Chicago.That the death of her nine
year-old son, William Paul Cameron,
was due to an old fashioned spanking
with a shingle was the allegation made
at an inquest by Mrs. F. H. Brown,
member of the Dowie cult at Zion City,
111. It was reported by Mrs. Brown
that Ester Oterlaucher and Edzie Mc
Dougal, aged about sixteen years, ad
ministered the spanking four weeks ago
when her son threw stones at them.
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MOUNTAIN TRAIL BELLS WRIGHT MAY ORGANIZE
TO HELP OUT TRAVELERS
Located Thousands of Feet Above Sea
Level In Rockies.
Denver. Travelers accustomed te
the sound of fog bells on the Atlan
tic or Pacific coast will be amazed, per
chance, to hear the warning ring next
summer from 10,000 to 14,000 feet
above the sea level in the Rocky moun
tains.
The tragic end of the Rev. Thornton,
B. Sampson of Texas, who disappeared
in the Rocky Mountain National park
while on a walking tour, has resulted
in plans to safeguard the precipitous
and dangerous trails of the park.
L. C. Way, supervisor of the Colo
rado playground, has devised the plan
of having fog bells scattered along the
trails at intervals from a quarter to a
half mile apart on Flat Top, Longs
peak, Hallets glacier and Hallets peak.
The bells will be of deep tone and will
be operated by a system similar to
weather vanes.
The bells will be placed on .posts,
about seven feet high. Suspended over
the bell will be a small, light wooden
paddle. The slightest breeze will tilt
the paddle and ring the bell. There
probably would not be one day in the
year when the breeze would be insuf
ficient to ring the bell.
