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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
Backed Down
LeAiNcrok HIGH SCHOOL FOOT
BALL TEAM SHOWS WHITE
FEATHER.

lat week Iroi. j. ". ireland ask.
Ga the manage, OF Lexington lHeh
Senoo, loot bari team Tor q gamc win
stanford school team. The answe,
can, r1ck nat 1t was thought tho
sNpons" OF the game would bc great
rr than team az either plact would
care 90 irlr 10 this Prot ireland
"tut liant 900 a- much Js aeHly .all ol
hf h,rs were eo.ns To- Lexington ou
lu,ul.-p1UF to see Gao Slatc-C. O..
elma. they would lEc very much Co
sIJ uoo binds v,l ono stone. b.t
"l .be tlu Chico game or
1aaa-nlrs murnu. 1ad Witness
Oh .'u.ee contest 20 th, afternoon
adfu- hat Of t.o receipts of 1b.
at nool game were not sl..
U.. th Stamford t..u chat ta. .,.
..t -.H.I Dr.. .r.r up ont cog 's.t
'.r g...Os. TO Juis bold o.4Ius
l.,...rH hal. .o s.Hy except Cast
'u,f a.r. -aiH- I1 Jl...r. .I.r s.t
r.s .. f"U O.. .o, u., ae,
lo.,. ....l. .r. U,. -=a ,-...issa.
ItHu. q. ... u.- Lexington .a
.r.u OBJ Che sHwo-a uah School
X LH uau 7uosk4I sH.c
a.. 90 E.aa'asnU. declined %
..a.Hse r,cua, our nuy a..He'd
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
ARCH FRANCES
KILLED AT MORELAND
KINGS MOUNTAINS MAN GROUND
TO DEATH AT EARLY HOUR
SUNDAY.

Arch Francis. aged about 20 years,
wac thrown from freight train abou.
o'clock Sunday morni' & AZ Md'e-
land and both limbs and one ann we're
crushed oil. The injured man
was picked up and physicians were
hastily summoned. but It was impos.
able to stay the flow OF blood anG
this With the shock to his system
caused death TO onsue IN a short
WINE. Francis was brother-in law
OF ". I. McCafty. Sterin of Lincoln
county and lea ,es d vile and severa!
Young children He was buried yes
tciday afternoon at O'Clock IN the
kng 5 Mountain cemetery.
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Mrs. Burnetta Helm
succumBs TO ATTACK OF pNgu
MONA AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Mrs Burnetta Helm, widow of =. n
Helm. died this morning at her hom-
in the rurnersyille section at the al
vahced age of 50 years Her trouble
vas pneumonia and the iniiririties in
oident to advanced years. She was q
splendid Christian woman aud was
greatly beloved by all who knew her
Mrs. Helm Is survived by the roi
lowing children: Miss Bette Helm
Mrs. a. Tribble. Mrs. o. J. Trurmond
g. T. Helm. 5. NJ. Helm.
After services at her late home at
10 O'Clock tomorrow, the remains will
be quietly laid to rest IN Buffalo
cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
SAM MATHEW
HORRIBLY MANCIED
CAUGHT IN CUTTING aox Ann
INJURIES ARE PROBABLY
FATAL.

sam Matheny a prominent vo,n.
FARMER on the Somerset nike w,s
probably fatally injured yesterday at-
'erhooh While cutting fodder on the
farh Of andy Gooch. Mr.. Natbepx
passed BY the cog wheels of the cut
ting box, which was propelled by a
powerful engine, and the wind blew
his coat into the wheels. In a seco,a
MS BODY came in contact with the ma
chinery and every particle of flesh ON
his risht side IRON the min TO the
shoulder was stripped to the bone.
His shoulder was crushed in three
places, mis- head and cheek were cut
and bruised in frightful manner and
his arm is broken and larcerated i'm
many places. When the unfortunate
man was snatched into the cogs he
threw his arm upward and this act
probably saved that member from be-
ing completely ground off. He was
liberated from his perilous position
as soon as the engine could be stopped
and carried to his home. DR.. J. G.. Car
penter was hastily summoned but as
the young mans home is about six
miles IRON town he almost bled to
death before medical aid could be
given. Every effort is being maze to
save Mr. Matthew's lie but his case
is desperate one. Blood paison is
feared, and should it develop the
chances for his recovery are very
slight His many friends are grieved
at the horrible accident and trust his
hardy constitution viii pull him
through.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
PROF. IRELAND GNTGRrAINs.

On Saturday evening, PROF. J. W.
ireland handsomely entertained his
Stalwart football team and number
vi his young lady friends at his rooms
al the College, Ire evening Was de
lightfully spent The scalps that th2
boys rave taken ON the gridiron THIS
season werv counted and the games
-plaed agayln' In the pleasant home
III the host who il very fond OF his
pupils and who In turn is generally
beloved By the young people. TIE lot
lowing were present.
MIR. and Mrs j. ~ Wigginton. Nor
rison Bright. Mary Morrison Mathe
ney. Harris Coleman Elizabeth hig
Gins. Thomas Coleman, Winnie Dav
Bihb, Russell brown, kate Davis
Raney. Wesley Embry, Lorraine
Campbell, Mike Penny Nancy Yea
ger. ia RANKIN. Virginia AIahoney
John "a Waters, Lyle Cooper, Joseph
hin. I.ottie Carson. Lester OBannon
Mary =. Mckinney. Harry Reinhart
Claudia Eaton. VIII McCarty, Berta
Jean Penny. Wallace Singleton, LISA
iloltzclaw.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
MRS HI. FARRIS
YIELDS UP life
WELl.kNoWN AND HIGHLY RES.
pEcrED WOMAN PASSES
AWAY sUNohN ae.
TtR.NoN.

Mrs. Loretta J. Fanis, vile OF Hen.
~ G. Farris. and one OF the owners OF
the st Asaph Hotel, died at her nome
here Sunday afternoon at $3.50 after
a t"oweoks' Illness OF grip and com
pIiCations. Deceased was born and
reared In Pulaski county and since
early childhood had been member
OF the Presbyterian church. her life
being always that OF consistent and
elevated Christian woman. In 1861
she was married to the husband, who,
with two children. Mrs. Mark Hardin
and George H. FarI,s. are left to
mourn The loss OF devoted Sife aud
mother.
\ humber of year. ago she with
her husband moved to stanford from
Somerset ana had with the assistance
of her daughter successfully conduct
ed tie 81. Asaph Hotel Deceased had
rliGe ihany warm friends mere ana
they win the ones Of her early life
A. Pulaski county will regret to learn
that she has passed away
After services at TIE late home
tails afternoon at 2.?C by Rev ,. j.
pickey, All that is mortal OF this good
woman will be consigned TO the moth
or earth !n Buffalo cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
NOT VERY BUSY.

Circuit court has not been very
hdsy in the last few days. the only
cases disposed of being the one oil
.H. j. McRoberts. who secured a judg
,neut against J. II. Garter lor sou
Their controversy being over bill
of rmber. NJ. b. Carson was award.
cd $500 damages against the {. y
Railroad Tor being put of train
f. G.. Carson WHO had a similar suit
agreed TO let the same verdict Apply
TO his case. The case of 5. 4, owsiey
against the l.. 4 n. railroad for $40
o00 damages is now occupying the
attention of the court The Plalntiii
was struck by train at Hazel Patch
several months ago and alleges tha'
be was badly lnisreG.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
Junction CITY.
cemetery

Mir. Thomas Gam, one of the high
ly esteemed citizens OF iiustonvilie
died IA Louisville after an illness OF
several weeks. A few days before his
death he was sent to Mary and Eliza
beth Hospital in Louisville. where an
operation for appendicitis was unsuc.
cessfui.
Deceased was about 40 years OF
age and is survived by his wife. The
funeral services was held in Huston.
vile at the Baptist church, with III
terment in the Hustonville cemetery.
Miss Kathryne Wells delightfully."-
entertained tire Ladies' Embroidery
Cub Friday. An elegant luncheon was
served.
Nj and Mrs. Edward Riley OF ST
Louis, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Rlloy's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
+. sandidge.
81. G.. D. McConom, the genial
proprietor, of the McCollom hotel, is
spending a few days at ,ue famous
Crga Orchard Springs Hotel
Mrs Jack Go1de and children have
returned 30 uer home IN staEforl
u..r e. brief visit to Junction Cit
friends.
,r Airy Dunn. Dr.. is Suffering
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
BLOODY DUEL jN
FAYETrE COUNTY

Locked H room atr their home an
Athens, small town IN Fayette ,oln.
U Thomas Miller, The village black
smith, and MS sonin-law, d. u. Whist
uau. lnught Vi,h shot gun and pisto
until Miller was killed Mrs. Whist
man respectively the daughter and
wife of the combatants was fhe onl-
spectator. MLlCr was about so wears
old. and had for many years conduct
ed The blacksmith shop at Athens
Several days ago lac roundly abused
Whsman, declaring That he h.mseli
would have TO pay the doctors bill FOR
Ntismans wife. who mad been in for
several weeks. At about l2.oo O clock
a. Went to his house where he found
Whitman and his wife alone in their
room on the first floor Locking the
door through which he had entered
Miller turned on Whistman and asked
him who was going to pay that doc
tors bill Whlstman answered that
he was.
NO YOU won't Miller is said 10
have exclaimed.
I'm going To Kill you, YOU tritllns
good lr-nothing loater, he said and
sezcd an old double barreled shot guu
which hung upon the wall. His daugh
ter, fearing that he would shoot, seiz
ed his hand and when he pulled INT
trigger the first shot went Wild, en-
tering the ceiling. lie tired again ant
again he missed mis- mark, this time
tue shot striking the wall over th'
door.
Whistman in the meantime hac
drawn revolver and began firlng
shooting three times in all. The last
shot entered the side of the face, lang
ing downward through the mock an'
passing out through the shoulder XIII
90 him instantly.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
0ttenheiirn

Willie i'runzsweich about II years
Old, son oil Fled Brunsweich while
wrestling with some playmate broke
MS arm last Thursday.
William Shaw and wife, Of near
Froachersville, spent Sunday with MIR
md MIS-. William Dyehouse. the lat
.ers father and mother.
Mrs. lane Coleman is visiting rela-
ives at Rowland.
Mrs. White, mother of W. T. White
is at London takins treatment for
aanCer. under Doctor Lawrence
r. 4. Manuel and wife OF Rowland.
'peht sunday with the formers fath,
81 Mr.. Tom Manuel.
". G.. James got painfully hurt
by saw log rolling on his fot ana
ankl..
Bryant Plummer says he VIII soon
be- ready TO move TO his new house
on Maurice Pmmmer's farm.
eid John Long sold ~ IA pounds
OF ginseng TO NJ. l.. Long at SOS per
pound bringing him S6f. We believe
there is more money in a ginseng
,arden than there would be IN Il co.
baccO crop. in proportion Ia the
amount OF ground and expense and Il
don't take any barn or work 10 raise
il, and once planted Will grow indci'-
niteiy with very little more attention.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
KENTUCKY RAprIsTs.

The recent session ut the general
Association of kentucky Bapusts.
hold atCyu,mauo. XIV. NOV Us go rs.
Nas the most successful oyer held
u tr, history oi thai body aud the
wear closing Nov. . 1870 marks an
c.,. or prosperity hitherto uupwccd-
.utci m me work OF d,uomlbauonai
iu the state. Baptists have always
been strong In kentucky. being
among the first settlers Ia The state
End mas grown in population and
wealth Is has the denomination
gown N numbers and prosperity
The,uow number 22O,OOO members.
1888 churches About iloV minis
tors.
Tne State mission board under the
wise aud efficient leadership OF the
Rev. ". y. Powell. of Louisville, the
corresponding secretary has had a
most successful years work The
workers under the State board IN tie
mission territory of the State report
nearly 1000 Laptisms and something
like 1000 acceessions to the churches
10y baptisru and by letters IRON other
churches.
The churches have contributed over
100000 for home. State ana foreign
missions. About $4,000 Tor home
missions, over $4,000 for foreign mis-
sions and about $4,000 for state mis-
siops The State board has assisted
n weak churches TO build houses OF
" orshlp. Kentucky Baptists now
rpmber more than all other protest
ants combined In the State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
Lancaster.

Fischer Herring cd Pie'cher.yI.e
sold O. head of sheep 10 James l.
hamilton o' inns city 81 - 30 O. mead
Be- T. MehoA.''a h't c'h'''''''o 3"
.'ut room annex ip the frame par'
ODD OBJ. 'lo Macon no'"l a'a ms si'u'
tore ,,'i Ie used 10y NI. A. r.. san
t... ''r d residence during 'i.r 'o'l
.n- y.'1 Mr A'.'oag'e 'o'i'AI.
'..a .'7..''n- I.' OTTO. p.'' gu
.... 800 AusiD.i' 'd' " l'''H '.N'
1H'.' h'uee '' '' ...- 'a'.
i..ei J.. VI. .N.,i '..'.'...' ''''
..' ".0E no To. "'..i'-. . '""'
bee aud ' .a..1 N'f'.. '.."
.H0'p.- oh. rH's county. lhr young
'.ii. ''' O." ..'' ".-
'... ih"' had N'tu pronounce "'"''
.ro Wi..
o.uran a. Brown sold I'D barrels OF
corn t1 r. q. ie'ji. "' >-..'.. '- E
hammond of ''...h .''''.' s'.- 1T
$. g. Ballard 900 barrels %. ''.h OH.
-.. W the field. Fischer f'lr'A-
SOLD to D. 81. CIes- Zoo barrels ai 3-''.
delivered.
The Baptist Ladies Ala society
held an OYSTER ste" or served oI'tei
soup on Tuesday afternoon al th'
Ieroc.'N store of l'o.'1,io" ana "'"'
i!ua-s and SWincoio'd real estate
agents sold for W. Williams Ii
residence ON Lexington street 10 '
N. Lear io' Shi'o. Nr. "l'l'"NS arc
family VIII leave Len'as''r soon u
r..iue in Tulsa Okla.
the Womans Missionary S"'''V OF
the Presbyterian chur,n met Mohua!
afternoon AZ the home OF MIS- ia y
Gaines.
| the Thanksgiving service VIII DC
hcld at the Baptist chureh laurso"s
morning Rev 1. & brown 10 ue"'ei
the sermon Inc members oi uns io'
dal church oil the town 10 par''N'P"'V'
| Henley W. Basin an eh'erpr'Sine
ionng man OF TINS eoni"iu''''S ~ "''
ing erected 'hree o"e'hhss io' en-
on Hamilton avenue shou'u '''''' :
follow suit 1t would oer'"'n'| o2 "
their advantage Just no" us 'h''r j.
quite a demand Tor houses
At tie meeting al Tue VIC N'"u'''
church at Hubble "h''" mas JUS
closed there were ~ CONCESSIONS :"
Rev fatrlcN Davis 'ne "o''
evangelist conducted 'he 'e'n'''
Mrs jennie west "i'' - ' . - -,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22
PROVE THEMSELVES
CHAMPIONS OF STATE
STANFORD FOOT BALL TEAM
CLOSES SEASON WITH
GREAT VICTORY.

The eleven lads OF the Stanford
illgh school ON Saturday afternoon
cinched their title to the High School
football championship OF Kentucky
when they overwhelmed the Central
University Freshmen eleven OF Dsn.
vile, by II score OF 50 to s. This was
the first time. however. that foot
hall team has scored against the
stanford boys this season. and this
score was very nuay one. 4 pen.
atty OF ~ yards for pushing u player
about To receive "a forward pass put
the visitors within ten yards oi stan.
ford goal.
\ desperate plunge and the rres HE,
rut TIE bali over the line
Experts easily agree that the iocai
eleven outclasses anything ON IN,
high school gridirons OF the state.
Their seasons record totals ~
points against > for their opponent
This IL mark above that made by
ans ether hieh school eleven. ANY
feam inclined TO dispute tue superior.
ity Of tie stanford lads viii b. ac.
.roumodated with post seisua
Gare this applies. ct course to
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

The LADIES' Aid Society of the Graz
orchard baptist church will give
social at the home OF Mrs, j. b. Amer
,on Friday evening at o'clock Al
mission. odults 10 cents. children \
cents. Refreshments served. EVER
lody invited GO come.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

Try Mona stomach tablets for any
stomach trouble; they will never dls
appoint YOU they never fan fri'e AZ
only 80 cents Tor a large box at Pen
ny's Drug store on money back plan
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

Preachel.viII

WI ~ " blShOn, OF near hONldnd
while dividing some cattle in tie
harm was severely hurt by being
thrown Against fence, sustaining a
severe cash over his eye.
There were two deaths In the Drip.
l"ng springs section last week. Miss
smildd Mason. aged 20, died the 18th
OF Ills incident to age, at the home
OF her friend. Mrs. J. n. Singleton.
She was a member OF the Baptist
church
Mrs. Dabney Davis died on the 18th
aged about 80. she was a good wo.
nan and member of the Bapis.
church. She had been an invalid for
about ten years. She is survived by
her husband and several grown chill.
dren. Much sympathy rs felt for the
bercayed families.
Cress x Jones shipped load OF
hogs to Cincinnati for which tho
PAID o l.2 cents. w. X. Gaines sold
nice walking horse to Mr.. Moss OF
! jcssamine for $500. also good one
to ". T. Walker, OF Lancaster Tor
SIS. Il. G. Dudderar sold a two
ycar-old mule to Jas. Bowen, of Ian.
caster for 500 Il. c. Arnold bought
some hogs oi l.. Spoohamore at $500.
VI. \. EicibIsa, agent Tor the Ger.
nan society, ol Otteuheim, tells us
that Johl Fcldman and son of Ham
burg y. Y, are THINKING of locating
in the Sopers section. They are
thrifty Germans and will start al
dairy farm
Born. to the wife OF J. h. hammond
Q Im, sirl Miss Lille McBee, OF
'ochoast'e, has been visiting her I'M
sac. G.. u. Sutton
Nr r. w. Spausicr is in receipt OF
Cd letter aoa.his SON, Frank. VINO as q
r'as. that ho is cutting hay and the
r..r trees arc Wl %, Young nmt til
-u crs that tln eug.h-ls cracked |
4u m places AND horses may stepl
80 aud break their legs
'r j. 3d. BJst,e, living one wll. |
west. while ia q. stanford post office !
v f.v- ago. ua. taLeu adG u,y !
In ..G fen unconscious. Physicians
III. called ANA after woruue oyer
s. -,E w.r for come time Dee wa
..., .a 90 home. I.e is abb. Co 1a
..... r,...,,rs
.U.. - u.. % ..d ar1hC.
were n lssr-. ny to cuugct
... . f.u r.ehts ae8 % aecyy loaded |
..e ran mto them and wrcch,r
..l..l. ,baG.y.
I,.rmor., toash, 10 cattle
... Mare Bros. of Pulaski at &c.
..5 loo ra,rels of corn each to
.I .r,...,,,.. and = A. Ballard at
81, o.. YsIJ + Hauwonds
..t -,1,. cattle at stanford court
..,.. and Alfred Owens bought
...u. ,..ari,pgs ai SID per head
- u,rbatp sold thoroughbred Du
. .,,s nm l. r. Archer at a fancy
mil royoht al barrels of corr
.-.o delivered ]. L. Anderson
o.. 81 f., , r.nnssseeo buyer
.,5-,
.... ur.,,,r,.d meeting at the Bap
..,. ,.,,,b closed SATURDAY night al
a.. rurusps three weeks with only
,,. CONVERSIONS Rev. Thornton ana
20 Lancaster next week to
p,,,to. sold tyo mules 10
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

$50 in valuable promiums for the
list second third and fourth best doz-
ON ears of corn (any Variety AT Ian
caster court next Monday, by 4. {.
Ganes Tue Insurance Non " your
iar.a . productive. shcw tae results.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

Roosevelts only remark upon the
Democratic landslide % NOV. 18th has
hoen the iacetious statement thai
''eyery dog must have his day bat
nights belong TO the cat The dong1
1, lion hunter certainly didn't seel
10 imply that ne had anything let'
Tor unlike the proyelbial feline. he
can hardly be- said &c nave hit ON
his feet
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

Il. "a. S1ow. OF shelby CITY has for
sale number OF thoroughbred Duroe
boars, and few gifts. lie also has
for sale 6-year-Old horse, sound
and absolutely gentle. suitable for
carriage or delivery wagon. 1872
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

iIoppers big auction sails begins Frl
day at I p, NJ, and lasts until satur.
day night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-22

Don't forget Hoppers auction sale
Friday afternoon ard Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-12
URGE ROOSEVELT
TO VISIT WEST

NEW YORK July ~ Marshall
stlmaon, president Of the Lincoln
Roosevelt league. VI Los Angeles.
and clifford Pluehoi former forester.
called on Former President Roone-
VOLT al the Outlook office today In
an effort TO induce Roosevelt Ia visit
the Pacific coast, After the confer
ence was over. atimaon said pinchot
would leave tomorrow for the coast.
whore he will tour California IN the
interests 81 Hiram johnson. oandi-
date FOR the republican nomination
for governor.
Wolf. here are our anarchlstio
friends again" WAS KOonHyplrn
ioviai greeting az plnchot and Slim
aan appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-12
@aATCOM HUMORIST WRITES
AN INSURGENT PLATFORM

CHnnoniam aud the old political
ring at the nations capital
"ttMthor, We have had bunch
Tor some time that another district
besides Denmark has an odor OF
decomposition,
Further stlll. We believe in pat.
tins ON the back the man who b.
tightinE our battles. even 10 slip.
pins Ia a dts or two ourselves when
occasion presents. particularly II
the ud,N are With the other fellow
Therefore. We horcunto append
our names congratulatlng Congress.
man poindoxtcr on his recent rep.
resentsiiQn, and hereby serve no.
tice 0n all other senatorial cnndl.
dates and their hallyhoos that 20
date it looks 10 yours truly as II
Poindexter would set our vote. Tor,
having the little bail IN our pos.
session. lt may take a little more
argument than the usual campaign
conversation to convince uA il II
under another she'll
we sometimes insurEe a lEfle
ourselves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-12

IL, 81. somewhere "a lhc e's
\ ia northera part 81
~ ,oaut there g an uod''
.sli,ical and literary
~ latest production u
% .s,s Head pcncll created
~ a..ssement opop lbs rv,'lp'
W 49, the Poindoxier hcad
,laN 4 he New YORK. block
= ssess ago this unknown
r. '..' sssp in the organiae.
4 ps,Inaextcr club in ono Of
2 districts near Form
y ~ snembership Of che club
" s.,ssN % msurging farm
% 80 no lnsurgcui lilcra'
~ 7. "a % guide them in Their
= !. , The undiscovered
- appointed 20 dnft a
90 800 q principles, and &C.
~. - Gcllowine pledge, which
" ,ssgeapon adopted -.
y. NJ Undersigned hereby
~ ~ strenuous fight In
49, REPRESENTATIVE roindcN'er
- Tor the people against
Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-12
AR Ed MAD MAN
his PASSENGER

ihf united Press
ELGlN. Ills. July ~ with an
armed man for a passenger, Fred
AekWman. a wealthy cattle buyer.
was compelled TO drive his automo,
bile At terrific speed for 20 miles
over rough roads today Alderman
was driving between Elgin and
Hampshire when he overlook a
man who asked for "A INT" The
man climbed Ia aud whipped a re-
yolyor from his pocket leyeled Il al
the driver and commanded him 10
show some speed
As the whlrlinR car reached the
outskirts OF Hampshire Alderman
told his passenger that the gasoline
tank must be refillcd Alderman
entered a garage aud summoned
help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-12
HUGHES BALKS
AT LOEB BOOM
tny United rse..l


OYSTER hay n. y, July IA
Gov. Hughes viii reach Sycamore
hlll tonight, and when he arrives IL
la expected that the troubles ~ WIN
Loeb r. collector Of the port OF
New York. and wearor % the Taft
30 X" Tor the New York gubcrna
torial nomination. viii begin.
husheH H. said to bo opposed ga
toch and hc will tell Rouaeveit uo.
t iH believed. Hughes choice Tor
tho man Go succeed himself % Nupt.
.of Insurance itotchklHa or Supt 1T
banking williams. lie viii urge
that Roosevelt endorse enc - tho
men. Hughes objection o. Loeb Ii
said 60 be- the fact that Loch rs en-
tlroly too friendly with the bosses of
tho republican state machine
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Emil wllderman lies unconscious
sutfering It IL feared. with n broken
back, sustained Ia a fall from a
second story window az 1928 10th
av. 8. last night Wildedman. who
IL 81 years old and a butcher. was
sitting ia the window when he Lost
his balance and fell oatside. lie
lived with hlh father. Frank wilder
man. az tNa2 Plum ".