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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

TY p + " RITZ RS RENTED e
changed. sold. Phones 430. Utah Typ
writer EXCHANGE Co. 60 West % Sout
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sCAVENGERs.

TOILETS, eesspools, etc. cleaned.
tan scV. Co. ". IlllngwOrth, $50 Sd L.
Phones 1913
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40 acres; house. outbuildings. water;
in cultivation.
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II You want a farm or small home
in the country, call OF write Us.
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MATTHEWS & FRANCIS. phreno-
logical readers on life, love and bust
ness. Those in trouble receive real
helm. Spiritual test circles free Tues
days and Sundays at p. m. Globe
hotel, 265a South Main
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leo acres; good house. water right
and outbuildings.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

HIGHEST prices paid Tor old suits.
overcoats anu shoes. Ed Green, Bell
5021 Ind. 1878.
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WE expect to make friend OF every
one who borrows money of us: 9 years
business with only one foreclosure.
Tracy Loan & Trust Co. II F. list 81
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DRESssfAKING.

ALL kinds OF dressmaking; tailoret
suits by order. also alterations; reason
able prices. NJ. c. Teerlink. III N I'd "
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DENTISTS.

DIR. E NJ KEYSOR. zoo Boyd Park
Bldg. 1ss Main Bell 1854; Ind. l17-R
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

CLEANING, pressing and repairins
Give me a trial and note my goo
work. Ole Oakeson, 15s w. LIST So
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FARM LANDS.

5000 acres. See me.
116 acres; new brick house, . acres
orchards; best water right; 100 fenced
and in cultivation.
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WE SELL real estate-thats ALL
futile Bros. 143 Main st. Red ball
signs.
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40 acres; best farm in Utah. barring
none.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
TAILORS.

WOLF, THE TAILOR, 309 Judge
Bldg. Clothes as you like them. Both
pnones.
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1 acre. right in city facing on two
streets.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.

HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes
and trunks. Call Bell 4573. 81 Com
mercial street
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TO ExCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

% dtTcsI spitIuIu lauul Win WaItfs
20 acres; NV; good level land; $500
Think of it,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.

THE Modern Electric Co.
Beli sssO. ls7 E. I'd So. Ina. Isl
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
SEWING MACHINE ExCHANGE.

UP to $50 sewing machines left This
week, $40 each. Don't wait till they
are gone. Come. % W 1st South.
Young & Raleigh. Bell 302S; Ind. 1858.
Repairing OF ali makes Of machines.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

We continue 10 furnish money
promptly for residence, business and
farm loans. Privilege 10 make partial
payments any time without nOtira
stopping interest The Home Invest
menf and Saving Co.. 9. s and 10 West
LIST South.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
NFW FLIFRS ,BO,T RE,DI
Harmon Expects His bOo iiors~-Po~ er
Aero To Wake 80 Ntie. au Honr

4 new hnck ~ hi~r- will make appear.
an,e on 'ha Hemps' cad Plains aviation
field within the newt few DAYS
CUTori Harmon has "a new mono
plane Z original ies,Rn ''tei with two
80 h'rs"-pDw"r Gnofns engines, which
will ba readv ~ Leave the workshop on
SATURDAY should this fisr. which -
calculate ! :" develop a sp"'i of eighty
miles al hour. prove q success Mr HaT-
mo 1 vii enter u for the Internal ionaf
peci trophy ~ the October NEE At
Baimrn' Park
William Watson. tho autornob.la racer
and George Christopher have pat the
fint shing touches on bIplane which
Watson expects 20 Nv on Saturday
n look 'he bicycle racer aaid Lac,
night that he had n machine ressy- for
the hIT n will he driven by ~ 10 ~
horse power engine Of tho Flbridge tyue
Dr Henry Walden. who wac seriously
injured IN an aeroplane accident during
the summer. has another machine about
finished
The trial 81 Miss y. L. Todd's machine
has been postponed because the eng ne
proved unsatsfaCtory II was shipped
back 80 the factory tn ne ovarhauled
II - 'h" SECOND motor that Miss Todd
has bought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
ia POLISH SOsI ,LISTS HERE.
IEnsr- DasIyuski Genes over Prom
austria to speak In This Country.

The Socialist statesman and editor
Ignaoe DaSgy nsk T. member II the Aus
TRAN Reichsrath arrived ia New York
Yesterday aboard tho Holland America
liner Nie,Iv amsterdam to begin a Coursc
~ thirty-siS lectures IN socialism to
Polish Americans throughout III" country
A. IN" invitation ~ the Polish Socialist
Alliance of America ~. was met at the
pier and later taken about IN" .Itv lbs
Edw ard SI"vIk and Frank Grimm ~ IA.
alliance and Ludwig JaLlnow hi & the
New York IYikssstiHrq
Mr. Das7yu-kl has b"en acttv" ~ the
SYriali-, propaganda for fuIr' ,"n ycar-
not only by spcaking for the cause ~ he
been "A membnr ~ he CracoW CITY IuInCll
bat also In The columns ~ IN" tracow
IprFdT's 20 which he ~ the editor His
effort , : owardt he let "rmsn' - the poorer
,,laz-s.- ~ Aust rian Poland and hi- fights
a galn-t the pnlicies 81 the IhauvIui-fS
and he Clerical- ~ one time caused his
banishtnent from Iracow for q number
uf YEAR, N was at his time. however.
that he was chosen for The RaiChSrath
While here Mr. Daz/yu-kl "Npla med.
i shall a. all can 20 bring about the
IInIfiCatiOn uf the various Socialist prgani-
ZatIous Socialism N making trsnen-
ious - rides IA nav own country. and
II will bs~sJme even rnnr- pDw-rful atte
the crisis in our present business panic has
PASSED
Al IN. Polish Sociali-t Congress az
BriiRepOrt on Noysmber - Mr. bas-
yvu-k wal IL. ore - the leading zUs.ak-
.rS ~. will b.xlu his American sp'-'.ch-
ma king with an addTgos at Cooper Union
= tomorrow evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
RtDLEI. uItTOR. HERE.
SAYS Ile Thinks 10 BIaBr Sf France WIN
Win international Trophy.

James RAdley. one 81 N" team II
three avIatorS selected 10y the Aero club
- Great Britain 10 Compei" for the
championship trophy at the tournament
a. Balmon, Park next month. arrived
Yesterday morning on the OCeanic H."
wa- accompanied by Reginald Hope. his
h,i-ine-- manager and william More
house his Chisf m.ChAnician.
Mr Radl-y ~ bringing over Bllfiot
mOnoI,lans with a ~ horsepower englu"
and had ordered another machine with
IO horse power engine bat douht'.d II
m. latter would arrive ~ time Tor ia.
meet
Mr. Radl@y said there - great interest
IN the other sld~ IA The coming tOurns-
msnt on arCspmt pt the International
trophy lie Wa not hopeful. however.
that his country would Car'urrIt
He -ad he Thought - Blanc ~ the
Fr"uch team would lif the cup lie Blanc
not only has the machine hat b" has b""n
practising a month Tor the event. said
Mr. Radlev and feel sure that b" will
tax. the trophy tack "a Franc
Mr. Radlsv said he intends 20 take par
IN the general events lie iupIght u
probable that he would trv 49, win the
priva nfsrssi for 4 fight FROM hiCago 20
New York W. kadlsv took a prominent
Part ~ the meet At IrnaTk Scot land.
and made a gOOt showing IN the speed
contests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
CRTTICISES COWWISSIO\.
sIason Thompson SAYS Interstate. BOdy
Has Put RAILWAY Accounts Into n Hog.

CHICAGO. Sept - SlazDn ThOmp-nn.
who Is In charge 80 the HALLWAY New.
Bureau. told III. Interstate. Cumm~rcc
Commission to it, face to-day that h"
believed j. 90 h. q bu,iy that IL a. in
-aiiate a. death foT power
Furthermore. he did not hesitate ~
assert that the forms 81 accounting pre-
srrited by IN" commission had east he
accounts II the railroads into a hog
from which II was difficult To extract
anything % vain"
The railway sta'i-tician was produced
by the Santa Y" a. a witness 10 prove
TINT the freight rates un American raid
ways are lower than IN" rates on any ~
III. European roads and that the shippers
- this country are far better "a Tor 'ran--
portation ssTviC" than their brethren
across IN" spa-
The fret eIpart was p - Nav ~ Pr 90
Wa'erhotia.. 4 TO - New York. who was
brought here by ~" ~ ntR ~ 10 give 'hs
commission som" ~ 20 dat" IDEAS - the
true la-iz ~ rate making and ~ what
returns railroads should 10 permitted ~
earn
Mr. Nav was produced on behalf 81 al
the Western rad, bar he Rad not prp-
ce,Sl.d far l.fOTe all Il 'hs roads. with Ne
exception II the Santa re. under whose
direction h" was placed on IN" stand
repIdiaied him
when the witness declared that the valtIa.
ton Il railroads should have little ~ do
With the rates charged Ia his opiuon
the value - Nv" service ~ the shipper
was tho first aud moat important CON
rIderatiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
FOI VI ~ ROBBTRS' NIT.
\ TsS DiriEibIe IaII"on, Two Franklin
tiers. . hottie of via and s'ark taIl-

Two toys "a" larger o years Old VerN
asking pedestrians IN Columbus I'r,'s
the vav to RI" tenth station In Gnun.,
Trout ~ : o.rIurt la-' night whar Police
man tontny took them - tho Wcst
SiJ'y- eighth stree station house They
fp!d Lieut. Austin "a straight sound x
story 81 how they were irnr-t Tigar
aud ms sl,-vsar old br1'h"r frank ioN
thor parents. RphamIsna had gone back
10 the I'D country and had lcf' them 10
live with thaiT uncle "a Conns,tic,I'
70 va 49,. tenth station hoy were sure
anu how tts'r unri" had rouChi 'hafn 'p
N"s York Yesterday and had allowed
hem to STAY and 'ook Around when -
RETURNED 10 Connect tciIt on their premise
10 follO~ him last night
The Ipy- carried fNo buudlss WIicI
thev sad contained food IN. bundles
war. opau"d H. one 4 them the t,olira
found a loaf - brad and ~ the other a
toy dirigihle balloon ~ German make.
a bottle 10 milk. two fraakfisr'srS and a
half pint flask ~ Martini cp"lrails Then
the notice found a stack 81 nIckel- IN The
Older boys pocket. plarnd boih Ind.r
arrest and sent them down a. the Gerry
sOsistv
The Gerry society learned tina the
b1va y ere Ernest 1urar ana Ius.II N,'.
ter both - az las NoUfN third .tr..a'
The agents said ;hsv had stolen g. ~
from a child bank IN the tenement ne,t
door and yer" trying 90 i:ri pui q tho
city TO 'scap. the consequences - their
aCf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
10 sur SIRIUS BoOTR>.
CamEIIItee Discourse, Plan. 10 heap y
WSr. Hc TIA, GiN 90 Over.

E..p. sentative, ~ ,harI'ab.- e. gsui
Nit.on-, trade uninIs. s~'ilsnen's and
n".h"s' .Nri"ti"s rr.' Last night ~ tho
n, entity Hall - tt. N"''ut,o'itan Ruti'
iug 10 diN,u-, srrH plan 'iy Witch III"
wu-k 90 Na'il1 St-au~-'- milk d"Tu's
,lr H. ,sr'i.' IN PuW"- vas yr-i-l
~ Louis lamb. pr,'sll~rt ~ IN" tn-i
~IH' tlEr' ,mh. elected chairman ~ tE"
inS'iirS Last uight 60 appoiui committee
20 arrange fo- = mass ms-iiuE IN Iooi~r
lnibn ~ ,.mSn.tTat" 10 Mr. SiTaus
hat the I..uplo ~ New Work arr thankful
20 him for 'h- work he has done and To
show that many New Workers think ~"
work should h. carried "n 80 date
vas sci for the meeting.
~ ~ our ab8o.p'" duty ~ prevail on
Mr. StrarH To- keep up the ,I-I ots. 90 -l-e
10 find ont some way In which th"Y may
u, reolacssl- said Dr Henry Elo,sChman
~ "a. East Slds Physicians Chb. 1t
will Je oalamity II thry are not n the
rr.npl. ~ ia. Past Side have - ~ back
To the Did sy-i"fn 81 bUying th~i- own
bottles. Washing them and filling 'he'n
from not too clssn cans ~ the store no
u1n ,lu tell how much sickness and death
viii result
! + IIy"rv II N" Cniv"rsitv settle
meow - ul~tt fRIlI v 81 hi= " ibOItteh
Hartmann mIlk committee. and he told
IT the plans that committees has 10 ill
the zap lie sad that some tim" ago
Mr. Hartman called INTO consultation
~ the Colony Cluh 4 number Of chart
tahle WORKERS and philanthropists 20
dis, lsS ways and means
II vas decided To- ask Mr. S'r1us'fpr "A
conference, and "A committee" was APP
pointed composed II Mrs HPrriman.
Y. Ev"r.'i Nacy. Homer Folks and Dr
"lad To- meet the comnlttr" IN his return
VI ,ndav Ne SAID hs would not consider
N''piug mp "a" work himself
Ia the mcantim" Mr. Hartman has
communicated with Dr I..darl. 81 the
Health Department and acting Mayor
Mitchell 20 $50, wE'i S"r the city would not
49, I'ns AT least r,ar, II he burden. but thn
CI'v has no money tur the purpose. neither
uas % the drpsrtmcn' nor faCihtis-s tor
a. SAID 81 lav"rv II - the plan ~
Nr- Harrmpn to present TO Mr Straus
all IA" suggest ions that have been mad"
~ h"r We have communicated with IN"
New York DAIRY COMPANY. y company
CunduCfed hy philanthropi,tS 20 got pure
milk from n llrIn on n business ha-is
III ~ suggested thai we ~, their milk
aud sell u for seven ~ eight cents a quart
go those who can AFFORD Il. This would
give a small profit with which to extend
IN" h,siness 4 separate department
could 10 rua for these who could not nav
the price. Th' phIlanthropi=tz who form
tho DAIRY cot. panv suggest that they can
rdi-s siOD,nOn " the d"IsotE ere run IN thst
l,asis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
auto ur- Mo'h~r and Dsusn,rr

'lpIsr \fi'DN. Sept - Nr- IDuIs
STONE. vi" ~ q raI.pr. and her ia lgi, cr
E'h' W"r" EuncNed duVu N front 81 the
Eru'fh A,"Hu" Ihrl'-r 'u-utgh' bv an
aI'omuhil" driven ~ Charles p Hobby.
sui ~ villa Horny. q former pnllc.
con miss IDu'. Mrs stone and hsr
daughter. Wrs vor" orus.tng th. - rec.
g. ~ ." the theatre" -'"gT"g from bshiud
. rarriag" directly ~ front ~ IN" Hobby
au'uwoUls. which was running SLOW ~
Mr. ~tou' suffered y broken shoulder
''a'i" ami a fractured elbow Her daugh-
ter cscap-d with eight bruises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
ARH BROhEN nv iTTO.
Ac'reS.r CaT Ht . MOman Nhs VA
Watching the TlattleshIu.

An automobile owned IVY Rosa Crouch
who said she was an actress living ~ The
Hotel Gerard. ran down Mrs ElizaI,.th
Steven~ Of p, West Eighty fourth street
on HiverHide Drive near Eighty sixth
street Yesterday afternonn. Mis- stevens
eft arm was broken She was taken H.
Roosevelt Hoapitel IN Miss Crouch car
Mas Stevens was crossing the drive
and was ~ much Interested ~ the hAttIe.
ships in the river that she did not aee the
Au'onnol,ile. Miss Crouch who was An
the car, told the polics she would auT
render her driver ~ env tune hut MIss
stevens .e' sd 90 mrkc a cpTn rlAint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
NIr,N ir THE WHIrE nor 81.
President TAFT Receives IIlm and HI.
Party IN tho Fast Room

WAsHGSGToN, Sept % President Tai,
received his only crowned suhjec' the
sultan ~ Sulu. w. The fast Room % the
Whit" iluu-.. tits afternoon The Sui
tan ACCOMPANIED by the msruher. ~
his parry aui bv cod Hugh l.. Scott
former Comtnsndant ~ West Point. came
over 20 the ENeoutIv" Mansion short w
after clock Tn" President and CAPT
\ " B,tt. hls military aide. entered the
Past Room shortly ait"rwaTd. The Sui
fan and NJ Tar Exchanged greetings
and the President -sld he would 10 glad
to give his imperial HighneSs photo o.
graph which well - added Ia the col
lection IN" sultan - making On his trip
around the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
BROOhINS rms ~ CHIC IGO.
wright Aviator Docs stunts for ThronGa
That crowd Lake shore

CHICsOo. sept. - -C Crowds ihror R.,i
Michigan Boulevard and Grant Park
again ~ noon to-day. when Walter n.
Brookins made his third aeroplane flight
N Chicago. Tn" aviator started ~ y "
o'c'ocS and rema med IN the arr AZ alti-
tude- ranging bet ween SO and sfsu feet.
Ia addition to cutting figure - and max
along the lake front. Brook ms took a turn
out over the LAX. and finally made y grace
fui descent. landing within 40 feet ~ the
starting point.
Wilbur Wright was on the scene and
Expressed satisfaction ~ the manner m
which the new A~roplans behav we'd
BrOOkinS made another fiaht hat. tbs
q fteFnoun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
Observation-Disclosures PUTO OVER.
Accused Magissrates Counsel Protested
Agalnst q Posepsneu,eat

When the trial of Magistra r. CASTOR
Hikginbotham for an alleged assault IN
Miss Mary Hickey was called before Chief
Justice Russell and Justices Ryan and
salmon yesterday in tho Court ~ special
SESSIONS IN Brooklyn Assistant District
Attorney Elder asked for = postponement
until next Wednesday. explaining that hr
thought II was understood by Or Philp
A. Brennan. Higginbotham's counsel
that the case vas not 20 60 on yesterday
one % the chief witnesses for the defence
beng III
DIR. Brennan said that Mr. Elder was
mistaken a. he did not wish for post
poDement We are here To be heard
he said and u We are not heard to-day
] move for q dismissal | do not think
u In fair for the District Attorney 70 drag
all my Witnesses before the Grand jury
before this case 10 tried. " - wrong and
an abuse ~ hia power
The motion for a weeks po-tponement
vas granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
4. y DELEGATES Ar LIWA.
President I.eEuiA Of Peru Cordial Ia
Homers From PAN American Congress.

SPECIAL CI5ls DFIpiich 70 THE SrN
LIMA. Peru. sept. ?s.-The American
delegates 70 the n-American Congress
81 Buenos Ayres arrived here last night
on their way 10 the United States. Presi-
dent Ieg,Iia received them cordially this
afternoon.
The delegates and William p. Cresson.
the American Charge d'Ahaires here,
left tonight for Panama.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
HOT SPRINGS CLUB RAIDED
NEH ORkERN HELD - CIV
RIING Illnesses.


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IN" h''""-"'u H"''' ''''''.
I-s>'''t va every room 'h'- year h"'t'N
that u.~s 81 a gambling hous. ia the
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Nh1ch tofh'ds such p'''"S was H"''S' -
warned against IatTonizing any such
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ia" ''"' '" "h''h N"H
known that refer'nC" was maj" was
few hundred ynrds from the hotel ia the
,ntdst ~ , ,r,un ~ the mos, pr.'.n-
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'l"'- ''''"N' ~ ''''
'h~ ground EooT was " T'-'""'""' VI Wv
hiRh.s' order II has iv-"n M" gossip
81 IN. ula,,, that the Investors Of he place
-. - a.. r,.,,.,,,,,r. ~ ,b.. Bach
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"a Eat wer" the very be~' 'hht "ouln ."
SECURED and the MS no reason IA Re
10 ,,,,, tb.. ,iri,.k,t bios had l.-an looked
+. s.,u,.
ait"' any - '''''"F'
Na'fIN Whd' mo rest "t ih" nous"
contained was only rUu.or"d. hut " mas
is-"n said That io memi"T~ ~ IN" ci'ih
there vas me- ls'k ~ Opportunity 10 IN
duo" m iIS' about atty r""pgnlIed gam"
- chauce Membership M IN" Gun Lad
~ b" obtained Nv Introduction. bii that
Introduction was not hath To IMAM
and the mutation Zee. a. ~" auinHlah'e
Charg" " ~ Spleinnlr "all'd, Na~ nominal.
Young men staying ~ me h"t:I occa,
si"naly dlsdpp~ar'T Tor an evening ana
cam" tack GuletlN WIN faces hhg OF
amhhle. according Va IN" way th"r Iuch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
FLEW OVER THE PrRENEES.
FrrOrh Aviator Lands Before Alfonso and
Victoria at san sebastian.

Spsc,ai CIbls DsspdfoA 10 rHE SCI
SAN SEBASTIAN. Sept - Aviator
TArhutesu in . Farman biplane few from
Biarritl to this place to-day and slishted
at the Aerodrome in front Of the royal
box. which was occupied by King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria.
His flight across the Pyrenees was
child's play compared With Chavez's late
flight across the Alps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
FLEW. FELL. ~ DII\G.
NIator Frohlmann ILkrN 10 Ne the
TwrniI~th NrroplRn- Victim.

-"FT-II TTT-E 100000 n NJ ~
BTKIIS. sept - Aviator FTuhiuaun
fell ID feet near iiulhau- TO-DAY sHi
received injuries that w,ii probably prov"
fatal
Hi- biplhne was smashed
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CLiSSES CLiSH At v. ,. ..
General Battle Draw Sophomores
Take the wrestling Two 60 One.

Tt" New N'rk iniverrity freshman
class. ahou' on" hundred and Fifty Of
them had a barr" on Berkeley Oval yes
'erday afternoon Their opponents were
he sophumor"- who w"r" heavier. more
experienced and NOR" "pnfdsni After
Declared draw
After IN" general mhl"" the intsrrIaS@
wrestling nuui- w"r" held FREEDMAN
- 'U. freshman 'Ius- won M. lightweight
.hIuu,u1strp. Trdrau - the sol homores
'N' ulIu."v ought uou' and Mclaughlin
~ 'N' srpHpupro- the I.a, yweigh'
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smO OO FOR FtTu FLIGHr.
Committee Give check 60 Brother Of
Ghs,er. VINO Flew the Alps

TFIT-- T7TF 7
DOMo y 'OSSOI.N sept - tn. aviation
q. mmittae which mad charge Of the BriRtIe
20 Milan trHnsnlpine raCa mas handed
a check for $1,000 90 the brother IL
George Chavez who di.l hara Yesterday
afternoon from injuries rcDeIvs'I when te
attempted ~ a'ight h"re lat FRIDAY after
h" bad crossed Nh" Srinpluu
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q. :. RtILRO ~ TrRKEr.
Z 'oaeessIaa Granted for Lao From Alex
Hnsiretta Toward Persian Frontier.
Sner'si CsA!' D''PJ'oh 10 I'VE ~

Saer'si CsAs DS'PJ'rh 10 I'VE SIX
IONDON. S"E. ~ Oscar = hraIiS
the United states Ambassador Ca Turkey
has arrived here -n route for New York
On = two months holiday
He told the correspondent % THE srN
that jus, before he Ieft Conssantinople
the railway concession 10 the Ottoman
American Development Company was
signed by the Minister % Public Works.
II only needed the confirmation u the
Turkish Parliament. which 10 only a mere
Formally. for the concession TO become
effect i've
The railway will begin at AleXsndretta
and run for $50 miles toward the Persian
border Valuable mineral rights on
either side % the line are included in the
concession
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VOW SrRIkE; HELP STRIkERS
south WaIes Miners NStr Money for the
Cambrian CSIIierS Hands.

IoNUoN sept - The ballot taken
10y the South Wales coal miners 90 decide
tn" question - a strike resulted In a large
majority IN the negative
The miners voted. however IN favor
Of levy - AID the i2.1Jp Carnhrian col
h"ry men who went On strike ou sep
taTnbar ~
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UISS TLkINS COMING HOuE.
Takes Bsai Train From Paris 10 catch
tho Kaiser Wilhelm AZ GherbourG.

P.Ris. sept %. Mi== Katherine Eikins
and her brother stephen took the boat
train for Ch"rbourg this morning 90 catch
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross Am
ba--ador Bacon babe them farewell al
the station.
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John Known. I.asi sister Dead.

TRAvERsg CITT. Mich. sept - Mrs
Marths Davis - Year, old. the only
surviving sister " John Brown, the aho-
hiionist. died az BendOn to-day.
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Z. =. squadron AZ Ghlmb OTTO.

!spsr'Ii CrhS DsFpsfch N TnH SuN
LIMA. Peru. Sept. 7a.-An American
squadron arrived at ChimbOte to-day.