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VIRGINIAN
DAD
Trafton Once Held Up Nlneteen
i Stage Ceaches in Yellow Yellow Yollew
stono Park
DIED DRINKING A SODA
T1 Angeles. Calif.. An; 10 tv
A. I. ) l!elvt in It Trnften, whenc ex
perlcncei in rim Jacksen HeIp country
of Wyoming "fir smd te hate formed
the bnl of Owen Wl-ier - novel "The
Vlrslninn," fi. dead while mi tig tin
lee crrntn edu here yesterday.
Charles II Skirdln. ferme, , ifli,
( patrolman Iipip. was ti( iiriini! (i:ir-
arfer depiitid ni 'The Virginian ' In
1!0S Skirdln slur and killed n vnu'h
who nai n miMiilipr nf gang which
attacked him Mi Wlstcr nnd fm m. r
'army nflifrii ijipt-.n f f defend him
NKlrIln was rxiitietnied l.nlrr Sk'-ilm
resigned from fl,,. frcc m brenme licid
Keeper (f nn extensive game prcs,rve
In New , nrk St etc
Edward II Trnften, ti mrn v high
wnjmnn nf tin- old vclioel hrekr ni'
prcrleus hnmlll loienli nnp ,luly nftPr
neon in Mill! In lieliitis up int,.
huili'i'il In pllnwtmie Nniiunil Park
nlni'irpii (mdir, itlle, Mllj, u ., j,
teiirlM".
All I If inuriis .pn'Kc hit'lih nf
vriitiirni Mr 'I'luftnn'M cnl'iiiiM 11" I
HI 111- Inn' -mill' wjim iii n.
'I'llP il.l I llimi'll' ipi ,ll'i. tn, iMf
te let thi- .null' iliiinini it hi.lcui'
prNnn fop Hp ;rnr. ri-eii ni'pillnu
Hmilri nii'l ;nieu iin.l th nuliii- werlil
nei llklnj; (e iwi tlie prli-p fop In-clipprliii--
timi Mi. Trnfiun nppmpnt!'
tlieueht It wnitli
Trafien nppnri'iith hu'l .Than c m m m
foiuiriiten .f tlie lunij. ii. il i(i,i
hl point nf Htt.ick likr'n Ri'iieriil. ( In
tlie renil ,il'ir,s whtili tlie rai lip- lm.
te pe tlnri' w.is ii pimp wluii- n late
reek juttivl out .ftt licMimi thl- reek
which i-r inniiinilpil tin- IiikIimuj. thpn
xvns ii -ninll h'rl -i.icm looking iiuifp
'.)ke II p.llk. llli Iilll!lf lii's ,if wlui
wimp ilmtpil luir- nml tMiTi- - ith imiill
tt PP- Nellf nf llic.i- trt'P- liimieh. l
of miIIu'ipiii tr.p tn nffi-r prutiftlnn tn
n liiiin.in IhmK
'l tll-l inin-lifll! nf tmirl-t- rnillP
roll us up lu-t n ihrv gut hv tii,.
reik. 'I'tuCtnii. w p:ii i ns; ii liiimllvfrrhlff
evPr tlie Iiit pnit nf hi- fiiiP, stppppd
out ami ipiil ii liuli-puneri( rllli' at
ttip ilrhpr
Turn njlit off ihrr" ' Trnften com cem
ranmp(l. "nml tp u-ht thprn in front
of nip'" Tin1 ilnuT lipitij nlile te de
Clet hi tis p-i lil ulnit Tniften mlil hltn
N'nu- tliPii n'l at Mm ci't mit. ' )
centlniiPil Tiuftnn in tlm piipnspr.
"nml he'il up ieiir hnmli' TIip pn--fpngpr-i
f)i rppreai'hful 'nnk- toward
thp ilrmr wlui liH'l ininpnrpil tin- park
te a ti ir-.'M fnr "iifpM did -n Traflnn
rrrnil i hhitil.pt nt hi fppi
Tin. illy Capturpil
"I.iiip up ' In penuiHimlpi!. "and
marrli t'ii-i imp As p.iHi uiip unlkt
pn-t. drop -ir vnlunhlps in this
blnnkPt ' Ami den t m liidp non' '
fap iidnmiielipd 'ou Knvtnrii plutn.
crat would n i ilirnt n peer Westerner
would i ' hp ientlnii"d plulnthnly.
"If m dn p 11 cpi a hnllet in jeii "
Sttmnc'l lu the itu'Tppptediipm and
fhpp m m ' the in.nc. thp paencer
dhl n- tin "ric 'nld Trnften kept em
eye en them and tlie ether nlenc the
rend aIich' Iho "ilirr , n;,, h nj. ap.
prnn' Iniu A- i- ciunc up tn the rock
Trafteir" asniti Ixihhcd up and sutp the
catnc " emnia ii'N. The precp-- a :e
pe.itcil vecntppn tmue t illic
it um- Imurx before the coaches reuld
j;pi te n place te ippnrt the umazlnt; '
hnld-up As win lis thev did jms-ps
nnd soldier" gull eped efT en the bandit'
1 1 ii 1 1 Smuts traced him from the scene
of the held-up tn the camp of a .le'cph
Martinez n sneepherder. Ilcre he spent
the n. slit . ml went oft the next morning
wlili ,i - iddlp her-e and a mule he -telp
from Martlne7.
Sin'H- ,iml park se'ilfer trailed Traf Traf
ten fmm the Meticth - -ln-ep cnmp te
a lHtlc town im Idaho called Knscv
Trnften - nail is e-v jilnin. the left
hind f'wit of the s.idille Ler-e. which was
unshed, mukitu peculiar murk In the
pet1 Thp etelen horses nnd saddle. ,
which were rnevered fiem Trafton.
ner u-ed nt the trill In f'lieenm,
Wreiultis In evidence, and were ldpn
tlfied b the Mexican and ethers.
Yerkes Caves In
as Girl Lauds Him
Principals in Killing
W.H . F-BP": C TV sVktf' -ri, tm'
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Washington Hopes
for Rail Peace
SUES FOR ALLEGED
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ASSAIL
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W. T. Candler, Sen of Coca Ceca Coca
Cela Company Head, Defend
ant in Action for $100,000
I'nntlnnM frnm Tune One
Hnrrilng'i) propeal fnr ending the
strike, mil lirnd-" deelnred, nil but broke
tlielr fnllh In the Miccess nf thfl mig
gested conference, but despite their lack
of confidence cvefuthes of the. Western
rends approved ncceptnnre of the pre
pesnl t'e meet the. unions In New Yerk
tomorrow.
Although condition' en rends In the
Far West were relieved by breaks In I ,,,nM Ai,c u.Dnre nemen
the strike of train crcw.s, the Rcncrnl WOMAN'S CHARGES DENIED
situation remains in n critical stnfje.
President Ilnrdinz'f next expected move nu Msieeln'rrf rwn
was te bit the whole lndiittiliil crisis Atlanta. On., Aiir. 1(1. DamaKes of
before C....Rre.s ' XI0 HI0 uere asked of W.ller T.
( nmller. son of the millionaire, bend nf
Several KmlMrcnes Lifted the Ceca Cela ("impnn. tiled today in
I'mharKees were lifted nnd trains were Dekalb Superior Court nt Decatur, On.,
invued iknIii ever (he Atehlmm. Tepekn nt n result of an alleged nttnek upon
nml Santa Ke, the Southern Pacific and Iter by Mr. Cnmller in her stateroom
I tiieu Pacific, the rnndu chletly nffecled I nbe.inl the Meiimsliip Here npirln en the
In the walUetitH of the "HIr Four" nicht of July 10 last,
transportation brotherhoods. ' nlleges that nn a result of the
Southern Pacific trainmen nnd nttnek hc has been forced te keep te
switchmen at lteevllln nnd Tracy. I her bed much nf the time since, her
Calif . two division pointy returned londltlen dually necessitatlnc an opera-
'te work xesterdnj. Officials of the! Hen, which was performed here Mnn-
Santa Fe rnllreud nt J.es Angeled an- day
iieuived that three westbound trains , rn. Il field is the wife of Clyde K.
hnd Hinted out of Alhuiiuetque. N. M , TJj field, local atttonieblle dealer, charsed
-nice midnlKht Mendnt. These trains ' b Mr. (nmller in a Milt tiled Menda)
were consolidations of .. en stalled i" Superior ( etirl here with hnvlnc ex
there (Jnllup. X M. leperled the ! 'V1';11 ?-..0(M) from him while aboard
nrrual of the first Santa Ke train from I the liner enroute te Prance.
ti,- Wp-t sinie Satuid.i Five west-' "' ( nmller s petition asked that
hound trains were silll marooned there. ,-Mr ''Jnem ne reytratneii trem retiimnc
Mim i (,ini:iisi)
U.I.I M (IIII.IISON
Mis (illiersen is accused of hilling
her husband in Iter home at Lake-
lllllst. . .1.
Parker Planning
Xew Death Arrest
( nntlniird frmn PiiBr llnr
d ' I, p I r ' u ii' :, np 'li.ui for the
pi s, n ,
Will UM 11 lelTer Mis (liliel-nn--
i .ittnrn, i. t, id iv de-i rlhed u M-lf
pnid ' Mt. (,iber-en s cell in the
utii n' 1'eni Itiver at i n'cleclc llu
tii"i r i.- in win, h Ha iin ticurcd with
l)eiectve Parker W'llferd .lavne. ,lr..
the Pie-'ciitnr lepntt Sheriff llrew u
an, I hii St.ite policemen.
TelN of Midnight Quiz
I . 'e, urn ind until 1 e'cln, k this
ni'ii ".iic said Mr .lelTerv . "tn prevent
.nn s'i It tni'ti's Af'sr 1 had cutieaway.
J at J n'cin, k, the smup n-semhled and
ent in li nil! 'I he -tned outside the
,'l ,1 nr vim- Sheriff 1'inwn awakptiel
Mrs itibcrsen
1'bn partv -fend out-'d" her cell
leni ii, nue saviiij; nntthi'i te her.
I'm ii. v -lie a-ked thun wnat tliev
wnntid W'. want nothing fiem j en '
the pi -(. nt, .inswered. Tneti' (J:,
Nun -iinl : 'Mrs. liiher-nn, I liaie mid
Ml Parker cver.v thins.' She Icekid
at him -I'lidilv for a moment, then
rep'i'd "irv well, r (i.i Vun jeu
den i ktmw anvthms and it dne-ti t
Inti ie-r me '
I nid te her' 'I am son v nbeut
this tieuh'e, ami I ten coins te -tand
bj mi thrnush i' I mil here te r
(lain the wrong imprcs-imi the nuthnri
ties -eeni te have t.ikrn from the letters
1 m nt j ml
"Mis Glbet-eii sreeted me lis 'Mr,
(la Nun, mid I spoke te hpr a- "Mrs
(Jther-nn ' We were never ,m,v thing
ninte than friends "
itevernm- ( ntupbell. nf Arizona, tele
sriphed Pre-ldent IlntilliiE last night
t i the -itiiiitien In that St.ite hnd been
remedied and that all citlens would be
prete, ted in theh individual rights.
A'l lililiis held up had been moved,
he reported. Trans. continental trains
left j ,i, Angeles mi -I'hi'dule time yes
tpidin iitiiall all ptiglnemen. trainmen
ind tireinen and enndm ters of the Chi
( me. Milwuukee and St. Paul read
who u.ilkul nut jesteiday at Green
ll.iv. Wis, retiiined te work today
Hail RiianN were replaced by deputy
sheriffs
I V ienference designed te end the
'walknu' nf tu-eineii. conductors, engi-tipci-
and trainmen en the Cumberland
Vnllev division of the Louisville nnd
I N'nslnllle Ilead in (.'erbln. Ky., wnn
planned ted.n . An erroneous an
nouncement ve-tirdav -tated thnt an
agreement te rtturti te work had been
reji lied I lllnll nltll tills said tile (1110--
tien was put in a vote thiee times jes-
terdnj, nml that the men were 100 perl
ient against returning until armed
, gnardw weie i emoted and equipment put
i in -afe condition. i
Outbreaks and violence in connection '
with the strike during the last tttentj-
four hour- in, luded a elnli between
-niKcr- and guards and vverunien in
the Mis-euri Pacific yards nt Van
Iluren, Ar'i . -n miles west of Fert
Smith Mnr' than l'Xt -hets were fired.
At Little Um k. Ark.. Geerge Wnlker,
eighteen. :n I Frank Walker, seven
tem. tee seized bv tlltep men In the
Missouri Pai itie tnid- taken Inte the
(euntiv nnd tlngged Geerge made his
wnv b:i( k te the citv. but Fiank -till
wn mi ing enrlv tedny Neither of
I he veullis li.nl been working in the
tnllrenil shops, but were en route te
their home in Chii nge.
en a note for f'.'O.riim which, with SUeOO
in I'lish. he said wns given bv him In
return for n check for S-'.'.OIIO which
he g.ite Mvfield when he wns found In
Mr Ilvtield'M stateroom In his peti
tion Mr Candler states that he could
net account for being in Mrs IU field's
sinierneiu nml denied any improper
conduct
nnd adopted by the union as a btsta
'or tiippletne,ntnl nRrecmcnts throughout
he cenl fields. centlnueH the -old wagce
iiud working condltlenr, Including the
check-off of union due.'', te April 1,
Hi2e ,tnd provide? mnchlncrr for ne ne
getintlng but net arbitrating next year's
scale. The agreement also call for a
national contention of operators nnd
miners of the bltumlnnu-i territory, te
be held In tills oily next October L, for
selecting a fact-finding commission te
investigate (he cenl Industry.
Officials Empowered te Acl
Under the policy laid down by tha
union the district officials may 'con
elude pence with nny soft cenl operators
either its Individuals or ns nssncln nssncln
tlens. Whatever success result from
this policy for resuming work, union
officials pointed nut tedny. It leaves
them facing the problem of dealing with
the sttlkers of the Cennelliville nnd
ether Central Pennsylvania fields,
which were without unions until the
strike Mnrted. Sixtt thousand former
non-union men, officials said, have en
listed In the union rntiKs In these fields,
nnd the union's plait contemplates the
financing of the strike there with the
funds coming te the union from the
workers reIiir bncR te the mines In
ether fields.
In n way. union officials regarded
yesterday's settlement as n . historical
repetition. In lllfin. Jehn Mitchell, as
president of the Fnlted Mine Workers,
waa confronted with thc breakdown of
the central empetltlve fieui. the same
situation that nrese heie. Mitchell wen
the strike as far n getting the miners'
wnge demands met h.t operators by sep
ainte agreements wns concerned. Mr.
Lewis' plan, adopted by the Vnien
Pellcv Committee, is similar, execitt
that it regards the general settlement ns
ii bnsic one for nit soft coal fields, with
separate contracts te supplement the
general agreement entered into here.
I
Werltwl en Nnty Hangar
Oa Nun worked In Lakehurt en the
construction of u naval hangar, nnd
was a construction foreman, lie knew
Mrs. Oibersnn frmn .Innunrv te .L.lj el
llut jenr Mr .Invne, the prosecutor
seemed te utt.iih nipnrtnuce te letters
which pns-ed hetweiti Mr. Glhersnn
and him. and went te Ilroeklyn rerentlt
te sep On Vun. who vnluntercd te r
turn with him The pro-ecuter believes
On Vun nnd his wife were estrnngH
nt lea-t in sligl t degree because of let
ters which Mrs. Giber-en wrote (In
Nun
I ,itn hre teliin'nriti " lie aid
"nii'l expect te renin in -evernl da.ts In
.Innunrv p. CI I worked at the nnvnl
aircraft factory Ht LtnehurHt I had
n get d lob and w making geed mnnci
I (!! .(led te -'nt en mid rented a house
're-ii Dr Hareld Pirns for T0 n month
1
Numerous Arrests Made
Four men were at rested at P.ristel.
t'a . nn Federal warrants barging them
(With intimidating non-union workers
in tlie .seiimiv and tt estern Kailreau
vards
Nine men were nrrested nnd warrants
were issued for ethers in etitici tun
with lints at Newmn. Kan . Atlgu-r
1- The wnirniiis idinrgrd violations of
the Kius.is lnduslrtul Court l.itv.
P.etween lfiO and 'J(H) tninimn nnd
switchmen en the St. Ieuis Seuth-we-teru
(the cotton belt) ftnilicmd
walked "Ut nt Illine, Me , virtuallv
tving up traffic The walkout followed
,i distutb.'ince nt Fnrnfelt, in which nn
engineer was bit in the ieg bv one of
IttXI -hets find. The striking trainmen
clutged that the presence of guards and
sheeting affairs nt several points mndc
working unnlitlnns hii?urdeiiH
At Tepekn, Knit . officials of the In
diistml Court took steps te pre-ecuti
strike ngu.itnrs undei protisiens of the
nnti-st nilKalism law
HARDiyG TO DISCUSS
R4ILR0AD STRIKE
C.indler Denies Charges
When infill med of the -an tiled bv
Mis l.t field and It- allegations, Mr
Candler slid '
"I hnte already staled everything
thnt took plain In nit petition te cancel
the note Mr. H.t field held. 1 neter
touched Mm. Hv field and nothing of
ant improper nature ecmrred. This
suit Is utterlv unfounded and is in line
with Mr. Ht field's past performances
I te get money out of me nnd It will be
answered nt the proper time
1 Mrs Hvheld's petition sets forth that
, she and hei husband weie petsunded
I bv Mr. C mdler te make tin nip ie
Furetie nml thnt their p.utt wns com-
j pe-ed of the HjllelcN. Mi Candler nnd
bis two d.iughteis She slid Mr. Can
dler wished for hei aid in cnilng for
! the two girl-
i The iietllinn then tecitrs actions of
the tinit.t en the night of the six
teenth. At dinner, -he sets feith,
champagne wns paitaken nf spntlnglj
by all. but "nobody became intoxi
cated." she ndd-. "nnd nil weie lu full
posse ion of their faculties "
Alter dinner, the petition continues,
she escorted the Candler childien te
their berth ami helped put them te
'bed She then tejelned the patty en
.deck Later she and her husband went
te their stateroom te retire, but Mr
H'tipld. suggesting that pprhaps thev
had left the paitt somewhat abruptlt.
(decided te go back and stay with the
i pai iv for a while
"A short lime nfter petiiienpr's hus
band Ind left her," adds the petition.
"Cnmller opened the deer, teie the bed
clothing off her, disheveled her night
clothes and sejed her in his ntms
IV tltlener'snts she -crenmed until her
husband rushed In nnd engaged in a
teinlic fight with Candler
'The struggle wlih Candler and
tie tight in the stnteienni brtwieu
him and petitioner's husband absel pei,
unnct tccl petitioner, made her ill, and
-he has icmained ill from thnt tint, in.-
cue cue prcseill
"IVtiunni r and her husband Inu.vl1
in Franie and lemmncd there neees. ,
snrilv fnr a few da.vs before taking
ship home While she was lu France!
her nei ve- were tv recited and she w.ts
sick and lemnined in bed. I
"Petitioner has returned home and s .
new in bid. ill. nt the home of her
father, n- 'i ic-nilt of -aid Cnndler'sl
conduit, and en August 11. 1!l''2. she'
underwent ,i surgic il operation rpudirid ,
necessnr.v by her condition produced ht
the said Candler's lendiiet " I
Pittsburgh Ceal Men I
Won't Meet Miners ,
Quality Earl I
Ge ever every detail H
fief e( its design aad con- H
H structien. Then ride H
H in it, drive it yourself- H
I Earl Phila. Moter Car Ce 1
I 235 N. Bread St. I
CO.
As.sntlTKI) KAM, IIR.M.RR3
DE SOTO SALES CO.
5021 Walnut St, Phil..
IVAN L. LINK
2254 N. 17th St., Phlla.
DELAWARE CO. MOTOR
Chester, Pa.
CIRCLE GARAGE
Atlantic City, ri. J
WEST JERSEY MOTORS CORP.
Camden, N. J.
LEWIS R. SLOCUM
Trenten, N, J.
E. B. HULSE A CO.
Mt. Helly. N. J.
,t.
UWWtWimWIIIhBBTflHHIIIIIWIIIM
There has been no Taxicab
War se far as Yellow Cab
Ce. is concerned!
YELLOW CAB COMPANY
and its drivers have net fought the police. We
have obeyed their regulations. That is why
YELLOW CAB drivers have net been arrested.
We have always received from the Police
Department fair and impartial treatment,- no
mere no less. The only discrimination by the
police has been between these who obey the law
and these who de net.
YELLOW CAB COMPANY has net been
"fighting" any ether company. We are tee busy
carrying satisfied patrons. We are competing only
en the basis of giving the Best Service at the
Lewest Rates, net en the basis of Rewdyism
and Disorder.
We reiterate: WE STAND FOR LAW
AND ORDER.
Our rates are the lowest per mile in
Philadelphia. After the first 25 of a mile you
can ride in a Yellow Cab at the rate of
25c Per Mile
WHY WALK?
Hail a " YELLOW" en the Street or Call
Yellow
CsJb
Ce.
Poplar 8600
DAY or NIGHT
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nannuirammBHtiiniHnirimtimsiiirnmCTuiwimtMCTmMMiiiim BiiM.roreiiPMnHOTnHm
Washington. Aug If! ("v A P 1
Pres.dent Harding in n mes-agc; temni-
Cnnllniifil fpnm I'iec Ona
rnvv te Congress will present te the tlens with .inthrnite operators at Phil-
rentlnnfd frmn 1'kep One
dare te prn se rue eh'" Wen tint's a
rnrltv I never hear -u !i golden words
In this court Madam ten re dis.
charged
Then the teat ,,f die (mr prisoner
were suddctiiv t n,d off Sh( breathed
a nell'p ' thaiiK em. ' and gathering up
her bags, handkerchief, et( . phe turned
toward the deer with just a tra nf
lurking tr i inph
But etln-i . (I il en fire se well Manv
hue te clip 'i nil dig deep- although i!ip
offences did nei appear t,i b, wtv
alarming judging from nml Pip'.inu Pip'.inu
tlene William Ward Fiftv -eigrth ind
Fembertnn street- heerfullt M(limttP(
that he was mnsejlug along nt tlie
medet ( lip of thirty-five miles an hour
Ward declared, however that he whs
only drltlng with one hand n the ether
vrfih out nf commission en a'"un! nf
hkred pelsnnlng
And Then Up "Dug Down"
"If von drive thlrtv-tue miles nn
hour with one hnnil." sind erken
"just itingifip hew fast vun w, id go
with two of ihein nothing, pn hah'v
eevent.v miles an hour cti'
"But I was going te a ci.ie'er '
pleHdeil W.nd V)ti were prettv
tipalthy at thnt." cnlcl the Sj tin p.
"about Slf, for veu " Ii was pnid
When the case nf 'I Monegm.
teamster, wis called, nn emplete n
?wered for him le explnined thnt his
employer was In n hespiml Mnnngnu
was chnrged with running two tnnks
under one set of tugs (whatever tlmt
mentis l
"Win thiit'n almost a prison effen-e "
Mid the squire grately. .lust then his
pencil broke He gnte it n new peirit
while the (''"in wnitid This ieh
seemed te soften hi- cl uieaner I II
fine your cuipletcr ."i(i ' he -.nrf
"I emit get liftcen llnw about that '
aid the pieiy for Mnnegnn.
"Ilunil Oter the Flflein"
"All right, blind eter the fifteen, '
aid the scpilie
When Milten Iic,iup, of Melre-e
Park, was cnllecl te explain why he
didn't hate his lights- going full he had
little te fn lie handed eter n i heck
when Yerkes said th damage would
Xtach $lfi Hut the check contained n
let of extrnneeiiB weids net pirilnent
te the ) u i-.-1 1 e m
The wulre looked at it in nnia.e
Bienl, He handed It bin k te lie house
"Glnitne u check written in ihiin Lug-
a 1lh. without nil that epigrumniaiit
HlUIIi II" Ml III I uiil'picu 11 CIIITK
tbat sort ni rlicteric fiem a fel-
eeme time nge nnd ulf he had In the
a brUfer check,
cmik in 'e live with me l.dg.ir I one
,ii I his wile F.ugere Toinll-en and hi
vtfe and William Dlene, Fdgnr's
brother
I n- taken 'M witn the grippe ind
Mrs (libei-cn looked for me She never
brought the tunc te mt -1c U toem. hmt
ever I livid in I.nkc hitr-t until June "
J ii Nun denied thnt he had trouble
with his wife lie explained the let
teis that had pan-ed between Mr
dibcrsen nnd him.
Jee Richmond. Mrs fltbersen'-, son
bv a former pinrriage. vvas going te
Kwler I nllege, where be played en the
ha-'lcil' tc'iin " s.11 1 (Ja Nun. "Mrn
iihir-en n-ked riie. when her bev came
home, te kind nf leek nfter him, as
he did ret think the town might he
ant ten geed u pince fnr ii toting bej
I ept nn eje en him while h was
home Then he left te go lnti huslnes
Seme tune after that I found a fnm
whicl had n.s pi'tute en it nnd I
sent it te Mr (iiher-en She replied
and that explain- the correspondence."
dmlts Hcveiilnc I'tters
'la Nun explained 'hnt three setj) of
letters hid been Interchltlged The first
whs the litter thanking him for the
picture He ci.iid the letterf, had cov
ered a (, i pnratltelv brief period. She
hnd written three time, he i-nld, nnd he
bad answered her lerteis. the last of
uliii n l.e -md he riceited August 4.
"Her bmri- were in a aielanebely ' ''.'
iriiiti -oel 'in sun I hev said she
thought -he would hite te go into n
hospital for nn operation, and thlh
seem, d i d pre-s he t
i Illiersen i- k, be buried nt '-' o'clock
tomorrow. Fxcnpt for the time, nnd the
fact that services will be held in the
Federal legislator- and te the ceuntrt
the poHtlen of the ftevernment with re
appct te the existing industrial troubles,
pnrtlciilnrlt the railroad i-trike
AimngetnentB ter the President's ap
pearance at n joint cesnlen tomorrow of
the Senate and Heuse were completed
nt a conference tndnv at the White
Hen-. between the Fxeciitlve and Sen Sen
aeor Ledge, of Ma-s.ic husetts, Repub
lican lender In the Senate.
The belief had been expressed In
reme quartern prier te the confluence
thnt the President might delny presen
tation of Iik mehsnge until nfter It hnd
been determined whether the meelintien
efforts of the trnln sen Ice brotherlieod
chiefs In tomorrow 'k conference with a
adelphia tomorrow , predicted that teft
coal npeiatnrs geneially would accept
the agreement made here, and held out
hope for an c.iilv cpinntitv production
He also said he was hopeful nf the re
suit of the eenfetenee with the anthrn-
ulte operators, who employ loe.OOO i
men.
I)l-trlct union nlTidals before leaving'
here for home -ent Invitations for live
meetings of opemterb with the view of
concluding pern e.
Twe Pennsjlvania is.-octatiens of op ep op
eraters were aUd te meet the union
chiefs in separate meetings en Friday
One Invitation went te ihc Frccpnrt'
Thick Vein Operators' Association, and
the ethiT te the Pittsburgh foal Pre
Under the Feudal System of
the middle ages, the elder jeu
succeeded his father and became
conservator of the family estate.
However, he had first te take
the Oath of Fealty te his
Feudal Lords.
t ,..!., .11.. t'nl,nr.1 iU,,..U n I aU
hut -t the dera.U of the funeral hnve''ui the effies-rs of either ratlrend unions
net been arranged Ii is likely that Wll- te be en the ground.
llBtn H lefferv. Mrs Gihersen'K at- " e might need them for conference
tediev will a-k permission for her te nt nnj moment there. Mr. Stones Mi!fJ.
ntmnd the funernl ' nnd we want te have everybody nt
committee f rillrnncl executive weuni i duceis Asoemnen I in Miutnwesiern
be sMi ce-sf ul or result in failure, but i Inter-tate Operators Association, m m
Penater Ledge bnld be found the Pre.sl- I eludlii" nieinl s m Mis-nun. Kaup.15,
dent ft j 11 decided te go before Cengtcss Okbihemn, Arkunwis nnd Texas, wns
ut the earliest possible moment, winked te meet with the union at KflUMih
The President nfter conferring withCltv en Tuesdnj. Illinois operators
Senater Ledge Immedlntedy etnrtidjttere invited te Chicago en Friday
ptipiirntmn of hi- mectinge, which lux while the Indlann dpeiatei-s' As-ecla-ndrb-cr-
expect te be a comprehensive tlen was ellctecl fm a conference at
statement el the strike fcltuntlen. of. the Terre Hnute, also en Frlda.t.
efferlh of the Cievernment tewnnl set- The general ugiccnient concluded here
tlement and tlnnllt of the Getcrnment -
Iielicv 1 enc eferward.
Meanwhile the railroad union lenders 1
In Washington continued In nes-inn i
prepniing for the conference which the
brotherhood chief, hnve obtained from
the Association of Ralltvnt Hxeeutltes
in Niu Yerk tomorrow. rI he.t lett mr
N'cw Vi.rk iii ,'t o'clock this afternoon
Warren S Stene, clinirman of the
meeting, unid that he nnd the heads et
the brotherhood group of train f-ertlee
men net new en strike would lie me
nnlj enei te meet the committee of
fitlrin.l eiecntlTPR hut that thev de
sired the heads of the Htrlklng crafts
ml &Mm
wrji
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The trust fcempany as
manager of your estate i
SCRANTOIM RAIL MEN
ATTACKED BY MOB
m 'i(,nt BOine time no i
i mm WOMB."
preducd
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Strike Disorders Keep City's Pollce
Riet Squad Busy
Scranton. P.i , ug 10 IRy A.
I. NuniiTeuR eliKerders in connection
with the railroad shepmen's strike kept
this (Itv's riot squad en the jump la 'f
night nnd earl tedny N'e one wns
fpi'inunly injureil and no arresld were
lllllile
A i mt -I cslini'ited it ItfiOO attacked
n shop worker In llellevue nnd gave
him i bid healing before he wns ie
, j, 1 ,,v pi In i 'Inn niliei men em
nl,ie,l liv the Ccnt.nl Italliead of New
Jersev locked thfinsidteH in u pas-enger that we would
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ceacil te ewape irimi me nami nviv
window in the coach tvn r-tnatihed be be be
foie the jielice nrrlved and dUpersed the
cre.ru et men nnu oey.
hand wh Ie iIip dlspuiislens are e'entln
'"nK ' ,
L i: Sheppard. chlpf of the Onier
of Ce nd ne terx, fiitd the hrntlierhoed
etrielals would go into the meeting with
I he c xi cut iv es without any lixed prope-i-iU".
'"" prepared te consider the
mutters thai might e eme up In n ten
iliaterj spirit.
At the same time officials of the seven
striking crafts, one by one, declared ,
their men could net and would net ac
cept any strike settlement bn,'ln which
did net return them te work with the
scninrlfj status they held en leaving I
service Julv 1.
Lflter tlie leaders of the spvph crafts i
en nntlennl strike went into n Mm. inn
of their ciwn nnd when thev e.inic out I
M M Jewell their ehnlrtnnn, nld '
thev "lindn t decided ,p' whether tm
go te New erk or net " '
p- I heard Ml Stenp anneunie
nil be iheie he ic-
tn.irked, 'but there seenia tn be a rpies rpies
lien as te whether he is bossing thefte
men Anyway, we're gelnjr te takn up
the question Inter today nnd TlMida."
We treat every bat
tery as though it were
an Exide That's
why users of all
makes have con
fidence in our service.
Ttir. r.ir.nwr MTUiAni;
ll.tl'll.llf te,
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
Klrert rarlery rtranci
671 N. Bread St.
rhena Terlar 33'5
VOU expect your estate te
provide for all of these who
leek te you for protection, in
stead of going te one heir.
The settlement and division
of your estate may prove a
complicated task.
It may be that some of your
beneficiaries are inexperienced.
Yeu should make sure
will net be burdened
th
wi
ey
ith
business cares until they reach
years of judgment.
These are matters that you
can provide against by naming
this Company executer and
trustee under your will.
Our booklet, "Protecting the"
Family" makes suggestions of
practical value in planning thej
future of families and property.'
Send for it.
T. T. Ca.
Jl73 !
Philadelphia Trust Company
415 Chestnut Street
Bread and Chcbtnut Streets
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