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New-York tribune., 1912-01-01
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Monticello. Ga. School. Light
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Muncie Island Company. LIST Is
Mutual Life Ins. Company M IS
Mutual Ter. Co. Of Buffalo, NY lst as
Natomas Con. of California .os
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New Bern Gas Co. Of N. c." IS |
North Spring Lake, N. T., Water IS
Northern Indiana Ry. Co. Con e IS
Norwalk, Conn, Refund. & Sewef IS
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Co IS
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph { P.Ss
Pelham, Ga, School ........ .9s
I" Public Improvement. IS
Pensacola. Fla, Improvement. @HsI
Special Improve .es
Portland Gas & Coke Co. Refund. IS
port WE pa. Funding AS
Richland, Ga, Water Works x
Elec. Light ..............'..'.''ss IS
Richmond, Va. Series I......,....4s
School City, Fort Wayne. Ind. s5as
South Orange, N. J., Sewer -....4s
South Porto Rico Sugar Company
Clan. 3lsD D.............-... .os
statesyille. N. c.. R. R. Aid. ....os
Stockton Gas & Elec. Corporation. os
stonington. Conn, School District
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Sullivan Water Company list os
Syracuse. N. Y. School. ........3hs
Tampa, Fla, Refunding g...........5s
Telfair County, Ga. Court House IS
Toledo. Ohio, Refund. As & var. others
Toronto. Canada, Local Improve. IS
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TITS
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Springs, S. D. D...................ss
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Westerly, R. l., Refunding. .......-4s
West indianapolis Fund. Gan. 81. .6s
West Orange, N. J.. Educational. IS
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, City Improve. As
Wilmington, N. C., Refunding. As
Woodlawn Genet. Co. OF Md.
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Yellowstone County, Mont, School
District No. 2. 2.................4HsS
Yosemite Valley R. r. Co........Ss
Zenith Steamship Co. Gan ls) ....5s
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Acker. Merrall 8, Condit Co. De-
benture Gan. lO O.........-..-.. .os
Alexandria. La, Public Improve IS
American Felt Company IS
Ark, Oklahoma & West r. r. Co es
Baton Rouge, La. Permanent Imp As
Billings, Mont, Fund. 6s & City
Hall ...............,.. ...'.'.' %1ss
Bloomfield, N. J., Fire DEPARTMENTS
Buffalo Creek r. r. Company I'd IS
Cairo, Georgia, Water Works &
Ell. Light & Town Hall SIS
Camden County. N. J., Building Is
Canandaigua, N. Y, u. F. School
District No. 1.............. as
Cane & Rice Belt Irrigation Co. As
cedartown, Ga, School Improve 6s
Central San Cristobal .... lst rs
Cohoes, N. Y, Public Improve
rnent .................. ....oI2s
Coldwater Gas, Light & Fuel
Company .................'lst os
Consolidation Coal Company .41ss
Det., Monroe & Tol. Short Line
k'y Co. ............,......o os
Durham, N. c., Fund. & School 41as
Easton, Palmer & Bethlehem St.
Ry. Company ...............'..os os
Elberton, Ca, Paw, Elec. 1t. &
School Building. .......41as q IS
Elmira Water, 1t. & Railroad Co SIS
Elyria. Ohio, Water Works. AS
Fairmont Coal Company IS
Fresno City Water Company SIS
Glassport, Pa, School District 41ss
Boro SIS
Goldsboro Gas Company. ..........9 IS
Greensboro, N. c., Street. Sewer &
Water Works. ..................4 ..4s
Griffin. Ga, Sewer, Water & Light SIS
Hawaii Territory Improvement. .31zs
Idaho Falls. Idaho, Municipal. IS
Inter-Ocean Steamship Company IS
Jennings, La, School ...........5s
Klickitat County, Wash, Funding 6s
Long Isl. Railroad Co. Consol.. SIS
New Cons Is
No. Sh. Br SIS
Marc. & Bessemer Dock & Nav.
Co. Debenture. ................ .os
Montauk Extension R. R. Co.'s
Monterey & Pacific Grove R'y Co 6s
Montgomery, N. Y, Water. ..... As
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Broadway & 73d st.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-01
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Demand for Gas and Electric Securities
1 Shows Marked Improvement.

=rrsncis c. Prest, Of Meikleham & Dins-
more, says:
The last year has shown marked IN
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
BAUM GETS
HIS PATENTS

James b. Baum of this city, who
recently invented combined tie
plate and rail clamp and new rail
joint, has received notice from the
United States Patent office that he
has been granted patents on both
of HIS inventions. Naturally Mr.
Baum is quite pleased over the news
and says that he is now in touch
with a party of nine engineers at
present in Salida, Colo, who are
making all the arrangements to in
troduce his new patents in England,
Germany, France, Canada and Old
Mexico.
Mr.. Baum says his tie plate and
rail clamp patent Is number 2,995
and the rail joint number 673, SOC.
He has received many compliments
from various railroads and engineer
ing sources for the two devices,
which are practical as well as an
innovation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
SARGENT EXPOSES MCCLURE

/ have no interest in the primaries
tomorrow as far as they relate to the
republican nomination for County Su-
perintendent that would justify me
IN taking part in the three-cornered
fight now going on, but since one OF
the aspirants for the office has op-
posed my work for the last four
years, and since his recent activities
show that he has not yet desisted, l
EEL justified in making few state
ments concerning him. Mr.. 2. b. Nc
'luTe is now busily engaged in max
ing his seventh consecutive binennial
still hunt for the office of county
upertendent. In an article in the
Pleateau Voice of September 9Th. he
Urges the voters to support him for
lis eXperitnce and other qualifica-
ions and for what he did for the
ehools while he was in the Office.
lie implies in this article that the
schools uf stlic county have not Jared
d wGll since his administration. And
OF since he sees fit to speak of his
Publications for the office he seeks,
is only fair to the public to state
What they are. Although he was in
his office for seven years, and no
loubt knows the value OF co-opera-
ion between the teachers of the
ounty and the superintendent, yet
le is the only teacher in this coun-
: who has failed and refused to
make such reasonable and necessary
eports to me as the law requires all
eachers to make, and without which
ny reports to the state superinten-
ent have been incomplete and in
orrect. At any time l could have
topped his salary for not making
lese reports yet ! have been dis
osed 30 disregard his insubordina-
ion. and have treated him with the
ame courtesy that ! have all suther
eaChers. Ec is the only teacher in
he county who has failed to make
Is reports and give the examina-
ions required by law. In addition
this, the gentleman holds no GER
iiicate, of which | have any record,
hat would permit him to teach even
oom school In the county. For this
.lso | could have stopped his school
md his salary at any time.
In spite OF the fact that have
leen thus lenient with him, he has
cen tit to continue his opposition to
ny work and his criticisms of me.
Now he is asking the voters TO place
lin at the head of the school system
If this county, where he will have
he supervision OF $50 teachers, all
If whom hold certificates. | he has
me. he can easily disprove my state
nents by exhibiting the same. II
hese things could be said with re.
gard to either Of the other two can
lidates for the nomination, they
would have been out of the race
weeks ago.
make these statements of my own
record. because | believe the public
$ netitled to the facts herein men
Toned.
Respectfully,
c. G.. SARGENT.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
DENzER POST
FOR H.W. KLUGE

The Denver Post, in its Sunday
edition, announced its support of
Herman W. Kluge of Palisade, for
the democratic nomination for lieu
tenant governor of Colorado.
The Post calls upon the democrat
ic voters of the state to support Mr.
Kluge in the primary tomorrow and
outlines many reasons for his sup
port.
The support of the Post will
probably bring several thousand ad-
ditional votes In Denver and north
ern Colorado to Mr.. Kluge.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
BIG AVIATION MEET IN
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT
Saucer Man May Ride.

o. Marshall, veteran of the Salt
Lake saucer track, may compete in
the marathon bicycle race, to be held
at the Mesa county fair, Sept. %. MIR
Marshall, who is n telegrapher in
the local union depot, is being urged
by bis friends to enter his name Oh
the list. He owns fine lver-John-
son racing wheel, and has ridden IN
very fast company on the Salt Lake
dish. He says he has ridden mile
in less than 2 minutes without pace
and may be one of the hardest com.
petitors for Rex Barber 10 work
against in the race, should he decid,
to ride.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
BIG VAUDEVILLE OPENING
AT THE oRPHEUM WITH ADvAN.
CED VAUDEVILLE.

We are pleased to announce that
we open Monday evening, September
9th, with Rhodes and Mcfarland
Musical Aviators," featuring a spec
tacular musical comedy, Ralph
Rhodes That Saxaphone Nope. ="
Some comedian. Snez Mcfarland, a
singer comedienne, clean, classy and
up to date.
This act carries special scenery
and the latest of electrical appliances
Greatest scenic effects ever seen in
Grand Junction. In connection with
an Imp comedy picture. "Adrlft, ="
and big ictor hit, Taking u
Chance -
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
ROADy KENEHAN

For a great many years Roady
Kenehan was at the head of the Ma
tional Horseshoers' Association of the
United States and Canada. He has
been prominent in labor circles for
great many years. lie is man
of the people. Labor has not better
friend in Colorado. If you are n
democrat, give him your vote Tues
day for the nomination for auditor
OF the state. 9-7-2t
Advertisement
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
HALL STARTS
ENGINEERING
PARTY TO-DAY

+ The permanent survey of the J
!, new Grand Junction-Paradox z
g road will be started today when g
6 Engineer Frank r. Hall, with &
9, force of ten men, will begin Z
q running a line of levels up the Z
6, Unaweep canon, using the gov Z
8 ernment post at Whitewater, z
3 elevation 1896 feeD as the g
Z, base. 9
e The work of surveying the 9.
= entire route will require prob Z;
9, ably two months time and a 9.
g number of local young men g
8 have been engaged to assist in g
g, running the lines to the beau &
2 tiful and picturesque section z
@ which the new road will Z
g pierce. 3
3 6, se 8 8 600 $685. g 9.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Diarrhoea Ouickly cured.

II was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try a bottle of Cham
berlains Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. After taking one
dose of 1t l was cured. 1t also cured
others that gave it to-" writes NJ. y
Gebhart, oriole. Pa. That is not at
all unusual. An ordinary attack oI
diarrhoea can almost invariably be
cured by Que or two doses of tlis
remedy. For sale by all druSS.sts.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
NOTICE.

Let me figure with you for lodge
banquets, dance suppers, etc. 20
years experience; best and coolest
dining room in the city; superior
service; best material | know what
you want.-Harry's Cafe, 122 South
Fifth street. 9-4-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Cnnrht a Hnd CnId.

Last winter my son caught a very
bad cold and the way he eoughed
was something dreadful" writes Mrs
Sarah 4. Duncan Of Upton, Iowa.
I'VE thought sure he was going into
consumption. We bought just one
bottle of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy and that ono bottle stopped his
cough and curedihis cold completely"
For sale by alr druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Remember

That vaudeville is here and here
to stay. Change of vaudeville Mon
days and Thursdays. Pictures
change every night.
Vaudeville matiness "Wednesday
and Saturday, Don't forget at the
oRPHEUM, the house with the va
racity. 9-9-it
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Able tn BE out.

A, f. Relender, who suffered a
broken leg and broken arm in an
accident at Norrie eight weeks ago.
is able to be out little each day. and
soon expects to be hack in business
harness. He is now at his home on
East Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
NOTICE.

The patrons of the old II. L. Hiatt
blacksmith shop will find Phil Ex-
Ter, expert horseshoer, at C. p. Nc
Cary's, where he will be glad to
meet his old customers at any time.
9-5-6t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Reynolds in Pooltown.

Ross Reynolds. court stenogra
pher, was Sunday visitor in Glen
wood Springs, accompanied by DR.
j. w. Duffy of Green River.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Blacklist Rack.

Harry Blackstone returned Sunday
from Palissde, where he has been
looking after his jewelry store.
Frank blackstone will be at the store
In Palisade this week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Clcnring Up Wreck .

j. l.. Pagan, master mechanic OF
the local shops, was at the scene of
the wreck, 4 miles south of the city,
today. experimenting the raising OF
engine 522, which is partly submerg-
ed in the Gunnison river
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Gcncral surerintendcnt Here.

A. B. Apperson of Salt Lake City
general superintendent of the Utah
lines of the Rio Grande, was a bust.
ness visitor in Grand Junction today
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09

Madam Palma, card reader and
clairvoyant, iii South Third street.
9-5-im
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
DesNpdency,

Is often caused by Indigestion aud
and quickly disappears
when Chamberlain's Tablets are ta-
ken. For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
Two DeIiverie

Two Deliveries
The Grand Dairy is now making
wo deliveries each day-murninf
md evening
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-09
GRAND JUNCTION
BOOK STORE

The latest Magazines and Periodicals
always on hand; Crane'5 Fine Bos
Stationery, Blank Books, Legal
Blanks, Sporting Goods and Novel.
ties, Office Supplies, Conklin's Fount
ain Pens, fully guaranteed. Sampl,
line of Fishing Tackles mt % per
cent discount.
$50 Main st. Phone jet. 307
G. II. CRAWFORD. Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
FACH'S LIFE is EBBING
Doctors Despair of Saving Rich
mond County Prosecutor

Thr physicians ~ attendance on Albert
g. Farl District Attorney OF Richmond
County who was shot in his Office by
Mrs elizabeth NJ Edmunds on Monday
gave up hope last night OF the wounded
mans recovery and said that his death
was only a matter of hours. His left
lung which was pierced by one or the
bullets hred by Mrs Edmunds is said 70
be filing with blood and that, together
with the complication Of pneumonia
which set IN Tuesday. has made his re-
covery almost hopeless.
Mrs Edmunds was told ror the 1rst
time last night that the District Attor-
neys condition was critical. and showed
her hrst signs OF grief
When she was asked n she wished 20
make A statement she said that she did
not know why she shot the District Al
torney as he had always been very kind
% her Mrs Edmunds said that she be-
lived thar she drew the revolver and fred
impulsiveIy when Mr Each told her that
he could de- nothing more for her and
that he wanted Her to StOp. bothering him.
Mrs Ejmrnus expressed a sincere hope
f.lf I.r victim would recover.
90 wa learned las, night that she had
received two letters from New York law
vers Yesterday offering 10 take her case
"a iinout compensation. Mrs. Edmund
said that she would answer one Of the
l.rters and that by tonight she would
have counsel
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
Valuable Tapestries Owned by
Slain Architect Stolen.
STILL HUNT FOR THIEVES
Some Person with knowledge Of
Art Objects Carefully Sc
lected the Best.

Tapestries valued q. man thousand
of dollars nave beeu stolen from 'H.
home Of Mrs stanford Whit widow o,
the architect who was killed 0v Harrv
X. Thaw Mrs. White home is near
Smtthtowu. Long Island
While the thefts were committed ses-
eraI months ago. .r was nor known that
the tapestries were missing unr. 3D. few
day- ago when Mrs White. who has
just returned from Europe. began ta
have lor ~ household goods aa.
packed.
The tapestries which are said r0 have
been Of the fifteenth and sixteenth CEN
turtles We're collected Ur stanford
White iu Europe. and were among thr
most valuable OF his arr possessions
After the death of Sir WHIT. th.s.
particular pieces. along with other rare
objects. were removed r0 The Whine
summer place ou Long Island Before
she left for Europe last Fehruar, Mr.
White supervised the packing of tn.
tapestries ln boxes
According ta ,h- story told last a.ah.
the boxes were Still ir Nr. Whites
house and 70 all appearances had not
been tamrersd with. bur tile most val
liable OF The tapestriCs were MISSING
whoever removed them evidently knew
what he was after for only the best
were taken.
Further than 70 say that some tapes
tries were missing members oS Mrs
Whites household declined 20 talk last
night Descriptions of the missing
tapestriee were not to be had
j Sc known. however. that n private
detective agency. with branches all
over the countrr. has been engaged 20
search for the missing art objects and
that men have been sent o. various
art centres Of the country 70 ascor-
tain IF any such articles have been
bought or offered for sale
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
BARGAIN SALES? MY WORD. Z.
They Don't Go in London, Says
Biz English Merchant.

Bargains in London make about as
much o. a hit as an English Joke on
Broadway according 20 r. ". Burbidge,
THE Marshall Field Of London. who ar
rived on the Caronla. Of the CUnard Line.
yesterday M Burhidge ls head Of
Herod's. one Of Londons largest depart
ment stores. and is over here % study
American methods
''Your system of having bargain sales
every other day or so doesnt make 4
20 I'm London said Mr. Burbidse yes
terdsv The English people can under
stand "a special sale once wear for the
purpose Of clearing stock. but they soon
tire Of such bewilderinC succession or
sales as YOU have here. Harry Selfridg.
OF Marshall Field & Co. of Chicago. tricI
o. introduce tine system in London. but
was compelled 10 adopt our way Of doins
business when the D1ycity wore OF.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
OFFER 50 CENTS ON DOLLAR
Creditors Of Retail Clothing House
Will Meet 10 Take Action.

Schedules n baukruptov ~ Hachrtt.
Car1art a Coz incorporated. retail deal
cr. in clothing al Nos 26j and N}l Broad
vav and 40 ua West i2d street and 40.
r-l East l.5th street. show liabilities Sl9o
gl5 and nominal assets s252. .2SS consist
iug of stock 5l6l.ll5. fixtures. St2o7; ac-
counts. Sl5a>o claims for deposit ou lease
and against a railroad company. S.1ss;
cash ON hand, S7o, and cash in nye
banks. S22.91-
The corporation. has also among its as
sets two notes 90 Frederick p. Forster.
president OF the company. on which there
is due E5S093. and he is also creditor
for an unknown amount FOR money ad-
vauced The corporation owed 81 ,lO4 for
wages
There are lS creditors, among whom
are the National city Bank. 10000. Bank
Of the Metropolis $4,000. Germania Bank,
S5O'. each of which IS partly secured
by money on deposit T.. Adler Brothers,
Rochester SIO24 Frankel Brothers. 81.
10: Hackett. Carhart a CO.. S5.6oS. Ham
burger Brothers. Baltimore SIO.0el.
Dauchv a Co.. N.1S.. Kahn. Dreyfus 4
Co. Sj,979. A. r. Nirschhaum & Co. Phil
adelphia. NU7. Levy Brothers Clothing
Company. Rochester sl2.m3: Michaels.
Stein a CO.. Rochester. N0F Tobias.
Greenthsl & Mcndelsou. Si0Sj Vindex
Shirt Company, Baltimore, A0s9 and
Zeeman 4. Grossmau $30o7.
An offer OF composition has been made
TO creditors Of % cents on the dollar
cash. which. IL is asserted. has been ac-
cepted by a majority Of creditors in num-
Ter and amount Of claims.
Judge Holt sent the matter 10 Seaman
Miller Yesterday as special master \
meeting of creditors will be called to act
on the offer In the meantime action OH
proceedings for an adjudication is stayed
until II g. determined whether the com
position r. confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
FATHER OF rs DEAD
Fifteen of His Children Gath
cred at Bedside.

Peter c.. Walker sixty-tour years OLD.
Of No. 5O) South attn street harrison.
y j. died a. MS home yesterday. lie
vas the fatrer OF twenty-five children,
sixteen OF whom are living HIS wife
and family. with the exception Of one
son. who is I'm Scotland. were gathered
around his bedside when the end came.
He was born in Glasgow. Scotland.
BY "a former wife. who died In scotland.
Mr. Walker was the father OF ten chill
drcn or the children LIVING. four are
0y th. former wife. and twelve hy the
surviving one
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
WARY CT PocANTICo RISKS
Insurance Companies Threaten TO
Cancel Policies There.

Insurance companies hav" taken cog
rlzauce oC the disturbance among the
Italians on the Rockefeller estate AZ
Poranuco TInIs and several property
owners hava been informed that their
policies viii be- cancelled unless tine dir
nculty i- quickly settled.
Sheriff William ] Doyle has six depu-
TICS on duty All was reported quiet yes
tcrdar Tn, employees on the estate re-
turned 20 work and IL was said that some
~ the trouble makers had been weeded
ont
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
WHITES TREASURES GONE VIEW MANHATTAN HILDS
European GeOgrapherS Scale
DeCIivitIeS OF High Finance.
IN IuNGLES OF BROADWAY
Savants Also Plunge Through
Unexplored Depths OF Subway
TO Find Extinct Gaynormann.

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New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
.CHlDED FOR COURTHOUSE
Estimate Board S Inactivity Is
Mastery. SAYS Court.

Justice Brady took a ran ar the Board
81 Estimate for its siowness IN beginning
the work OF the proposed new county
courthouse by referring IN a decision rem
de~ed vesterdav 20 the mastery mac
tiv.rv OF those charged with the selection
OF the site The court added that IN
Justice to tho owners rho tite 20 the iand
should boz vested iu tne cirl an the earliest
prsz.hi. moment
Tie decision vas iu tne action brought
r, Samuel Green. owner ~ Nos. g. and 80
Centre street. who wanted the court 20
decide that the city mad taken title. Green
rortend~e that under Chapter IS OF th"
Laws of 1911. enacted oU October -. 4si-'
tB. c.tr had s.N months % take rue 10
t1, land needed for the courthouse. Ihat
would have made the latest date for sGcn
action April y. lsl-
ST. Green wanted 90 know whether the
.,t.e had PASSED % thc city. a. condition
ar-iudlcial 10 his interest a. property
holder mad been created Hr wanted 10
erect "a large loft building on his land. but
with the expectation thar the and was q"
n. taken ry tn. city ne was unable 10
...lt. So. a- mortgage his property Also
,ne city must pay him Interest ou his I'M
yestmeat trem tn- time Hat the uue
passes.
Iust.e. Brady decided tnat the CITY had
NOT Set taken title formally He said
ina. could n. don, 0rir Dy l"sol-uon OF
tre Board of Estimate or confirmation ei
ta, report of tnr courthouse commission.
r.. denied the motion Tor tne court ott-
eialv o. declare the uue vested DO the
cts SAVING thar under the law tne Board
OF Estimate mao the right 10 proceed I'M
m.dia-elv wiki ,A- work Of construction.
which action Wa demanded under the
..... ,spr... ...- of fu.. g11t.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-22
MoToRCYCLIST IN FLAMES
Woman Drags Him Away Just Before
Tank Exulodes

benjamin Mahlowitz. of Brownsville an
insurance clerk will spend bus two wceks
vacation abed in tho Bradford Street Hos
pital. recovering from burns instead of
touring Long Island on his new motor
cycle. But In spite o. this he is fortunate
for he would be- dead man but for Mrs.
MAY Harper. whose husband keeps biz
cycle shop At 40 'Si Glonmoro avenue.
The youth was d'rng the tank OF ms
motorcycle with Easoleuc IN the piac"
YESTERDAY, when the fumes were iGnited
by a gas fame over his head. \ pail or
gssolenc iu hs hands farod up. His
clothing WAS set adrc as was also his
machine. There was hve-galion rcccp-
tacie filled with sssolene close bv. There
was danger of the flames reaching th.s
also The cries of the young man brought
Mrs. Harper from her kitchen.
She rushed into the store. and. grasp
ing Mahlowiiz by the feeet pulled him out
OF 10 the sidewalk 4 minute later the
tank Of gasolene exploded