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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
CAPTAIN Klaus Larsen, in Frail
Craft, Negotiates Treacher-
Gus Whirlpool Rapids.
MAKES WONDERFUL TRIP
THROUGH SETTLING WATER
Rides on Bounding Craft on
Perilous Journey for Three
Quarters of a Mile.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. I. Sept. 1s.-
Captain Klaus Larsen in his little motor
boat. the Fcrro, late this afternoon made
a successful trip from the foot OF the
cataract through the whirlpool rapids 10
within A mile OF Lewiston. a distance
OF four and one-half miles. He started
from the Maid OF the Mist dock at 4:45
and ran on a rock near the American
shore at $50 Despite the battering OF
the whirlpool rapids, Larsen went
through safely. but his boat was leaking
badly al the finish and through the trip
Larsen had intended 10 start at 2:3O
o'clock. bur he was delayed by engine
trouble. Besides. the authorities threat
ened TO Interfere on the ground OF at
tempted suicide
The Ferro swung under the cantilever
bridge. the engine running at top speed
and was caught In the swift drift. where
the river begins its rush down TO whirl-
pool rapids
Larsen held TO the middle Of the chan
mel and In less than three minutes had
made the great pool. In the trip through
the rapids the little boat was lost to
sight most of the time but at Great
water. The boat landed right and CON
Jinued TO the pool. Larsen kept 10 the
outer edge Of the pool ana passed OUT
and down without accident. Just az he
ing and Larsen was at the mercy of the
waters, hardly less violent than those
The 1ittle boat swung around stern
first and turned completely over, Lar
sen coming up badly battered. It was
here he injured his leg.
Plaything of the Rapids
From here Larsen was a mere play
thing OF the rapids. unable TO hold the
course. the boat swinging from one side
,o-, he
DEVILS LIZ. the Ferro swung toward
the rocks on the American side OF the
river. rolled over one boulder and went
fast between two others. There Larsen
stayed for FIVE minutes. forty fee, from
craft.
Getting free. he was hit by comber
and went careening towards the middle
Al the bend with the Lewiston bridge in
sight. the boat drifted toward the Amer
ican side again; and was then caught
again. this time near shore, TO be caught
by Roy Rockwell of this city, who
waded into the water and caught a rope
thrown by Larsen.
but having accomplished the worst part
OF the journey ne was persuaded TO board
trolley to Lewiston, setting the boa
adrift.
The, trip was worse than thought /,
woud be-" said Larsen but I am not
hurt and I Will do It again some time
with another boat. My leg was jammed
when she tipped over, but that's all. The
engine worked fine through the rapids
and | could have made the trip In half
an hour If it had not stopped after leav-
ing the whirlpool"
Except the old Maid OF the Mist sent
through in 1864 to avoid seizure. Larsen's
Is ,S,vo ohe ON only engine propelled craft to
Nissen. Chicago, 1900. and c. A. Percy, |
1887 and 1901. are the only men who took
boats through and lived
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
FOUR BALLOONS PASS
OVER THE OHIO RIVER

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 1S-Four
of the balloons that started from Indian
apolis Saturday crossed the Ohio river
over or near this city today, and a fifth
landed at UniontowD, w Va, Three of
the balloons were seen north of the city,
one flying so low that Its number, six,
was plainly discernible.
The balloon which landed at Union
town was the Drifter with Albert IIolz
pilot, and George &. Howard passenger
The aeronaut stated that they encoun-
tered three storms while flying at an
altitude OF about 2300 feet and crossed
the Ohio river three times Their big
gas bag was made so heavy by the rain
that they were forced to descend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
COLLEGE MEN TO DECIDE
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

MANCHESTER. Mass, Sept. 1s-FoI-
lowing fast on the national amateur tour
nament comes the fourteenth intercol-
lesiate golf championship meeting be-
tween Yale. Harvard. Princeton Unlver-
sity of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth and
Williams beginning here tomorrow with
team matches. These will continue for
the first three days of the week and will
be followed by individual championship
matches. Yale holds the team Champion
ship, while the individuals were won last
year by A. Ezekiel of Princeton, whose
home is in Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
ZIMMERMAN MAKES RECORD
FOR MANY BASES STOLEN

UTICA, n. Y, Sept. 1S.-wbst is ~
lieved 10 be worlds record for stoIen
bases during the last nineteen wears wa
made by William N, Zimmerman, inc
Utica rightfielder. today. He stole 107
so,: with batting average of 5o5 Zin,
norman has been drafted by the Atlanta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
WESTERN LEAGUE

AT DenIep-First game-Denver. 5;
rain.
At st, Joseph-st Joseph, Z; Topeka, s.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. 3; Omaha, 2.
At Lincoln-Lincoln, s.; Des Moines, B.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
Big Californian Sbo,,.
ReIinquish His r.,
ship Aspirati,s
WILLIE LEWIS EAGpI|
TO MEET DIXIE :,
Jack Goodman and n
Farland viii NpaJ
Ten-Round B,3
BY W, B. tBAF) Mas,

CO. W. g. 'baF) MAsu
NE" YORK, Sept III
the big Californian. will al
With the Michigan rt.,ls'
o!ak. at the Armory A ~
Monday night The c,lr..S
70 bring home The pac,,
II IL kaufman fails 10 .~ sa,', !;
Billy Delaney should dAH. 20
sending him back 10 II, or
1 kaUfnGan I'm ough. 70 4 ! =,
ever WI he. He has ~
seven years. which !,
bring out whatever po.;,.i1.
as a prospective chamni.-
He has been I'D ,o.I... sIs
best men IN the eonn,s @
years, and II he can, :!
might as well nun. a,,,,!
60 -" IL IS tar from W.,
championship form /,
speed. He Is big. ram.
ratrly we'll with both i,ss,
OF a speedy Opponent
faster than ku6isk - -
handi'y BY the knocsou, "a
After Dtzi. ii
KID Mccoy, who has rs.,
is under his rnanarsn..,
ing hard 10 induce ths ~
slider another match Win +,
- RoqrEe. managing dI-s.s.
tional Sporting club. I,s h.
az week lr an effor, IA =
Sign for another match -
The reason the Dire EWI
Lewis again is said n !.
compensation. The hid ~
demand more money ;h,-
the last time. claiming ~,
attraction,
u is more than rnh,u,
Mcfarland and Jack c.
be able 10 get on a na,rs
weight title. Both 6,ys
lhabillty TO make lie ~
weight limit. which Is il
fact Is. neither pIll aus.
weight and chuck In 4 lt7
entering the ring.
Goodman and Mrrs
Goodman and 5icFarlsd
to meet in a teH-round b,,
OF the month. The naits
10 be At catch weights u
VIII not be a battle In n
weight class will feur. Y
Goodman are about OF ..1I
so far as cleverness is oacs.
are about even.
The bout should prcvs b +,
II will be the west w q,
be exact, Chicago sgalns, n.
Paramount Athletic clus
staged a corsing good s,rp
doubtless play 10 p1esg
A match between DID
Wolgast would be 8 plplh
local clubs. HyIsnd c.r 4
quirement as 10 weight. ,c.
thing that tho champion ui
thing on the little Callis1
those ten-round session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
American Association

At st. Paul-First game, St Paul, 2,
Kansas City, 0. Second game, st. Paul. 3;
Kansas City, s.
lis. 8.
At Columbus-Coumbus 4: Louis
Vile. g.
At Minneapolis-First game. Minneapo-
lis, 3; Milwaukee. Z. Second game, Mime
apolls, ]. Milwaukee, 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
MCFARLAND IS SURE OF
CLARKE'S VICTORY SUNDAY

a. The Tribune. Sunday night received
MacFa rland, Jackie Clarke's manager;
NEWARK, n. J., Sept Is-Kramer
beat Jackie In French style match Jackie
complains Of change of climate We are
rldlnS hye miles next Sunday. Put the
FAMILY plate on him"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
Flies by MOONLIGHT.

AVIATION FIELD. Garden CITY. n. Y.
sept. 1s..Tod Schreivcr. former chief
mechanician for Glenn II. Curtiss and
builder OF the Howard Dietz bipane,
made an American record for flying by
moonlight tonight. covering thirty-onc
ana one-fourth miles The fight was
made at the request of a committee from
the newly organized United States Aero
nautical Reserve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Of principal place OF business. Sail 7 ,aIn
City. Utah. ahe
Notice-There are delinquent upon tho
tollowlng described stock on account of
assessment No. 3, levied on The S{h d.
of July. 1910. the seveTai amounts cat .a,
opposite the names OF the resnecti'se
share holders as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
Wagners Win

The Wagner ball team defeated a
OF to Z. The Wagner ball team issues
challenge to the q. e. NJ 7. for game
TO be played al Sandy for next Satur-
day.
Batteries-Wagners Hans and C;isu-
que. Murray, Badger, Sparr and Pea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

And In accordance with Lave o,d
order OF the board OF directors maGa an an
the Stl day OF July. 1910. so many sho,ee en
osoeas OF eash parcel reel Of such stock as msy be
the company. Sos Judge building Sal, .,
Lake City, Utah. on the 10Th "a nt
September, 1910. at 7:3o O'Clock D. m ~ ~
thereon, together with the cost ~" od y
vertisfna and eNpense of sale.
GEORGE T. ENSIGN.
Secretary
E1Da7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
ABE ATTELL TO MEET
CHAMPION AID W0LGAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1S.-Jimmy
Griffin, manager Of the Broadway Athletic
club, announced tonight that he had
matched Abe Attell and Ad Wolgast TO
fight twenty rounds here on the night Of
October 81. Griffin stated that referee
would decide the contest, and that IL
there was any interference on the part OF
the authorities he would be prepared 10
meet il. Attel is at preesnt in Milwau-
kee and WoIgast is at his home in Cadil-
lac, Mich Arrangements for the match
were made by wire,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
MURRAY
IoIaTs .''.' -'''oI It
Score hY innings
Occidentals o 8 o q 90 0-3 Z
Murray 80. O O o o O 0 90 5

The summary: Earned runs-Occiden-
tails, l. Left on Observation-Disclosures, 2;
Murray. 5, First base on errors-Occi-
dentaIs, q Murray. 2. Sacrifice hits
Mooney. Black. kaefer. Stolen bases
Langford, Black. Langley. Mann, Castro.
Base on balls-Off McCreary, ! Struck
out-By McCreary. 5, by Mooney, 3.
Three base hit-Langley. Double plays
Robinson to McAdoo McAdoo unasisted.
Umpire-NevIns. Time OF game so.
Attendance-3000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
COAST LEAGUE
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Sept. ls.-scc

Los ANGELES. Cal, Sept. ls.-scores:
Morning game r. H. p.
Los Angeles -.....,...--.-,.......T 10 1
oaklalu -'srso
Batteries-Thorsen Magic and II,
Smith; Decaniere and Thomas,
Afternoon game r. Fl. 2.
Los Angeles s-.s..>-.s... .s.,so !
IN,t"T Batterles.criger and orendortf. Moscr.
Lively and Mite. Ump!re-McGreevy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s,-scores
Morning game R Il. Z.
vernon "ss..s''~--s s.rs-~.-S
san francisco -..-,-.>-...s-.,--.. )
Batteries-Brackenrid and Brown:
EastIey and Williams,
Afternoon game r, H E.
San fr2nclSCO -..~-..-o....s..o.s . :
vernon --s-s.-s-.,-s.-s..S
Batteries-Henley and Berry; Hit. WI
lett Raleigh and Brown.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 1s.-Score:
Morning game r. n. E.
Horllano e-.s...." ..'-s...- --s--.l ]
Batteries-Bloomfeld and Murray;
Pape and Spiesmen.
Afternoon game r H. z.
Portland ,......,.... .,.s....s..s1J 3
Sacramento ,....-... .........
Batteries-Steen and Fisher; Arellane.
Fitzgerald and La Longee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
SoX Take Another.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s-Chlcago made II
three straight from Boston today. WIN
ming 6 TO 0. in a game featured by
Walsh's pitching and a triple play. "A
triple By Parent and a home nun b.
Gandnl netted Chicago four runs In the
fourth Inning. The triple play was
staged In the second. Stahl singled.
Lewis bent an lnfleld hit and Purtell
lined to Parent Parent tossed the ball
TO zeider, doubling Stahl off second,
Score:
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan: Hunt
Smith and CarTgan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Nelson Is Strong,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ls-Nelson was un-
httable In pinches today and St Louis
beat New York G to 8 IN the final game
of the series, Score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
Athletics Win.

Athletics Win.
DETROIT, Sept 18-Dygert allowed
the Detroit batsmen but four hits this
afternoon and Philadelphia. won. TO !.
The batting Of Lord and Collins featured.
Score:
R. II. e.
Philadelphia -..... ............ 0
Detroit ......... .s............ 5
Betteries-Dygert and Livingston; Mul-
Ian and Schmidt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19

dIIU CIEuUVrIL, HNUoEI ,
!y and Mite. Ump!rc-McGreeVy,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
PREPARING OFFICIAL BALLOT.

Frank llindman OF the county cleo
tlon board Is just now busying him
self with the preparation Of the official
ballots for the primary election OF
August 2. II is somewlat os tedious
job, three dlgerent sets OF ballots hav.
ing to be completed. one for the Dem.
ocrats, one for the Republicans and
one for the Socialists The state tick.
CTS Will be four In number, includ,
Ing the prohibitIonlsts.
The ballots Will contain the names
of all the candidates. to be voted for
for nomination, beginning with that
cf county Judge and winding up with
county welgher There will be six
teen Offices named on the tickets IN
stead OF eighteen. the places OF judge
OF the superior court and clerk there
ol having been dlscountenanced from
the fact that there will be no official
notification OF poulation by the fed-
eral authorities Ion the requisite time
The Office OF county representative
will appear on the state ballot aloag
With twenty-seven others.
1t will take from eight to ten thou
sand ballots OF each kind 20 supply
Logan county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
SPARE OUR LIVES, She WALLED

Denver, Colo. July 11--There is a
little Southern woman in Denver
whose husband Is travelling man,
and consequently spends much OF his
time out of the city, leaving his
wife and children. five. all alone
During the so-called burglar scare
IN Denver few weeks ago, the wife
was in an agony of fear as soon as
darkness fell-she was the possessor
Of some perfectly good diamonds and
Isilverware, and had visions of herself
and finally being slain in cold blood
by robbers who yearn to possess her
valuables. SO she adopted the follow
ing course of action. Every night
she would lu,k herself and the chill
dren into one room. after having put
her diamonds and silverware and
things of that sort into bag, which
she left downstairs with the following
pathetic note: Please. Mr.. Burglar,
take everything I've got, but leave
rie and my children in peace" At
least--this Is the story her friends are
telling about her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
MEDICAL
Tests WILL
Be STRICT

That Oklahoma IS TO have a large
outfit OF new doctors Is Indicated by
the entrance for the examinations 20
be held by the state boat 81 exam.
iners here this week. II Is likely be-
tween fifty and sixty applicants VIII
enter. Many of these are to be from
other states.
This 4 the cloge Of the Oklahoma
period or reciprocity The admission
In other states will not hereafter avail
aud an who enter the practice OF med
icine will be forced to stand examin.
atons. Many physicians who enter
ed practice In territorial days and VINO
have not taken out statehood licenses
are affected They will be required
10 take examinations at the regular
pevods OF be indicled for practicing
Without licenses.
TIlle logan this afternoon. There
are TO be two trials on charges OF abor.
ton and two on charges OF practic'
Ing without license
The board will be In session four
days altogether at this term. The ses.
sions are being held al the Hotel
lone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11

WILL OPEN
WEDNESDAY

No entertainment has ever been
Presented to the public which com
lines educations and vacations, free.
dom from business cares and allow
ing you at the same time to watch
over your interests, with such re-
tuction in the expenses as does a
chautauqua, and in this respect the
Guthrie chautauqua is far in advance
Of those of the present day.
Commencing wednesday July and
continuing for eight days the great
est chantauqua ever held in this
state will be in progress, and the tai
'ent engaged by the management Is a
revelation IN these entertainments.
lnaugurated with the parland New
hall company, whose vocal quartette,
trass quartette and bell ringers have
been the talk of the musical world,
and climaxed by Hon. Joseph G. Can.
non. speaker of the national house OF
representatives, every date Is fea.
tare, and includes Bill Bone, humor
list: John Addison Seibert. Oriental
lecturer; Clarence Burgderfer, piano
loeue artist. and the Grand Finale.
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11

CLAUSE IS
ENJO|NED
S ATE OFFICIALS RE-
STRAINED FROM PUTTING
1T ON BALLOT
49,
SUIT INSTITUTED BY
ALlEGED EX-SLAvE
4l'IssvsgE0 'H'f'ssi Y
Federal JUDGE John Y. CottsIa|
VIII Hsat Argument IN
the Case Tomorrow


Efforts TO prevent the grand.
father cIause, from helnp. suhmitted
49,
- " 'o'e a. 'ne Ausus' PRIMARIES h"'e
been taken into the Federal court
and tomorrow Judge Cotteral will give
hearin. on tho continuance ~ a
,o,
'eo'"' '"'uiie''o" ~ ''"'' 'ue eieS
'ioh machinery
Service was obtained in Oklahoma
City this morning IN SECRETARY wju
Linn of The state election hoard
Deputy Marshall chris Nadsen serv
Cd tha na,,aro
A temporary Iniunction restrainino
the state election hoard ar nuhIlc af.
fairs and Secretarv Of State nil
Cross from nuttiny tho nro,osed
..grandfatherr amendment to the state
constitution on the August urinary
ballot was issued saturday night by
Federal .Judge .Iohn / rortaraI ~
the appilcatIon Of DANIEL Stn,a an ex.
slave and pronertv holder who would
be djsfranchised under tha nroyis,on
OF the amendment, as he wonla Ne
unable 40 either read Of write anS
section of the state constitution
Harris Behind the suit
The attorneys for Sims renreeant
also Chairman lanes A Harris a,
the Republican state committee whc
Is leading the fioht In court a. ~ ~
vent the disfranchlsemen, M % p ,,oo
Oklahoma voters. The attorneyy arc
John Deyeraeux. former North Car.
Gilman. whose father was for years
on the supreme bench Of tbat state.
former CHIEF Justice Jobn II pur.
ford aud William II channell Of cutb
rie. 'p' - 'u'i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
THE MODERN -sCRAPER"
Rev. DR.. Harry Scott Draws a Comparison
With the Ancient Tower of Babel.

pr Harry Omar Scott Of the First
Presbyterian church, last night dis
cusssd the subject Of city building
at an interesting and somwhat unique
service, the congregation being as
aembled upon the lawn instead Of
inside the building. This custom
will be followed during the remainder
OF the summer except when rain pre-
vents.
The speaker discussed the subject
OF city building from three points OF
view. He took as the Bible illustras
flon from which he drew the lessons
Of the evening the story Of the cree.
tIon of "sky-scraper that should
touch heaven itself by the people Of
the land of shinar In whose city oc.
cured the confusion Of languages
which afforded the city or Babel its
chief claim to distinction DR. scott
called attention TO tine fact that the
number Of so-rNlled SKY Scrapers'
that city possesses usually Is the
measure Of is Importance IN the pub
lie mind. but pointed out the truth
that pride in such feature of city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
SUES PARsON FOR KNOCK
Prayer Didn't Suit Member of
Congregation. Who
Sues for $4,000

Springfield, H., July 11-Because
the Rev. r. B. Fisher of the Neoga
presbyterian church refused to give
the Lord favorable report concern.
Ing the character OF Jacob Stroll he
las been made defendant in a S.. 900
damage suit brought by the latter.
Fisher and stroll had differences
growing out Of the merger OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church with the
Presbyterian church. The other day
following a funeral at which Mr.
Fisher officiated, they met TO effect
a reconciliation.
The meeting opened with prayer by
S;rohl In which he asked the Lord
with emphasis, to give the minister
more grace. Then Fisher prayed, In
voking the assistance Of the Lord 10
make Brother Strohl better man,
to cause him to pay his debts and to
have him, cease backblting, Then he
related numerous faults OF Strohl's
and asked divine interference to rec
tify them.
You'd better make another prayer
and straighfen things up with the
Lord said Stroll when the minister
had completed his prayer.
Fisher refused. Then Stroll secur
ed the statements of fifty NeoEa resi-
Cents that his character WIS cxcellenl
a..a .i.al ea1s. ~ is.s sssl ~ ~vAil
lean him 400 on his pers nnal word
This was presented to THY minister
Ike still refused to ever up thing;
with another suppIication. The sui
fo]I6Wed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
WOMAN is PERSISTENT
Determined That Her Name
Shall Appear on Ballot
as Candidate

II Is expected that the question OF
TIE eligibility OF woman TO an Office
outside the class designated by tht
statute will be brought TO the supreme
court on contest. Miss Rugy Turnel
q; Woodward Is an aspirant for the
Office Of register OF deeds. The coun
ny election board refused to put he,
name on the ballot and Judge Louf
borrow decided the board had no righl
TO exclude anybody from the ballot
rot being a judicial body. The case
was appealed by the board and the
supreme court refused to take juris
dietion. 1t is likely the name VII
40 on the ballot and that the case
Will come up on appeal. Attorney
General West holds that the only Of
fees to which women are eligible are
specified s-commissIoner OF chap
tiles and corrections. county superin
tendeni. notary public and certain
commissions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
ENGINEER
THWARTED
H0[D-UP
RUsE PREVENTS LooTING
OF BAGGAGE CAR AND
PASSENGERS
BANDITS WERE GREEN
! HANDS in The BUSINESS
tBy Associated Press,

81 Louis, MO-, July ll.-Cieverhess
On the part of the engineer prevented
three youthful bandits from robbing
~ ,,,a..,., va.o o roos sor,n
Wv '''''o''' = 'A"'''"' 'eA"'
western 1iyer no. o. near Lari'hore,
st. Louis county, about fifteen miles
from st. Louis, Sunday morning
,rbrae mon M, oetorroo, wara ar.
~ 80 a'e''ooA M
tsteu AZ suspects-
The police do not believe they are
the men wanted and are searching
for.tliree others who are said to have
entered the city abont o'clock Sun
day morning
It was 8 o'clock Sunday morning
before news Of the attempted hold.up
reached the city and detectives were
immediately assigned to the case.
Ruse Was Successful. '
Engineer Quinn through ruse pre-
vented the baggage and passenger
coaches from being looted. rne ban
dits at the point OF reyolvers com
PEELED the engineer and fireman TO
descend froia the cab and go with
them to the baggage car TO assist
in uncoupling IT. While lingering
mbout the coupling, the engineer and
iiremen managed TO slip away In the
darkness.
The two started on run for the
cab. The bandits soon became aware
that the crew was dashlng for the cab
and opened fire,
The engineer and fireman ran fast.