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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
Enters Utah Field,
n The Tribune.

.,,,I 10 The Tribune.
.So-y July l.-Following An an
csm.nt. made several weehs a AZ. !, >,
q tks Plntsch COMPRISING oot1pnts ads
I,rssy % city. n. j., expected 10 @ a,.'ahc ,hc
, usD'V,y ory's-o;ed by the Rio Grande
E:t1ss p,nony opy al the Union station.
,sov Sso through It's officers, p, NJ.
phga0idcnt and I. p. Lawton, secre :
- T. sIsd copies OF It's articles of
us;or unsi and bylaws with County
lls.musl G. Dve. The company was
s,ss5 october 9S. 1850. for the purpose
I.snssc,urinr gas according to the
La ~ fulius Pintsch George Loeb
= y, - OGDEN is named as resident agent
4 ~ management Of the plant taken
4, 81 The company here.
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American Horsemen Win.

PARIS. July 1.-The PrlX Grand Mas
ter. for three -year-olds. $4,000, distance
seven furlongs. run at Maisons LATTE
late today. was won by w. x. Wander
bits Rameszeum. The same owners
Clara II won the Prix d'Eragny. selling
event for two year-old illIes, Of $500. dis
tance four and half furlongs.
In the PriX d'Essai des Poulalns, for
two -year-old colts, OF $1,000. distance four
furlongs. Frank j. Gould's Loremendano
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
ALL OFFICIALS
ARE APPOINTED
Continued From Preceding Page.

Continued From Preceding Page.
to the effect that Sam Langford would
box with Jim Jeffries before daylight
faded. That particular remark kept
the war correspondents hopping around
in circles. They went out to Moana,
then they came back. AS soon as they
got back they wished they had stayed
there and started out again.
About 5 clock it became known
that Langford had come in from the
camp to his hotel, secured large and
suspicious looking grip which hulged
with suggestions of boxing gloves and
hastened back to Moana Everybody
was on the Jump out to the camp again
in a moment. The road was almos
destroyed by the burrying wheels. Most
of it was hanging in the air. cloud
of binding, sitting dust, 1t did not
get chance to get back to earth for
hours.
Size of Black Man.
The champion was measured today
by Tom Flanagan, his manager. The
following figures show the size Of the
black giant:
Height. s feet a inch.
Neck, 17A inches.
Chest normal, 80 inches.
Chest expanded. 42A inches,
Blceps, 16 inches,
Forearm. 141a inches.
Wrist. 1917 inches.
Waist, 80 inches.
Thigh, % inches,
Calf. Is inches.
Ankle, 9ia inches,
Reach, ~ inches.
Weight, 2O9 pounds,
Age, 80.
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Il SOON TO BEGIN ,,n,,nz
y an IN OPENING OF STREET
The Tribune.

~ ,,,v 1-Ogden having gained
'1pES, Juc e, certain property between
1ssar'h and ISsnn TMsn1y. ayehue ith streets psr
. ,.s eStehs,svoc socree issued by District
10 IoI TcwIs several weeks ago.
q T ~ y. city M was allowed possession
De the n esHpsected sips that work will be
4 Is few DAYS on the opening
Fof rrses, tearing down the buildings
y ! '1Tsd GSder ei the supervision l. OF Of the
s5as sns ss ihs proeariy sitS s?Snsss
o pfolerun pfoln5eriy is being taken by
ston proGdes.' pnnder Condemnation pro-
p ciH ciHs, the new street, have been
,t:r r lSr there ,er is nothing TO prevent
= 1r9 ~, S,' beginning at once. 1t IS
E5ds q ,sns f5I" tSs street win be opened
re -. block by July 10.
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49, 'ounc-In fairness to myself.
u aoh with the recent trials at
- S beg TO present the fol-
'siluS ~ tyour consideration.
hst 'e nrst part OF the month OF
Min \, myself and Auditor Runnel
\ la .: Sray at his office I'm Poca-
|orrr sno al which time Mr.. Cray
. N me matter OF evidence for the
u Hz,, se Oneida irrigation district
Ia fSs and the J. n. Ireland bunk,
's>.n In conclusion of this conference
qned ns ~ auditor and Mr.. Gray, Rumel
HIderossn sne districts office 10 prepare
3 nlyssSs ready for the June term.
"a 10 t.1va s,,a and Mr.. Gray went to
&e to,,snd COURT. May 9. 1910. Dur
- 10 yr was taken III and con-
I hns Io,uw ,s worse each day. and by
80 that t'Irned I'm home ! was stricken
'eltd id' IN Dr. c. A. Garfield had to
! srlTss.dea ls,sd me for a week and at the
be scme ume frankly told me that IL
Z ~ h"san,ee lime before I wonld re-
y dnIess and that l could not re-
nss nn ! went into the mountains
At work entirely for the sum
out mo no suggestion and advice ]
p,tIda iy rcsisnntion as counsel for
PaIion IIngn tion district. and In said
. 'oid the directors that II
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Size Of Black Man.
Billy to Be There,

OAKLAND, Cal, July billy De-
laney will be in johnson s corner on
the Fourth of July if his physicians
will permit him to act as the champion S
second This was the substance of a
statement made tonight by Delaney to
the Associated Press. The veteran
trainer Will leave for Reno tomorrow
night, and will go directly to John.
sons camp Delaney has been in i'll
health for some time and he stated to.
night that he may be too i'll to second
Johnson, but that he will be in the
champion IS corner unless prevented by
actual physical disability.
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READY
FOR CELEBRATION
81 TO The Tribune.

10 Inc Tribune.
sshAM. July bingham is max
nsnspe Preparations for an old
~ ;sseoration Monday Judge William
1rs WIN deliver the oration in the
t.1g Inc ''old reIia ole' will be
~ u her gayest attire and be a live
- 70, ue natal day OF the republic.
u music, an oration In the morn
athletic sports. free dance and
s.asns Tor the children, hose races
ue Are departments. baseball
ssna ball In Canyon hall in the
g MI be prominent features OF
s festivities. All the mines of
- 49, WI be closed and the day given
sae Continuous round OF gaYety,
In J. E. Dow took an alkomo-
N. 70 Salt Lake, where he pur-
A Mai, complete mining outfit for Il
shns proposition near Stockton,
ne and other capitalists intend to
''p''ald for $40, 900.
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IlG HAND SUSPECT
~ n ARRESTED IN OGDEN
-. rbs Tribune

~ n,v Carlo Tripoel, an
paDsA, paD,ar employed by the Southern
- aooIe., any was arrested tonight
y eonlp'W War6lew and Patrolmen
Dstsca'fuI d,ock as a suspect in con-
ra ana sh iiA = Black Hand letter re-
vt1 VIZ T,oyello several days ago.
~ .! sa,,anded that Lovcllo leave
ktEets 70 o' cify dumping grounds to-
moz,iny VIC or the writer would
y anu ..id 70 have entered Lovello's
;;ttppsi 10 ,,.onInr . and advised him in
\ Ms s' manner, to follow the .direc-
risains H. letter. Another Italian Is
y .ae mixed UP in the affair
re, re-, ,nrohnbly ~ he arrested tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
BLUE OUTLOOK FOR
SHEEPSHEAD RACING

NEW YORK. July lit is rumored In
racing circles tonight that the Coney
Island Jockey club. because OF the de-
cline OF racing in the Metropolitan dis
eral other turf classics OF the Coney
Island Jockey club to Saratoga. TO be run
there after the regular summer meeting
closes the latter part of August, Under
this arrangement IL is likely there will be
no racing at Sheepshead Bay this fall
Confirmation of the report is lacking.
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MARVIN HART FAV0RS
JOHNSON IN FIGHT

LOUISVILLE, KY, July Marvin
Hart, who won from Johnson on points
In twenty-round battle in 1904, ex-
poets the negro to win the fight next
Monday
II hope Jeffrles Will win" said Hart
but way down in my heart ! think
Johnson has IL on him. Jeffries has
loafed and is too tat. OF course you can't
see the fat on the outside. but IT Is still
on the inside enough to Keep him from
regaining his former speed"
The fght Will last between fifteen and
twenty rounds. in Harts opinion.
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st. Louis Wins Game.

CHICAGO. July 1.-St. Louis defeated
Chicago today in the first game played
In the new American League park. Sui
nyan caught his first game OF the sea-
son for Chicago. He has been out OF the
game with an injured foot, R. II. T.
Chicago ...,.............0 o.
CT LOUIS
Battcries-Walsh and Sullivan; Petty
and Kilifer.
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SPANISH FORK ALERT:
WILL CELEBRATE FOURTH
Special to The Tribune.

SPANISH FORK. July This city
Will celebrate the Fourth. The Com
mercial club band of Salt Lake City Will
furnish the music. II. c. Ashton OF Salt
Lake Will be the orator of the day. The
programme Will be Of the usual order.
There will be a baseball game, horse rae
ing and other sports at the race track
commencing at 1.3o. a chlldren's dance
in the afternoon and a grand ball In the
city pavilion at night. with music by a
Salt Lake orchestra.
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These to Wed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July Licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk to the
following today:
Alfred Rae Waldram and Katherine
Burch. both OF Ogden
Ezra Wayment and Jessie Henley. both
OF Warren.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AT Sioux City-Sioux City. 8: Wichi-
Ia, Z.
At Omaha-Omara. g; Denver. 4.
At ST, Joseph-St. Joseph. 8; Des
Moines, 3.
Al Lincoln-Lincoln. 9. Topeka s.
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Seeks Letters.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 1,-E B. ellison Is seek
ing letters of administration on the estate
of John Fauser, who died at San Fran
cisco. January q 1910. leaving property,
consisting OF Sl34o.43. deposited at a To-
cal bank in Ogden.
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New York Loses Double Header
Detroit Defeated.

CLEVELAND. July 1.-Cleveland de-
feated Detroit easily today, s to l. Craw-
right field fence wall and screen, the
only time the feat has been accomplished
r. II. L,
Cleveland -........-.......... Is O
Detroit Q
Batteries-Falkenbe and Easterly;
Willett. Stroud and Stanage.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company
principal place Of business, No. S07 New
house building, salt Lake City. Utah.
NoticC-There are delinquent on the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. .. levied May &c, 1870
for cents per share, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows.
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TRAP SHOOTERS LOOKING
For A SUCCESSFUL MEET
Special 10 The Tribune.

oUcTIdI 10 TIC Trlbune-
OGDEN. July TRAP shooters Of Og-
uen are anticipating one of the most sue
cessful shooting tournaments ever held
In the west when the Utah Idaho state
meet VIII be held here this month. begin
ming July IL and lasting for three days
prizes will be offered to the successful
SHOTS. and some excellent scores will
doubtless be made
Most of the larger companies Will have
their demonstrators, among whom there
are some expert shots, on hand to take
part In the tournament
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Wife Alleges Desertion.
,ecia: tc The Tribune.

Epecla' tr The Irlbune.
OGDEN July AFTER one year of
married life, Raymond j. Smith de-
serted Violet Irene Smith and left the
state, according to a complaint for d.
vorce. on the ground of desertion. filed
with the county clerk this afternoon by
Mrs. Smith. She asks the court to grant
her the right to resume her maiden name
Of Best.
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County Fees.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 1.-The monthly state
ment OF fees collected In the several
county offices for June. according to the
reports filed with the county clerk to-
day, are. Recorder 1901 40; sheriff, s103;
county clerk. SS2635.
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Mrs, Bryan's Funeral.
"a TIM TriMiIne.

,sDgN. july 1.-The Rev. W- W.
&.,Snsd, rector of the Church Of the
a ghephcrd, conducted the funeral
.7;.ss this morning Of Mrs, Susan
In who dropped dead from heart
-rs al the Union depot Wednesday
lax. The services were held at the
<f0a. .Kirkendall funeral chapel. with
IN! AZ Clty cemetery,
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Double Header for Philadelphia.

BOSTON. July 1.-Philadelphia won a
double header from Boston today. the
first game to 2. and the second 6 TO D.
First game r. II. L
EnlldQeiInld
Boston v
Batterles-Moren and DOOM Brown
Good and Graham, Rariden. umpires-
O'Day and Brennan,
Second game X II; T.
Philadelphia -......~,-..'''.'.''e a
Boston ,,.,.,......,.,.ss ss''.>se'o
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Dsath Of Mrs, Mendenhall.

m 70 The Tribune.
= WIYiLLE. July Mrs Mary
zh,,nuenhall, wife OF Thomas l..
|Citnt. one OF Springville's oldest
t.s, sa.l r'el Yesterday at 1895 o'clock
II h 'anure, Mrs. Mendenhall had
Va, toor health for several years.
mi oorh IN Quincy. III. October 5.
|rsats, 's,no TO Utah in 1850. and was
VI the nrst colony TO settle In
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Purchase Cafe and Bar

Specia. to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 1.-George c. Foley and
J. l.. Blosser, well known saloon men of
Ogden, have purchased the Elite cafe
and bar from Thomas c. Foley. The bust
ness will be conducted under the same
name
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Pitchers Battle.

Special 70 The Tribune,
PROVO, July 1,-At Spanish Fork this
afternoon the Spanish Fork league team
defeated Lehi In a close baseball game
/ to o. Spanish Fork made one run In
the seventh inning. The game was
pitchers battle from start to finish. An
enthusiastic crowd was present.
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Americans Lose.

SYDNEY n. S, w. July 1.-The foot
ball team OF sydney university today de-
feated the nll-American eleven. COM
posed OF students OF western uDivcrsi-
Ties by n score of IL to S.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

TACOMA, July 1.-Score: R.H T.
Seattle -.spp' -. D ~ .
Bntteries-M and Blanken-
ship; Chcnault and Custer.
VANCOUVER, B, c., July 1.-Score;
Morning game R,h.f T.,
Spokane ....''.s''-.'.'''s' =
vancouver
Battcries-Bopner and Brooks. Shea,
Gardner and Sugden.
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Cincinnati Victorious.

PITTSBURG, July 1.-Pittsburg lost to
Cincinnati today. TO /. In the first two
innings the visitors scored four runs,
r, II. E,
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 4
Batteries-SuEgs and Mclean; Cam
nitz. Maddox. Gibson. Umpires-klem
and Kane.
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American Association

AT ST. Paul--Minneapolis. s: st. Paul. 6
At Observation-Disclosures /. Milwau~
kee, g.
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NATIONAL
Brown Saves Chicago.

ST. LOUIS. July Good pitching by
Brown gave Chicago a victory this after
noon over St Louis. to 0. Fielding was
fast behind both pitchers, r. H e.
Chicago . Observation-Disclosures. 0
Batterics-Harmon and Bresnahan:
Brown and Archer, King. Umpires-
Rigler and Emslie-
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finished third, and In the Prix do Gren-
lie. OF $1,000, distance one and a half
miles. Eugene Flschoff's Gyrca was third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02

Springville. She was the mother Of
eleven children, eight of whom still sur
vive. Funeral VIII be held Tuesday
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And In accordance with the law and
an order of the board OF directors made
on tho 26th of May. 1870 so many shares
of each parcel OF stock as may be peces-
sary will be sold at public auction at the.
>fffce II fhc said company. No, S07 New
house building. Salt Lake City. Utah: on
Thursday, July IL 1910. at $50 O'Clock
p m.. to pay delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expense of sale.
A 4. CANFIELD. Secretary.
lake CITY I-tah. m2935
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER;
Denver Colo. July End, 1910 Sealed
proposals In tr!plcate will be received
here and at office of the quarter
master at each post named below.
until II a, M. August 2nd. 1910.
for furnishing corn. oats. bran, hay
and straw or bedding hay. required
during the fiscal year ending June 3oth.
1911 at Forts Apache. Ifuachuca and
Whipple Barracks. Arizona. Fort Logan;
and Denver. Colorado; Forts Bayard and
lns and Duchesne Utah. Information
furnished on application here or at. Of
fices OF respective post quartermasters,
Envelopes 20 be marked proposals Tor
forage and straw at. ....,..- ..sss.-
III b CHAMBERLAIN Captain and
ouartemaster. in Charge, nlls
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AMERICAN
washington Wins Game.

WASHINGTON, July 1-washington
deteated Boston today, 2 to l. Lord suf-
Iered broken finger when struck by
one OF Johnson's fast in-shoots and will
be out of the game for two weeks.
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Brooklyn Defeated.

NEW YORK. July New York came
out winner over Brooklyn In the ninlh
inning today, n, ~; l.
Brooklyn .-....''.''.'' ~ i
New York ..,........a--.s. .s..,'.'' '-.on U
BatterIes-Scanlon and Bergen; Wlltse
and Myers. umpires-Johnstohe aiia
Moran.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE

los ANGELES, July L-Score:
.o,os ., 7
Los ansSt s.,.. 4 10 0
Batteries-Thorsen and Smith; Hunt.
Nourse and Thomas
PORTLAND, Or. July 1,-Score;
OS R.H.E.
Vernon ...s.. -'s''-''''' .
Portland .,as-. 1890 - .''.''
Ratterles-Wllletts and Brown; Seaton'
Garrett and Fisher.
SAN FRANCISCO. july Score:
K. II. E.
oo,,,a,5
Battcries-Wlllls and Mite; stewart
and Berry.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 500. Independent $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
"Fraud ON Public, Said Court, Ab0M
Company of Nesv Commerce Jndge

niture company To recover Silo Iol
furniture sold To the Amity company
The decision, written by justice
Williams, says
The proofs show that not one do''
lar was paid by either OF the subsCrh
ers OF the stock of the company rms
was not a compliance m good ialth
with the requirements OF the act OF
1874. The purpose OF that act Was TO
foster honest and legitimate under.
takings where capital was subscribed
and contributed 10y persons desiring
10 engage In business, and not 10
bring into lie a brood OF associations
without capital. without a treasury
and without solvent subscriber.
But this association was not mere
ly an empty shell. for It's statement
was misleading and deceptive IL
provided for capital OF $4,000,
which was made PAYABLE on the exc
cution of the statement. II was SUB
scribed and acknowledged and then
regularly recorded without the pay
ment OF a dollar OF the subscribed
capital
The court concludes that such
methods were-~au evasion OF the law
and a fraud upon the public
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-Robert
w Archibald. named by President
aft as a member of the new com
merce court. was one OF the partners
In n now extinct stock company that
the state supreme court once de.
nounced as "a fraud upon the public
This company was the Amity Coal
Co, which was capitalized at $4,000
and which, according TO the decision az
the late Justice Williams, entered
upon its business career without .
farthlng in lis treasury or an article
of property in the world
This. the court held. was in direct
violation OF the act OF 1874. which is
intended To foster honest and legiti-
mate undertakings" and to prevent
the formation of companies capital
lied with air and water
Archibald is the Penrose member of
the commerce court. II is now prac-
tically established that he was urged
upon President Taft by Penrose and
his friends of the Pennsylvania bipar
tisan machine His candidacy was
pushed so quietly however. that his
name was officially Endorsed before
anybody outside OF small Official
circle knew OF the move. Thus there
was no chance for effective protest to
be lodged against the appointment
before IL was actually made.
The Amity Coal Co. case, in which
Archibald and his associates are shown
up In such unfavorable light. was
passed upon by the supreme court in
1885. The suit was brought by a fur.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
PUT CAPS ON HATPINS.
SAYS POLICE CHIEF
Berlin Men Thank Jagow For Edict
Against Women Carrying Un-
concealed Weapons.

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Herr Won Jagow
the energetic chief of police here
whose doings have from time to time
been chronicled In The World, Is
again to the fore with a manifesto
which should gain him undying graft
tude where mere man has a say Der
lin women who carry protruding hat
pins will in future come under the arm
of the law. 4 notice posted all over
the city reads
As number of people, espe-
cially passengers in public con-
yeyances, are constantly treated
for injuries received from hatpins,
II has become necessary TO inform
women of all classes that they will
now be liable TO prosecution at the
hands OF their victims. They can
quite we'll avoid a dangerous prac-
ticc by fixing safety tops on their
pins, II the latter must overlap
even the largest of hats.
Feminine pride was further wound
ed by an advertisement. inserted SIM
ultaneously in all the newspapers, Of
fering TO dress society stars because
they cannot do IL themselves is
TO say, becomingiy. IL was worded
thus:
Young lady. with the best taste,
who moves in the highest circles.
offers to choose toilets for ladies
OF the aristocracy at charge OF
10 per cent on the cost of the or
der. II has become evident to me
that German ladies are not we'll
advised in copying Paris and Lon
don creations which are wholly
unsuited 10 them. They should
strike a new note in fashion on
their own account, thereby great
" enhancing appearances. | guar
antee TO make you look as we'll
as the smartest gowned from
across the Rhine.
Certainly there must be scores or
heavy hausfraus in Berlin who would
gladly part with ten times 10 per cent
TO acquire that chic denoted In the
last line of the advertisement.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
IS GROUND TO DEATH.
Or. A. J. Ervey, Of Wheeler, is Struck
By Fast Train.

WHEELER. Mich, Dec. 27.-Dis-
daining the warning of the station
agent. Dr. A. j. Ervey, OF this village
attempted TO cross the track in front
OF the Pere Marquette flyer, eastbound
about 4:30 yesterday afternoon, was
struck and instantly killed, his body
being cut in two just above the hips.
The upper portion OF the body was
carried several rods on the engine
pilot.
DR.. Ervey, who was SO years old,
was on his way to the postoffice. On
reaching the crossing the station
agent yelled a warning TO him OF the
approach OF the flyer, but he replied
that he guessed he could get across
the track" Just as he was stepping
over the second rail. the pilot OF the
engine struck him down and the entire
train passed over his body