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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-30
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06
TARIFF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AS time goes on the murk ana FOG
which has been thrown around the
Payne Aldrich tariff question is being
gradually dispelled. and the plain peo-
pie can see how much has been done to
mislead them. The Union has all a
long counseled that we wait while
and zee IL President Taft's assertion in
his Winona speech. that II was the best
tariff the Republican party had ever
enacted. is not truef One thing is fast
being disproved and that is that re-
vision upward rather than downward.
The imports are constantly Increasing
and that would not prove true II the
tariff rates were higher as a whole,
than under the Dingley tariff.
Amid all this bother and talk sensi-
BILE Republicans should remember one
thing we'll That Is, that there are
two sets OF politicians who are deeply
interested in making them dissatisfied
with the present tariff
First, the old Democratic free trade
politician. who is opposed to the doc
trine OF protection VINO is on the out
side and wants TO get inside. Next the
insurgent Republicans of the LaFol-
lette school. who have risked their all
on the chance OF staying In Congress
by making Republicans disconnected
with Taft and the tariff. They are
interested pleaders. and what they say
should be measured and weighed in
the light of what both the President
and the tariff has done Weighed in
this balance we see no reason why
every Republican should not congratu-
late himself and the country on the
splendid results Of the Taft administra
tion. Plain reason and sound common
sense is a most excellent thing to mix
with politics. especially in these times.
--Ex-Goy, Hoard in jefferson County
Union.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06
STREET GRADE
HAS BEEN FIXED
Continued from Page /.

but it is likely that that work will be
done at the next meeting. Ii Is gener
ally conceded that unless some OF the
property owners can be induced to pay
their share Of the paving assessment
this fall that the city will be short of
funds before the job Is completed. The
city authorities are willing TO make
concessions 10 property owners who are
willing to nay all Of their paving as
sessment at once The said owners
will save the interest, which is spread
against the property when the assess
ment is divided into FIVE year pay
ments
The city decided to dispense with
the services Of the pound master as it
Is generally conceded that the way the
work is being done now is tarce.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06
helder happened 70 be while the reverse
was true OF Nsgaanee.



By winning the two games from
Crystal Falls Negaunee has pretty near
ly cinchec the pennant and the way
Negaunee team il hitting Of late it's =
certainty that no team In the league
has a fairer right 10 the championship,
: Marquette plays here today and to-
morrow. II Crystal Falls can win
these two games she has yet a fair
chance for second place as Ishpeming
and Negaunee play today and tomor-
row also.
An unnecessary and wholly uucalled
for piece of trickery was INDUCED IN
by heindenson. Negaunee's catcher,
last Sunday that verged on dirty play
ing and should have drawn censure in
stead of wink from Stiemle. Helm
benson was on the first coaching line
and cut across the diamond In front OF
the catcher box to interfere with a
throw from the field to the catcher
when Negaunee runner was running
from third to home. While the incl
dent WASH OF any great moment. yet
il was uncalled for Negaunee had the
game on ice and didn't need to resort
to any such questionable acts to win ;
Furthermore Negaunee has toe good a
team to resort to any such playing il
don't need to.
McCory Negaunee's left fielder IS a
ball player who plays the game allsthe
time. His shifts in last Sundays game
showed that he had studied the batters.
It's that kind of playing that wins
remnants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

There is much speculation among
politicians as to the size OF the party
vote at the coming primaries. Some
predict that the present lassi,ude Of
voters regarding politics indicates the
vote will be very small. while optimis
tic ones declare 10 will be large basing
their claims on the fact that all county
officers are TO be nominated under the
primary system this fall The interest
of these candidates, it is urged will
be for goodly vote. while most party
men will be sufficiently interested in
the candidacy Of some neighbor or
friend to go to the polls, and once
there. the whole ticket Will receive at
tention.
In some counties the primary ballot
viii represent a circus poster owing to
the many candidates for many offices
aud the voter will require considerable
time TO 90 down through the list and
make his selections
Some county candidates are grumb.
ling about fractional fights which some
state candidates are stirring up, tear.
ing that the aftermath when the gener.
al election comes will seriously inter-
fere with their chances Of getting a
full party vote, IL is pointed out that
confusion reigns all over the state and
there Is much discussion as to whether
this can be cleared away after primary
day aud every one gotten into line for
the nominees One thing is certain.
1t will be busy fall for the man who
taxes any interest in politics August
% is the last day for filing petitions
under abe primary law. September
Is primary day and then begins the
hustle for votes for election. In the
time bet geen pr mary day and election
comes the county convention TO name
delegates 10 the state convention and
In Ingham county an extra.convention
to nominate circuit Judge Then
there is the state convention which will
occupy two or three days. sometime in
October.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06
For Restocking National Forests
WashIngton. b. q. July.

Washington, D. c., July,
The L. S Department Of Agriculture
is using this year on the National For
ests over ten tons of tree seed. Most
OF this seed mas already been planted
or sown. The rest will be- utilized
later in the season, as favorable condi
tions are presented
IL takes great many tree seeds TO
make ten tons Jack pine, the most
important tree for planting in the Ne
brasKa sand hills hy the Forest Service,
wi II average something like 1875, 600 70
the POUND On Western yellow pine,
the tree most extensively planted
throughout the National Forests AS a
whole, 10, 00O seed will make pound.
Altogether the ten tons Of seed TO be
used this year represent perhaps 800
million single seeds.
II every seed could be depended on
to produce a young tree suitable fo'
planting the result would be a supply
OF nursery stock sufficient 10 plant
three hundred thousand acres OF land,
but no such result can be looked for
because many seeds do not terminate.
Most Of the seed will be sown, either
broad cast or in seed spots, or planted
with corn-planter, directly in the
place where the trees are 10 stand.
Even when nursery stock is raised a
liberal allowance must be made for
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06
Iron And Steel Review

Although the steel companies are
taking neS orders only to about go per
cent TO 80 per cent OF capacity. they
nave recently secured specifications on
previous contracts and on current bust
ness in sufficient amount TO keep 10 per
cent TO so per cent of their capacity
active. The fabrication shops are do
ing even better i'm some instances, the
American Bridge company running 50
per cent TO 80 per cent. The American
Steel a. Wire company have taken
some heavy contracts from manufac-
turers from shipment over the balance
OF this year in the last two weeks
which has brought their average daily
July sales in excess Of 4, 500 tons and
the total volume OF business, with the
exception of 1907, has been the heaviest
July in the history Of the company.
Competition continues keen for new
orders In plates, shapes and even In
bars.
Some fabricated business last week
was taken on the basis OF 1 80 cents
Pittsburg. Even plain material was
sold under 40 Railroad contracts
for equipment Of all kinds have been
the smallest OF any month this year,
rail orders being less than 80, COO tons.
Last week railroads awarded contracts
for bridge work calling for about S. 900
tons The July fabricated contracts
were only so, 900 tons against 100, 600
tons In June.
The output OF pig iron Is now loss
than 20, 600. 900 tons annually. includ-
ing charcoal as well az mineral fuel
iron. 10 Is estimated that the decrease
in July was about "a. 5000 tons. The
Steel corporation Is now running ~
per cent of It's blast furnace capacity,
business last week was again light and
the lowest prices made within a year
were touched on sales Of both basic and
foundry grades. Stocks are still ac-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

The last OF the Saturday game was a
farce the only interest being to see
how many hits the Negaunee fellows
would pile mp
Sundays game WAS different affair
bat again the locals were outclassed
Stiemle was on the mound for Negau-
nee and had the locals at his mercy al
lowing but four hits He.was trifle
wild. allowing four passes and at one
time the game might have been put in
question but for bone headed base run
ming. Anderson running MCGEE off
third with three men on and Only one
man down. rally was just started
such as won Saturdays game for Ne
gaumee aud IL the locals had used horse
sense the game might have been won
right there as hit would have put
them ia the lead.
Engle, south paw pitched a very
good game for the locals He was hit
safely 70 times but the hits we've scat
tered. The two scores in the first
inning came on errors but the three
in the fourth were earned
Korbel was principal offender having
two errors chalked n? to him.
Negarnee played in great luck. AL
though they hit hercely Saturday 1t
was not so much their hitting as the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

Siberia has the coolest weather
known anywhere in the world. .Ai
Verkhoyaonsk. Siberia, 90.4 degrees
below zero was observed IN January.
1883. which goes below anything ever
known In the world before or ever
since. At that point the average tenn.
perature for January Is nearly "a do
grees below zero. Thi, town Is $50
feet above the level o. the sea. and
during the entire winter the weather
In calm and clear.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

Politics certainly make strange bed
fellows at times and about the strang-
est co-occupants OF a political bed tina,
we have noticed In this campaign Is
the arch standpatter Of the upper pen
insula. Senator Chas. Fl. Smith, tour
ing his district in company with the
twoud have.you- believel arch lnsur-
gent Angus W. Kerr Mr.. Smith has
been prevailed upon 10 stand for an
other term in the state senate because
of the attacks which the insurgents
OF the lower peninsula are making up
on the Industries OF the upper PENN.
sula. That is the only ason.that Mr..
Smith Is seeking renomination-to
head off insurgency. Mr. Kerr Is her.
aided to stand with Cummings the
Archangel of insurgency which Is 20
spread its wings over the upper PENN
sula and save IL from the wiles OF such
stand .patters ~ MS side partner, Mr..
Smith AZ Baraea, recently, these two
men appeared upon the street corner
together, Mr. smita announcing that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

The story that Senator Gore ot Okla
homa has implicated the Vice President
Of the U. S, in an attempt TO bribe
him should be thoroughly looked into
and everyone should reserve judgment
until the matter has been probed in an
unbiased way. It's easy to accuse a
man of criminal intent. especially a
man OF vice-P President Sherman s po-
istion. The basest calunmy would get
AN airing because of the mans position
and one whose mantle may be as white
as snow may be made as black as night
through idle accusation. The unsettled
political seas OF the present day are
apt 10 cast up almost any kind OF
wreckage but wait until the pieces are
all patched together before identifying
anything. IL is due the people of the
country TO either have Mr.. Sherman
exonerated or his culpability known
beyond-a question. No innuendo should
be taken Many man 9 reputation
has been blited by the idle accusation
OF men who were not Mt TO wipe his
boots. Let's have the truth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

For Salc:-My store building on SUI
perior Avenue. Matt Huria.
For Remit Business place and up
stairs rooms. Mrs Russell
Room sto Rent Over Ross q Co.'S
store. Inquire OF ID. M. Ross.
To RENT rooms Inquire OF John
Anderson Marquette Avenue.
Kansas Hay "A carload now on track
for sale. H. Poulsen
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

greatest trouble was his wildness, the
hits that were reaped rot amounting
to so much. One lucky hit that was
either hit or foul, leither might
name 1t and not err, was made along
the first base line with three men on.
That hit started the mischief.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

he was seeking to save the business in
terests OF the district from the mob
and. following him came. Mr.. Kerr
who haranged the mob against the
business interests. Certainly the sct-
ers Of this peninsula will see through
the veil that Is spread before them IN
an effort 10 ohscnre their gaze.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

yhyaica and CathAritrf which purge. uuioaf tw
oowela. and give temporary relief, bat irriato
taautirA Iran.oN "'ktfsts are "a different IN
e"ect ~ truth is ~ % fasnebood. They nouriai
NA@f1"ei da4H ana .servcE giving them Rtrturih
sci Nigor 20 DO the work nature Intended, thu
inncttnGa permanent cure b. pcfforty safe arfd
nnsurel means. The oest laxative ~ children.
lhpcoiate coated tablets easy 70 take lever grippe
NsenleNle. t0e as and ~ % Al All drus stores,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

luck with which they hit that won
them the game The scratch along
first base line couldn't b. duplicated
again In a season under similar cir.
cumstances and it was that scratch
that started things going.
Crystal Falls played in hard luck for.
although they hit the ball on Sunday.
their hits were always whore some
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

1t is to be hoped that DR.. Crippen
will .soon be disposed Of so that the
big dsilies Will have change Of SUBJ
iect for their leading news item.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06

combating Total transactions In
July were small, aggregating less than
200. 200 tons in all distributing dis.
tricts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-06
Crystal Falls outclassed.

Continued from Page /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
STORAGE

TRACKAGE STORAGE AND STORAGE
space for rent Apply 3il-3i3 Eccles
ave. Ind. phone 1928; Bell 1905. e. p,
Vowel Co. produce and storage. hil92
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DIED

~~~~>~~~~~~~O~-~-~~~~~~0~
CARRlGAN--In this city. May s, 1910
Thomas J: Carrigan. aged 25 years. Re
mains at O'Donnell & Co. funeral par
lors Notice OF funeral later.
BELL-May s, Mary Exford, wife of
Thomas Bell in her thirty year
at the family residence, s35 Second ave
nue.. Notice of funeral later.
WADE-In this city, May S, 1910. George
6, Wade OF 1866 Seventh East street
aged "a years. The body Is at the funeral
parlors OF Joseph William Taylor, 25
South West Temple street Notice OF
funeral later.
ARNE-At Swans court, this city, May
8, 1910. of consumption, Christopher A.
Arne. in his 2sth year native OF Norway
and member of the Tailors union, this
city. Funeral services Tuesday at 4 D.
m. from the funeral chapel of Joseph w
Taylor. 81 South West Temple street
Friends are invited to attend Inter
ment In City cemetery.
READING-The remains of william H
Reading, who died in Bakersfield, Cal
May s. 1910. aged IS years. and son Of
John and Annie Reading Of Centerville
Utah. will be shipped to Salt Lake City
in care of Joseph w, Taylor. The re-
mains are expected to arrive Tuesday
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
DAM. DAM
Hikes HAVOC
i, Land conpany's RE, Res
e,saks, Carrying Peril
ID Dsstructi'n'
II uEs N Ii,R PERIL 1sc,Dps
kIIE NARROW EScApbS
IN Water Twenty Feet
X, Sweeps Out the
Pace Ranch.
-. tribune

| , n. Tribune, p,r cevser dam,
! yE p,radox Land company; !
= iss SroSe last night ana
"a Colo, hrothcrs' ranch and
|;1lsd iGe ss,ow WI the reservoir. ! The s
y =, t..t sI high and level lnlt OF
~ ;sHsli Of water ou' ,Wehrii hni,ilIngs 5
h " ,S inc before 1t at a teri Inc
|az an" 1. Miller barely escaped
II Iss % sa",,ro even his CLONES.
tgrs' "%oabnply ~ would have LOST @
u ~ ,ssy been sleeping IN the
- -. up Pace, who has been o on
I, bfse Years and is In the
% y r r4, o1,t OF doors did so the
z ;slls Ssw NJ breaking. When he
y v'I Of the rushing waters
n,.,,S ~ a TO arouse his mates
H. house and they nafr'"'y
and a number Of dishes
-. ~. .apply mi Of food Tor the Pace
-, 'sy Tsni down with the Hood,
- !, 1,,sehInery and other sup
y ,0unS ~" around q ranch of TINS
~ lv l.S5iIIon TO DESTROYING the
me flood covered lhe rancn
- y, Wv miles below with Tee
|-E WI ~. ,n5 hpa1-Nf IimDcrS.
Z, I'1r ,.s,rd for four hours and
n,sorss river ten feet AT BiVe
= pJ .,l,. below the Pace ranch
~ nnch and Garvers ranch,
sr,t.r I'D the creek tnan
j" mol 50 badly damaged but
M..rsI M hundred dollars damage.
~ 4 somewhat sleeper In ,hat
~ ,hs water ran away more
= allowing 1t 10 become SO
rat loca,ed on the east side
!. al mountains about thirty
u nam here. The dam WAS IN
4 = me water was 10 be USED
"a oIsy. Colo. AS g result about
4 n ilne fruit land in the Para
:, vlll be without water this
/. "a lhousauds OF fruit trees VIII
4, v,5l and hundreds of farmers
y s,tIl,r In that valley Will nave
4 .=shere until this reservoir can
IA Ire estimated cost OF this
.,vgt 80 900. The company was
m esther reservoir only n short
. ~ this TO be finished this
IA; d this Paradox Land com =
|EC. Kyle Of Montrose, Colo.
rP. 7. Stevens, vice-presidert,
4, l.nsy. a bankers son OF New
y sfr.lary and treasurer. it Is
\ : aet Of the people in this
IL Klnrsy furuishsd most If the
h q, deal. Mr.. Kinney also is
|-i similar scheme in Oregon.
.ht-eer Tanner had dlsapproved
LTaly feet OF the Gcyser dam
.lkts ago and had ordered the
y ;rshy 1t not 10 allow il 10 be-
II % the top with water, The
cy,s get In dirt instead OF CON
, et engineer prescribed, and
.Hdiy fest OF the dam was mar
Y Ire plan approved by State
y Ilnnsr. II is said that the
| |1iptoIly constructed In many
= 1ese has been some talk oi
r sso have mad so much darn
rslf ranches OF suing tIC
y. Pare brothers who was "
n aid The damage was prob.
Although at present IL Is hard
ns much damage really was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09

w Throckmorton, and as Throckn,orton
&c CO., was duly adjudicated bankrunt.
and that the first meeting OF his credIt. !.
ors Will be held at my office in the Com
inercial block, Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the i'th day OF May. 1910, at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the hanEr,,nf
come before said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. May 6 1910
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DENVER g. RIO GRANDE Rail
ROAD COMPANY.

Proposals to perform grading for double
track between Pando and Pando Tunnel
Colorado. apout one and three
miles, and Goodnight to Swallows, Colo
rado, about ten miles, will be reoeIved
done under Denver & Rio Grande Rail
road companys specifications
The approximate amount OF grading is
as follows: "
PANDo TO PANDo TUNNEL.
Loose rock ,.-'.t.s... 30. 600 cubic wards
SoNo rock s."........-. 5000 cubic wards
slope walls s.>s......s. 200 cubic wards
GOODNIGHT TO SWALLOWS.
Earth and embank-
ment .-..>-e.. 396 900 cubic yards
Loose rock ,....-...., go. 900 cubic wards
Solld rock '.'....,... 10000 cubic yards
Rlprap .s........,s.... 10. 900 cubic wards
Further information can be secured on
the grounds, or from the chief engineer at
Denver. at
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved. Bids should be enclosed in
sealed se,.s envelope, addressed to J. 6. Gwyn.
Chief Engineer, Denver G. Rio Grande
Railroad Company. sos Equita BILE Build
lng Denver, Colo, and the envelope plain
" marked: Proposal to Perform Grad
ing Work. Ir1iss
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's'slss fSrf : &C COURT OF THE
% of N How The 9, district Of Utah M
'aess ae lo lu w Throekmor-
= rhroctnr,i rioward w. Throck-
~, In banrnorson & CO., volun-
EDITORS of 'knfnptcy. No, 14i5,
re bu5Inessoo w. Throck =
In and s W. as Howard ".
~ lake r. f,i,T Throckmorton &
u. ''' district I aforesaiS'n ft,D Sqian'S y
.:,, .5 plO. fhs That on the 4th
w. doing h,@l sad Howard w.
oii'csS as Howard
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\ AdreJ Pills are antiseptic,
y fsstorative and n prompt
Of all urinary irregularities.
Esntutes. sehramm-J -Johpson,
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AND EVERYTHING NEG
essary for keeping house In 3-rocm
modern apartment. See this II you want
a home. 1t Is a bargain. Fine location.
reasonable rent. IT Brunswick ave-, 2nd
East, between 2nd and 3rd South. k930
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A 1915 SLIGHTLY USED UPRIGHT
piano for sl75. Bell phone 1884. Office
SO Main St. with the Smart Shop. k6i9
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F1JRs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WI, DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxiderm!st line and carry COM
r,ete stock OF manufactured goods. pay
Richest price for raw furs and game
heads' X. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 e. ard So;
neAuS' a31S2
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FOR sALp-M1scELr.ANnous

PLANO, NEW; COST $3.50; WILL
sell for SIZE cash. at once. x-56. Trio-
une. c328
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GAS RANGE. ALMOST NEW, CHEAP
Apply No 12 Hawks CT. bet. 9Th and
7th Fast on 2nd South. keel
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NICE FRONT ROOM. MODERN, SUIT
able for two close In. 9iT West 5th
South. Phone Ind 1876. kl294
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CLEANING
ACCORDION PLEATINQ
MASSAGE.


VAPOR BATHS. MASSAGE AND ELEC-
tric healing Madam La Belle, 263
Main street HooV9
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WANTED = YOU TO KNOW THAT
Heneger's Business College Is the best
In the city Day and night sessions.
d2e20
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING WILL CALI.
Salvation Army. Both phones. t219l
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remakfng. Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Both phones 3S3, b503
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NOTICE.

]. THE UNDERSIGNED. HERBRY VIII.
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife. Mrs. Edwin Harropp.
after May 9. 1910 Edwin Harropn k1466