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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-12-15

Observation-Disclosures Position or
Homework. Box 593, Bull, Idaho.
Dec 1915 pd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

aMF G. calsiaft rFsTas esWses Ives
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stna 81
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iFnerl0 WIS Napada
AYtaisnn Afsafe Yea amanrf Nan . ~
pfiae faf cifauN 81 Crest t1risln fses
~ @8 mlses Nearnes seennA
Storm TYpiloon and iidaI wave So
saraY~a as hsa8efs ana aW Rs~s No
iAFau
& liAiti Hcfo4WtiQnatfN IN ppsNsHs4an ~
$40 cities eh siHnd hus the gapliai
Tailed states wsFshirs ordered 30 -.
tfol ruaHs
Aviation ~ tFoia gahnsinne stayed IL
aiF I hears ! ninuie and ! ftAraian
BREAKING AnFfir4n record - azse
0bituAfx EDWARD ~ Shepard naiea
lawyer sEa Democrats leaasr ~ l.a&e
George, ~ y aEsd s.
d Railroad Accident rs hiiitd ard b in.
iursd on TIE Bangor sna Aroostsok
near ariHdEtonc, Me
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
1911 IN BRIEF.
@a.s
The Chief Events Of a
Notable ledr.
SHORT DAILY RECORD.
ats
CoaIeaDWdN IIisiaD Of the
World In Paragraphs.
es*7~
TUE VARS OBITUARY ROLL.

roll,icAi Affair, Asiaiiea flights,
sporssur srd peFs-sAAl iiSn4t iass
"A i.sft and Property ~ AeeidsH,s,
shipssusks. staras and coaiia-
aratIobt a Chronological Review
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
Terrible
Suffering
From Neuralgia
Burlington Woman's Experience
With Mysterious Pain Ease.

This letter from Il Burlington woman
is Just like hundreds of others that We
are constantly receiving.
at is with many regrets that cannot eS.
press myself as / would ike to after three
days OF untold suffering, living between
h ope and despair with neuralgia. II seem
| at times rs If death was preferable TO pro.
I)nged suffering. But my agony was turned
70 rejoicing by using the Mysterious Pain
Ease In less than five minutes, and more
thankful woman never lived ! think, than
am.
Mysterious Pain Ease is so good for
so many aches and pains that are al.
most everyday occurrences IN the
home, that it should be kept constant
~ on hand.
BE careful about taking harmful
drugs inwardly.
Mysterious Pain Ease is Scotch
Doctors prescription that relieves
quickly by absorption through the
pores,
For sale by all druggists Cor by maid
in % cent and 30 G nj bottles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
Rutland Savings Bank
Rutland, Vt.
Compound Interest
Tells.

We pay interest on all money en-
trusted TO our care and also we pay
interest on the interest. This com
pound interest amounts TO large
sums rapidly. And when you consid-
er that we pay all taxes on your de-
post you soon realize that the old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
MARBLE SAVINGS BANK
Rutland, Vermont.

Is just the place for your money
There are number Of ways IN
which you may invest money but II
you viii ask any sound business man
what Is the conservative rate Of I'M
come 10 be expected he viii tell you
from per cent TO 9 per cent; and
after your taxes are deducted your
net earnings are less than our banks
dividend. Then with your funds left
with us you do not worry about col.
lection OF interest, taxes, OF even the
principal itself On January first We
viii credit the dividend 10 your ac-
count whether the book IL brought
TO the bank or not. and ali money
which we receive on OF before the
tenth Of January begins 10 draw in-I
terest from the first at our usual
rate az 4 nor cent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

HsaafoH snta
sgstss ~ aatir sfhg~iss enn 80
AHsfiean ieaFH i~ sarl At atiesginG
lsFinssg u t sF B.8 lstsshih
y fnNtbai afaif affia8FN ehf eH Ysrfsy
o. Fiunsa ltis#iFl A@tilh ts dssfFAFe 81
~ anaa ai.t a. tithfa niril dam 70
Allied NamiuE
atMHlnN tnanWHN auseh Anlsrloau
aFistaf esu estf ths Ratks mnun
talns aariinG flga@ ltsaraA Munt
vianinr &c ea lriss ~ ihe feat
ocrosER
raniirai Nenafthisl uprising b. Per-
ieTai FtanrlNca Maaero glesird
president - MFkiNn
3 0htasfx Roar Admifal NinRela seeii
sehley r a y reilfea. here ~ ne
AHrilr and ~ fhf naval battis ~ san.
isaFn ~ NhR Vera AEea u
Aviation Dls#sier cromwell nixHn. hraf
10 nv 0ter ihe Rerasps kgNed Va fi3ht
~ spokane Wssh
Italy TrpoH fStpoh homhardei w
Italian warpiips
lay-TrirpA Italians froia The war
nsei ia me hafl,or " Trip0i landed
and hoisied The Italian aaK
sportin. Th2 New Yark baseball club
wen the National league pennsnt, de-
fsating Rrn0klyn too
! Sporting The iiarmswofih cup won
BY Dixie IN IN a m0iorhoAi race at
Huntington hay Long Island
Aviation sis bailoons-s American Z
German and french~staFied from
Kansas Ciiy 90 race FOR me James
Gordon Bennett trophy
Y. Aviation Lieut. Hans Gerteke. plotting
The German balloon nrriin n, won
the Bennett ir0pL Is covering as
miles Kansas clty 20 l.aat smith. Wis.
. Obituary; Gen ChAreiie 10 the French
army former pspai louave ana noted
Ia The Franco. Prnsslan War, al Nantes.
France. aged "a nesba sirctton Eng
lish novelist, IA London AGED %
o Conventions Society OF the Army ~
the Tennessee met at Council Buns. Ia.
Political. Antl-Manehu revolt broke
out IN china.
Aviation, G. y Rodgers who left Ne~
York Sept Is % 3y 10 tie Pacific,
reached Kansas cay having covered
"a miles, a cross country record.
Concluded on page -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

UlVtdrnds are declared twice = year. VIZ
~ ~ lht iirst DAYS " January hhd lUiy,
according so law
Ail dividends moi al hdrawn Viii bc added
a. the pfiucipal and draw Interest as sew
deposits. whether bank book II presented
OF not
deposits made on or before the nth day
~ any month draw Interest from The iifst
day OF that month
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
sEPTEM Der.

SEPTEMBER.
I. Obituary: Gen. Benjamin II, Grlerson.
noted Federal cavalry raider In the
civil war. at Omena. Mich; aged So.
g. China Flood Food riots In China due
TO food. which drowned 10000 people
and destroyed crops
g. Obituary. Katharine Cecil Thurston.
English author, at Cork. ireland
Swimming Feat. William Burgess, an
Engishman, swan the English chan
mel from South Foreland. England, to
Cape Gris-Nez. France, nearly %
miles, In "a hours.
s. Obituary DR. Thomas Dwight, distin-
gushed anatomist successor at liar-
ward TO the late Oliver Wendell Holmes.
at Nahant: aged Gs..
Criminal. Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.. at
Chesterfield Court House. Va, found
guilty OF the murder Of his wife
3 Aviation: First British aerial postal
service inaugurated at London
10 Obituary: James Russell Solely, naval
authority and writer at Newport, II, !:
aged 60
H. Convention Governors conference met
at Spring Lake. N J.
Financial Troubles: Van Schaick a Co,
noted New York stock brokers. failed,
owing s3500c0
H. Russia: Premier stolypin Of Russia
shot at Klev by an assassin.
H. Obituary. joel Benton, author. poet
and critic at poughkeepsie. aged 50.
Personal. Presider Taft set out from
Boston on his trip through "a states
Convention. The Society Of The Army OF
the Potomac met in annual reunion NJ
Providence
i6. Obituary: Edward whymper. artist.
author and explorer, noted as an Al
pine climber, al chamoplr France,
aged Il
Sporting. Harold H. Hilton. amateur
golf champion Of Great Britain. won
the American title by defeating its
holder, Frederick Herfeshoff, al Rye,
~ Y
Auto Accident: II spectators Of an auto
race at Syracuse Killed and u seriously
injured
II. Obituary. Col J J. McCook last Of
the "iighting Mccooks" Of Ohio. at
seabriehi. n. J aged g.
10 Russia; Premier siolypin az Russia.
who was shot by an assassin on the
lith. died OF his wounds.
Conventions international Municipal
congress and exposition opened In
Chicago international Good Roads
congress and exposition met In Chi
cage.
% Obituary; Sir Robert Hart. disiln-
guishcd IN the Chinese customs ssry-
Ice, IN London aged 7s
Ship Disaster. IL killed By the explosion
% gun on the French arul0fei cruis-
er Gloirc at Touion.
Il Political Canada rejected reciprocity
with the Enlted States al its annual
election
= Aviation; NJ Matthew scored the rec
ord height with passenger Of 500 feet
at Issyi les MoulinesH1. France
. Obituary; Charles Baiteli Loomis hn-
naorous huthor and lectcr.F AZ Hart
ford, Conn aged b.
4 italy. Italy called HOO reserve sol
diers in;o hsid 10 invade TripoH
s Russia Bosror. who shot preriser
si0lypln q Russia fatally On tie l4ih
inst, banged for the murder ~ kiss
Convention; consergstlon eonsEe se INST
at Kansas city.
Shsp Disaster, French bAisseshlp I.lbefte
destroyed a, Touiou tY explosion of
magazines III killed and ~ in5ufed
{ Obstusry Gen q " MsndsfS0n. clvil
esr veteran and sx.Insied States SEN
stos. al sra aged "a A X L4eriEg
lks vel snewr Boston pgellsksr, Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28


JANUARY
paaans fst.sl suH Ths tHns1 States
spssnr rsri 6F 1894 tfar severn
aaente Hbss ssif asagHfi lhs Nfu aaTk
HaFsa a favor ~ fss fEh s4esfs
1 HHFshgasAt tuuaB Nftt n1 Vi H9s
eAan TVfkestaa hess " 8fe rsiiinaiss
81 zef8
ot.saAry lnGts8 states srnaier Ete.
thsM y l8AaHs ~ &em AffslAla a4s@
.a WaniHGfoh agsa
z 4amaa5rlsl 8fe CaFafRe = r88 rnippa
81 q AeN Nssk haldnH deposits "
Anstgg n 81 a8 @ae closed ~ Tie
eirts ianksnE authorities
AVIATION Meet ai Mau Francisco
81 t2Gt4Afg Nrn 0eatgf ~ DaNdN Il.
A. feisrns q veteran ~ tbe heHs
tn ana e5e8 peto in New Yafk iiy
aaei f.
Fie gbe hasn6eg q eohmstto 10 Cine
tnassl 6eefroffa l0st q 20 8p
~ ienVenugas Iht American tiYie FED
esgkeH mrf n ann4Bi seealeH Va Aem
bafh
N Frs Fon<rofi Inn ~ psnTtu Mass.
HRisi hpaisify h9iH iu lsh totally
Gesftn8ea
Explosion Accident IL tHe hreroofn u
fa bsliiehhip Delaware kiiled sea-
tarH
u Unnsn 81 Frsaeis Gsitap. noted
8 us8th eNtiarv ard writer in Lon
Goa aged
AVIATION E4esne u Iag. Caulss au.
ffof Geu frpm ihe san FranciHco avi-
aiinm nai5 - tho deck o. The cruiser
Fua8tirbiN - usllet ard back % The
fiafauR polai
ay UaitDaFy Paul Morton AuaHrler, fer.
meFiF secretary ~ Tho navy Va New
YORK elly. Rged g.
q assassination David Graham Pht-
llls journalist and novelist shot down
rs ths Ftrw1ta u New YORK by Fiiz-
brRh Coyia 1o!dsbafough Who lmms.
d.ately MglUd himself
= Japan Twelve japanese anarchists un-
Ser conviction Tor conspiracy 90 XIII
tae mikada ana his family nerc exc
4fea o. Tokyo
otit4HrY DAVID Graham Phillips. the
salhor died from wounds received on
the 50 aged a
. 90 Charles Dixie, EnEltnh state man.
in London aged u
e ftai Waso raah d waters follow.
ug ap8n The eruption q Mount Tsal,
ga ths Philippines, destroyed several
villages along tho shores 81 Lake Taal.
SO deaths reported
- HhlfuaTY John MacN hirtsT noted
British pa4nGtr Ia Lond0n. aged ~
50 Aviation J AcCafdY American
aviator few from Key West Fla, TO
within 70 nllea ~ Havana Cuba. win.
ninK prize u S09 from the Havana
1I4ns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28
JUNIUS BARNES a. son.
proprictors Barnes Mysterious Pain
Ease,
Burlington, Vt.
FOR SALE by
FOR SALE by

Hard's Drug Store, Manchester.
z. S. LOOMS, Manchester Center.
!. II. Whipple, Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-28

NNA
FEBRUARY.
/ Y-enlssie,. a kinaa bindreAs hnr, by
fgsemlte N pIrr tromr9anipaw cen.
t,st ns3rssa5 IN Sew Jersey damage
t,res8sa II aeuo
Obituary Rear Admiral Charlie s spsr-
,s,sip eset ~ Hs aorts cruise lss.s
a. xtuabtfsstot5 e,raB n
. t9t.,asry sen TtF cfonie. noer
tesdef IA Tie war WITH England. 10
tefatataarr TrapeyaRE aged rs
{ R4erho. e,en Orozaos rebels beaten in
WI asy battlo government troops en-.
ss,rd jnareF Il nlgbt
ptgs glate caulto, nj Jefferson cts. Mo.
f,5rtsd Is,ss Il ofa6sl
2 pa,songi Jebn Graham Hone uofsiey
isefesfsy.s ord I9eelrg married Helen
Vi,isn Cgtst1 5a5,shter IL George
sse.,ia \, Ngv Yofk
3 pt9ifnars near Admiral silas vs.. Ter.
III n 4 N Ia NQaahlngtau aged -
ps5ttfral 4sAn Arly6r,a constitution adopt.
"a In t,or.uiar vote
q Dh,tusry ~ EDWARD ~ Janeway,
tsotsd Ness York specnfist at summit,
. eas4 IA
: Ubltuary Gen. Alexander webb
whose brigade baiA inc bioady angie
az UdtyshafR. III Rvcrdale. = 81
ee8
1 8bii9afs Rear Admiral Arthur r
Saafo ~ a ~ retired. Of Jamaica
Plains. Macs aRbd G Hear Admiral
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patitfeai. fesrsg sfeyico Under martial
5sw
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,,i,,et sv.,r,,1.ln,. mark IA Nsg York
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re ,rle. IN e4sga hona aged IN
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
DEMING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
POLITICS

Deming \. n. Nov 2.-The closing
week Of the campaign has arrived and
it finds the political atmosphere
charged TO the limit. Mysterious meet
ings are held in the wee sma' hours,
automobiles filled With candidates are
keeping the country roads hot, strange
friendships blossom and bloom In 3
night, lightning combinations are
made, street corner conferences begin
1t each morning and continue
throughout the day-in short the po-
litical pot which has been simmering
along for several months past has
broken into a tumultuOus boil
Not counting certain staggering po-
liticaI prognOsticatOrs, who can always
predict the outcome Of an election,
neither side Of the political triangle in
Luna county seems to be over conf
dent. i is generally conceded that
the ticket viii be split but just where
it is to be split is the absorbing topic.
Normally, Luna county gives majority
to the Democratic party Of $50, but
whether the new people who have come
in viii strengthen the Democratic or
the Republican party Is largely a mat
ter Of conjecture. RumOrs are aflOat
one day that the Socialists have com
bined with the Democrats. the next day
IT is charged that there is an unhOly
alliance between the Socialists and the
Republicans, whispers OF ne1ariOus
result is a tumble Of opposing opinions
as TO the denOuement on November z.
school Race Tangled.
Perhaps the most tangled part Of the
whole tangled campaign Is the race for
county superintendent Of schools. Miss
Sallie c. Stone was nominated by the
Republican convention. Leroy Hon is
the nominee Of the Democratic primary.
Some time after the Republican con-
ventiOn, Miss Stones ability to qualify
for the office was questioned. She
promptly appealed TO the attorney gen
eral and that worthy replied in Ian
guage so clear. decisive. unambiguous
and conclusive that two factions imme-
diately developed, one declaring that
the attorney general meant one thing
and the other asseverating with equal
decision that he meant the opposite.
Miss Stone continued her race for the
office. For several weeks the Repub-
hcan committee took no decisive ac-
ton relative to the affair, but upon
advice of judge FAN, so it is said, when
he was here, the committee declared
Miss Grace GOebel the candidate Of the
party in place Of Miss Stone, who was
nominated by the convention. Miss
Stone denies the authority Of the com
mittee TO rescind the action Of the con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02

site Of Columbus. consideration $3.50.
Anna j. Jeffey to Eugene p. Moore,
lot 10, block 2l original t0Wusite Of
Columbus Consideration S112-50.
Lee o. Lester and wife to Mrs Belle
Deter, lots 2l to "a, inclusive, block B.
B. & H. Chapman survey tOwnsite of
Deming.- Consideration 81 and other
valuable consideration.
Miles Hayman to Sam SchwinE. p
NV u sec SO, tp % s, P W, except s.
Consideration $1,000.
Louis Hellberg and wife to 7. H
Herschberger, lots 4, ., 8 and q, block
IL, east side addition to the town OF
Columbus. Consideration Sl10.
Norris Nordhaus and vile to Marie
Overman, lots % and -, block 4. town
site of Deming. Consideration $500.
Walter @. Wallis to Jas. W. Dimes. ST.
NV = Sc = sec 4, to "a s, r W. Con-
sideration $4,000
Heilberg & Blair 70 Cox & Moody.
lot Is. block 28, east side addition TO
the town of Columbus. Consideration
81 and other valuable consideration.
Deming Real Estate and Improve
ment company 10 BrittOn S. Brown. lots
and 10, block IS, townsite Of Dem
ing Oh. g. N. Chapman survey. Con
sideration $500.
Otto smith and wife to Wander S.
Kills ct a., lot SIS, block 70, B0les sur
vey. Consideration 5000.
J. W. MaDas and wife to Edjth j..
Pollard, lot So, block ~. Boles survey.
Consideration $500.
Thos. L. Croley to Mrs Fannie Bow
ers, one acre in Peterson & Corbett
addition Consideration $40.
Louis Hellberg ct al to j. w. Soder-
strong. n p ne = sec I, tp 2S s, ".
except one acre. Consideration $500.
Sam Schwing to J. @. DarraCOtt NV
Il ne q sec 35, tp % s, ". Consid-
GRAFTON $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
SIX GIRLS ARE
BURNED TO DEATH
A Powder Factory Catches
Fire; Men Escape,
Girls Die

Chehalis, Wash. Nov. 2.-Fire which
destroyed the powder factory of the
Imperial Powder company at Chehalis
late Wednesday caused seven young
women 70 lose their lives and an eighth
VIII die. Only two girls escaped. al
though dozen men were unhurt
The cause Of the fire is a mystery.
One report is that q pot Of paraffine
I'm the mixing room was allowed TO boil
over by a careless workman. and that
part OF it ran into some powder. A
flash followed and soon the whole
structure was ablaZe
The girls we're hurled down together
and owing to the rapid spread of the
flames could not escape from behind a
counter on which they were working
There was no explosion. the powder
being of the non-explOsive character
unless confined. A flash started the
fatal fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
To Get Rid Of FrOwn
and Squint Wrinkles
lFrom HousehoId FrIendl

Do you know what your frowning
habit makes you look like2 Observe
the different expressions due to frOWns
in the faces o. ether people Tie
scoWl. given oy two deep lines be-
tween the eyes the Worried l0al-, re-
ruIting from a furrowed forehead, the
sly expression, in iuced 10y squirting
and causing tiny iIdCs u radiate from
the corner of the eye-au these, and
more, are the resIlt Of fr0wns.
To Obliterafe froWning wrinkles
and all others-use a wash lotion made
By dissolving an ounce OF powdered
saEOlite In a half pint az witch hazel
This Immediately tiEhteus The skin,
affecting even the deepest wrinkles
and crows feet. It "firms up" not only
the skin, but underlying tissue. There's
no better treatment for paunch-lke
cheeks and neck. Any druggist can
supply the ingredients.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02

ventiOn, and continues her race. SO far
there are sOur candidates for this posi-
ton, Leroy Hon, Democrat; Mrs. Ethel
Walsh, Socialist; Miss Sallie c. Stone,
republican, Miss Grace GOebel, Re
publican
Two Republican Officers.
The only two Republican officehold-
stephens, sheriff and Chris Raithel.
treasurer. These two men are again
nominees on the Republican ticket. Hal
Kerr, Democratic nominee for sheriff,
TOT treasurer, are equally assiduOus
In their endeavors to secure enough
votes to discontinue the terms of the
two former men. Around these two
oitlces the storm center of the political
cyclone seems to turn
@. ]. Laughren, Republican candi-
date for senator from this district,
mounted his automobile yesterday aft
ernoon and is now resolutely invading
the enemys country, the county OF
Sierra, the native heath Of his OppO-
nent EdW. Tittman. Mr.. Laughren
spent the greater part Of last week
In Grant county, and his opponent Mr..
Iittman, was cOursing over the high
roads with other Democratic nominees
in this, Mr. Laughren's own bailiWick.
Percy Wilson, candidate on the Re
publican ticket for district judge, was
greeting friends on the streets Of Dem
ing this week, and it is reported that
he talked some politics while here and
adverted incidentally to his own race.
Colin Neblett, his Democratic opponent,
spent the major portion Of last week
advertising incidentally" in most of
the precincts Of this county. Two
Deming men, r. F. Hamilton and Maj.
Jas. r. WaddiL are opponents on the
Republican and Democratic tickets, re-
spectively for the office Of district
attorney. Mr.. Hamilton canvassed
Grant county last week. and this week
Maj Waddiu is following in his foot
steps.
Subscriptions Collected.
In the meantime subscription lists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
This Hair Remover
Works Like Magic


A paste made with water and plain
powdered delatone and applied TO
hairy surface viii remove every trace
of hair or fuzz. The paste should be
left on the skin two or three minutes
then removed and the surface washed
This win leave the skin hairless. firm
and white If the growth is very thick
or stubborn. it may require a second
application.
Druggists charge one dollar for an
original One-Ounce package of delatone.
but to those afflicted with superfluous
grOWths this viii prove far cheaper
than the electric needle, while the alb
sence OF the attending pain. and time
consuming trips 10 the beauty parlor
viii be appreciated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
Ell PASOAN FLIES;
MOTHER SURPRISED
Walter Crawford, of This
City, Makes Two Ascen-
si0ns at Los ANGELES


This Is the first intelligence that
I have received of the matter. and,
furthermore. I won't Unit him 10 en-
gage ia a wild plan Of that sort" said
Mrs j. j. Crawford, OF 604 North Ore
gOn street, when she learned that her
son, Waiter, was enlisting in the corps
of blrdmen at Los Angeles.
AdTices from Charles Whitley, OF Los
Angeles, state that Walter Crawford,
formerly Of El PasO, is now being tried
out to secure a license as aerial pilot
in that city His initial flight was
made Saturday from Huntington park,
where, using Wright machine, he
stayed in the air for nine minutes on
the first flight but on the second as
censiOn breaking his former record and
remaining up p minutes
Crawford is "A years old and is q for
mer citizen Of this place, where as a
boy he carried The Herald on one Of
the residence routes Later he studied
plumbing and practiced that trade for
several years. Hearing of the Oppor-
tunities fin Los Angeles says his moth
er, he went 20 that place several
months ago and engaged in the con
crete construction business bis pres
ent venture is entirely surprising 70 mis-
mother
He cannot dc anything of that sort
and if I can help it, he shall not become
an aviator" said Mrs. Crawford. IN
speaking of her sons ambition.