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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
STERLING RUN.

Miss Stella Yocum returned home
Monday from several weeks visit with
her sister at Beechwood.
Mrs n?&&ap, of Williamsport, was tie
guest of her niece, Mrs. w. II. Straw
bridge, over Sunday,
Sterling Base Ball Team played Cam
eron Sunday; score, l3 to IA in favor Of
Cameron.
Miss Elizabeth Arnold, of Emira, was
the guest of her sister Mrs. J. II. Smith
the past week.
Little Aargaret Neenan is quite i'll
with measles at this writing and Mr..
Neenan has a very sore hand
DR.. Wright and wife, of Erie, were
the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs,
NJ Il. Herrick, over Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Dice returned home Mon
day from few days visit with uncle Mr.
Sykes, at Heating Summit
Mrs. Elmer Whiting and family left
the past week for Penfeld, where they
will camp for several months, at her nus
bands camp.
Quite a number Of town people atten-
ded the Camp Meeting at Emporium Sun
day.
p. Il. Trump, of St M2rys, was a
visitor in town the past week.
Miss Hoella Mason LETT for Remove
Wednesday, where she will visit for a
short time.
Mrs. Jones aud daughter, Mrs. Berry,
attended the funeral of the formers sis
ter, at Emporium Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Hulsinger and son. after
spending few days in town with rela-
tives and friends returned to her home at
Remove, Wednesday.
w. IL. Srawbridge LETT for Portland
Mills Saturday, where he has accepted u
position in the tannery.
Luscia Giovanni and wife left for In
diana county Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Wylie is visiting in the
State Of Ohio.
William Bagley had 20 have two valu-
able dogs killed Tuesday, on account
Of their having fight with porcupine,
Rev. Ebersole and wife returned re-
Gently from Buffalo, accompanied by
their little grandson, Raymond Goodsel
BLUE BELL.
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CAMERON.
Nice rain Tuesday noon.

Nice rain Tuesday noon.
Alrs. d. Sullivan ST., and children re-
turned from weeks vacation IN Cieve-
!aud
Mrs. &. 3. Potter was able to 20 to
Emporium last week after very long
illness. Her many friends are gIad to
hear Of her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lizzie Wallis i, visiting her sis
ter Mrs. G. J.. Page she past few days.
A. A. Smith of Sterling was busy in
this place the past few days at the tower
g. l.. Page, signalman, is still busy at
work at Keating tower.
Cameron Ball team defeated Sterling
Run here Sunday. Score. l4-I3.
Heavy hitting featured, it being ! , in
ming game.
Frank is learning parrot language now
at least he was seen talking to o1e sun
day eve IN cage.
Two Italians had little trouble among
themselves at the Brick Works Monday
evening, starting with brickbats aud
winding up with gun, aud knives when
Sheriff Norr, was called. capturing one
buf the other got away.
Prot. ID. B. Peterson, who has taught
quite a number OF successful terms OF
hool Ia this place, Sterling Hun and
elsewhere and was liked by all 10 whose
eompanionship be came, has secured the
position as principal OF Fact Kane schools
aud nsticl Nupl Of Whetmore Town.
,nip, ~itn l. . ,ghool- under his Jurisdic-
,,ut. ,t.a .alu, understood O. be 5000
.el . u.ae l.Juibs team
lii uauy friends Ssh him every sue.
etss 10 Li- ucw undertaking.
LOUISE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14

Mrs. A. j, Barclay and children are
visiting at ConnelIsville, Pa
Miss Mabel Buchanan was called away
last week, by ,he death Of her father.
Miss Helen COUNSEL has returned from
Heating Summit.
Miss Sara Mupsell is visiting Mrs.
Arvilla Couusil and family.
Miss Bertha Fulton is visiting her
brother Harry at Batter Pa.
Mrs. w. T. Piper and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v A.
Brooks.
Mace Il Drum, now located at Du.
Bois, was home on the Fourth
Joe B. Counsi Of Tyler, spent the
Fourth with his mother here
Miss Myrtle Shafer spen, the Fourth
at Olean
Mr. and Mrs Al. Cole are visiting out
of town relatives.
Quite a number Of our young people
went to st. Marys to celebrate on Mon.
day, he Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. JOS Kiusley and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, We're out Of town Sun
day and MONDAY.
Walter Phillip, spent the Fourth at
Driltwood
Mrs Cora Bailey and daughter FL
meTdauC rt Ne.ttu.t. arc visiting rcla-
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
Protection in Germany.

The Philadelphia "Record" publish
es an article under the caption "Does
Protection Protect Labor" in which it
presents some comparative data to
show that wages are as high in some
industries in Free-Trade England as
they are in Protective Germany. To
be really Illuminating the "Record"
should go back few years and con-
trast the condition which its table of
German wages now shows with that
which existed before Germany sue
ceeded in building up big manufac
turing industry. IL is not so long ago
that English artisans and workers of
all kinds were earning very much more
than Germans in like employments,
but the difference is nearly wiped out
by the growth of the manufacturing
prosperity in the FatheraDd. Con-
current with the expansion of manu-
features in Germany there has been
steady increase in the condition of the
worker. Formerly the German work
or was about the most lily compensat-I
ed in Europe; now he rates up with.
the best, and the probabilities favor
the belief that perseverance Is the
policy which has made Germany a
great manufacturing nation will finally
put him or much higher wage plane
than the workers of Free-Trade Eng
land.-San Francisco "Chronicle."
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14

II q ielau shn is weak % nervous
ieslrp' robust hp,li h again, the small sum
oi - ahcu pal fsf sexiue Pills, will
brns ues 20 nsih ia very short time,
These arrai tonic fllh have slthout
question done r,urs lhaa auy other rem
edy ia pruduriut stealy nerves. Price,
. boz siH boxes for 81, with full
guarantee ioT all 'orms Of weakness. Ad-
dress "a call on X &, Dodson, Druggist,
Emporium Pa. sleIe ,hey ~ all the
principal remedies and da not substitute.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14

HUNTLEY

c. W. johnson and his sister Mrs.
Selburu Lague were SinuaUahonlng gisi-
tors on Sunday
The Dr.hwood callers this week were
b. } Collins. G. J Miller. 6. f.. Wv.
lie, \. w Smith aud 5eiburn Losue.
Cres'cu iii. of Nedix Run Is the
guest Of bis sister, M. W Il. Smith,
this week
l.. II. Smith i- improving after his
spell Of ,ekpe.s.
Several Of our young folks attended
the show al DrIitwooi 90 Thursday
night aud an reported fine time
Mrs " L. smith received mes.
sage on Wednesday ir1m jamestown.
y L., that ber little nepLew Leland
WaIker. son Of T.. / Walker wa, dead
lie bad only been -igk b 'ts day.
Clyde Collins. while 1w.a. wood with
hls nes engine Sas struck 10 the face by
piece % wood which was thrown by
the ,a@ and eli very badly
The lIiIl reunion which r- l.Ii ~
the residence q " 4 -mita ou Thur.
day, JUS 7lh was = yrfy d 4-.4i ahuG
About thirty relaliye 81 ihr I'LL aml'y
were present Fhe dag being rerg lad
ono many did aor attend IN ttat account.
Had ile .as lu lbaalr mspy
more would have len p -seat
4 W smith hai the misfortune Ca
lose BIS ptl eros
July ne. 80. SIuHr
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
MEDIx RUN.

Horace Smith and party l,GJ here
Saturday evening to visit The lorners
brother at Remove.
James Krise, who has been at Odessa
spending the Fourth returned to his
home Thursday.
Mr. Nelson and wife of Dubois visit
ed their daughter at this place few
days last week.
Mrs True London and chlldren are
visiting relatives at Brookville this week.
Mrs Eva johnson, of Reyuoidsville,
visited Mrs. Calvin Colburn here on the
Fourth.
Margaret Doyle and Harry Ford were
visitors in town on Thursday.
Chas. Barr aud family visited home
folks at Miler's Run the fore part OF the
week
Geo PistLer was business visitor at
Dubois Thursday.
John Harris, Of Weedvilc, was in
town on the Fourth He played in our
town band Harris can handle snare
drum all right.
Harry Slaton and wife, of Reading,
were visitors in town last week.
Miss Nellie Miller, OF Dubois, is Wis
iting the Misses Wagner at this place
Miss Alice Nclcy, of Beuczette, visit
ed Mrs. Mcdonald here on Saturday.
Miss Amanda Giiler, of st. Marys, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Dollinger
The infant child of MIR. aud Mrs.
Samuel Arndt is very sick at this writ
ing
Chester Backus is away visiting his
brother at Linden He is learning to be
an operator.
Mrs. Edward Bouch, of Caledonia,
visited relatives here last week
The Red MEN and Haymakers will
hold a banquet 10 Robinsons Hall,
Thursday evening. All Red Men are
cordially invited to attend.
Lawrence Moody and wife, who have
been visiting the formers brolher. at
Drittwood, returned Thursday evening.
Miss Iva Backus is visiting relatives
at WiIlamsport and other points.
Mrs Clarence English, of Penfeld,
visited her sister here last week.
Curt Franrz aud wife, who returned
from the South four weeks ago, will take
up housekeeping in part Of H. b. Rus
sell residence on Brooklyn Side
Mrs Henry Backus, Of this place, is
at the Williamsport hospital
LOREN Allen, Of this place, took in the
sights at Dubois on the Fourth
Martin Hill and family attended the
Hill reunion. which was held at Huntley
last week
Mrs. Dan Ross and Miss Abbie and
aud daughter Marjorie were Dubois visi.
tors on the Fourth.
Squire Davis had business at Clear
field one day last week
Andrew Wagner was a visitor at Rcy-
nodayiie the fore part Of the week
RED BIRD.
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Weak, Weary Women.
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
End Them


Wheu the back aches aud thr1bs.
When hUusework is torture
When night brings 40 rest nor slcep.
Womea's lot is weary one,
There Is a way 10 escape these woes.
Doans Kidney Pills cure such ills.
Have cured women here ia Emporium
This Is one Emporium womans tcsti.
mDny.
Nlfs. Phoebe Morse. Fifth Street. Eu.
pufium, Pa says Il have taken
Daan's kidney Pills and can strongly
recommend lhem tor kidney trouble. |
procured Doans Kidney Pills At Tag
gaus Drug store and lheiF uss relieved
ms 81 q long Standing attack ~ kidney
complaint. | Iake pleasure ia ma. ua
lhe iacl knosa that Doans kidney rlla
aan be depended upon
for sale b. al dealers. rriee so ceuts
Foster Mllbafa Co, buffalo, New York
sole agenis Remember the aame-
DoaHs aad take % other
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
NORTH CREEK.

Alter having such backward "wintry y
weather, the hot days have at last visited
u~ and we are "thawed out enough to
scribble, and now the little song of ave
cut the lilies and hay" is in season, for
the "haymakers" are busy.
We enjoyed heavy rain Sunday
night which did the crops much good.
It did not only rain but it poured, and
was sulI raining early Monday morning
1t would be well for some people to
carry their coats and be prepared when
coming home in the "wee small hours.
VIM. T. Lewis is able to be up again
after an illness Of few weeks. Pneu-
monie is not pleasant visitor DR..
Bash attended him.
Mr, H. VI Smith who was at the
hospital, was brought home, with no im-
p,oyement, and is in serious condition
with no hopes Of recovery. She was
taken to the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Hou,ler.
Corydon IIousler has left US and has
gene to Cook 5 farm to work.
Mrs Malvina Carter is home again
after visiting relatives and friends on
Rich Valley
Tressa Britton, one Of our young
ladies. who is working up West Creek,
paid visit to her parents short time
ago How is the new Bike, Tressa.
Quite number Of our people attend
ed the Camp meeting held in the park
and report a very interesting meeting
Hazel Chandler is home from two
weeks visit in the city, being the guest
OF her aunt, Nus. W. j. Leavitt, aud
family.
J. W. Lewis went to the city Mon.
day.
Mrs Solyesou called on friends on
West Creek Tuesday morning (early,)
X. Burton Moore was visiting relatives
and lilends the past week aud is now
working tor Robert Warner
f. A. Lewis made flying trip to the
city Tuesday morning, as dii also lor.
ace Birch.
win Spence came up from the city
Tuesday, guest Of his cousin, Mr-, Au-
ulc llUusler, aud family
NIr-. Moore, from Rich Valley, came
over to see her sister, Mrs Solyeson, ON
"Wednesday,
Invitation, are out 10 the public 10
attend an lee Cream aud Box Socigl AZ
the school house huc, the prnccc,is #
which Is 10 set bell tor The school
Don't forget tho date saturday evening,
July %. Come one, come all and have
Joyous time.
North Creek was we'll represented n
the Ladies Missionary Siciety. which
was held on West Creek At Mrs. laura
Brundagrs, "Wednesday uf last vcrk
Those ia attendance were Mesdamrs
Solye.on, Briltou, Ilockman aud llml,
her, the Misses Bertha liritlun and Myf-
tic Lewis, aud / 4 Lewis,
Mrs. Minnis Bundasc and daughter
Eva, OF Wrshis Ps., i. guest Of Mrs !
solyesaa
Quite a number af Emporiumi,e- wrro
seen "a uuf slfegls sithia thr past week
Mfs blanche llua i un tho .ick l.t /
Chas. Barr called pa friends here
short time ago.
Elhrl Bfltlun i hoHa onss more. bat /
ohly TOO short time, too, - .hs ~lll /
-oon aake hrr departure toe ciear |
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Creek where she is intending to teach
school this coming term Our best wish
es % with her, and we wish her
every success.
BLUE JAY.
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Alipsrsons aFe hereby forbidden from
trsslsaslag upon the property of thia
O0mpang Without q permit from thls
offloa. o. the Manager at the WORKS
kEanHahA F0wpEa MH0 lo
Emporum, Pa. August lst los
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
LalssI Popular Muaie

Miss lay Gould, teacher u piano
fort has received a fall line 81 the lat
esi aad most popular sheet music. All
the popular 4lfa. Popular and claaa.
ical muale frloea reasonable.
44-tf
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
DEATHS DOINGS.
RYAN.

MRS FLORA TAGGART RYAN, aged
81, died at Ridgway, at six O'Clock last
evening. The funeral will be held on
Friday at two p. M, from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Leonard Taggart at this
place. Mrs. Ryan has been in very
feeble health for many years.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
Good Plano for sale

A HEadbafy Piano sauasel "a good
condition.
Apply a. Pass eiflne. Wtf
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The Churches.
Flasr METHODIST srlsoorst

hsy EaoTY n stevens, bistrlat
superintendent, viii prnaeh al i030,
q o. The pastor sill preach 10 the
eYeaing Quarterly Conference sat
ufday evening - : 0'cloek
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-14
PROPERTY For Sale.

The Alex DeShetler property at Wy
side, near Sinnamahoning, is offered
for sale. Apply to Mr. NJ Biodget, at
Sinnamahoning Pa, or TO Mr.. Alex.
DeShetler at Honaker, Va.
19-3t
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Killed Monster Snakes.

John QUigley killed a very large
rattlesnake on July 4th, on Four Mile.
The snake measured 46 inches and
sported nine rattles and button.
"Uncle John" has the hide on exhibit
ton at his place of business on Broad
street
=.
Miss Maud Steck, clerk in Keystone
Powder office, did not faint when she
met two foot snake on West Fourth
street, but jumped onto the reptile,
which fastened its fangs in her dress
skirt. She stood her ground and
stamped it to death and went on her
way as unconcerned as though it was
bug.
-.
Jos. Craven killed a rattlesnake at
the Keystone Park, last Sunday that
measured AZ inches in length.
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Local news on every page.
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Breezy
News
SiNNAMAHONING.

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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-28
MR., AND MRS. w. F. NANTKER
SURPRISED.

4 number OF friends OF Mr. and
Mrs w. F. Nantker very cleyerly took
the young couple by surprise ar an
early hour last evening when nineteen,
jolly crowd, appeared at the door
way bringing with them every thing
required for the daintles OF luncheons
Many OF the guests were old friends
OF Mr.. NantkeT, having come from his
old home In Nebraska.
After overcoming the shock OF the
sudden surprise the jolly crowd play
ed q number OF familiar games. after
which they greatly enjoyed the dainty
luncheon.
During the evening. with n nicely
prepared speech, ] VI Forristan pre-
scnted the young couple with a hand
some set OF silver knives. forks and
spoons. the gift Of their Nebraska
friends OF Mr. Nantker In few well
chosen words very heartily expressed
his appreciation OF the beautiful gift
Late IN the evening the jolly crowd
departed. leaving behind their hearty
congratulations md very best wishes
to the young couple
Mrs. ] W. Gum OF Butte. Mont.
and Mrs. Flora NJ McNulty OF Vir-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-28

not only the distance record beaten,
but good chance for the amateur du-
ration record, which is IS IL hours.
We had been 10 hours up, with the
balloon sull in frstclass condition,
with eight 50-pound bags OF ballast
left in the car and lot OF stuff We
could have thrown away. But that
storm was coming on rapidly and
threatening To blow US up north into
Ii country from which there seemed
II be no chance OF getting out
I'VE made a mental photograph of
the surrounding country and made all
shipshape 10 land. We crossed over
what seemed TO be a small lake. but
which later proved TO be a river. The
valve was now wide open to let out
the gas, and We were descending rap
idly from an altitude OF about 5000
feet We had started down from
lG.00O feet when the storm gathered
There was no decent landing place
to be seen in any direction. There
was nothing 10 do but To take 10 the
brush. In about two minutes we
struck the top OF some trees. To ease
the fall / threw out bag OF ballast.
We started up, and | promptly used
the tripping panel. letting the gas all
escape with n rush.
I'VE were carried at a terrific speed
over the tree tops for a few hundred
feet, when the balloon caught In the
trees and we were dumbfounded To
End that We had landed In forest
the trees being anywhere from fifty
TO seyenty-fve feet tall
Thursday morning We were up at
daylight, which Is halfpast six o'clock
in that latitude.
Up TO the top OF a nearby hill We
went 10 reconnoiter. Nothing but
wilderness in every direction. After
breakfast. consisting Of hot soup. rolls
and crackers. taken from the supplies
In the basket. We decided TO leave the
balloon where II was and look for
help"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-28
MISS DOUGLAS ENTERTAlNs.

very pretty party WAS given Sat
urday afternoon. October %, by Miss
Lucille Douglas al her home on Madi.
son avenue Tho decorations Wer. in
keeping with the Halloween week
Tho living room and library were dec
grated ia yellow and white chrvsan-
themums and autumn leaves and the
dining room was beautiful In hanging
vines OF autumn leaves, pumpkins
and candlea Tho prize vas awarded
TO Miss Lucille Ballantyue for the
most artistic pencil drawing OF the
ghost. The Invited guests were
Misses Florence Horrocks. Margaret
Watts, Mildred Douglas. Eva IIeek.
Beatrice PinErec. Margaret DeVine.
Anna McBeth. Loretta Whalen. Alice
Gray, Maude Zcimcr. Edna Bohn
Evelyn Dalrymple. Ruby Herdu. Viola
Taylor. Margaret Smurthwaitc, Mar
garct Wright Florence COoney. Flor
cnce Thomas. I.orello Foley. Verna
FarT, La Vern Fulton. Maudc HAYES.
Mabel Wilcox. Margaret Spargo, Mae
Scowcroft. Daisy Kuhn. Mary Abbott
Lucille Ballantync. Mabel Rolapp,
Helen Towne. Nellie Forest. Zell
Davenport, Glen silver and Cora Bas.
sett Of Salt Lake.
Assisting were Mrs. John Lorin
Taylor. Mrs. Frank Quayle Cannon.
Miss Nita Ballantync. Miss Helen
Taylor and Miss Beatrice Pingrcc
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-28
WOODMEN ENJOY
SOCIAL EVENING

About $50 persons participated in
the initlatory festivities held by the
Woodmen OF the World In their lodge
rooms last night and witnessed the
Introduction OF eighteen candidates
into the order.
Jack Hedman. national organizer Of
the order, who has boon In ogden
since last January. was given a rous-
ing farewell reception and was pre-
sented with a diamond ring as a tok-
On of The esteem In which he IS held
by the lodge members. Mr Hedman
will leave for Texas tonight. The
presentation OF the ring was accom-.
panied by a very fitting speech by
Matthew Gaut. in which the organic.
er was commended for the work
which he has done during his stay In
Ogden
After the initiation work. the meet
ing was converted into a smoker and
general good time was enjoyed.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-28
DESCRIBES
THE FLIGHT
Hawley Tells of the
Wilderness They Saw
in Canada

Quebec. Oct 2S.-Alan p Hawley,
who with Augustus Post. In the bal
loon America H. won the International
race and established a new worlds
distance record. describes the remark
able flights from ST. Louis in a graph
ic manner. His story follows
The balloon America lT left St
Louis oct. II at GAS O'Clock in the eve
ming prepared TO stay the limit in the
international trophy contest Before
the start, had a conference with Mai.
Hcrzy as regards weather conditions,
and mis- advice was followed through
out the entire trip He said We were
on the outer wheel of a high barom-
eter. with a low following. and that
II we kept close 10 the ground that
(Monday) nisht We would go north,
possibly a trifle west Of north. switch
ing In the morning toward the north
east and then 10 the east His advice
was remarkably correct as the trip
showed.
We made n nice start and establish
ed an equilibrium a few hundred feet
above the ground on one and half
bags OF ballast We Were carried
along at the rate OF about fifteen
tom lands along the Mississippi river.
where We were held for some time
Getting over this. we still held our
low position, and Tuesday morning ap-
preached Lake Michigan between Nil
waukce and Port Washington
After describing the drift of the
balloon over Lake Michigan. Mr. Haw-
ley says they were much Interested In
seeing steamer set out from shore
and follow them some distance and
then turn back. BY Tuesday night
they had passed Lake Nlpissing and
the balloon was IN first class condi-
ton
Continuing, he says:
The next communication with the.
ground was Wednesday morning
when We hailed a lumber camp. and
were told that We were heading di-
recuy into the wilderness. But. feel.
Ing sure that the higher currents
would carry us asst. We did not hest
J tate 10 continue We Travelled north
OF east stil
Nothing but woods and lakes and
rivers, hour after hour. We Travelled
al great speed at an altitude OF from
10000 10 $4,000 feet. In the neigh
I borhood of 4 o'clock Wednesday ait.
ernoOn We got a glimpse OF Lake ST.
John, and knew absolutely our posi-
ton. In passing The lake We realized
that there was a change in our d.
recuon and that We were being car
ricd more 10 the north. Knowing the
currents would take us stnl farther
north, We made up our minds that IL
vas suicide to so farther on.
1T surely WAS disappointing to be
compelled 90 land here. as We had
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-28
.COLORADO-UTAH
FAIR ASSOCIATION

MONTRoSE. Colo. oct. 81 - The
Western Colorado-Utah Fair associa-
ton vas formed al a meeting here
today. attended by representative
from towns In western Colorado where
county fairs and racing meets are
held annually. and also representa-
tiyes Of the Utah State Fair sssocls-
ton
Tho purpose IS 10 avoid a conflict In
Gates W. o Redding Of Montrose
vas chosen president of the new A.
sooiation, and Horace Ensign OF Salt
Lake, secretary
The season next year Vii open a.
GlenWood Springs and close witL the
state fair AZ salt Lake.
The towns and cities IN the new
a associauon are salt Lake. Boise,
Grand Junction GieuwOli sprines.
Delta, H0tchE.ss and Montrose.