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Putnam patriot., 1914-02-20

Hay, Straw and Milfeed.
 HAY AND STRAW.-Timothy, No 1. s1.05; standard. 9712 Qs1.0o; No. 2, 90Qs6c; No. B. s04s5c; clover, s5Q9712c; oatss 50q15c; straw, s0Gs5c.
 LIVE STOCK.
 BEEV ES.-Fair to choice steers at SS.00Q9,25 per 10o lbs; oxen and stags [ X.50Qs.00 culls at $6.00@775; extra bulls at $500; cows at s4.o0Q7.00. Dressed beef native sides, 12M14c. per lb.
 CALVES.-Common to choice yeals az s9506l1S-50 per 100 lbs; culls at ss 506e 800; yearlings and barnyard calves at S5.o09l700. City dressed veals at l6W20c. per lh.. country dressed at 13MISc.
 SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Medium to choice lambs at sT.75GS.50 per 100 lbs mixed with yearlings at $500. Dressed mutton at SlaG111ac.; dressed lambs at 12l2 c l5c. best hog dressed 151se. coun- try dressed hothouse lambs at s6.00uS.o0 per carcass.
 hogs sold at S9. 25 per loo lbs Country dres ied hogs at 9Ml2c. per lh.
Putnam patriot., 1914-02-20
Butter

NTIsk.-Official prices have been aDol- Ished and 1t is impossible 10 give correct uf1otati0ns
Putnam patriot., 1914-02-20
THE MARKETS
lNeu Ynrk Wholesale prlees.l ]

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
v|RGIN|A'S APPLE
SHIPPERS LOSE IN
THEIR RATE FIGHT
Important Suit Against Rail-
roads Is Dismissed by the
|. c. c.
Mr.. Scarlett's Reply.
BY p. III. MCGOWAN

Washington. =. c., july. 2s.--The
Interstate commerce commission TO-
day dismissed the complaints OF John
Xix & Com pany against the Southern
railway and Harvey Company
against the Baltimore and Ohio. in
which ii was alleged that charges on
shipments of apples from the Shen-
andoah Valley TO Northern cities We're
unreasona BILE and unjust. This Is one
of the most important decisions the
commission has ever rendered to Vfr-
gina apple growers
Tha principal apple producing
regions of Virginia lie in the Shen-
andoaf Valley and on the eastern
slope of the Blue Ridge mountains,
The points from which the traffic
moves re on the Chesapeake and OHIO
railway, between Christian and
Orange: on the Southern railway, be-
tween I.ynchhurg and Orange and be-
tween Harrisburg and Strasburg; on
the baltimore and Ohio system, be-
tween Lexington and Harpers Ferry.
and on the Norfolk and Western rail-
way between Roanoke and Hagers-
town
This proceeding involves princi-
pally the carload rates. AS to gen.
eral traffic the Virginia lines, with
the exception Of the Southern rail-
way, operate NOQer the oflClai NiaS'sSi-
ffcation which for the past twenty
five years at least has provided a fifth
class rating on apples in carloads
The Southern classification, which APP
plies generally over the lines Of the
Southern railway since 1879. has pro-
vided sixth class rating,
For some years prior 70 1903 all
lines. including the Southern railway.
published from Virginia points 70
fsa stern cities, commodity rates on
apples. which were equal 10 the fifth
class rates Pricr to 1897, however,
the sixth class basis provided by
Southern classification. was in effect
via the Southern railway. In 1909
the rates via all lines were reduced.
but what caused the reduction is not
clear, Although, as above Indicated,
commodity rates equal To the NTH
class rates were in effect via the
Southerq railway. witnesses for the
Chesapeake and Ohio testified that he
Southern railway was at the time
applying its sixth class rates on apples.
and that owing TO direct and cross
country competition with the South
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
|UM|O|TY CAUSES
GREAT SUFFERING
r HOTTEST DAY. But IN
HABITANTS FEEL 1T
MORE.

|Richmonders probably suffered
bro from the heat yesterday thany
~ day this summer so far, though
e thermometer showed officially
'at the maximum temperature was
'nsiderahly lower than the previous
" Yesterdays high record was
but those whose duties called them
Indoors wouldn't have believed any
oh yarn---it felt like lo2.
There was light breeze in the
rly morning and light fainfall.
BIZ enough to create the humidity
hich caused all the mischief--wheA
sun came out Il streamed down
III pitiless fury, relieved only oc-
Hionally by teasing clouds.
Only one prostration was officially
ported-Thomas w. cambridge. of
Isl Twenty-seventh street, but there
bre widespread complaint Of the
Erid heat due to the unusually ar
bspheric conditions than any day
date.
These conditions were apparently
peral all over the country yester-
II With temperatures ranging along
(th that OF Richmond. None Of the
stations of the country reported
In. From the State instruction
mp at Cordonsviile. last night It
u reported there had been several
N pr0&trAtions during the day
hong the soldier boys.
fhe weather man promises no re-
today except posMbly qf clouds
tamper The suns rays. which will
cf some comfort
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
RED PARTY FLIES
AFTER FEW WORDS
ON DRY PLATFORM
interruption Ford Lot Prohibition Meeting Not On Program
But Adds Spice-Speakers Express Faith In Off
cals-Case CT New Leader

wager the fellow who had Just spoken
was a drinking man and that II his
wife were to go into saloon with
him ne would be ashamed to be seen
there win her, which as for the
splitting proposition the intelligence
OF the audience could decide. The
crowd roundty applauded the quick
Response
Minority Adds Strength.
The meeting opened after an hours
concert by the band, with an intro
auction of the speaker by Attorney
w. A. Wlleroy. Dr. James, the first
up, plunged directly into his sub
tect and spoke strongly throughout.
He took up the question Of the pro-
ba bic -prohi oition majority, AMI as
serted that while there is little doubt
as to the States going dry as q whale,
there Is need Of u substantial major
itv being se cured In cities Ike Rich
rrlond and Norfolk This necessity Is
based on the fact that the law viii be
better enforced if backed by a strong
sentiment of the people Of the city,
and while Ia GA not question the hon
esty and Integrity Of the police OFF,
GERS, Or James did believe that II
viii require more bravery and back
bone on the part Of officers in towns
where they are not. supported by q
sentiment % HE voters.
DR. James stressed the need Of the
dry element Of the city forming an ef-
(Ccutinued on Second Pagel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

: A. red headed. red neclStied, red
handkerchiefed party added spice to
prohibition meeting on the Ford hotel
lot last night, and besides the music
of the Blues band and the able
speeches of DR.. w c. James and Rev.
F. J. Richardson, made, the event of
the evening unusually interesting,
even for a prohibition meeting.
This party interrupted Mr.. Rich
ardson In the course OF his argument,
asked permission to say q few words,
said them, and incontinentiy fed, pur-
sued by the cries OF the audience that
he stand like a man and hear the
answer.
Mr.. Richardson was discussing the
interruption at previous meeting,
when he had declared that a man
who drank would not want his wife
10 do the same. The red party stated
that there were some Of the best
people of the town who hahitually
drink with their wives and families,
that the prohibition movement
amounted 10 as little as splitting
against the wind. that the best man
who ever lived turned water into wine
ffermentei wine at that), and that
the prohibition question could be
settled only by the individual con-
science and the help of God, The
party then fed, but Mr.. Richardson
replied that while he was not a bet
ting man ne would be willing to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
Testimony In Mime. Caillaux
Trial Shows Figaro Editor
Had Finished
F anous Letters
Not to Be Read
Decided They Do Not Concern
Case and Curious Crowd Is
Disappointed = Cecaldi De-
tends Caillaux

Paris. July 24.--When the fifth SEES
Caillaux for the murder Of Editor
Calmette, of the Fisarto, opened this
morning, the Palais de Justice was
stor1ned by crowds OF the curious who
scrambled and fought to get in and
hear the reading OF the now famous
letters Of Cailiaux 10 mis- wife. Much
had been written and said about these
M issives, the tongue OF scandal even
going SO far as to hint that their con-
tents was such as to bring blush to
he cheek of the most hardened
Partisan. The small crowd Of spec
tators whose tickets allowed them
entry to the court were disappointed,
however. Tor, after much discussion.
the letters remained unread M
I,abori. representing Nine, Caillaux.
Nj Chenu, representing the Calmette
children and Nine. Gueydan, Caillau&x
former wife. are the only ones who
know their contents. and NJ. Labori
haStene1 To tell the Jury that there
was nothing in them TO damage the
character OF either NJ. Cajilaux or his
wife
BY a shrewd move. which brought
forth the admiration or both lawyers
and spectators Nine. Gueydan yester-
day turned the letters, FIVE of them
tied N a neat package, over to NJ
Lahori. The lawyer for the defense
was thus put into the position of either
reading them to the jury or sup
pressing them. either Of which, II was
believed. would damage his case. M.
Labori seemed to feel the ticklisil nese
OF his position. for he announced
dramatically IN Nina Gueydan, who
was IN the witness box, IF you have
heard Of me being caught In trap
you are wrong
DO Not Concern Caee.
After Messrs. Labori and Chenu had
explained their ideas for and against
the reading OF the letters NJ. Chenu
remarked that they did not concern
the case. NJ. Labor said he though
three OF them did. M. Labor then
held out the three toward the wit
ness Nine. Gueydan and asked what
are your wishes. She replied; Il don't
care II you publish all them II you
want to-"
After the recess Judge Albansl ex-
amined the letters.
When court was reconvened Nine.
C;ueydan was recalled and NJ Labor!
turned TO her and said:
These letters will not be read by
me. Madame. Do you wish them
back"
NE" was her reply. NJ. Labori
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
Huerta Through;
Thinks Anarchy
Wall Continue
GOING DIRECT TO EUROPE
MAKES NO COMMENT ON
WILSON POLICY.

kingston. Jamaica. July 24.--Gen-
eral Euerta and General banquet
formerly Mexican minister Of war.
landed at O'clock this afternoon
and went 70 the Myrtle Bank hotel.
The former president was dressed !n
white. while General BlanQuet was IN
the uniform d 4 gereral ~ the rssa
General Huerfa, who appeared 10 be
in gcoa spirits, sad IN answer to a
request for an interview
II cannot give an Interview before
tea. | shall 30 from Kington TO Spain
direct aad from the latter country
will proceed to Germany.
r am through with Mexico. I be-
lieve anarchy will continue TO reign
N thc interior cf the country"
Kingston. Jamaica. 1uly 24,-Seated
et "a small table nj the Myrtle Hank
hotel this afternoon with a glass OF
cognac before him. General Hasrta
received your correspondent. Asked
If he intended To return 10 Mexico
zTeneral Huerta said he was gotng &c
Europe direct. but what his move
ments ia the future would be ile
could not say He refused to make
sny comment on the Mexican 81 ua-
tion which las been shaping its If for
the last five days. He knew notains
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
CAMPAIGN LIE. OF
VETS Is "NAILED"
BY DURHAM LAWYER
Letter of r. H. Lyon of Chester Va Governor Craig Brings
Fourth Denunciation Of Whiskey Peoples SANDERS
Against North Carolina

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
Durham, n. c., July GA near
e-.sation was sprung today In city
official circles on the receipt of a let
ter by City Attorney Scarlet from
Solicitor S. NJ. Gattis
The letter was written by Mr.. j.
7. Kerr, secretary to Governor Craig.
and enclosed was a letter from MI.
r. II. Lyon. of Chester Va. The let
ter from Mr.. Lyon stated that the
writer understood that there was a
barroom in one of Durham hotels.
where guests could go to get drinks
by paying In another room,
The letter was written TO Governor
Craig and was for the purpose of
ascertaining just what conditions pre-
vailed in North Carolina since prohi-
b!tion went into effect. II stated that
the -prohibitionists or Virginia
were telling this story, they were
gaining Roadway in various parts Of
Virginia.
The text Of the letter from Mr..
Lyon ives as follows:
Mr.. Lyons Inquiry.
Chester. Va. July 81, 1914.
Governor Craig.
Raleigh. n. c.:
81 understand that whiskev Is sold
In the hotels Of Durham. n G.. that
one can go into a separate room and
pay for the whiskey and then go 10
the bar and get it. VIII YoN please
let me know If this is true? 1t is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
Thinks Girl. On
Island Is Taking
Hunger Strike
CASE OF YOUNG ANARCHIST PUZ-
ZLES MISS DANIS-GETTING
FOOD SOMEWHERE.

New York, July 24.'--'If Reba had
been testing these ninety-six hours
she wouldn't be abIe,to walk I know
that and 7 am now convinced that she
has been getting food ever since she
went TO the island. ] know positively
that she sucked lemon yesterday. /
guess there WIN be no forrfnfe FEED
ing Anybody that Is as healthy and
In such good spirits as this girl
doesn't need to be fed
That's the way Commissioner OF
Corrections Katherine B. Davis sum-
med up tonight her opinion OF Reha
Edelson's hunger strike. The youth
full anarchist had Just left the mess
hall with the other women. So far
as any one observed she ate nothing
while at the table. but Miss Davis
thinks that IL Reha were bonafide
hunger striker and really wanted to
etarve for the cause she wouldn't
even sit at the table OF course, there
Ia another reason why she should go
to the table. Since she Is now a
prisoner in a hospital ward 1t isn't
60 easy for others to smuggle food TO
her
That Reba's case has aroused mucn
interest is evident from the number
of letters Miss Davis is receiving
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
ROOSEVELT RETAINS
OLD LIBEL LAWYER
VAN BENSCHOI4EN TO LEAD RE-
FENSE AGAINST BARNES
SUIT.

Oyster Bay. n. Y, July 24.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt announced tonight that
William III. Van Benscholen. Of the
law firm of Powers a. sands, had been
retained as his counsel In the $4,000
libel suit brought by William Barnes.
Jr.. Republican State chairman, who
objected TO the colonies characterize
ton Of him as political boss,
Colonel Roosevelt was told today or
reports fram California to the effect
that Governor Hiram w. johnson,
Progressive vioe-presidential nominee
two years ago. disapproyed OF his
action in tndorsins the candidacy of
Harvey d, Human. Republican, for
governor.
That Ia toe prepesteroua TO dis
cusA' he replied,
Mr., Van BenschoieA wan Mir, Reose-
velt's counsel when the ex-president
sued George "A, Newett. the Michigan
editor. for libel last pear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
Dr.. McGuire's Testimony 7ested---No. ;

DR. James Cannons
Advocate the Dr. Stuart
Mcclure the local self meeting Dr. Cannon Writes
DR. rvs NorhC Carolina
The NmthCa Its r a
Tha the Of
bst to da age In
"Resava1 1na h o
acohoa be
in degree. crIpli the O
o
DIR the INSURANCE
Bauew read the paper
Auaralin OF
In America o
the whog
nrmle 70 al
o O 0
though the use be moderate and though the the condition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
PULLING POLITICAL
WIRES To SAVE NY.
SLAYER FROM CHAIR
Town Clerk Cleary viii Claim
Booze and Dependency.
Gun Gone

Haverstraw, y. T.. July 2A.-~Nli-
liam Cleary. for fourteen years the
town r+sfas ss.sts t,st%e 81
leaders Of goekland county, Is IN the
rrursy .atl nj New CITY tonight Tor
numbering his eighteen year old som
in-iaw, of scarcely 81 week E.sere ~,
Newman, because he Thought New a
man had wronged his daxnser, Anna
Cieery, two years his senior. and had
brought disgrace ~ the family
His defense is TO be that he cid not
know the y.2th had married his
daughter, an that. bitterly enraged.
he killea Newman In his Office yester-
day In temporary At of insanity
brought on by brooding and drink,
but "a preliminary hearing by the
coroner today brought out tho fact
that Mrs. Cleary. his wife. had told
him Of the secret marriage 81 Satur-
dav a few hours before the tragedy
occurred.
Clearv's defense IS already being
planned by his political friends boti
here and in New York and their lrsf
precauiion has been &c urgs nun 70
keen still and say nothing about the
shooting. The sheriff who Is one OF
his close friends would not allow any
one TO see him today and the MEM
bers of his family could not be Seen at
all or had no comment to make,
The only ore 20 talk to the prisoner
during the day besides the shsrif
himself WAS Michael beiagt, who Is
known as Tom Foley's secretary. a
lawyer and associate Of Robert Moore,
who defended the two girls. in the
shooting of W. e. D. Stokes. in New
York. Deiaxi conferred with Clearv
for half an hour this afternoon and
then announced that he would repre-
sent the politician until Frank Cam
miskey. OF Nyack. a noted criminal
lawyer OF this part Of the State re-
frya.t,OxnA an Sscnrd rSareA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
HUNDREDS VISIT
EXHIBITION ROOMS
NEW ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
UARTERS, ON MAIN STREET
ATTRACT MANY.

Interest continues undated In the
new Anti Saloon league exhibit room
at Tenth and Main streets. More
than 1--WE hundred people Of both yer
euasions on the StatewtdeN question
visited the place during the Nay, and
showed much interest In the cartoons
and charts on exhibition. There Is
every reason to believe that this viii
prove one Of the strongest efforts
made by the temperance forces In the
campaign.
A number of new charts were put
on exhibition yesterday in addition
TO those already on hand. and all at
tracted great interest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
CLAFTaN SUBSIDIARY
HOUSE FILES SCHEDULE.

Louisville. Ky. July 24.--Liabilities
Of st6a,454 and assets ofs422,7s7 are
shown in the schedYle of J Bacon and
Sons subsidiary Rouse of n. B. ,'laf-
lin and company, bankrupt, filed IN
court of the referee. f. c. Kinaead.
by J. c. Raskin, attorney for the bank-
rupt house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
MOVES TO
SAVE BUILDING MONEY.

Harrisburg. July a4.--The creation
OF State department OF public works.
which will have charge OF the erection
II all Etata hospitals and aiutlaf6
missions, win be recommended BY thol
HtAte economy commiSsi0n, m II 9osl
tiatsd that II Will save mary th6nos
ends % AaIlAEM 81 .ll|,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

told here to prove that prohibition IL
a failure in North Carolina l VIII
feel much honored by your reply
"Respectfully.
IT RI. LYON"
Mr.. Scarlett's Reply.
Dear Sir,~-In reply Will say that
I am prosecuting attorney for re-
corder's office for the city OF Dur
ham: that / know every man in town
who Is suspected of selling liquor; that
know every place that Is suspected
of selling liquor. and can say UNI
oquiyocallv that the statement that
our hotels are selling whiskey Is q
premeditated lie on the part Of the
man who is circulating it. The pro-
hibition law in Durham is administer
ed by It's friends. and there is not
an officer on tho police force that is
not keenly alive to his duty; not an
officer in the city that is even sus-
pected of winking a the violation of
the prohibition law
How. then do you think thai d
hotel could have bar in thls city,
IT would be just as impossible for a
hotel to have a bar in the city Of
Durham as II would be for muir
derers in Virginia to have a general
slaughter house where they Kill their
victims. ..
State Campaign Lie.
This is not the first time that the
echoes Of the old State campaign lies.
Continued on Second Page1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
FIREMAN KILLED
BY TRAIN ROBBERS
NEW YORK LIMITED OF liz 8 N.
HELD UP NEAR NEW
ORLEANS.

New Orleans July 24.-The Gre.
man Is reported killed and two
others Of the train crew are missing.
as result of the hoid-up o. the
New York Limited. the Louisville ana
Nashville crack train. In the suburha
OF New Orleans tonight The amount
OF loot obtained Ia reported large.
The limited h an ail-Puilman train.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
WORKMAN MUST UNDERGO
OPERATION TO GET WAGES

Providence. n. l., July 24.--In an
decree the Superior
court has ordered Leander Rabitauld
to submit to an operation for hernia
under the workmen's compensation
act. drawing full wages. He had
been Ill several weeks when the COM
pany cut or his wages insisting on an
operation 10 effect cure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Pittsburg. July 24.---Iiilian Russell
is ill In Atlantic City Her Pittsss
burg physician has been called into
consultation.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-05
ALFRED BUTT
PASSES AWAY

Alfred Butt, one of the best
known opticians and jewellers in
Tacoma, passed away at his
home, 4514 South NJ street, at
an early hour today, following an
illness of nearly two years. Mr..
Butt had been engaged actively
in the jewelry business in Tacoma
for 23 years. Besides his widow,
he is survived by six sons and
one daughter.
Mr.. Butt was born in Birming-
ham, England, January II, 1S49.
He was a member of State lodge
No. 6S, f. e A. NJ, Elks lodge
No. ia, and the Foresters of
America. He was at one time
chief ranger of the Foresters. and
also president of the State Opt
cal society. The remains were re-
moved to the Hoska- Buckiey-K King
company's awaiting funeral ar
rangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-05
Asks DAMAGES

Alleging that the Washington
Paving company, of which George
Milton Savage is president, has
refused to pay them $32,93S.50
royalties on certain patented paw
ing materials used by it in con-
structing county roads, and that
the contract has been broken by
the paving company, the Rudolph
S. Blome company, owner of the
patents, filed suit in superior
court late yesterday asking $780,
94S.50 damages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-05
KICKS $4,000
OUT OF BEACH

BREMERToN, Feb. 5.-When
Walter Angel, aged IA, son of
William Angel. a machinist at
the Puget Sound navy yard, was
walking along the beach near the
old dock at Bremerton yesterday
he spied small tin box half bur-
led in the sand. When he kicked
it there was metallic jingle. He
lifted it from the sand.
1t was heavy and was secured
by a hasp and a small paddock.
He pried the cover off and nearly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-05
RUNS INTO OPEN CATE
TACOMA MAN MAY DIE

Apparently unable to see the
warming signal in time, Floyd
Janney, fireman ut Carstens'
Packing company, IS years of
age, crashed into the middle
span of the 18th street bridge
this morning on his motorcycle as
1t was raising to permit the pas
sage of steamer and sustained
probably fatal injuries.
Witnesses say Janney. was
speeding. along at good gait, and
that the slippery condition of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-05
RAD|UMFA|L To
SAVE LIFE Of
bREMNER

BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-Con-
gresham Bremner of New Jer-
sey, who has been receiving treat
ment for cancer, died today.
When he entered the New Jersey
hospital the congressman was
told that his case was hopeless,
but he insisted upon being treat
ed and 100000 worth of radi-
UNI was used in his treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-05

bridge made It impossible for him
to materially slow down. When
his machine hit the span he was
thrown violently over the handle
bars against the span and his
skull was fractured. He was
rushed to the county hospital in
the police patrol.
The young man suffered sew
eral hemorrhages this morning,
and was operated on about noon.
His recovery is doubtful. He has
been living at 1715 South e
street.