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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
RECAPTURE RUNAWAY BOYS
TWO Lads Who Escaped From Reform
School Are Brought Back
Special Go The Tribune.

Special Go The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept. 10.-WNliam Marks and
william Hlndley, two OF the boys who
escaped from the state Industrial school.
We're captured near Pocatello. Idaho. and
brought back to Ogden today by Tom
Meyers. first officer at the institution.
Marks and liindlcv made their escape
from the rcformatory September They
were traced to Brigham City where they
stole couple OF horses and rode north
into Cache valley, Believing that they
had thrown the officers off their track.
the two boys went To work for a farmer
near Pocatello and were arrested there
yesterday upon descriptions sent out by
the Officers of the school. First officer
Meyers was sent for the boys and re-
turned To Ogden with them TODAY
The other boys who made !heir escape
from the school Il few DAYS after the
Marks and Hindlev bows made their get
away, have not yet been located. They
are supposed to be near Mantua where
relatives OF one Of the BOYS Is suspected
OF shielding them,
The two girls who left the school on
French leave" about the same time have
not been located TheY, too. are sup
posed To be in hiding either In Salt Lake
or some other town in Utah and are be-
Ing kept under cover by friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
IMPROVING COUNTY ROADS.
Convicts Used to Build Highway Up Can
yon to Huntsville.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. lO.-Twenty men. most
ly prisoners who have been sentenced To
hard labor, are working on the rock
crusber near the Idlcwild resort In Og-
den canyon. improving the county roads
from that point 10 within u short distance
OF Huntsville.
Twelve teams are at work hauling the
rock TO the hillside entering Huntsville.
About one eighth Of n mile Of road is
already completed. The macadam is be-
ing placed eight inches thick and twelve
feet wide and at cost OF approximately
% cents per square yard. The teams
at work are paid $3.50 a day and make
three trips from the crusher 10 the road,
steam roller is also being used in MAX
ing the road.
or The $4,000 bonds voted by The
state for the improvement Of its roads.
Weber county receives $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
FraternaI Union of America.

Everything Is now. in readiness for the
big celebration tonight when Evergreen
lodge No. Isl will honor the fifteenth an
niversary of the order of the Fraternal
Union OF America. Both the concert hall
and the banquet hall have been tastefully
decorated. and seats arranged TO ac-
commodate all who attend The pro-
gramme VIII be n lengthy one. and must
start promptly at SIS In order to com
plete same in time for the refreshments
II Is therefore urged that all be seated
by this time. as no person viii be ad-
mitted while any number Is being rem
dered. The committee in charge OF the
affair comprises MIR. and Mrs $. Chalker.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Johnson Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Crowton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Everett Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gill
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I. O. Q. 2.

The Past Noble Grands' club VIII be
entertained al the home OF Mrs. Clara
Brown Thursday afternoon, All visiting
sisters are welcome. Residence. Az
South Eleventh East street.
At Jordan lodge No. tonight The de-
gree staff Will put on the third degree.
q large number OF candidates being In
waiting Vacation days being over the
members are again getting down 10
work.
Salt Lake lodge No, ,. /. o. o. T.. con
ferVed the initiatory degree last Friday
night I'm IT'S usual excellent manner Next
Friday. September 10. the first degree
will be conferred by the crack degree
team. All Odd Fellows invited. espe-
c!aly the visiting brothers.
Oquirrh encampment No. Will con
fer the royal purple degree Tuesday
evening on several candidates. All en-
Campment members are requested TO be
present with their big sticks"
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Utah lodge No. 3s5 will have Its fall
roundup of all the members on Wednes-
day, September t3. Every one who can
possibly be there should come. for II
promises 10 be a most enjoyable affair.
AS many as can should come In cowboy
and cowgirl suits, or makeups suitable
TO doinEs on the ranch. for the buck
Ing broucho. Circle Dot" will be there.
as Will the lariat throwers. and Il Is un-
ears to brand. The committee has ev-
eryibing we'll In hand and requests the
members to como carly
Sego Lily lodge No. 252 opened M the
roundup campaign last Thursday even
good time and Foreman Silent Newt
had a hard time keeping order. and had
TO call the aid OF Sheriff 'Huggin Jack =
present: namely. Diamond Dick. the
gambler: Coyote Bill" Dead Shot
ARRAYS that ended fatally, The cham
pion lariat throwers were the Ladies
Nina z. Wright winning. with Mrs. Can
tonwine running very close second. RAY
contest Mr.. Powers entertained the
members with a few limitations of the
animal world found on and around the
ranch in a very admirable manner. The
trained horse, Circle Dot did some
marvellous fcats. showing that horses
have brains and in some cases, two sets
of brains. The evening closed with dane
ing Next Thursday members may In
vite their friends TO come at $50 p. m.
to enjoy social dance. There will be a
short business session first and the mem
bers arc urged to come early
Members OF Murray lodge No. Ito have
always borne the name of good enter
tainers and last Saturday night they
again showed their ability and good Will,
They had Invited Sego Lily drill team TO
visit them and they went down In full
force. The regular business of the
evening was gone through In "a crcditable
manner. but under the good OF the So
cle,y IL was announced that Brother
Thorne. not having had the correct pass
word. would he again initiated. which he
was, the members seeing that he had all
that was coming to him Brother Thomc
turned somewhat pale during the critical
moment so was taken over the road of
life. supported by the Fraternal Brother
hood. and though the road was rocky and
many obstacles had to he overcome. with
the aid OF r. +, B. the Journey was safe
ly accomplished. The far-famed horse.
.'Circe Dot" again demonstrated Its
wonderful accomplishments. and It's wise
answers TO the questions asked were
greatly wondered at. Murray lodge then
invited the visitors to Dartake of light
lunch, and the evening closed with flow
OF wit and fun. while enfov!nG the good
things 10 eat Commencing the first OF
the month Muprray lodge Will meet on
Fridays. Ask your treasurer about II,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City August &c. 1911

Office Of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City August &c. 1911
Sealed proposals will be received at this
tembsr Is, 1911. for constructing curb
and gutter and pavement In paving ex-
tension No. 20. Ninth East street from
Garfield avenue To Sugar avenue accord
ing TO plans on fi!e in the city engineers
Office.
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans pronles, specifications and forms
FOR contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application Mt the office OF the
board or public works or the city cngi-
neer. for which a deposit OF five 5000
dollars is required.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF PUB.
LIC WORKS.
II. G. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
ka6so
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TEACHERS CONFER,
10 Now Ready tor the Opening Of
Schools at Nephl.
10 The Tribune.

- ~ 4 Ilt lTlDClls-
|tPHI. Sept 10.-Thc trustees and
|Lers Of the Nephi high school and
.s held n meeting last evening at
feDiral school. prior 10 the opening
'snool tomorrow morning Trustees
hague and Roscoe l.. Grover, City
nn,endent Roy i, Homer and AS
ny superintendent Ray Stewart were
pfakers.
application os the Juab County
Elevator company for electric cur
p operate seven ana one half
power motor has been granted by
Cty council.
Towns has been awarded the bid
-unuihS an addition TO the electric
house at the power plant for the
oe \ Grover, one Of the biggest
~ SeaeIs Ia the state; will leave to-
lock |o"'i'S ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
|1[|T|CAL POT IS
/ BOILING IN PROVO
r,rdidates for Places Under
Commission Government
4 Open Campaign.
The Tribune

.,,.I to The Tribune
rnovo sept. lO.-As the time draws
,or tho fling Of petitions for place
.,.,,at and tho primaries for nom
,,o,s under the commission FORM OF
..vnment, candidates arc becoming nu-
and The political situation begins
,,oo interesting proportions. Ralph
-, tho present city recorder. who
already secured the 100 signatures
IN his petition for the position
..,,o, "a meeting with opposition for
..,,s,,on. John SaXcy. secretary
n'm.r',hIIcsn county central commit
the = q. pslaulst, are both circu-
anu u,,,,Ions asking for support Tor
= spditorship. ,h,ro ar,
a,s, six candidates. Some of mem
Ns,nnnced their candidacy and oth-
recentIve. Petitions asking Tor
a,n,es are now being circulated for
~ TrIsby ey-msyor OF Provo: George
.,arnn .. ny-countv clerk: R 6. kirk
S md n o Waid Up 10 the present
'.s,r ,croy Dixon, II J. w, Goddard,
uns G Rerrv and Wilford F. Giles
RRs,rr mentioned I'm connection win
4 eomn,isslonorship, and " is said al
4 receptive candidates ne idIui't W
. rItv are casting about for man TO
. one Of these positions. one "hom tnSy
- they can depend on 10 guard Inc
rsste az the tillers Of the soil. The
~,crs assert that they must have n
a who thoroughly unders'aYds the wa
%mestion. and this question Is para
unt al the present time. owing TO the
-hr new Irrigation schemes being
|sched which have tendency. say the
rinal water users of the valley, TO en-.
rch on the rights OF inc old cahai
rpanies and the city proper
@rpro is a city Of gardens and farms.
water is one OF the great essentials.
when The water rights arc intcrfered
n in anv way the producers claim TO
= just cause for protest and Insist
tlecling men TO office who will look
for The acquired rights Of those who
e made this ii garden city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Maccab bees.

Tho Ladies' Of Liberty hive No . and
their friends will be entertained ~ a
card social THURSDAY afternoon. Septem-
Der IL. from . 10 = O'Clock. by Lady
Decker Of 10i7 Windsor avenue. Take
Ashton avenue car. All lady Maccabees
and their friends are cordially invited.
The regular review OF Lillian NJ. Hol-
evening. September I. Memorial eNcr-
clses were held for the late Mrs. Lillian
M. Hollster, acting past supreme com
mander of the J.. q. i. NJ OF the World.
whose death occurred August ! at her
home. The beautiful ceremony OF ''drap-
ing the charter took place. charter 20 be
draped sixty days. The sympathy OF hive
No. 10 is extended TO the family OF our
late beloved commander In their recent
lpr
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Judge King Makes Address.
The Tribune

SpPtIAI lU I III ITFUuIFN'
OGDEN Sept. 10--JudGe w. III. KING
of Salt Lake city was the principal
speaker at the regular sunday afternoon
services held at the Ogden tabernacle to-
day His address was along scctarian
lines. The tabernacle was Allied 10 over
lowing The church choir rensscmbled
NJ this afternoons services for lhe nrst
timc since the return OF Professor Jo-
seph EaIlautyne, the director. who has
been abroad all summer. The musical
programme under the leadership or the
popuiar director was well rendered,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Children Patronize Library.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept 10.-AccordinE to pub
lie library reports more children are
Of the library then ever before. A num-
Der OF valuable books for children have
recently been added 10 the library through
the donations OF A r. Heywood and
James Pingree. who each gave $500 that
the little people" OF the cty might
improve their minds Plans are now on
foot to improve the main reading rooms
al the library for the coming winter
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
LOOKS GOOD FOR FAIR.
r County Exhibit Promises to Be a
Banner Event

|iai W llS IiA'uINs
Sept. 10.-The Sewer
1ty fair Will open here next Wcdnes-
and iast !our DAYS. This promises
e the banner exhibit. as the depart
II workers have been active and the
royements IT the fair grounds for the
n OF exhibitors are complete. There
be better displays IN all lines this
tlnn last. Good race cards have
\ prepared. Another amusement
|cb has been secured for the fair Is
balloon ascension, which will take
Be each afternoon. a noted aeronaut
been secured, and this feature be-
.new In this section will undoubt
draw a large crowd. Reduced rail-
\ mites from all points between Fair
4 and Marysvale have been secured.
chool opens her. Monday. The school
Ses have been renovated and. every
b placed In working order. \ splen-
teaching force has been secured.
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Double Tracking Progresses.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN Sept 10.-Six miles OF the
grade work for the double tracking OF
the Oregon Short Line between Ogden
and Pennington has been complet ted and
the laying OF steel VIII begin within q
few days. The completed part OF the
grading Is AT the Pennington end of the
line. the finished extending north 10 Il
point between Kaysville and Layton.
Tho steel for the construction OF a
second oregon Short Line bridge over
the Weber river was unIoaded yesterday
under the supervision OF Assistant En-
gineer Trout OF Pccatello.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Royal Neighbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3o72 held
a very interesting meeting last Thurs
day evening. Visitors from Colorado
were present and compimented the
camp very rightly upon the floor work
and attendance. NeighbOr Olsen gave
a peanut hunt, and awarded prizes 10
Clara and Gertrude Seals Neighbor
Saunders donated a sofa cushion TO be
ratified off for benefit OF flower fund.
Excelsior camp NJ. W. a. extends an
invitation 10 their card party September
u, at NJ. w. A. hall.
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No held It's regular
meeting in tho Eagles hall last Tuesday
evening. There was a good attendance
and several matters OF importance were
attended to- Brothers J. e. Cleveland
and II. r.. Clough delivered interesting
speeches OH fraternalism. The next
meeting OF Court Salt Lake No. I Will
be held on Tuesday evening Septem-
her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Secret and Fraternal Societies

is invited TO attend and may be sure Of
n hearty welcome.
The monthly concerts which were so
successful last season will be started AS
carly as possible and with new talent
now avellable as well old friends who
50 kindly assisted In tho past the man
agemcnt hopes 10 make these cntertain-
mcnts more attractive than ever.
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Anderson Funeral Services,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The IIlDunc'
OGDEN, Sept 10.--lmprcssiNe funeral
services for Edward Anderson, the Utah
Light & Railway company lineman, were
held al the Larkin undertaking parlors
bv the Rev, Frederick Vuing Fisher. pas
tor OF the First Methodist church. this
afternoon Members Of the local Inter
national Brotherhood Of Electrical Work
ers attended the services in a body and
acted as pail-bcarers Solos were sung
by Mrs. Mary Farley. Mrs. Tillie Han
cock Poulicr and Earl johnson. Burial
,..ns In the l,llN CCmCl tory.
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klH OF NEICE
OF MRS. LINCOLN

4 Wam.i LID. ILL.,, Sept. Io.--Mrs.
roIone," "Is ~ hhker: widow OF Licuten-
4 'ioday ahil hil r. Baker. L, ). A., died
M $3.50 bs,. Her mother was a
.en Mrs. Abraham LINCOLN and shn
y. coterlc OF young women wuo
rjsil na ol tbc White House during
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
P N e., Club.

Members OF Naomi Past Noble Grand
club Will meet with Mrs. Augusta Lives
and Mrs Mira Darrah at the home OF Mrs
j. e. Clark. 95I Garfield avenue. Thurs
day afternoon. September Il. 1911 All
visiting past Srands are welcome. Take
Ashton avenue car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Aged Woman Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. l0.-After a short Ill.
ness Mrs MsrS Meak Merrtman died
at The Dec hospital st 1880 o'clock this
afternoon from hcmcrrhagcs Mrs. Ner-
rlInan was born AT Clinton, Ill, seventy
sIN years ago She is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. w. T., Sell With whom
she has been living FOR the past two
wears at Lakeside, The body VIII be
| taken 10 Clinton tomorrow morning,
where the funeral will he held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
British Fraternal Society.

The meetings OF the society will be
resumed for the season Thursday
evening next September II. al s o'clock
in the club rooms. 236 old Commercial
club building. South West Temple The
committee trust there will he "A full turn
out OF members for the opening Of the
season and any Britisher wishing to Join
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
L. A. to the B. of r, T.

The regular meeting OF the l.. A. to
the B Of r. T. will be held Friday. Sep
tember IL. full attendance is desired
as on the evening OF the same day q
dance will be given at Moose hall. There
Will be some final preparations to make
for the dance, and to make It a success
Will require the united efforts OF all the
members. Other business OF Importance
will be transacted.
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Baker Visits Old Friends,
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. lo.-Lcster @. Baker
proprietor of the Provo Herald. one ot
The most cutcrprising tri-weel;lies of Tho
state. was IN Ogden Sunday shaking
hands with his friends. mr Baker was
formerly connected with Ogden Morning
Examiner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
M, w. A.

Excelsior camp No. los99. NJ. ". y.
will hold no business meeting Tuesday,
as the evening is To be devoted To a card
social An are invited and everything
rrcc Everybody turn out Escort Fow-
Ter has been appointed TO look after the
refreshments. The social begins al
N m sharp.
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Moose Auxiliary.

The Ladies' auxiliary TO tho Moose
held meeting Monday evening and com :
plctcd al arrangements for the social
and card party to be given September Is
ar the $oosc hall. All members arc re-
quested 10 he present at O'Clock. Mcm-
bers can get tickets 10 sell from Mrs.
Kate Weaver of Washington street.
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge held its regular meeting
last Friday evening in the ODD Fellows
building. Among other business trans
acted 1t was planned TO give a dance
in the carly part OF October. the exact
date TO be announced at the next meet
Ing OF the lodge
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Dies of Spinal Disease,
acIal 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Sept. 10.-Ciyde Slem, tho IS
year -old adopted son OF William Siebold,
proprietor OF meat market al 7i3 Twen-
tY-nnlh street. died at the Dee hos
pital carly this morning after several
weeks illness from spinal trouble. The
funeral services will be held at Larlin's s
chapel Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
by the Rev. J. T.. Carver. pastor % the
First Presbyterian church.
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Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake assembly No. go Will hold
Its regular meeting Wednesday evening.
| August Is, In |. ., q +. hall. All Clti-
| .cns are requested TO be present as i'm
] uurinnl business VIII be transacted.
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Wnndcraft.

Salt Lake circle No. 559 Will meet
Monday September II. and ii IS hoped
that every member will be present. The
captain wishes all the guards To IL pres
ent In their white suits. The meeting
will start at s O'Clock sharp.
Women OF Woodcraft, Woodb'ne circle
No A. will hold no regular meeting
Thursday evening, August II. on account
OF guards drill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Aviator Goes RIind

apEnLpi1lA, Sept, l0.-Thomas ].
6,,nd. session aviator. was stricken
''""'ss Today in "A railroad sturlcu
ed '",a %nu ne thought his eyes became
|r ,se mnlle watching mechanics Ic-
az rs.es o, OF his machine under the
'''ohe electric appayltus.
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x, of P,

On Thursday evening. September Il.
Rocky Mountain lodge No. ;, knights
OF Pythias, will entertain their members
and friends with a mono dramatic pre-
sentation of the celebrated play Damon
and Pythias." The fraternal entertainer.
Frederick II. Wilson OF Kansas city
lodge No. l. will be the artist OF the
evening. His long experience upon the
professional stage has eminently fitted
him for this work. The play will be
rendered upon their own stage In the
Castle hall Admission by invitation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Foley Kidney Pills

VIII reach your individual ease if YOU
have any form Of kidney and bladder
trouble or urinary irregularities Try
them, SchrammJ johnson Drugs, sivc
stOrps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
Fraternal Aid Association.

The usual weekly meeting OF council
No. slI VIII take place in X. of p. hall,
Hotel Linden. East Third South, on
Tuesday evening. September 12. at s
o'clock \ large attendance Of members
Is desired arrangements are To be
made for a series OF entertainments dur
ing the season.
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D. w. Smell Pioneer, Dead.
~ 10 The Tribune.

HSish FORK. Sept. lO.-John W.
s'en az his home this morning OF
ueolliiy. Mr., Smell had been af-
p' a number OF years with rheu-
lie was one OF the pioneers
n Gily and one Of the most resDec-
'nsehs. He leaves n widow ard 4
nu'i,9er OF children and grand
~ ne came 10 Utah when a boy
ms,ed sa,,,d all the hardships with the
aIsuers. lie was a brother nf
a. - smell: The banker. who died in
'He Cliy short time ago.
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ADJUSTMENTS

COLONIAL THEATER-"The Bar
rier." Curtain. sis.
THE Flirting Princess" last half OF
week.
ORPHECM THEATER -- Advanced
vaudeville. Matinee daily al 2.l5.
Evening performance begins at S;lo.
MAJESTIC THEATER-The Majestic
Musical Comedy company. I'm The
Midnight Express All week. be-
ginning tomorrow.
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Illness Not Serious

! of Ar. sepl. l0.-Fears for the
ncr,c s.as Clara Barton. founder of
m ~ Hed Cross society, who has
ot :" I,r summer home at Oxford
,cn, "sn ,s founded, according 20 a
n. s,n,hued here today by her
II cperhcn T.. Barton
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Stll Holds Record

foIsan, y Y. Sept. 1o.-Miss Ma
iimdn ~ her monoplanc. reached
lodav or nearly 800 fee, In n
ajij,., lhis is believed To be a far
h hns' nue than any other woman
- succeeded In attaining
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sfmer's Wife Murdered

'sile oaI. Sept. 1c.-Mrs. George
dead w. prosperous farmer was
,own.hIn n ned at her home al Ma,d.
|lerrlS,,iip today. The head and face
.ncarh;s. crushed ana IN axr .Nns