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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
POLICE HAVE
HOMELESS
BABE

A. bright and as pretty baby
boy a. ever gurRled is et the police
station today. minus a home father
and mother.
The little outcast rs Amos Niles,
aud IN bis three short years he has
experienced more vicissitudes than
fan 20 the lot Of the ordinary life
time he was brought 10 the sta
ton today hy patrolman Heath
The story Of little Amos Is sordid
and bitter Ifs mother. Mrs Geo.
Niles has little or no love for him.
Two weeks ago she left the baby
~ the home Of her husbands uncle.
Louis Niles. Saith nv. and Green.
wood She specified that the child
was to remain there for a day only.
when the mother did not return,
Louis Niles tired Of providing f0f the
younRsteT and passed him along TO
shuben RidRley. s50G Evanston av.
Ridgley did not want the child. and
be Was turned over % the police.
man Now the little fellow - home
lees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

eIiy from peril a. Mount Aetna q
lave sirnAma
fhe civll authorities today an.
uoaaced that The largest stream
hhe been diverted from Catania by
faBKe 81 l0w hills. and that Il "
flow ~ toward the sea
Een The sorrow STRIFE ken thou
sands from thc mountain towns is
sued from the refugee quarters a.
Join the demonstration
Parsons Who have been permit.
ted to visii the territory through
which the lava De- Inaina describe
The moving mass aa an Impressive
sight They declare that iu many
place the lava has filled deep ra-
vines, then taken up itH onward
floW
rhe railroad on the eastern side
~ the mountains base Is IN the
pafb 81 approaching flow and an.
less The eruption soon ceases viii
BE- destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

SEEKS DEATH

Suffering from the effects Of a
spree, Andrew Anderson. 1855 w.
47th av, tried 20 commit suicide
at - o'clock this morning BY slash.
ING his throat with common
pocket knife.
He was bleeding from the wound
but stili olive when found in the
~oodshed. In the rear Of his home.
by his wife a minute or two later.
She summoned the police Patrol.
man Toysie and Or. pirrot went 10
the scene.
Anderson was attended By the
physician and sent 70 the city hos
pltaL He has a GOOD chance % re-
covery.
Beside his wife. he has several
children. He Is IS years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
CLOSES
IN ON A COAL
CAMP SLAYER
Pierce County Miner Fatal
ly Wounds Fellow Work
man and Flees-Will Be
Caught Dead or Alive.

PfTTsBuRG. wash March b.
A posse 81 miners. headed b.
ncpufs sheriff Hunt a. wllkeson.
is SECURING the woods and hills
around South Prairie today 10 par.
suit ~ Paul Martina. a miner Paul
Fnishach b dying 10 the Fannie
Paddock hospital az Tacoma. a hui
JET hols through his lunRs. and Her
mHn f1achcl and Bills Booth. also
miners. have painful wounds
Armed with q shotgun Martina
hHH been at bAr since TUESDAY
night Last uirhi hls gun Wns
found near hngnett and The posse
expects 20 capture the man today
The miners are determined 60 take
Martina dead or alive.
Ne began working in the Coast
tonl company miue here a feW
weeks ago Win several other
miners be- was drinking ia the com.
pany saloon Tuesday night BE be.
came uFly and hit companion
from behind This angered others
in the saloon and Martina was haaly
beaten and thrown ont of che
saloon
Nowlng vengeance he disappear
90 in the darkness Soon after he
had gone Fulsback entered The
aa'o0n After taking drink or
two he loft the saloon A. be
stepped into the darkness there was
"a flash. report. and Folsback
dropped silently Ho bad nothing
az DO with the quarrel and Martins
IN hiH rage did not stop 10 identify
BIS man before be shot
As che men ran out of tho saloon
to catch Folshack. Martina fired
twice again lniurlng Booth and
Fischel The wounds OF neither arr
dnngorona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
is BLACK WHITE
GIRL A BANDIT?

~ Mildred white. a huxom col.
orcd Eirl Of a. hola-up artist p
Arrested last alaht az disorder
ly person the police believe she Is
one ~ the two coiOred women who
have been using the strong arm on
pedestrians and relieving them or
their wealth
Tho black white woman sounds
funny. doesn't lt7-was picked up
in an alley near King e.. between
Sixth end seventh avs + Her de-
scription tallies with that o. one of
the two negro women who Rugged
William Bailey iahoror. on Union
81. near Firth aNs Tuesday night.
and robbed him ~ $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
SENATOR RAILROADED BILL
AND GOT $4,000 in STOCK

vefy Qulck lie failed to recall
why be introduced the bill
The bill was introduced by Good
ell spent one day with the rules
committee, was reported fnvurably.
and advanced vt dizgy pace IT,
progress in the assembly was
equally rapid aud smooth. and Ia
the closing days Of the legislature
the blil became a law Goodeil
was not the only one 10 whom
shares were given W. II Buck.
ley was allotted 100 shares. az was
Justice Mccall, nov OF the supreme
court then q practcing lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

NEW YORK, March Si-That
Senator l.. + Goodell. Who repre-.
scented Orange county from 1898 10
1906. got 100 shares Of stock fvalue
$4,000 for introducing a BIN IN.
cooperating the American Bond a
Mortgage company. and rallroadinG
Il through the legislative mills. Dc.
veloped IN the fire Insurance IN.
yeatigation today
Senator Goodell said over the
telephone today e remember I
had 100 shares got rid Of them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

cradle amount of property He was
married last May The wife had
five children hy a former marriage
The husband testified that he saw
little of his wife. that several days
each week she spent in Seattle or
On Burton. and that De had 10
stay home and cook the meals and
attend 10 The children The testi-
mouy showed that the wife made
things miserable for the aged hus-
band because of his refusal 10
spend his money % suit her whims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

William Hirsch. 72 years old, "a
veteran of the German wars, faced
n Jury IN Judge Fraters court yes.
tcrday afternoon. charged with non
support of hts wife. who IS 81.
The wife was too 40 to appear in
court. and the jury was taken 20
her bedside in the Wayslde hos
pital. where she gave her test.
mony II decided Hirsch was in
nocent
Hirsch lives at Lisaheula on
Nashon island lie owns "a consid,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

the poaloffice department has the
right to give mail contracts TO air.
ship companies This could not be
done unless congress specified air
ships as one of the means OF trans,
portation. according 10 postal an.
thOrltles Brodbock stated that
the Zeppelin airship as a practical
means Of transportation has been
proven Tie said that the prinoi-
pal stations on the proposed route
would be New York. Chicag0.
Omaha. Denver. Salt Lake. San
Francisco. Portland. Seattle. To.
kyo. Pekin, Moscow. Berlin and
London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

other t0wus on she mountain
side. which have partially been
buried BY the solidifying lava. have
been dcpopulnied fof several days.
and she soldiers are preventing the
peasants from re-entefing them be-
cause of the danger
Intervening bills have checked
the fiow If lava toward CatRula.
according 10 reports. and the lava
D. now floefuK toward the coast
The lava la estimated 20 be 100
feet deep IA places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
ODD BITS
OF NEWS

KING Dykeman and Al J Remnant
are opposing candidates Tor president
" the fuunk Nen's Republicans club.
The election wiil b. htid with an the
compartments ~ a hlF convention
Saturday riEhi az the Washington
Puget Sound Navigation company
u building twu nfW boats Tor usf on
the Sound One uiH probably go
On the Everett FUN
Senator Robert y. ponth wan leave
one vacancy in thc ranks ~ lexiFia-
tive candidates aa he's going o.
stay gut and Eruam himself Tor
lieutenant governor two years hence
There uru lots ~ candidates left
however. fer abe house and senate.
STOCKTON. Cas-. 81 when Mrs
Dora 0hrfen refused finally to
marry RIOS Edwards. former pos
icemau. i8sf night Edwards cut her
throat and allied h|mHeif win the
same knife Mrs OBren Is dying
NEW YORK The nervous strain
and the horror ~ tbe Rock Island
wreck near MarshNiifnw Ia re-
HfAAtsH N@# tfANHI VI aWttiN fnHf1f sAlifAA.
deputy u s marshal. and close per
sonai friend ~ Theodore Roosevelt
kteibilnR wac not iuiuftf. but was
pinned under the uFcckant for an
hour He died last night from the
shock.
JUNEAU. hhHka. Joe Faher was
burned 90 death iu q fire which de-
etruNcl the boarding house ar the
Nevada Greek mine on Douglas
island yesterday other men Sleep
inE nn the second floor escaped in
time. MissiuK Fahef they ram back
and Dragged him cut unconscious
Re died ln 6 few minutes
Los ANGELES-EdHard Gilmore
aEcd go weaiihy member ~ the
Falfrhiii-Gilmorc- Wilton company.
paving Contractor which has
branch offices IN many Pacific coast
citieH dropped dead TO bis office
here to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
|HARITY HEADS
|END HOMELESS
10 TENDERLOIN
LIRE Who Investigates Seattle Underworld
v,le, Startling Report to Star--TelIs Of Needs OF
Tukmg Men.

- newn es.aess msa e rsstss csie hisssl suns
$50 - Learn 50 essas 40
fAs a
slth ne
~ 80. iva q aaam tHasatfiai lossHk
81 afa ha
-. = ~ e hs saaaeus
r. - ma ese H has Bees zig ever NJ
nHa
n. ee Ehea g. aays ~ nieas
: - = tsf e sssssfsnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

ST LOUIS. March 3l.-Four hundred thousand coal
miners including almost every the district between
Western Pennsyl aud the Oklahoma fields strike to-
morrow, compelling ideness in 1900 mines according to
declaration today Of Mooreshead president Of illinois
Coal Operators Association.
Mooreshead stated that every mine Illinois would be
closed pending adjustment Of the wage The miners
demand wage increase that will enable them from 81
70 s. 50 per hav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
YOU CAN RIDE ROUND THE WORLD IN
AN AEROPLANE SOON, IS ASSURANCE

securing several Of Zoppelln's air.
ships for the purpose OF establish.
Ing an airahlp line 20 ply between
New York and London. Via Pokln.
Bro6beck has written to Postmas-
ter General Hitchcock, asking II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
In EDWIN A. BROWN,
4 VAN OF WEALTH.
|sgSD AS A TRAMP IN
|E3rTLE:

EaTILE:
Associated Charities
msles< and penniless
q ! ne ienderloin 70 lind
rcis 81 men are Vtit OF
t. aa1 really want work m
seep IN freight cars,
sdfaalks. back %
m elsewhere lacking
- ii 4 bed. even IN a
b. Igiag house
baths makes living
IA nnHy
n xai The weak have
ii cts Tree employ
II xaa
y mars oli Is. soa old
/ sk Electric CO.
k employment agent $
u stake mtn rs Jobs,
r stase the privilege.
asSis industrial pub
and Tree bath house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

CArANIA. March 81 Bells 90
the cathedral m0nasieries. and
churches ~ Caiauia are ringing To-
day. while joyous PROFESSIONS ~
devutcea fiii the streets in thanks.
giving for the deliverance of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
MAUDE ADAMS AND OTIS SKINNER WILL
STAR IN THE AMERICAN CHANTECLEF

YORK March 3fe-Fron Of Charles Froh
mauds Adams selected for the hsn phsassn
American Edmond Rossnds ~chsnsee"
Rostsnd hes stipulated hst Translation Of his shall
be believed Miss
pheasant makeup devised Nine she
hen IN Paris.
chosen hs dean we'll known sectors already have been oas BY
runnor. for the part.
IL uaoffisisy announced OTIS skinner play the
Chantsoler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

DALLAS Tex March ai-wfth-
oui waiting the arrival Of formal
orders O. strike. 1000 miners IN Palo
Pinto county walked out from the
mines today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

WASHINGTON. March 3i-A.
Brodbcck. Of the Aero Club Of
Utah. said today that he has start
Cd negotiations with Count Iop
pclln Of Germany. with q view OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 81 Officials of the United
Mine Workers Of America this afternoon will leave for their
respective districts 70 personally supervise the great strike
miners ~ the btnmnous coal districts OF country The
strike will 60 into effect a midnight.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
ROOSEVELT WILL SEE
The AETNA ERUPTION
Catnna is Safe From Lava Flow and People Cry Out
Their Reioieings-Two Mountain Villages Aban-
doned and Flow OF Lava Widens Southern
Slope.

1fTheo all arrive a
Sicily
proceed follows
TAormus. which - miles from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

NAPLES aiThe mountAie VILLAGES BoreIo ard Bel
been lei 10 their fate aecodag 20 advco from Ca
today.
The nos Of giant
the volcano
everything Of vaiue that could be carried
aafet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

iaHs as stranK physically. a. I was
Sc 90, ! replied.
ANY experience Fsnning eaFsf~ hs
re- Saiursi
~Nn
Ne chanes for Old naa.
~cant tsach an Old dos nee
fFtrhv
argued mith him and finally ae
got t1 ibs place Nhere Z asked him
H went o. Wafk g. isarn 60
Fan q cnf hew lonz 10 have % wgFh
t~farv J euuid as ANS pas
Ten dsYar D. Replied
"A man ulil starse In ten days
! am bress Hos arm / Eofnr a.
maks ltF aasea
Don't know" ana thaf Man al
And o. tha Associated Clarifies
arRani4sffun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

pRfNEVILLE. ORA r Hnnd1s
was shot a0d Killed yesterday on
lhH range seven miles north N here
81 George Eafoa. a sheep man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 81.
President Lewis ~ the United
Mine Workers n America. today de-
clared suspension of work by the
miners Ia the Eastern coal fields.
Toe suspension VIA last for period
not 90 exceed go days.
Lewis predicts that 2Eo 600 ~ ths
tan 600 members nf the organization
win be affected BY the suspension.
Tho suspension Of work VIII last
until a new agreement Is signed be-
tween The mine operators and the
minors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
WANT 40 READER
BOUGHT FOB C.

- ~ ~ fNA-fN ~ "
BOUGHT FOR CASH
Seattle Real Estate dealers
are more than nleased with the
splendid returns they are ro-
oeivlng daily from Star want"
Ad readers.
On Tuesday evening of this
week jos r. Thomas q Co.
inc, put the following adver-
tisement in the real estate col
umns of Tho Star. and the next
day sold the property TO a party
that answered the "a. for $500
cash Here is the 50-cent ad
that brought In $500 cash.
MiaF Teacher nn sou wanf 90
raiHa fire rar4rn aurinr your va
cation Huf fhe 20 0ur ftnIgr
trarfH al reads Co plant not
stump nr stone. clfF water fat
Gown and $40 pes month FuH San
grow hundred dollars worth of
Vegetables thls summer Take rhin-
ucy av eHr ta enc m line 900 one
block north fn office ~ Joseph r.
Thomas q Co. and Nj pimatei will
show yea lots Phone Noffh ssHf
n YOU have property 70 sell,
rent or exchange
Phone Main $500 or Ind. 4li.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
100000 MINERS
WILL STRIKE
TOMORROW

Men Want Increase of Fifty Cents Day and Illinois
Operator Declares There is No Possible Chance of
Averting Troube-Will Reach From Pennsylvania
to Oklahoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

NJ = III tkh Asssy. nat Sc a
I eisBA Il firsinx fault
p ss sEe aaax the tssf the,
= iAmgk ihns BE- lifsis they
: wsnat4 gor that
Aa n ksaisl shfst fays axu.
- Aags pennilssa and 30
ssi1@i seuF streets visited
~ yHas aeenfie ane tn
kasrs oa asn nwf rafe
= Aslssr ef them and
ea sAem a. 3nt ~ their
Z Nsnx hers az tf hwfsi
ny taas thrsa 4 tfw at
sgars an siirrea sasy
= txssieN - become fhe
- street tes man klne
- nan algheat q aIme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

prom there the bs.fisas. homelsas
fenni'ess boy h asnf 90 the LIZ,
raaf miHHian Hr - seat fa fhe ten
eeFioin fae thaf e. uhare a. Ltgs
relf miwinn 81 re s cent o. mia
ST. with tho Japsnfae ana %.
fh.nesm wha have brought asi then
Oriental viena aifh them. snd have
ae4uirei ffe American eits
within q haif hiaek ~ tb4a misaias
where your Assaeisted Charlile.
seud thn Homeless aogs tire REL
light Nunan fiaanfs and pracllces
hef firfa
These arc fhe thing I found van
derlns about without r. dime in ms
rsg ast laaking fer a iob and shel
Ter MET end talked eith men and
hasa uha aerr guf 20 jobs ard broke
fsan1 haSe ffam fha retky farm.
~ NFw Ems an6 from aii ever Nnt
Bad banded here without money and
aHrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

AZ present they earn from s. 80
70 ~ A Joint conference Of rep
resenfatives Of all miners and op-
orators Hill be held IN Chicago
next Monday Mooreshead does
not believe that a settlement will
be reached 81 that time. Thirty
days must elapse. be said, before
the contending parties can formu-
late a compromises. He declared
there is no way 70 avoid the Inn
pending strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

LeaI Way Go %.
CHICAGO. March 5i---A sharp adj
vance in the price 81 coal IL pre-
alcted here today BY dealers as a
rcaui, u the walkoui II the miners
Ia the bituminoua coal districts.
pending q new agreement II Is ex-
pectfa. however fhst the quasi
strike will be- settled within a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

- 60 60

y ihssa mon ftar.
pr work men AIMS
w stencil Of the t.n-
sleeper of ihs san.
SHOES a need ibai
.npioymsnt orf.sa
4 seattle Electric con-
"@sa The rupsrlafsn-
ieFlled
be said
'a'i e GOOD. 1 aa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

There MHfe ESQ hfnfhera Ons
eaemed slea asked the brother
what's tHe naffsr uith che mdT
HieN They ief hiu stay "a fhe
hospital unfii ha cupid walk guess
hes stln alek~
asket them ahera fheF slept
They tpiH ms on a piia ~ refuse from
stable They aid 20 waa warm
there
WhF fiaa1 they Ro 20 the Afso-
c.afed Charities ! asked them
Thg 4ig fhff Hldnf know where
it wac dfn't aea anything In the
fapcrs fheY picked up about it SO
anf seemed fo knee whore ll WAS
Another bay Niepi iu box car.
why uaf Rp ~ ono IN ems cheap
lodging hqasesf I asked him
wen there was no piHcc whore Be
could take p barn. no was be could
gat fht esrmln fram his clothes ar
fefHarda g. nHe dirty yes. but be
hla kept himself from the contain
nation ~ the beds ~ those pincea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Some asfe sleeping under side
aaikt and ofhefa eireu here Af
thia right here in Seattle
asked policeman where were
The public baths
He said he mover heard teli ~ any
around here
asked another policeman whore
"a peuuiicss man could sleep over
night BE said che only place be-
Fnew waN in me city iail
Ana the need ~ il ail the end ~
ito municipal lodging house
a municipal building and clean
beds free hafhF ard e chance Ga use
them without the loae N self respect
that goes mith begging on the street
that accepts charity from "a charity
organization plaee conducted by
me eltv where The i0dRef cuts wood
IN does other service whereby he re-
fslnr his self respect and iudepen-
denco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31


-. 49, Y. ~
r rrnr usnt agents
4 aime m ut usef
ifles q an smpiaFm re-
'tins faf wnrk
e. stsstis employment
- V s#sa me ta M
la Asre rs take
~ sage as ueii 81
- sfzns1arirfsou ~
laA'ng % aFt ef frenH.
Ut ~ re- from fhe cnst
nsr wha bod mkn
system Nna ffe0
s'sis' tfat ne men wre
y SO g ths fae and
Il safAsr ana ether
synsss Bureau
went q as. Seattle
ntht ofnee ~.
The Jasper news., 1910-08-18

ada inviting them to come back to
Missouri and bring their neighbors
with them says Labor Commits
sioner Hitler. The federal author
tiles are going to assist in bringing
back these homesick Americans
and Missouri must see to it that it
gets all of its own back and with
them come more. The bureau of
labor statistics will lend all possible
aid if it is only supplied with the
names and present addresses of
the absent farmers and their fami-
lies.
Labor Commissioner Hitler has
placed Supervising Statistician A.
T. Edmonston of the Jefferson City
end of the bureau of labor stats
tics in charge of the task of induc-
ing absent Missourians to return
home and he is preparing the liter
ature which will be used in this
"home coming" movement.
The Jasper news., 1910-08-18
Personal and Local
Pitts. the Paint Man.

Try the White Flake syrup
Crandall Bros. have it.
If it isn't Jap-a-lac its an
imitation. Get the original at
Schooler's.
Mrs. T. B. Hardaway and Miss
Oma Webb were guests of the
Bowmans at Alba the first of the
week.
Bryce Woods left Sunday for
his home at Rogers, Ark, after a
weeks visit here with his brother,
DIR. w. H. Woods.
WANTED-Stock to pasture.
Have 22o acres good pasture and
spring water. Inquire of Tom
Wardlow, Route 4, Jasper.
Misses Carrie Kerr and leila
Smith of Stockton returned home
Sunday after a few days visit here
with the family of R. J. Putnam.
The Jasper news., 1910-08-18

Gold Bond" the splendid new
hard wheat -four, and the old -eli-
able "Dunwoody's Best" of soft
wheat, at Hayzlett elevated.
Mrs. c. f. Sweet and Mrs.
Allison are visiting Lockwood and
Greenfield friends.
Mrs. Homer Deardorff spent the
latter part of last week with her
parents at Carthage,
Scarless liniment, best on earth,
just in at DR.. Scoooler's. Ask for
free sample. o-l6
Fred Merrell, Amos Buerge and
few Others from here attended
the Socialist picnic at Electric
park, at Joplin, last Sunday. The
principal attraction was anaddress
by Fred Warren, editor of the
appeal to Reason"
VIM. Dugan and Frank Hardy
were Joplin visitors Sunday.
New potato chips at Crandall
Bros.
Miss Alicia Wheat visited the
fore part of the week with Carthage
relatives.
$500 new school and writing
tablets at Pitts Drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Wheat and
two children, who have been visit
ing here for two weeks past with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. R. Wheat, and family, returned
Sunday to their home at Rogers,
Ark.
Japalac, all size cans and all
colors, at Schooler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Bedell and
children of Lamar spent the week
end with the formers par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bedell,
south of Jasper. The elder Mrs.
Bedell has been seriously i'll, but is
improving, we understand.
Every Rexall medicine guaran-
teed at