The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1911, Page 6

AUTOIST BUTLER ON GLIDDEN TOUR \Some Newspaper Illy - AILLEDIN GEORGIA Car of Chairman of American Association Contest Board Was Overturned. TIFTON, Ga., Oct. 3.—8. M, Butter of New York City was instantly killed nenr here thia morning when the automobile which he was driving in the Glidden tour wae overturned. , Whome addrermes tre ano: tainable, were hurt Butter was chairman of the contest Board of the American Automobile Aa: Walker t# the referee the Glidden tour, now | ‘The accident occurred early this fore noon, three miles from Tifton. chine was running at The automobile ward, turned a « Hit and mertint Butler was caught beneath thrown to the road, The car was pullen Me way badly cut Iker hae a dislocated shouhler and broken collarbone, Mra, Walker is waders more from shock ‘than ries F. Kellman of Rochester, esident of the n from New York ¥ of the Automobile Club Mis’ entire time, clala watd, wa devoted to bik work ae the contest board of Butler is survived and (wo daughters, News of the tragedy caured a nensa- was practionlly sue mainder of the da referee of the Gti tion, Mn Walke: fe In San Francisco, OMcints ef the A. A. A. belleved thar the accident would not halt the tou eepecialty us the participants are within @ day's run of Jackson’ 255 entirely in the hands of ‘asbotl ate oMciala On the epot, among them | five oe E. L. Ferguson, the starter. im, they thought, would prodably hg ag during the remainder of “Wil STREET ments to emall fractions Opening sales were changed from yesterd In the frst fifteen min ip a little when Union Pacific displa: ‘on the constructive si levels Were not maintained and atetke began to silp down toward the end of the common stock of Re Steel wan the only price The Mat finished slightly nt, th stocks a tittle veaterday's close, MEETOPA HF SF SPs a2 eassses ois: Pe 2222. ese eae snzaed: FERS FS +! Care Deck at Flushing. The fish In the bottom of a rowboat | i alive when Willlam Gaynor | discovered it afloat Near Taylors Dock, Flushing, with @ There was nothing of Bayside, L. 1, dead man aboard. by which the body could be fdentified man, who had been stricken with a hemorrhage, was five feet aix Inches tall, dark complex- joned, had brown hair, eyes and stubby Musache, and was dressed in & brown sult and rubber boots, evidently 08 RET TOE TT per Illustrations Day by ‘Day of the Boston Crime Are No Sillier Than “uate WAR ON TOBACCO PLAN. Independents Ohseee 16 | Method of Dinsotuion, Deciaring that instead of restoring competition the plan of dissolution filed by the American Tobacco Company | ng monopoly, y submiltted in| the United States Cireult Court the an-| swer of the Independent tobacco con- would rerult In 16 Louts 1D. Brandies t corns to the plan. The brief points out that there are @ fundamental defects ta the plor The method of viding the pe of the Trust by Astributing the sto pro reta among the cuainon slosh holders 1s obledied to, The briet ing the Trust tions would toy ‘Great “Romance and Tragedy” “Told in Pictures” by Fudge is for orange blossoms, worn) by brides. The prisoner's tian cee had bought hers alreac but won't wear (hem so as she hadexpected p MAN'S | 4. child, who had more money ty Intrusion into t than her poor rival, a tall thin girl,! y who was Heatly engaged to the | 3.00 worth of plund politeness and motored away in the darkness with @ mere trife of §200 in is, for uniform. who saw the couple convers- ing on the fatal day wore one, The brakeman) monte is for doggie, a cur so brown, which might have been poi- soned, only it wasn’t. is for Gertrude, a short stout | who doe sn't figure in| is for Elsie, the druggist’s cat, | which slept undaunted beside | ana the poisoned bottle. | aia | Wo know just what tuiners the pote The mectined am of Sheet play ra 8 etd eS et Fett ad fretted, come Neser Bros.’ Factory Salesrooms, 131 West 23d (Near 6th Ave) 520-30 West 43d St. ('ir. 10th Ave.) Open erenitzs by aypointiment, # that no plan of divid- into three huge corpora. tions can he effective, The three core ther be in a pose ah the ind’pendents even tually than has been done In SNERS. 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