The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-31
Earnest Westphily an aviator, was

Earnest Westphily an aviator, was
killed while flynn at the aerodrome 1t
Niederrad, Germany.
Fire which threatened an entire
block caused loss estimated at
100000 in the wholesale dist.ict at
indianapolis.
Four men were instantly killed and
two others injured at Ernest, Pa,
when the sides of mine draining
shaft in which they were working col.
lapsed.
| Another advance of cents barrel
In the price Of crude oil was announc-
ed at independence, Kans., the new
price, SO cents for all grades making
the mid continent field.
John O'Brien, the Columbia foot
ball star and heir to $1,20o,000, for
whom his classmates have been look
ing since he disappeared from New
York two years ago, has been found
In Van Buren,, Ark.
The sealing ship, Erik, formerly
used by Commander Peary, is being
prepared at ST. Johns, N. F., to go to
the aid of the steamer, Diana, which
went ashore in Belle Isle Straits with
the Macmillan expedition on board.
With the approval of the secretary
Of the treasury, the department Of
agriculture has issued an order to the
food and drugs inspectors in the sew
eral ports to require all importers to
denature dangerous food substances
imported not for food, but for use
In the arts
Mrs. Andrew Gunderson of Valley
City, N. D., who recently named her
triplet daughters in honor of Presi-
dent Wilson's three daughters, re-
ceived a letter from Miss Margaret
Wilson thanking her for the honor
conferred upon the young women of
the White house.
The closing of the public offices at
Eargona, town on the Panama canal,
which soon will be inundated by the
rising waters of Gatun lake, began
with the abandonment of the police
station. The town will be vacated by
Ill it's inhabitants quickly as posi-
ole after August l.
Seventy-tive bankers, representing
institutions of Minnesota, North Da-
kota and Montana, were guests
Of the officers of the Minnesota Bank
ers' association at Minneapolis. The
purpose Of the meeting was the dis
cussion of the national currncy law
now pending in congress.
Many important matters will be
taken up by the executive council of
The American Federation Of Labor,
which convened at Atlantic City, N.
j., for a weeks session. The report
of the secretary showed that PSI char
ters had been issued and that the
for June was 2,026,716 as
with 1,703,743 in June, 1912.
DR.. F. #. Knowlton, of the Smith
sonian institution and E. w. Berry, of
Johns Hopkins university, are enroute
20 the fossil beds Of FIorissant, Col.
they will endeavoT to ascertain the
merits of the theory advanced about |
Two years ago by Prof. j. E. Farms
worth of the British museum, that a
race of pigmies inhabited this region
IN prehistoric times. Farnsworth
claimed to have found traces of such
A race.
Marching progress has laid hands
lpon the last landmark in Richmond
# Edgar Allen Poe. His boyhood
home, the house of the Aliens, long
lgo gave place to commercial build
ngs, the Swan tavern and the Bird-in-
Hand have passed away, and now the
'ity has began razing the old-fashion-
ID brick building in which the poet
edited the Southern Literary Mess
niger Approaches to a new concrete
ridge over the James river will take
is place.