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THE WEATHER
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Daily Over OjU UU
.yox. xxvtl no 336
ASIIEVILLE, N. O, SATURDAY 3XORNINO, SEPTEMBER 23, 1911
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ANTI-RECIPROCITY
If,
OF ITALY IS
FOODSTUFFS GO UP
AFTER DEFEAT OF
RECIPROCITY PICT
Tradors In Supply Centers
Lose no Tim in Taking
Advantage of it
EADYINCASE
y 0VERC0f4 Q U EST
BY GEHERAL REYES
He Declares he Will Not Run
Fdr President if Election
Is Not Postponed
OF AN EMERGENCY
' ' ,(-: lPBBt , i-i
IfTurKey Refuses to Give Con
sent to Italian Protector
ate of Tripoli
arbons and Large.' Slgnifl
Vf cant Headlines Appear In
Nearly All of Them
LE V iii
m ft w
ANOTHER
UPRISING
NAVY
PAPERS
GLOAT G
FEARED IN
MEXICO
fJOl'JR
J A
TAFTS NAME HEARD
" ALL OVER COUNTRY
Borden Regime Will be Inaug
urated With Realization
: of Complete power
MONTREAL, Que.. Sept, tl. That
popular post-elottlon puxxle, "how did
It happen?" ha' fascinated all Can.
mAA f riHn u ' 'Rclnrrwlf v . ! . rAbiidl-
eted," state an evening paper In
t three-incb type, beneath which; In a
cartoon headed 'The Arch-angel
Chain the Destroyer," ? a figure ; of
"Anti-reciprocity f oroea" .with drsrwn
aword of '"loyalty" enchalna the pros-
trate .'reciprocity" with a chain o
votes 'Testerday'a victory 'was not a
triumph of any political party," an
. editorial declare. "It waa won by
patriotic coalition of conservative and
liberate determined that the dream
of a great Imperishable Canada should
' not be dispelled.", -,:
Another paper, displaying the sev
red heads of the eight defeated Lau
tier minister insists that the time
had come for a change in government,
' lest the controlling party . become,
even against Its wilt, entrenched in
'graft '.." : " . -. : :v
.. Fear of annexation, disagreement
with 'the government's naval and
transportation 'policies and no anx
iety lest the principle of national de
velopment was other assigned cauaea
for the change which give the Bor
den conservatives a majority of at
i least forty-eight In the new house of
common. - .
.The Borden regime will be inau
gurated with even mora comploteneas
of power than I Indicated by the
.mere statement of majority. Of the
,Hi conservative seats but one 1 held
hy national tat
Tatt's Xante Heard
TJi nam of the victorious leader
mnA ItiA riefAAtA "nna hip ft... h.nn
on the. popular tongue today
CWilan has that of President Taft What
.'llf mr7ffeet"1the result would- 'have
&-? hla political career or on that of
?WWa ,jarty, waa much discussed. That
" ' his own often quoted words, to, which
! ' Iwere assigned meanings he has said
Continued on page three)
RATED AS A MILLIONAIRE
DEATH
brother of Man Accused of
Smuggling Falls From
Fourth Story
MAY BE A SUICIDE
CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Chas. W. Al
tytn, wealthy Kenosha, Wla, manufac
turer and brother of Nathan Allen.
wm killed here late today when he
fell from a fourth story window at
the rear of a downtown hotel. Allen's
body was found In a small court I The alleged beating was admin
Jxd. The police declared that Allen's letered In the street but the young
aatn was accidental, but Dr. P. M. I
GUI, house physician at the hotel, said
he believed Allen lumped from the
aX Soon after the discovery of the
btxlfct waa reported that the dead
dud was Nathan, who was recently
I .idle ted on a charge of aiding in
amuggilng $300,000 worth, of dia
monds into the United Stales and
wose name was linked with 'hat of
Wis. Helen . . Jenkins. Unsuccessful
attempts were made by the police to
find Nathan Allen . in Chicago to
night to notify him of his brother's
death. At the hotel, where he usually
tops, It was said that he was In New
Tork.
POPCfcAR IJf HOME TOWS.
KENOSHA, Wis., Sept. . Chas.
it , Allen, found dead In Chicago late
I Jkr, wa well known and popular
TSere. He was 0 year old. With
Nathan Allen he owned large manu
facturing properties and waa rated
a millionaire. He la survived by
widow and three children who reside
WRIGHT IS CHAMPION,
AT-jANTIC. CiTT, JT. J.. Sept. 2!!.
Ttmat S., Wright, the New Tork state
champion, won possession of tb At
partof the company to reaeh an At
lantic City cup. the principal prise
itodAy at the Weety Hogen " shoot.
Wright tied with U O. Richards, of
anoke, Va., and A. L. Ivans, of
fed Bank, N. J.,' with a break of
V M, U L.. RHUVI Vll UC
fj kroke 2S straight,. Richard finished
eeond. '. ' .
E. U Uom, Richmond. Va and C.
O. Weatbott Ieesburu;. Fla. each
broke 144. E. I Uoaa waa high ama
teur la the "doubles with a break of
0 in .tea est et doubles. -..
FOLLOWERS URGED ;
NOT TO CAST VOTES
Madero Says That Reyes Ac
tion Is Confession of Fail
ure to Organize
MEXICO CITY, Sept 21 Foreshad.
owing action of the Mexican congress
defeating proposition to postpone the
national " election later than October
i. General Bernardo Key, candidate
for the presidency practically with
drew' from the race "today. In an In
terview he satd elections held Oc
tober 1 would be Illegal because the
country wa not at peace and urged
his followers not to vote. ;
Tonight both branches of congress
received adverse report from com
mittee In fcharge of petitions looking
to the postponement of the elections.
All committees stated that grounds
for postponement were largely teehnl
cat and the result of i postponement
now might be another civil war- In
Mexico. t '
"Petition fon deferring the elections
were presented 'to the upper branch
by the Reylstas and to the Idws
braneh by .the revolutionists and the
permanent .committee of the legt
ture of Aguas Calient, Reyee wa
particularly anxious for postpone,
ment In an Interview accorded- EI
Heraldo ffexlcano : today General
Keyes said that If he wished to re
port to arms It would be an easy
matter to overturn the existing orf er
of things, but he gave assurance that
he had no Intention- of endangering
the country. : Madero, to' whom the
decision of Reyes wb conveyed at
Comptxacoallco by telegraph, brand
ed his action as a confession of fail
ure of his efforts to organise a polltl-M
eal following. At the same time he
did Aot believe Reyes Intend to sub
mit, tamely to being counted out.
MAire ADVANCES JJf.JPOOP.a -NEW
TORK, sept. "2. There was
another advance In the coffee market
today, the trade known as RIo No. 7
being quoted 14 1-1 cents In the
street establishing a new high rec
ord. -, 1 ;
HANDSOME YOUNG LADY
BEATEN WITH CANE BY
Woman Claimed to be His
Wife, Wouldn't Pres3
, Charge Against Him
OF WEALTHY FAMILY
NEW TORK, .Sept. 22. -A man of
powerful physique, who said he was
Edgar Smith, of Dei Moines, Iowa,
was arrested today on a charge of
beating with his cane a handsome
young woman who said she was his
woman, who was also locked ud re
fused to press a charge against him
and they left the court together. Fif
teen feet from the door the man at
tacked a photographer aiming his
cameJB at the pair. The camera was
broken and the photographer was
bruised and bleeding when his as
sailant fled. After a chase of a half
block the six-footer was re-arrested
and held in default of 1500 ball for
examination in the court of special
sessions. The young woman escaped.
The initial "O. H. B." found on t
prisoner's hat causrU several persons
to declare that the -man's name wa
not Smith. It wa said he came from
a wealthy western family.
PAKMAIJCK T. THY FOR PRIZE
KNOXVILE, Tenn., Sept tl. Phll
Parmalee, the aviator, announced that
he had decided to try a coast-to-roaat
flight and that two new macmnea had
already been shipped to Los Angeles,
LaL. in charge of his mechanician.
Since the machines were started west,
however, he ha. decided that It would
be the wisest policy to start from
New Tork and fly wst, fearing mat
cold weather may overtake him If he
trie the west-to-eaat trip. He ex
pect to tart on hlg Journey eurtng
the first week of October and retrieves
that he can complete the " trip rn
twenty-six day He outlined hi route
aa New Tork, Albany, Buffalo, Detroit,
Chicago, St. Louis, El Paso and Lo
Angeles.
, ' PERSON AL IXVECTIGATIOX ,
OKLAHOMA CITT, Okla., Sept J2.
Governor Lee Crux late this after
rron directed Adjutant General Can
ton to make a personal Investigation' of
the controversy between the official
of Kiowa and Commanche counties.
WILL SEND 20.000
SOLDIERS TO COAST
Every, Effort Being Made to
Induce Turkey to Come
s to an Agreement
PARIS, Sept. IS. Advice from
Rome lay that the Italian naval force
Is "ready In case of emergency for a
conflict , with Turkey If the Ottoman
government refuses to give It consent
to an Italian protectorate ever Trip
oli.-
I The Italian plan, according to these
advices, embrace a bombardment of
Tripoli and almultneously- milltry ex
pedition of 20,000 .soldier to block
the Turkish cost along the Adriatic
e and to operate In Macedonia, Sy
ria 'and Arabia, with view to protect
ing the numerou Italian living In
those countrle. This latter move,
however, will only be made a "aa
extreme measure. , While Italy U per
fectlng her military plan every t
fort I being made to Induce Tur
key to com to an amicable j agree
ment " " i- , " "
The Italian navy, on the other hand
are rendezvoused at Taranto, ana un
der order to be ready to start at a
moment's notice. It I bellved the
belligerent attitude of Turkey 1 only
a bluff to save her military honor,
the advice from Rome ay. : r
SSASSIN 6fcJTrt:NCEU TO DIE.
. KIEV, Russia, Sept
Bogroff. the aasaastn
21 Demttry
. of -Piemler
iBUypIn wa tried today by court mar
tlal and sentenced to death by hang
ing. Bogroff ihot M. etolypin a week
gdast Thursday BlghtHUrtnr a gU
performance at the opera and the
premier succumbed to the wound
last Monday night He beard the sen
tence of death pronounced without
even a tremor.
OE
T
DF STEEL4
E
Demoralization and Depre
ciation of Values Upsets
all Precedents
EFFECT OF ELECTION
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.The stock
market was overwhelmed today by o
wild outburst of selling which for
time resulted In demoralization and
wlft depreciation In market 'values.
Alarm at the reports of approaching
dissolution of the United State Steel
corporation resulted In an enormous
volume of selling by holder of the
corporation's stock In ail part of the
country and In Europe. The defeat
of reciprocity in the Canada election
contributed to the unaettlement of the
market. Not since the panic which
grew out of Northern Pacific corner
ten year ago, has such a convulsion
of the stock market occurred. Wall
street was in utter confusion. Offi
cials of the steel corporation main
tained their silence and the Situation
remained virtually unchanged. The
only fact which stood out from the
confused rumors and operations wa
a definite statement from Attorney
General Wlckersham thst-no arrange
ment for the dissolution of the cor
poration had beeff made and that no
such action had been proposed to the
department of justice. This put an
end to the report that the corpora
tion had proposed a plan of dissolu
tion to the department of justice with
the Idea of averting of a dissolution
suit Persona in close touch with the ,
situation said that the corporation'
officials had formed no definite plan
of procedure. : At the conclusion of ;
the day of aires, and turmoil. Waif
street was as completely In the dark
a at Its beginning. - , . , ,
The scene npon the floor of the
stock, exchange during the height ef
the excitement wa almost unprecedented.-
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EARTHQUAKE FELT
SEATTLE, Wah 8ept St. A,
treng earthquake shock waa felt la
the Prince William Sound colony of
Alaska last ryjht but its extent can
not be leaned becc the earth
quake severed the cable connecting
Sitka and Valdex I to mile south of
the latter pktee.
i
TAFT IN SERIOUS MOOD BECA USE OF
.j. , : 1 -- i I
, CANADA'S DEFEAT OF
Speech Yesterday Moet Significant of Trip Declared
'.. to he President,
1 :
Made
PEORIA, IlL;,; Sept If. President
Taft had aheart'to heart talk here
today with the leaders of the different
republican factions, in Illinois to
find hla ststus asfto progre(vn.
pleaded guilty ft ? being a very - poor
politician, acknowledged again that
hi ambition had lain In the direction
of tht office of, Chief justice rather
than the presidency: admitted that he
undoubtedly hads made many mis
take but asserted that s president
he had tried what .he thought to be
ngnt. - - ' i i
What the future, held for him he
did not know: he would go ahead do
ing the beet he could,
Mr. Taft declared he we not al
lied with the extremist of hla party
either conservatives or progressive
but had tried to,tttkji C middle-ground
between the two.; v.::.
"But w Mddle-ol-the-rqad people
believe wears the real progressives,"
aid the president "because you do
not make progress In great strides
you make It step by step."
. In Serloo Mood.
The president was In a serious
mood. He declared that while it might
not be so for a time, the people In the
end would distinguish between "fact
and fustian' and would recogntxe the
difference between substance in
progress and platform declarations
written for. campaign purpose only.
The speech made by the president
was the most significant and inter
esting of hi trip thus far. He still
waa downcast by the defeat of the
reciprocity agreement In Canada but
his only reference to that subject was
made earlier In the day, when he
addressed the worklngmen In a local
manufacturing establishment where
farming Implements are made. "I
was sorry that In Canada they do not
care to have closer commercial re
lation with us," he said, "If reciproc
ity had been adopted we could have
gotten our agricultural implements:
v. ' '
MOTIVE FOR KILLING' OE
Mrs. McCrea Absolutely Re
fuses to Say More Than
She Has Already -
OPELOUBAB. Ij . Sept. . My
tery tll surrounds the motive which
led to the killing of Allan T. Garland
by Un, J. P. Mcf'rea, a young o
clety woman, in a room of her horn
yesterday morning, other than to say
that ahe killed young Oakland to pro
tect her honor, Mrs McCrea' s Hps are
sealed, and neither she nor her nua
band will discuss any phase of the
case. The district attorney said tooay
he would fight any application tor
ball.
The defense had not yet outlined
any definite course of action, but It Is
strongly Intimated that the "unwrit
ten law" may play an Important part
Th body of Oariand wa found be
side an upturned chnlr and It 1 ld
that th prosecution will contend tn&i
Garland wa shot rrom behind as he
sat In the chair.
FAIR
WASHINGTON, 6pt i J I. r ore-
North- Carolina Probably fair
Saturday; Sunday unsettled; moderate
northeast wind
.. ' ..Jp r'' ",- ' I ?'
hut Chief Justice of United States Supreme Court.
Heart-to-Heatit Talks With
into Canada at a substantial decrease
but rguH we can get along," vn
The president' political speech fol
lowed luncheon given In hi hoftor
by the republican state central com
mittee, attended by state party lead
era, - Including Senator Cullom " and
Lieutenant Governor' Ogleaby. Gov.
ernor Deneeit was unable to be pres
ent becauseof hi broken leg.' The
leader prr'scnt Vied with each other
In. Rledglpg Ifiolr support to th pre
I ei t immI p 'ctlng that he would be
renominated id re-epeoted. Chan. )l.
Wlliamom of yulncy.'a prominent
mom her of the state central commit
tee, said He had taken a poll on a
train a few day ago en rout from
Keokuk to Quinny and that of
voter interviewed . It had declared
for Taft- three for Colonel ftnnaeVAlt
and one l"rr Bertator LaPVilletlb.' lie
added -that h believed his poll ac
curately represented the view of (1
llnola republican. Senator Cullom
gave a more or less Intimate talk or
his association with and love for
President Taft. He said that with the
Chicago convention not six ' weeks
away In 10 Mr. Taft had told him
that if Chief Justice Fuller could be
Induced to resign he would prefer
that honor to all other. Mr. Taft
then pleaded guilty to the Indictment
often laid agit him that he knew
nothing of pontics and wa a very
poor politician- ' But," said the pre
Ident, ' mv dear friend, Senator
Ctrlhmi, nya'mr ambition -lay-ra--a
entirely different direction ; and was
not gratified.
Never "Ran Away."
"I am not giving you to understand
that I ran away from the nomination
for thep residency, but the fact Is that
It was not In the line which I had
marked out but, being nominated
and getting into the light did the
best I could, and, being elected, I
took up the dlseharge of thep rest- :
flency with certain tendencies "that
I had gathered from Judicial expe
.11
ENGINE, lo ABE DEAD
Several Passengers Slightly
Injured, Enginemen Are
Ones Killed
ATLANTA, Oa., Sept. 11,-Two
enginemen were killed and several
pansengers slightly Injured when
Southern Hallway passenger train No.
11 struck a switch engine on the
Peachtree Creek bridge on the out
skirts of Atlanta tonight The switch
engine was knocked off the bridge to
the Seaboard Air Line tracks, block
ing tralffc. on both line several hour.
The dead:
J. A. Farrtsh, engineer, crushed on-
d?" e(?lrtP. ':;.--,-
N. M. Robinson, fireman, caught un
der engine end scalded.
Among the Injured most of whom
rc. ivcd 4nly bruises, was Mr. W. H.
Felton. of CartersvHle, Ga., Well
known In literary circle throughout
the south.
The cHUse of the wreck has not
been fully ascertained, but It is-stated
that the engine was trying to cross
the trestle ahead of the passenger
trs'.n when he latter crashed Into It,
toppling It off the bridge.
GREAT Ill KRIt.tXK
t NAPLES, Sept. It. A hurricane of
great violence and followed by a de
lufe of rain raged throughout today
over the Vetuvlan region causing a
heavy loss of life and enormous dam
ago to" property. It Is estimated to
night that fifty person were kilted.
House were raxed by th wind whl!e
other were Inundated. Numerou
boat In the bay of Naples are miss
ing and ar supposed to have been
sunk.
RECIPROCITY
That His Ambition Wa$ Not
Leaders. - :
rience. Of course 1 made great mtf
lake, i snail continue during tht
term -to mag them, That I hardly
io o avoiaea. put there are certain
thing, certain rule, that It I rather
easy to follow. On 1 that when veu
have made a promise It 1 your Obli
gation to keep it '
In thl connection th president
plained hi veto or certain measure
In congress, and declared that h wa
a much "under an obligation to veto
them as If I had said, when I wa a
the platform running for the presl
dency, that I would veto just those
bills, for the reon that the whoe
republican party had taken the posi
tion that It wa neensery to maintain
the Industrie of thl country by pro
taction," ,
""I weuld have vetoed thllls un
BWf any conslderrions, evaff If it
would have coat m my llf. t say that
with all the earn eat n ess posslhl be
cause what I did wa th result of a
convlfltlon as deep-seated a any prin
ciple I ever had.';.; .;.";..-i;,)v...
"Bo far a th veto of the Arlsona
bill 1 concerned. I just vetoed that
because I could not do anything else,
I wrote tny heart. Into that veto.
" "Tried to Do Blfht,".
' ' "My friend, I have tried to follow
what I thought to be right In the ad
ministration of my office. 'Thar ha
been a division in the party; and
have bee.n charged with not being pro-
gressive and therefor condemned,
What oh doe, tht man think 1
progressive, another man think Is
retrograde. There are, however, two
great schools -on which believe that
th prent I aot perfect perfect, per
hap, but that changes from n wooio
be dangerous. They are trlotly con
ervatlv , and perhaps ar known as
the reactionary. Then there I an
other Cla at the other end which I
extreme In U view that the whole
present condition la wrong and there
(Continued on Page Flve
CANDIDATE; FOB PUBLIC
OFFICERS MARGES
Fired Revolver Following
Discussion ' of Politics
With Bricklayer
WASHINGTON, Sept. SJ. -Jame
E. Clement, candidate for common
w. tilth's attorney of Alexandria coun
ty, who waa jailed today after h
fired a revolver at A most Donaldson,
a brick layer, of Cfaerrydale, Va, fol
lowing a discussion of politic In a
local lunch room, waa released on
f00 bond tonight. The ahot went
wild. Clement face two charge, as
sault with a deadly weapon and car
rying concealed weapon. Both Clem
ent and IVialdaori tlalm that the
other started the political arguments.
Matters became warm when Donald
son asserted that Mr. Clement' op
ponent, Cranrfall Meeker, would win
the election In a. "walk." Clemente
claims that he did not fire until Don
aldson struck htm and that he fired
into the air merely to frighten hi as
sailant Clement resides In Alexan
der county, but maintains a law and
real estate office here. - :
STATEMENT MISLEADIXO.
LONDON. Sept The brief an
nouncement : from ': Liverpool last
night regarding an amendment to
the tiew system for verifying 'true
hills of lading of cotton wa mislead
ing. The change referred to In th
circular Issued by the lading confer
ence committee deal only with mod
ifications previously announced ; In
Amorlca and drafted to meet the ob
jection of American banker, to th
original form . of the shtppsr'a letter
to the eentral b ureas, .. ' ,:"
GREATEST ADVANCE . !
OCCURS IN WHEAT
Grain of Comfort in Meat Sit
uation. Defeat Having no "
Effect Upon it
CHICAGO, III., Sept, ,v JJ. Food-'
tuff, which might have been af
fected b.y an influx of Canadian pro
duot, had Laurier and hi .govern
ment not been defeated In Canada
yeaterfiay, rose sharply in price in all '
American center today. Wheat ld
the advance and wa followed late in
th day by flour when millers ignored
their previous price list and ' ad
jutted their quotations to figure
more ' commensurate ' with . th ad '
vancd cost of Ut grain stapl. Oats,
too, felt the effect of th Canadian
vote and a result consumer may
xpect soon to pay Increased price
for breakfast foods, Th. consumer's
toast and biscuit, wheat eake and'
porridge, It Is probable, will but add
to th woe of th; housekeeper.
The greatert advance in wheat dur '
Ing the dav wa recorded at Duluth.
There trader were paying high si
eight ceDta a bushel more for th
grain than they did befor reciprocity
we re'ected. Minneapolis, th great.
t milling center of the country,
rhowrri a maximum net advance of
six cent.
Increase of . a lea sensational
nrrter were recorded at ; Kansn
City, St. Louts, Omaha and Chlrogo. ,
Ircrijensa stocks of grain In the eln-
vator of thl city acted a a che-k
to a severe avdvunre her and broker'
on th board of trade bought wheat;
for about three cent more a buuhel
than they had paid yesterday.
. Chicago Marks Lowest. . .
Tha.Chteago-jnarkat was the low-'
est of the Important grain centers.!
It I by ho means certain that today
artvnrrren in the price of wheat and
allied foodstuff Indicate that th
maximum has been reached, One ef
th most prominent wheat trader of !
Chicago advanced : the . opinion that 1
spring wheat th grade used tWt ex
tensively for fin flour, W due to In-.
crease in coat twenty cent a bushel,
A further blow to consumers, at least I
certain clans, 'may result when I
matster hav ladled the situation
In the barley markets. In aome quar
ter th price advanced a much a
eight cents. Tht, If maintained,
probably will mean Increased cost of
material to. brewer al the smeller
sited beer glasses may again become
popular with the taloonlsta y .
There Is a grain of comfort for the '
householder, however, In the meat j
situation. While 'packing house pre-j
duet rose in price today they did
only out of sympathy with grain., j i
Reciprocity, according to experts, :
had no direct effect upon meat proi
d iet and it defeat la not likely to j
add to the cost of lard, baoon and ' '
hart. ' .
ANOTHER AVIATOR WHO
MEETS A TRAGIC DEATH
At Height of 200 Feet Is I
Burned Before Terrified
Spectators ; '. ,
WAS CALLED COWARD
DAYTON. O.. Sept. JJ. Torced in
to the air by the jeer of. the thous
ands who called biro. eoward, Frank
H. Miller, aged twenty-three, a To
ledo, O., aviator, ahot into th sky at
twilight thl vnlng and ' at the
height of tOO feet was burned before
th eyes f th terrified speotetlr on
th Miami county , fair ; gronad at
Troy, north of here, i ' i - v:
Miller had circled the race track
and was just starting oa a spiral gild
Into a neighboring cornfield when
something went wrong. -.Suddenly the
whirring ef the propeller caused. The
craft then dropped Ilk a shot for a
distance ot fifty . feet-vi A' tiny- bine
flame was emitting1 from the engine
and In an Instsnt the gasoline tatik
exploded. ; cj-.;V--';, ''.:.;"- 1
: The machine wrecked by the impact i
and debris wa hurled hundred of I
feet In an direction. What remained i
of the machine aad It drtvr burned 1
almost to a crisp as thay dropped !
rapidly to earth. . ; '
In a hort flight shortly after noon
today Miller's machine acted unstead
ily ana he did not care to go up. The
croXd jeered thl afternoon when he
would not make a flight and this eve
ning he want into the atr. "Let her
go, I'll be glad when this Is o'enr
he shouted to his neohanlaUa. loi
ter -used a fissobel biplaave.