davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
Wybrano miesee pod stacyq d|a strony zaehodnIej.
DO BOSTONU.
$midek fruwa " poWietrzu ze St. Louis
KRADZIEzE.
Czynni grzeczni zfodzieje kieszonkowi.

POQnOSZen1e C1eZarOW: lOln
Sopwith ni6si dwoch pasazerdw
q mile.
Wznoszenie sic 800 metrow W
gore: Rene Simon W 4 rs minu-
tach, Tom Sopwith Ago, Owing
ton 5:18, George Mestach 5:21.
Wytrzymaiosc: Welsh 8 godz.
80 minut. Beatty 3:I7:3 Rod
gers 3:17:13, Rene Simon 3:I2:
26; Brindley 2:3S:I7.
Dzisiaj powodu smierci
dw6ch lotnik6w maszyny Moi
santa i Baldwin, ME beda braiy
udziaiu.
Onegdaj maszyny Wrighta
wzniosiy sic 7,772 stopy W gore
Z4odziejekie szonkowi czynni.
w dwu dniach najmniej tuzin
portmonetek posiano poczta do
wlascicieli. Ziodzieje kieszonko-
wi, korzystaja re scisku ma polu
awiatycznem, zabieraja cudza
wiasnost, wyprozniaja portmone-
tiki, biora mich pieniadze i ma
stepnie wrzucaja PRONE portno-
netki do skrzynek listowych.
w jednej portmonetce ziodzie-
je przyslali okoio $4,000 W roz-
nych wekslach, gotowke oczywi-
Scie zabrali.
Ziodzieje kieszonkowi czynni.
Miejsce pod poczte dla zacho-
dniej strony miasta wybrano
wczoraj W granicach ulic w. Van
Buren, Desplaines i S. Jefferson.
Obecnie miejsce to czesciowo
zajmuje kolej Pennsylvania.
Urzednicy pocztowi ogladali
ten biloxi nan sic jednog}osnie
zgodzili. Wkrotce rozpocznle sic
procedure sadowa celem odebra-
mia w}asnosci obecnym w}ascicie-
lom realnosci w powyzszem
mieiscu. Realnosc bedzie przy-
musowo sprzedana. Miejsce to O.
raz budynek kosztowac bedzie
$I,75o,ooo.
z St. Louis do Bostonu.
Onegdaj wieczorem do Chica-
go ma pole awiatyczne PrzyJe-
chal aeroplanem Harry Atwood.
Wybrai on sic W podroz aeropla-
mem z St. Louis do Bostonu
czest swej podr6zy, mianowicie
282 mile juz zrobii. Atwood przy-
jechal ma pole awiatyczne w po-
niedzialek wieczorem o godzinie
6:2o. Powitano go owacyjnie
obnoszono po polu awiatycznem.
Wczoraj popoiudniu o godzi-
ME $40 Atwood wzniosi sic
znowu W powietrze i szybko odle-
cial w dalsza droge.
Ma maszyne Wright Burgess
O dwu Srubach. Podroz swoja ma
odbyc W 10 dniach.
Stanie on W roznych miejsco-
wosciach = w Cleveland, w Erie,
w Buffalo, = zaleci potem do
Nowego Yorku a stamtad do Bo-
stonu.
Wczoraj wieczorem stana} w
Elkhart, Ind, IoI mil cd Chica-
go. Razem wiec przelecial Juz
387 mil pnestrzen te zrobii W
9 godzinach i IA minutach = Pc
dzac W powierzu przecietnie
4I.S4 mil ma godzine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16

= Udaru sionecznego dosta6 ogrod-
rik Geo. Haeshler, 1419 Wrightwood
ave
- Marya Harris, 80 e. 37-ma ui.
r1zgala nozem swego meia.
- Ma Sheridan Road zderzyty sic
diva samochody, lecz mkt ME zostaf
skaleczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
TeIegramy zagraniGzne.
Generalny strajk kolejarzy
w Anglii.

Liverpool, 16 sierpnia. = An
glia ME miala jeszcze tax kolosal-
nego strajku jak rozgrywajacy sic
.obecnie strajk funkcyonaryuszy
kolejowych, pelen zaburzeh "a
wantur; ze strajkiem tym pola-
czyly sic niektore pokrewne bran
re robotnicze, jak iadowaczy do
kowych W tenn i innych miastach,
gdzie wszedzie przyszlo do zabu-
rzen, ME rzadko krwawych. Je-
dynie W Londynie Panuje spokoj
i praca, choc jeszcze znaczna
czeSc robotnikow ME chce przy-
lac warunkow ostatnio zawartej
ukody. Pogarsza sytuacye "a
mkniecie dok6w so kompanii Ii
verpoolskich dla 10000 iadowa-
CIV, co ma bye odpowiedzia pra-
codawcow ma strajki. Niektore O.
krety oceaniczne. szczegolniej
kompanii Cunarda ME beda mo-
CIV odpiynac. Raj po raz przy-
chodzi do krwawych stare po-
licya wojskiem patrolujacem ma
ulicach miasta; wiele osob are
sztowano. Po jednej z takich "a
wantur aresztowano okolo 80
strajkerow, ktorych wojsko e
skortowalo do wiezienia; ma po-
ch6d napadi 3,00O-czny tlum
chciai odbic aresztowanych, przy-
czem omal ME ukamienowano zo}-
merry; ci W odpowiedzi strzelili
j zabili jednego cziowieka, VIE
lu poranili; wielu tez zoinierzy
rany odniosio ;zajScia podobne po-
wtarzaja sic we wszystkich dziel-
nicach miasta; podobniez dzieje
sic w Glasgow, Manchester, Bri-
stolu innych miastach. Ma ze-
branm uni kolejarskich jednogio-
snie postanowiono og}osie strajk
generalny, kt6ry obejmie Gala
Anglie; dano jeszcze "A godzin
czasu kompaniom kolejowym do
przyjecia warunkow robotni-
k6w wogole nawiazania ukia-
dow. JezeH strajk ten ostotnie
przyjdzie do skutku to bedzie on
dla Anglii straszliwa kleska ma
teryalna.
Londyn, 16 sierpnia. - Sytua-
eva jest wprost krytyczna; Rad
uSNule "a ZiaSodzlc oflarule po-
srednictwo, czy mu sic uda, ME
jest pewnem, ale konferencye z
obu partyami prowadzi sam pre-
mier Asquith i odbywa narady z
ministrami. w samym Londynie,
choc spokoj pandje, poiozenie je-
dnak tez ME jest zbyt pewne, a
jesh generalny strajk kolejarzy
nastanie, to obejmie on znowu
stolice, ktora dopiero co j to ME
zupeinie jeszcze przeszia wielki
strajk iadowaczy dokowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
z Watykanu.

Rzym, 16 sierpnia. = Ogolny
stan Papieza poprawii sic wydat-
ME :Ojciec Sw. przeszedl sic wczo-
raj kilka krokow, przyjmuje po-
zywienie lekarze pewni So, re
okres rekonwalescencyi juz sic
zaczai. Goraczka znikia prawie
zupelnie. Papiez odwiedza kilka
ray dnia sekertarza stanu Kard.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
0Ibrzymi Strajk Kolejowy
W Anglii.
Krwawe starcla z Wojsklem.
Papiez pOwraca do zdrowia.
Ze spraw angielskich.
Zatarg MarOkka6ski zaOstrza sic.
Nowy prezydent W Haiti.
K1eSka Ex.S2acha.
co SkYCAC MEXYKU.
Ze spraw anglelskich.
Zatars Marokka1ski zaostrza sic.
Nowy prezydent W Haiti.
co SKYCAC w MEXYKU.
Ze spraw niemieckil h.

Kongresu Ukiady Bytania Francya neprzychylnie
prezydenta sprawie ArizOny New Next
Lincolna. KOnwencya piekarzy.
W Oklahomie. Kiotne medzy socyastami.
w parku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16

Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
riedzy ma splacenie starei hipoteki
hb ma budowe. 1110 Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
sRoDA, DNIA LOGO sIERPNIA, 1911 RoKU.

| i New Mexico. Wobec tego
veta, te obydwa terytorya ME be-
da ma razie Stanami, jezeli sic
ME powiedzie kongresowi dwoma
trzeciemi giosow przyjac novel;
ponad veto prezydenta, ale zda-
je sic, re do tego ME przyjdzie.
Republikanie w senacie dali okla
ski, ale innych demonstracyi ME
bylo. = w senacie natychmiast
Smith Michigan, przewodnicza-
cy komitetu terrytoryow, wniosi
nowele tyczaca sic przyjecia w
poczet Stanow Arizony i New
Mexico warunkiem, by proje-
ktowanej konstytucyi Arizony
wykreSlono ustep tyczacy sic ire
call' sedziow.
Adjutant Lincolna.
Nowy York, is sierpnia. = Z
Niemiec nadeszia tn wiadomoSc
O smierci majora Henry Reid
Rathborne, adjutanta prezydenta
Lincolna, ktory w dniu zamordo-
wanna prezydenta Lincolna, przez
morderce tegoz, Bootha, zosta}
raniony sztyletem. = Rathborne
umari w zakiadzie dla niebezpie-
cznie obiakanych: W roku 1887
zamianowany generalnym konsu-
lem w Hanowerze, popadl tam w
obiakanie, peiniac ten urzad j W
przystepie szalu zamordowai swa
zone. Cd owego czasu przebywai
w zakladzie, gdzie zreszta ma
niczem mu ME zbywalo i prawdzi-
wynn przepychem byl otoczony.
Konwencya piekarzy.
Kansas City, Mo, 16 sierpnia.
- w tenn miescie odbedzie sic
czternasta roczna konwencya
piekarzy cd % do 25 sierpnia; ma
ma MIA przybyc okoio 1000 pieka-
rzy re wszystkich stron swiata.
Rozeslano zeproszenia otrzyma-
no przychylne odpowiedzi cd pie
.karzy z Anglii, Szkocyi, Niemiec
i Francyi, Pomiedzy innemi ra-
die sic bedzie mad sposobami
pieczenia lepszego chleba i lep-
szych urzadzen piekarh.
Bali Czarni.
Durant, Okla, 16 sierpnia. =
w poblizu tego miasta znowu
biaia niewiasta zostala zamordo-
wana przez jakiegos murzyna.
Wywoiaio to takie oburzenie, re
zachodzi Ottawa, il przyjdzie do
krwawej wojny miedzy Bialymi i
murzynami. Pojawiiy sic juz pla-
katy wzywajace murzynow, by
natychmiast wynosili sic tych O.
kolic i rzeczywiscie wielu murzy-
now uchodzi w przerazeniu po
lynczowaniu murzyna Johna Lee,
kt6rego spalono. Owej drugiel
kobiety zamordowanej jeszcze ME
identyfikowano.
Kiotnie pomiedzy socyalistami.
Milwaukee, 16 sierpnia. = J.
Malon Barness, sekretarz kraj jo-
wei partyi socyalistycznej, zrezy-
gnowai z urzedu. Powodem byio
podobno, re pewien adwokat /
pewien ksiadz Chicago wysta-
pill powaznymi zarzutami i OBJ
winieniami, rzucajacemi z}e swia-
ito ma charakter Barnesa. Socyali-
styczny posei do kongresu Ber-
ger, oswiadczyi, re poSrod tych o.
kolicznosci pozostanie ma urze-
die Barnesa przyniosloby szkode
partyi i najlepiej bedzie, gdy re-
zygnacye sic przyjmie.
Pomiedzy senatorem Gaylor-
dem z Milwaukee socyalistycz-
nym aldermanem Boswellem z
Maplewood, Mo- przyszio do kio-
tni. Boswell obwinial Gaylorda /
Bergera, re W Missouri podzielili
partye socyalistyczna ma diva O.
bozy zapowiedziai Gaylordowi,
re skoro pokaze sic w Missouri,
to socyalisci go wyrzuca. Gaylord
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
TsIegramy krajowe'
Z Kongresu.

Washington, 16 sierpnia. -
Zwolennicy rewizyi taryfy posta-
pill krok dalej: nowele rewizyi ia
ryfy weiny, W formie przez kon-
ferencye uiozonej, onegdaj przy-
jeto W izbie posiow 206 giosami
przeciw 90, a wczoraj w senacie
3S giosami przeciw %. Nowela ia
zostanie przeslana prezydentowi,
ktory ia prawdopodobnie zavetu-
je.
Izba poslow przyjela rezolucye
comagajaca sic cd departamentu
sprawiedliwosci przed}ozenia
wszystkich dokumentow tycza-
cych sic oskarzen gen. prokurato-
ra Wickershama przez posla
Wickershama w sprawie gruntow
rzadowych w Alasce. = Demo
kratyczny przywodca W izbie,
Underwood, wyrazi} pr7ekona-
NE, re specyalna sesya kongresu
zakonczy sic 20 sierpnia.
w sprawie ukiadu w. Brytania
i Francya.
Waszyngton, 16 sierpnia. :
Komitet senatu dla stosunkow z
zagranica zreferowai nieprzy-
chylnie przedlozone senatowi do
ratyfikacyi ukiady Wielka Bry-
tania Francya. RAPPORT jest pi-
semny; powiedziano W MIN, re IL
klady tie w takiej, jak So formie,
raczej do wojny, anizeli do poko-
ju doprowadzic moga. Komitet
sprzyja idei sadow rozjemczych.
ale sprzeciwia sic temu punktowi
ukladow, ktory odbiera senatowi
prawo rozstrzygania, jake spra-
wy maja bye przedkiadane sa-
dom rozjemczym do rozstrzy-
gniecia skiada je W rece komisyi
miedzynarodowej. Komitet poleca
ratyfikacye ukiadow, ale opusz-
czeniem tel klauzuli.
Veto prezydenta.
Washington, 16 sierpnia.
Prevalent Taft w specyalnem O.
redziu do kongresu zavetowal no
wele tyczaca sic przyjecia W po-
czet Stanow Arizony New Me-
xico. Powodem veta jest, re w
proiektowanej konstytucyi Arl-
zony znajduje ustep dozwalajacy
giosowac mad skladaniem urze-
du sedziow (recalD ma zyczenle
225 procent giosujacych. Prezy-
dent bardzo szeroko uzasadnii,
dla czego ten ustep uwaza "a
szkodliwy. Poniewaz sprawa
przyiecia w poczet Stanow New
Mexico Arizony znajdule sic w
jednej tel samej noweli, przeto
veto prezydenta obejmuje takze
Hatterman CLAM poaycza wan pie
riedzy ma splacenie starej hipotekl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
Ofiara ,,trustu tapet".

Columbus, O., 81 sierpnia. -
Firma Peerless Five Ten Cent
Wall Paper Co." ogiosila bankru-
ctwo. w swej petycyi 0 wyzna-
czenie administrators, kompania
oswiadcza, re do bankructwa do
prowadzisy ja przesladowania
,,trustu tapet". Pred niejakim
czasem kilku urzednikow tego
trustu postawiono W stan oska-
rzenia.
Originality werdykt.
Coatesville, Pa, 16 sierpnia. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
Zatarg Marokkanski.

Londyn, 16 sierpnia. = Sensa-
cya chwili jest rozkaz wydany
przez rad eskadrze brytyjskiej
ma Morzu Srodziemnem by udala
sic do Tetuan, Marokko. Ma to
bye demonstracya grozby, po-
niewaz Niemcy ME chca wycofac
dwu swoich okretow : Agadi-,
Marokko, czego domagaja sic
Francya Anglia. Okrety wojen-
ne francuskie udaly sic rowniez
ma woody marokkanskie. Postep
konferencyi Observation-Disclosures
skich jest W tel sprawie bardzo
nieznaczny, a groza sytuacyi ME
ustaje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16

mocniczych W porcie tutejszym
urzadzili strajk, domagajac sic
wyzszej placy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16

Merry del Val; nadto z calego
swiata caiego miasta nadcho-
dza zapytania o zdrowie pacyen-
ia.
z dobrze poinformowanych
zrodei zapewniaja, re pogioski c
kardynalstwie Arcybiskupa Chi
cagoskiego ks. Quigleya byiy
przedwczesne: przedewszystkiem
konsystorz, ma ktorym odbedzie
sic mianowanie Kardynalow, ma
bye dopiero W grudniu, ME W je-
sieni, powtore Papiez ME sadzi,
by potrzebnym byl W Stanach
Zjednoczonych drugi KardynaS,
ME chce 60 wiec mianowac, dopo-
XII zyje Kardynai Baltimorski
]. En-. ks. Gibbons.
Ze spraw angielskich.
Londyn, rs sierpnia. = Izba
Gmin uchwaliia $1,26O,oO0 ma
wyptate pensyi dla poslow "a
rok ubiegiy.
= w Southampton obchodzo-
no ,uroczyScie rocznice odpiywu
statku ,Mayflower" w r. 1920,
wiozacego pielgrzymow Anglii
do Ameryki. Z okazyi tel roczni-
cy wydai burmistrz miasta
Southampton bankiet, ma ktorym
bylo wielu wybitnych Ameryka-
now; toastowano ma Geese krola
Jerzego prezydenta Tafta.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-07-01

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-23
CITY AND VICINITY

IHt STATE RESTED Thursday after
neon III the case Of George Held on trial
before jury in Judge r. y. Lcwis's di-
vision OF the Third district court on the
charge of attempting to assault Flore noe
Childs' aged ID wears. The defendant
was on the stand in his own behalf when
the court adjourned
a PETITION in Involuntary bankruptcy
was itlcd in tho United States district
court Wednesday. The petitioners Ham
let +. Berrctt. y. r. Montgomery and
John Hail. ask that the McGrIn Orchard
and Canning company. with It's principal
place of business in Salt Lake City. be
declared bankrupt
THE ROYAL ARCANUM will celebrate
inc thirty-iourth anniversary of the ord or
at Wandamere today. There will be a
ball game between the married men and
single men. followed by banquet After
The banquet there will he dancing
j. 1. HAMMOND. charged with hold :
ing up the Jordan bridge street car. was
released Thursday on $500 bail The
bond was approved by Judge T. D. Lewis,
Recently jury disagreed in Hammond S
case.
ON THE GROUND OF desertion Lille
NJ. Park began suit In the Third district
court Thursday for divorce from VILLA m
Park. They were married September %.
1905.
CHARGING CRUELTY. Laura Mitchell
seals began suit in the Third district
court for divorce from NJ. Spencer Seals.
They were married March Z. 1903
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-23
WORDS OF APPRECIATION
FOR CITY'S HOSPITALITY

In appreciation of the courteous treat
ment extended the general passenger
agents and other traffic managers who
attended the Transcontirental Passen-
&er association in Salt Lake last week
Secretary Caine of the Commercial club
has received the following letter
II wish TO thank YOU for the many
courtesies extended 10 myself and party
while IN your city recently. The citi-
zeus Of salt Lake CITY should be proud
OF the home of the Commercial club
1t is one Of the finest commercial club
homes that ] know OF in the country.
Its appointments are perfect.
The Commercial club. IN sending daily
TO the visiting railroad representatives, a
bee Jtifu bouquet of flowers is something
unique and bespeaks of the thoughtful-
ness which CharactcriZes Salt Lakes
generous hospitality,
The new Utah hotel is -hostelry to
be proud OF. Many traveller will now
arrange 10Y a stopover at Salt Lake
City. in order thrt he may enjoy some
Of the beauties nf Salt Lake City and 10
learn something of its sturdy citizen
ship and anoundiuS resources. | ad-
rnice your civic pride. There Is great
futuro -before YOU. ana i know that the
Commercial club is actively ENGAGED in
the development OF your city with kind
regard. ] remain yours verv truly
II. y. CITIZENS
General freight Agent. NJ p r. r."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-23
DETECTIVES AFTER
DIAMOND ROBBERS
Salt Lake Sleuths Expect to
Capture Men who Held
Up Jeweler
CRIME is DARING ONE
Victim Sandbagged and Beaten
Into Unconsciousness by
Bold Thug.

Determined. II opportunity affords. TO
capture the two mon who Yesterday
afternoon held UP and robbed ~ r. Reid,
j Los Angeles diamond broker. of $4,000
worth OF jeweiry. City Detectives Earl
Ripley and George Cleveland left Salt
Lake last night over the Salt Lake
Route. Intending 10 meet cdstbound Train
NO: at Milford or Oasis. Los Angeles
officers are confident that the robbers
nave taken this train in fleeing the city
and have furnished the Salt Lake police
with description OF the robbers as
gwen TO them by Reid. their victim. so
that II, IS anticipated. they are on the
train the detectives win have small dif-
Eculty In landing their men
The story OF the diamond robbery, as
told IN the dispatches. shows that IL
was one O, the most daring In the
criminal annals Of Los Angeles. During
the afternoon two men entered the shop
q! Reid in the Grant building. one OF
them remarked: II want to look at some
Diamonds. and Reid proceeded To en-
hinit Il portion OF his stock While he
was engaged with this man. the other II
Is alleged. struck the iewelcr over the
Ecad with sandbag and, after a des-
perate struggle, beat him into uncon-
sciousness rhen both escaped. carrying
w!tn them diamonds and other jewery
Na!Gcd at $4,000. IL was some hours later
rs Reid was rceaining his senses. that
his groans attracted the attention uf 9TH
or occupants Of the building. and when
revived he WAS able to tell his story.
Police and detectives secured the city
IN vain for his assailants. but II was
learned tEat TWO men answering their
description had left for the east on No
l. The Salt Lake officers were notified
ahd The Journey Of Detectives Ripley and
Cleveland 10 meet this train was immc-
UlatplN undertaken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-23
SUES OSCAR l.. cox
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

rs guardian of the minor children Of
Linda G. Mineer. who died last March
IN a local hospital from the effects OF
injuries received by being hit by an
automobile belonging To Oscar l. Cox.
former general secretary of the Y NJ
C. y. Alma y. Miner father OF the
children. began suit in the Third dis
trict court against Cox Thursday after
noon 10Y Sl0.0OO actual and $4,000 oN-
cnplary damages for the death of the
mother.
1t is alleged ln the complaint ;hat Cox
while driving bis machine down Main
sire u between South Temple and First
South streets about 7:3O o'clock on
March %. ran down Mrs. Mincer. She
was thrown to the pavement Il is al.
legged. and suffered serious fracture OF
the skull and other injuries. which arc
ave:gc1 TO nave caused her death April
IS. II is charged that Cox was opcrat
Ing his machine without lights and
proper warming AT the rate of thirty
niles an hour. and was. therefore. aC-
Cording TO the allegations. the cause OF
iiio womans death. Alvin A. Minecr and
Lawrence y. Mineer are the minor chill
irpu
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desires OF the youngsters 20 ride again,
So that each child averaged four rides
on the merry go round and the Elks
laughed loud as they paid the bill Only
few could ride on each trip OF the
merry -go-round. but many OF those mar
aged to slip back in line for another trip.
their descending llttle faces never in
dicating that they had previously en-
joyed the trip.
The afternoon was spent in running
and swinging and romping. until the old
charming ladies who assisted them were
weared with keeping up with the pace
set by the youngsters.
Then came another lunch There were
new appctltes and the effects of the pre-
vious luncheon on the appetites Of the
little ones had apparently all diSap-
pearcd Again there was the demand on
The supplies and ihe tax on the abilities
of the ELS who were serving the
delicacies. BGt both stood the task and
though the ice cream finally gave out
everything else withstood the attack
At o'clock all Of the youngsters were
lined up in parade formation. Under
the leadership Of Exalted Ruler Salathiel
Ewing. w. S TAYLOR. Il. r.. Hawley and
others the children parade1 the grounds
and then climbed aboard the special cars
10 take Them TO their homes. Before
leaving each orphan was given bright
colored toy balloon.
Each orphan was TO have been given
cn orange and bag OF candy a. going
home tive hnt 10 this attendants from
the orpllanagcs entered immediate ob-
jcctons. II was feared that The little
stomac's were already So taxed that fur
ther strain might prove disastrous. A
comnromisc was reached whereby the
candy and oranges VIII he sent 10 the
orphanS todav.
\ late bulletin from each Of the or
Dharaces was that each yOunsst"r was
safe and sound in red and dreaming Of
the glorious CAV. " is accorded that
some Of those at the park who were not
orDhnns on seeing the Difference paid the
ORPHANS wepf loud and long at the cruel
fate that had not made them. too. or
phans A, any rate. all NJ the orphans
phans and nappy as the result OF the
day OF plea sure
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the railroad commissions of the various
states. 10 discuss the rate question. A
committee was also appointed consisting
OF Attorneys General George Cosson,
Grant G. Martin and Assistant Attorney
General j. n. Hawkes., to confer with
the uniform laws committee OF the
American Bar associa tion. with view
toward adopting Il plan OF campaign TO
secure national legislation TO limit the
powers Of the federal courts in connec-
tion with suspending state statutes by
Injunction proceedings against the en-
forcement OF certain laws I'm certa In
cases affecting the common interests of
the state.
\ vote Of thanks and appreciation was
state and city officials. the State Bar
association and the Commercial club for
the genuine hospitality and exceptional
programme arranged In honor OF the Wis
and proceeded to the Commercial club
for their big banquet. Those present at
the last session were:
George I. Simpson attorney general
Of Minnesota; Hal j.. Norwood. attor-
ney general OF Arkansas; D, c. Nc
Dougall attorney general OF Idaho; Rob
ert L. Brickell. attorney general OF Ala =
harna: George Casson, attorney general
of Iowa; L. ;. Webb. attorney general of
California: j. Frazier Lyon. ATTORNEY gen
eral Of South California: Royal Johnson.
attorney general of South Dakota; Grant
@: Martin. attorney general OF Nebra ska.
There is also In attendance at the con-
socia,c justice OF the supreme court OF
Minnesota: AlcH l.. Jane. assistant at
tnrney general OF Minnesota John Mar
shall. attorney for the public utilities
commission OF Kansas, and j. y. Hawkes..
assistant attorney general OF Kansas.
The trip To- Bingham and Garfield will
be made this morning at $50 o'clock
over the Denver * Rio Grande road as
guests OF the Utah Copper company.
The marty Will return ut o'clock over
the salt Lake route from Garfield. The
entire GHX VIII he EnPOi inSnnrtiuy tlp
mines and smclters under able guides
and officials.