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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

: The second annual 10
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= on the evening of 81.
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- on Richards street. pH
:. eclipse ANYTHING or ITS
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y birth, and iii honor OF tn'
:. of General Patrick EdW
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= may also be obtained fro
=. the members of the cIup'
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Negro Prisoners Fl

Ernest Brown and w. ].
negroes. serving sentences \
lail on the charge OF Nagranc3
differences Saturday morning
tempted TO settle them by b;
other up. Chief Barlow q
Driver Moore answered. the az
from the jail. and pulled the
Brown. the larger of the tW1
is said TO have started the
placed in IA dark cell TO th'
over. and Franklin Is busy
wounds.
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Military Ball.

The seventeenth annual military ball,
cadet corps, Agricultural college OF
Utah, will be held at the Auditorium,
Logan, Utah, Monday evening, Feb.
rnarY IS. 1910.
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NOTICE.

Burton Coal and Lumber Co. will
move their uptown Office to their yards,
SOL South Ord West street, on March
/, 1910. Phones sos,
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Denies Charges of Fraud.

A. Il. Curtis. accused of gross fraud
by the Granite Coal and Feed Company
in Saturday evening papers, asks his
friends, patrons, and interested parties
TO withhold their condemnation until
the case is sifted TO the bottom In
court
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Kodak Pictures ftui4
Mail your films to us-
Photo Supply Co. 1T &aIn
elusive photo dealers.
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4 private safe may be rer
fire and burglar-proof vau|
Salt Lake Security and Trusf
80 Up. Main street. $500 pei
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Louis Lowenstein having sold his in.
terest in the saloon No. u West Second
South, is not responsible for any debts
Of the late company.
l. LOMENSTEIN
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Tribune-Roporter Printing Co.,
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AMERICAN LOVE

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
END Of STRIKE
SEEMS IN sight
SSMEN I'M NEW YORK DE-
eide TENTATIVELY TO RE
TURN TO WORK MONDAY lF
JERSEY MEN AGREE.

New York, Nov, 11.--After backing
and filling for five hours the execu-
tive session Of the striking drivers
and helpers of five trans-continental
express companies decided tentative
ly early this morning to return t.
work Monday under the terms made
Yesterday if the Jersey City strikers
also approved the agreement; If the
Jersey men reject the agreement the
New York men will stay out.
The drivers and chauffeurs on
strike not employed by express com
panies are not affected, and may set
lie their differences as they choose.
The agreement does not recognize
the union and provides that the mat
ter of hours and wages shall be set
lied later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
MEXICAN TOWN Is UNDER
MARTIAL LAW AS RESULT
OF ANTI AMERICAN RIOT
Considerable Damage Done at GuadaIajlra Yes
terday and Last Night---Governor Spends
Hours Telling Rioters to Desist--No
Lives Lost

Guadalaiara, Mexico, Nov, 1o.For
three hours tonight q mob Of several
hundred men and boys OF the lower
class, melted bS the intlammat0lv NJ
sneeches Of the students Of some "a
the state schools, paraded the streets
initiating the rioters in the national
capital yesterday when the nantes,
tations against the Americans ami
American interests were made.
Considerable property was dam,
aged but no lives. were .ost. The city
! Is Practically under martial law and
lit Is believed the riot Is well In con-
troll of the state and federal troops.
The police and the tenth federal cav
airy are Aiarding the American con-
sulate. Four suuadrons Of the same
troops are pahrolling the American
Residence section and the down town
police are guarding the American
business houses.
In the absence of Governor Ahu-
lmada, who is III, Manuel Cuesta Gal
lardo, who will be governor next year,
| has spent a day and night addressing
different groups of men who We're
| bent on making trouble for the
| Americans
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
TEACH MINERS
TO SAVE LIVES
GOVERNMENT MINE RESCUE
CARS TO START ON TOUR IN
STRUCTIoN NEXT WEEK IN
ILLINOIS AND IOWA.

Washington, Nov. l0.-Two gov
eminent rescue cars, equipped for
coping with mine d sasters, win start
next week on tour OF instruction
in which m ners aud mine owners
will be taught the use Of the oxygen
helmet and best mernods Of prevent
ing disasters or meeting them when
they occur.
Incidentally, squads of men in the
various mnes visited will be organ.
lied into rescue companies, so they
will be available instantly when
called upon to assist experts Of
mines.
one Of the cars will leave Chicago
Monday. Stops will be made at La
Sale, Rock Island and Cherry, ILL.,
Colfax, Iowa, Des NIoines and Oma
ha.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
N a~Hrv~~s "A svrl ttIsa

Windows We're broken BY the moo
in dozen American business plaeeI
Mexico City, Nov 10, -Repressise
measures were adopted by the MeSs
can authorities today to prevent d
repitition OF yesterdays scenes herf,
md resulted in a measure Of tranquil
ity. An attempt by the demonstra.
ors to gather this afternoon was dis
couraged by the mounted police. The
foreign office has assured the unites
States ambassador there will be le
mcre rloting.
Assurances were also given tina.
several newspapers, whose utter.
ances have melted demonstrations
which developed into riots will be
suppressed.
El rfario Del Hogar published 4
cartoon depicting Mexican people
clubbing Uncle Sam while In the
background was the burning Of the
Mexican in Texas.
Reports which have reached Mex
leo City from the United States, thas
an attempt had been made upon ths
|, life Of Ambassador Wilson, are with
out foundation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
FOUND GUILTY KILLING cHicA
GO MAN WHEN SURPRISED
IN VICTIMS HOUSE.
FINGER PRINT EVIDENCE
Played Important Part in Case, and
Counsel for Negro Ask New
Trial Saying Evidence
Shouldn't be Used.

Chicago, Nov. 10. Marking the
arst conyEcting On finger print ey
slenee In the ilistoey Of this country,
Thomas Jennings, negro, WIS today
found guilty by jury n the criminal
court OF the murtier OF Clarence A.
Hitler on the night Of Sept. 10. The
Jurors felt so confident Of the guilt
Df Jennings that the tdffat ballot re4
suited iii ID unanimous vote OF coavic.
ton with eleven jurors demanding
he death penalty. On the thirl bal
lot tie sentence was unanimous. Tile
counsel for Jennings asked new
trial on the q ounls that iingef print
evidence should not have been al
owed AS a result it s probable the
supreme court will he asked to rule
upon the use Of such evidence.
Judge Kavanaugh, WHO presided, dc
Jared when the objection was first
made to the evidence presented, that
Il his opinion the murderer of Hillel
wrote his signature when he rested
his hands upon the freshly painted
porch railing at the H ller nome.
Following the murder OF Hitler this
porch railing was sawed off ana TAX
an to detect We headquarters, where
photographs were made of finger
prints in the paint. These paoto
graphs were enlarged and were com
pared with the impressions Of Jen
lings' left hand. Experts test fled
hat there were thir.y-Lhree points o
similarity on the FIRST three fingers
|9f the left hand oil the murderer 81
.Iiller, and that Of Tenn ngs.
Hilier, WHO was chief clerk Id tht
Chicago office Of the Rock island raj,
road was shot to death In the from
hall of his suburban residence /
Washington Heights, ILL.,, by the ne
gro burglar. Hitler had enconntere,
The burglar in the upper hail Tn
TWO grappled and fought their wa.
down the stairway to the first floor.
When the police took hold Of tA'
pvestigation it was only known tina
negro had killed Hitler. Jenning
was arrested half an hour after tin
murder. The detectl~e who was sen
to the Hitler house following the re
port Of the murder, found The han
imprint on the porch railing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
STARTED DISTURBANCE AT HOS
y PtTs4L WHERE tsts AMERt
CAN WIFE is Ill.
MYSTERY ABOUT. CASE
DeBeaufort Released on $500 Bail
Nature Of Wife's Illness Closely
Guarded--Is Daughter of
Big Steel Magnate,

Chicago, Nov. t0.--C0Hnt Jack Won
Mourik DeBeaufort, son-in.law of ~,
II. Kilgallon. the steel magnate, was
locked up in the Harrison street po-
lice station tonight when he created
a scene at the hospital where his
wife Is ILL., The count was released
on $500 bail A charge of disorderly
conduct was made by the assistant
superintendent of the hospital.
The disturbance at the hospital oc-
curred when the count insisted on
entering the room in which his wife
was confined in spite or orders given
/ by her father Chat he be disbarred
When the attendants prevented him
entering the count Is alleged to have
threatened them
The countess has been in the hos
| pital several weeks Her arrival there
was accompanied by some mystery
and for days both the hospital at.
tendants and the count denied that
she vas at the institution Finally
the statement was made that the
countess had been seriously injured
lby a fall down a stairway at her home
on Michigan avenue.
The same date the count made the
statement that she had been at
tackled by negro near his home and
beaten about the face.
An extended newspaper investiga,
| ton only deepened the mystery oi
the countess stay at the hospital.
Almost the same day Z letter TO q
Chicago newspaper from the publish
ers Of the Almanac De Gotha brought
| the news that no list OF the European
| nobility contained tine name Of Count
| De Beaufort.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
CHICAGO COURTS.
TO TRY RHODUS
CANDY BANDIT, ARRESTED IN
EAST ST LOUIS FOR BUR-
GLARY. ALSO CHARGED WITH
TWO MURCESG.

Chicago, Nov 10.--Laigh Rhodus,
arrested at East ST. Louis on a
charge of burglary and who confessed
having shot and killed DR.. VIM. H..
Michael's and Anto. ;Ielbig, in this
city, was brought here today by
Chicago detectives.
Rhodus, who was indicted in East
st. Louis, was practically loaned to
the Chicago police AMI viii be tried
here for murder. If not convicted,
he will be returned to stand trial
there. While admitting his guilt TO-
day, Rnodus declared he would plead
not guilty when brought to trial for
fear the court might be lenient and
sentence him to the penitentary, the
horrors of which, he said, he feared
more tnan the gallows.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
TRUCE BETWEEN PEERS AND
COMMONS MADE AT KINGS
DEATH Is ENDED.
CONFERENCE DISSOLVED
Failure to Reach Agreement on SUE
committee to Adjust Differ
ences Announced by
the Premier.

Landon, Nov. 10,-The conference
whtch MAS organized shortly after the
death of King Edward VII in an en-
deagGr To sacte a settlement OF the
controversy over the question of the
veto powers of the house OF lords
with reference to measures passed
Ey the house Of commons Is dissolved
without reaching an agreement. The
announcement Of the failure was
made by Premier Asquih tonight. The
same does not disclose the cause OF
the disagreement.
II III understood the conferees de-
cided on the composition OF joint
commission that should adjust the
differences arising in the future. The
Liberals Insisted that the proportion
Of the members Of this committee
should be such that the will of the
house Of commons will have fair
chance of prevailing. The Consef
yative members could not agree to
the government proportion, and their
alternative proved unacceptable tc
the Liberals,
Walter Hume Long announced that
neither home rule, imperial fedora
tion nor dissolution formed any part
bf the discussion.
The political wituation now reverti
to the position it was in before the
truce at the death of King Edward
VII. Politicians are preparing TO re-
sumo the fight The advanced Lla
erals are urging the governpegt e
press the original proposals lili in2
tiac paa1r Of the house Of lords.
These lcGds would be rejected ana
the premier pledged to advise the
use of royal prerogatiye fer the ap
pointment of sufficient number oi
new peers to insure tie passage OF
measures and the win Of the com
mons would be supreme.
If this course is followed there
would be a general election earl,
next year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
ELECTED TO CONGRESS FROM
11th KENTUCKY DISTRICT
LAST TUE sDAY.
MORE ELECTION NEWS
Democrat Claims Election as Attor
ney General in Wisconsin,
Wilson's Plurality in New
Jersey is $4,000.

Louisville, KY, NOV. 1o.--Reports
circulated today are 70 the effect that
there is a movement on to have the
nine Democratic congressman OF the
Kentucky delegation make a concert
ED effort to have Caleb Powers ousted
from his scat as representative from
the eleventh. district.
Congress, it is reported, will be
asked to deny Powers a seat on the
ground that he was thrice convicted
Of felony. and mas not been acqult'
ted by jury.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
REDUCTION N
CABLE RATES
PLAN FORMULATED BY CONNER
ctAL CABLE cc.--TO APPLY
UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS
RATE CUT IN HALF.

New York. Nov. 1o-An announce
ment that The Commercial Cable Go.
has form ulated plan whereby the
rate for the commercial cables rnder
certain condi' ons VIII he reduced
from 25 to 12la cents word was
made tonight by President Clarence
H Mackay. Mach kay expresses the
opinion that the scheme will be put
in operation soon. The reduced rate
WI apply 10 messages written in
plain language. and the use Of any
code will be prohibited.
Mackay says an Investigation
shows ordinary cable messages aver.
age 5 letters 10 a word. This VIII be
made the basis for the new rate. The
total numbers Of letters in a mes,
sage will be considered In counting
the messages and the rate applied
for every five letters
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
.DEPEW SAYS EE
IS SATISFIED
WITH HIS FlFTY-FouR YEARS nv
ACTIVE POLlTicS--lS NOT
SORRY AT DEFEAT.
SAW CHANGE COMING
When Maine Went Democratic De
pew Knew Country Was Up in
Arms"--Who viii be Sena-
tor From New York?

New York, Nov. 1o.-ApparentiF
uarHffled by the fact that his career
in the United States senate had come
to an end, Senator DepeW sat in his
library today and talked Of his fifty.
four years ia public life that practie.
ally closed with the election OF q
Democratic state legislature. Iis
said
II ana the hapriest man in the
state Of New York I'm n. have
|been flfty-fcur years actively m poll
tics and | think can say my ambi-
.ions are reasonably satisfied. My
health is good and my desire Of years,
to be happy myself and share that
happiness with others, has been fairly
well satisfied. | was fairly certain
the Republicans would be defeated
for the change in the vote that elect.
| cd Foss in Massachusetts and Plaist
ed in Maine was so nearly the same
that there was no doubt the. country
was UP in arms
Judge Alton B. Parker gave out .
statement tonight saying he woult
not be a candidate to succeed Depew
land would not accept the office.
| d. Cady Herrick said he would Ger
tainly accept the senatorship If ]
were offered him.
The names Of Charles r. Murphy
leader Of Tammany hall, Mayor Gay
nor, Thomas NJ Osborne Of Auburn
and Martin w Littleton, representa-
4 tiye-elect from the Oyster Bay al;
tFict figure In the gossip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
RAILROAD MEN
HAD CONFERENCE
NOTHING DEFINITE WAS ACCOM-
PLIsHEc REGARClNG ANY
CONTEMPLATED ACTION IN
REGARD 70 RATES

~4@-s4
ST. Paul, Nov. 10.--AfterF a confer
ence today during which the ques,
ton of freight rates and homeseekers
rates, We're discussed. representatives
Of the most important railroad sys-
tens of the west left for their homes
tonight,
It is said nothing definite was done
regarding any contemplated acton In
connection with freight rates.
At the conference were:
James ]. Hill, of the Great North
ern.
President Howard Elliott
President Earling. 81 the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul.
President Pennington, of the Mime
apolis, st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie.
President E. P. Ripley, of tae San
ia Fe.
j. A. Stubbs, traffic director Of the
Union Pacific.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
BUMPER CROPS IN U. 5.
Production Approximately 76 PEI
Cent Greater For 1910 Than
for Previous Year.

Washington, Nov 10-~Buhpe'
crops, led by corn with the greatest
harvest ever gathered are predicted
by the United States during this year,
preliminary est mates have been
made of the production OF the most
important crop, from which it ap.
pears the aggregate production OIL
crops in 1910 are approximately ZIG
per cent greater than the crops OF
1909, a1d about 81 greater than the
average annual production Of the
preceding five years. I'7lices for i'm
portant crops Nov. ! We're about 5.4
per cent lower that year ago" says
the report.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
HITCHCOCK IN FLIGHT
Assembled in Aeroplane With Count De
Lesseps at Baltimore Aviation
Meeting Yesterday.

Baltimore, Nov. 10. Postmaster
General Frank IIickcoX ascended in
an aeroplane With Count De Lesseps
in the meet here today and was 80
well pleased with the experience he
asked for higher flight with Archi-
bald Hoxsey n a Wright biplane.
The wind was too gusty for q second
flight today General James Allen,
u. s. A., was also given a new ex-
perience in a flight with De Lesseps.
Latham, Radley and nrexel also
made fights. The oomb throwing
contests were the principal events Of
the day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
SENTENCED FOR TREASON.

st. Petersburg, Nov, l0.-Baron DE
ungern Sternburg, correspondent oi
semi-official Austro-1ungarian news
agency, was sentenced today to four
years ON a charge of high treason.
He was arrested in June. He admit.
ted furnishing the Austrian military
attache with a translation Of the pra
posals of the ministries of war and
marine to the duma which were
stamped secret,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
FORMER MAYOR ROSE or
MILWAUKEE MARRIED

Kalamazoo, Men, Nov. 1o.-Form-
er Mayor David Rose. Of Milwaukee,
and Mrs. Mary Whitney, former vau-
deviIle actress, who also appeared in
TThe Merry Widow" last year. were
married today at Pawpaw, the sum
mer home OF Rose. The wedding was
Witnessed only by Roses two CHI
dren and his secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
KANSAS REPUBLICAN.

Topeks, Kas., Nov. 10-All doubt
as to the complexion of the next
Kansas legislature was settled today
when the returns from 107 Of the 10
representative districts give the Re
.publieans CO members, a majority
Governor Stubs majority will ex'
ceed fourteen thousand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
AUTO MECHANIC KILLED
WHILE, AT PRACTICE

Savannah, Ga, Nov. 10-Albeft
Fuhs, young mechanic met instant
death and w. II. Sharp, driver and
owner of the car bearing his name,
was seriously injured, when the pow.
erful machine swerved from the road
and crashed into barbed wire fence
at the grand prize automobile course
today Sharp had the car on th,
course for practice,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
Held Debate Last Night.

The regular meeting Of the G. Fl. ,
debating society was held last night
in the assembly hall OF the high
school. The meeting was presided
over by Prof. Midkiff, who was
chosen to be chairman until student
can be duly elected to that Office
Routine business was disposed Of
after which the following program
was rendered.
Violin solo--Arthur Turner.
Debate, Resolved that Viyisection
Should be Prohibited by Law"
Affirmative, Kusener and schoemhE
Negative, Mcnamara and Buchanan
Extemp@aneous speech by War
ren Crandle, "Hardshlps of satur
day Evening Post Boy"
Grafton on the Psalm Of Life BY
Clinton Tanner
The debate was very heated and
much enjoyed by the audience. This
was the second time the subject had
Ebeen debated this time Kusener AMI
schoembs for the affirmative being
victorious, The negative debaters
won the decision in the former con-
test
The society Is now in nourishfng
condition, every boy IN the school
with the exception of two being
members. It has been suggested that
member of the Freshman class be
called on at each meeting to make
an extemporaneous talk on a subiect
to be chosen by the society. This il
done SO the younger members may
gain experience in the art OF speak
ing.
There was a meeting of the board
Of Of education last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
DEBATE WITH ANNA
CAIRO HIGH SCHOOL MAY Ac-
cEPT INVITATION TO MEET
ACADEMY TEAM.
yivisection Should Be prohinstef
Was Verdict in Debate Last
Night--Another Debate
Nov "a.

Union Academy Of Anna, has writ
Ten to the Cairo high school request.
ing two debates with the high school
debating club Milo Buchanan re-
ce.yed letter from the principal Of
the academy stating tiat he would
like to have debate in Cairo about
the middle Of December and one al
Anna later. Chairman Midkiff wit
write to the principal for full par
ticulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
PRELATE PROMOTED.

Winnipeg, Nov 10.-Archbishop
Szepitcki, Lemherg, Galacia, head OF
tho Ruthenian church of Canada, Will
be made cardinal with headquarters
at Rome, It was announced today.
u shop Ordinski, the present neal OF
the Ruthenian church In the United
States. is mentioned us his successor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
ExcouNTY CLERK sUiciDE6.

Bloomington, III, Nov, 10.--Follow'
ing the report of the auditor that his
accounts as circuit clerk were short
over $4,000, August NJ. kuemmer, for
mer circuit clerk Of Logan county
committed suicide by shooting at Lin
coin this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
LANGFoRD WHIPS CLARK.

Joplin, Mo, Nov. 10.-Sam Lang.
ford won over Jeff Clark, Of Joplin, in
the second round Of what was te
have been a ten round bout here TO-
night. The fight was stopped when
Clark was all but out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
FLOODS
Causing Untold Damage in France
Thousands Homeless Hundreds
OF Factories Close.

Paris. Nov ia serious hocd
situation has developed In France.
Many villages are .aundated. At
Nancy 1900 are homeless. Immense
damage has been done IN the valley
traversed by the river Mosele. The
valley resembles a vast lake.
Hundreds Of factories have sus.
pended operations. The riyes threat
ems to invade the famous Cruesot
steel works,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
rRlIlr GROWERS MEET.

Council Bluffs Ia, Nov. 10.---The
National Horticultural Congress he
gan 4 ten days meeting here thi;
afternoon. Governor Carroll vel
coined the delegates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
THIS WOMAN THROWS STRAIGHT

Pittsburg, Nov. 10.-Mrs, Rees
Fairman, a grocery store keeper, Is
one woman who can throw straight.
early today she surprised a negro
burglar at the cash register and seiz-
ing two pound weight she hurled i
1t the Gobber, striking him in the
lead and Telling him. He was ar
Festei.