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Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Albina Gervais. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jeremie Gervais, underwent
an operation for the removal Of &
tumor on the neck Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Bourassa, who under
went an operation last Saturday, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Peter Hovitz was brought here last
Friday to receive treatment. for bleed
poison in the leg. the result of q scrach
on his foot. He is recovering.
Henry Guilmet OF Belle Prairie was
taken here yesterday for medical treat
ment
Mrs. Frank Amundson was able to
return home Sunday
Mrs. Jos. Blake of Lastrup. who
underwent an operation recently. left
the hospital Friday.
Mrs. j. W. Taylor, who was re-
celvlng surgical treatment, was able
to return home Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Swanke left Monday.
having recovered from an operation.
Albert Roge. who was receiving
surgical reatment, returned home
Monday.
Frank Kay of Swanville, who
recently underwent an operation. re-
turned home Monday
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
ALBERT BARTON NOW a sSOCIA.
LIST SPEAKER.

II. Albert Barton. who spoke at the
court house Saturday evening, is an
old time Little Falls boy, and as
member Of the first class graduated
f1om the local high school. He taught
school in this county tor time after
leaving the high school, then joined a
theatrlcal company and went west.
ae later was employed in the mines at
Butte for several years. being forced
to quit on account of an injury. He
afterward moved to Cour d'Alene,
Idaho. For several years he was an
organizer for the, Western Federation
OF Miners. and became an ardent
socialist. He has been on several
speaking tours. Last fall he was q
candidate for congress in Idaho, and
made brilliant run, greatly lncreas-
ing his party's vote. He is now on
bis way to the South to study con-
ditions of operatives in the cotton
mills, and stopped off to see old
friends and relatives
Mr.. Barton did not attempt anything
controversial in his address Saturday,
but spoke in general way. He is a
pleasing speaker, witty and eloquent,
and his remarks were interesting.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
LINDBERGH RETURNS FROM
PANAMA.
FROM

Congressman G. A. Lindbergh re-
turned to Washington Monday from
his visit to the Panama Canal zone,
and expresses himself as we'll pleased
with the progress OF the work He
says that careful inspection of the
route of the canal shows that the
government plan OF a lock canal,
rather than sea. level canal, is by far
the best, as out Of forty miles of the
canal there will be over twenty five
miles open water. where the boats can
steam at full speed. He said that the
canal will cost more than at first con
templated, but expressed himself as
confident that the American people
would consider the amount expended
on the canal we'll invested.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
BOY TRIED FOR MANSLAUGHrEH

The trial of Ralph Morey, aged ten,
for the crime of manslaughter, as q
result of his shooting John Bushaway,
Jr., aged 10 years, last November,
after childish quarrel, was taken up
at the district court at Bralnerd this
week.
The defendant does not IN the least
seem to appreciate the gravity of his
deed and has spent much of the past
week playing around the court house.
under the eye of the deputy sheriff,
while the court has been engaged in
the trial of other cases.
There Is no doubt of Morey having
done the shooting, there being two
witnesses. One Is Frank Bushway,
brother of the victim, and the other
Eddie Crowley, q playmate. The
defense is understood to be that young
Morey IS not capable of committing
the crime of manslaughter, and that
he is Degenerate The case has gone
to the jury, but at this writing. we
are unable to give the verdict.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
COME AND GONE

Earl Wetzel, who was visiting in
| minneapolis, returned home Wednes-
day.
6. W. Bouck was up from Royalton
Wednesday on visit.
Miss Ida McCauley of Brainerd re-
turned home Wednesday, accompanied
by Miss Olive Guerin, after visiting
IN this city.
Mrs. A. L. Konchal was visitor
in Minneapolis Wednesday.
Mrs. A StrQman was in from. Swan
vile this weak, visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. A. Swedback.
Mrs. L. Wideman of Pine River is
here since Wednesday visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Thorpe.
A. p. Stoll was in from Pierz
Wednesday for visit.
Watkin Davies was in from Elmdale
Wednesday for visit.
Drs. L. NJ. Roberts aud J. q.
Millspaagh returned Wednesday morn
ing from Bralnerd. where they at
tended q meeting of the Upper
Mississippi Medical society.
E. W. Collins was called home from
Williams, Mimi, Monday by the
serious illness of his wife.
Mrs. Anna Hammerbeck returned to
Minneapolis Tuesday, accompanied by
her son, Sam Hammerbeck, with
whom she was visiting.
John Busklrk was a visitor in
Brainerd Tuesday.
Barney Burton and NJ. Burton of
International Falls went to Staples
Frank Kerich made a business trip
to st. Paul Tuesday. -
Mrs. A. r. Brightert returned to
her home in st. Paul after visiting
here as the guest of Mrs. Geo.
Andrew Smracker and wife, who
were visiting relatives, returned to
their home at Fairmont. N. D.. Mon
day.
Ed. NJ. Lafond attended a meeting
of the North Star Daily Press associa-
tlon at st. Paul Wednesday.
VIM. Guier of Hillman was q busi-
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Geo. klewel was business caller
IN Rice Thursday.
j. W. Gish of Parker Is spending a
few days with his daughter, Mary
Boyce, on Seventh street northeast
Otto Schleusener was over from
Sauk Centre Thursday.
Mich. Burton returned to his home
at International Falls Thursday after
9 visit with his brother. Barney.
Val. E. Kasparek returned from a
short trip to Minneapolis Wednesday
evening"
Daniel Moon of St. Paul arrived
yesterday for visit with his sister,
Mrs. G. A. Weyerhaeuser.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

Conveyances will leave the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage at : O'Clock
this evening for the Epwo1th League
social at Geogre Kay's farm. Every
body invited
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

John A. Hoffman and son, Joe, left
for the north yesterday, where they
will be employed in the woods as
cooks
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
INSTALLS OFFICERS.


The Degree Of Honor held the
installation of officers at its meeting
Tuesday night.
The following officers were installed
Past Chief of Honor-Cordelia
Ragan.
Chief of Honor-Effie Malburn.
Lady of Honor-Elsie Hogle.
Chief OF Ceremonies-Odel Lane.
Recorder-E]la Mahler.
Financier.-MamieH Heath.
Receiver-LiZZle Pantzke.
Lady Usher-Martina johnson.
Inside Watch-Louise Woods
Outside Watch-Mary Keele1.
Representative to the grand lodge
Cordelia Ragan.
Alternate-Ella Mahler.
Della Ragan was appointed pianist
Representatives l.. D. Brown ani
Elmer King of the state Legislature
and Crawford Sheldon, enrolling clerk
returned to st. Paul Monday, after {
short visit here
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

Miss Hazel Carroll of Minneapolis
resumed her duties as teacher. in the
local Central school on Monday. after
an extended illness. Miss Nicholson
of Minneapolis, who substituted for
her, has returned home. -
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

~ Dr. n. Dumont, who has been
receiving treatment at Hot Springs,
Ark, returned last Friday, having
received considerable benefit from the
trip
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

Loads of ice will be furnished
for washing purposes.
1t S, Trebby.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

Any new or old subscriber of
Ihe Herald in the county paying one
year IN advance for The Herald, will
receive copy Of Hammond's Ready
Reference Atlas of the World FREE.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

The first dance of second series
will be given by the Gliding club
tonight.
John Burkel Is relieving Louis
Kidder as a member of the switch
crew at the local station.
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
w AN 7 S
One cent word. No ad taken
for less than ten cents.

z FOR SALE+A number of heating
stoves Inquire at Herald.
FOR SALE-New six-room house
and barn in village of Pierz Will be
sold at reasonable price.
46 If John Schaefer, Pierz.
FOR SALE-Well-es established furni-
ture and undertaking business In
Pierz; village of 700. Splendid chance
for right party. Reason for selling.
Door health. "A. E. MachO. Pierz.
MINI. 4f, 81
FOR SALE-16O acre farm, only a
few miles from Pierz, good railorad
town; fair buildings; nearly all under
liow and hay lana; terms and price
reasonable. For information inquire
OF write to John P. Krehsbach, Adams,
I MINI. as 2t
Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15

Next Sunday is annual field day in
this city for the Minnesota Anti
Saloon league and a number of
speakers will address meetings IN
| different churches OF the city at both
morning and evening services, and in
the afternoon mass meeting will be
jointly held at the Congregational
church. The speakers at the different
churches for the morning and evening
services will be as follows: A. ii.
! Clark, morn, Congregational, eve,
Presbyterian; Rev. NJ. Martinson,
! morn, Swedish Lutheran, eve., !,
Swedish Congregational; Hon. N. T..
| Moen, morn, Baptist, eve, Norwegian
Synod. Lutheran; j. R. Julian.
morn, Swedish Congregational, Flens-
burg, eve., Methodist. In the after
noon all Of these speakers will address
the mass meeting at the Congrega
tional church. Every body invited to
attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

ones?" Lots of nice ones" replied
Franklin. His little face softened
bit, but suddenly looking gravely into
the lawyers eyes he asked, And will
you love Muzzy and keep her from
getting lonely?" Always, Harold"
his little face cleared and with a smile
he said, "Then l will love you, too"
After disengaging himself from their
embraces he demanded ride imme-
diately, and as Helen went out of the
room Franklin took him on his back
and rode him around the room at
gallop, until hearing Helen calling ne
dashed out of the room with Harold
still on his back and a minute later
set him down in the midst of the
presents.
The child stood for a minute dunn
founded, looking from one to the other
in amazement, but on seeing them
both smiling it dawned on him that
after all Santa Claus had answered
both his letters, and with a whoop or
ioy he danced around the tree on a
tour of inspection.
For a moment he was at a loss to
know which present to grab hold or
first, but the velocipede won and he
was soon riding around the room, TO
the imminent risk Of himself ana
everything else in the room.
Franklin and Helen were soon sitting
on the floor busily engaged in getting
the electric train in working order
and when they finally succeeded In
getting it started they all shouted ano
danced with glee, and thus rompeo
and played into the small hours of the
morning, three happy children.
When Harold finally became tired
out, Franklin took him on his knee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

and explained to him that when Santa
Claus received his last letter, and found
out how much he loved his mother and
Row unselfish he was to give up the
presents which he had asked for in his
first letter so that his mother might be
happy Santa determined that such
thoughtfulness and kindness in a little
boy should be rewarded, so he sent him
all the extra presents, together with
what he had asked for, just to show
how much he liked what Harold had
done.
Franklin then started to read to him
a fairy tale from one of his books, in
compliance with his orders, but the
sand man began gently to sand his eyes
and the little tot soon fell asleep in his
arms.
They undressed him and put him to
bed, but as they were tucking the bed
clothes around him he sleepily opened
his eyes, and looking up at his mother,
asked "Muzzy. will you be lonely any
more?"
"No, my darling" she replied, kissing
him.
'Muzzy,' he continued, "I think Santa
Claus is the best man in the whole
world, and I'm going to write him
letter tomorrow and thank him for
bringing us" Without finishing, the
little tot dropped off into dreamland
Helen and Franklin kissed him and
stole softly out of the room.
AS he kissed Helen good night he
said, Darling, the happiest man in the
world this Christmas morning was
made so through the instrumentality of
a child"
And Helen, looking up reverently to
the stars, repeated the .ord's words
"And a little child shall lead them"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

the house 1t was near onto midnight.
After adding to the decoration of
the tree the many pretty ornaments
which they had purchased, they had
difficulty in finding space for the lat
est gifts which they had secured for
the boy.
The witching midnight hour, when
Santa Claus was due, having arrived,
Helen went into the bedroom to awak-
en- Harold, while Fenton closed the
kitchen door and went softly into the
parlor.
Helen dressed the child and enter
ing the parlor with him in her arms,
sat on the sofa alongside of Franklin
and said: Darling, Santa Claus has
brought us a papa for a Christmas
present" His sleepy eyes opened wide
as they searched the room and failing
to see the Christmas tree his little
brain quickly grasped the situation.
Santa Claus had received his last let
ter and brought him a papa, instead of
the presents which his first letter had
called for.
Aren't you glad, Harold?" Helen
asked softly. His little lips quivered,
but he manfully kept back the tears
that welled in his eyes. Wont you
love me little, pet?" Franklin asked
with outstretched arms. The child was
silent for a moment, then asked slowly,
Twill you ride me on your back?"
YES" answered the lawyer, "hun-
dreds of times"
Riding on Franklin's back was all
right, but hardly equal to the wagon
which Santa Claus could have left for
him. so he sighed resignedly, but on
thinking of the fairy tale books he
asked. "Will you tell me stories-nice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31
WIND is TOO STRONG
WRIGHTs DON'T FLY
squaTI Causes Another Postpormen Of
Official Speed Trial.

WASHINGTON. July 3a.-A snually
wind caused another lrostponment OF
the official 1O-milc speed trial of Or
vile WriGht's acroplane last night.
1t had been announced that Wright
would make the test after shutdown II
the weather permitted, and by i
o'clock n large crowd had gathered al
Fort Meyer. Until word CAME from
the Alexandria end of the course at Z
O'Clock that a strong wfnd WAS blow
ing there. Orrillc Wright seemed de.
termfned to make the trial.
Sitting directly opposite the starting
line. Major George o. Squicr an'
Capt. G. DEF. Chandler. of the official
hoard, were ready to take the time rs
the mnchine crossed the line. They
kent In constant communication with
the Alexandria end of the course. and
when Lieutenant Commander Sweet
sent word from that end that the wind
was too strong to make the hight citl-
or II safe one or one that would be
profitable to the Wrights. Major Squicr
Informed Wilbur Wright. The two
brothers conferred. and as result the
flight was called OFT for the day. 1t IL
likely that the Wrights will attempt n
flight this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31


The SANTA Mnriai Nina and Pinta
teyeninE on October ~ e2. Is
TIe Debarkat ION OF Columbus tthe
morning OF October ! !, 1922
Z Midnight Moss on the mississippi
over the body OF Ferdinand de Soto,
1872. 4
Henry Hudson Entering New York
Bay, Sept. II. 1909:
Embarkntion OF the Pilgrims from
southampton. Aug: s. 1920.
First recognition of the american
Flag by Foreign Government. In the
hurbor Of Qufberon. France, Feb. 10.
IT'S.
Burning OF the Frisate Philadelphia
In the Harbor of Tripoli. Feb. l6. 1904,
The Brig Armstrong Engaging the
British Fleet. in the Harbor of Fayal.
Sept. IS. 1874.
Iron versus Wootl-Slnkins OF the
Cumberland by the Merrimac. In
Hampton Roads. March s.. 1862.
The white squadrun's Farewell sa.
lutte to the Body of Captain John Eric,
SON.. New York Bay. Aug. %. 1870.
Return OF the Conqucrors. iypifylnE
our victory in the late Snanish-Amer'
lean war, Sept. 90. 1899.
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|UlASElzlV !. Ei7 TER
TO their homes at Morganto#n yester-
day after a snort visit at Pleasant VAL

to their homes at MorgantoRn yester-
day after a snort visit at Pleasant Val;
ley. z s, Z Z 5if;s
Miss Bessie Lloyd. of Baltimore. ar.
rived here to-day. to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Matte Lloyd, of Market
street.
Mr.. George Jeffries. who has ben
the guest OF Capt. and Mrs. X. d.
Walker. has returned to his home n
Grafton.
Miss Frances Lowe. of PlttsburE. Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. X,
Brownaof Columbia street.
Miss Sara Bennett returned to her
home Mt Morgantown yesterday after
spending two weeks with AFR. and Mrs.
s. l.. jacobs.
Miss Marjorie Linn. of Benton's Fer
ny. spent Friday with her sister. Mrs.
Fred s. Harr. OF Guffey street.
Miss lin Bent, OF kinEwood. is ex'
pected here in n few days 10 v'si:
Misses Alta Gray and Beatrice Court
ney.
Mrs. Mid Stevens and daughter.
Dana. are visiting relatives at Morgan
town.
Mrs. T.. B. Henderson. who mas been
sick for The past week, was not SO well
yesterday.
Miss Berlah Garner will so to VAL
Icy Falls in n few days TO visit Miss
Flossie Mason.
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Defense ll! Against Heat

No ono suffers sunstrokc Ii the
pores are acting properly. that Ii one
of the chief functions OF the pores
to pour out pcrspiration which .cools
the surface. and thus reduces the bdtl-
lily temperature. To escape .discom-
fort and danger from the heat. Datae
frequently. Right bathing requires
spunses, bath brushes. soap and tailet
waters. VIC have them. Prices low
throughout.
The NEW DRUG STORE.
BEAM .McCLOSkET,
sig Locust Avenue.
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Mi sc ellaneous

- F| E9E ~ = 49, ri q No. ~ 49,
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR OF GOOD
INVESTMENT, where few thousand
dollars could be profitahly invested In
mining or Industrial proposition. Give
brief description and price OF amy
good stock. Address, I. "A. Lesher. 120
g. Clinton St. Chicago, III.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31
RACE AROUND ISLAND.

- fEnENN AsancIateH FFNAN.G
NEW YORK. July &l.-hn ocean
race OF 210 miles around Long Island
was started from off tho Atlantic
Yacht Club today. with some OF the
fastest craft Of the Atlantic coast en-
tered. It Is expected that the race will
cover, about two days. and that the
yachts will finish some time Monday.
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will AZ REPRODUCED.

"Dixey" will again be presented nj
The school auditorium on Monday
evening. The sspecinltics will be the
same as were given Thursday evening.
IA general admission of fifteen cents
for children and twenty cents Tor
adults. or twenty-five cents for re-
served seats, will be charged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31
At Winchester.

I.3 Miss Mary Robinson. of Winchester.
! Va, entertained n number OF friends
Thursday evening complimentary to
her guest. Misses Fannie Robinson.
Kate Donnum and Virginia Barnes. OF
5tilis city. 4:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31
Alumni Met.

The members Of TIC alumni 'of the
First ward school met last evening Ill
the auditorium. Tho meeting WAS
largely attended and the graduating
class of this year was taken into the
Organization. A very interesting pro-
,gramme was rendered andi II pleasant
evening was spent by all present.
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lFIrst Methodist Protestant Church,

5ttFIrst Methodist Protestant Church.
& Rev. IJonn p. Turkelson. PASTOR
Sunday School at 0:a0 a. m; preach
ing at S1O:45; subject. IA Flnurisilins
Church. song service at 7:i5 p. M:
preaching at $500 O'Clock. subject
iThree Taverns." All are cordially
Invited to attend these services,
Monthly business meeting Monday
evening. It is very important that all
the collectors should be present Mt tlllz
meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31

FOR SALE-Or will trade--l-rOOnl
house. bath and cellar, on 9Th street.
for or S.room house: also 2-chnir
Barber Shop for sale. lolnE good busi-
ness; going into other business: bar
gain. Call at Barber Shop. Laval Ben.
nett. sos Locust avenue. Fairmont. W.
Va,
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4. sB. sInwler. Pastor.-Blblc School
at $3.50. supt. ". A. Hustead in
charge; subject, paul at Ccrlnt:i:"
Aio:85, morning service; subject, IA
Good Vine" 700. B. Y. p. u. sub
4dect, Life Lessons from the Book OF
Acts $500. evening service. subject,
THE Healing Touch" Preaching 1t
Calvary at 800 p. m. We invite our
friends to these services.
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FOR SALE-Rcgistrrcd Shetland pony
outfit. absolutely safe for children.
inquire DR.. l.. N. fost. 400 Locust ave-
nue.. LIT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31

FOR SAI-E-l4ot East Park AVG.
27xlU0: price 100000: terms to suit.
Call on Holbert & Spehden. tf
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statesmen. good sal
aries to sober hustlcrs. New patent
household article. Address Manufnc-
tlrcr, caro- West Nlrginian. 81
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WANTED-Homes for nice fox ter
ricrs and other stray dogs. One good
large watcn dog. Apply officers HUI
name Society. ~ 81
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girl for houseWork.
Wages. $4,000 per month. Apply H.,
care this Office. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-31

WANTED-A woman to cook and do
household linens. Apply H.. tails Of
fee. Ct
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Classified Ads.
Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. Apply corner Monroe and
High streets G-2G-tf
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FOR SALE-40xS3 It.. Jackson street:
price and terms. Address P.'B. boz
1872, FaIrmDnt, w. Va. tt
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Help w anted

rent house OF five or
six looms. In two or three squares nj
thc Courthouse. Address w. w. c.,
this Office. H -
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Il. az .PersonaIs. ~
Rev, and Mrs, O., A. Kelley returned
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd room. Apply
t13 4tn street. 18th ward. IT
FOR REkT-G room house. Inquire
Kelley Finley Lumber Co. II
TO REkT-F0lIr rooms, corner Fourth
street and Walnut avenue. Call on
NJ. J. 1gantz.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-Lnmbcrt Gas Engine.
Same size and just like the one used
To rim the Ferris Wheel at the Street
Fair. If Interested go and see II
work. a. j. DICK.
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Fiirst Ward
iPaltine Baptist Church.

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-21
LOCATE MISSING MAN
c. M. Short Was in ottumwa, But Left
Short Time Ago for
Des Moines.

Through Investigations made by the
Ottumwa police department. acting
upon information received from the be-
reaved wife Of the missing man in Ok
lahoma City. Okla, c M. Short. for
whom local officials were asked to look
out, has been IL Gated in Des Moines.
Chief Peter Gallagher will notify Mrs.
Short Immediately. Short was in the
city short time ago and worked at
his trade, that of plasterer, and it
seems that he was in Ottumwa for
quite while, having become acquaint-
ed with several people about the city,
in whom he confided the fact that he
was about to leave for Des Moines.
Police court this morning was the
most quiet it has been for some time.
A trio Of DRINKS was all Judge Nor
rissey had to contend with. One OF
them, J. w. Gates, was given three
days and the other two were released