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Wednesday and Thursday
Griddles. Bread, Cake and
Pie pans. etc, to be dem
ons.Tated.
Sae Tempting Hot Cakes
baked on a Wear
Ever" gTiddle without
grease.
Delicious Bread, Pie, Cake
etc, baked in Wear Ev-
er" pans.
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Hannibal directors a-e after smother
sgTSp g svound adjoining tbs uew
GaIS. The roller Nas agt On The rex
grounds yesterday sad the Players
sTe expecting u ToTk cat O. ;hsn
tcday,
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--xss Enez- doz gszs-'1s accnEa-
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MailaSeV coluan wss grss-es ev s
aeR pitching recruit yesterday morn
sas u he 9srscn II SSE9soa, 5 seusi-
FRO rem ne wii9s a. Sslsneyllle. O.
Tvansr o-tatsoa fSoa, New York vas
wire6 to Dafca Arms. tAa Nasca,
t2as globe t7otsr
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c. 4 GOSSIP

Eddie Herr has released Piseher
Arthar Newman and Fsrst B2ssmzn
L. Rrowe-, both a 81. Leafs
They are bosh t@st nsn and should
hsre ne 5Tophls II lsa6Iag viii soms
esher club.
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WOMEN

Women Of tie highest t7pe.
wezen Of superior educasioa 2a5
rsFipsaszt. whose dicerunsat
and e3sas1s gre weigh, aa3
force Il tker o7inioas highly
praise tie 9e7dsrful corrective
and euraiive properties Of 6aR-
hsrssi1s Ssozach and Liver Tek
Ists ThroaEhsst tie many Stages
4 ~oaans hFe, froa girEaood,
thrp9gh The orieals Of aashes-
so.od 10 tks dsclziag yesrs- there
IS - safer o. nors resabas ned
l1I-< CAaz5s1seias Tablets are
se5 ersr7~Aere ii 2sc a hex.
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Snere They Play
Nsw To-s 81 Rosso1.
pAsEs5slahis 81 B-ooSly1.
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Monday and Tuesday

Monday and Tuesday
Preserving Kettles. Sewing. Pud-
ding Pans. etc. TO be demonstrated
c. Tomatoes and Apples sse~sd
Dee without stirring. Neither
fruit nor vegetable acids affect
-,NearEver- Utensils
Caarred Tomatoes removed from 5
~,sesr-Essr1 Pan without taiuriag
he Tte1ssl
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Were Trey Play.
s. Louis a. Cleveland,
Detroit 81 Chicago.
Bcseea * PHILADELPHIA
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Friday and Saturday

Friday and Saturday
Tea Kettles, Roasters,
Berlin Kettles to be dem
onstrated.
Go Tea Kettle boiled dry
without injury to the
kettle.
& Pot Roast cooked with
potatoes in a "Wear-E
err Windsor Kettle.
Questions answered.
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pR. BRUCE l. cILFNlAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office 9Th Main street ovw
Crooks Z Cor Millinery Eo-a Fan
phone 1so-Black-
Residence All North Fusrh s,,x
Bell phone 12so-Rea
Houss: 1111 q N "a p n Il
D n Sunday by appointment
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~ n. IL IA
PROFESSIONAL cAaDa
PHYslciANa
Dh. W. ?. SHERLOCK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Once y North Fifth Street = -
Howell building. u hs
Ofnce HcuTB-lo TO IL.
p ?. m: evenings. : to 8; Sunday. " J,
". :. HAHTER, M. o. d 4
osteop1thic and Electric tre.,,
2 specially. Once 20 Norm ro.a.a
rtreet Ground floor. ousA
Hours-Io to u q n: tosn
Evenings By appointnen,
Phone Office Iowa l25ARaa. -
dence. Iowa. s70-Red. 'eas
DR.. w. FRANK BROWN
Hours-lo-l1 4 m a:so4.
7:45-s.Co p. N
40 Main Street. Keokus I,
SURGERY AND GyNECoIocy
Or c. J. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEOPATHIC PHysIcIan
T. IL c. A. Building
Office hours to IL m..n,
D. "a Residence Iowa phone iIs,
2 rings. Office Iowa phone 1851 ! ~.
.eaidence 40 NortA Eighxh str,s.
Or. II. 3. WEsTcoTT
DENTIST
ofccs ever Youaker,s store. cornr
Fifth and Main Streets
Bell phone sI0-Black- Huh. phone IL
pR. BRUCE L GILFAlAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office 9Th Main street ON
Crooks Z Coz Millinery Eo-A Hsl
phone Iso-Black.
Residence All North Fuxrth sr,s
Bell phone 11soRed
Hou-s: 1ol1 q n "a ,. - n
.. n Sunday by appointment
On L c. HOWE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
7. II G. h BLDG.
O6scs hcurs:-1e-13: -. ana u
Phcnas: ONCE. Iowa, TasR1:
Rssidncs 7osRa
Or. ). EATON JOHNSTON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Tie only physician pracscins os.>
cpathY In the county. The enIshsout
Al truss fitted and guaranteed. u,
only truss that holds ofHca Nora
side Of Main street. third door abovi
Fifth Phone %. Residencs Ninth md
Webster. Phone 1854 P. o. Loci b,
II, WAsx1w, Ill
DR. r. T. oEWEEa
Homeopathic Physician and surpscA
otece, SIC Main et
Ho1rs: 1c-l2 = IA: rs p n: syenial
Ito 8. Tel Ben 13sa
On. G. z RUTH.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Eorrs: II to Is 4 M and 3sosnA.
No. 417 Equitable Building
DIES MONIES. IOWA
DR. o. ~. ROW.
Assistant stats vssersnann
s1s Elcndeau ssress Kecfnk. los.
once rhone So; residence .aSBask
DR.. !. p. REWARD,
VETERINARIAN.
Graduate Chicago ve.erira-tan O.
lege.
oHce - North Third ssrsse
Barr phores. - BEL. rs Hcna
Residences. i.4T Bell 44ss HcnA
Cal answered nigh. or day.
c'HARRA o.faAaRA, WOOD AM
WALKER
ATTORNEYS AT Law
Corner Of ssh and Main Streets
Keckrk. Iowa
psrseenss ofaeM
Acoisos ". osHa.r1 Keoili
Clifton ]. oFEA<ra - Hamilton
Herr7 s. walker Car.hAr
Earl VI. Wood
CONTRACTORS AND sulLcEae
John N,ycz-E. Builder. srperii
sezdens anEcortracscr for IL kinds o
construction Aiso general fspah
work Prompt and careful attention
giver 70 plans Ra1 estimates Youf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Y.s,erozss Results.
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DR. J. EATON JOHNSTON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Tie only physician pracectns osse
cpathy In the county. The enIthscat
an truss fitted and guaranteed. d,
only truss that holds. of1ca Nora
side Of Main street third door abovi
FIFTH Phone "a Resitencs Ninth md
Webster. Phone 1874 P. O. Loci Bos
Al, Wa-sav. LII
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PROFESSIONAL cam.
PHYslciAna

w. J. HARTER, M. ono
,sseopStnic ana Electric Treatment.
= specially. ofncs 90 No-,s sou
rtreet Ground noor. ous'a
Hours-lo to IL q n; . ms,
Evenings By appointment
Phone-ofnce Iowa i254Red. 80,
dence. Iowa. s70-Red. 'sas
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
3Ne~s, I'ec "

billy" Baxter was Bismarck
visitor Wednesday. returning
Thursday.
Mrs. Carlson left Friday for Cher
bourne, Mimi where she will visit
for a couple Of months
T.. Il. I.esher. Of fruit tree fame.
mas in town Monday and made this
office pleasant financial call.
j a Peterson. "A prominent farm
.er living east Of town, is in the BIS
lnarck hospital. where he underwent
an operation Tuesday
Cliff Stickney disposed u a line
black team Of horses to Charley Oh
SON for $500 Nh Olson will take
them To the Minnesota woods.
Mr. and Mrs (iottlicb fercho
autaed % Napoleon Sunday morning
here they visited relatives and
friends. returning in the evening
ehas. Olson left for Irazee, MINI.
uo s1ay, with six head OF horses.
Mr. Olson intends to work near
there this winter. He was accom-
named by Don Aldrich, who is look
flny after some horses he has there.
Miss Nora Melander completed her
term Of school at l.akevlcw School
M 2, Burleigh county. Monday,
and has returned to her home in
J.rallock. Miss Melander intends
10 attend a business college in Far
gethis winter.
Emil Neuman. living south Of
town, underwent an operation at a
I Bismarck hospitai Tuesday. Some
tirne ago MIR. Ncuman vas kicked
in the stomach by horse. but the
boperation was success. and he Will
SION he around again.
In justice court. Thur sday of last
week. before Judge icckens, in
Dana township. George and BOB
IJxon we're fined SO and costs. j.
". Mikescll was the complaining
witness and charged the defendants
with cutting his fences. States
Attorney Cameron prosecuted.
Frank Glines will build lsx34-
foot automobile garage south OF the
\ 500 track. Mr.. Glines is first-class
maehinist and has had considerable
experience in overhaullng and re-
pairing automobiles. 1t will be a
4 great help to the auto owners OF the
surrounding vicinity Heretofore
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19

they were compelled to 90 to Hazel
ton or Bismarck when in need of re-
pairs. Mr. Gines is u be com
mendcd for his ability and enter
prise which will be valuable ad-
diti0n to the town
Olaf liedblad. living southeast
of town. returned Saturday from
st Paul, after three weeks stay
ia the Iwin Cities. His son. Hell
rner. had to undergo AN operation
for a cataract on one Of his eyes.
The little fellow stood the operation
in good shape and is fast recovering.
Owing to the young blizzard"
and the non arrival Of the musicians,
the dance given by the young people
Friday evening was not largely at
tended, but those who were there
enjoyed themselves and did the
bunny hug. turkey trot" and
the 'grizzly bear" to the classic
strains Of a phonograph.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19
FuaTAIN Front HEN HOUSES
Fsfd Nearest Perfect System Of Ven.
'lasion- Window Openings Cow
ered With Muslin.

sid nearest perfect sys-
Agla'iun which has yet been
a curtain front poultry
ilsis house the windows
aaut glass, the openings
red with common muslin,
g poultry house the whole
= open except two feet
end and six inches next
ne opening being covered
citing with muslin curtain
70 let down at night. This
. filter in at all times, yet
nd in such thin currents
eptible draughts are form
cold weather a supple
tain of coarse burlap is
van the roof in front of the
Y ~ TO shut the hens In a
axe arrangement the front
the burlap curtain. My
4 winter and do not have
With colds. says a writer
@ailse- Almost any poultry
may be made over so as
9 curtain front house with
f9iisle, as the only require
'.t II be made tight on the
and west sides, and the
rave openings of liberal
With muslin. Do not use
'tick woven material. Just
4''islin, rather thin. is the
Z openings are covered with
curtain may be raised
san shines to allow the d.
penetrate every part of
~ NH disease germs. for
PETER germicide than di.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19
ElvBaT0s IS NEEDED
...,,s S Necessary Adjunct to
'''' v0dera Poultry Farm.
-. : Great Extent for
ssp''' a-owth Of Industry
p'sos Pss Fifteen Years
~ s.s .s Operation.

North Dakota Agri-
b Q " ollege.)
necessary ad-
Ias s poultry farm oper-
nci Y commercial basis
ed q extent 1t has been
deco the phenomenal
spOas' sire poultry industry
OWL Atieen years. The
r'hz 6ator and the arti-
ven rendered feasible
y earring of large num-
, l-As- much lower cost
= :. 8ar than under the
= VI amplete dependence
y ~ r., instinct Of the hen Is
T. - q al necessary, ard chicks
pN = much earlier than 1t
~ le to do. The re-
y w. letter numbers of fall
y. - ra pnllets. The pres
~ ..s.ss Tia great broiler indus
- taria ng Young poultry for
= sa,,v aa las been made pos
Y ga ~ use of the incu-
u'e ~ III that the hens usually
. |. s,ovs' ~ and rearing the
s l,p NAV opt solely for laying,
' ..ta. c.a ative immunity is OBJ
-, ...s sg insect parasites, so
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19
IN TOWN AND OUT
Linton Market REPORTS

At Linton, as furnished ii n
Pacific Elevator Company.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19

racine Elevator Company.
Wheat No. I /, Northern &
Wheat No. >. &
Wheat: No. 3, *
Wheat No. 4, - X
Durum: No. / &,
Flax: (old or new &.
o"'s =
Corn ...... =,
Barley y
kye ,....... 49, *
Butter. (tahle) N
Butter, (packingl 9,
cream .. Il
John Jenner was up from Wluors
Tuesday on business.
VIM. Rechtle drove his automolI.
to Braddock Sunday.
L. w. Margaret. of Temsik. va.
a Linton visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Peter schriner is Visiting rel
atives at Perham. Mimi.
DR.. r. X. Ilogue is visiting al
eastern points this week.
Jerry Hart, of Winona, spent Fri
day of last week in Linton.
Anton Klein, of iceland. was hors
on business day before yesterday.
Miss Allie Linderman was lowr
from the Tcmvik country Sunday
DIR. Fuller made professional
trip to Westneld and Hull Monday
p. M. and Cornelius Van soesl
were Linton visitors Saturday last
ID. K. Streeter was in Bismarc!
several days the past week VISITING
friends.
Gerrit A. Haak and Rensie a
Haak were Hull people in tow,
Thursday.
Miss Zelda Hageman is WORKING
in the office Of The register Of decd.
at present
Mrs. Carl AIthoii', Of the Winon;
country, is among those on the sicl
list this week
M. L. Barger and family hay {
gone to Minnesota and Wisconsin
points for visit.
Andreas kelsch has been suffering
from ood-poisoning. but is now Oh
the road to recovery.
Martin Hicks and VIM. Marlaurd
were down from Hazelton Friday OF
last week ON business.
Mrs. +. j. Pietz has returned from
Eureka, where she was called BY thu
death of sister-in-law.
Miss Marie Fritz. Of Eureka
spent the better part of last we"H
visiting with Linton friends
Miss Cecilia Meier, formerly EN-
ployed at Turner's, is working II
the Britts restaurant at present
T.. ID. Brown. am insurance man
from Glendale, N d., was spending
several days in Linton this week
Frank I5rundage, of Dawson, was
in Linton Monday on his way L
Eureka to visit his brother, John
Born. Saturday, December 'th.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Magrlim
a boy. Mother and SON doing we !
A. +, klaIunde was in Linton
Thursday of last week ON his way
home from a business visit at Aher
deem.
Another enjoyable dancing Part,
was given in the opcra-housc lasl
Friday night by Messrs. Smith ahs
Turner.
Dance in the opera house New
Years Eve. December 'lst F,Nlr;
music for this occasion. smith am
Turner. ADV.
Harry Stollcr, formerly Of Hazel
ton. was in Linton Manday on hr
way 10 llerreid, where he 3ill MAKE
his future home.
Mrs. John Hanson, living IN IN
Omio neighborhood, is on the SCI
list and is under the care Of one q
the Linton physicians
Charlie Gillespie Is considerably
recovered from his recent serloei3
scrap with the smallpox. he VII
be out of quarantine soon
Undertaken a III ltSMe 80
called "a Graddock SUNDAY to pf
pare the remains of Mrs. / VI
Long for shipment 70 Minneapolis
Christmas services at the NJ. I.
church mex, sunday, December ~
both morning ard evening. l.yet;
body invited. l:eg. Wiley, Pas tor.
j. G. Trasta, Of Tie EiaddocI
country. was in Linton Monday an
took the Milwaukee from here 70
Arlington. s. d.. whore hs w
spend the winter Peter sqsafaa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19

lrely liyc A Uniform lot
eggs host rasnlts n
foaltl a in mind that the
/ rii-v 0 M e / yroatly INN.
fced tj i
Tie laii, tie operation of the
Pcden aro few and simple.
|finted i s from the manu-
|etureFs eeon,nany the mn.
kIne ma sf,,,,,. ,.,,,.,,,.
4 cags ,,gat .nd alara
fteniion Is essential to the
FIT 81, PROPER location OF
be maci.lg NtHef 10 do with oh.
Pinng 5ey hatch. A dry
Rl-rosa 5'',.',e'''eu III 'n's
The Washington herald., 1912-06-19
MANY FAVOR REDFIELD.
Michigan Congressman Boosted by
His Colleagues.

Michigan Congressman Boosted by
His Colleagues.
Several Democratic congressmen made
statements yesterday declaring them
selves in favor OF Representative William
c. Redfeld's candidacy for the Vice
Presidency.
Representative Frank E Doremus OF
Michigan, who is a delegate to the
Democratic convention, said:
Il have known Mr.. Redfield intimately
during my residence in Washington and
believe him to measure up fully to the
requirements OF the Vice Presidency Of
the United States"
Representative Ashbrook Of Ohio con-
siders Mr.. Redheld "the strongest man
50 far mentioned for the nomination. He
Is one Of the ablest and best informed
members OF the House on the tariff His
speeches regarding tariff have attracted
more attention than those Of any other
member of the Slxty-second Congress-"
Representative Sweet OF Michigan said:
''fr. Redfeld goes into the convention
far better known than is usual with a
Vice Presidential candidate-known BY
his splendid speeches on the tariff They
have been favorably read all over the
country"
Representative McGiIlicuddy Of Maine
claimed to-day that he was one Of the
original supporters OF Redfeld for Vice
President. It consider he is an able can
didate in every way
The Washington herald., 1912-06-19
PENNSY TRAINMBN
VOTE TO STRIKE

Already a majority Of the ToO railroad
enginemen, conductors, and trainmen Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. affiliated with
local organizations Of their brotherhoods,
have approved the proposal to strike, II
was announced at a meeting Of the men
held at typographical Temple last night
OF the 100 men, approximately three
fourths have voted, IL was stated, and
Of those who have voted NS per cent are
in favor of a strike. The other quarter
Of the ballots, officials of the railroad
mems orders said last night. would be
forthcoming by Friday. They said they
did not doubt that a large majority Of
the voters would be in favor Of a strike
The principal speakers last night were
E. V. kapp. general chairman Of the
conductors, and A. J. Kaufman. general
chairman OF the enginemen and firemen
East Of PittsburE.
Reports read last night were that IS
per cent Of the votes cast at PittsburE
S per cent at Altoona, ss per cent al
Philadelphia, and IS per cent at Harris
burg favor a strike.
All the ballots, which represent the
wishes Of about 1900 enginemen. fremen,
conductors, and trainmen on the Pennsyl-
vania Lines East of Pittsburr. will be
counted in Philadelphia next Monday.
John Ward, Of the Order Of Railway Con-
ductors; John Dawson. Of the trainmen,
and H. J. McComas, Of the enginemen
and nremen, will attend as representatives
Of their orders in Washington.
The questions in dispute are contentious
as to payment of yard and road rates
on certain divisions; minimum day pay
ments to extra passenger conductors:
and as 10 certain other matters OF wages.
one Of the principal Of which has re-
suited from the "electrifca ton" of one
Of the Pennsylvania lines whereby II
is alleged conductors, trainmen, engine
men, and firemen have been deprived of
employment at rates of payment they
assert were agreed upon by the Penn
sylvania and the employees.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-19
REMEMBER This Sale Takes 62 62s Northwest
BAND CONCERTS TO-DAY.

By Uuitsd States Engineer Band. Julius
EInpeT. leader. At Potonne PIrk. at
p N.
PROGRAMME.
Maroh, "Brabants" .MHduet
Overture. William Tell .Rossini
FsutnSis. MY Old KsntueEy Home
............................. .DHlhey
lsolo for different instrunsntSl
"Reminiscences q Scotland '......... .Godfrry
Waltz. Stories from the vienna Wood
.............-......--.--..... ....strSuss
sels5tio1, The se-enAds" .HGbet
ssssnads. 'HErloquin's Millions .DTeEo
FHutIAs. "Echoes from the Metropolitan
OpsTa House. s".......................Tob TobSm
Descriptive fantsEe "A Hunting Scene
............................ hueAIosG
The Star spEnEied Banner"
By Uufted Stats Marine Band. william
q. sGntslnEan. leader. At the CApttol. At
Sun
PROGRAMME
March, ''oo=dentaf'' '...........-.....-...s01a
Overture. ''Bssthoren" n"..................L .Lasssn
Andants and Rondo CspricSoso. .MendelSsohn
Waltz. ''Ths Beautiful Blue Danube"
.....-.............s......... .Strauss
D1espEs ron "cGnIlsr4E RustionH"..
....................-........ .NAscagn
SUITE, Peer Gynt" .Gries
CL 'HoruinE.- o. The Death q ASe.-
10 "Anitr1's DEnce." tdD Dance a
the Inps in the Halls q the Mountain
King"
March. True TO The F1AE''........ron Bloa
The star snangied BIuDer."
BY Uutted States soldIsr5' Home Band.
John s. N Zimmerman. director. from
to SD O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
March. 'Jack Tar''......................so sousa
oVsreIrs. 'soldies and s~esthsArts''
.....-...............-....... .BergenholtZ
FSntsEie. Gems Il Stephen Foster Tobani
Contradictions Where Ny Love Lies
Dreaming" Ring de Banjo" MY Old
Kentucky Home "GleDdy Burke
Beautiful Dreamer willie, We Have
Missed You" Nelly Was a Lady"
Hard Times Come Again No More"
''oId Folks at Hone"
Selection. The Bohemian Giri''.......Balfs
Popular song, IF You Talk IN Your Sleep,
Don't Mention Ny Nans''..........Aysr
Excerpts from ''Mszieana". .Hubben
Finale. Mr. Black Man. .Pyor
The Star spanEisd Banner"
The Washington herald., 1912-06-19
VOTE TOMORROW.

The House Judiciary Committee yester-
day decided to postpone a formal vote
end report on the charges OF misconduct
n Office against Judge Robert W. Arch
bald, Of the Commerce Court, until
Thursday. This action was taken to per-
NIT Of a fuller preparation Of the case
against Judge Archibald. The report Is
expected to follow Immediately after the
formal vote. II will be unanimous.
The report will contain specifications
dealing with practically every deal men:
toned during the hearing, nine or ten,
in all. il Is understood. The work OF
preparing the specifications has been di-
vided up between four members OF the
committee who were most active during
the hearings, Webb CDem,) North Caro-
lima, Floyd CDemD. Arkansas, Sterling
CRep). Illinois, and Norris CRep), Ne
bra ska.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-19
PECK INvENTs MoNoPLANE.

Another Washington man has been
added to the already long list Of local
talent in the field OF aviation. Paul
Peck. the Washington bird-man. in a
monopIane OF his own design, which was
built under his direction IN this city
made his initial flight in the machine at
College Park, Nd, yesterday. and sur
prised the experts there with his con-
troll Of the huge mOnoplane.
. The 'monopIane is OF freak construc-
ton. It embodies the best features Of
the Bleriot, Antoinette. and NeupOrt
and is especially adapted for continuous
flight
A deeper pitched propeller will be at
tached 10 the machine within a few
days. and Peck is confident that he Will
be able to negotiate e:ghty-hve miles an
hour.