davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
SEEKS FRIENDS SO HE
CAN WILL AWAY ESTATE

JOPLIN No. Fee l0-Fssring
tesl lie may de without having made
IrcyiEions FOR tie cisposal OF his
property and being unable - .ocste
. s.ngie living relative william J..
"sIds. OF Sprsgue. Lincoln county
Wsth. hAs written Postmaster Nc
Geeee, o. Joplin. u tie hope oi locst.
Ing Miss MRry Feternsn Eugene L
NaIss or q man names OdsN. who re.
SIDED IL th4s city tel years ago
They were friends o. nis and Mrs
Wards. 80 be writes. sno i, they csa
&c located he viii MAKE provisions Il
ria viii that hls property BE divided
sucng them
Wsnds formerly Evsc here toI :
brief lime. ane later wen; west He
SAYS lie properly is valued e, more
AEn $4,000. and thai be can iaiIk ..
10 earthly yersou - whom 20 .eAve
u Unless those mentioned u lie .s-teT
are located
Efforts have beer made ty TIE loca.
lcK:o4cs force 70 AID Wsn1s = lis
search tui 10 trace car te found =:
re much wanted people
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
No More
p ! l. e S
Ne Hst:sr rev sxo Seyr Case 10 O.
1s~ Leas Sss Hsss rae a. Psrs-
NC Pc Cure Car Gre IL
Fr.e s.ss.9e Ser, ,o e-oss ~

HsH - re -sE-rg AID turgfy q;
- t-sl utt'v t~e- tcie Ntttttf
al pa:l ia .ssv * pies e Amos.
90 esrf-tltt.1s Tor a-y mortal -
yetG. ~ !. sog sTv :esr.l.ly tEntallEel
l.! -.r-- taD4- itching Enc 5ierc.rs
~ stett-r so- haze Only = moderate
1Ess - plies ihefe = positive relle;
sne Q1.ta 80. Z Pyrsr!G Pie Cars
10 Zee not isEe fos gralie- a.
ne cay stou- or Pie Renecy "
all Il - seal To- .,S-.:
Itat is ~Ey Ns say g. vrery person
tsr.ug nm p..es ~ sly ,CrU q:
lt1ial disease send us your nsIe and
address Enc Ne Wil gladly Eeuc you +
zee triE' psCkEge q re -ETV--0gs
Pyramid Pie cure After lsiug ,le
TIA. You 49, hurry ~ yoli hear. >,
.gaggis, SO ge; - cen; BOZ O.: PsrG.
ri1 PIE LI-v Ega admitted - NOS.
sands 70 ue one - t.s n1sf WCllert
elefs a.. cures '1r Pies ever E-uv,l
Instant rshe: tar Re gotten - usir.
- marvellous P!rs-ic Pc care Is
ircueclsfs,y reduces a. eluges 800
anc swelling oesls AL sores -acer'
and lrsuaisc paris i. render a.
OPERATION Hbsolvie,y unnecessary
SsLs youi -sue src address fe1af
,o- fee ina "a ksge - Fyrsui1 Dr3s
CO l2s Py-smld Bog Marsha Mica
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
Fl. WAYNE OFFICERS
WILL VISIT MAYOR

ia. GDooir and the other % cerg
.: tie Seventh ilfaniry al Fort
Wayne MI! pay formal visit 70 May
u BfsitneyeT il the ciiy hs4l Thurs
4sy morning at Il o clock The army
oHcers VIII De accompanied ~ thsi-
.aEd which will play n the c:ty La!
uE5r corridor during the reception
After the reception. q luncheon vii
y given z honor Of he Er1y orcsrS
a. lie Detroit club under he auspices
q The Board Of Commerce A.. heads
o, city boards and departments have
been invited 10 5e present at tcls
l-LcbeOL.
Deputy City Treasurer Jacob Bs2.
z ann - think ing OF asking the legs.
lAtGrs 20 pass d law % taks check
ooyss away from people who 50 not
krow bow 10 use them Much o, III
money for he payment o: taxes comes
4, ~ tie form u cheeks and the dep
ny treasurer has hac his troubles re.
c,rfly one cheek that came ~ Wei.
nesday had three different ssts o
fFure, on g. TIE taI-psyers having
made x ogt FOR s4s2 S-ss and s. -
7, vii Tot 10 70 tne DaDs right away
4rctter check came IL ,sw days
az, r.sde out 70 Mrs. { KOck. city
treasurer instead OF Max {. Kock AZ
h. DSas will not tsks hat either
Polish c3tlzeu sent IN d cheek Tor 4
rfuety-Z~ and that has also gone q
~ curiosity Pile The Tar collectors
VII have 70 hunt ~ these three cyu-
zsns and viii beN equipped IN so doing
VII b.sns checks made out u the
right vsy. for TIE righ; amount. sno
requiring 0rly 2 signature
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
DETROIT LAbO R
LEADERS ATTEND
BIG MEETING
PRESIDENTS o'cossoR. OF TIE
loNGs-OPEsE AND MASON
oE STREET RAILWAY EMPLOY
Es. ADVISE WIS oT-E5s

WASHINGTON Fee 40 --s~cEs-Aiy
strE-s E1c gtne. u9clsis Q, ths &c
r.Art 4tt = cou -eree xrc 4AoSf mel
iu cau.tr@ace WIZ 2ro-. lei -soOf
-se-rs e. he department ioass -
evolve = axe Nhsy~sy lstOr Interests
24y bs lr01gt; Il t0-ca WI govern
-e1tG agencies -. re N@xes oft-'
ms6- 20 zee. ihst ite gcverrnt-, ,As
IN Il n.I- zs ws. "a lie s,.-s-ls'
q. cGrry.nE oar IS L .ssiJI 20 lie
p-oyl. P-esceni RoossVeG WEs %.
g-esent
Il : ,ae hope Q. hose Who Ars a.
'e-ciug -.is conferences hat some
plsp o. plane -sy be evolved VIC,
~ promote the welfare % re wage
workers.
Tie problem - tte Unemployed AID
20 Nat srtsut a. division ~ morn
silOn Il lie department. q. coIEsf--
and lsoor car oe -os' Re PA - Ira
c ass especially c--irg p~rlocs ~ &c
yrsss.ou IL perhaps %. enlsi slgr1r
cEncs - t1s conference
The conference &-ko VII conslcsi
how he NoDei peace prize WHICH,
Pres!1srr Aoossvst devoted 70 TIE
to-r9stiou 20. he promotion q II
ousfrsi peace cen De made nos e.
.eci1Ke Othsr questions when Vii
tg-re IN tie councils celebration
vi * ss 70 lie Advisab;Aty Of rec
ommsncstiorE for leg station extend
.rg ne sieantost Inspection service
o .Ec.gce lie inspection o. LOGON Q
I've boilers Oh interstate railroads
sac low he division q information 0.
lie department Q. commerce and a
tor may - administered FOR the oes'
ints-es, ~ tie wageeErpers general
D.
hose who attending the conference
in addition 70 Secretary Strags are
sanEs Gomp@rs. presidert % TIE
American Federation OF Ia Dor ". @
Lee Cleveland. Ohio. grand master
Brotherhood % Railroad Trsinnen
Warren Stone Cleveland, grand
CHEF Brotherhood o. Locomotive Ell
gaDeers " : Carter Peoria. III
grand master brotherhood " Locono
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
ACCUSES SALOONKEEPER
OF SELLING SON LIQUOR

After sarniDs Frsnk szczyEioVsk
"A .oor reper - BgctsLaE-st and
wessOp ave several times nOt 70 SCI
Ueucr - hl. I5-!esr-Olc sol. Angus;
I.ao.-uAnu NJ go WessOn-svs
though l-be hRli' had been resgtet
When as he GAINS. be entered the
ssloon recently sDd found the Dor
august Lsdernsnn, j.. putting . good
Jzed drnk o. Whiskey under his belt
The sslcoukeepsf he says. insisted
fsaf he had furnishes he boy Shis.
~ without cost bur admitted ina, ne
had sold him Beer lsdernhnu -
ssofS out warrant before Justice
stein wednesday charging ne saloon.
keeper with selling Iaaot ~ minors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
Rs.ei,s /. coia s.e.l.

Your Only hope ssid tnree tocto-s
10 Mrs " Z Fster Detroit A4l1-
: rericg .ron severe re,,s- tro.o4e
Lee z 90 operation -fLeI ! Lsec u-
kings New lie PTS Sc vT.tes
"ull wholly curec Tcsy prevert A.
yendicitis cure Constipation heac-
ache Al Z { Kiuse.s. Contra. Dug
Co ao1 Crsy d Wofces,sTs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-11
OKUN| SAM IS
Man OF MYSTERY
c-iEr MAGICIAN WIZ ALl-PRO
FEssioNAL CIRCUS SKILLED
~ TIE OCCULT

Csunl SEr f.s MAJ = -yste-y
WHO "a. beer engaged 20 presen'
The F.virg Izey u Connection Sl'n
TIE Detroit i-g.t Gusrcs 2llprotes
soma circus Pet 49, - most In
ieresl!rg character Pas. middle age.
TIT ~lin a. intellect ss yOu;ns-l Art
eye a. keen ss tie average mat q, 81
Sam IL 10 Or.y earned u tie mys
;erses o. he occult bui Is polished
gentleman By tie STANDARD of Amer.
csus and Europeans Fer May years
nt studied 81 ne 5u1disi temple II
Ceyion and ls thoroughly yersec IL
the law o. rbs HircOos TIE Flying
Lady" which Oklr! SAM conce!ysc
Eno which Re alone with the pos
sible exception - kelsr y sbie 10
present. s . hypno.ic suggestion.
The wonderful islss of .eEts per.
formed by looisn ,akirs said Osuui
SAM the other dsy. are true !, a.,
American o. European would apply
himself 10 he study .. tie ar a. n.
Hirdoos have applied them selves
they could learn % co these thirgs Z.
well ss the East Indians You mus
understand, however that The natives
% he Indies study he usgi- az,
alone and devote their entire lives "a
becoming sdepts They become 50 ex
pert n pystifying the unsccus,onec
eve that 10 one car discover tne.r
secrets The Bucdis, pres, como uc,s
3 hOols Or mOnsstsrieg Were upon
entering young MAI .orsskes a. LA
friends until be hss ATTAINED q certain
knowledge and mastered tie AT
Your Xr Kellsr "a one O, TIE .sR
Americans who really nEce a. ssrresl
Tor 70 learn our mysteries bUl herr
are begging txkirs on ne streets o.
Calcutta who car perform create
fesis than any shown - y01r Erestes'
ZaKiliEns
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
WILSON GETS s15 AND COSTS
Could Not Produce Necessary Amount and Remanded to Jail to
 Work Out Fine.

J. E. Wilson, charged by Nellie Mar shall, his partner in the restaurant business, with being drunk and with having made threats of violence against her, was found guilty of the first charge in Judge Hinson Thomas court yester- day and sentenced to pay fine of Sl5 or serve the same number of days in the city jail.
 Wilson did not have the required amount on hand and was sent back to jail, although he expects to secure his release in q short time.
 It developed at the examination that Wilson had imbibed more freely than he should and had created disturbance at the restaurant. The court did not hold, however, that he had made any serious threats against his partner and he was not placed under bonds to keep the peace.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
STONEMAN ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT 0N
 COMMISSION
WILL CONTINUE RESIDENCE IN GLOBE AND GO TO PHoE-
 NIX FOR SESSIONS.
SPEAKING OF OTHER MEMBERS
SAYS ELY WILL BE CHAIRMAN AND BIcKNELL TRAFFIC
 MANAGER OF BOARD.

Attorney George J. Stoneman, who has returned to the city from short visit to Phoenix, has decided to accept the position offered him on the territor. ial board of railway commissioners.
 After considering this matter very carefully and looking at it from all sides, I have decided to accept the DO. sition,' said Attorney Stoneman to the Silver Belt yesterday ''I was urged to take the position by prominent mem. bers of both the democrat and repub- liean parties and although financially I may lose by acceping, the experience expect to gain should be valuable to me later.
 shall retain my residence here and go to Phoenix whenever it is necessary for the board to convene. If I find I can do the work satisfactory and still maintain my residence here, I shall re. tain the position. If not, I shall give it up.
 "The first session of the board will be held in Phoenix April 1. At that time the members will qualify for of flee and organize.
 ''As to the makeup of the board, Sims Ely of Maricopa county will in all probability be chairman. M. O. Bicknell of Tucson will take charge of the traffic end of the work, the legal duties to rest with me-
 "Bicknell is the logical man to look after the traffic work. While he has been criticised severely by reason of his former railroad connections, I feel confident that he will carry out the work conseientiously. A man with his qualifications is needed for the place and l feel that he should at least not be eensured until he has done some thing to bring it about
 "Tho interstate commerce eommis- sion, which is now in session at Phoe- nix, will take much heavy work from the shoulders of the railway commis- sion. Matters relating to tariffs at Phoenix will be thrashed out by the interstate commerce commission and in settling that matter, many other local points will be effected.
 Myself, in common with the other commissioners, feel that We have the confidence of the people with us and We hope that questions coming under our jurisdiction may be amicably set tied. D
 Dance with the Globe City Band boys at Dreamland Saturday evening, April 3. Music by the full band. Pro eeeds go to expense fund of the best musical organization in the southwest. Admission $l.00 per couple.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
REGISTER AT NIGHT
CLERKS OFFICE WILL REMAIN OPEN TO ACCOMMODATE MEN
 WHO WORK ALL DAY.

In order that the voters of the city whose work prevents them from regis. tering during the day may have a chance to vote at the coming bond cleo. ton, the city clerk $ office will be open until : o'clock this evening. On Mon. day evening it will be open until 9 and it is probable that by that time those who can not register during the day will have provided themselves with the necessary qualifications for voting.
 The city clerks office was open un til 9 o clock last night, seventeen voters registering during tho evning They were in nearly all cases employees al the smelter who were unable to come to the office during the regulation bust ness hours.
 Registrations have been on the in crease for the past few days; as it is becoming generally known that taxpay CTS, whether they have previously regis. tered or not, may register by making the proper showing. Property may be either real or personal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
SUAM0NSEs ISSUED
ACTION SOON TO BE TAKEN BY OPPONENTS OF REDUCING
 BROAD STREET.

In the suit of Attorney General E. &. Clarke at the instance of J. H. Hamill and J. J. Keegan against the city of Globe for an injunction preventing the condemnation of a triangular strip on Broad street between Cedar and Mes quite streets, summonses were issued to the various defendants yesterday and preliminary action in the matter will be taken within short time.
 Attorney George J. Stoneman stated yesterday that it was probable that a temporary injunction in the matter would be asked for today in the district court. Now that the council has taken a decided stand in the matter, the plaintiff and his attorneys will lose no time in taking the matter up. Attorney Stoneman is confident that he will be able to win the suit, as he he thinks cover the present case com pletely.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
FIRE PEND RACES
RESIDENCE IN EAST GLOBE TO. TALLY DESTROYED BEFORE
 FIREMEN ARRIVE.

Fire of apparently incendiary origin destroyed a five-room frame cottage at East and Ash streets shortly before midnight last night. As the fire was long distance from the nearest hose house, the building was almost entirely destroyed before the arrival of the de partment and is total loss
 The house belonged to c. W. Mehl and had been unoccupied for several months. That there was little chance for the building to catch fire from any ordinary cause heightens the belief that someone deliberately applied the torch.
 A high wind was blowing at the time the fire was at It's height. Fortunately ther were no houses near enough to ig mite or a disastrous fire which would have devastated the entire neighbor- hood might have resulted.
 It could not be ascertained last night whether or not the place was in sured.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
BAND ID GIVE DANCE
POPULAR LOCAL MUSICAL ORGAN. IZATIoN SHOULD BE WE'LL
 PATRoNIZED.

What should be an enjoyable dance and one which is certainly worthy of the patronage of the people of this city is that which will be held at Dreamland Saturday evening April 3, under the auspices of the Globe City band
 It was planned to hold this dance some weeks ago at Bakery hall, but as another public entertainment was sched- uled for the same date, it was post poned.
 Although receiving nothing from the public for it's support, the band has been practicing steadily all winter and it is to meet expenses that the coming dance will be given. The Globe City band is an organization which is a credit to the city and aside from the fact that an enjoyable evening will be spent, then dance is certainly deserv- ing of the support of the public.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
WATER COMPANY IS EARNING GOOD
 PROFITS
HAVE DEVELOPED SUFFICIENT WATER TO SUPPLY MUCH
 LARGER CITY.
WOULD NEVER RENEW OPTION
PATRICK ROSE TALKS TO SILL YER BELT IN FAVOR OF
 BOND ELECTION.

According to the statement made to the Silver Belt yesterday by Pat Rose, member of the city council and chair man of the county board of supervisors, the earnings of the Pinal Mountain Water company are paying what would be a good rate of interest on an invest ment of much more than $l60,000, the figure which the city will pay for the plant if the bond issue carries.
 MT. Rose further states that the re- cent developments made by the com pany have secured flow of water am. pie for the present needs of the city and that failure of the supply in the summer months need not again be feared.
 He feels that the acquiring of this system would be one of the best things that could be done for the benefit of the city and is heartily in favor of the passage of the bonds.
 ''The Pinal Mountain Water com pany would not have given the city an option on it's plant for $l60.000. if it had not been for the fact that a peti. tion was presented to the city council asking that the city vote bonds and ac- quire'a system of its own,n said MT. Rose. "The company is not anxious to sell and l believe l am safe in saving that if the coming. bond election does not carry, another option at that price will never be given to the city.
 ''Last year the old well of the com pany had flow of about 30,000 gallons an hour, which was not sufficient for the needs of the city. Since that time, however, new shaft has been sunk and drift run beneath the old river bed This vel has increased the flow to about 25L,000 gallons an hour and this should be ample for several years, par. ticularly as the installation of meters will prevent the useless waste of water
 "It has teen argued that it would be better for the city to install it's own system. 10 not believe this would be feasible, Tor the reason that it would be almost impossible to dispose of the bonds, if for no other reason.
 "The acquiring of water system is a good thing for the city. This has beer shown eonclusively in other cities and I do not believe the taxpayers of Globe can make any mistake by voting fol the bonds.
 s'With the sewer bonds it is the same and they should also carry"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
?. O. Inspector Coming

II. B. Hall, assistant superintendent of the postoflice department, will be in Globe in the course of a week or two, and during his visit here will see what can be done toward obtaining larger and better quarters for the local post office. The present quarters have proven to be far too small for the large and increasing volume of business, and if suitable arrangements can be made a larger room will be secured. During his stay in Globe Mir. Hall will be glad to entertain propositions from owners of buildings, and will look after other matters looking to the betterment of the local postal service. The question of free delivery will undoubtedly be taken up, as the receipts of the local office are considerably more than are necessary for the free delivery of mail. Mir. Halls headquarters are in San Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of John E. Wilson & Co. has been dis solved by mutual consent. The basi- ness in the future will be conducted by Miss Nellie Marshall, who will collect all outstanding bills and pay all obh, gations. From this date Miss Marshal win not be responsible for any bills contracted by John E. Wilson.
 (Signed) NELLIE MARSHALL.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27

sixth grade took second place. A nun. Der of contests have taken place during the past few weeks in the different schools and yesterday the leaders in the general matches came together in the High school to test their strength in the finals with the results above noted. The contestants represented members of the fourth grade to the eighth grade and a great deal of inter- est has been taken in the affair. The results were of nature to show that the pupils of the Globe schools are good spoilers and prizes will be awarded to the winners at later date.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
And the Eagle Screamed

The regular meeting of the local lodge of Eagles last evening was mark ed by the imitation into the mysteries of the order two fedglings. They are S. P. Rooney and Charles McCabe, both of>the Stonewall mine, and they arc te- ported to have withstood the strenuous ordeal with characteristic bravery. About seventy-fve members were in at tendance. Refreshments were served after the business meeting and all the members present seemed to thoroughly enjoy the occasion,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
Higl School Entertains-

delightful program was rendered at the High school yesterday afternoon by the pupils of the schools. and the exercises were attended by a large mum Der of the friends and relatives of the children. These little afternoons of ell. tertainment are of frequent recurrence and serve to break tho monotony of the regular school work, and at the same time furnish a graceful opportun. ity for the reception of those interest d in the progress of the schools.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
SHORT STORIES OF THE GITY
Ladies Will Sell Cakes

The ladies of the St. Johns Episco. pal church will sell some more of their toothsome sweetmeats at Naquin 's store Saturday afternoon. The cake sales of these ladies have been great successes in the past and all who have had op- portunity to get one of these magnih- cent bakemeats will be there cn lnassc to take advantage of the occasion. The ladies will be busy the balance of the week baking cakes and getting ready for the occasion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
Dominion Arrivals

J. J. Walker, Los Angeles; W. n Beery, Los Angeles; w. s. Elder, Pho nix; w. r. Gillies, Fl Paso; F. T. Hutchison, Los Angeles; F. Rabinovitz San Carlos; Frank Anderson, Salt Lake City; J. A. Farrell, Tucson; NJ. l.. Quail St. Louis; II. S. Hill, Denver; J. l.. B Alexander, Phoenix; c. A. Bruhn, Chi cago; w. C. Hendrie, Denver; J. II. Kel ly, Chicago; Geo. w. Hawkins, San Francisco; E. E, Fisher, Cleveland; H s. Botsford, Los Angeles; H. H. Hum phrey, Stockton; John Hannah, Los An geles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
SUPERINTENDENT IS ENTHUSIASTIC ON
 SCHOOLS
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF COUNTY IS IN THRIVING
 CONDITION.
SUMNER TERM TO OPEN SOON
COUNTY ROADS IN GOOD SHAPE AND MINING PROPERTIES
 DOING WE'LL.

County Superintendent of Schools w. o. Kellner has just returned from a trip through the northern part of the county, where he visited the schools in that locality. lie visited all of the schools that were in session and found everything to be in excellent condition.
 The Pine and Roosevelt schools are the banner institutions, each having an attendance of nearly forty. A few of the schools which have short terms have already been dismissed, but the majority will be in session for few weeks yet.
 At the schools which closed during the winter months owing to the diff culty encountered by the pupils in at tending, the brief summer terms will commence shortly, thus giving all pu- pills in the county the opportunity for an equal amount of school work.
 MT. Kellner found general conditions good through the mountainous districts of the county. The winter has not been severe one on the cattle raisers, as feed has been plentiful and stock are now in good shape.
 The government road on the west side of the Tonto has been repaired and is now in excellent shape through. out the district traversed by MT. Kell- ner.
 Operations which are now being car. ried on by the Patented Properties Matazal Copper, Standard Mining and Payson Gold Mining & Milling com panies are reported as being very satis. factory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27

We say without hesitation that De Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills ars unequaled for weak kidneys, backache, inflammation of the bladder and all IT mary disorders. They are antiseptic and act promptly in all cases of weak back, backache, rheumatism and rheu- matic pains. Accept no substitute. We sell and recommend them. Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27

One wheezy old organ that Noah had in the ark is the only musical instru ment the Globe schools possess. A good audience at Dreamland tonight means a new piano.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-27
officers Have Hard rask--

Deputy Sheriff Duncan and Dr. Wiley returned from Phoenix last night, after strenuous trip to that city with Miss Cornela A: White, who was committed to the insane asylum. Miss White was violent during good part of the trip and it required constant attention to prevent her injuring herself or other passengers in the car.