who is also national
committeeman of the republican
party for Colorado.
The criminal cases consist of the
Mckenzie case from Ohio City, the
three burglary cases and some
minor cases. Civil trials viii most
iy go over owing to the i'll health of
Hon. ID. T. Sapp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Elk Mountain Pilot:-Dan Nc
Donald went over TO Gothic and will
60 up TO the Blame mine to look after
the buildings and also ascertain the
damage done 20 roof Of mill. 1t
seems that the snow slid from the
main building down upon the fiat
roof Of the vanner room and broke in
a portion of 1t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

April suth. al the j. ID Miller
, We Will occur the marriage of Mr.
y y Iharnell and Miss Gertrude
Il Par both verv popular young folks
oi oar lily. The wedding will take
plane al noon. and the couple will go
O. alhfarnia for a wedding trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
Oliver Type~riters

Oliver ribbons. carbon sheets and
typewriter paper m stock. Call and
see the new Oliver No ;. latest
model Il Is far and away the best
typewriter on the market.
". p Lake, Jr.
GUnnis0n. Coo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Tom Matchett has purchased of J.
j Potter the little house and three
short lots adjoining the normal
grounds. Tom intends TO rent his
ranch and stay in Gunnison this
summer
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Kate Arch came from Salida
Tuesday but will return soon as the
doctors have decided that her son
John, who is at the Red Cross hospi-
tai, must have his Neg taken off.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
Gard of Thanks

We wisn 10 extend thanks 10 the
friends and Order Of Redmen for the
kindness shown US during our late
bereavement Also for the beautiful
floral offerings
Mis- W H. NUBrAY ANu DAu6HrERs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Sheriff Hsnlon is telling good
one on Coroner OLeary When
they made the trip to Marble last
week, the return was by way Of Red
stone. stopping at an eating house
for dinner, Tim e,t up from the
table To 60 into the wash room.
Coming over to Pat. the lady said
excitedly, "Mr. Hanlon, your prison
er is getting away" Just then Tim
came out, and though he assured her
that he as the mighty coroner had the
sheriff in charge, the boys assert the
Joke Is on him
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Arthur Wolfe and bride came up
from Grand junction SUNDAY and
are living in the BIindberry house
in West Gunnism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Marble Times:-John Stewart and
Mr. Billings came over from Aspen
Friday and visited the Lead King, at
Or, stal, via foot Saturday They
returned to their home town Mon
day, having decided ON great inn
provements at the mine, to begin in
two weeks. John Peters came down
with them ON their return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

CAPIrAL for meritious mining, man.
ufacturing, and railroad enterprises
For particulars apply to CHARLES
i. JOHNSON x co, Suite PIP
Warder Bldg. Washington. D. c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Jos. A. BRAY, wife and little son,
Naldemar came up from Montross
Sunday, leaving Monday evening for
Los Vegas, y NJ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

The LADIES' Guild will hold a
handkerchief bazar and tea Saturday
afternoon April 9th in the Collins
bsilding 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Chas. Hazelhurst has purchased
the Won Stein house in North Gun
nlson, and the family expect 10 make
it their future home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Shorthorn Bulls for sale. Year
ling. one three years and one FIVE.
l2-l5 FRANK NADER, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Annie NJ. Downey was callei
to Denver Sunday TO appear as q
witness in one Of the coal land fraud
cases, being held before Judge Lewis
OF the federal court. In fact The
county treasurer, as public trustee Is
technicallr held as a defendant ir
the suit which involves coal lands u
Jaunita Coal and Land company
Just ON the line between Delta and
Gunnison counties below SomerSet
NJ. ID. Thatcher of Pueblo lent the
company S40,o0000 on their land
so it will be seen tie Interests in
volved are large. should the entry De
set aside as fraudulent
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Don't forget the big program at
the Electric Saturday night, April
9TH. Orchestra music and special
pictures.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

MIR and Mrs. Elmer Wiley we're
visitors from Pitkin Monday, the
latter TO attend tse commissioners
meeting
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

FoR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping.
European Hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

The Ladies Guild will sew at the
home Of Mrs u. Lehan pext We'd
nesday April 18th A fall atten-
dance Is desired.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Harry Millspaagh spent several
days of the week IN Gunnison. He
has recently been in Pueblo, organ
lied Moose lodge, and is travelling
through the large cities of the west
in this work. This is a new order.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

The cits council held a meeting
Tuesday light 10 allow bills, but
will wind up the business Of the old
year on April 49, when the newly
elected board will take control.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mr. and Mrs Henry PurrIer are
expected FRIDAY evening from San
lhege. 10 make a short stay IN Gun
Bison
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

hr. and Mrs. +. Slick. who came
from Ridgway some weeks ago and
who have been staying at La Neta,
have rented the small furnished
house near the Hinton home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Arthur Kendall, of West Brsok
lyn, Illinois. arrived last SATURDAY.
D. spend the summer at the Allen
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Jane Warner retaraed SsAss
day from spsadIng The wiatep IA
Aspen aud orsnd Junction. =
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs Charles iiasellaur-i aai boys
returned Thursday from a week
spent IN SaiiA4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Qaeensware. Tele.
phone No. GA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

For SALE-Clean tested seed oats
Fancy seed potatoes.
1914 ii. i. TRAMpE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Masonic hall April %. Keep
your eyes ON this date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mr. and Mrs frank Peck reasrned
Tuesday from east ef the range
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

The @. w. G.. meets with Mrs.
Ndls Tuesday April 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs. ksbers tiesser ressraed from
a sbsr; VssIt o. SalIas Msaisy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Emil Seidel. a soialist WAS elected
mayor Of Milwaukee
Philip Schneider was a visitor
here from the Buttes this week.
Henry Crooks. paid Marble visit
this last week, in the interests of his
work as game warden.
Gordon Sullivan is here visiting
his brother. Dr. Geo. Sullivan.
Dis1rict Cen Hext Wed
Next Monday district court begins
in Gunnison. but under the direction
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Tom Ssaaiev PAID Ganassan q
business vlssf SATURDAY. la..t
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Dave CasrBs was yssssss iron
fAe SapsHcEe cosnirv SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Irs j c Butts ls recovering rap.
~ a. She Red Cross hospital and
Is Heeted home ln a few DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08

Mrs t.a.asa fEaacssco ss bsck ~
Kansas. ss-sssne Der iasker
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
In ssssy q tsssi
kaepsnass fsia n
ossszy hsssi -.
4 ktef Ffoa noae

. h. Cro~ies paid e,.nnsson a
visn hr-i os fne seed
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
TRADING STAMP MEN
WILL Be FINED $IOO
Decision Is Reached After
Conference Between Court
and Counsel.

As the result OF a conference this
morning between Judge Mullowny. Cor
pOratiOn Counsel Thomas. and Frank =
Hogan. attorney for William p Kraft
and Walter J. Gregory, who are await
ing sentence I'm the trading stamp
cases. it has been decided that the men
viii appear In the Police Court on Non
day morning and be fined 500 each, with
the alternative Of three months in Jail.
They will reftse 10 paw the fine and
will be sent TO the local Jail 70 COM
mence- their sentences there, where1pon
Attorney Hogan win obtain a writ OF
habeIs corpus and procure The release
Of 'the men. and the case viii be- re-
opened in the near future. This plan has
been decided upon as being the one
lease likely TO result in undesirable con-
piiCatiOns either 20 the defendants or o
the Government
The appearance Of Gregory and Kraft
the former representing the Sperrv &
Hutchinson Company and the latter the
Economy Cooperative Company-in the
Police Court on Monday morning VIII
mark another step in the case against
the gift enterprises which was started
by the local authorities nearly two yea :
af-'- and in which Judge MulIOWuy gave
has decision against the givers OF the
trad ng stamps, coupons, and Ike free
arLlc IS
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
MESSENGER BOYS
TO HEAR "OPRY'

CHICAGO, Nov. "Deadwoed Dick"
70 the discard and Aida" and I'll Tro-
vatOre' 10 the front
That's the word today among the mes
senEar boys Of the Postal Telegraph
Company. who. at the expense Of CIar-
ence r. Mackey. its muIu-millionaire
president. are 10 have a chance 20 hear
grand opry' here during the present
season.
President Mackey arrived here today
TO act as host for the first detachment
OF the cOmpanys 500 employees IL Chi
cago, every one Of whom, from supeIin-
tendent TO the youngest hustle KID is
10 be entertained at the opera at his
expense.
With the wives and sweethearts Of all
his employees to provide good seats FOR,
the project viii cost Mackey from $3.50
20 5000 Tonight he viii be host TO
ninety department managers Of the
company, with their families, and on
each night until all have heard the
warblers another 100 O. the employees
viii attend.
The Chicago grand opera season opens
tonight with the performance OF Aida
al the Auditorium Thcater- Campauini
viii conduct. and among the cast are
SamaTcO. Eleanor Dies CisnerOs, Jeane
korOIeWicz, and Nicola ZerOla- Every
member Of tOnights cast IS new 20 Chi
CagO.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
LOCAL SECURITIES
WERE VERY QUIET
Gas Opened At IT and Adj
Vanced to IT 1-2-BondS
In Fair Request.

There was a little more doing on the
local Exchange and bids on Gas shares
were steadily advanced from y to ~.
and at the close 775s was bid without
bringing out any stock. In all 126 were
sold. Gas IS were held at 1917, with
lO7 the best bid.
Union Trust Company sold I33.
On the Street today 40 was bid for
small lots OF National Bank.
Potomac Electric IS were moderately
active, selling at 1914. Traction 5's u4@l
Application was made TO the Comp
troller of the Currency today for per
mission to organize the Federal National
Bank Of Washington, capital $4,000.
The stock will be put out at 800 a short.
giving the bank surplus equal to IT'S
Capitalization.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
Little Steel Forced Over 8GLeadng Stocks Make Some Gains
SHARP RISE IN NEW YORK STOCKS,
THE BULLS SETTING PACE,
TRADERS FOLLOWING

The market continued to gain in
strength, but without much activity,
through the noon hour and well through
the second hour of the afternoon. Steel
common came to the front and cross
50. selling to SOA. Outside prices pre-
vailed on everything.
After getting under way a little
slowly, and with indications Of
shading values. the market quickly
changed its tTenC and set out on
a sharp upward turn that was not
checked in the morning dealings. The
Street has commenced TO celebrate its
belief in the outcome Of the election,
going slow pending any slip-up, but dp-
parently ready TO offer further induce
mentS In the way Of continued strength
and higher prices 10 the public with
view of inducing the purchase of Sc
curities on the high level The bank
ing and financial interests have securI-
ties-the public has not Speculative
traders are following the outlined lead,
but ready al any minute 10 turn and go
down with the market, If its course
turns in that direction.
At that there was no special activity.
save in SpurtS. Dizziness will continue
in degree until doubt has been eliEn-
mated. The Street IS not lining up with
parties. but going ii alone and against
what they believe would be harmful %
their interests.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Stocks gained
net up TO the noon hour an average
about point on al Of the leaders, and
asHH generally, with here and there a
better gain The Street was in a cheer
ful hUmor and ready 10 make the most
out of the situation. London started
well, AS usual, and the shares of Union
Pacific and Reading Diazed the way
there as they did here. The best gain
was in these stocks. Reading sold 10
15iis o. rs, Union Pacific touched l'"7S
or Il advance. steel was = higher: Con-
soHdated Gas sold up point. Chesa-
peake and Ohio was p a point better,
and there was strong bull talk anent
the outlook fOr th.s property. Hill
shares were * better. Illinois Central
advanced q, AtchiSOn y.
Copper and smelling moved UP slowly.
The latter as usual. made the best gain,
= of a point
Traders admit that conditions are such
that the bull maniDuldtOrS may do about
as they want TO with the market. and
that they see no reason To take the
short side at this time Conditions are
not seriously considerable is manipula-
ton plain and simple
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
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MILK PACT GIVEN
TO COMMISSIONERS
Agreement Between Dealers
and Health Office Up for
Ratification.

With an amendment. which insures
that 1t shall not De construed so %
conflict with the regulation adopted last
year, which provides for the tuberculin
testing Of all COWS in the District,
whether on dairy farms or not. Health
Officer Woodward today submitted 20
Commissioner Johnston for ratification
the agreement entered ir-O betE cen the
Health Department ana the milk deal
ers, October D.
The agreement embOdies several pro-
posed amendments 10 the regulations
for the government Of dairy farms, and
insures prOL2Ct s,-tiOn on the part o.
the Health Department IN the inspec-
ton Of cattle.
Il viii probably be several days be-
fore the agreement formally IS ratified
By the Board OF Commissioners. 10
which IL VIII be presented by Comrnis-
sioueT Johnston after consideration b.
him
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
HURRIES TESTS
Of STREET CARS
Continued from First Pagel

street ars. probably will not be taken
up fJr two or three weeks, il was an
u0IncCd today.
Secretary Eddy is busiIy engaged in
getting together a vast amount Of data
relating 10 the subject, and probably
viii lOt be able 70 make his report be-
fore that time He IS securing cOnsid-
cradle information from Chicago, where
a new and improved system Of Ventila-
ton H'ss been Installed in all OF the cars
opera ed IN that city.
II IS understood that Mr.. Eddy this
after loon viii also report on the new
regul alton Of the Capital Traction Com
pany whereby cars stop at the near
side Of the street crossings only.
The company. il is learned. made the
regulation IN order TO better maintain
It's Roadway along Pennsylvania avenue,
and sor this reason II - believed il Will
have the approval Of the commission.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
MUELLER TO FLY
ACROSS COUNTRY
Aviator TO Start From Los
Angeles In Monster
Aeroplane.

Los ANGELES, Nov. Capt. Au-
gUste Mueller. an aviator Of interna-
tional fame, has announced that he
will enter for the $4,000 offered for a
flight in heavier-than-air machines
from ocean TO ocean
Captain Mueller announces he viii
start from Los Angeles in January
and expects TO finish in New York far
under the thirty days allowed He
has just finished constructing the
largest monOplane in the world at
Venice Beach. which will have an mi
tial trial soon. His aerOplane mea-
sures los by 90 feet, will have a 100
horsepower engine, and an estimated
lifting capacity of 5000 square feet.
Mueller expects 10 fly by way of
Phoenix, Ariz.. albany, Texas, Little
Rock, Ark. St. Louis, Chicago. Pitts
burg Washington, and up the coast
to New York.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
Wall Street Gossip

Hartman & Co.-While dun. there
seems to be no desire to realize on
stocks, to denote any anxiety on the
part Of those holding them as 20 what
the course OF the list may be. on the
other hand. the rank and hIe Of traders
who are bare Of stocks are found TO
be quite undecided as 20 what the most
lOgical position on the market may be-
The trading position in the stock mar
ket stil seems TO be the safer one to
adhere 10 until the general list becomes
more active again, and discIoses a more
definite trend
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
RICHMOND MASONS
ARE ENTERTAINED

Members OF Meridian Lodge OF Ma
sons. Of Richmond. yesterday made a
visitation 20 King Solomon Lodge here
Tuey Travelled IN a special train.
After a luncheon the visitors inspected
the Masonic Temple. In King Solomon
lodge rooms John Lane Johns made the
address Of welcome and Rev. J. Hen
ming Nelms spoke. DR.. William p
Matthews and Rev Robert W For
syJhe. Of Richmond. spoke for the Wis
iJOrs- They returned home last night
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
PURPLE FINDS WIFE
INSTEAD OF TEACHER

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. "A. Mar
shall King, seventeen years old, had
not long been a pupil in Miss Vie With
erspoon's district school before his only
books were wOmar's looks, and today,
after a dashiEg drive by Miss Wither-
spoon across country 10 meet her lover,
former pupil and teacher are married
Mrs King. who is several years older
than her husband, says that IL was a
case Of love at first sight
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
WASHINGTON BOY
LIKES AIR PERILS

BALTIMORE. Nov. Sired B. Au-
bert. OF Washington, undaunted by the
dangers Of his aerial voyage with Wal
ter Wellman in Wellman's recent at
tept 70 cross the Atlantic Ocean
in q balloon. is willing to try again
He. like Mr.. Wellman and Engineer
Vanniman. is working on an eQuili-
orator. and believes that one of the
three will succeed He believes Mr..
WelIman viii make another attempt
to cross the ocean