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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Marshall in Missouri.

HANNIBAL. Sept. 17.--In his speech
here tonight Governor Thomas r. Mar
shall Of Indiana, Democratic vice presi-
dental candidate, said the hope OF ending
the rule Of the political bosses Hes not
with the Progressive OF Republican par
ties, but in the success Of the Demo-
cratic national ticket
Governor Marshall reached Hannibal
late In the day from La Grange, where
he had been the guest OF tho little town
at q homecoming. The g;,,,s governor lived In
Tho governor In his address here said
the high protective tariff was turning tho
country over to the Socialists and added.
II am not g. Socialist. but II tho time
ever should come when should havo to
make a choice between the aristocracy
Of the few and the Socialism OF the
many, count nc and nv house with the
great throbbing heart Of the many"
Dix Candidate.
ALBANY. n, Y. Sept. 17.--Rcgardins
report that he purposed withdrawing
as n candidate for denomination, Gov
ernor DIX said today;
81 have no intention OF withdrawing.
] have not even received a suggestion
that I withdraw"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

A really effective kidney and bladder
medicine must first stop the progress Of
the disease and then cure the condi-
tions that cause it, Use Foley Kidney
Pills for all kidney and bladder trou.
bles and urinary Irregularities. They
are safe and reliable, They help quick.
ly and permanently. In the yellow
package. Schramm-J ohpson, Drugs,
five (5) storos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

TO the Gulf Highway association, and
several other Canadian and American Of
f1cials.
The entire road. 1850 miles In length,
has been mapped and logged. More than
s., 900, 900 in bonds have already been
voted for tho construction. q,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
I I r. I: d ?.
When you feel tired, cranky or
all out Of sorts, try cup Of
H EW | 7 rs
GOOD TEA
and you feel all right again.
FREE coupons for ROGERS fine
silverware in EVERY package.
and you feel all right again.

not too progressive, bur the east Is go
Ing to como to woman's suffrage soon
Roosevelt commended Arizona's pro-
grcssive laws, saying that the nonstitu-
ton of this youns stripping OF a state
has in ii some things he intends to
recommend being put into the New York
state constitution 1.-The next time we have
a constitutional convention"
Roosevelt stumps New Mexico tomor-
row
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Will Oppose Jane Addams.


BY International NeWs Service.
NEW YORK. Sept 1T.---Miss Willette
kershaw, founder Of tho professional
women's branch OF the Womeu's Wilson
and Marshall league, announced today
that she intends TO take the stump
against Miss Jane Addams OF Chicago.
who get out to tell the working people
how much Colonel Roosevelt purposes to
do for them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Indict Street Car Company.

BOSTON, Sept, lT.-As a result of the
recent street car strike in this city an
indictment charging coercion was re-
turned today by the Suffolk county grand
Jury against the Boston Elevated Rail-
way company. The Indictment charged
that certain employees wera forced into
an agreement to become members OF an
organization Of loyal employees az q
condition to their continuing in the en-
poy OF the corporation. and that others
had to agree not to join a labor organi-
cation MS condition Of getting employ
mont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Petition in Nevada.

CARSON, New, Sept. 1T.-The petition
Of nomination placing on the November
ballot tho Progressive presid entail electors
and state candidate. was filed with the
secretary OF state today. with nearly
twice the 1000 signatures required. Sar-
dis Summeraeld, Progressive candidate for
United States senator, and George Spring
turned In the petition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Nf 10 CLEAR UP
NEW. JERSEY ROW

ioRk. Sept, 17.-Thc Now Jer-
Ilton onisoiial is contest. In which Governor
krcd y especially interested, was con-
|lhl hnsne hnsIe today at Democratic no
[|ner JmSquaIters, Friends OF both
'0n Nominating speech @ az Raltiynore FsdfI m,e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Dix a Candidate.
Woodmen of the World, Attention.

The funeral service Of NeighbOr
Richard e. Evans will be held Wednes.
day, September IS, 1912, at p. IN. at
funeral chapel Of Eher w. Hall All
members requested to attend.
II. J. FITZGERALD,
Clerk Deserot Camp 406.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Shafroth S Expense $4,000.

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 1T.-C1oTernor
Shafrota is preparing his expense account
in connection with the recent primaries,
which he will file in accordance with the
state law, He estima ted Today that II
cost him about $4,000 TO be nominated for
the long term in the senate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Map Great Auto Htrhway.

BEI,LEVILLE. Kan, Sept. 17.-Pro-
n1oters OF the Winnipeg to the gulf road.
known as the meridian highway, reached
here today on tour OF inspection which
win take them over the entire route
With the party are John Nicholson OF
Newton. Ken. secretary Of the Winnipeg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
VIII Speak in Idaho.

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept IA change
was made this evening in William J.
Bryan 6 itinerary in the western states
whereby be will include Idaho in bis
tour, speaking at Idaho Falls IN the
morning Of September 81 and at Poca-
tello in the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Circulate Roosevelt Petitions.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 17-circu-
lation OF petitions to put Roosevelt and
lot WAS begun by the Roosevelt Progress
sive Republican league today. About H.
600 names will he needed in this county
and there arc only nine days In which to
complete the Detltions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Ticket in Minnesota.

ST, PAUL, Mimi. Sept. 1.-THE Min
ncsota Progressive party will have third
state ticket In the field. at least so fnr
as tho goyernorship Is concerned, Hugh
r. Halhert, chairman OF the state COM
mittee OF that party. said late tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
GO TO BRIGHAM

September 1S via o. 8. L.
Round trip 1926. Peach day. FREQ
peaches, melons, etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
|enzoate of Soda.

Observe that that was the only 1uez-
tlon submitted TO them. and that was
sxactly what the people who wanted
70 use benzcate OF soda for wrong
purposes wanted 10 limit the In
|qulry 10. These gentlemen had 10
.kay that benZoate OF soda IL itself
Fas not harmful 10 the human Sys-
icm, as believe il is not. But
LLey were not asked this question:
Can benzoate Of soda be used 10
conceal putrefnctloD. can 1t he used
IN things that have gone bad TO
conceal the fact that they have gone
Gin' and TO induce people Ia put
toem Into their stomacns after they
nage gone bad?'
Tney were not asked that question.
because II they had been they would
nsvs said. ''Yes, il can be used In
ins' way and Dr., Wiley knew that
WAS used In that way
want To warn the people OF this
rountrF to beware Of commissions of
Experts | have lived with experts
~ my HE, and I know that experts
qon see anything except what Is un-
per their microscope, under their
oupppose you wanted To settle tho
liquor question by asking a body Of
rApsftS Whether alcohol was poison or
not. believe they would have 90
sen you that it isn't poison. But
eoes that settle the liquor question?
anere are great many things that
you can take into your stomach that
nc not poison that will make you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
PEACH DAY
Brigham City, 81

Bfigham Clty, 5eptemDer 10,
Excursion via Oregon Short Line
sl25 round trip from Salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Harps on Defeat.

Arizona wants TO be one Of the par
ticular states, "the theft OF whose dele
gates" the ex-president also alludeB to
as the "most fleDdish.'
The people of Arizona went for us last
spring. but the national committee went
against US" said the colonel bitterly.
In his speech here today the eX-presi-
dent put himself on record with o. prom
ise 10 call an extra session Of congress,
II he is elected Immediately to consider
legislation to carry into effect the Pro-
grsssive principles of better industrial
conditions. While he has vaguely limited
at government laws to put the Progress
sive theories into action. not until today
did the colonel enunciate any concrete
programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Programme Of Reform

After telling OF the Progressive doc
trines Of the three shifts for working
men employed by Industrial corporations
the minimum wage OF workingmen.
Of workinSmcn's compensation and
tho other ideas which were promulgated
In the third party platform. Roosevelt
went on TO say:
Our opponents have maintained that
all these are state matters and that tho
government cannot work them out. Now
In the nation We propose to set an exam
pie for all the states In which our Indus
trial ideas can be applied. The District
OF Columbia we can make a model COM
munfty. In Alaska tho government can
build and operate railroads and obtain
possession Of the coal lands and water
power. leasing them for development by
the people Oh terms favors bio TO them.
Nov, II I am elected president and
have anything like party thta will sup
port me-f we come pretty near Pro
gressive majority so I can get recruits
from the other parties-I shall imm ediate-
ly call an extra session Of congress to
put into the fede laws every provision
commended by our platform dealing with
social and industrial justice. We will
try to round out our campaign In tho
District Of Columbia. first, then spread
out through the country"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
In Sweltering Heat.

At Tucson, early In Tho day. the coll
onol spoke to an audience OF 5000, after
lined with their queer adobe huts. The
hall was so hot that men sat in their
shirt sleeves, The audience was half
made up OF women in summer frocks
In his Tucson speech, as elsewhere the
colonel told why he asks for support
from the Democratic south
'To ex-Democrats l say that the
bosses triumphed in Baltimore through
the sene tactics that were applied BY
the Republican bosses in Chicago"
thundered the colonel. THE Republican
bosses preferred to see the Republican
progressive principles triumph within
the party. for they knew that our tri-
umph would mean tho death OF boss
rule.
Wilson's nornination because L meant
Progressives hold cut against the bosses
In both parties. We m9inta In II doesn't
do any good 10 swap Barnes. Penroso
or Guggenheim for the Democratic
brand Of boss
The Case of Finn.
How about Flnn2" bawled out a
Tucson standpatter.
Roosevelt quickly brushed over the
sive boss had come voluntarily into the
Progressive party "to help In fight to
make the country better place in Its
industrial phase"
after he had carried his state he saw
that the party thero put out a. platform
the colonel went on.
Abiding TO tho agitation of the Pro-
gressve party for woman suffrage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
)pposes Tariff Board.

n objection to the tariff board idea a
untained IL the Republican as we'll a
he Progressive platform. declaring /
|onld mean postponement Of tariff
Eielatlou."
Tho governor turned early in hi
Deech TO the pure food question. II
I'D;
Everybody now suspects, and the
'ausplclon is based upon .. great many
facts that can be established by
proof. that these pure food laws are
not lived up TO, that the inspection
Is not always what it ouEhl to be
and that grent many things are
psrmltted to be done which nulIify
|tlie pure food laws
suppose that most OF you know
tlIat great controversy arose be-
cause Dr. Wiley, who was i'm charge
OF tho pure food adrninistra ton. OBJ
trcted 10 the use OF benzoatc Of soda
In certain things that were sold TO
you. particularly In cans, for food.
Now very nice thing occurred. The
gentleman who wanted To use ben
zoa;e of soda persuaded the presi-
dent. Mr.. Roosevelt, that this was z
scleutlfic question and therefore he
ought 10 have Il board OF chemists to
det-ruine II. And Mr.. Roosevelt
picked ont some OF the most emil
.nrnt and honest chemists in this
country. headed by personal friend
|m mine, The president of Johns
Hopkins university, and submitted to
ihem this question, rs benzoate OF
soda hurtful TO the human stomach
'or, to the human digestion when
faken interUalIy?"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
IjLsDN OPPOSED TO
i BOARDS OF EXPERTS
democratic Candidate Says
Tariff Commission Cannot
Solve Problems.
STANDs BY DIR. WILEY
Hits Roosevelt for Appointing
| Board of Chemists; Big
Business and Trusts.
TANDs BY DIR. WILEY

sioux CITY. Sept. i7,-Firm support
j DR. Harvey ". Wiley in his contro-
srSy over the enforcement OF the pure
nj laws OF the country stood out
rominently in q speech by Governor
voodrow Wilson at the interstate fair
ne today The Democratic candidate
rsv attention to what ne conceived to
1 the inefectuality Of boards OF e1-
~ria. az the board OF chemists estab-
shed under the administration OF Pres
Isnt Roosevelt. He used It as an H.
,utratlon Of his objection to a commits
on or bonrd OF experts to handle either
ID tariff or the trust problems OF the
sS.
The governor had an Immense audi ence
the fair grounds. gc spoke from a
irh platform, looking directly at a mass
q humanity packed closely in a spa
BUS grandstand. Close attention was
ven the speech and cheers came sharp
nd quick at the several points where
,e. governor punctuated his utterances
lkh vigorous right arm gestures.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
FLYNN IS TRAINED
TO TAKE BEATING
SAYS MORRISON
Denver Sporting Authority
Says Championship Battle
Will Go Between Ia and 20
Rounds; Picks Johnson to
Win.

rFlyan IL as hard az a brick, train
cd to take a beating and Albuquerque
people who go % Las Vegas 10 see
the championship battle on the
Fourth will see fight" declared
George w. Morrison. "a Denver sport
ing authority. who arrived here today
from las Vegas. accompanying his
protoge. Eddie Fitzgerald. who meets
the Congo Kid Ia the Eiks tonight
IN ten round go.
IAN this talk about Flynn being
fat isn't true said Morrison. FLYNN
locks fat. but he isn't; It's just his
natural build. / look for Johnson 20
win any time after the fourteenth
round but n II goes tho twenty the
Fireman has q great chance for vic
tory. Flynn Is trained to take beat
ing. And he will stay with Johnson
90 the last. n FLYNN h. knocked out
he will be senseless when Eddie
smith does the count The fight "
going To be hummer and Las Vegas
Is filling up with fans from al parts
Of the world. Fight fans In Albu-
auerque, only hundred miles away
from Las Vegas should not overlook
the opportunity To see this cham
pionshlp battle. Take Il from me.
It's going To be- worth walking a long
way To see"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
SATURDAY GAME TO
BEGIN At 3:45;
LADIES FREE
Amarillo Club viii Arrive
From the Panhandle To-
night, Anxious to Take
Both Contests From Albu-
querque.

The opening game OF the series Of
two games between Amarillo ana Al
buquerque win lee played on Traction
park diamond tomorrow afternoon
and win not begin until 3:ii O'Clock
in order 20 permit all the fans 20
attend the exhibition. The Long
horns viii arrive in Albuquerque az
a;15 o'clock tonight The boys from
the Panhandle country have "a wins
ming club and hope 10 trim the locals
Ia both games, The Albuquerque
club. however VIII line mp for the
series with an all-star aggregation.
l"Barney' McGrath viii be ON the
pitching staff for sunday. Doc
Cornish. une 81 the finds az Yale this
year. and who - scheduled Ca play
second FOR Old En next season. has
consented. Il b. understood 10 assist
the Grays IN tying the rope around
the Texans. Ladies VIII he admitted
free 90 the game tomorrow after
noon. Admission VIII be 20 cents az
the main gate and an additional dos
Teales for a seat 90 tho grandstand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
FIERCE 20 ROUND
GO SCHEDULED
FOR TONIGHT
Newman an d Yoakum Will
Battle for Decision, Each
Being Anxious to Meet I'M
holz in Las Vegas July 3.

The winner 81 the Newman
Yoat m lightweight battle IN the
Elks' theatcr tonight "a io be matched
40 fight Rudy tHoeri Jnholz. in the
Las Vegas arena on the nght of July
3, the eve Of the championship battle.
Bccuuse Of this the lightweights
who are 20 travel over he twenty
round circuit touignt all work the
harder. each being nnxious 90 get n
crack al Cnholz. one come back
who has made suod. Both Newman
aud Yoakum realize that 81 fight with
Unholz before large crowd of sport
Ing writer's and fans from all parts
Of the country will he bic oe adver-
Using worth while.
~ am as flt for the fIsht tonight
as / ever was for any of my city
fights" said Newman today. 81
haven't had a bit Of trouble making
weight and viii be In the best shape
possible when meet Yoakum. }
realize that he is a good fighter aud
will try an the harder to win IN the
early ruunds. ! VIII carry the fight
Ia Yonkum al every stage 81 the
game and expect 10 be returned an
undisputed winner"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
PoUND SALE.

ON Tuesday the end day of July.
1919. at 10 o'clock a. m, In front Of
the city Jail ON North Second street,
viii sell the following described
animals at pound sale
one sorrCi mare about 10 years old
viii weigh about 600 pounds. both
hind feet ana left front foot white,
white stripe ON forehead. branded on
left thigh, has sorrcl colt with 20
about two months Did white ON an
four feet and white stripe on fore
head
one black mare about ten years
old, VIII weigh about $50 pounds. sew
cral white spots on back and small
white spot on forehead, both ears
split branded on left thiRh.
one hay mare colt. about one and
u half years old, VIII weigh about 500
pounds. right hind aud left from foot
white. white stripe on forehead.
branded on lcn thigh.
ono bay mare colt about one wear
old. VIII weigh 800 pounds. both mind
Feet white, small white SPOT ON fYrc-
head, branded ora lor Thigh
conc black horse colt about one ard
one half Fcnr nid. viii weigh about
800 pounds r'ehl hind foot white
THOMAS MrMlhLiN.
Ciiy Marshn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
EDDIE FITZGERALD
FOUGHT TWICE
WITH COULON
Whirlwind Fighter Who Goes
Against the Congo Kid in
Elks' Tonight, Battled Ban
tamweight Champion on
Two Occasions.

Fight fans of Albuquerque viii
have an opportunity tonight be see
Eddie FitNeraid ol Omaha. Neb.. in
IA ten-round bout aEsinsl the Congo
kid. Fitzgerald a. brother ~ Iuck
Fitzgerald ANA fought twice with
Johnnie coulun. bautlmweighb chnm-
piou of the world ln Milwaukee.
That Fitzgerald De- one 81 the clasaiest
Fighters that ever signed up TO, fight
before an Albuquerque audience goes
without saying. The boy Is a whirl-
wind fighter ana no mistake Pro-
vlded he beats the Congo iSid tonight
Fitzgerald viii be- matched 60 fight
Benny chavez here.
"a expect my boy 90 Win this fight
tonight. said George ". Morrison,
Fitzgerald's manager today And
at that : am not saying that tho
Congo KID isn't n fighter. The Cong0
rs one OF the beat lads Ia tbe game
ana n should be- distinctly understood
by Albuquerque fans that he is not
a preliminary fighter Jack Johnson
knows him Wen and is strong for she
Congo Before we left las Vegas
johnson told Fitzgerald he had bet
ter be careful or the Congo would
win from him"
Fitzgerald will weigh about l2o
pounds rinpsidc in his fight against
the Congo tonight Ne has agreed
tg make iiG ringElde Tor Chavez. or
no if necessary,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
LAS VEGAS FILLING
RAPIDLY WITH
FIGHT FANS
Indications Are That Arena
Will Be Filled to Capacity;
Johnson Offers $500 to AM
bitiOus Heavyweights.

LAS Vegas, n. NJ, June 2S.--Actiy-
ity In the training camps of Jack
johnson and Jim Flynn today con-
formed with plans "a put the finiah-
ing touches ON the principals iu the
ring battle for the worlds heavy
weight championship July 4th. with
the big event only six days away.
Johnson Is being groomcd 10 enter
tho ring al 2i2 pounds and The pue-
bio fireman ~ towering around the
1874 mark.
Yesterday was day OF compare
tive idleuess in the Flynn camp. tho
Puebloan contenting himself with a
twclye-mile road run Ia the after
noon, To-day Flynn resumed his rou-
time Of gymnasium and road work,
with stiff boxing program scheduled
for late to-day.
The johnson camp promised 20 be-
the mecca for Fight fans today and
saturday. Johnson having announced
that ne would give $500 20 any aapir~
ing heavyweight who would survive
% two-round bout with him.
Advance reservations indicate that
tho arena, which seats ~. 100. will be
filled Ia capacity July fth. With the
fight only six days away, Las Vegas
Is Filling rapidly with the advance
guard Of fight fans Postage stamps
silll are selling al two cents EACH but
otherwise prices have managed TO
jump.
johnson today finds himself handi-
capped In hts final training for the
fight by a lack of sparring partners.
George Debray has a wrenched knee.
Marty cutler cannot stand the wear
ana tear Of ten rounds daily which
Johnson says he needs 10 get into
proper shape. ana Rastua Reapreas is
too badly battered to give the cham
pion enough work In lieu of spar
ring johnson ~ doing long stretches
81 road work Hnd declares be docs not
mind letting up ON boxing for a few
DAYS before the fight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
YOAKUM A. TOUGu
A. An ELEPHANT HIDI.

81 am ~ tough as an elephant
hide" said stanley Yoakum. the
iron man." today, discussing his fight
.fith Newman tonight There isn't
a lightweight ln the world that can
knock me ont and J don't say that 20
brag either. I'm Just naturally tough
and a man Of my pounds can't put
me away or even hurt me. I've Ind
my nose broken three times and have
had nearly all my teeth Knocked out
several times. but I never have been
Knocked off my feet or really hurt.
Newman can't even hurt my feel
ings. / want 10 win this fight ana
then take on Unholz. Cnholz has no
terrOrs for me He can't beat me.
IlRnlcy Confident.
That Yoakum Is going To- win
against Newman is the belief OF
Jack Hanley, The Dallas boys train
er and manager,
"Yoakum has improved wonderful
ly since his last fight said Hanicy
today HE has a better defense and
is much improved in foot work. New
mann Is good boy. but expect
Stanley 20 win
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
CONNECTICUT EAGLE
FOILED IN ATTEMPT TO
CARRY OFF CHILD

bridgeport, Conn, JANE 2g.--A
huge eagle swooped down on the home
OF Randolph Creewald, Compo street.
WeMport. last evening, and seized AM
ma. the 2-year-old daughter. la us
talons, and attempted 90 fiy away with
her.
Tho screams OF me child brought
the father 40 the yard. Tho hird
dropped the little one and Mr. Cree
valid seized her and ran into the
house. As he closde the door, tha
eagle dashed against the panel The
eagle then flew into nearly tree.
Mr. Creewald got his gun and nred
at the bird, but Only stunnod o. The
eagle then flew toward Ar. Crcewaid.
who mod the second barrel al ten
feet. killing the eosle instantly.
Tho bird weighed twoniy-sovon
pounds ana was seven feet in wing
measurement and over three feet
from hoax 10 tail. 90 Is the largest
eagle seen Ia this vicinity recently
The little girls clothes were torn ny
the birds taions but She wns not
even scratched,