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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
tpv Telegram 20 The Tribun'

NV telegram 20 The l1bnhe-l
Atlanta. March 2s.-Atlanta was e"Fe''
cped in a misty rain when the iahSees ~
rived this morning, and the OUTLOOK 'o' ."
game tomorrow with the ioca' o,uo m'S
not cheerful. Kid" Eloerfeld and kid
C.onrov. former comrades. here with WASH
,nrton. we're among those who greeted 'h'
New Workers Another who greeted 'hem
,.os Ed Sweeney. The big catcher SAYS ne
IS himself again.
Sweeney and Ford who, by the way
signed for three years when ne came 10
terms IN February, expect To he me Ne"
York battery in one Of the Atlanta games
yord is not an early bird, and mas peen
developing his arm carefully. but he CIV
loose a couple al top speed In practice yes
iarday. and Jim Vaughn AYERS the pa''
broke upward.
Good weather and such games as me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

William Wilson. Of the Hudson Guild,
only bv inches succeeded in winning the
run ~ the Pennant Athletic Club yester-
dav The Hudson Guild runner found a
determined attendant IN George LANCER
mano, OF the Sportiva Itaiiaha' VINO uis-
puted the honor position throughout IN
the stretch TO the tape Wilson possessed the
best sprint, finally beating his rival Inc
victor's time was % minutes. James . Brien
NJ tho Mohawk Athletic CUB. was thlro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
JACK JOHNSON OUT ON BAIL.

San Francisco. March 26.--Jack lohn'
son. champion heavyweight pusIlist VINO
was sentenced TO twenty-five DAYS in the
county Jail upon pleading guilty IN me
police court to the charge Of violating the
automobile speed ordinance, was released
last night on 500 cash bail, after spending
several hours in jail. The bail was grant
81 by Superior Court Judge MoSan PEND
ing an appeal 10 the superior Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
GWYN HENRY. SPLINTER. HERE.

Gwyn Henry. the Texas sprnter. who
made q name for himself at the national
outdoor championships II New Orleans last
November. arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
AUTO NEWS Of THE DAY.
Manufacturers Contest Associa.
ton Will Control Truck Tests.
TO MAKE SET OF RULES
~.
Truck Owner Rents His Yehiele
for Hay Rides and All
Kinds Of Picnics.

Membership IN tho Manufacturers ron.
test Association IA increasing RAPIDLY
Within the last two months twelve new
automobile makers have Doined. making
total roster to date ~ forty.eigh, Wrbl,
the next month at least twenty moro az.
expected 10 become affiliated with tho az.
ISOLATION.
The move 70 interest tho commercial -
makers. which began al Chicago duiny
the Chicago show, has proved a step /,
the right direction. The manufacturers =,
these utility motor vehicles appreciate ~.
great benefit that we'll managed contest.
will play in the future Of their business
I'm Germany. France and England the re.
ords made in regularly organized con.
rnercial vehicle contests arc a potent sell.
Ing argument, referred 20 by prospective.
customers rs q business matter. These
records must be accurate. fair and no, civ,
n misleading impression.
The Manufacturers Contest Association
has now i'm hand preliminary data as
basis for IFS recommendations TO the con.
test board Of the American Automobile IA.
ISOLATION as 10 what should be the r-lie.
TO govern commercial car contests How.
ard Marmon. chairman o. tho general
rules committee OF the Manufacturer
Contest Association will appoint In the
very near, future a special Jules committee
Of five. which will perform the SANE mis-
sion in regard to commercial car contes,
rules as the present active rules commit.
tee Of five has N do with nle asure car re-
gulations. Mr.. Marmon will also recruit
the general rules committee Of twentv.iva
up 10 lis limit. adding in vacant places
prominent representatives If the com.
mercal car interests.
There Is n wideawake eXpressman ir Tnh.
adelphia making extra money by fixing ~
a big Garford power wagon for hay rides
and the like.
With the development OF the motor truck
almost to the high state OF the passenecr
car. the energies of the builders are now
turned chiefly toward helping the puzzle
to learn how to use the truck 10 best al.
tage and TO adapt 1t to various Hines Of
business
II seems that a Philadelphia user OF Gar
ford trucks has developed some original
uses for them. His business is that OF eX-
pressman between the big city and lie
suburbs. and he has taught the young peo-
pie that his power wagons furnish novel
hav rides and agreeable picnic excursions.
When his stable was full Of horses, ne
often had to turn away orders for stch
parties. because his teams seldom were idle.
But now he finds he can work truck all
day and send IT out again IN the evening
without any sentimental computations
about overworking Il.
Another boost for the commercial car 10
supplied by a Rossport. Ohio, firm thai
deals in plate glass on large scale. Ihs
firm purchased recently. and somewhat
obviously a two-ton Garford truck strong
enough TO haul stone o: pig IRON Inc!
declare it is carrying $4,000 worth Oh p'a'e
glass every week and has MOI oroNe'
dollars worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

Fort Worth Tex. March 2s.'-'A mixed
tom NJ the Sew York Giants, consisting
mostly OF pitchers and ca'chers' with Snod-
grass and Doyle a. the only regular held-
CPS in the lineup. came, saw and conquered
the Panthers this afternoon IN the remark
able time of one hour and five minutes.
The score was TO o. The Giants scored
r., the frst and ninth innings. Both Fort
Vorth'q hits were made Of Ames who
pitched the first I'VE innings. Shontz did
not allow a hit In the last four innings.
H. y I.
rev york; !"
J. Wouh.o 70 90 .
Eeucues--Ames. shontz and schlei: Apple
ton Nollv and NcMurr|y lmpre-Smpson
Attendance 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

in the good time Of % minutes 10 seconds
A field OF seventeen competed. '3'1
Rushing to the front in the last half mie'
lanes O'Brien. NJ the Putnam Athlete
Cluh. won the weekly run OF the Jamaica
Athletic Association. O'Brien worked nis
way TO the front in the early pert Of the
trail. and after passing Arthur Rose Tue
unattached runner. had an unchaNenseo
psth 10 the tape. Rose was barely able u
defeat Jack Martin, of the College POINT
Athletic Club for second -honors by I'VE
wards. The victors time was p minutes
30 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
COMMENT ON SPORTS
Mo Reason for Horsemen to
Despair Over Future of Racing.
BASEBALL READY TO BLOOM
News and Views on Live Topics
of the Day, Roth Amateur
and Profes sional.

rJorser1en and these interested IN we
snort of thoroughbred racing have reason
~ feel DEPRESSED and gloomy over me OUT
look. but there is no more reason ~ %
nessir1istjc as 10 the future than al any
time since the passage Of tho so-cahe" "I.
rectors' liability law, which memoeIs "
the JOCKEY Club and q number OF pron'luNn'
LAWYERS consider ambiguous and Unfair
Racing in this state Is not dead. ana no
efforts will he spared oy those in controi
~ the sport 20 build IL up once more OUT
fo~ the present their hands are tied De-
cause Of tho measure which SAYS hat own
a~s and directors # the various aSsocl8-
,ione are crimjnally responsible for any
bat,,nc on their premises. Fear of perse-
cu,ior and probable indictment. ana not
unwilingness to stand loss IL necessai >
&C has been suggested led M 10 Whal
many consider a spincless policy IN stnns
hack and waiting for some relief IN the
r,av of an INTERPRETATION Of the law by the
courts. or POSSIBLY by the repeating OF the
measure by the Legislature. Those "ho
shout the loudest against the lack OF mill
tant spirit by the turf governors no DOUBT
would be the first TO run 10 cover II exposed
70 the same chance for unsavory puoici'E'
This is not said in defence Of what appears
on the surface 10 be a stand pat policy
hut rather TO emphasize the TACT mat III
spite Of all, the fight TO save the sport VIII
he continued and that under the circum-
stances IL Is not altogether fair TO cTiucise
the methods until such methods prove to be
without virtue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
nv Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune =

san Antonio, Tex. March S.-Perfcct
surport saved Jenkins a world Of Voc this
afternoon when the Giant Nanngans doled
ont 10 the san Antonio Texas leaguers me
same defeat Of 10 that the NV York
roai,lars had ~, over On them the week
before. Jenkins went the route for The
Giants ard was IN real trouble hut cnco.
when the locals scored their run In the
eighth: the two hits then secured were the
only ones punched on him.
= " r.
san Antonio % o o. 3 J
2stt4ri. Jenkins and Hartlov. Cochraro.
po.erq and Lemon. Tmrire-DusN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

otal

Sunstitutions-For Res. ". : iszur To- j.
phitrs. Tor Whites. X n. Ha-pn f.r
Ka,yii1e Ref,T,c-N. ioe TIM -Eisht 20 DDS
of minutes .si,H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

The college baseball season also Is bios
.o,,ine out Five or six games were
pjavod last week. and several are on the
ara IN the next few days If winter does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

John =. McCrsw tells in the current mum
her of The Metropolitan Magazine" how
tbe teams. n IFS opinion, viii finish IN
the National league race this year. Uc
evr~cs-cs thc utmost confidence ir tic
Giant and predicts that the frs, division
teams viii be- New York, Chicago, Pitts
f,;rq and Cincinnati lie thinks the Phiihes
aye the ones most rSey 90 crowd out one
Of the teams mentioned. bpt does not cx-
rect much II Brooklyn. 81 Louis and Bos-
g., McGraw is keen judge, but Of
,opree he Is only guessing like tho rest.
MS opinion, however. t. worth considering.
and here's hoping that he IS night and
,hs. tbe Giants viii not only finish in the
rrst division, but on the top rnns. Per
sonalv have much respect for Brooklyn.
and win be disappointed if the Superbas
no moi crowd some other team out Of INT
fret division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

Daniels had close call last week and
barely held his title Of i0o-yard swimming
champion. II IS satisfying. however tha'
with his retirement at hand TWO or three
good men have been developed who can De
counted on TO keep this country on Inc
swimming map.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

fan bloom. and unless an signs fan the
sport viii be more popular more erippins
than ever before. Within three weeks tn,
major league teams win bc struggling to
get good start Iu the TWO peunant races.
and the fans will have forgotten tie irn-
some period i'm their anticipation or months
of keen entertainment ana cnJoymen.
Chief interest. perhaps last week centred
in The news from The training camp " the
Yankees, that Hal Chase has his heart set
3n making an acceptable ehortstop Of
Birdie" Cree. TO the end that he might
add batting strength 10 the team With
Cree al short, a place could bc found iu
the outdeld for Hewphill with Woltcr and
Daniels The little centre fcldcr has had
some experience in the inGeld. having
Ilaved A. short for two or three weeks
while The team wa on Tho road 500 one ~
its Western trips. he has been showing
wei in practice also and n Otis Joi nson
does not live mp 10 his name Of Home
Run" johnson earned two wears ago in
California cree may earn permanent
place - short field Judging by reports
from the South Elicit IT, sure 10 start the
season a. third and head the batting list.
while Knight D. likely to ie 4 fixture o.
second II his arm does not keep him on the
ocnch Chase. or course win he at first.
with Wolter. Daniels and either Cree or
FemphiH n .he outned Johnson is now
first choice FOR shorts,op. but II he fails 20
live up 70 the requirements If the posi-.
ton and Cree doc not I'M the biz. Chase
has good man 90 fall back or in IIartz,L
who was secured from -. Louis in o,-
change for jimmy Austin and Laporte.
Failing even This. Jack Knight can 20 back
20 short his OLD position. which no filled in
such brilliant fashion last season. while
Gardner. ~ whom Chase thinks highly, can
play second base. IN any case IL looks as
n the Yankee viii 10 quite strong enough
70 give a cool account ~ thc'1sclv,s az TIC
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p summarize. follow


SPECIAL NATcH y TARGETS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
INTERNAL HEMORRHAGE
AND DEATH is PROBABLE
Said TO tiaTs Bean Cleaning
Revolver When II Was
Discharged

ByrE Erwin. who for the past four
months has been employed as a
clerk al Sigman's pharmacy, oa West
Harrison avenue. was perhaps fatal
ly shot by the accidental discharge Of
i resolYer which he was handling
this afternoon. III seems that be had
gone 70 bis home for dinner shortly
after twelve o'clock ana had taken
the gun out 0g a drawer 10 clean it,
The bullet entered the right breast.
just above the heart penetrating the
right lung anu lodging in The back
Doctors Smith and barker were sum-
n.0ned at once and after an eXamin-
alton gave little hopes Of Twins liy-
ing. he remained conscious after
the afesdeni and was able to talk %
bis employer, wnO on learning OF the
accident fastened 70 hin1 The par
ent Of he goHng man aho is about
nineteen years Of age, were IN q room
adjoining traf IN whieh the shooting
occurred. The hemGrrnage frOus tiae
wound Is internal, making Il danger
oHs 70 pFobe for the bullet
The wounded boy held ais nerve
and talked with those who were pres
ent, declaring that be would 1--we for
several hours set He Was possessed
Of cheerful nature which would
seem 10 preclude the theory oL at
tempted suicide
Before leaving the drug store at
noon he stOpped and had a convei sa-
tion with his emlpoyar and vas ia
high spirits
The eaTeleasaess with which Erwin
has handled the gun heretofore has
caused remarks. Recently the same
revolver was DISCHARGED in TIE drug
store narrowly missing the foot o1
the man holding I'D.
The boys mother Mrs W. H. E
WIN, is asmosE prostgated Grcm the
shock A brother a1d sister of the
wounded youth, WHO live in Oklaho-
Iss fisg, have been notified.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
o @ @ 9 Z O @ @ . . O @ @ .
@ q
. DEATHS e
q Il
@ g @ % C @ o o @ 70 @ O % CO % d q

1 The remains Of !. b. Faris. Rho Was
drowned Monday Afternoon whIle
tataiHg ln tae Cialahr0n rear Rgp
ley we're brought fpm tilat place 70
Guthrie this morning Taev were
met at the train bg number ot File
'local alas0ms, Os witch order he VAS
q member The funeral services
.held at the Wniteiy home pH East
.Gleve2ana avenue ware coB8Weted 8y
the Rev. n o. Scott and By the
Aasons. Burial wae given in SWNmit
View eemetarg Rev Meade al Ripley
accompanied rhe n0dY hefe an4
assisted sd the services Besides
.he widow TIE deceas ased leaves two
cAilasen. Tne widow iH 7ne daughter
0t Nr. and Mrs u. q. Wai-ely The
mother three brothers ard sister
ol the deceased arrived here in tsle
t0g me funeral frDm 5lt Agre IQaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
ALL LIES" SAYS
COLT WITH RAGE
Disclaims Stories OF Domestic
Trouble with Ethel
Barrymore

ii'elH -" i. ...5 o-~,IC.r
A-sDa- .- % --5.t-g
t e@R' 49,. - te.,-s-a-s.
-
egg = a@ -
p.l.e-' ~ .l-.aa....-s le ..,.. -
-eF has
legal sepai-s-ol
"lt IS SAID taai yoa ana q rs hal
TYnore have teen Ie-9Aeilsl sA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
OKLAHOMA CHARTERS ISSUED

Oklahoma CITY, Okla aug i6-
Charters have been issued BY secre
tary 0f state Ben #. Harrison to EAe
following corporations.
Ihe ParTy stationary company q
Oklahoma City capital stock so
0gG. inc0rporat0rs. Ress # Parry II.
Il. Clark and A. a. Iecham. all of 0k-
lahoma City
The Ben F Davis Land company oi
Cksa hosna EitF, capital stock s20r
00g. incorgorators. Zen F. f. " aral
n g Davis all OF Oklahoma City
The Buffalo PARK Saaitarium ot
PaHnee. capital stock $Io8g3 lE-
William Moore. g. M-
Lille. and 3. q. S0tlis1y al ot
PawAee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
Gates FORTUNE
PUT ABSOLUTELY
At s20,00O,00D
ny Leased Eire)


q New York, Aug lG.-The Wall Z
q Street Journal saEs.
. Estimates 81 John ~ Gates {
o fortune at tgom s49.0090g0 70 c
. $4,000 400 are ranE gnesaes The 9
@ cable dispatch Published ID tae 2
9 Wal Street Journal July taar G
. John III Gates Was seriously IL z
o IA paris and that i{ he passed 9
q away ne Woula ieave fortune z
. og y2Hg9a 500 was not 2 guess or .
q estimate III waa Information Z
. There is reason 80 believe q
Q that st ore tine Mr. Gates msa g
o worth beEween S48.oe8 900 ard Q
. s59,0y999g I'D market values q
9 AFTER he aas crtmped' and beut @
, Ia Wall street he deToted ais 2
Q attention ID lis Texas Oh inter z
? eass 9
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8 o Q o Q 2 @ q Q @ @ 9 O o .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
CITY HALL NEWS J1TTIAGs

Two uea are at wors On Eha West
Side cuiting tne Meezss On rae park
lng Of saeh property 0mnefs All aAve
aiaregarded tgs order sent cut ana
the cost wts ga charged To gse pro-
pertT 4 mower y being used fol-
lowed @g 1aa witR vtza Conn
missioner Carrier Is determined 70
clean au Eae c.ty
T4e CITES acgaseaee IS mANitg a
huHse-t0-aou search for dogs on
firh tle e5s iie@Hs- isas a1f peris
renewed He iH ane9mpaniad B a
policeman 400 assists III sAe QEes-
rioning and . rhom tbs az $500 30
paid.
a letter Waa received at police
headaua Ehis morning from q
uoman iu St Joseph Aia., man -
.8uhlag EAR ger instant 1ne has
several small children ard asks raat
81 be De found hers fhaf ae be neln.
she states tat be has worked tn
Guthrfe fDr SOME four 0r fiye years in
various dry good stores. TIE police
ere avestigatlng tae case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
BOULEVARD PLANS SHOWN

The nrveyors have completed their
work re the college quarter section
anu the maps are being made tlese
TnaDs show the boulevard which via
make 4 circuit from Highland park
- the university grounds, south OF
the city and through Mineral Wells
park. The boulevard will be nearly
thee miles long and one hundred
ieet wide, macadamized
The definite location for the first
university building site must be
chosen soon AID work commenced. Ie
Is panued 70 widen Division street 70
handle the street ear line extension
south
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16

Kansas CITY Aug ff.-liiss Emma
Hail, founder owRer and promoter of
the -Suffragette retreat, Has at che
pHioH aeeet ieisF e. FsHte - tae Pa
cifie cDast The retraaf g. farm.
is within three miles of whittier lal-
ana IS guaranteed mau-urncf
p SIR just on THE uaF to take ros-
session Miss Hali sad TLiF i-el
OF mine is bound te fe locess
Don't yc- thinE s0e Ynu see there
Jos OF women Gho reaiit cl1 Do
things uo--h Whfe-wIre 01s-.
plays and the iiEe-f they orlF were
away from the uatrunaee C- men
mean 70 make ms farm into q sutlra-
gefte city
.'Ouly women wll be allowed on tle
place. and tier must 30 an The Eors-
Every wouln must Ro1s al least Lar
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C G c G 9 Z c @ @ @ c o @ @ =
o PERSONAL AND LOCAL 9
o g
o @ o @ o o @ o o O osa o C o @

A & Doide deputy Cnlsed States
6sstrief e.erE was Fl Oklahoma CITY
Yesterday on official business.
En Ifegler returned today from
lSons Kan ahere be- has been visit
ma fesatiges a2e pGsf two weeAA
Anton Ciassea ass up from Okla.
hums Gstg lass eFeuiag on business
mission
"a B Ellet1z os Eewt0n Kans
fiit@1 wita irlends aere te4ay.
hsncelior George Bradford arriFea
from Oklahoma E.ty thAs morning g.
eomplaEe Faaeemants s9E muyla@
ra Milh ha family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
ON
CAMPAIGN
EXPENSES
PUBLIcTTYMEASURENOW w
0Es TO PRESIDENT
FOR APPROVAL
Ihl - NJ -

#asnlue5on p a. AUG 18-7he
senate today aeei .o the conference
report oa tae eampaisn publicity 1il
t4e 0A n1w goes to the president
Fl includes provision .aat a9 seua.
3or laaA ena oa rten thousand aoF
ANY rearase tentative over five thousand
dollars a eeatEs nla election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
ATWOOD DEAOUHcEs
MAAAGEMEAl'S AlN-lcTl0H
Wires Newspapers That Their
Curse Is "FerOcI0us and
UaGlTlIlzad'

Chicago. I'LL. Aag Ie.-Despite the
deaths Yesterday oi aviatoTs John
stone and Badger. the mana cement or
The international aviation meet here
planne3 d continuation of the meet
this afternoon Harry Atw0od sent
telegram % local newspapers today
caafacferizing ttse non aetion Of the
management In regard To accidents
As 4ter0cicls ana uncivilized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
SOCIETY WOMAN
INSULTED BY SECRET SERVICE
MAN DURING THE TOGO VISIT

men s-appel uu % her and ordered
ler OK Cf rae hotel
a-ui-al Tc-l Flen BE- earned q
--e llcile--. sel- al a1o.ogF 70 Nrs.
arltrF-
Hrs. F-ar-sry e. one cf the uost
FluI-fll aaEer & nAilezhe1y coua
Size l.eIaer 81 The Dz1zh-
Gers rla American heEaiutio1 ard
tte nsg ers pr ls12
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
HAD THE TEXAS HABIT
Revolver Falls From Man s
Pocket, is Accidentally Dis
charged and Kills Woman

New York Aug le-fn pulling ont
q his pocket 70 pay news woman
for paper here last night James
Henderson OF san Antonio. Texas.
pulled out revolver The Heap0a
fel or the sidewalk and was dis
charged, killing The woman Henier
son was technically charged with
homicide today aud put "a laH in de-
fauij OF bond.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
80 Resun,es 80 -.

Elhart, Ind, Aug Is Resumiug
hia fiight eastward Harry y. Asws0d,
lett this morning at eight o'clock
bound toward Tole8u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-16
WOMAN
ACCUSES SPOUSE Of
KIDNAPPING CHILD
- - -

q New York Aue 15-Carl ". {
q Thompson Cf Panama, for I5 {
q years q government scout. Is :
z unGeT arrest on & charge of lid
2 mapping bis 0wn child. Helen. 3
Y years old She was wish him to- e
: day wheu be vas arrested. 8
? The man lis charged with steal g
Z Ing fhe ehild in Portland, Colo, &
, about two weeks ago The com 9
, plaintalt Is hs wife Joseph 9
? Essar sheriff of that town. sent @
, word here 10 arrest Mr. Ta0mp- .
, soB ou q Kidnapping charge. ard g
Policeman Buddmeyer and Dech o
found him today g
= q
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