The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-06-01

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4 fee tray has upon 1t an etching {
Brigham Young and a view Of tn
Mormon temple at Salt Lake City.
A scout sign language is bein
evolved by the officers of the bo
scouts. After studying the crude sign
Of many peoples, particularly tn
American Indian. a code of signs EN-
bodying many points in which all tn,
sign languages are alike is being for
mulated.
Two strangers are dead and brake
man, Dave Platek, is In hospital II
Fargo, N. D., as the result of wreck
one and half miles west of Stock
wood, Mimi, when Is freight cars
rolled down forty-foot embankment
President Taft has signed a proc
lamation establishing the Harvey ma.
tional forest in South Dakota. II
embraces oS3,S20 acres, formerly in
the Black Hills forest, and 5s,727
acres taken from the public domain.
Through hypnotic suggestion Melch.
Tor Luysterborg, a man of giant stat.
ure, who for more than three years
has been completely paralyzed from
the waist down, was able to raise him.
self from the operating table in st.
Marks hospital, New York city, and
walk around the room.
Fire which for an hour endangered
the entire Kansas City stockyards and
the Live Stock Exchange building, de-
stroyed sheep pens covering a square,
burned 1000 sheep and partly de-
stroyed two mule barns.
Five daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Roach of Utica, Kan, ranging
from seven to sixteen years of age,
were burned to death. The mother
had filled lamp with gasoline by mis-.
take.
Six negroes held for the murder of
a white man were lynched at Lake
City, Fla, after party of more than
dozen men, masquerading as officers,
appeared at the county Jail and got
possession of the men by presenting
bogus telegram to the sixteen-year-old
son Of the sheriff, ordering the release
Of the blacks to the alleged posse.
Beginning July 1, the Wells-Fargo
Express will displace the Pacific Elk.
press company on the Missouri Pa.
cif1c, st. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern, Texas & Pacific and Wa
bash railroads.
Postmaster General Hitchcock, i'm
pressed by the reports of the success
full operation Of the postal savings
system, has decided to designate here
after, for considerable time, 100 ad-
litional postal repositories each week.
instead of so, as announced a month
lgo.
In collision between a motorcycle
md an automobile at Redlands, CAL,
Gerald Purvis, chauffeur, was killed,
md Porter Adams, son of Charles A.
Adams, wealthy Bostonian, was sc.
7erely injured.
Impressive ceremonies marked the
lnveiling Of the memorial to Major
L'Enfant, the French engineer who
aid out the plans for the city of Wash.
ngton, at Arlington. President Taft.
senator Root and the French ambas-
'ador. M. Jusserand, delivered brief
The Boston Wood Carvers' associa-
ton will send $1,000 to aid the $50
wood carvers on strike at Grand Ran.
Ids, Mich.
A strike begun in New York four
months ago by a union of bank clerks
employed in private banks on the
East side has ended in a victory for
me strikers. They win a 52-hour
working week and a Is per cent. ad-
'ance in wages.
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The thirty-eighth annual convention
II the Woman's General Missionary
ociety of the United Presbyterian
hurch closed at Greeley, Colo. Chi
ago was chosen as the next meeting
'lace.
Mrs. John L. (Jack) Gardner, one of
3oston's wealthiest society women
ma owner of noted collection of art
treasures, Is seriously i'll at her ia.
nous marble residence in the Back
Say, Boston.
Miss Gertrude Emily Gaynor, eldest
aughter of Mayor Gaynor, was mar
led In Wilmington, Del. to William