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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

On the Eleventh East car line three
blocks from the new high school. and
one block from a grade school. is a mod
ern six-room bungalow that you must
see 10 appreciate. The lot Is T5 # by
135 It. There are lawns, front and rear.
with beautiful flowers, hedges, vines.
shrubbery and abundant shade and fruit
trees. 1t is a pleasure 70 show this class
OF property. Call for our car, and get
price and terms.
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$1,000
Down and $4,000 on easy terms will buy
the best 6-acre tract OF land in the coun-
t.. Only miles from city. Good brick
house with shade trees and lawn. Half
planted to bearing fruit trees.
To Trade for City Property,
100 acres OF Box Elder county farm
land All leveled and ditched. Water
right worth S35o0, Brick house and out
buildings,
4. n SNOW DEVELOPMENT CO,
Farm Specialists
116 E. End So, Phone s012
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STOP THAT RENT!
An ideal home for sale, between 18th
and 18th South near State street.
ONLY 5000 CASH. $50 A MONTH.
Has bedrooms, combined living and
dining room and large kitchen with built
in buffet Excellent supply OF pure water
piped into house. Site 30 feet front by
100 feet deep. Graded streets, cement
walks. shade trees, all included.
PRICE ONLY $21oo.
Act at once Best value In the city.
KIMBALL & RICHARDS,
Land Merchants
Phone $685.
b6-5s Main Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Tel. Wasatch 2%4.
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JUST PLAIN FACTS
DOLLARS WILL MAKE DOLLARS
WHEN PROPERLY INVESTED.
THE ADVICE
OF the greatest financlers of the world is
TO buy unimproved real estate adjoining a
growing city
BEAUTIFUL HoMEsITp ADDITION
that we are offering the public, is located
on 9TH East Just north Of Wandauere: no
finer tract Of ground can be found In the
state.
HoMEsITE ADDITION LOTS
are selling from 5000 TO $3.50 per lot on
the remarkably easy terms Of IS cash
and $3.50 monthly, Lots equal to these
have never been offered the Salt Lake
public at such prices and terms. We are
selling these choice lots daily. and II you
want one on these terms you will have to
act quickly.
9TH EAST STREET
is now being paved and when finished will
he like 9th East. These lots will then
bring three times what we are asking
for them.
JUST ONE LEFT
we have built FIVE nice bungalows In
Honesite Addition since May. four are
sold and occupied 800 cash and $50
monthly will secure the last one, See this
bargain today.
LET US SHOW YOU
TIOMESITE ADDITION.
A. M'KELLAR & CO..
63s w. 2nd SO.
SsSsSSsS2
sssSSssSSS$ssss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Beautiful. new. ive-roon house. just off
OF eth East. Large living room, dining
room. two bed rooms, bath room. and
kitchen. front and rear porches, cemented
basement. At $4,000 this is. to say the
least, reasonable. The terms are liberal
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.
HERE Is PROGRESS.
WHAT
$3.50. $500. s400. $500
CASH WILL DO FOR A HOME.
$3.50.

$3.50.
For $3.50 down and SIS per
month we Will sell you choice
lot, 50x125 TO alley; cement walks
and shade trees and build you
fine little home with three
rooms, front and back porch.
closet. Kitchen cabinet, etc,
Choice surroundings, well located.
between two street cars All for
$1,000
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VETERINARY SURGEON

8. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept. is. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalog free c.
cisco. c1sls
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JOIN THE BACK K-To-THE-
soil' movement and have every
dollar you earn for Your own.
You can do II and do II easy
Park Valley is Offering wonderful
opportunities to those who have
foresight and judgment. Park
Valley is enc of the richest sec
tions of land to be found any
where. We want II populated and
are willing to make concessions 10
get settlers IN this valley.
Therefore. we are selling this
land at SIS and $3.50 per ere.
on terms that are most generous,
and which give you an opportunity
to pay for it from the crops pro-
duced.
Now, II you really want prop-
osition that has a future to II,
Park Valley Is the place.
These lands are going fast and
YOU Will have to act quick IL you
are going TO be one OF those who
Will profit from Park Valley In
vestment,
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.,
SIG Newhouse Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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$500.

For $500 down and SEQ per
month, new four-room, well-ar-
ranged. cheerful home, with
porches. closets. built-in cabinets.
basement ard other modern con-
veniences, on a large lot in OUT
beautiful Wagstaff addition, east
on 18th South. Excellent car serv-
Ice. Only $4,000
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SMITH. TARPET G. SMITH.
Els Newhouse bldg. Phone Wasatc tch 5I5S
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OPTICAL PARLOR

G. NJ. PETERSEN. 6s EAST 4TH so.
Glasses ground and fitted to your eyes.
50 a pair and up; frame, 76c up; lenses
duplicated. Too each and up. Scientific
Accumulation only 81. Examination Srss
when purchasing glasses. Wasatch
2426-M. 1920
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application; household refrigerators.
oarom and pocket billiard tables. bowling
aIIevs and supplies. Brunswick Balke-
CoiIender CO., $50 TO 100 South eth West.
Phone wasatch &5s. a4osd
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UNDERWRITERS.

FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE. LIMITED
number copies OF ''Your Own Collec-
tor; whole books s6; half books $3.50;
quarters $3.50, Address MS. Tribune.
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S0VUo
For $500 down and $50 per
month. a very pretty hve-room
notified brick. rake Joint home.
with large front porch, pleasant
screened back porch and up-to-
date sleeping porch and break
fast room, built-in bookcases and
nantel. art glass dining room
buffet and fine kitchen cabinet
with cooler, good plumbing
throughout. up-to-date electrical
fixtures, cheerful living room and
reception hall. Really a pretty,
inviting home, ready by Septem-
Der 1st. just off 9th East. Only
s3t50
We advise quick action, as they
are rare opportunities.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG.
COMPANY,
220 Kearns Bldg.
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S40n.

For s400 and s25 per month. q.
effect home now ready for oc-
cupancy. with four rooms, sleep
ing porch. screened back porch.
bullt-in bookcases, mantel, cleo
trio lights. cement walks around
house. stairway. bath fixtures and
all nicely arranged. Choice south
east district Only $3.50.
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BETTHYON HOME BUILDERS COM.
PANY

BETTnyoN HOME BUILDERS CON-
PANT,
FEW GENUINE BARGAINS.
$4,000 buys Blls new 5-room, modern.
pressed brick bungalow. Has basement,
McGce furnace. sleeping porch. built-in
buffet Kitchen, nice electric fixtures,
French windows. A real beauty, East
front Lot 4ox157 to alley On bench.
Easy terms. Don't miss this.
$4,000 buys 7.room modern brick: walk
Ing distance. On eth South. Easy terms,
$3.50 cash, $50 per month buys s-room,
modern brick OH corner close In. $4,000.
full, new 4-room modern brick bungalow
Large lot, lawn. shade, garden. coops.
Fine southeast location. s25oo.
SPECIAL SNAP
Beautiful country home, Close In on
new Holiday car line. u acres in bear
is lots, each one worth 5000. Get busy
TRACKAGE SNAP
4olxo9, northwest corner OF 9th West
and Ord South SITS. s2700,
LOT SNAP.
Nice building lot; walking distance;
north. s675 on terms.
Just to remind you; We Write Fire
Insurance.
Don't fail to see our windows.
BETTILyoN HOME BUILDERS CO..
10 and IL East Third South ST
Wasatch 2oso, 1899
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OSTEOPATHY
CHIRoPRACToRs

CECIL & CECIL, 1.-THE CEIROPRAC
tors II sick, try us Get well Con-
sultation free. Room 4os. 2S5 South
Main. g3
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COUNTRY HOMES.
FARMS. FARMS.

% acres. close to Holiday car line, with
an excellent 4-room house; water in
house. electric lights and fixtures;
good. large street frontage; $50 bear
ing fruit trees, 1000 currant bushes.
large, raspberry patches, strawberry
patch, barn, chicken coops. hay shed.
The owner has taken 500 OF the
property this year and the large fruit
is yet to be gathered Let US show II
to you
Price $4,000.
acres OF ground In Holiday; 4-room
brick house, barn, chicken coops. $50
bearing fruit trees, large strawberry
and gooseberry patch; one fine horse,
worth 5000; excellent Jersey COW:
over 100 chickens; excellent water
right. Let US run you out and show
you this beautiful house and farm.
Price $4,000.
Right on the Holiday car line, with I'M
provenents worth over half the SELL
ing price: 4-room. good brick house:
electric lights. water in house. good
barn. chicken coops, 250 bearing fruit
trees, acres OF excellent ground
good water right,
Price $4,000.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
% e. First South Street.
Tel Wasatch 244.
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In Big Cottonwood we have a 1o-acre
fruit farm. The soil is the best. Large
number of bearing fruit trees. and also
a number OF shade trees There Is g.
room brick cottage on the place This
would make fine summer home, Can
sell at great sacrifice.
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Anyone wishing to get back TO the farm
and not wanting too large place. can
do no better than purchase this 2o-acre
property, with full water right. IN the
famous Bear River valley. acres in
12-year-old Gano apple trees. literally
Jonathan and Winter Banana apples; 8
acres In alfalfa: 2 acres In potatoes and
other vegetables. There Is a small house
and barn and two excellent cemented ap-
pie cellars. This farm Is nade-no walt
Ing for trees TO mature, It ts but one
mile from a. railroad station. With a
few cows. a large flock Of chickens and
the fruit II already produces. nfe In the
open and independence are yours. Price
liberal. Terms easy
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OLD FEATHERS

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MADE INTO WILLOW PrUMESs
coulbings made into switches log 3.
End E 1872
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LOT SNAP
Nice building lot; walking distance
north Se15 on terms.
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We've q large city listing. and that Of
our farms IS particularly complete. The
famous Bear River valley lands and Eol-
Iiday and Cottonwood properties are
speciality with US.
SMITH, TARPEY & SMITH,
6l5 Newhouse bldg. Phone Wasatch 576S
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We loan money on real estate and buy
real estate contracts. We Will build you
home after your own plan on very easy
ter1ns. Sec us for the present-day bar
gains.
FRITSCH. QUALITY HOUSES,
201-2 Felt Bldg, Wasatch 1857
e153
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SPECIAL! SPECIALl
Just on 9th East and ,7th South. A.
garden, chicken coop, splendid little
home. Only $4,000; $50 down and $40 per
mo. Think OF II. within walking dis
tance! Don't fall to see this. seeing
SMITH REALTY CO,
Was 1883. 2o2 Hooper Bldg.
R1se
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GERTRUDE z. BENJAMIN, W. n
LOUISA STEWARD, Secretary.
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Just to remind you; We Write Fir
Insurance.
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On the east bench we have a beautiful
$-roorn. new, modern brick bungalow.
Location Is IDEAL Beautiful view # tho
valley We can sell this for $500: $500
cash and SO per month, Can you beat
it1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

5000 cash, $50 per month, buys beautj
full, new 4-room modern brick bungalow
Large lot, lawn, shade. garden, coop:
Fine southeast location. S2500.
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO
6. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings third
Tuesday of each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited
"A MARCEL, W. 81.
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LYNDs CHAPTER NO.
!, Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple. Stated
meetings first Friday
each month Visiting
members Will receive q
cordial welcome.
JENNIE r. BRECKON.
w, M: NELLIE r.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO..
10 and IL East Third South ST
Wasatch 2030. 1899
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East bench, near the university
and high school. home for $4,000 on
terms. Lot 24Xi0 rods. All spe-
cial taxes paid. n is a bargain.
Don't fail to see IL
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND uNIMPRovED.
LOOKING AROUND.

would like 10 have sn interview viii
the man who is looking around" fo
home or good building lot.
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TRACKAGE SNAP
4olxo9, northwest corner OF 9th Yves
and Ord South SITS. s2700.
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Beautiful 5-room. mod. brick house.
out S. E, large front and rear porches:
hardwood finish throughout Elegant
fixtures In kitchen and bath. Full ce-
mented basement and cement walks
around house. Easy terms.
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
5. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings 6 p "A.
first Monday Of each
month Masonic temple,
corner Second East and
First South. Visiting
members cordially in
vitAd
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$3.50 cash $50 per month buys 8-room
modern brick OH corner. close In $4,000
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-08-06
0R0zC0 READY
TO ESCAPE:
FE[.)EEnIlAl-S
STEAM IS Up IN FIVE ENGINES and
TRAINS ARE MADE up TO TAKE
The general AND HIS REBELS
OUT or IljAREz
.SALAzAR HAS Been
LOCATED HE Says

Juarez, Mexico, Aug. G.-Pascual
Orozco, chief OF the Mexican revolu-
ton, is still in Juarez. He was seen
this morning by a representative of
the Associated Press. He declined
to say when he would leave Juarez,
but six locomotives were steamed up
at noon, headed south. It was an
noInced in Juarez that 80 bridges had
been burned this week by rebels be.
tween MADEIRA and Guzman, to prevent
the federals following north.
Five engines were prepared at noon
in the Juarez yards and railway equip.
ment prepared, General Orozco re.
mains noncommittal regarding his
plans, but declares that Salazar has
been located and that he remains in
the Casas Grandes district.
If the movement into Sonora is
contemplated the rebel forces here can
proceed by train southwest on the
Mexico Northwestern railway for
seventy five miles as far as Guzman
to which point the destruction of the
road from the south has been ordered
discontinued by Orozco.
Ell Paso, Texas, Aug. 6.-Represen
tatives of the Mexican government de
clare that General Sanjines has caught
the forces Of the -ebel leader, Ine2
Salazar, in a trap near Casas Grandes
The Mexican consulate here was in
wire communication with General
Sanjines early today, it is said.
Washington D. c., Aug. 6.-Favor
able report on the senate resolution
appropriating 100000 for the relic
and transportation of refugees from
Mexico was today agreed upon by
the house military committee, which
amended it to make the fund avail
able for al! points along the Mexican
border.
The original resolution provided fol
its use at Ell Paso, Texas, only.
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y Chicago, H., Aug. 6.-Colonel =
y Roosevelt was interrupted by a y
\ spectator demanding to know \
y What about the liquor traffic" =
= during his speech today. =
: The Colonel waived the ques- \
= ton aside with this reioinder: y
\ oh, go to a primary school or \
Y something" =
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y ROLLA WELLS WILL =
HANDLE SLUSH FUND

y Trenton, N. j., Aug. Gov \
y ernor Wilson announced today y
y the appointment of Rolla Wells, =
\ former mayor of st. Louis, to be
y treasurer of the national demo-
y cratic committee, and Charles
y r. Crane Of Chicago to be vice
y chairman of the finance commit =
y tee of which Henry Morgenthau
y of New York has been chosen
y chairman. :
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sLAYERs CAUGHT,

ROSENTHAL SLAYERS CAUGHT.
Spenser, Mass, Aug. 6.-Two young
men suspected OF being Lefty Louis"
and Clip the Blood" wanted in con-
nection with the Rosenthal murder
case in New York. were detained by
the police this afternoon. The men
were held for an examination as to
their identity.
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81 Minutes CHEERING FOR TEDDY AND JUSTICE"
'*P0Ss THE PROSPERITY AROUND c--TtE DEIEGArEs
TIE DAY IN CONGRESS
SEkAT E.

\ Met at 10 a. III. =
' Conference report on legisla- =
= tive, executive and judicial ap- =
\ preparation bill taken up. \
Y Debated special rule for consid- =
\ Grafton Stanley steel report. \
y President Taft sent a message y
= urging action on the Panama =
\ canal bill, taken again today. y
y Senator Kenyon announced he \
= would ask the senate to consid- =
: er tomorrow his bill providing =
\ Jail sentences for Violators of y
y the Sherman law. =
= HOUSE. =
\ President Taft's message veto \
:, ing the White river dam bill. y
= Agreed on two night sessions :
' to discuss the Stanley steel re- =
= port. =
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= -
Chicago, H.. Aug. 6-Tne second
day of the progressive national con
yention opened with the well defined
fight over the negro question Vieing
for first interest with Colonel Theo-
core Roosevelt's delivery Of his
confession of faith" to his followers
in the progressive cause.
Some of the delegates declared that
the elimination Of the southern negro
from participation in the formation CT
the new party had become the para
mount issue OF the convention.
Eastern negroes joined with their
brothers from the south in denuncia-
ton of certain things that occurred
at an all-night meeting Of the creden-
tials committee, when the last Of the
southern negroe delegates was barred
from the floor of the convention in a
close vote. The votes stood II to 16
against the negroes, those from Mis-
sissippi and Immediately julius I.
Mitchell, of Rhode Island and other
eastern negroes joined in crying that
the deciding ballot had been cast b.
questionable proxy on the commit
tee
Fairly suffering Indignation the
negroes announced they would carry
the matter to Colonel Roosevelt for a
personal ruling on the point. The vote
on the Mississippi case came in a Sc
cret session of the committee at 3
o'clock this morning, few hours af-
ter both white and negro delegates
from Florida had been barred. The
negroes were indignant throughout
the session of the committee, which
began at o'clock last night and con-
tinued until nearly daybreak.
The Mississippi contest was the last
to be taken up and it was begun
shortly after midnight.
Half dozen of the negroes told the
committee that to seat the white dele
cation headed by Provisional National
Committeeman B. F. Fridge, was
equivalent to disfranchising the ne
gro. The Fridge delegation was elect
ed at a convention, the call to which
was addressed to white citizens OF
Mississippi. The negroes were not
allowed to take part.
Several of the negroes in the oust
ed delegation were among the dele
gates to the republican national con
vention in Chicago to attend the first
progressive convention when plans
were made for the third party.
After a lengthy debate, Committee
ran Richard W. Child of Massachu
sets, proposed seating the Fridge
delegates but disappearing the Fridge
plan of calling a white convention.
This was done by a vote of II to IS
julius T. Mitchell, of Rhode Island
and DR.. George L. Cannon, of New
Jersey, both negroes, and members o.
the committee, led the fight for the
negroes and they were in a bittel
mood when the fight ended. Mitchell
declared that the deciding vote il
the convention was cast by a ques
fionable proxy. given in blank ant
hurriedly secured.
Confronted with this decision of thu
credentials committee. and the mass
meeting of indignant negroes hell
mere last night to protest agains
Colonel Roosevelt's position in tn,
matter, the negro question today hat
the delegates in an uproar.
The Colonel was determined t,
stand by his announced views, ant
MS influence was seen in the actor
OF the credentials committee.
The situation threatened a bite
fight on the floor of the convention
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= HURRAH FOR TEUUY.
= Chicago, H., Aug. 6.-When =
\ Colonel Theodore Roosevelt ap-
= peared on the stage of the ma :
y tional progressive convention to >
= make his confession of faith 3
= address at 12:4S p. III. he faced =
y one of the greatest audiences ev- :
\ er gathered in the big Coliseum =
y building, His appearance started =
= a demonstration which lasted 81 :
y minutes. Time and time again, =
* Chairman Beveridge attempted =
y to restore order but did not sue :
\ ceed until 1:45 p. m,
y : X = = = \ = y & : s
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Continued on Page Four.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-07-02
MOTHER TAKES
CHARGE Of BODY.
Funeral of Miss 0uimby and W. A.
H. Howard TO take Place
Tomorrow
FATAL FALL FROM AEROPLANE
Controlling Wire Broke and Machine
Became Unmanageable-AvihtOrs
Fell as Shot From Catapult.

Boston, Mass, July 2.-The aged
mother of Miss Harriet Quimby whose
life was crushed out in one-thousand
foot drop into Dorchester Bay from
her monoplane late yesterday, arrived
in Boston today and took charge of
the remains. Funeral arrangements
will be made ater.
The funeral of William A. Willard,
manager of the Squantum Aviation
meet being held at Atlantic, who was
Miss Quimby's passenger in her fatal
flight t. Boston Light, will be held to-
morrow.
Miss Blanche Stuart Scott who was
making an exhibition flight when Miss
Quimby's machine dropped today had
recovered from her lapse Of last
night.
"Although Yesterdays accident was
horrible and for time unnerved me,
| will not give up flying" she said.
The most likely cause for the accl-
dent seemed to be that the controlling
wire broke when Miss Quimby start
ed her downward glide, throwing the
rubber up and the head down with
such great force that the two aviators
were hurled from their seats as II
shot from a catapult.
Miss Quimby's neck was broken,
her spine snapped in several places;
her right arm fractured and both legs
crushed from knee to thigh. She
struck the water as does diver. Will
lard struck the water fiat on ms face
and stomach.