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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
CITY AND VICINITY

o.. sa,t Lake County Fruitgrowers as
ne,a lt.e lion will be held tomorrow afternoon
Sn Iba rooms of the Murray Commercial
club. beginning at $3.50 o'clock. j, Ed
ward TAYLOR will be the chief speaker
TIE Democratic county committee VIII
,set Tuesday night at s o'clock In. room
90 Of the Hooper building j.; a. Young.
countv ~ chairman, urges all precinct
chairrnen to attend as matters OF hhpoiI
ance will be considered
MlpaEp HASTINGS. the young, girl
who suffered fracture OF the Skull az
Lark some weeks ago by oelng tnro%n
from a horse, has recovered AT tne 'uose
Mercv hospital and left for her nome
yesterday.
BESSIE MAURER was yesterday
,ranted an lnterIocutory decree of d.
yorce from Joseph NJ. Maurer IN tne
Third district court by Judge +. @ Loof-
borrow.
Mss ANNE SWANSON, Il South
s+.tn street, reported TO the police yes
terday morning that purse containing
ss had been stolen from her home dur
Ing the night
FRIENDS OF Karl D. Hardy, cashier
OF the Home Savings q Trust company
are booming him for the nomination OF
county recorder on the regular Repuoi"
can ticket.
MRS. ANDREW JACOBS and B. G.
Lott, both of Lehi, were operated upon
for appendicitis at the Judge mercy nos }s
pital yesterday. Ineif co''u''io' 10
| factory.
j. II. HOFFMAN, en- route to the coast.
ranorte6 10 the police yesterday tnat MS
| spit cnse filled with clothing had been
stolen from the Denver & Rio Grande
depot.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was fled yester-
day In the Third district court by Della
| Holderness against william Holderness'
charging nom support and desertion
NoN.sUPPoRT AND OESERTlON are
| charged by Tessa Ierren In her suit for
divorce from Fred Herren fled yesterday
| in the Third district court.
AN INTERESTING lecture will be de-
|livered by w. w Ritter 10 the parents
class of the Twentieth ward sunday
school this morning.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN BERRY OF
Sandy are rejoicing over the plrth OF
da aushter who has been named Angelina
Evaugellne
W.. n, TOBIAS, member OF the legis'
| Ia ture OF 1911, has announced his can
didacy for re- election on the Republican
ticket
MRS. r. S. DRusY Of Lake Point. is
at the Judge Mercy hospital suffering
from an acute attack OF rheumatism
MRS, JOHN HERsToD of this city
was operated upon for appendicitis a.
the Judge Mercy hospital yesterday
MEMBERS Of Naomi Past Nobl,
Grand club will meet at L. o. o. f. nal
next Thursday afternoon.
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REPORT SUBMITTED
BY FOOD INSPECTOR

Truman Tyrrel, acting food and DAFT!
Inspector. yesterday submitted his
monthly report for July to Mayor sam
uel c. Park. The report shows tota
Of S11 inspections TO have been made
during the month as follows:
Candy stores. 30; bakeries. 81; ice
cream stores. 10. grocery stores, 20l
commission houses, "a; restaurants, ls6
city milk plants. 21; fish markets, %
hotels. Is; dairies. sc; restaurants by
score card, So. grocery stores by score
card. 5S: milk samples. l03; cream sam
plies. 5; notices given dairymen, 8; com
plants on fruit and pastry adjusted, 10
total, SIl
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Music at Hotel Utah.

The Mcclellan orchestra. assisted by
Miss Margaret Summerhays, soprano, will
render the following programme In the
lobby OF the Hotel Utah this evening at
$3.50 o'clock:
Overture, "orpheus in the Under,
world .....,.......,.... OHenbach
Waltz THE Proud Prince Klein
Vocal
t9) i hOOW ,..se 81 LIosS
Obj when Awake" Woodford Sindin
Miss Summerhsys.
Selection, Tales OF Hoffman" .....,
20. 80. Observation-Disclosures Offenbach
Vocal, "If Thou Didst Love Me-,
,-s,.,.-,. .ss,,a,.s. .s...s...- DenZd
Miss Summerhays.
Vision OF Salome' (by requesC
e.. ........,...s...Bo BodeWalt Lampe
"Once There Was an OWL '......,..
..... ...,..,. Victor Herbert
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sbeuberd Here for Yaar.

Charles l. Shepherd the young pianist
who rscentlv returned from Boston. has
decided To s,av in Salt Lake CITY this
winter. He will open up a studio here
The Mason q Hamlin grand piano. which
NJ. Shepherd won in final competition
at the New England conservatory. has
been shipped 10 Salt Lake and Will ar
rive IN q couple Of weeks. At recita
intormaily given TO number OF his
friends a few evenings ago. much sur.
prise was manifested at the wonderful
progress made by the pianist. whose sue
cess is regarded as assured
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RAILWAY ENRl
MEET At WANl
Utah Light "Bovs,, |.
Outing at the po,..
Resort.

The second annual o,.,.
employees of the Utah ' ,s|
way company was held s
wanda Manaamere. About so n
ployees lt'y s Of the lighting. NJ
shop departments at,sst,s|
day 8 programme of atbIs,i, J
events was greatly cnios.a law !.
ing was held under The ,~ ,,...
company section of thu ~
trio Light association NC N
Wherever possible ths
partments were relca.sSS y
IN the morning in o,Ss.u M y
might attend the fcst;rrs;.a rs.
game between the offisss ~
shoPmen was called nj ~ ~
Manager Franklin for Il. H..
Mana ger jenkins for IT. t5s ss' l,
ing the game many ,rI nh.
put in the various po.I,iaN @
field and ontfield ia Je aSS
The office men snces,d,a lsd y
across nine runs in tSs
and though the shopusO' '
ninth inning they were n,,v
come the great lead al IN 4.
and lost by the score a; is y.
Dunbar of the line dan,,,.s. ~ Y
himself an amusing cS,,s
talner during the game ''
The winners and en.r..
rious field events were >, h
Relay race, 200 yardsDs'
denhall and r. E. Dresv, |.
department, winners, In,,;..:
NJ Scott and G. Smith, In, ,
department; E. E. Frank.
Afring'on, a shop depsrtrs.
tempest and George Natj,,
ing department; d 0. A. E,,',
e. Kennedy, electrical al j,
Leslie Nimms and Joe Rr,,s
department. d
Free-for.all Io0.yard a.,
Smith, winner. Entries-I|j
LELAND, Smith. Swift. Car
rington, Davis, Taylor. S.l
Swyers, briggs, 0bera.
Dash for tat men, l0O n
Kennedy, winner. E,l
Swyers, Eddy. Ksnnelly
Jones, Bishoff, Franklin, Glr
Pole.climbing contest b
fifty-fot pole erected in ~
Conett, II % seconds, Ia
tries-Swyers, Conett. M,Ai
Pole-climbing contest fcr
NJ. n. Farr, % As seconds. \
tries-Heiseman, Farr, Cam
Relay race. motordrome i
of four men-Garison, Mel,
lor and Dresser. winning
tTies-Eddy. INITIAL, Byw5is
ton; Farr Blair, Jones. B.
nelly, Edginton, Dunn, fte
Line-throwing contest. 1
inch line over 50-foot POLE
winner. Entries-swyers, Y
lumbia. H. P. Tame. A, ]. IN
i'll. Wilson, Bias,
Ball-throwing contest-L
SO yards, winner EUtHe
Franklin. Blair, Gulbraus'
Nettle, Garrison.
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roll of Uncle Sam. And yesterday the
government official swore out a warrant
charging her with having embezzled
$S04.
She was removed from office last
month after the inspector had checked
her accounts
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RA|LROADERs BEAT
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Lagoon Game Victory for the
Transportation Club by
Score of 81 to 9.
STAR PLAYS NUMEROUS
Contest Is Filled With Thrill
ing Incidents; Losers Want
Chance for Revenge.
STAR PLAYS NUMEROUS

Transportation club II, Commercial
club Q.
Twenty real baseball PLAYERS. not the
kind that are hired by the major or minor
leagues. but the kind Of baseball players
that plav the game because they love IL
and want TO see that the natlonal game
is PLAYED right are under cover tooa9.
some OF them are in the care OF one OF
more doctors; others are under the care
Of loving wives, - ,,,,.d
They are a badly battered, bruised
twenty. but they have the satisfaction
Of knowing that they put up one OF tnS
best baseball games that has peen piaSeo
in long time. -
Despite the appearanty uneven score,
the game played at Lagoon YESTERDAY
afternoon between the team OF the salt
Lake Transportation club and the team
OF the Commercial club was one OF the
most Interesting ever seen In Titan,
One or two OF the plays made by some
Of the players would have been wired over
the country had they been made by some
big league man. a long drive to the CEN
ter field with three men on bases. long
run for the ball, catching II and then u
quick double play, we're but an Incident
OF the game A ''ount' from the batter
and he making first base, the man on
first making second and the man on
third coming home, furnished another
little play that won the approval OF every
fan.
From these two teams We can get
a team that can beat any club In the
Union league" said one OF the fans.
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Florence Jepperson Home.

Miss Florence Jepperson. contraltc. OF
Provo, who recently returned from Bos.
ton. VIII spend the summer there with
her parents. ass Jeppersons progress
In a musical way the last season has
been rapid. She has been offered a
position with Boston opera company,
but she prefers oratorio and concert
work. and so far these propositions have
been declined. Miss Jepperson sang Iast
year In the Commonwealth Baptist
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Superior Battery Work.

That the Commercial club had good
team was freely admitted by the rail-
readers. Ames pitched for the CONNER
cial club team In the fourth, fifth, sixth
and seventh innings. While at times he
was little wild. he showed speed and
curves. The same is true of Empey, who
In the eighth inning struck out two men
and with an assist put out another man
That the Commercial club team did not
get more runs is due largely to the bat.
terry OF the railroad team and to the SUI
pero assistance that was given the bat.
tery: The pitching OF Lees with tho
catching OF Rnickerbocker and the as
slstance OF the team shut the CONNER.
ninss. -"
The coaching Of J. H. Davis and r r
MCDONALD for the railroad boys and IN,
coaching, until he went into the position
OF umpire, OF Dr.. Hewett for the CONNER.
cial club. were features.
That the Commercial club Is mt sa,Is
fied with the defeat OF yesterday was EVIL.
gent last night when II announced a chaI.
isnge Tor another game for a side bet o.
soo0' winners to take the wager none,
and all the gate receipts
The score Of the game Yesterday af,a-
noon by innings Is as follows:
lrehs' club ,.......-.4 3 Snol %
Norn. clup -....-,-,s.0 0 o s o / o O.
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A. s. Jones, OF the Lee Pharmacy.
Chico, Cal, who has handled Foley &
CO.'S medicines for manv wears, SAYS:
II consider that Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound has no equal, and is
the one cough medicine I can recon.
mend as containing no narcotics or
other harmful properties The
genuine in yellow package. =
Schramm-J johnson Drugs.
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Concerts at the Post.

The Twentieth Infantry band, directed
by Antonio de la Mora, Will this morn
ing at 10;15 o'clock sive the hrst OF
series OF four concerts. Those during
the week will he given at o'clock Tues
day, "wednesday and Thursday. a cor
Ilai invitation is extended 20 the public
10 attend The following excellent pro-
grammes have been preDared:
sunday morning at 1915 O'Clock
March, "'fhe Harmony Club .,... Unolorn
Overture to "Tannhauser ....... wagner
Two step. 'u and | Club Eckhan
Waltses. "cn the Beautiful Blue
serenade. LA Paloma" ......... trader
Paraphrase. ''ln the Deep Cellar" 49,;
..... ................ .LoVenoers
Po;pourri "a Night in Berlin" ,.,:...-
Tuesday night at o'clock
March. "on Delaware Shore" ..,. Allison
Overture, Poet and Peasant" ;Suppe
.in,ermeSzo "The Golden Rod. Mckinley
Selection. ''ETnani,. -. ...,,.... Verdi
Waltzes. Merry Comrades" -. .Vollstedt
Medley overture "Arrah Wanna" Morse
Wednesday night at 6 O'clock
March. ''rhe Fighting Army 80, Buglione
Overture LA GlZza Iadra' 49,. ,RosSini
IntermeZzo. Hidden Treasures" Brooks
Selection. The Daughter of the Regi-
Inent ,.--.. .......,..,..,: .DoDlSettl
Waitzss. "The Dollar Princess" 80. Fall
Medley overture "Blts of Broadway
Thursday night at o'clock.
March, "a eolus' ...... ....,..,.... .Morsc c
Overture Fra Dlavolo" ,..., .Meyerelles
lntermezzo. con the Bosphorus" .Lincke
Selection. Don Juan. Mozart
Affinity Natzes ...... ............, Scott
Mediey overture. blue Ben, chattaway
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Gifted Young Pianist

Whose
Pianoforte Placed Her in The Front Ranks ua
Through Her Excellent and Ar
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church. one of the most prominent
churches OF Boston. 1t is hoped by
friends of Miss Jepperson that she will
appear in recital during her brief stay
In Utah
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Grove, n. j., to attend the annual con-
vention OF the National Association OF
Organists.
Spencer Clawson, Jr, has gone to Brigh-
ton for few days of vacation
Alexander Heinemann, who Is spending
the summer teaching in San Francisco,
will take his departure eastward within
a month and Will stop for a day to visit
Salt Lake friends
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Umpires Job Unenviable.

That the Job Of being umpire is not a
pleasant one became evident In the cary
part Of the game At the end an ot tne ~ fhba aba
Commercial club team. assumed the
thankIess job. To the credit OF the doctor
It may be fairly said that his decisions
were fair on eye5E occasion ,ba Tc,.sn Tho best
player that either team had was f. n
knickerbocker. II Is but paying small
compliment TO say that had the assistant
Short Line devoted his time TO baseball
instead OF railroadine he would be in one
of the big leagues today. Fred's work
behind the bat" was surprise even TO
those who know him as good baseball
player.
The Commercial club had good team.
but Il WAS outclessed. There was only
one time in the nine innings that the
color AT the end of the first half OF
the fourth inning the ra a!lroad men had
total OF thirteen runs to their credit. the
Commercial club team had to Its credit
three large ciphers.
What the Commercial team did in the
last half of the fourth inning was shame
full. Every member OF the team had one
or more tries at the bat and when the
Commercial club team had a total OF eight
runs to It's credit. If the errors in the
last half OF the fourth were reported
against the railroad men II would be such
q list that at least five OF the team would
want to quit the game forever.
The end Of the first half OF the fifth
inning showed that the railroad boys
were not only conyalescent but had fully
recovered. The same Is true of the last
half OF the fifth inning, But the rail-
road boys had something coming to them
and they got 1t good and plenty In the
first half Of the sixth inning. Their first
two men at the bat were among their
hardest hitters. The first man drove g
long fly 20 the left field, He was nearing
The left fielder had made one OF the
longest runs seen in Utah In a long time
and had caught the ball. The second
was long run. high jump, a catch and
throw TO first base that would have
done credit to any big Lacquer. Tho third
nan at the hat Ufnnne6 ~
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Music for Every Taste.

The programmes to be played at Lib
erty and Pioneer parks today offer such
every visitor finding a number APP
pealing to his taste. The Liberty park
concert is from $3.50 until $50 o'clock.
the Pioneer park from 6 until O'Clock.
The programmes follow:
March. sour Senator's" w. p Chambers
German Liederkranz Potpourri,"
(new) ..:-.--.-~-,....Th Thomas Tobani
"A Little Story dntermesze; new5
Hen Roost PATROL (comiaue; new)
Synopsis: Hen Roost Pete starts on a
nocturnal chicken expedition. stops to
resumes his journey and approaches the
hen roost: is discovered and shot at: yels
and falls down: is carried home on
all the colored folk join in a joyous
chorus.
Selection from ''Mlkado". 80, A. Sullivan
young werners Parting Song" from
''The Trumpeter From Sakkingen'
..,... ....H..........V. K Nessler
Sole. for cornet. played In the dis
lance Prof. &. Mollerup. ''''''
wild Flower Morceau." (new) .....
Winter" descriptive fantasy on the
popular song Of that name; played =,
Synopsis: Assembly call; all aboard for
the sleigh ride; storm: arrival at the
roadhouse; country dance; skaters waltz:
homeward bound: the race, the smashup;
the sleigh is all smashed to pieces and
we will have to walk home; winter.
Triumph OF Old Glory" (our prest-
| dents march; new) Arthur Pryor
Finale. '-Star Spangled Banner
At Pioneer Park.
March. "Dreadnought," (new) F, II. Losey
| Selection The Rollers Alberti
! "Gondoiers," gnternczzo) ...... Powell
Waltz. THE Pink Lady ....,-,... Caryll
Overture. Belle of the Village. .Boullon
Alta" ddyll; new ...;..:;.;;. Losey
March. Columbia new. .... Brooks
| Finale, Star Spangled Banner"
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Montgomery's Band saltair today.
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Tabernacle Recitals.

Following are the programmes ar
ranged for the free organ recitals glver
each MONDAY at the tabernacle for this
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-10-03
Mr.. Rucker Dead.

Walter H. Rucker, 90 years old,
formerly proprietor of the South
Side Drug Store in this city, died
last Monday in Colorado Springs,
where he had gone for his health,
undergoing an operation there
one day last week. lie sold his
business here last spring and went
to his fathers home in Sturgeon.
Later he took down with the ty-
phoid fever, from the effects of
which he never fully recovered.
The father and four brothers
survive him The brothers are
RObt. Rucker, Jr., of Moberly
Leslie and Ellis Rucker, of Stur-
geon, and Marvin Rucker, of
Clark.
The body was brought back
home for burial, interment at
Sturgeon yesterday.
Mr.. Rucker was an exemplary
young man and was high up in
Masonry. lie was Eminent Com
mander of Crusade Commandery.
Knight Templars, in this city, and
died i'll office, and belonged also to
Mexico Lodge No. 544, A. f. & A.
NJ; Mexico Chapter No. 26, II. A.
NJ; Centralia Council, No. "a
Crusade Commandery No. 23,
Knights Templar, and Ararat
Temple of the Mystic Shrine, and
was also a member of Mexico
Lodge b. p. O, Elks, and of Mex
leo Acric, Fratcrnal Order of
Eagles.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-10-03
Anti-Single Tax Speeches.

The Audrain County Anti-Sin-
gle Tax League has arranged
meetings in the county during
this week as follows:
Bryan's School, on Young S
Creek, Hon. f. A. Shannon, Fri
day, Oct. 4, 7 80 p. m.
Farber, Hon. E. A. Shannon
Tuesday, Oct. l, 1880 p. m.
Rush Hill, Hon. z. A. Shannon,
Monday, Sept. 30, 1880 p. m.
Cant, Hon. Dave Robertson,
Friday, Oct. 4, 7:30 p. m.
Bean Creek, Hon. S. D. Stocks,
Friday, Oct. 4, 7:30 p. m.
Beagles, Hon. A. G. Whitson
Tuesday, Oct. l, 1912, 7:30 p. m.
Thompson, Hon. S. d. Stocks,
Tuesday, Oct. l, 80 p. m.
Jackson School, Hon. H. P,
warden, FRIDAY, oct. 4, :3O p. IN
Laddonia, Hon. A. G. Whitson,
Hon. E. A. Shannon, Saturday
Oct. 5, 1912, 1880 p. m.
Laddonia, Judge R. D. Rodg,
ers, Saturday, Oct. II, 1880 p. m
The Campaign Committee re
quests that places for speakers be
provided by the residents of eacI
place, and the voters be notified
by telephone, of the meetings
Committeeman and interested
persons are expected to complet,
these arrangements.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-10-03
PARIS GIRL
IS SLAIN
MARRIED MAN SHOOTS HER
AND THEN KILLS SELF.
Found Out That She Did Not
Like Stage Life.

Paris, Mo, Sept. 25.-Lucille
May, the actress, who was slain
by Harry Hector, wrestler, at
Nincennes, Ind, Saturday night,
was buried here this afternoon
following funeral services at the
Christian Church by Rev. f. w.
Allen.
Miss May was a cousin of Mrs.
+. w. Siebert of Paris and passed
the summer here, falling in love
with the town and its people to
such an extent that she asked to
be buried here when she died, lit
tie dreaming of the immincnce of
her own death at the time.
She sang at the Paris Chautau-
qua, became a member of the Mis-
Slonary Society Of the Christian
Church, and so dcported herself
as to win the esteem of the towns
people, the floral offerings at her
funeral being many and beauti-
full.
Hector threatened to follow her
to Paris and last summer dogged
her with registered letters. The
last reply she made to him was
from Paris. In it she plaintivcly
voiced her new-found happiness
IN getting "A taste of home life and
winning the regard of friends.
II found out, " she wrote,
that ! never enjoyed life as |
should have and as | though [
had. thought up to this summer
that ] had had as good time as
any girl, but hadn't. | have had
such a good time and crave more.
Don t you think you are awfully
SelfishY You have lived great
ueal III your lie and have really
lived"
The letter referred to her en-
Joyment of girl friends of her
own age, lamenting that she had
been on the stage since baby
hood, and begged Hector to cease
troubling her, mentioning his
wife and child and the deception
practiced on her. When she met
Hector she believed him to be
unmarried.
Mrs. Helen May, her mother, is
prostrated and will remain here
this winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-10-03
WORCESTER ITEMS.

We are to have n blacksmith.
Phil Rogers has rented the Dud-
geOn building and is repairing it
and preparing to open a shop.
Wheat sowing is about over
The moderate showers in Septem-
Der made the season early. There
is some talk of chinch bugs.
E. M. Crooks has just completed
large silo, the first in this neigh
borhood and we are watching the
experiment He will feed to fat
tening steers.
Several of our neighbors are
building substantial barns this
year. Albert Erdel, Joe Pfeifer
Frank Paige, Ed. Atchison and
others are in on the list. People
are progressive, in the spirit of
enterprise if not political.
The Llttleby Baptist Sunday
School voted Sunday to continue
Sunday School another quarter
before going into winter quarters.
In our last letter we promised
little write up of the Littleby
Sunday School annual picnic out
ing. We did not give the write.
up for different reasons but the
outing was given by the girls OF
the school to the boys as result
of the red and blue contest and
was a great success all right.
Geo. Green and wife, W. C. At
kins and wife, lIcrrod Hopkins
and Misses Anna Crawford, Cor
die Bolts and LIcinda Talley at
tended the Audrain Baptist Asso
citation at Union church last week
Mrs. W. :. Cable is visiting il
lhe hlnguOm OF CallaWay.
Gather Berry, +. NJ, Crook
and others are starting cattle OF
feed. There Is a difference O
opinion on the opening price o
new corn. We hope it will be bet
ter than oats.
Hcrrod Eoplirs End brothc
Carl came near having a scriou
accident Sunday. In leavin
church somehow the horse upse
the buggy, tossing the occupant
clear of the wreck. They escape,
with only a few bruises.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-10-03
Quartz Looks Like Gold.

Laddonia, Mo-, Sept. 27.-Ja-
cob Williams and Frank Brakel
who are sinking a shaft for the
Laddonia Coal Company just east
of town, at a depth of eighty-five
feet struck a flint rock with q
quartz very much resembling
gold. 1t will be sent to the School
of Mines at Rolla for examina.
ton.