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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-02
LEGAL.
Administrator,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter.
ested, that on the Goth day Of March, a.
D., 1903, the undersigned was appointed
by the clerk of the district court of Wa.
pello county, Iowa, administrator Of the
estate of j. II. Brookover, deceased. late
of said county. All persons indebted to
said estate will make payment to the I'M
dersigned, and those having claims against
the same Will present them, legally authen-
ticated to said court for allowance.
Dated June %. 1908.
c. e. NORTON, Administrators.
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with her grandmother, Mrs. ]. Hicks, east
of here.
Bessie Odenbaugh is in Ottumwa this
week attending the county Institute.
Charles Howk worked for Harvey j. Hun
ter, few days last week.
party Of men, under the supervision of
Marion Hunter worked the roads some Fri
day, which was needed very badly.
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BEFORE YOU BUY FARM OR LAND
call or write for our circular; read them
carefully through, and you will find real
bargains among them, in Hennepin. Ano-
ka. Isanti, Wright Sherburne and Stearrs
counties, near depots, schools, creameries.
We also have nice small farms, 10, 90,
30, 40. 90, 60. 10, so, and 100 acres farms
with not much capital; easy terms; tim
Der, meadow and good buildings on. Juli-
us Crosse Co., 3oS Boston Block, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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Foster.

Foster, July 2.-D. j. Lewis and r. G.
Davis made flying visit to Hiteman
Monday evening
Misses Hilda and Annie Anderson, of
Hilton, were visiting at the home of their
uncle, Oscar Erickson, last Saturday and
Sunday.
I Miss ,Annie Erickson returned hama frApa
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Bonaparte..

Bonaparte, July "a large crowd of
people are expected here the Fourth to
witness the ball games between the Keo-
kuk Unions and Bonaparte in the forenoon
and Keosauqua and Bonaparte in the af-
ternoon. The latter game will be very in
teresting as Bonaparte has beaten every
local team in this vicinity, and Keosauqua,
in order to win, has imported several good
players.
Cockerell's orchestra will give n dance
at the Whiteley opera house the evening of
the Fourth.
G. w. Mattern and family, of DonnelI-
son, spent Sunday in the city.
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FOR SALE. 800 ACRES STOCK AND
grain farm, oil and. gas belt, in eastern
Kansas, well improved. For information
write owner, Geo. III. Lane, st. Paul, No.
3, Kansas.
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OrnanyilIe.

ormanville, July 2.-Littie Miss Mildred
Juanita overturf, who has been lying at
deaths door for some eight or ten days, is
much improved.
Dr.. Terrence; OF Blakesburg. has been in
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-AT Sc PER
acre, one solid section of land. one mile
from station. on Canadian Pacific rail-
way, 200 miles west of Winnipeg. Will
take one-third trade, one-third cash, bal
ance time This is great bargain. Box
127 st. Paul, Mimi
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Get your straw hat at The Hub.
Prices from $25c to $500. Genuine
Manila, strongest material and light
est weight in the world.
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THE SUMNER SCHOOL
LUCAS COUNTY INSTITUTE SET
FOR AUGUST,
WILL JOIN WITH THE CHAUTAUQUA
Normal School Sessions Will Be Held
In the Mornings and the Teachers
Will be Able to Attend the chautau.
qua Lectures in the afternoons.

Charlton, July 1.-THE date Of the
Lucas county Normal instinct is set
for August 6 for a two weeks session.
The sessions will be held in the fore
moons only, as the Chautauqua meet
1ngs are to be at the same time and
Will give the teachers of the county a
chance to attend.
The following instructors have been
secured for this years session:
Prof. w. F. Chevalier of Muscatine,
ciyics, reading and didactics.
Prof. J. B. Morris, physics, grammar
and economics.
Miss Minnie DUNCAN of Minneapolis,
primary methods.
Prof. S. w. Rowley of Russell, arith-
metic and geography.
Prof. VIM. Bell of Creston, algebra
and history
Miss Edith Roberts, music.
Other Charlton News.
Mrs. ]. E. Dent arrived home wester-
day morning from weeks visit with
relatives in Ottumwa.
Dave H. Smith of Derby was bust
ness caller in Charlton Wednesday.
Miss Lula WEIGH left yesterday for
Omaha, where she has a position as
stenographer
Rev. Borg is in Ottumwa this week
attending mission meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Slattengren en-
tertained the members of the Concor-
dia society Friday evening.
A. Farber made trip to Tacoma yes
terday on business
Miss Ellen Gettinger returned to her
home in Melrose this evening, after a
few days visit with friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hasselquist re-
turned to their home in Ottumwa last
evening, after pleasant visit with
his father in Warren township.
Messers. A. e. Dent, j. o. Becker,
John Darrah and B. E. Goldsberry are
today trying their luck at angling
along Whitebreast creek.
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Are You satisfied with your present stu.

alton and location?
If You are we can't help Won bnt If Won
are not we want to tell You about conn
Try that will suit. Do you wish to know
more about Oklahoma, the land of sun
SHINE sn, Or would YOU prefer Kansas or
Colorado. with its irrigated lands, offers
YOU certain crop. Lands of unfallny
producing qualities with perpetual water
s LIGHTS from an unlimited source at from
$50 to $40 per acre. Only seventy miles
from Denver
Or If you want home lands or city prop.
efty see us, or write.
ENBERG & CO.
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Mamie Grove.

Maple Grove. July 1.-The people from
this vicinity are planning for the Fourth
of July celebration at Moravia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Palmer and family
spent Sunday with friends west of Nora
via. 3Hi
John Dodd is spending few days at tho
home of her parents at present.
Miss Maude Lowell entertained friends al
her home Friday evening.
Mr.. Newberg, of Nebraska, spent several
days recently with his friend, Miss Sylvia
Tadlock.
Miss Leona Hicks spent Monday with
Miss Alma Norton.
The ice cream sociable given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Creech was we'll attended
and all report an ENJOYABLE time.
Mrs. f. NJ. Dodd and son RAYMOND Wis
tied with their daughter and sister, Mrs
Callen few days ago.
Road Supervisor Donavan has been i'm
proving the roads at this place.
Misses Hattie Arnold and Gladys Dodd
spent Friday evening at the home of G. h
Long.
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WANTED.

FARM LOANS WANTED INVESTORS
TO loan money on choice farms in Okla
homa Seven per cent enet income guar
anteed. References furnished and cor
respondence solicited Address Landers
" Thomas, Lawton, oklahoma.
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Dudley.

Dudley, July 2.--The members of the
Dudley Munterville Co. can now talk with
the people on the Chillicothe- Munterville
line. as L. l.. Swenson commenced putting
in the phones on that line yesterday.
Several of the young people of this vicin-
ity attended the social given at Munter-
VILE last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgeson were mem
bers of the party of friends and neighbors
who so completely surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Anderson last Sunday, at their home
east of Munterville The surprise, was in
honor of Mrs. Anderson's birthday, and it
was very cleyerly planned by Mrs. Ander-
sons friends. After Mrs Anderson recov-
cred from the effects of the surprise a long
table was spread in the shade of the trees
in front of the house and refreshments
served The afternoon was spent in very
pleasant manner after which the guests de-
parted wishing Mrs. Anderson many such
happy days.
George and Joe Stevens attended the
baseball game between the Munteryille
team and the Pleasant Home team which
was played about two miles east of Mum
terville.
Chas. Anderson from near Munteryille
was in town last Tuesday.
Ernest Nye visited with friends at Chilli
cothe Sunday.
A good many of the people attended the
Wallace circus at Ottumwa last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. p. Swanson and children, of OF
tumwa, returned home Saturday after Il
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
this neighborhood.
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FOE. SALE-ENCELLENT WHEAT AND
alfalfa farms in the best part of central
Kansas; land still cheap in this section.
have several very choice farms at very
low prices. Ed f. Keezel, Culver. Kns,
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A piece of calico on close examina.
ton Is usually found to be of more ex,
pensive material. ,s,
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WANTED = A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 500 West Fourth w. f. Nc
McCarroll.
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Lovilia.

Lovilia, July ct. B. Mcdonald was a
Des Molpes visitor last week.
Mrs Jennie Wilcox and family will spend
the Fourth in Abba, the guest of relatives.
Miss Carrie Cleeman, who has been en-
ployed at Abel, is at home with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Cleeman, of Lovilia,
to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Jess Sims, of Hamilton. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harger,
of Lovilia.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Forrest. of Loviia.
attended the funeral of Hugh Adams, Of
Service Chapel
Mrs. Eta Ganaway, of Des Moines, is
the guest of relatives in Lovilia
Misses Edna and Mamie Right, of Loyilia
will spend the Fourth at Ladora.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter Bessie, Of
Dudley, are visiting friends In Lovilia.
Miss Hattie Spencer is visiting with rela-
tives near Eldora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Sage, of Wells,
spent Monday in the home of Otto Runyan
in Lovila
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bennett spent Tues
day and Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Benefits parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. J..
Amber of Iovilia.
Miss Maud Mullen, of Lovilia, spent Mon
day in Abba.
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j. spry. c. ostertag L. E. Rogers.
0ttuInWa Real Estate Co.

Has for sale some of as nice homes from
So. 900 to $4,000 as can be bought.
We will make /; special effort to please
you and show you bargains. Some modest
homes from $500 up, and some very choice
lots all over the city, low in price, choice
locations, good TERMS. special price on
4 Janncy lot for next week, lot %, block 3.
Some choice farms at right prices. Kansas
lands and homes at bargains. See what
they are doing in Kansas this year; 27,600
men wanted to harvest.
Call and see us and be ready to go by
July 18th. A new eight room house for rent.
los North Court Street.
Phone s07. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-A LOVELY HOME AND
money for you in famous grazing, fruit
and lumber belt; healthful; scenery de-
liShtful; soil unsurpassed in fertility and
naturally adapted to all branches of
farming; valley farms very cheap; write
for bargain. j. c. Atkins, Route 49, Sum
merville, Mo. &
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TO LEASE.

FOR LEAsE-A -FOUR AND oNE-HALF
foot vein of coal, shaft already sunk.
For further particulars address Hobart
Fuhs, Kirkville, Iowa
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FOR SALE

We have a little farm of G61s acres. six
mics from ottumwa. which has elegant
improvements, splendid orchard. soil is No.
4, land could not be nicer. Price, $40 per
acre, terms.
we nave 80 acres corn land in Galloway
county, Missouri. now rented for So per
acre. lies slightly rolling. We will trade
for income city property.
List your farm with u.s. We have many |,
prospective buyers.
Forty acres, eight miles from Ottumwa.
$50 per acre, 5000 down. balance easy.
100 acres 80 acres of it level. good i'm
pfovements, eight miles from city. will
take 5000 city property, carry balance at
g per cent. Price 500 per acre.
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FOR sALE-7oo ACRES OF FINE JASPER
county farm land; nice improvements,
houses, barns, etc.; good water; one mile
from railroad station; never prospected,
but location and indications good for lead
and zinc price, $50 per acre. Frank c.
Griffith, 105 North Maple street, Carthage,
Mo.
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WANTED AT oNCE-YOUNG MAN WITH
experience in dry goods business. Must
give reference. S. C. Cullen & Co.
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The Summer School OF the SOUTHERN
IOWA NORMAL opened June 0. The en-
rollment is larger and advantages are better
than ever before. Expenses are lower than
at any other school. Students may enter at
any time. For catalogue address A. Il.
DowNEY, Prin., Bloomfield, Iowa
mo saloon in Bloomfield
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AGENTS WANTED FOR DIR. DRUM
mond's Lightning Remedies for rheuma-
tisni: restores stiff joints. drawn cords,
and hardened muscles, $500 for incurable
case When everything else fails. describe
your case to the Drummond Medicine Co.
New York.
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Martinsburu,

Martinsburg, July MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Craig were in Hedrck Sunday
Mrs. Bessie Ogden, who has been dan
gerously i'll, is slowly improving.
Elva Sherlock. editor of the Hedrick
Herald, was a business caller Saturday
Oscar Glass played with the Hedrick
band Saturday evening.
A. N Redfern shipped car load Of
stock to Chicago Friday.
Elder Lambert was visiting Rev. Fry
Tuesday.
Rev. 1. Taylor and wife is visiting friends
at Avery this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford, of Lovilla, are
spending the week with their daughter,
Mrs. Rev Fry.
Miss Jess Porter was in ottumwa Mon
day.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-1oO ACRES, TWELVE MILES
from Milwaukee. river front, charming
landscape, excellent soil; nearly all cult
vated, $1,000. Geo. Woodwork, CEDAR
burg, Wis.
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Bromptonr.

e.
Brompton, July 2-Harvesting has begun
while corn planting is yet progressing nice
ly.
A coal company has optioned almost all
of the land In this community this week
and a. drill has been started to work on
the Streator farm.
Rev. Clark Donahue and w. A. Whitlock
are to be the speakers at the Methodist
Episcopal church on the Fourth.
A. j. Esinger received the contract to
build new district school house at Enon.
1t will cost about S535.
n. G.. Wilson was back in this vicinity
from Meravia last Tuesday visiting friends
Rev. A. d. Thomas. from Missouri. called
on Rev. Donahue this week, while on his
way to dedicate a church at Fremont.
Miss Ethel Selby called on Irma Mccoy
Sunday.
Ephraim Roberts and wife were visiting
friends in Wapello county last Sunday
Rev. Clark and wife and A. j. Eslinger.
wife and family ate Ice cream with the
Stephen Summer family one. evening last
week
Mr.. yanDike,s of Mystic, was in the VI
cinty last week on business.
Roy Ollie called on Guy Roberts last
Sunday.
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FOR SALE-FARMS; IF YOU WANT A
farm in good location and good climate,
good churches and schools, good land and
good people and good cheap homes, write
Taft " Wells, Scipio, Drew county, Ark.
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MINNESOTA LAND.

Over 10000 acres of timber, brush and
meadow lands in Aitkin, Itasca and st.
Louis counties, now in the market at ST
to $40 per acre. Sold on easy payments to
settlers. This is the best clover growing
country in the world. Why not 90 M.
Right now is The time. You will be Wen
pleased with the country. For low excur-
sion rates and full description of the coun-
try write to John p. Applequist, Tras.
Land Agent, c. r. I. & =. Ry. Co., 12S Z.
Main ST., Ottumwa la.
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LoST-IN THE FLOOD, HIND WHEELS
OF wagon. Lewis Hendrix, Eldon, Iowa
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FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR sALE-CHEAP; TERMS
easy; write for description. D. H. Har-
per, Benton, Mo.
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FOR sAlE-I HAVE ON HANDS AT NY
shop at kldon, four traction engines for
sale, one IL II. F. stephens one 10 II. p.
Advance, one 10 H. P. Canton Monitor,
one n. P. Nichols Shepherd. The Adj
vance and Canton Monitor are thorough
~ rebuff. end reprinted and practically
as good as new, and prices are very low.
AN inquiries answered promptly. Come
and see them. e. L. Shore, Eldon, Iowa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING.-The sun
day school of the Twelfth ward will have
It's annual outing at Lagoon next Fri
EXPLOSION CAUSES FIRE-The ex-
ploSlon OF gasoline stove caused a fire
l4S West Fourth South Yesterday after
noon Department No responded to the
alarm and eXtingUished the blaze with a
hand chemical The loss was about SO.
DIRECTORIES FOR CLUB.-The Press
cIuD mas received from r. L. Polk & Co.
the directory publishers. through Manager
w 2 Cooper, fine list of directories
IOr the current year, including Salt Lake
City, Provo, Boise, POcatellO, Pueblo.
Grand Junction. Trinidad and the Salt
Lake City blue book
GIVE PRESENT TO MANAGERIAL
CaiderS park Yesterday morning all of
the employees surprised Albert Hertz the
manager OF the park. by presenting him
with beautiful watch charm, represent
ing the emblem of his order. the eagles
claws mounted in gold with q gold eagle
IN the center and d gold bar with the let
tiers r. c. E All the EMPLOYEES We're
present Thomas Osborne made the pres
entation speech.
SONS OF HERMAN MEET. The Sons
of Herman held their annual outing at
HIS park yesterday. About SEQ people
were at the park during the day and par
ucipated in the festivities. During the
afternoon games were held and out-Ot-
door sports INDUCED in Prizes were Of
fered for the oldest couple present. pref
test girl, hOmeliest man, etc. Prizes were
also given to the winners of the various
athletic contests, including the sack race.
fifty-yard dash for old men, potato race
and other feats.
PTTHIANS IN TOWN.-About 100
Knights Of PythiaS their wives children
and friends from Sunnyside. Clear Creek
Castle Gate and ScOfield and other
towns in Carbon county. spent Sunday
in Salt Lake They came IN at :45
clock yesterday afternoon. a large
number of them Will remain in the city
several DAYS. The mines in that section
of the county shut down for three days,
which gave the miners an opportunity TO
take an excursion Reduced rates were
secured from the railroad Many Of them
went 10 Saltair-
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RESULT OF MELANCHOLY.
Suicide of Sanford Northrop, Cousin
of George Gould.


st. Louis, Mo, June 21.-Sandford
Northrop. until recently secretary and
general manager of the American Re
fTigeratOr Transit company. committed
suicide today at the home of Claude
Kennerty. vice president of the Re
public Railway Appliance company.
where he was stOpping. NOrthrOp. who
was about IS years Of age. leaves a
widow and one child He was a cousin
of George Gould and stood high in To-
cal social and financial circles. About
six weeks ago he resigned his position
with the American Refrigerator com
pany. No cause for the deed is known.
Ten minutes before the shooting Oc-
CURED. Claude Kennerty he'd been
talking with NOrthrop, who appeared
to be in the depths Of melancholy He
was dead when found. Mr. Kennetry
said he knew of no reason why his
friend should have committed suicide
for his business prospects seemed good
and his marital relations happy.
Mrs. NorthrOp and daughter Nancy
aged years. are now at Atlantic City
where they have been for several
weeks A brother, Rod NOrthrOp, is
IN Europe
The remains of ar. NOrthrOp viii be
taken tomorrow 10 Philadelphia, the
home of his wife's parents, for inter
ment. Before marriage Mrs. Northrop
was Miss Ringel OF Philadelphia.
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Asgessment NOTICE No. %

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic. Location OF principal place of
business. Salt Lake City. state of Utah
Location of mine and works. Tintic min
ing district. Juab county state of Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
Of the board Of directors of said com
pany, held on June 20. 1909, assessment
No % of cents a share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corpora ton
the office of the company, % Commercial
Club building, Salt Lake City. state OF
Utah Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Saturday
the 18th OF July, 1893 will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore viii be sold on Saturday. the 29d
OF August 1903 at 1 o'clock D. m to/
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs Of advertising and expense
of sale. BY order Of the board of di-
rectOrs-
ERNEST WILLIAMS, Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah, June 20. 1893,
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PERSONAL.

Major J. ". Mclaughlin, Indian in
spector. reached the Knutsford yesterday
on his way from Nevada.
r. II. Bull of Sharon, Pa, arrived at
the knutsfOrd yesterday. He is here on
business connected with the Twin Falls
Land & Water company.
Frank Pierce of the firm of Pierce,
CritchlOw & Barrette returned last even
ing from a two weeks visit TO San Fran
cisco Mrs Pierce and son are still in
California.
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Homeeeekerg. Attention!

On July 1 the Twin Falls Land &
Water company viii throw open for set
uement under the Carey act 60 900 acres
of land below Twin Falls on the Snake
river. Idaho. Tickets will be sold June
q and p via Oregon Short Line TO Sho-
shone. Ida, at half rates, good return
ing for ten days from date IF sale. a
great opportunity for those contemplat-
ing a settlement in Idaho.
See agents for particulars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-22
GUN WAS DISCHARGED.
Boy Killed by His Brother During a
Scuf5e

Boy Killed BY HIS Brother During
Scuf1e
san Francisco, Cal, June 21.-Edward
Hoeckle, aged y years. was shot and
killed by his older brother Frank this
morning at their home the accident be
ing caused by a friendly scuff1e over a
toy rifle. A few days ago their father
discovered the boys loading the rifle
with powder and slugs and he broke up
the weapon. fearing mischief. The bovs
however, clUmsily repaired it and in
their dispute for its possession today it
was discharged, a bullet entering Ed
wards brain through an eve Frank
was so badly frightened that he ran to
the mills in his UnderclOthing, but was
oVerhauled by the police. Judge Muir
asky released him after hearing the de-
tails.