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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
TO ATTEND
INCOMES BANQUET

Attorney Harry NJ Smith. Jr., yes
terday received telegram from
Stuart Gibboney. OF New York. ask
ing him to attend a dinner to be
given at the Hotel Aston tonight In
honor Of Chairman McCombs Wood
row Wilson, presidential Nominee OF
the penseeratie party. Is to make "A
speech.
!. MIR. smith autographed his aceep-
lance OF the invitation, and will leave
for New York this morning. He has
been actively engaged In Wilson's be-
half in Richmond ana Virginia. and
was one of the leaders In the fight
for hina In the state convention at
Norfolk.
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as, and sometimes differing from. its
uetghborinx State"

as, and sometimes dtnerfng from. ils
neighboring State"
The automobile manufacturers In
this country appreciate the necessity
of uniformity in motor vehicle regu-
lations, especially AZ regards speed,
preferably prescribed through state
legislation as recommended by the
Touring Club of America, which
would prohibit cities. towns or villages
from enacting any ordinances not in
conformity with the State provisions,
thereby relieving tourists OF their
present imminent danger OF falling
prey to the ever alert town consta-
bile.
Henry F'brd. the we'll known auto
mobile manufacturer OF Detroit in
commencing the Touring clubs poll
icy for uniformity in automobile re-
gulations said:
' III each State would but enact auto
laws regulating the speed at which
the cars may be driven and then
prohibiting any secondary Legislation
hs small towns or cities, the prob
lem would hesolved.' said Mr.. Ford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Looking For son.

Abraham jacobson. OF III "a
Cary street. reported to the rQ1
last night that mis- son. Moses nl1
years old, had been missing Stxo
Saturday Moses Is alleged IN ~
gone to Lynchburg with Stuart
who lives at zoos West Main
Pace has returned. but. accof1
the report. refuses to dincu n
travels or to tell OF the NheGA&
OF jacobson. 3S
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Falls From <la

s. H. Underwood. 1A1A- %
South Richmond. fNfI a{so
street car on which AZ
ductor at Munf0rd and
yesterday 1ftNfno0ns
<uiiy injured I'M sE
ne happened ~
BY Or. m q
hnsnit&l. ~ Z
4itaL
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Rod rslIs ON Man.

A driving rod fell on s. II. I.lewel-
lyn, OF rs West Seventh street. South
Richmond. at the Richmond branch
OF the American Locomotive works
fully injured about the body He
MAS attended by DIR H. T. Hawkins.
a. tn Ces0hytiipatl shdrul shrdlnu
4 thu CITY. Anaplta Z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29

owner and the first yice-president |
dealer or branch man |
aper. Mr.. Schwarzkopf has found in ]
the short time that he has been cam |
va ssinp in behalf OF the new plan.
that there Is a real demand for such !
3 ch,b and a desire on the part of |
4 great MANY persons connected in |
MANY ways with the automobile In |
dustry to become members OF such |
Kline Gar Victory.
The victory Of the Kline car In
the races at Pittsburr last week be-
comes more Sweepinp as complete
INFORMATION is received. The result,
of the race have been commented on
throurhout the whole country. and
have nut the Kline car tn the front. |
n in a source IF pride to Richmond
neopIe that the great new factory now
,,aa rin~ eomnlefion on the boulevard
for tha kJine cornoratiop will turn
ant such nigh grade ears with O. ma
tionai reputation, Scarcely any
art,cIa made in Richmond will carry
IN name M the city farther than
tba Kline Gar Over s000 people
maid admission tn see the races at
Rrunot,s island ana the prea. crowd
rose to their feet ana stormed when
IN Kline car defeated the a99 ohio.
with the indomitable speed demon
Rob Rurman. ar the wheel The only
thIn, ~. rrsd tha race u,a. that
,na sneaa wa. so swift at the three
mile most. with the Kline car setting
the mace. thai the Cutting. famous in
ana vent thronph tba fence Fortu-
natalv pobodv was hurt
wcrLinr ES,, p,ue pooH
a..w-no .ffe:lfIlrd
IT, TOURING C1uh.s pIue book
natherd;rg cav has 4us. comnIeted a
survey ~ the route between Baltt-
,,sora and Aunanoliq and advises that
The hast evil from RaItimore is
tbro,,gb ytlLins avenue out charles
street. tarter or.tsssing the Lisf,,
s1ree+ hridge there ia a GOOD maradam
,.5aa all Tho WAY To annapolfs. At
MI, nnint a haat NAV he taken for
fsia,lfaru ana tn Eastern shore
which - ponul.r rendezvous for
local a,tomohiItsts ON account of the
s,nnd arcoumodations there
THE pIun pnok nathf4nder has r,,r-
waved anew ronta hetween lancaster
and f-onovinyo which makes q CON
naetinx unt for tourists en- route to
Eaitiyuora ana Washington from the
North via IIa FFiennhuTY Reading
,rhis ia +. good ART road. win
stretches ~ nacaaan. covering q dis
tarre ~ ,bo,rt thirtv-one miles This
IT r M 81 IN DrsFerenc ia
The YORK Baltimore nike. which is
renortad in moor condition
Contest RuIes
contest rules have ALWAYS
.nnliea ,n ali form Of "contests'' no
SnscialIv constructed speedways road
ana beach conrs.u and on circular or
ntal dirt tracks whether the latter
- ha,f mile tbree.nusrters rniIe ar
q mn a.. mora In length. The only
5tsttncttop mada nv the snort gov
oring body fs that no perfnrmance
made on a. circular dirt track less
th. one mill. in length is accounted
b., tho contest hoard az an "officisl
record This IL done to discourage
btpb xnasa en- the smaller courses. Az
,na,tar 81 Fact however the sta
fistirs committed nv the contest board
sf,gy far tasrve accidents resj have oc-
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Savannah may try TO get the auto
mobile road races back next year. ac-
cording to Arthur w. Solomon. secre-
tary Of the Savannah Automobile club,
Who now Is in town. This is y slight
ly different attitude from that adopt
ed by Savannah the last time the race
matter came mp. Then the Georgians
@sade all sorts of conditions and ask
eU all sorts OF concessions. Mr., Solo
mon SAYS there Is plenty OF hotel ac-
comifciation now IN Savannah for all
who may come to the races. Further.
he says, rainy weather never bothered
hts town az Ii has Milwaukee.
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An autoist would then be able TO
familiarize himself with the law and
would be able TO meet its require
ments If he desired, II he did not.
then every owner of a car should be
interested in getting the violator pun
ished
When the townspeople see 1t no
longer possible to harass the autoist
by unfair laws, and are assured that
automobile owners in general are en-
deavoring to enforce the laws, then
aufoists will no longer drive many
miles to avoid buying anything in
town. and the town in turn will make
the auto tourist welcome.
CadiIlacx With Wireless.
Entry of two cars equipped with
wireless telegraph instruments is
promised by the Northwestern Mill
tarv and Naval academy, of Lake
Geneva. Wis, for the around Lake
Michigan" reliability run of the Chi
cago Motor club. This will inject into
the contest a feature that is really
unique. The cars will be the same
Cadillacs which the cadets drove In
the 1910 Glidden tour
This announcement was made to
Chairman ROOT, OF the contest COM
mittee Of the Motor club by Colonel
r. P. Davidson, superintendent in
charge of the academy who is not
only greatly interestly in this rough
and ready tour. but has always been
impressed with the possibilities Of the
automobile In war when supplied with
wireless. guns and other equipment
for field work. 1t will be impossible
for the students to man the cars be-
cause school is in session now, but
colonel Davidson purposes to get grad
yates TO go on the trip.
MY idea he writes. would be to
send the cars as escorts, or as aids
TO the officials, or In any other way
that would be valuable to the pro-
| moters.'' -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Grand Forks, %.
IN COUNTY CoUR

IN tt'tNI1 COURT.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF A. K.
Austin. Deceased:
on reading and filing the petition, Of
IS. K Austin. Administrator. setting
1 ,Ss, s 1hs c ameun MT Of personal estate
disposition thereof: the amount of debts
outstanding against said deceased. and
a Wb deSrr rni \ nsc OF sa all d The real estate Of
condition and value OF the respective
portions thereof; and praying that Ii
s ssnsf h hast 70 him grantsa TO sell the
South Half Of the North East Quarter
"a NEal Of Section Thirty (3op Town
s!'r on" "5 ran myndTsd T%iftyions G5l>.
And il appearing. by said petition.
that there is not sufficient personal es-
ta:e in the hands of said administrator
sarE in order to pay the same, TO sell
all of said real estate:
IT is Therefore Ordered. That all per-
sons Interested in said estate. appear
before the judge of this court. on Fri
day; the %oth day of August. a. d. 1912.
at 10 o'clock a. M, at he court house
IN the city and county of Grand Forks,
then and there to show cause. il any
there be, why license should not be
granted to said administrator to sell
of said petition.
And it is further Ordered. That a
copy of this order shall be published
day 5aF ' Of he sngTssS IN the Sse kve Pl,9T T Fl she
q daily newspaper printed and publish'
ed at Grand Forks in said county. and
rsted in said estate. residing in said
county. at least ten days before said
day of hearing. and upon all other per-
sons interested. according to law
Dated at Grand Forks. the oeth day
of July. 1912.
BY the Court.
(SEAL l.. x. ASSET
Judge Of County Court.
July 90, Aug. 5. l2 and 10.
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WANTED TO RENT

/: Tuesday.
=: Opening of Grand Circuit trot-.
I: ting meeting at Fort Erie.
opening of the Michigan Short
!: Ship Trotting circuit meeting at
!: Jackson. Mich.
!: Opening of Great Western Trot-
ting circuit meeting at Peoria,
!: III.
: Opening of Lake Erie T'rotting
=: Circuit meeting at Akron, Ohio.
: Opening of the annual exhibit
/: ton of Cohurs, ont, Horse Show
/: association.
A.: Annual tournament of the Ma
{: tional Archery association opens
/: at Boston.
{: Third in the series of interna-
{: tional yacht races at Chicago.
!: Wednesday,.
(: New York Yacht club
!: for the Aston Cups off Newport.
!: X. l..
/: Annual Western handicap trap
I: shooting tournament opens at
!: Kansas City. Mo.
/: Fourth i'm the series of inter-
/: national yacht c at Chicago.
: Thursday.
: Annual tournament, of the Ma
!: tional association of Scientific
I: Angling clubs at Chicago.
!: New York Yacht club races for
!: the Kings cups off Newport. r. I.
!: Fifth i'm the series of internal
{: tional yacht at Chicago.
+: Grand American championship
/: motorhoat ace at Chicago.
{: Grand American championship
: motorboat race at Chicago.
FIRST in the series of yacht
Z: at Chicago.
: First i nthe series of yacht
f: races for the Upton cup at Chi
=: cago.
/: Friday.
3: Biennial tournament Of the
+: North Pacific Sharpshooters'
4: union opens at Portland. ore.
{: Middle West championship ten
{: mis- tournament opens at Omaha,
/: Neb.
/: Swimming and diving cham
4: p%ionships of the Central y. A. L.
4: at Chicago.
: Second in the series of yacht
/: races for the Upton cup at Chi
:: Cago.
F: Saturday,.
F.: Tennis tournament for the
/: championship of Ontario opens at
: Toronto.
{: Annual bench show of the
/: Gwynodd Valley Kennel club at
f.: Amber, Pa.
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
We employ only first class factory
experienced men to do our tuning.
refinishing. etc. If you want your
work properly done. call on us. Mod
crate prices and all work guaranteed
The Old Reliable Gets Piano House,
p South Third Street. Grand Forks.
N. D.
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FOR sALE-Malleable steel range. In,
Quire 669 N. w.
FOR SALE-Farm Lands
FOR SALE-LOTS.

LoTs-$25-s1 monthly.
Houston. Texas. is having the. most
Wonderful growth of any city in the
Y. S. The population Increased from
$4,000 to 10000 in years. Pre-
dicted by conservative business men
that 1t will go to half million.
s17.o 900. 100000 spent on new buildings
in past two years. Magnificent sky
serapers. hotels. etc. 800 factories;
to ocean liners to meet our II rail-
roads. Rice university. endowed with
ten millions, opens his year. For
tunes will be made by investors in
suburban property. We have Just
opened for sale the townsite Of sat
suma, beautiful suburb of Houston,
IS miles from heart Of city, on rail-
road and boulevard. Lots 50xl0O 1T.
First 200 go at SIS each: Terms 81
cash and 81 monthly. No interest.
Price will be advanced after first 200
are sold. Write for full particulars
c. w. Hail & Co. 121 Commercial
Bank Bldg. Houston. Texas.
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F
FOR
Watch Grand Forks Grow

FOR SALE,
1l5 acres OF timothy hay land near city
limits
100 acres OF prairie hay land near city
limits.
FOR RENT.
$4,000 room all modern, steam heated
house. Fourth avenu
$6o.OO-10 room all modern. steam heat
ed house, Reeves avenue.
$5o.OO-12 room all modern, steam heat
ed house, Reeves avenue.
$3O.0O-6 room all modern house on
University avenue.
S2O.0O-6. room house. all modern but
heat. Fourth emu
$20.O0-6 room house. all modern but
heat, Cottonwood street.
$22.00-6 room house, all modern but
heat. University avenue
$20. 00-7 room cottage, all modern but
heat, North Fourth street.
$2O. 0O-6 room flat, all modern, South
Third street.
heat. on North Eighth.
$16.OO-7 room house, city water, North
Eighth street.
6.o0-3 room house on Dell avenue.
$12.5O-6 room house. city water, Uni
versity
$l2.00-4 room cottage on South Third
street.
$1o.0o-6 room house on lone avenue
city water free.
$12.50-s room house on Third avenue,
city water free.
$500 -6 room house on Kittson ave.
nNe, CITY water free.
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A PENNY A WORD
Phone 500
Minimum Charge 25c

: Annual ten-mile river swim Of
f.: the Missouri Athletic club. st.
!: Louis. ,....
{: Third in the series OF yacht
!: aces for the Upton cup at Chi
!: cago.
{: Swimming marathon OF the H.
I: ,inois Athletic club, Chicago.
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GALLAGHER DYING.

Man Who Shot Mayor Gaynor is i'm
Hospital.
Trenton, n. j., Aug. Johannes j.
Gallagher. who shot Mayor Gaynor
of New York City on the deck Of the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse two years
ago. is said to be dying in the state
hospital here. a report from tho
hospital physician says that he is in
an advanced stage of paresis and not
likely tn live long.
Gallagher. who is serving a twelve
year sentence for his crime. was re-
moved from the state prison to the
hospital here in January owing to his
weakened physical condition.
There is Il great advantage in book
ing q candidate for three or four
speeches every night; it shortens
them.
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SECOND HAND O

ALWAYS IN THE MARKET
We will buy for you or sell on
commission anything Of value.
Stoves. Furniture. Buggies. Harness
ACQUIRE & SHEPPARD.
ia NJ. Sixth st. Grand Forks, N. D.
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FOR RENT-Three store rooms in Neils
block. 40S-412 peA1ers avenue.
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E L

and advertising speciality
of poor business can get high grade
%ail-year line direct from manufac-
turer of c%elluloid. metal and leather
specialties. if possessing good record
and familiar with territory. EN-
elusive features and Very liberal con-
tract. Write full details in strict
confidence. Cruver Mfg Co, Cruver
Bldg. Chicago.
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FOR RENT-M1sC.

FOR RENT-space in new pool room,
suitable for barber shop. Great
Northern Hotel, East Grand Forks.
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FOR RENT-25 IT. storeroom in Cot
zian. block. Inquire Room 2. Gotzian
hJock
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FOR sALE-Good paying boarding and
rooming business. Rent reasonable.
Location fine. Mrs. Doe. 322 North
Fifth street.
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New. Pays all expenses. $500 per
order. Two to four orders a day
sure. Pocket sample. Dyer Mfg. Co.
zoos S. Michigan Ave. Chicago.
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WANTED-Woman cook for small no
tel, one who can manage the work;
good wages. Mike Doyle. McCanna.
N. D.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl for general
housework. Also capable nurse girl to
assist in second work. Mrs. j. N.
Kelly, sci South Fifth street.
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-Fifteen Durock pigs at
So EACH on Tuesday. Buckley &
Fried. East Grand Forks.
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FOR sALE-Good paying business, to-
gether with lease on down town
Leaving city. Address 45o Times
Herald
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MEN AND WOMEN WANTED for gov
positions. $50 month. An
nual VACATIONS. Short hours. No
"laNoffs." Vacations. Common edu-
cation sufficient. Over 10000 APP
pointments coming. Influence un-
necessary: Send postal Immediately
lin Institute. Dept. 293R. Rochester.
n.
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FOR

FOR sALE-Collapsible go-cart. $500:
two stands. 75c each; Underwood
typewriter. $50. All practically new.
1421 Cheyenne.
FOR SALE-Combinatior gas and wood
+, malleable steel range. Fine. condi-
ton. 617 South Fifth street.
FOR sALE-Piano and household goods.
co3. corner of Sixth and University
avenue.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-One $35 rug,
9 by II. Phone 1O2SL. N. w.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Hotel and res
taurant. Commercial Hotel. Hatton,
N. y.
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statesmen wANTED-No experience
required. Positions assured. Earn
good wages while learning. Hum
dreds of positions now open paving
$1,000 to $4,000 a year. Write today
for particulars and list of openings.
address nearest office. Dept. 400.
ton. Chicago. New York. Kansas
City, Seattle. New Orleans, Toronto.
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For SALE-Seven horse Indian motor
cycle, first class condition. Dick
Costello. Valley View. East Grand
Forks.
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A PENNY A WORD
Phone 500
Minimum Charge Csc
A
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Agents in every town in
s NHssn pa eopset t. fae stH,1Gis faeee eem 1nh a
sion. Write or call. Mrs. A. Kirsch.
Manager. 141O International avenue.
Grand Forks.
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FOR sALE-Complete threshing outfit
ready to go into field. Also lob Of
600 acres threshing. ]. P. Kennedy.
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STORAGE

STORAGE of all kinds at reasonable
rates. Londergan and Parsons. So
South Third street. Tri-State phone
365M.
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FOR SALE-Delivery wagon and heavy
single harness. w. G.. Nisbet. Both
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WANTED AT ONCE-Good lady cook.
Wages $40 per. month; dining room
girl, SIS per week; dishwasher, $50 per
month. Write or phone Planters
Hotel, Westhope, N. D.
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: FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-Large. modern. down
stairs room. Very large closet. Toi-
let In connection; men preferred. BIS
South Fifth street.
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FOR sALE-Only drug stock and fix
lures i'll Valley town; good business,
good country surroundings: will bear
investigation; good reason for selling.
Address 443 Times-Herald.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-29
LABOR WORLD NoTHB

The street railway employees OF
sheridan, Wyo.. have orga nixcd n
union. ar
Long Island has n school In which
30 women are lcaring to become
carpenters and bricklaycrs. n
The Switchmen's Union OF North
America has paid out l.53S disability
claims during the last 10 years.
Efforts have been successful In re-
organizing the Ship ScaIcrs aud
Cipncrs' union. OF San Francisco.
Plastcrcrs In New York City earn
ed - for u ninc-hour day In 1897.
Now they get $3.50 for eight hours.
dispute between the shipping
companies Of Halifax. n. s. and tn.
lonsshorcmcn has been settled by u
board OF conciliaiion.
Next month. In New York City,
the international Alliance OF Biii-
posters and Billcrs OF America will
hold It's annual convention.
In Switzerland n woman has been
appointed to the chief inspectorship .
OF factories. u coveted position hith-
crto held only by men.
Practically every local union Of
butchers In the state OF California
has affiliated with the International
union within the last fortnight.
During tho recent week the Amer
icon brotherhood OF Cement Work
ers issued charters 10 two new subor-
dinate unions OF the trade.
In the number Of wage carners
the leading industry OF
Illinois Is the manufacture OF foun-
dry and machine shop products.
A new organization OF butcher
~orkmen has been Iinstslledkst I,os>
ton. Mass. and the Incmbership ros.
ter hugs close 10 the one thousand
mark.
a recent meeting Of workers In the
weaving trade at Bradford. England.
decided that request for sub
stantial advance In wages tbc sub
mittcd.
A special effort to orEaai0- tAe
poorly paid unskIllcd workWsoof 3an
FranciscO Is being made by no Son
Francisco labor council and the CaAi-
fornia State Federation OF Labor.
The various locals of BARRIERS
throughout the state of California
have organized a State Federation OF
BARRIERS TO push desired legislation
at the coming session of the lcg;sia-
ture.
Perhaps the most important step
taken by the cigarmaker's convention
at Baltimore avs that having for It's
object the organization OF cigarmak-
ers working in independent and trust
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$4,000 IN BONDS
FOUND ON DUMP


Kansas City. No.. Nov. 2s.-Bonds
having a face value OF $4,000 to-
gether with checks and . small
amount OF coupons that disappeared
here July 8 last. when two register
ed mail sacks were stolen while en-
route from the postoffice TO the rail-
way station here were found today
on the city dump by three laborers.
The bonds were Waco. Texas. city
paper. which at the time they disap-
peared from q mail trolley car en-
route to the railway station. were
being shipped by tho Commerce
Trust company OF this city to the
Guarantee Trust company OF New
York City. They were insured by
an English concern for the full
amount, $4,000. which was paid
two weeks after the disappearance.
Police and federal officials could find
no clcw az to what had become OF
the paper and the insurance company
offered $1,000 reward for its return.
The three workmcn who live In
shacks on the city dump will divide
the thousand dollars between them.
While digging up sand last night
TO throw upon weed fire that
threatened their homes they came
upon the first OF the sacks. They
carried it to the federal authorities.
Officials set about digging for the
other sack today and uncovered 1t
within a few yards OF where the
first was found. The bonds were In
good condition,
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RED CROSS SECRETARY
HONORED BY JAP RULER

Washington. Nov. 29.-Miss NAB
81 Boardman, secretary of the Amer
lean Red Cross. today received from
the White House the insignia OF the
tifth order OF The Crown. conferred
upon her by the Japanese emperor
for distinguished service.
So far as officials here know today
1t is the first time. an American wo-
man has been 80 honored by Japan.
The insignia was sent to President
Taft. president OF the American Red
Cross by Marquis Matsnkti head OF
the japanese Red Cross.