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UNIVERSITY MTSSOTIRIAN.
V0LU3IE 1.
y. W. C. A. GIRLS
AS IN IN PLAY
Members of the University
Faculty to be Mimicked
in Coined v,
REALISTIC ''MAKE-UP" PLANNED
Women Only to be Present,
When the Play
is Produced.
The Young Women- Chii-tian A n
li.ltinll. in-liilliil in tin new lioim ilt
Ki;i Lnvviv -invi. li.i- announced tin pio-
.In. tion f ' Mi rn-li -Mi-l.ik."- Debut
.it tin "Vai-itv." .i- the "iiiilani-iai-cr"
it tl .I-""- of i:ns.
Tin- .iit.-iiainmeiii. 1" which only tin
ii-niiiiiiif i"'iii f ilu l"infi-ity will
..-.uliniltfi. will lx S'ntiinS.iv afternoon
.it "'.:!" oVIn.k. .ii tin ciil-' Gunna
mm.
iliiii itin. Ore Smile; I
-linifii.
Hilf "-mile: Si'lf vh"w. I'ltl'l"."
Mi 1 liKxlo-i.i .il. of , .11".
Ii.inlon to tin voting women anil
i ml -c.ifl.ri. oi tin a i ri.ition.
tn. lii.in igei." Thiilv gill- an
flli.
ifii-
in
tin c-a-l and will appear
Co-tUllle-
-uiiii! lo tin ir p.ut-
'I lu- epi i icm c- o: "Mi Lie-h Mi--t.il.f"
.'.if ilio-i of a S'lt-litii.iii during
l..r til 1 wick at the I "llivel-itv. Tiif
viinig whih-ii v. ill "iii.ikf up" to lepie
-,-t tin iMi-mi- -he cncolllilcl- ftoni the
time of lii'i aiiiv.il at the -t.ition. in
tlililing lift liili ill the v.hi-fl-!i.ilio.
bil. to the tinif -he fiitei- the cla e-.
Munl-ci- of the f.uultv will le lepie--tlltfil
on the -tage.
Varsity Clairvoyant.
In the "-iile -how" then will !' -e
mil in-t in-." int hiding :i "Wii-ity
vutili 'ii ti. mt eiI to -e lour f.u- into
in- inline. Mi Maiv I'.iMon 1- -having
llit ui.iii.igci-hip with Mi W.ile-.
I In x xiiiiir woiiieii who aii. now 1 i inij
at the ). . C. A., aie Mi f- I.0I.1
Stiutthlifld. I If in
S limit. Mildred
sciutihlield. Lima
I'fll. I .i Thoiu.i-.
Anna "-wain-on. Dm. i oti-. I'lf if Kline
.mil AIin l!ii li.iiil-nn. Tin hoii-t will
.iii-iininio.l.ile -eventcen oiing woii'fii.
The lliii-liau. Mellioili-t. i:.iiti-t. Pu
hvtiii.m .mil Lpi-ei-p.il flmifhf- h.if
f.uh liiin.-hfil a loom.
lhe olliifi- .mil loniniitti-f eh.iiinien
for the mm i .lie: Mi Kdith Ceeiy.
ri-iilint : Mi "-lie Stone, vice-pit-i-ili'llt
.Hid ( li. ill linn ot Mcllibcl-hip Colll
I'littie: Mi Lfale I'.lo.vi.. -ecletaiv.
Mi '. It. mini, tin tie.i-tiifi. will
i.ot ii tin n .iiid In-: oiliu will In lille.l
.it tile llet lili-iiie meeting.
Mi 1 1 cue Stiutchiield. th.iiim.in
Mi mii.iiv ( iiini:llf: Mi Aliif ltuh-aitl-on.
i l-.iii in.iii Dibit Study Commit
tee; Mi ( e.i Cole, ih.iiiiii.m Devo
l It'll ii tonmiittif: Mi l'.iith IVar-e.
cli.iiiiiiin "-ofi.il Committff: .uul Mi
liilictti- Mil, fli.iiini.in liitciiolltgiate
t oiiinutlif.
The mi lulu i- of the Aihi-i.iy lloaid
.!!.: nii-. U.iltei McX.il.'. Millet.
Niii.e' i.,l.ii:. .1. ;. i:.ii.. w. .1. Lba-
ni"ii. 1). . IN.Iniitt. W.ilter William-.
I". 15. Mnmfor.l. II. I". I'hiibiick Mnl
Vi- M.n l:. r.tei.l.
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
AGAINST MINE OWNER
Nevada Man. Arrested in Chicago.
Protests His Innocence.
I. I 11 I.-.I Ir.
CIIK (,u. -,.jlt. ic,. Thoiiiat -Keiin-one
ot the 1h t known gold mine ownei
111 Nevada, dep.11t.1l to.la tor K.inhidi.
-'V.. in tin- 11-toih if a -ln-iiir to an--Uer
a ihime , f ellllH-lill-i .J.."iiH) fiom
a mine nmi-i m.
Ke.iiii- del. 11,.-. In, aiie-t i- the ip-
-lllt ot -int. wink- tin iiuiiii-v b:iin"
hi.'ll mv.-n l hi,,, l,v the -tiH-kholder-
and diiiiti
of the coinpam.
DR. JONES ASKS CITY
TO EXTEND SEWERAGE.
Dean oi Arts College Presents Peti-
tion to Council.
)i". -I ( .Ion.-, dean of the College
"f -it- and teieiii e of the Cniver-ity
of Mi .1111. .,ddit d the meeting of
l Ik
ut iiiiiiteil la-t night in liehalf of i
a -ewei.ige -v-t.ni for the
pan 01 th,. t ,tx.
lb 'on,- -,nd that citien
111 that
oti.m wi.nl 1 -nb-ciibe .-?2.000 to build
'Wo tiunk lint
ind a-ked that the tity ,
'Pl""pii.ite .-!..-,( hi for a -eptic tank,
"'- 1" Ht on . left-rred to the -ewer 1
'oiiiiMU.-, i th, iiiiiiu-il.
I
HUGHES VICTOR
IN
Wins Nomination As Candi-
date for Governor on
First Ballot.
ism mxrai. x. v.. s-Pt. in.-
Cli.it It--. K. Unfile-. Governor of New
V ik. w.i- 1 4-niitiiiii.it i-l 1 li e-tciday
afte m mi tin ih-t ballot in- the Ke-
1 iuliii-.iii State Convention. 11U name
w.i- pif-fiilfil to the convention hy Scii-
itor A. K. Page of New Voik -uiil in l.'i
iiiiiiiitc- lu li.ul Ik'i-ii nominated. Tin
tot.il iinollifi.il Hughe- oli wa- S2.".
I lot :ii i Wliite u:i- iioiiiin.itfil for
Lieutenant Covcu-or.
The lioihin.it ion of Hughe- hi- 1-ccli
lliiio-t ccilain -inn D.iviil .lax lie Hill,
uiili.i idc.r to Gcliu.tu.x. lahleil elir
l.iy moiniiu. iclii-in; to he the i-.tinii-il.it
i of tin aiili-llnhe- men.
Soon aflei that. Stale Chairman
Uoodinir. a le.iiier of the anti lltljrlii'-lotie-.
(oncfilfil tin nomination of
llii'jhe- on the lii-t li.illot. The iianic
of .lame- V. W.ul-uoith. .'r.. -peaker
of the a cinhh. and tointer Connie-
man .lohn .1. Sti-u.ui. .il-n weie iic--eiilcil
for the j"oMinoi-liiji.
I'if-iilfiit lioi'-exclt i- ticilitcil with
liiiiliti sihoiit the i-omination of Co.
llu-he-.
CHANLER WILL OPPOSE
HUGHES IN NEW YORK
lit- I'liltd I'n s.
i
Sent. 1(1. Xewl
KOCllKSTKi;, X. Y..
,
Voik Deinoci.it- in couention here this
..itcinoon noiniiiate.1 Lieutenant Gov-
en.or Chanler for the Governorship.
r.iy.in i- said to have notified the
leadeis thiough Chairman
haimony wa-. imperative.
Mack that i ,
HEATON
FOR GOVERNOR.1
I!v t'llltpil I'lo-s.
CONVENTION
HAltTFOItn. COXX., Sept. 10. The'cuit of fairs: Mis-ouri State Fair at
Deniociatie State convention to-ilay Sul.ili.i. then the American Royal at
nominated Judge Heaton Roberts for'Kan-as City, and later the Xational at
governor by acclamation.
NO WONDER STEWART
CAN NOT RIDE; THERE IS
ENOUGH TROUBLING HIM
Army Exile Has Cardiachypertro-
phy, Dilation, and Also Mitral
Insufficiency.
Hy fniteil I'n .
t 1 1 M : 1 -..i.t 11;
u.u-iii.u'i-'.-, i. ... -i-iii. iw.
War Depaitimnt i.tliii.il- -hoith will
all ( ol. Slew.r.t. now exiled at Fort
Ci.mt. befoie Hi tiiin.- bond. ;
'' ,,,li'"1 '"'",I " v"li Ilu.iiliiic.i. I
when Col. Stew.ut went to begin a 1
ninety mile liding te-t. iep. ited that be
wa- tiiiri-iini: tinni "eaidi.lchyi.eit li.v (
dilation and initial in-iilliciene. and
heine ;h.it he wa- 1111 ible to uiiileigo thi1
te-t.
If the xeidiet of the inidi.al b...ud
i- -u-tained. Col. Stewaif- retirement
will be ,ompiil-..ix. ,
'
SOPHOMORES PURSUE
FRESHMEN, NATURAL
PREY, WITH PADDLES
Second Sobby Act of University
Drama is Staged on Broadway
Curtain Next Week.
Tiio-e -hiitle an I im11.ii lit, individual-,
siiiiii'd e.uh with a hi -tiik.
win 111 iiu - iw -'lollini; along l.ioad
way la-t ii'iiiui!. weie not biigand-.
Tiny weie nieieh So)hoiuo
of the J
I lllei-it ot -Ml 0111 1. in otie-t ot their
f their '
liituial piey. the I'l. -liiiu:ii.
The wild jel!- w. ie no' tin -e of women
i'i di-tie . They ny have bleu the
waiwhoop of the Soph- or the i.illxii..
tr.v " 1
Fu-hiiieii.
-Xl"' t'"' wi-I'"' "
in'i '-iriied
wen not leally big -tick-. Tne were
only paddle-. II of which -ignitie- that
-chiM.l hat begun, but da e- have not.
LIKE ST. LOUIS, THIS
WEATHER HAS POOREST
TERMINAL FACILITIES
Forecast Is for Fair and Continued
High Temperature Hereabouts.
If anyone a-ks on why the weather
- like St. Loui-. tell him it'- becaue
outhea-tein , it ha- pKir terminal facilitie-. Fore
' i-i-ter IlfcdiT -ce- no end a- yet of the
pie - ent hot-.uid-ilry -h1I. flu fore-
ea - t :
"Fair tonight and Thur-div:
not
niuih change in tciuperatuie."
The theimometer regi-tered V2 degnit
at 2 p. 111.
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,
THIS ARISTOCRATIC PORCINE
MISS WILL TRAVEL IN STATE
' & s$l8t&?4S&$i
Li- Lek
THIS LITTLE PIGGY
TRAVELS IN STATE;
I
Blueblooded Lucy Lee Second
Will Ride to Chicago
in Parlor Car.
Lucy I.ee Second is a. ttjlith young
pi;.'. She 1-elong? (o the State Farm,
and bct-an-i t-he is jioinj; to lxa shown as
a piize animal at the Inter-State Lie
Stock Show in St. Jo-cph, September 21
to -2(i, notlm!" will do for her but a
I -nityly padded eoiner in it palace car.
She will depart tomorrow in her best ex -
i.:i.:.: t..
I'loiuoii -iwc.
Miss Pig is verv aristocratic and or-
ders hor scrvantg around quite like al the Iximb cpIodcd, Imiliu-; him iolciitlv
'millionaire. She speaks "Hog Latin," a'ajrain-t the wall. He e-caped with
i i,.,,ml ,,.i,;m, tw t,-..tfonjf0 -m.i ,i,.,i,t ;.:..
pieheud.
Thi- ioiid piggy is of Duroe Jer-ey
-tock and is 17 months old. Before re-
1 ' io.c on Fifth .e,.e,
State Farm, -he will make the entire cir -
, Chic
ONE BRITON IN 38 PAUPER
Class Numbers 928.671 Three Per
Cent in London.
I!j I'niteil I'n .
LOXDOX. Sept. HI. One out of eMI
thiil-eiilit iei-ou- in KniI.iiid i- a pall
pi r, anoidi'!.' to the lent it of the Lou-
j
I don l.o.inl of Ti.ide piih!i-hed today.
The pauper e!a in Lngl mil liumb-i-
11 i.' 1'-1
ii '-.Hi I.
l London nmie than thi.e per tent
,,' the populatio.i an paupei-.
11U1 lYLbiALi ilURib lYLAlVl
Connie t n, tn NiimWnf
I Reports Conflict as to Number of
1 Injured in Accident.
1 I. t'niieil Iri- .
.., .
Clllt-Vti ). Sept. Hi. Xinctecn men
,II, "I""1 ' the police to h.ne been
'"", t!" ,",,"',,,--' ''" ' I'1K Wow t
of a lcieptacle tilled with molten metal
at the lllinoi- -tcel plant.
Comp.un ollicial- -ay that only five
woikiiifit were hint.
NIGHT RIDERS IN ILLINOIS
Fnrmsrs Guard Their Property
Areola.
Near
lit I'nlli-d I -
A Kl i.l.A. HI.. Sept. hi. Iaimel
near h.'ie .'ie g.Mii'iiig their property
at night, following tl., deptid itio-- ol .
band if ui.lt liib-.- the l.i-t few il.iv-.
several lu,i- mil. other faun build
ing- have been lamiiil, ajiparenlly by
in Di 1. 1 Hiul.
CAP AND GOWN THURSDAY
Faculty Will Wear Academic Dress !
at Convocation. ;
i-i ... . , ., .- ,, I
I Ibe opening convocation of the I til j
1 term of the I'niver-itv of Mi onri will
lie held Thtii-dav at Hi a.
111.
1'iofi
i-. a--i-tant piofi or- and in-truttor-aie
iiiiie-tiil to a emhle in acadciuic
die at UzA't a. 111. in the ollice of the
-ccictarv of the Liiiver-ity.
F. II. Scale-, pi life 01 of a-tionoiny.
it the (hail man of the lommittce 011 nub-
'lie eM'ici-.'- of the I'niver-itv.
I . j . ..
xuinieu xaeai it-eporc ueierrea.
The city lourcil took no at tion l.itt
night on the complaint of twenty for
mer pri-oner- ef the lity jail again-t
I the ipiality of fimd -erved by .Jailer
I -nil. A iiiiiiiuittci aiNiinted two
week- ago to inve-tigate the iharge that
tainted meat wa- given the pri-oner-hat
failed to report.
yfy
Skcon'd.
BOMB ATTACHED
TO A MHOIEFrr
-- iiwiii. j,,lt, pel-nailed the cioml to (li-pcl-i.
Attempt to Assassinate Presi -
dent Cabrera of Guatemala
Is Failure.
I.y fnllcil I'n .
SAX KKAXCISCO. Sept. Hi. I'.i--elilieit
ictitrnin today on the -te.uncr
City of r.ui- told of an attempt ic
ently made to a a inatc l'le-ident
(..llilei.t of (til.lteiii.ila by me.iiit of ail
iiifeiu.il ni.uliiiie attached to a tcle-
! phone.
1 i. r i ... ,-.. . . t ...
.t i if-iiieni cuiifiu iu.lti.tl Hie le-
icner to hi- car in lc-ixni-e to a call
I Fie SaUadoican- weie ane-tcd and
' b.ini-hed fiom the it-public,
pL0T Qp ANApoHTSTS
. hU1 omo V7r, m-,-
U'nilDU I A TC LiU 'D ill DTI)
OIUIO lVO.Xk3JCiXl Q XAXir.
FAIIIS, Sept. 10. The polite today
louliimi-d tin it-pott that Kai-i-r Wil
liam of Ceiinanv had dcfeiieil hi- i-it
to Schliichtpa in the Fiemh Vo-ge- on ''"' to c',l':,n tll(' t-i,.v i"ul n,,,t '"-' 'U
.uiDUiit of the di-coMr of a plot. nL'r o! !'-'"
Two Italian- weie found with bomb- j Complaint of the diouth i- bein- made
but thev t-iaped. M'y faimei- on both -ide- of the iier.
. ,.1111! by all Nl-nlit who lin when legll-
; CHANGE AT ATHENS HOTEL
New Owner, Formerly Proprietor of
Gordon, Takes Charge.
lit ..
1 .. m . .,- 1, , ,
.111-.. Al.llt -.llli.Iil liLiiti lin 1
entl bought tin Allien- Hotel at Ninth
.'lid Walnut -licet-, fiom . S. .lohn-
M:,. foim.illv t.Kik chaise thi- liioiiiing.
Captain S. A. Smoke of Columbia, foi- I
mei ly niaiiager ot the iiuiii- hall at
j y..(. Cniu.,,ity. will be an iijiuil p.ut-
m'r "'"' -Al,s-" ''"-"' ''t "ill ""t U-
Lie tiil iiiteie-tcd in the m.inaeiiicnt.
The hotel i- now held in the name of
I hi Allien- lleallv Co.. of whiih II. II.
Tandv, owner of the building, i- the
ililieipal -loi kholdei. The building i-
b-a-fd to tin- fomp.iuy by Mr. Tandy for
'en M-ar-. with the juivilege of lellew-
al for the.
Ml-. Law-on foiiueily wa- piopiictor
of the Coition Hotel.
MARGHERITA IS PEEVISH
If Abruzzi Marries Miss Elkins Queen
Won't Attend, Not She.
ity t'niieil I'rr-.
KOMK. Sept. 10. King Viitor Tinman
i.ii f Italy i- known to be ploveked
iv tile pei-i-tiut oppo-it ion Qui en Mar
:iiciili tno- to the maiiiage of the
Duke of Abiui and .Mi Katbeiine
rikin-. .. .lighter of the I'liiteil State
"'eiiator. Other 1111 111I11 1- of the 10y.1l family
Ii.im taken the -ide of the king again-t
the ipn-en and Ii.im given their -auction
to tin wubling.
Tin oucen ha- announced that -he will
'lot even attend the iciemonv.
Appointments in Agriculture.
I'laiii i- Wi.iiiliii.in 15. S. Vim- II.11111
'
-ime. On. h,it been ap-xiintcd fellow 111 ,,-
:igi ieiiltiir.il ( hemi-try. Cbarle- K. Fian- j
ci-, A. M.. Iiiown. bat been appointed
in-truetor in agrie11lt111.1I chenii-trv and ! German Educator Here,
a-i-lant cheiui-t to the Stale hperi- -V- Kmit. IWH11. Germany, of the
incut Station. The agritultuial chem- I-iuilewirt-haftieiie HmIi Schule. a Ger-i-lrv
depirtn.ent ha- live a-i-tant-. all '':' "-- :,,riu"'1 '"nl.iy ""1 i- n
of vvhcni are -tudving for an advanced iifV the work being done at the Ag
degrce in connection with their work. ru-iiltur.il College in Aniuial Nutrition.
' Good Wishes From Dan McFarland.
! Daniel McFarland. editor of tin Man-
ville ltepublican. former -tml"iit of the ,
L'niver-ity of Mi ouri. vviite-: "I
have great faith in the new School of
Journali-m."'
1908.
STUDENTS
THREATEN SLAYER
Fisherman is Guarded After
Killing College Boy and
Wounding Another.
TAKEN SECRETLY OUT OF TOWN
M. A. Creviston Says Youths
Rapped On His House
In Passing.
I!- L'nlted Pris.
MAXIIATTAX. Kan., Sept. III. M.
A. Cici-ton. a li-liciman. l.i-t iii-jlit
-hot ami killed .lohn Coon-, a -tudeiit
at the Kan-.i- State Aj-i ictiltttr.il Col-e-.'c.
and -lij-htly uoiinded another -Indent.
Student- iMtlivlnl on the -ticct- a-
-imiii sit the -Iiuotin' hciaiiu known and
pci-u.Klcil Hie elowtl to ll-p
Thi- niorniii','. fcarin-,' that the thrcati
I would he lcucwed and po ihle ioleuce
;"""1'1 ,,M,lt' ,!' ,,."i"" l,,",i,',1 l",,,w"
inn -ccieiiv inn iti iowii.
In a -t.itciiu-iit made to the polite. In
-aid that the hoy- had anmiM-d him by
rappinj; on hi- hou-e while jm inp-.
'Hie Agi icilltur.il Ci-lli-irt.. at Maiih.it
l.ui i- a -late in-titutioii. The other
iiep.iiliiieiitt of the L"iiici-it aie at
Iiu i cuc-e.
PRAYER FOR RAIN IN
EAST ST LOUIS CHURCH
Downpour is Needed to Save Parching
Crops Drouth Seems to
be General.
MAST ST. LOUIS. III.. Sept. 10
Thlee week-ot diouth. following a month
ill which the raiulali w.i- lc-t than oiie-
i
'half the noiinal. hae cau-cd lneinhcr-
. ; - 't st. ...s
' "' r V-vr " ,,,Wr ,Lll,y tK'u'U,,"
f.li ... .1 . . s .i t. I- it
i loiiowing me ieipie-i oi me lic. r.lllici
Collin-, made at Iii"h ma Sundav.
In hi- iiipic-t to the people. Father
Collin- -aid rain u.i- needed. Ixith to
.ie clop- now ).iiching in the lountry,
lar -tieit -prinkling 1- not pioided.
The diouth in St. Ioui- and M'cinitv
'had it- In-ginning in -i.ucity of rain late
' in 'uly. thonli the total raiulali for
that 11 th wa- 4.21 inclu-. -lightly
aboe the normal.
Heavy Loss Near 'Pittsburg.
IMTTMtl'KC. Sept. .'- A diouth of
i week- whiih i- e-tiuiated. i- e.ill--
in- a lo- of .-i.-.liO.dOII a da in the :!ll.mi(
l-ipiai. mile- -111 loiiiiding I'itt-lmig. I1.1-
.e-ulted not only in a water -hortage.
1 but a beer famine. Tlicu i- not 1 nough
watei to ui.iuiifattiiie beer. !
Well- have gone dry for the lii-t time
in -0 f.11-. I'aimei- an feeding their
giowinir clop- lo lattle in the -unbaki-il
'pa-tun-- and Hie water wagon i- being
, -cut to I In Held- to keep milk low-
:ili.
TAFT WILL "DASH" SOUTH
KANSAS
Plan for Speaking Tour Made Public
in Cincinnati.
11 fnltitl l'ro .
CINCINNATI. Sept. Hi. liegiiiniiig
Sept. -Jr., .Judge T.i It will tour at b-a-t
nine we-tein .-tate-. aci-oiding to tin
campaign plan- made public today. Hi-.v
itillei.iiy will
I ka. Iowa, the
i in 1 in It
Dakota
lm.n, .Minn'- j
MinntMiia ami !
K
Nebii
i W i-1011-in.
j The tlip will begin with a prelimiiiary
iila-h South. He will make one -pi-cth
1 in Keiitutkv and one in Teiine ce.
Indian Legislation Meets.
Ilr I'iiIIi-iI IT..
TISHOMINGO. 0KLA., Sept. .
The Chickashavv Indian legislation is
in tpecial sc ion here, presided oer by
I Governor Johnson. The purpose of the
-e 1011 1
to re-i-t the homestead taxa-
Pennsylvania Student Enters. ,
It. A. I'ut my. M. S.. State College. ,
IVnii-vlvania. ha- ju-t entereif the L'ni- j
vei-iiy of Mi ouri to work for hi
l'h. D. ilfgree in the depirtiiicnt of ani
mal hu-bandrv.
XUMBER 3
WRIGHT SMASHES
RECORD, SAILS 46
MILES AN HOUR
American Aeronaut, who Has
. Astonished France is Now
Champion of the World's
Air Navigators.
DEMONSTRATES POWER OF
HEAVIER-THAN-AIR CAR
At Dayton, O., His Home,
He Fn-st Attracted the
World's Attention.
By Unltcil I'rtss.
l'AK.S. -,.Jlt it;.iiiIr Wrinht.
the Ami-iica aeiouaiit who ha- a-toii-i-heil
the (lid Woibl b the po ibilitie
01 hi- heaxiei-tb.in-aii- !lin machine,
today -ailed at the l.ilc of foit -i
milct an hour, the fastest time ever at
tained by an aeiial 1 i.ilt.
He -ailed fiom the military giouudt
at Leiiiau-. Fianie.
Wilbur and Onilb Wiight. in the
woik-hop of their houie at DaUoii, (.,
woiked out the piinciple of the machine
whiih toda, in it- impioM-il foiiu, broke
the woilil't moid."
Athicxciiicnt- in su-taiiied lliht,
power to ti-t and de-lend without
iiii-liap. and to guide the in;n bine in .1
1 ill le ale lonlined to them and thice or
four othei-. among them Henry Far
man. who ictently made -eeral llight
in New Yok under the diieitiou of an
Anielicau -mlieate.
First Nptable Flicht. ,
The Wright Hrothei- lii-t came into
national pioiiiinenie a- aiatoi-. in
I1M).", at D.iWoii. when, in the pic-eiit-f
of leputable wit lie f-. one of tin brot'i-11-
ifinaiiifi! in tin air -IS miuiite- and
.5 -ecoiiil-. making a (iiiul.ir lligbt of
H 1-2 mill-.
Ollicial- of the Acto Club of America,
al the lnternation.il Congress held in
New Voik, Oct. -JS, litliT, admitted that
111 tlight- of in.iriy-c.ii ivinir ga-b- 111a-cliitic-,
the Wiight lirothei- weie ahead
of all competitor-.
PARSEVAL DIRIGIBLE
IWRECKED,SFOUR HURT.
I Ily I'nite.1 I're .
F.KKLIX, Sept. 10. The Parscval
dirigible airship en route to Potsdam
fiom Iierlin was wrecked to-day by the
breaking of a motor rod, which pierced
(be gas bag.
The cm ft fell on the roof of villa.
' Fo,Ir I5Sieiigers were slightly bruised.
ST. LOUIS BOY- KIDNAPPED
Leaves Theater Between Acts and
Two Men Sieze Him.
1
I j:j rntt.,i 1'ri-i.
ST. LOl'IS
IIi.imii.iii. mmi-
"Mil. hi. William
Id. went to a theater
1 l.i-t night wilb hi- mother and belweeii
:ul- -teppi-d out to buy candy,
(In ibe -tint be wa- -eied by two
.men and niiiied away. Xo iact if the
ki.lll.lpel- or of the Ixil ha- been found.
I Crowding Costs Theater's License.
cmcAGo. Sept. hi. Mavor liu
vi-teiday lcvoked the liien-i- of the
' Viigiui.i Tbeatei. Il.1l-lc.1d and We-t
.,di-,.ii -tieit-. The aitio.i wa- taken
j,,,, ,j1(. n.M.mmeiiil.itioii of Fire Mai-hal
,., 1,,.,-ni-f of ov. i lowding pi imittid
.. maiiagenienl on aui.ilciir"
pi
lit-.
Dr. Richard McBaine Here
Di. Ih'i hard Mdiaiiie. .1 gi.idu.il. of
the I'liiv.-. it of Mi mil i. now a -ur-giim
in the I'le-bvleriaii Ho-pital ill
New York (ity. auived ln-ic ve-terday
to pertorm an opeiatimi on hi- biother:
I'hilip. who ha- Imi-ii -eiiou-ly ill at his
home here, following all att.uk of ty
phoid fever. It i- Im-HcvciI that be will
reiover. Dr. McISaine will U-turn to
New York in a few dav-.
Ellis is Missouri's Delegate.
George I!. Klli-. Seiret.uy of the
State Hoard of Agriciiltine. ha- ju-tt
btfli aipointed by Gov. Folk to icpre-M-iit
Mi ouri at the Farmer-' Xational
Congrc . at Madi-on, Wi-.. opening
Sept. '24. Some of the Itt-ki.own ar
rieiiltiir.il leader- in the country will imi
on the piogram.
I'at O'Dea. one time coaih of the foot
ball team of the L'niver-ity of .Mi---oiiri.
is now c.c.ic-liii'g the team of the
Lowell, Calif., High ScIkoI.

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