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The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
JUSTICE COMMAND WINS
CASE IN CIRCUIT COURT

Justice Command left his court long
enough, Wednesday 10 go iu;o the
circuit court aud win one OF his old
eases which had been appealed,
The case was that OF ! lawson
Miller. an architect against James
Ryan. veteran eXpressman RYAN
had saved up $4,000 and was anxious
10 build a home and conferred with
Miller. lie testified that Miller said
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
BEST MEDICINE


Fresh air being the best OF all
incidence folks should learn how
20 take ~
There's ontT ono proper way et
takiuu this medicine. ard that lie
nv decp breathing Nud deep breath
ing means breathing that way an
tho time. not m 'rcly me- or tWic,
a dav. when YOU happen 10. think
about ~
Tho ideal deep breath Is the kind
Won get once IN n White when yoE
yawn, and should give Xou much
the same sense OF pleasure that such
q breath does
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
nIsmIsse. Indictments

BOSTON Nov. United states Dis
trict Attorney French today nolle
pressed two indictments against James
O. StorroW former director OF the
United shoe Machinery CO., on the
grounds OF Insufficient evidence 10 con
meet him with the acts alleged by the
federal government against the defend
ants who include President < W
Wiuslow Charles " Hurd. william
R1rbour ard Elmer Howe, officers and
directors OF tho COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
nniirnnh nreal.. Rntc ract.

r'DIEUO, o., Nov Announcement
shat she Ann Amor railroad. IN deu-
--.4t.-a- af tlta-4,Nat OF the-E.-,t f--i- p--~-
scngcr assovlatiou and the Micbi gan
Passenger rssoriation, MI have spc-
rral reduced rates tor holidays may rr--
suit IN Who breaking |of the entire
tgtrcmcnt The decision 81 the Ann
Amor was made Yesterday
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
How TO WIN PRIZES

r1PST Always
SECOND list and insist
sirs Wien maku
a
save labeled products
FOURTH promised
an
Be an Early Bird and Start Husting Now.
te,
you how to
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23

ANN AkRDR Mich. Nov 22--PcrCy
n Crum senior dental student from
Owosso. Mich is suffering from
badly lacctatcd hand While taking
mart il Incidental cunic his hand came
into contact with lance and an artery
was severed. u was scvrtal minutes
Icfore tile flow OF blood coUtt TIC
Rtonped
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23

NEW YORK Leaving only $3.50 TO
his wife ont OF large estate, Nathan
Morris will, drawn after an all-nlght
poker game is being contested. lie
left $500 to charity
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23

a we'll -knOWn Defroit phNslrlNn ~
ramed as correspondent I'm s'iit 10"
divorce filed IT the circuit court We'd
nesdaY hy Conner Hughes against his
wife. Gertrude T. Hughes. The pair
were married n 1907 and lived TO-
gether until 1910.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23

pany, claiming thar ne has suffered
considerable loss, because the library
was kept from him.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOR VOTES


Jcli-O, The Dainty Dessert, save
front of carton .......-........ 100
mare Corn syrup, save red label iou
marc Corn syrup, save blue label 100
Nnssf"rd Cora starch, save front
OF carton .............--.... iO"
ARE" Gioss starch, save entire car
t"h 's.--..... ........ ..ss...- -"
Minute Tapioca. save entire car ,o
Dnnham's Original COcoanut, save
front OF carton. .........,...... lOo
Runkei's Premium baking Choco-
late, save wrapper 100 ana -"'
Cocnn. saX. I'm Tons -. I'D
hnnkers Cocoa. labeled tins. save
labels .'............... 100 and -0t
RunkerS Dairy MIX chocolate,
save wrappers ....,.. ......... ="
RunISers Almond MiIk Chocolate
save wrappers. .............,.... o.
Runkers Vienna sweet Chocolate
save wrappers. e.. .4..-..t iO'
Calumet nHking Powder, save IL ~,
brnry slips ,....,.... 100, loO' -o'
Mnrton's Free Running salt, snNe
front carton ...,t......,...'.- iV
Port Huron Triangle salt, save cou-
welcL's Maple syrup. save label,
80, 500, 1000
Bour's san Mario Conce. save
wrappers ...... ............... 300
Dour's PILOT Conee, save wrappers 2s'
hours COnqueror, steel cut, save
Bour's Royal Garden Coffee. save
wrapper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
Bour's old Master Coffee, save
wrapper .............s ..s s.'''.''' WV
Hours Royal Garden Tea. save ,oo.
wrapper .i.........,... 200 20 iOo'
Parsons Household Ammonia, save
ihbci ..ts--. ..........''- 49,, ~ wv =" ~
Frhnco-Amcrican Food Products,
suSe labels. $780, 'iVV " wv
Uncle sans Macaroni, Spaghetti,
EGE Noodles, save entire car
ton .......5 30 and fOi
ArISsos Flour, save ssck $50 to 65O'
HiNbS Shoe Polish, save carton
so 90 1O(
Red Hen MOInsses, save label. 80. 1O'
Ginger Cake Moiasses, save label lo'
Flash Cleaner, save top OF can - io'
Saginaw Tip Match, save coupon -
King q Match, save front al ear
ton, enclosing three boxes So'
UncIc Jerry Pancake Flour, save
trent OF carton '.,'''.-t w
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrapper, iu'
MrfsicS's OIiviIo Toilet soap, save
wrapper $50 - 49, ~
Ue,nIngwny Surprising Brand Can
ned Goods, save wrapper ......, io'
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
EDWARDS QUITS
 POST OFFICE

D. q. Edwards, assistant P0sEn2S'e oF the Dawson pos-oetics for wears has reslguad, says ne DaSso8 Nsss> Hs VII leave he service, tC s ex- pes -sd. a6cu. the trsg Ct March lc Is understood taaL hs Intends O seS le ln tas Canadian NoEyhwss-
 Alr Edwards $ as WhLeaoCse, where he $ serving 2s Pos-sl f0E- wardiag agent for tas winter II has bssa Lhe custom for one OE the DaS- son poscI1ce star oo 90 e White horse every wl2ler tO cover thsE as- sigumenS
 Mir Ca1On, as tae Dawson off1ee, ui kaye here he last Of tha month for Waltaaogss, to attend to tAe for wardhg work after NF. Edwasds leaves. Cagoa VIII oe al WA-Jeaosss uRta the opening Of navigation, when hg wnl return Co Dawson aO Fssans hls cd position.
 Postmaster Hartman explains EAA' there wIu De 10 one named a s1e- rsed Mir Edwards in Lhs Dawson oE- fee. The present slaI EA do a-' the work
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
IN \ BAD HBF'
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL yEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION

When your back gives out,
 Becomes lams. weak or aching
 When urinary troubles set m,
 Your Kidneys are ~iR bad Hay-
 Doaas Kidney Pills win cure you
 Here Is good evidence Co prove II
 Fred F. StuJtz. 1908 ?, SL. san p.sgo. Cal, says: '-I can recommend Doaus Kidney Pills highly and al- ways do so when an opportunity oe- eaFs. Thsy have done me s'ea- deal of good and many Perso1s '1 my ae1uaiatAacs have also taken Lbeu, vIilh benefit. h Aprl lst., q uubUclv recommended Du4l s h,--ct PlIs aad At JAis tune a4 g.esss- t5 speak ia LheE praise -s4-A IA sssers attack ot Kidney ---l'c br1usht on no doubt. ly a eo.a- sS-s- 5I mo much suffering Ny oa~A o1- came So lame that ! could se@-tv.s s-sg1 and aL L.ules .L as only --st--- great effort that Was able -s sr.s, stysF sitting. ! had seen l'oAa. Kidney Plls so Highly reooI-ls--s- ,aaE ! finally procured bon, and -- uy delight. Jhsy gave Me prompt ,s l.sE Alter hal finished -ae con tents uy back Has as sr11s as s'g'r sat all trouble rCOu my 6l--sss -'s ag1sars1. About a year A5J . nal another attack 0t b4tka-ae l-- sas quickly removed Lar1l5l -2s -s' 1E DJa8's Kidney FLL.a-
 Eor sale 5y AII leleEs- Fr,es s- ,eals. F0sJs--Muouru Co, b-tsA.- Nes Yura. sole agents for -he : ---=. SAles-
 Remember lhe uAm@--DOaa --A-f .AA- lg lLAeg
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
czNEVCLENF AND PROTECTING
 ORDER CF ELkS

SkagwaE Lodge. No. $31. B P O ELks. meets ne Frs and Thl-t Fh1rs tay evenings tn each monEh al S-3o ?. m. Visiting hr0easrs are eOrdially invited.
 FRED CALLAHAN. Secy- A eorlial iRyi2Eoa $ sxre2ted | ll visiting hrC-Azr&
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

Iu one .. ... N ---. whose .gr.se- .E l4- -ie g--ltI paI atm g- rae L-e rl a woman S marruEe Tr~ H-e -"r' tS wg..u ua n most gt rsr- ...--. eAeeHs -e =s-gds- The ara lfg es- t.aetar s-lt ig Der uorhes 70 see.saat sae girl s.u.Ggd her lesson The a.-- 5-E E.gs showed a' improvement af be teacher asked whether she bad delivered C1e note.
 -Ias. ull'aul' sT-ls abe reply.
 ~WaaE lsl --l l-g-lys sls
 -Sla ald Eas she didn't know E7's- upay aa sae srg uarg.e4 an my aunt Llt SaT s11-r-Hay an she got married aa va1 know geasroPhy an y-r rar.Hl -st Garr.ed LiHE-1-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
. B WAASS
RssSIsr

. s hsSsSE 0clscsG sAAs Eas 2ce gclag rOSca As P1alsAsS e0e @s s12esnSy PsrseS h Eas Gs-y Alaskan & ns Esgsoec p1h1shs5 &2 S61sSaSa AlAsSA
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
SAYS
 PROTECT CANAL

When other nations cease b h- crease ther armamencs by great su5des- uo5 only Il ships and guns be a men. In powder. and in aeE- ia CeeJs. wl be safe for Us co lay cur Canal a- ths feet OE the E-rl1 and say We have buls LS for yea. and We can -rGsS yOa so RrOeeet .l Lo- us-aoS bslOre WiIh Shis statement and others equally emPA- ate, L5euL Gen Nelson A N2es. in she February number 0f Popular Aeehaales Magazine, expresses hls al grute ca .as question 0S toruHns 1e Parama Canal We luola the 5ct ,lvas
 Saglll ve leave ne Canal aa5or- aEeL. and uncovered by treaties wsla a'I -1e s-ea. Pogers. sAs rsk 05 is Icss h-5ash sszace by aa enemy alglt be neither mo-e 8or less ssa1 -1e z-sk ot war vlsh a naval goEer a- suea war it would 5e -=c1stLg. pecaaps 5mpeEa1ye,y. co -2e advantage o5 ne e2eV Co selze and hold Ea.s important sacsrEay, far more important co 'zs, szra-eg,ca-,y -aaa any 1l-1or ou our e0asL The -k eI car nay be s@aD. 5us lg $, nevertheless, worthy aE oar asosl earnest consideration, o R1I -he matter gl Us -cEesE olS-s. -l sats- --a-s Il- sa59sgg.aya Be have e.- Ee Canal Bus Ne have bound -14- sGlI strip oS territory to Us bg ll- s--vzser than -h0se o5 dol lars and cents. Into S has gone Lae best 1E American energy and genus A- -le price oS American lives, Ee have turned -ae plague district 05 -1e western lemsphece iuJo a aea,Catll res.cu We have picked up lae srecS g- -le .rga- Freuel ISas-er and car-
 -c-El-L -o success. The Canal aE- 1a a monument tor all -a -l Lle ---arpEise and patriotism a -le people oS lae scsa- RePU6lc-
 Prudence. as veu Us hocoz. de- uuIs taa. We give ,. ample pro -ca Ng- g lo so vVUlG oe ESe l-llls srea- treasury and s2o--7eas- a 5e-l1ss 5cg ,ae SasekeeP.as oS c4- a--1aal -ceasu-e, and uss,s11ns .-. natter lceSs and oo,-s- To -- a---4-y m-al -le importance oI -4-aas eoa-70l gE @e Canal 2 -a- l, bar s--a . a4y4, qoweS trans ----s 4lg ltlyr ,cas-le-aICZ
 This s ae ase oE -1e scea-es, a-l4a.lts ae scr.d ba-s v,eS kaosa- L a-l -eaa11, --sse Gerul1y for sza-g.. aL a-a,a n y2e s-ls,e s-a g- rs--. uogc Lzealnousals sAaa as nos possess, and four sceas sa-- -sa1-era.se-s bessGes, Ls 5g al % E-zp -1e pe0ce
 a closing cae article, Ae appeals
 so lee Us hope -2a- We W-l eo1i- r..-a oar great vu-eTgclse, loS ey -l. p-e--eagl g5 promises, but 9S -ee ---g-- sure hand ot the sovera- neat E1a- ee s-- u0c leave lI for eaars --E-e- g-ly ey aD 5at1-senl gr-.l-l--e as ee have i1 he pas- se--e Rec, Hawaii, and as -4ez. our own coast eiJ.eS- bul -aal e- v,.- secure -- -n our sVu --saS and night tor Jae beUedl 0j our n.op,e fog a-- -2e-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

Poor Lmde Herman ne's Easy, Auyhody can beat him
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
a Esnsh Ha

Eras} gco16deaG GlalIy I-l0 y0u knoN, Clara. uaal t 1.ll tEo oilers 0f mag -lass aasr wees
 Clara ewlCh suthuSiaSm1-On. 2 an ie3ighte,L dear, Then Cne rspGru ls really true -hac y0ar uacie leLI y1a hlS uUney e-LouJgR Pick- Me-Cp.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
os0Es oF zsaLEa

Resalar uaeGnss 0t SSasway Asri' Sa s5. EraceruG Orier 0t sasies l-ss and -arI Wednssiays n saca uoa,a. In tne.r hal oR Fl5za AveRu~ lE S-2Q ?. R. saGrp.
 Al members Ars ceSusstsi c0 o~ 5rsseus and ylsl-as 5rgJhers are D ,issL .o 2--eDl
 ELNEER WaSELER. WocsAy Prs.
 N AeEer. HoClhy SseE-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

'. S Land oE.cs .- Iaasza, A2ska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
SERIAL NO u44e
NOTICE OE AgsLlCATICS FOR
 PATENT TO HOMESTEAD

T. s. Land oElcs a. Iaass1. Azssa
 NoEsnnsr n. 1s10
 NOTICE IS EzRzsg GIVEN aa; Jcsspa A SusSa. a SlE1zsa Ot as Unlsed Szass oyer zAs sgs 0seEsnS- one yea-s. residing n as Ds-icesf Alaska. nsar as a9En 0t EaAes. in sald lisc-ies Aas applied D naSs snGy. uassr Seecon s2Ss. Rsvlsed San1ses Os tAs Ullts5 >eaEss, sni under tas Acs ot Congress- asRroVeS Nasca ,. 1s03. 0t nc lands embraced nU S Son-uansrsf Survey Nc 23S, ssraaas nsa- Ealnss. Alaska, zaG uore ps-zcCiA-sz dss-neG s 0R loEss
 Beslansag as C0r, No. !, Sr aRs El e sAs PrssagcszsAa Mss a Se- ssrvs. a same na-Sst .. 235 C, . wAsncs T. .. L. NJ No. Sr1 ee&-s :. S0 6ez 53 mn g.. 5alt e2s- SSs-s -Asncs. ALOGs Ens - 0S Prssoyasf1@1 Nlss5cn Reserve, 2S els a Cor Nc ? sSaR1eas xlIA CuE SE T. . N5aS-y Sssscys. 2 sac1e IASSe'@ . eaS .. ?, IAsHsa V ? 5sS- 4l mn E a,oag Ina 0e ., . Nllca-y E@- ssrvs. I5S SaS 0 COr- No. : s1s2s zezl xla Cos, } 0s sSsS SsssrV@, 3 ssuas na-SsI = si5 ., g. -asres V 90 5es $ mn W-. A-Gog T. = M B L5S chs. Q COs N2. | a1s2~ .lca1 xSza Cgr. ot T. . A B. sLons mz-SsI .. 29S .. sr osase = 3 leg l3 mn. W-. a-0lS T. = M R. T5I ehs. a Cor No. ,, ass2s I-sE wiEh Cor. t 9t PrssagIseLaa Ms san Reserve and COc- ! 0e C- = Mlhza-y Reserve. 3 s1O1s marked = 205 .. > tAenes Wess, &lS eaz> Nsdgs Oo government r0a1, siLld Chs a Cor Nc. 5, ! Soas 1acSa1 = -Vo . 5; .aenee No<A. 20.l0 chs, 70 Cor Nc. T 3 sa1rs ma-ssJ . 29S c. 2, shsoes Ease. A3S shs. gSySrn- nsns ruai, S0.Q0 chs. aO Cor No. S loS set sa1s h pcsi. witness caSasz sea-s S0ga, $ 2R&s iisE. 3 sa0Rs nacSed . 2a5 W- .. B Asoss t70R -us c0rees. SogA. @S.2S chs sO COS- N0. !, 2e Placs ot nssiaa-ns, A2ss mss acres. yEiaEoR AE al e0N asCs q 5es l0 min. B
 Any 4l1 al 2scsc0s esa-na2s aS versesy aay P0rSc4 0S &s SSSss 5e> scEsNSS -sLS Acs reS1ceS Q Ss EzLa tha Raglscsc 2a5 SsesEysr St Ss T. = Land OIcles sS lU1ssl, Ae AsSA 2sE a5ysrss SaR 2s-s 2s2aS aa5er can. 3u51s ne 2sStoS a PcS&eAzCe os azs a0Gcs. 0c E5aH sAlry tays 2sEsAeass 0c 2sy NSf hs h2cssG
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
gSEgTgsY gF RTEaL sagIETEs
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.

Regular meetings as Camp Szas say. No ?. sgsy TussGsz a. S-sl o'clock saArp. h A B. a&4. B-oa6 EzE-
 VIsi1ng hroShsrs aes eordl21E h viCsd.
 J ! Chzmhsrs, A C. E j. DohsrU. A R.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
zszz aNo AccEsvEo sAscNS

Rssuar ueeuass ot N'h.cs PNss 1Cse No -g2 Free aaS i. -e2oS ? NasozS second and 51gcA ESl-ass s aeo u,gu,a. aE p u- saazR 2s Ss 5nz, -alL --5 Eg1rsh assal,
 S-ul-1ElS and E-s--lsS 7us-rcV-- ,-s -2uesleJ Co @esE siLa Us
 F VI. Eray. Sec
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

CASH WILL BE PAID for a small os5es. cabinet suitabls tor ssa1ona's, letter Ele. etc. Let ne knoT EA2- you have perhaps ! can USs T. Al- dress ?. Q. Box ks SS@sWay. =
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
GRAND REDUCTION os STOCK
 SALE

Tae Pack Train ls uos selling a tis .gy 1t Good Goods a, rrll--- Rr,crs as thsy are seJ-ls -11 old .1 hold and sell a, a profit hlars,
 Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

Eas mEd temperance trak s -ae y4rs wholesome oevr made -cea lls sparkl.ls waters or cUls---eE ss,--s. and Las ysEy best oaEley u4-- s.y1 ilsg tAs E-s4L prUPor-oa -. cao-lSst sroEu aops H-vsvl 4s -a g lle uguplA Brewing company --.a brew Fur sac sg lhg BV4-l Jt Tga-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
onIr ons aaRoMo QuININEa

Thas s LAXATIVE PROMO GUN NE. Look toE ths signature ot P
 VI. GROVE. Used ths World over to Cure a Cold la One Day, 25c
The Winslow mail., 1911-04-29
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which checked and approved.
On notion duly seconded, board adjourned till $50
O'Clock m
$50 a m. April 4, Board convened with all members
present.
Petitions Tate and Moron Adar for entrance
o the Pioneers a Phoenix, On motion
duly seconded clerk instructed forward appli
cations % Board of Control.
application lease granted to the Hopen
Land and Cattle Co., for &c. Twp II R. 20 school
land.
sion repair a bridge at ST. Joseph for $1,000
Demands were allowed as follows:
No IS A. and B, Schuster, supplies ..- SO 13
Hanks & Daze supplies ------- - -. SO so
VIM. H. Shawnee, ] z. Fees so
81 Robt. Fenton, fees, account Miller 18 4O
80 Louis Korn, ..-. . IS col
90 Chas. Griffin - 1S Isl
"a NJ. w. Wilson, meals, prisoners 55
95 w. P. Geary, expenses Dist. Attorney .-. % 81
90 w. B. Woods, court fees -.-.-.. 4OI
81 w. B. Crocker, fees constable .... 4OI
90 E. F. Hastings fees, 9 .------. ..-. .. % sol
90 Walter H Shawnee fees, justice peace -.-.. so
100 E. F. Hastings, fees constable --.. % sol
1O1 B. F. Kecthum fees constable 1874 7OI
The Sheriff submitted his report and it was checked
and approved showing follows:
Collection wholesale liquor licenses .. Is OOI
from sale OF hides 354 9OI
from shows-.-.,--.-- 35 OOI
1854 COL
Less 5 per cent % "a
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS

Office of the Board Supervisors Navajo County, Territory
Arizona.
Holbrook, Arizona, April g. 1911
In accordance with the the
convened this date regular with all members
present:
The minutes of the previous meeting read and approved
On application Nuanez granted permission
duct retail liquor for the beginning April
N Decker appeared regard to
taxation 9O9 1t ordered that w P
dav for his signature which when signed be accepted
tement.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-10-06
BYRON PHYSICIAN KILLED
Thrown Against Telephone Pole
That His Car Strikes.

Batavia, Sept. %. While driving his
automobile, one of a racing type, at the
rate of about sixty miles an hour, in
the state road two miles west of
Batavia, at the William E. Webster
homestead, DR.. George w. Clapp, of
Byron, 80 years old, a coroner in
Genesee county, lost control of it while
he was rounding a curve, and it swerved
into the ditch, struck telephone pole,
threw DIR. Clapp out against the pole
and instantly killed him.
Miss Mable Call, of Stafford, who was
riding with DR.. Clapp, was also thrown
from the car. and she received broken
arm and was rendered unconscious.
She was taken to Batavia Hospital and
was later removed to her home.
Mrs. William E. Webster was in
front of her home at the time of the
accident, II: 80 o'clock this morning,
and heard the crash and saw DIR. Clapp' S
body hurled from the automobile. She
and others hurried to give assistance.
DR.. Clapp's body was removed to the
undertaking rooms of Sanford & Adams
here, and Coroner Ryan, of Oakfeld,
who was called, decided that further
inquiry was unnecessary.
DR.. Clapp was born in Fairport in
1881, and was elected coroner last fall.
He was homeopathic physician and
had practiced at Byron for five years.
He was personally popular and had a
large practice. DIR. Clapp was a member
of the Genesee County Medical Society.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-10-06
FATAL AUTO WRECK.
One Buffalo Man Killed and An
other Fatally Hurt.

Lock port, Sept. %. Frank Harris,
aged "a, of Buffalo, was almost in
stantly killed and John O'Connor, 26
years old, also of Buffalo, was fatally
injured, and three others were badly
injured in an automobile accident on
Burdicks' bridge, near the rapids
southeast of Lockport at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The injured, all residents of Buffalo,
are Frank belmont, left knee cap
broken, face cut and bruised; c.
Eldridge, right wrist fractured; Y. F..
McElroy, face cut and bruised.
The auto owned and driven by John
Meahl, of Buffalo, was making about
10 miles an hour up slight grade and
on reaching the bridge struck rise of
about foot which threw the rear seat
off the car, together with its occupants
into ditch.
Harris and O'Connor were pinned
under the seat The former lived
about 20 minutes, while O'Conner is so
badly hurt that he will die. The others
were tossed about in all directions.
The party of young men were on joy
ride through Erie county.
Edward Burdick who lives nearby,
witnessed the accident and telephoned
for help. Doctors Harrington of
Clarence Center, Helwig of Ackron
and Lapp of Swormsville were called.
The injured men were taken to Buffalo
hospitals. A Buffalo coroner was
called to take charge of Harris's body.
Post Express.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-10-06
RUNS OVER SON OF FRIEND
with Autom o bile and Takes
Him to Hospital.

The automobile of John l.. Walsh,
Commissioner of Weights and Meas
ures, last night ran down six-year-old
Walter Loughrain, of No. 266 East
Thirty-fifth street, in Third avenue, be.
tween Thirty-siXth and Thirty-seventh
streets. Commissioner Walsh leaped
from the car, lifted the boy, placed him
in the machine and rushed to Bellevue
Hospital, where it was found the lad
was suffering from Commissions of the
body.
Commissioner Walsh said that few
minutes before the accident occurred he
was in the haberdashery store at No. 500
Third avenue, conducted by Peter j.
Loughrain, the boys father, a personal
friend The boy was unconscious when
taken to the hospital. When the Com
missioner learned the child's identity he
requested that his parents be notified
without delay.
The father of the injured boy hurried
to the hospital and the child was re-
moved to his home and placed under the
care of physician. The boys condi-
ton is not critical, according to DR..
Wearne, of Bellevue Hospital.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-10-06
SIDESWlPED AN AUTO.
a Road Race with Serious Re-
sults-Wom in HospjtaI

AS the result of an auto endeavoring
to pass another on the Lonnonville
Road about a half-mile north of Lat
hams Corners at 5:45 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon, Mrs. Leonard G. Stan
ley, the wife of a prominent Albany
physician, is in the Homeopathic Hos
pital in Albany in a serious condition.
She may live. DR.. Stanley owns a
Marmion runabout. He is a frequent
visitor to this city. He and his wife
were returning to Albany. Theodore
Kupke, who conducts an auto school and
garage in Albany, was testing an Over
land car and speeding along in the same
direction. With Kupke was William
johnson of Albany.
Kupke caught up with DR.. Stanley
and wanted to pass him, but the physi-
clan, it is said, refused to give way.
Kupke steered out to pass the runabout,
and DR.. Stanley put on speed. The two
cars raced along, the Kupke car gradu-
ally drawing ahead of the Stanley car
At the turn the Kupke car sideswiped
the physicians runabout, which was
thrown off the road, carrying a good
portion of the state road fence with it,
into ditch, some five or six feet deep
1t turned complete somersault. Mrs
Stanley was pinned under the car. 1t
lay across her breast and knees Dr.
Stanley was picked up dazed, but ap-
parently unhurt. Mrs. Stanley was re-
moved to the hospital Troy Times.