Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-29

hurt. He disappeared immediate-
ly after the trouble and has not
been seen since. 1t is said he ia
in a hospital in st. Louis. Mr..
Blues injuries are not serious.
In the past all constitutional
amendments were submitted on
the same ballot with candidates
for Office, but the last Legislature
amended this law so that the pro-
posed amendments are to be print
ed in full on a separate ballot.
This ballot in NO case is to be less
than 10 inches in length, but the II
propositions to be submitted in
November guarantee that it will
be considerably longer than the
minimum 10 inches provided by
the law. Lawyers are agreed up
on the fact that a majority of the
votes cast on each amendment
will be sufficient to adopt the in
dividual amendment without re-
lation to the vote cast on any other
amendment at the same time.
All members are urged to attend
the second quarterly meeting of
the Arcadia Valley Business Mems
League at the courthouse, Thurs
day evening, September 23th, at
9 o'clock P. M. The League has
nearly one hundred members and
every n residing in Arcadia
Valley should become a member
of this organization. We must
have a large hotel, a central depot
and good roads, etc., etc. The
proper exploitation of the Valley
at large should be taken up and
thoroughly discussed and a syste-
matte campaign of the right kind
of advertisement agreed upon.
Let us try and have fifty new mem
bers Thursday night.
M M. YORK, Sec'y.
Wednesday morning while Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Long, of Belle
view, were on their way to Farm
ington to attend the fair, their
horses became frightened at an
automobile just west of the iron
bridge over st. Francois near
DeLassus and ran away, throwing
Mrs. Long out of the buggy. One
wheel of the buggy passed over
her, breaking her collar bone and
inflicting other painful bruises.
Mr.. Long succeeded in keeping
his hold on the frightened ami
mails and finally got them under
control before any further damage
was done. Mrs. Long was brought
to Pennington and given medical
attention. She will be confined to
her room at beast two weeks. The
automobile did not stop and Mr.,
Long did not recognize the driver
-Farmington NeDs.
Hon. j. D. Shewalter, of In.
dependence, Mo-, who is making a
campaign of the state on horse
back in the interest of his can.
didacy for the Democratic nomi.
nation for United States Senator,
rode into Ironton late last Satur'
day night a week ago from Fred.
ericktown where he had made a
speech early in the day. He was
billed to make a speech here Sat
urday night but did not arrive in
time. He left here Sunday after
noon for the lead belt and made {
speech at Flat.River Monday. MI
Shewalter is a Democrat of tn,
old school, and although some
what primitive in many respects
, he would stand head and should
ers above many of the millionaire!
now in the United States Senate
should he ever realize his ambition
of becoming a member of tina
body.
The Republicans of Reynolds
county Tor about fifty of them
met in mass convention at tn
court house Saturday evening TO
, the purpose of electing a TOWNSHIP
committee and chairman and sec
! rotary. Soon after the meetinI
t was called to order a Mr. Nippel
from Potosi, was introduced an
3 pleaded with those present to ge
together and present a unite
front. In fact he talked of moth
ing else scarcely, and at times 70
: could almost see the tears we'll u
in his eyes so earnestly did h
plead. His talk clearly shove
, that they see the handwriting 0
the wall and that it spells defea'
/ certain, for "Baby" Elvins j
! November. The election of
. chairman vas then taken up an
! by a vote of q to "a M. L. Cope
' land was elected chairman owe
i John M. Russell, the old chairman
Mr.. Nipper's "get-together" pie
seems to have fallen on barre
ground, for the rent in the Re
J publican ranks in this count,
seems to widen each day.--Cente,
ville Outlook.
Our clothing stock was neve
larger and the values never create