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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

G.. d. Patterson and wife of
Taylor arrived last week and
spent several days looking over
the country and visiting the fam
lily of 0. +. Patterson. Mr.. Pat
terson left Saturday for home,
but Mrs. Patterson will visit
sometime before returning.
Fresh South Texas cabbage all
the time al Greenhi.I Bros. Phone
23I. al-It
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Ep.sc0pa Fair
The fair given 1y the ladies'
of the Episcopal Church last
Saturday Was q great success.
There was sl3I taken iu and Dc
wi.I gotl the building fund
The Iadies.are t3 De- commended
for their successful efforts.
Frank HoHIes made a business
tr.p CO. Monroe Monday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
PHONE 353 FOR YOUR TEXAS OIL

Rev S. 81 Smith made a de-
nomination. visit 90 Lubbock
SATURDAY, returning Monday.
PIainvieW News.
The Palace Meat Market is I'm
line for your best trade in fresh
meats. You al. know Bucker
Phone 2o3. 37-lt
Paul Ray of Tahoka visited in
Lubbock las. week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
Z. f. LIPSCOMB, The Transfer Man

Residence Phone %. Lubbock, Texas

4 number of new business
firms win pat IN here as soon as
the company is prepared 90 DO
business.
e.. L. ADNR
Remember you can get bread
delivered 90 any part of the city
by Roddy a Adams. The Martin
Home Bakery makes it Phone
$40. 37-tf
o. Penney OF Stamford. was
here the last of the week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

"Divinely beautiful" is the
instantaneous verdict of those
who have seen the lovely line Of
hats at Mrs. Grace Johnston's.
37-lt
r. G. Chisum OF Tahoka was
in Lubbock the last Of the week
attending TO business matters.
The Palace meat market is in
line for your best trade IN fresh
meats. You all know Bricker.
Phone 2S3. 37-1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
PIainyiew, New Mexico

Saturday, March y, 1910, was
a gala day at Plainview, n. NJ.
on the line of the Lubbock-Ros-
well extension Of the Altus rail
way. A townsite company was
organized with a capital of
with the following in
c0rporators. J.. c. Eof. ueasur-
en-: c. J.. Singleton, secretary:
j. a. Cooper, g. W. Baton. Geo
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
Good Roads For Lubbock

The merchants are joining in
with the farmers Of Lubbock
county and they are now begin
ming work on the public roads Of
that county We have been in
formed that they are going %
grade the road leading east and
west through the county and that
same win run through the city of
Lubbock up and down Broadway
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Remember you can get bread
delivered 10 any part of the city
by Roddy q Adams. The Martin
Home Bakery makes it. Phone
375. 37-tf
T. L. Vaughn and family spent
Sunday ON their farm in Hale
county.
Flower seeds for the yard
planting at LCwrey & Son. Phone
1877. 37-1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Sol Dorm Of Chi.dress spent a
few days .n the city this week.
He went out to Cochran county
To look after some .andInterests.
10 is safe t0 say that Barney
OIdfe'd is about the limit IN the
auto races. but he always carries
plenty Of insurance. Let ID. j.
Wood i0 the Barney act To- your
home Room IS Lubbock state
Bank. 3l-2t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Jno Smith and wife of Plain
view. spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Weathering-
ton.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Speaker Cannon was showed
under the other day. This
makes him feel about like the
fellow who has his home burned
and no Insurance. See ID. j.
Wood for the better kinds
That's a.l Room S. State Bank.
37-2t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

T. g. De-. rs Huw occupying DIS
narl..m. rawres.dar. m West
Broadway
D. rm put a .I.. coa. Ir O. fell
lows shoe be- wI.I jump over @
house ItFaI .e. H.s house
burn without insurance lg VIII
GRAVY. .n q hole let S. b Rob-
bins g. Company keep yoH 1Jt of
t1. ground. They carry all. kinds
37-2t
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-01
Evans Roundup.

Charlie Creek. Mont. June 10. 1910.
Jus, word TO le, you know our progress.
We are Just ready to start on our long drive
.. we are all rounded up. We had mar
row escape from tightening last night. the
herders had the main herd holding them
when streak OF lightning dscsnded IN the
center Of the bunch and killed one mare
and her colt. and stunned the whole bunch.
The boys had about an hours run 10 settle
them again. AL are feeling fine.
Mas. w. S. EVANS
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-01

Eclipse Wind Mills at Tanner & Best's
A. r. Rice Of Medicice Lake visited
Culbertsos Tuesday.
The Lakeside items arrived too late for
publication this week.
lin Swindle of Plentywood was in town
a couple of days this week.
County Surveyor w. H. Mann was down
from Glasgow on Tuesday.
Ice cream and ice packed cream promptly
delivered to any one in the city-Phone call
Io7. 5ztf.
Atty, Paul Babcok went to Glasgow on
business Tuesday returning the following
day.
Hair work of all kinds done by Mrs. j.
A. Livermore. Culbertson. Residence q
mile west Of town on the old Searchlighi
claim. IIu.
los. Woukell, ID. H. Abbott and o.
Schow of Plentywood were Culbertson yisi'
tors on Monday.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey, eight years old and strictly pure
Kehoe & Schow Props. I4tf
Girl wanted for general house work In
ouire OF Mrs. c. A. Wittmeier. Goot
wages for good girl.
Frank Stephens has made arrangement
to have telegraphic reports Of the Ieffries
Johnson fight on Inly Foueth at tn
| Palace Saloon. Bulletins will be receives
al the close Of each round.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-01

Gasoline Enpines Tanner & Best's. 2tf
CT. Ryder Of Glasgow was here We'd
nesday.
Dan Mitchell Of Poplar was in town
Wednesday.
Girl wanted for general Homework bv
Mrs. G. w. Tanner. Off
Miss Aimee Mcdonald OF Sisseton S. D.
is visiting Mrs. c. L. Folkestad this week.
The big sign Of Embellishments came
down during the rainstorm Wednesday
night.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirk a
baby boy this week. mother and child
doing nicely.
Miss Susie Hill Of Sisseton S. d j.
spending her vacation here with her cousin
Mrs. Aslakson
Get Lion brand or Heath & Mulligar
brand house paints. both Splendid qualit,
at s. S. Moen's. soft
Young man wants place to work on farm
Address Hybard Bodelsen, Dane Vale,
Montana. care of Ingvard knudsen. Spa
N. N. Peterson left Monday for Mil
waukee. but will return to Culbertson II
October. He hopes to regain his healtl
by long rest.
II. NJ. Cosier, r. +, Patch. and L. L
Brink were in Culbertson Wednssda
evening to attend special meeting Of tn
Montana Star Telenhone Co
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-01
Those Pies OF Boyhood.

How delicious we're the pies Of boyhood.
No pies now ever taste 20 good. What's
chasesdl tbs piesl No. Its you. You've
lost the strong. healthy stomach. the
vieosous liver. the active kidneys. the regu'
lar bowels. Of boyhood. Youf digestion i
poor and you blame the he soed. Whats
nssdsdl A complete toning mp by Electric
Bisssrs Of all organs Of d,ssss,oo-Stomach
Liver. Kidneys. Bovels-Try Them
TbsyM restore boyhosd appetite and ap
psscia,ios q iood and fairly satursts you
BODY With nsv health. strength and vigor
soe. Il The Valley Drug Company.
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Fer Furniture 60 to Tanner { Best's.

Fer Furniture 20 to Tanner & Best's.
aft
Jay A Ford Of Plentywood visited Cul-
bertson Wednesday.
Pasture for rent. one-han mile from
wn. Apply to A B. Tanner. atf
Wanted. competent girl forseneral house
work at once. Mrs. c. L, Folkestad. Iatf
While in Minneapolis the editor met
Ami Tanner. Who was sojourning At the
Rogers Hotel.
Go to D. r. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
culbert.on. Mont. ~ off
See S. S. Moen for Zenith harness. the
very best made. Single and double har-
ness in heavy and light grades. An
c. H Sowie the elevator man purchased
the crop of hundred acres Of fax from
|. G. Nugent on Monday for the sum OF
$500. Just as il stands.
&C. Best, OF the firm Of Tanner&Best
arrived Wednesday morning from Mime
apolis and is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. g.
W Tanner. He will be in town several
DAYS
Get your job printing done at the Search
light Office Although the price OF living
has gone up several notches We are still
ao,no business AT the same old stand at ths
same old low prices. 46ti
Mrs. |. z. Bewick returned from ST
Paul last week and brought back with hel
a four months old baby boy which Mr.. ane
Mrs. Bew,ck have adopted as their own
Mrs. r. C. Stanfeld returned with her.
The Culbertson street sprinkler arrivet
TUESDAY, and bright and early Wednesda.
morning the main streets of Culbertsol
were being treated to a good wetting
Bu,terfield& Englebright have the contract
/ Mrs. A. w. Huxsol. Miss Bertha Maih
ews and Mrs. Mabel Janens left last Thurs
day for visit to eastern points and thei
old home at Charles City. Iowa. Mrs
Huxsol and young son will return hom'
abou, October first.
Mayor w. Mathews and the editor OF TIL
Searchlight returned from Minneapoli
Sunday night. While there we interview
ed President Pennington Of the 500 Lin
and he informed us that there would b.
nothing doing this summer on the proposes
! extension Of the Ambrose branch OF tn
500 ,hrogh Whitley County.
! The Embroidery Club met with Mrs. c
S, Stafford last Friday afternoon at tn
Evans Hotel and as matter Of cour ha'
a delightful lunch and jolly time. Tw
visitors were president. Mrs. Tanners sis
ter-in-la law Mrs. Engle and Mrs. Stafford
niece Mrs. Preston Of Glasgow. Mrs. G. A
Wit,meier was chosen present during tn
absence OF Mrs Robert Wittmeier. Mr.:
S,anfield will entertain the club next FIR
i. day at the home Of Mrs. f Bewick.
n Frank Mccormack has purchased III
} stock and fixtures recently purchased
Charles Jarvis for confectionery store an
I ice cream parlor and has leased the Jarv
} building across the street from the Search
! lieh, Office. He has already opened up Il
1 business and while all his stock has not a
I rived the place looks so cool. clean an
} inviting that he has already large trad
} He has two able assistants in the person
1 Of George w. Minis and Miss Leona A
! bright. Frank says he intends to have Il
swelles, place Of the kind in Valley count
and invites everybody to make it their sto
I ping place when in town. His ad sppea
on the editorial page Of the Sesrchlight.
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UtpMrEncUV VI tHC INt.IIoNs
u y. Land ONCE ~ Glasgow. Montana
June 7th. 1910.
Notice In hereby given that
Charles T.. Evans
Of Culhertson. Montana, who. on MAY ID, IDe.
made Homestead Entry No. aA7. Serial No.
0s7pi for sWA. MEX NY SEA and NE sWH.
Section 4, Township 10 ~. Range b =. n. NJ:
has alsd notice Of intention to make Finai
live YEA Proof, TO est Ablish claim To the land
alDve described. before w. Mathews. Y. y.
Commissioner ct his Office at Culbertson. Mon
tans on the Y3rd day Of July. 1910.
Claim ant names a. witnesses: 49,,
Per A. Olson, william 4. stephens. and vii,
liam Cobban, OF Culbertson. Montana. anu
Carries Johnson. Of Bainvillc. Montana.
TRUMAN NJ. PATTEN. Register
First Publication. June "a. 1910 u.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior.
u. y. Land ONCE ~ Glasgow. Montana
June nth, 1910.
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OOOOOOOOO . . OOOOOOOOOOOOl
4-room cottage with basement, good we'll
Of water, barn tor 4 horses, with 3
lots. Price S1.1OO
4 room cottage with coal shed and out
buildings, on 2 5o-foot lots.
Price 500
3 room cottage with coal shed and out
buildings, with 6o-foot lot.
Price 81, 200
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN
NOT 0VER-C CONFIDENT

BEVERLY. Mass. Sept 1.-THE only
arrival al the summer White house on
Burgess Point today was Representative
Duncan l.. McKinlay of California. who
had just finished speaking tour Of
Maine in the interests of the Republican
caud ldates.
Representative Mckinlay will bo the
presidents guest for two or three days.
The California congressman expressed
the opinion that Maine would be saved
To the Republican party, but by small
plurality.
After his visit in Beverly is ended,
Representative Mckinlay Will Co 10 Nir-
ginia North Carolina and Tennessee.
lie predicted that tho Republicans would
have u majority Of twelve in the next
house of representatives. President
Tafi, accompanied by Mrs. Taft and Miss
Helen Taft. attended services at the
Unitarian church, where Rev, Ulysses @.
Pierce chaplain of the church, and the
presidents Washington pastor. preached
the sermon After church the president
motored over TO Nahant. where he had
luncheon with Judge Robert ". Grant
OF the Sufford court. Later he called
on Senator Lodge,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
FOR ARIZONA VOTERS

PHOENIX, hriz.. Sept. l1.-Whether
the Initiative referendum and recall shall
be n part OF the organic law of the new
state of Arizona. or await the decision
OF Il popular veto. subject To tho adop-
ton of the constitution, VIII bc decided
tomorrow i'm the election OF delegates 10
tic constitutional convention.
The Democratic and tho Labor parties
have declared for constitution csta blish-
ing the principles OF the Initiative. refer
cDd,tm and recall, as well the direct
primary and tho popular election Of
United States senators. while the Repub-
licans, with the battle cry Of statehood
irst l." are frankly for simple. short
constitutions leaving the other things TO
the vote NJ tho people. after Washing
ton approves the organic law OF the low
state. The Republicans claim Il majority
OF two I'm the convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
GIGANTIC TRUST
TO CORNER COPPER
Combine to Have Capital at
Start of 100000, 900, Ac-
cOrding to Report.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE usually well
informed Monteur Des Interests Ma,
tcrieles sums up briefly what European
financial people have been lately say.
ing Of the proposed international copper
trust The project, which WAS supposed
to have been definitely abandoned last
spring, is to be taken up this autumn
again, so the story goes now, i'll virtue
of an understanding arrived at be
tween the Amalgamated copper com
pauy, the Guggenheims and the Rio
Tintos corporation, The known pres
ence together in Europe of the inter.
esfed parties has naturally been taken
as a prelude to these reports.
The capital Of the new combination
is said to bc $500, 900. 900, but, as this
represents tho value of only il single
years production in the United States
alone. il is added that Especial ar
rangemcntsn are to be made in Amer
lea TO exc out this enormous but in
sufficient capital.
Ono Paris financial critic announces
that the news Of this understanding has
come out Just in time to help Americans
get rid Of a part Of their superiluous
stock of copper. For the rest, 1T re-
mains to be seen whether this "copper"
story' is or is not eventually to go the
way of its predecessors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
Will Celebrate Completion of
Great Canal in 1915, Regard
less of American Cities.
VAST AND UNDEVEL0PED
RESOURCES TO BE SHOWN
Ruins of Ancient City That Stood
Four Hundred Years Ago
to Be Feature.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IL
While New Orleans and San Francisco
arc fighting desperately for the Pan
American Canal exposition in 1915,
Panama itself is going ahead with an
exposition which Will mark the compile
tion of the great work of ;oining the
Atlantic and Pacific
Tor her exposition Panama will have
one supreme exhibit which no other city
can have. 1t is the canal itself. The
world s fair will be situated on a beau
tful plain three miles northeast of the
city of Panama, This plain runs down
10 the sea beach.
A feature already provided for is
" Panama Vienna or old Panama, the
city destroyed by Pirate Morgan.
Recalls Centuries Gone.
The picturesque ruin Of the old city,
its walls, towers and arches, are in as
good condition today as they were a fter
Morgan finished his work 400 years ago.
Tho space within the walls Of the old
city Will be transformed into a vcri-
table Coney island. The object OF the
fair is 10 entertain and instruct the
many thousands of visitors who will
come from all parts OF tho civilized
globo. and more important still, to pro-
vide permanent part that will mean
ncw era IN the business life Of South
America.
The fair buildings will be of sub
stantial nature, with a view to their
further use for business purposes II
is planned to have in them everything
n buyer could see if he took trip to
the UnirHd States or Europe, thus re-
ducing the cost to merchants and por-
mitting.a larger purchase
Demonstration of Resources.
Everything that experience can sug
gest for the entertainment of visitors
will be provided. and an opportunity
will be afforded for tho world TO learn
the vast resources Of Panama, much of
which remains 10 be developed. There
are thousands Of acres of rich virgin
soil that, under the direction of skilled
American or European farmers, would
yield two fortunes. Two crops of sta
pies are grown each year. There are
vast belts Of timber and gold mines
that have not been properly worked
In other words. Panama remains to he
discovered in an industrial way, and
visitors 70 the world 8 fair will be given
every opportunity to learn what the
country is like.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
WICKERSHAM GUEST
OF JOHN ID. RYAN

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. lt.--Georgc w.
Wickersham, attorney general of the
United States. and those who accompa
nicd him on the trip Saturday through
Deer Lodge valley, for the purpose OF
furnishing him with all available infor
nation in regard TO the conditions In the
so-called "srppkc zone returned to
Butte today, and after II dinner at the
Thornton hotel rendered bin by John
-. Ryan. president OF tho Amalgamatcd
Copper company. at which many distin
Guishcd guests were present, left tonight
for the cast.
Mr., WickerSham said that he had been
enabled 10 obtain background or
groundwork on which to proceed in con-
junction with the opinions Of experts pre-
pared In this matter. the outcome OF the
famous "smoke case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
EXPERT REPORT
UPON MAD DOCS
Several Popular Beliefs Held to
Be FaIlacies by Findings of
Scientist.
No MORE DANGER IN
SUMMER THAN WINTER
MadstOnes and Chicken Breasts
Held Worthless as Cure
for Rabies.

WASHINGTON, Sep. lin a public
health service report today A. NJ, Stim
son, its author, repudiatcs certain mad
dog falacjes. This report from Sur
geon General Wyman' bureau admits
rabies may not be uniformly fatal
though it is almost so.
"We do not know says the report,
"that artificial immunity can be con
fcrrcd during the usual Incubation
period The possibilities Of antl-rabics
scrum have not been exhausted by
trial but our present data do not war
rant us to expect very much bcnGht
from this source Mad dogs are not
always wild eyed and frothing at the
mouth and determined upon attacking
every person they meet. The report
contends that when the attack first
begins to develop dogs are frequently
more playfully inclined; tho rabid DOG
is sick; he is not necessarily running
wild and furious; he is frequently obe
dent up to last stage and often seems
TO have bone in his throat or TO have
sustained injury TO the back.
No Difference in Season,
Another falacy is the general bcliet
that rabies is much more easily trans
mittcd in the summer than IN other
months. The explanation is that more
people are moving about and thereby
become subject To attack, Nor is the
maiady confined to any climate or re
zion. 1t is liable TO occur IN the Are
tic or the Equatorla lnngles. Dogs
wolves. coyotes and skunks seem tt
be especially susceptible,
The maidstone and chicken breasts
os cures for the madness arc arraigncc
as real dangers, because they frequently
prevent people from seeking other rem
cdies. Lastly humans afflicted with
hydrophobla do not bite other, people
7 nc average period of incubation is L
little over ten weeks but in some per
sons the effect of mad dog 8 bite Is
moi manifest for more than year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
FIGHT IN NEW YORK
COMING TO CLIMAX

NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.-With the re-
turn OF Theodore Roosevelt from his
western trip, the struggle between the
'old guard" and the progressIves for the
control OF the Republican state conven-
ton looms largcr upon the political hori-
zon. Both sides have been conducting Il
campaign TO capture delegates. and the
result OF Tuesdays primaries In Buffalo
and Rochester In n large measure VIII de-
terminc wheihcr the selection by The
state committee OF Vice President Shcr-
man temporary chairman shall be ratl
fled or rejected IN favor Of Colonel Roosc-
welt.
dcncc In their ability TO WIN the support
OF IA majority Of 1915 delegates to the con-
vention. OF the twenty odd counties IN
which delegates have lrcady been chosen,
l32 arc said to favor sherman, while l09
are credited To Roosevelt Second and
third class cities viii bold their primaries
on September 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
EMlJLATING ROOSEVELT

MESiCO CITY sept. il.-Today proved
TO be "a strenuous and busy ono for the
chief executive OF Mexico. who attended
the dndica tion OF two monuments. re-
ccived four foreign cnvoys 10 the ccHtcn-
NAL cclc bra tIon, and entertained Sky
persons M Il banquet at the palace to
night.
Tn, most Interesting feature OF today s
programme 10 the American residents
was the dedication Of TN" site where Il
monument will be erected by Americans
In this republic and presented - thn
Mexican government President Diaz and
members oil his cabinet were present.
Enbassador Henry Lane Wilson mrt'
the presentation address. In replying
President DIaZ said his people deeply ap-
preciatcd the gift and the spirit @.
friendship that prompted II.
Later In the day tho chief "Nrcutive
attended the exercises 'oi placing lD'
first stone In the Pasteur monument a
gift Of rthc Frcrch colony, TO the people
of Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
GROOM OF NINETY SIX
HAS TRIBLjLATIONS

BALTIMORE. Sept, 11.--William Boyd
g6 wears Of age, went to Towson. n sub
urb. Yesterday. TO secure a license for his
marriage tonight 10 Miss E'lZa Ann Dan
lei aged ~ wears, but In the rush was
given a gunpnr's license hy mistake. He
did not discover the error until after lie
had reached his nome AT stevenson.
n,iIr from Towson Az there were no
more trains 10 Towson. he had to walk
there TO secure The proper document and
then walk back home
long tramp and WAS joined In wcdlock
tonight 10 Miss Daniel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
GIRL GIVES UP life
FOR LITTLE SISTERS SAKE

AURORA. Ill.,. Sept. 1.-two girls. sis
tcrs were drowned here today when Il
suilpoat was capsized In the middle OF TIC
Fox river. Ida Voors. IL years old. died
II heroic death: seeking to save her sister
Clara, = years old. With their arms
wound around each others neck. both
disappeared underneath the water be-
fore rescuers could reach them.
The two girls with their sister Edith
and Arthur Hildebrand. were sailing.
whom guest OF wind overturned tho
boat. Edith managed To catch hold OF
the boat until rescund. Hildobrand swan
ashore.