if
.VEATHEE:'-"
. CITIZEN WANT AD3
' BRING RESULTS
fVIL, NO; 252:
HIF
TMS THREE DAYS
' iIOT YET THRDUgf:
jvnr PrlftHrts Tif Rftclnro-
. ,-: city Optomlstlc and Hope
to Rush BTTirough
vozw Speeches
A
if-
Y) PROSPECT
Sr'TBIAf
it t
iich Se?
longer'-
t., -J
nTCleal
y and I
in tin
uring 4
a.
Wit)
tli 't.ffeeeai
t hVhowt
.'toe pr
Ut the
i ihy tti
s ir in Jot ha
'''bt 8,0
( by tha
r ; i adjourned
f- r ur.-i .. o.-ntl-recipi
1 ' c ' " Senator
i ,i ro waa anxjur
! . mat . t'i- i would fbe
mi- f :ort ; t . ',irUIioa;
r Jin. ' thatiirtln husi.
'namcil t wit be no ce'-'is.'.
j I final rnntent, " how."
i r tliiU ' . poatpfkMd. Ti ;
I be a Jn i .-. nioi rff loth
Tuvtr out oniyior tne inrpiis
f tint? the, t onstttutionajl in hi
. .ni'Mnst either bcxlv ailjouro
.xsltW' tnore-.tn.-rtvthree daj-s nt n
m witljotif ih tiUjera. consent. Th
H'a 'j.Vilt fcontlnw pntll : f iOy n,
'rthrtciprj)Hy dlapoBed M. r it U
"t baHtili-iiiitl'tli session IjrHi be
rprtrty ;-prrt(MiJre!? .The tandrpat
-IittRlifSP vtfcl;', disposed to V-focf
;vot ptf tH Wool and th'. house
-Mfen1tr W. St de1r tq ts fin.
;.;n;;.ja' order to
iryl re-flatoiv. . vfi ' .t
Aemocr'atlp senators rgVie aii4
a" the .beittnnlnK that thewula
M wt a rolltcaa.8.fhe.
bnia and there a inuu
f 3?J!they mitt ,ief is Jfo
f illMMrt nrtteh' flebnte .Wi 'view
joti'bllla and of the. tact , that
snjr-event the real battle must
fought out at the reffular sesaln
f December. ' )4
pemooratte protests against an 'lm
." Idlate ' more on th,e, Ciimrirtns
(Continued on Fag Five)
INil DRIEST
State in united states
FROM LE6AL STANDPOINT
L New Near-Beer Law Effec
! tlvely "Puts oa Lid and '
il NaUs it Down"
SOCIAL CLUBS HITt
CHABIrr35-W,;
Jun 10. To-.
orrow North.' Carol
legally, will
the driest state if
the union. At
light tho amend J
t to the state-
prohibition lal
putting out tf
tuea tha "near-h
saloons, and
Vtitinr t olspt
ilng of beer by
effect and to-
aocil
lubs went in
Porm th. thirsty loin find no law
."l Vns'of satisrilng their want
V lneaos of aifcctor'a prescript
.t drugi tore. State-wide
Y went Tnio -. effect over
1o i.o-. h.ititk. -tatut con-
, I'fiToop-iioleito the .shape of-
priced cennei ooajnio
JTa ve l?rlhed, in very
I tofct ad hajweu mostof them
1 -.in. the-jeal'artlcl aad. many
Ii a Mind tlKebuMneJh
law effeTBly tne
it i dla flow.. . , Vy- f
JsWIay w
JLawlsbaVV f
'T3UTX. : June' J.1-. rea-f
A royt'ID -'X'lircbln' ,n
iatIK
JrttrtJB f ,.,fc vvnnlltM Of
U-iricticai,'rTariiTi . from the!
Cl4ndrft ron'tbe oe, was?
L.-iaUeW-'T"-' ?-'JKeprt,jBiav" ta
i"- r :'. - . . Jl tine 1 "
tirtntauves .
VeK.4 PolK, apunty; the Hthor m
ST rnntlo, d H-.w
ff the state '!'"
rimaW ib tile operr en of tne,
it ufin-a fez riRin nm
Jlepartment ' -i m.rtA
.Bn7i 1W lIirIll"''-" " -.ir
After the a-ion .f the
r . ...a lwfra ha WlU.be
nus ana - U i
Vr "''m fW whr he Will
. ' lea ' UOYeniW 0M a.. - w-
V,;.- informal I reception. GoV-
-i. aA lIMTUllv . .
noiu - i . -
Uwln tb. inaufcraon eerony,
mm mo to M old
borne at Marietta,
wherw the ctttoonal
of Cobb and ad-
,irA jlanaed
oa jor
i-
v.-
DcJZEN MASKED MEN
HOLD UP FAST MAIL
TRAIN ON
M ajJ Clerk Shot in
Pying . , Condition--Engineer Saw
,.
Obstruction Too Late and Crash"
ed Into Tics Across Track
EWf!, fa., Junr'9iAt aat ramtt
and ni8(iHpor train- pa lb Pbliadel1
1 1 :ri railroad wa feld p to
mlloa fractals .oityibyi
'.Kefi4.alM4 men -The
v . rar-re rifled, and
. I. . C." H, Block, of
, and M IXj Kooaay,
-. wore injured.' C
in the rm. pictf was
side and was t&lien
a u. dyinn- ooadjtion.
:-i ionS'ttiJurle whea
i "me-thrown by'on
train -vraa due In
"';14. A tew.'inln-
. vhnn the trala
. tho . :n
.ictnm- aheadC We
Uh all" jioeslbla
i- 1 crashed Into
i . n plained acrosa
trnm hit tha ob
::"Vfd by th pas
nail bad a 'collision
i. hid. the taext moment,
s a:rak . of "revolvers ao.
i ii wl'h (h raf cause of
i wiiff, A the trala come
.1 epversi of. Mierpaasen
: 1 i ascertals; the trouble!!
(Iww the-.ftra of - the
... '1 nien and, there fra
'i r-ntxrUe) oarl.u i
.. lwKsenfrer, who braver
i i i ru nSht h(jtd of oae'cf
i . s plosiod'up bodily and
! : i-mw .i jOf .f4et embankment.
i . 'S C'l...
i hfiid, fai-
(chi 1 .
n. is sprious. The man s
nd 'body; wefe taHy".cat
init torn"Ir6m.bla fcack.
mi to' hospital la an on-
'onsrl,i.i3 i nndiUun. TJi spot selected
hy the roliliers vraa . ideal . for - their
vor. On j one- sfde- of - the railroad. Is
ajlarge'Yajvine andthe othetalde is a1
dens wa6da.iTn ftH bad S -hidden
oJrtoflg' tb tp. tif ws i from thjs
(Mfffst fat air of thiro made thlap-.
jiar&ce bTi' f h- trin came 'to a
t4"-: ''
rjAimosx oerore ma train naa reaca
ed. ihobsiructMin, tha masked-band
badf taVen' -uP their position .at prae-
ttcally" every entrance to
. .... ... ....
the t ear. U
' 1
cries from thf men tr ket back into
the cars. Wen a numoer of th ex
cited 'passenger failed to take this
advice, the -bandit opened firev Thoy
. Thoy
i, leveT
ctivjij'
e pas-
waa
shot along the tides of the cars, I
WUh the windows and this effect!'
put an and to the curiosity of the
ae tigers, witnin the cars there
WAR SEGRETABY STIMSON
flECfliENDSTULLAHOMI
GROUND FOR MANEUVERS
Need 35,000 Acres Which
; 0ari beilad' for Only :
s.ro
:r Acre
ft v
BEPORT TO. CONGRESS
it:
V WAMfltfdTok'! June i.PraL.
jioiw. i sept, to eomgross toaay uie
eport .of, tb,oomuiiHeion autbortaed
last February ta Investigate the feaai
bllity of asUbUshlng a peraaanent-ma)-
nenver and; praetlfe camp, for ;i,'tha
regular army awLtba mtlltle, near thaj
cnicKamauga-cnattdnoofta - Viiutary
patk. in Tennessee.' " . -'
Tho report1 AfcomlwnledW the.
Jrecommendatlpn ot.eeratary at War
Btimpson that' , tract 0f t.000 We
near TullahoAa, ' Ten.K vof ferd by
tbe cltlsen. of jh(U eomm-nltybe V
cetd, toatb. m4. And thaf 4,
government s,,, O0O X.
ao-gana for io artWeVji pfa.V
W 'i . e ii a. rtf. ; -?.Tj
1M
...
i be
4
mi!
i
fc x
d son
nnaf
(fDirtoiert mi
bt-i'
;d
iaJU.'.tflqer
fi.ri-'
"Htflt ei-
OIStUJ 11 " ""tln f -- P
. t.-i'--. a n nil i ii, ,
A2fcji
Tber are
r 'believe
cacjf of P
ef' hi thi.
there) arere
tha Baptist
hours ago
morning tor. special
.5 Pay
for rata. tht.fterBOon a
clock
the town aaimiroruding c
visited' by onlof the heav
in several mis- The dr
wsa
caused extstml dajoaga to.
lit kindaJ 1
af 'p.-'
H
1.
iK.. tie
I
a.
t
Oil I
ASUEVILLE,N.O.;SATURAY MOHXINO,
ERIE ROAD
Right Jide and in
pejilCi A- number of women, fainted,
while the screams of others caused
much, confusion.
The train- arrived In this city about
midnight. The paaaensera were dased
from fright nd eould not alve a eon
rnd story of what had taken place.
Many of the women war hysterical
and required attention.
""A, Wta number of those aboard
war from Philadelphia, Buffalo, and
Intermedin- points. & The train was
jnde ue' ef - four . day coaches and
two, Pullmans. It meets the through
Philadelphia ' and Buffalo train at
'Emiporlum, Pa.. It is beUevad . the
bandits were foreigners- -
m in few. mlautes after word of
Ihe bold. up 'waa received bare every
officer.' 'in the . city waa called Into
action. - Many of .them boarded a
Special , train - tor the . scene, while
ethers were taken there in, automobiles-
and . other conveyances. Xte
tonight the surrounding country was
dotted with men and lantera. search
ing far the men and contents of mail
bags and valuable . nagkges ta&en
form the train.
' Th, hold up occurred at one of
ihe moat-deserted places. ... Dispatch
ers ..at, the division - of flea bare ,;re
oetved report ' at tea o'clock that
the train bad passed Belle Valley,
the last telegraph station before this
clfy. The train then' waa on time
and due ' here ten minutes later,
fifteen minutes' passed and then
thirty without the train arriving and
railroad of flcTals here grew anxious.
At 11' o'clock' a weak -voice called
by telephone and said:. -
, "vvve beeatwobbed we'vs been
robbed majt be . lota are shot." It
waa the report Conductor Rooney
to the official' and their first Inti
mation of the robbery. Albert Carey,
engineer,, by making a quick atop of
the' train probably prevented. a se
rious disaster. ' Railroad men say had
the 'heavy train struck the obstruc
tion with much force tt would have
thjrown the 'entire train . from the
Itfacfc- and down aver the embank
nnt:
"Whea the train- atobned JCnvftiver
o invesUiata. . .Tainr wr immedl.
ateiy seised by w asked men, who
with revolvers mad the 4wo march
back into the cab. Tw of the rob
ber thenc climbed aboard end kept
bers t:
flruarjl
i By, i
mmM
(i
over tnem. .;. -thia
time passengera were be-
tesBhSi
(oontmncd on Pago Five)
FOUB BODIES LIEtMDEB
TONS DF TWISTED- STEEL
FOUR OTHERS IDENTIFIED
Collapse of One of Main
'- Buildings of New Buf
: falo Waterworks
TO PLACE BLAME
BUFFALO, N. T., June Jfl-Eight
lives' wera lost in the collapse of
one of the main buildings b( the
new (400,00 waterworks at Proctor
avenue and the water front today,
four of tb dead have been Identi
fied and four ar still buried be
Beath tons df twisted steel and
masses of concrete where it 1 im
possible that one of them could
have survived. Four, other were
injured. "
All the dead . and missing were
tinsmiths of this city. Mayor Fuhr
men and District Attorney Budley
Ve started an Investigation to place
Responsibility for the accident.
WITHDBAWAL OF
v BORDER TROOPS
IT A. - r--ii 1
j M&msaTOtt. June 8. Leav
: !nr 1 the Mexican border a force ad
(j terror any emergency that might
""lie? President Taft today autHor-
"'; tha withdrawal from the maneu
; 41v1soa of fonf wlment of in-
ranwf Ninth .cavalry and the
f ', field artillerjv The infantry
I rejCIttlABla In V wKIiiImwn kavm
fife beim selected.
r .... . .
i ne-aioemeni win oe gradual and!
Hf .'cdseama probably thirty day,;
rae withdrawn troops will return to
"rjpm awiow : -
REAIi POCIjJTOT EXHIBIT
Arr.Aw m x ,
W 1 next were the dates selected to.
day by- the Southern International
Poultry association for it first real
poultry exhibit. ' The show . writ be
held in the Aodltorlnm-Armorr In
.this alty and Jt was stated that be
tween sva ana. ooo entries wsre ex
pected. , Henry B Jennings, - of
KnoxvUle, Tenn, ha foea 'appointed
superintendent of the chow. Three
thousand dollar la cash prises will
be distributed to the winners in the
various clssss - ' ' . - v. , ; '.'
r
I I M
GIC
)AiMC U. S.
MED AT
Accor
ling ta Conclusions
berf Knox Smith Tangible ivoperty Juess a nan naifVT iapnai- ,
izatinn Later Revdrts of Independents 1 ' .
WAS
NOTONfJ June 80.-llestrlc-
tion of
ompetitltit 1 declared to
have bi
the prii object of the or-
ganlse;
of the t'lltd Btate Steel
corpor:
ion which capitalised at fl.-
401.000
00, had I tangible property
worth
ly im,00,00; the corpora-
tion, hi
.vlng tronoentrated its effort
to eeu
ether properties, how own
TI per
Which'
based
ent -of the lake ore upon
e present steel Industry Is
ese are softie of tbe conclu-
siona re.
hed in the long expected re-
port of
mlssloner df Corporations
Herbert X
tea Smith on the steel ln-
dustry?
mttted-t,l
t one, of , which was sub-
preslVat "today.
r.. ' .t'-.ltl .tt!-. Im
Discuss! ui
averted almost ovjl "t.V "n" J"
mation of the rinlht Jf ,0:
comblhaUona, uk cmb lnt0 '
diary icompanle. ; cok ln JSB ahti-
4cent Bf th crud a"""' "v "
preducUonf th cquJl,Jnlea "e
saya. fUntliUm the bolk l.th! TT"?
ties was distributed moi tn0 bu"'
coneldersbltf . finmbev 5 of I " very
Tk... ! ..i4. .i jsncerns.
frequent pools of greater or
Titled by
,edu
.?VPe ration and effectiveness. Then
an era of great combination, the re
port continues, with capitalisation
ranging from 130,000,000 to 1100.
000,00". mergers of many smaller
oempanles which; Instead ef eliminat
ing competition threatened to '-bring
price cutting on a larger scale than
ever ; before. - In ' 18S9-H00 there
were three great companies the Car
negie company, Federal Steel and
National Bteet- dominating the pro
duction of crude and aemi-flnlahed
product, and i A; six 'concern a-the
American Steel and Wire. American
Tin - Plate, American Steel Hoop.
American' Sheet, National Tube and
American ' Bridge controlling the
lighter rtptshed products.
This wa the period when the
A
OF
TI
P. D. Winston, of Windsor,
. av . . . '
President Committee I
Gets Resolutions
MKB TOXAWAT, N. C. June 30.
The - thirteenth annual seseion of
the North Carolina Bar association
cam to a close tbt morning with a
business session; A large numbe
of resolution were offered, but In
every Instance) referred, to committee.
Franfclln D. v,Wlnton, of Wlndor,
was elected president, and T. W. Da-
Vts-, 'iff '"wnmlnirton'r re-elected secre
tary ' and treasurer. - The next moot
ing of tbe association will be In the
eastern part of tha state, but the
place pt meeting is left with the exe
cutive committee.
BIUBEGBOOM SI; BRIDE 7
j ALBlTBUERQtlE. K M June 10
The Kev. Thomas H. Harwood, na
tional chaplain of the O. A. B.. yes
terday announced his engagement to
Mrs, Mary Clark, of Albuquerque.
H i (1 and . the brldo-to-be ' 7S. -
iHINOTON, ; June 10 North
Una generally fair', Saturday and
light north, to t wind.
ASSOCIATION
) .. ,m
mi,
JULY 1,1911
Will it Explode?
STEEL CORPORATION
RESTRICTING COMPETITION
Reached in Report of Commissioner of Corporations Her"
struggle o "6lant" w Impand-
Ins and when the formation ot tn
U. 8. Steel corporation waa conceived
and brought about. '. All nine of th
companies ' named wero combined.
and later tha Union Steel oompany,
the Clulrton Steel Oompany and, In
HOT,- the Tennesae CoaW Iron and
Katiroad company were taken over.
The promoting ndlisle putting the
deal through ; netted . a,uw,i ig
cash. '
During lb ten year of Ita opera
tion, .the report says. -the ajeal trust
ha paid average annual prqpl of
II per sent on th money Invested.
In Oil connection, attention I call
ed , to ,th fact ' that a .considerable
part prUoluTtftKmjul in -undat
ed or un worked properties, howmg
that dividend from baying propertle
must be much higher than tn vr
would indicate. Insisting u port com
puting profits upon a tangible
property value basis, j th r
ports says that the tel
corporation In defending Its book "
uatlon undoubtedly would tsla'
there whs a "merger
thl. the commlsslolier
yrae tha
vroper
oy l.
poratli
Kether v
Ifanizal
companj
v0 a val" .
lng con
ef the
' wuh as
ate entitles.
Integration
Tho ro-ordlnatlo
made possible b.
com iiitiiiii(iii or ucn properties o.
a single control undoubtedly tsnit,
reduce routs either through econom .
or throiiKh removing the necessity of
paying profits to other.
"Further In so far as tho concen
inn of th unlos) mnder th con
trol of a nrle concern give to it a
monopolistic power over price and
production thl may result in n In
crease In It earning power and eon
gequently In an Increase in its value
AGAINST FRUIT Cip
Judge Says Efforts of Unit
ed Fruit Company Were
for Restraining of Trade
New ORLEANS. June 10. That
the United Fruit company attempted
to regain control of th Bluefleld
Steamship company for th purpose of
restraining trade In direct, violation of
the antt-trust law l tha opinion of
Judge Rufu B. Foster, of the United
State Circuit eowrt, handed down tor
day In the case of Frederick. M. Steel
affalnst the United Fruit company.
Th court' written decre today con
firmed the oral opinion glvn a few-
day ago In setting aside the recent
election of directors of th Bluefleld
Steamship company, now Jn the hand
of a receiver.
The master In chancery found that
the Bluefleld Steamship company waa
controlled and managed in tha Interest
of the .United FruM company prior to
tha receivership. In ordering an elec
tion for a board of director of tb
Uluefields concern. Judge Foster en
joined the United Fruit company and
wetnnerger Brothers, to whom th
United Fruit company bud transferred
their Uluefields stock, from , voting
any part of their stork. Just prior to
the election tha. Weinberger trans
ferred to other part' , block of the
stoch, Theee new purchaser wer di
rectly or Indirectly connected with th
United Fruit company. At the election
held under the court' order they held
a majority of eight share and a board
which tbe court' found had bwm pre
viously approved by officials of ,. th
United Frulf Company rn cko"-. 1
4 I-'T-
1 I .in 1
a a going concern.
. "Thl involve, however, th reduc
tion of actual or potential competi
tion. To allow a lngl company,
which baa aeoured the bulk of a given
industry, credit for such merger val
ue si a basis on which to. earn pro
fit raise, therefore, a question of far
reaching public policy. . To regard a
valuation o arrived at a Justlfytug
such p'roflt under the . con
dltlna,'; would b 'reasoning in
a '- ' circle, - because th real
question Is whether tb profit
themselves, used to ' determine th
capitalisation, Were reasonable."
- Sine tha corporation ha been di
recting It effort particularly toward
utrntHii: ; and ' i(uiidlng;'r' iomplet
control over oris propertloai It per
eentag of production ha decreased.
A against" 00 per rent of alt crud
and finished production n 1101, ay
the report, tha corporation now has
not much over 60 per oooiMKrt
r consluslvely 1 th joontlnuou
of strong andcrelng in-
productlofl" , .nowvr,
'onr flr that eompetl-
r concerned
d by a policy of
augurated . at the
iut which o muoh
vfor th congre
.vesUgatlpg oommitte.
. valuation of the com
.iglhle property t placed at
WftO.000 a against It, 461,000,
outstanding securities, an n
eiae of about $417,000,000 In pro
perty whiia only about li.0,099
has Been added to capitalisation. Be
viewing th combine present posi
tion in tha industry, th report says,
that from th beginning th corpora
tion ha overshadowed It principal
rivals, even exceeding It competitor
combined, and while In th ten year
(Comintwwl on Pw Rli)
SPENCER rOUNG MAN DIES
FROM INJURIES Of TRAIN
Both Legs Out Off When
He Fell Under Wheels
While Coupling Cars
, SPENCER, N. C,, Jun 10. Follow
ing injuries sustained by being run
vr by hi own train at Norwood
yesterday afternoon Rudolph Melton.
or Hpencer, died at a sanatorium In
Salisbury lat night, .
- Motn legs were out off by the
wheels of a car under which he fell
while making a coupling. He leaves a
young wife and two small children.
FBKSIDENT DEAVKS CAPTTAfc
WASHINOTON. Jun 10. Presl
debt Taft left Washington tonight for
his new cottars at Beverly, Mass.,
Mr. Taft. Charlie Taft, Mia Delia
TorrenV the president's aunt of Mil-
bury, Mas., and MaJ. A. W, Butt ac
companying him. Mr. Taft will re
main there until Sunday afternoon.
Sareetary Utiles will rejoin' the ores!
dent at Albany, ;tt. T.. Sunday night
on the way to Indianapolis,, Ind. At
Indianapolis ha will be tha gust of
former vie president Fairbanks over
the fourth ' of July. Independence
day th president will rrlw a his
torical parade. He will lunch with
Mr. Fairbanks and in th afternoon
will wHnes a prearranged head on
collision by. two locomotive at th
statq fair grounds. -i.r-...v...v.r..'-.
DIAZ CKE8 TO VFTE8BA DEX :-r
FRANK FO RT-ON-TH E-MAIN," 0r
many, Jun 0, General Porfirle Diss,
former , presfllent ef Mextoo, arrived
hre todey. t Jfe is on his wa. go
PRICE FIVE CENTS
SHENB GABT
FIGURES IN CASE
"LadyDuke" orMHow ItHurts
Sensationally .Treated in ?"
Tobacco Case ;
WARE WON TADMir
CONTENTION MADE
Says That It Was Gotten up
v Three Years Before Mar,
rlaoeofMBucK"DuK5 ;
It ALKIOHY N. C, JTun 10. "Ldy :
Duke," or "If ow it Hurts," a trad 5
cartoon ud ' by Ware-Kramer To
bacco company iamst th Amerl
can Tobaoco company eatna in for ;
rather enaattohal treatment today la
th conclusio fn othe - three - days' -cross
examination ot President F, D,
War of th Ware-Kramer oompany,
Th cartoon wa exhibited in oourt
and used by counsel for th defens
to prove an insult to Mr. J, B. Duke,
who was Mia Inmaa of Atlanta, .
It showed a dashing sort of a, wo
man r with gaudy costume cut very ,
low In tha front with flaming dia
mond necklace and diamond in her -hair
and on her . finger, a box of
Whit Bolls elgarettta , was hitting
her squarely In tha eye.
' Mr. Ware denied that tha cartoon
had any refereno, to Mr. Duke, ssy.
lng it , waa gotten out three year
before the marriage of "Buck" Duk
and Mia Inman,' ,
It did appear, however, that the
picture waa used aftur th Duh
marriage. A letter, from Mr. Oliver,
salesman for Ware-Kramer eompnny,
narrated to Mr. Ware that he had
seen Duh and. hi brld go by lit
an, auto and that he had thrown a
box of Whit Holla cigarette into
tha automobile. , There wa also a
letter from lingan On., Phltadel
Dhla. commenting . on the 'Xady -
DnkTsecun to tha irct that Duk
eugn y h
-Uq JiVar'
t
... Thl morning Mr. War prodif
th company' pooka and howed
stock entries with quotation am
to Identify tha- transaction as in A
form and to th benefit of th oil
poration. ' '
Th court took a reoe to MondaV
afternoon.
or
DC uniniiio un oailiii
WITHOUT FOOD OR DRINK
Of Wealthy Family, Men
tally Unbalanced From ,
Being Hit by Bali;
EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH
COITTIT. Kim, lun . tO. Some
where on the waters of Vineyard
sound a young man named Kenneth
Linn, of Tampa, Fla., is believed 1r
be sailing or drifting tonight in ap
small sailboat without food or drink)
Ther la a possibility, however, thai
he ha been picked up by some oassi
lng vessel or ha fallen Into th, sen
and lost hi Ilf."
- Linn, who I understood, to be of.
a wealthy family, la said to faava '
become mentally unbalanced a a re- ':
suit of having been hit by a bull
during a baseball gam thl spring. an
He wa brought here to "recuperet
in , the car f a trained nurse. ; R...
I Sawyer, Last njght h escaped
went to th water front '.and m-
barked ln th sailboat "Watar
witch." Th only traa sink found
of him wa th sailboat' tender,
empty and beached on the harbor
shore. - Search . for th yeung man ,
began today and area continued to-'
SAVANNAH WILL BE ,
PLACE FOR BIO RACE
,s , i,. - .., .t,
SAVANNAH, da., Jun 10. Sano
tlon waa received today ;for th
running of the grand prlx automo
bile race November ' 10 next : over
road in' thl ounty. . It ha been .
decided to run three race lnlrtg
the Vanderbllt almultaneously. A t
the data originally selected ha 1 -
changed and , the Vanderbllt, 3 '
nah challenge rophy n.U" ex ¬
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trophy race
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