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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-09-08

Protect Women and Children.
Women and children should beyond
all question be protected, and in their
cases there can be no question that the
states should act. They should be par
Hcular objects Of our solicitude, and
they should be guarded imam effective
fashion against the demands Of a too
greedy commercialism.
On my recent trip in the neighbor-
hood Of Scranton and Wilkesbarre
every one spoke to agreed as to the
immense Improvement that had been
wrought by the effective enforcement
Of the laws prohibiting children under
the age Of fourteen years from work
ing and prohibiting women from work
ing more than ten hours a day. Per-
sonally, I think ten hours too long; but.
be this as It may, ten hours a day was
great advance.
Among the planks In the platform
Of the American Federation Of Labor
there are some to which very strong
~ subscribe. They are:
First Free schools free textbooks and
compulsory education.
Second. "A work day Of not more than
eight hours.
Third. Release from employment one
day IN seven. 3sss
Fourth The abolition Of the sweatshop
system. siss 5sss5es !. :.
Fifth. Sanitary Inspection Of factory.
Workshop. mine and home.
It'll bility OF employers for injury
to body or loss Of life. 81 # -s5ss'
regard the demand 81 this form a.
Inadequate. What we need Is an auto
natically fixed comp sensation for ali ia.
juries received by the employees 81 the
course OF his duty. this being Infinitely
better Tor the employee and more Just "a
the employer. The only sufferers WIN be
iawyers~o that undesirable class Which
exists chiefly by carrying on lawsuits 81
thissnature.)
Seventh. The passage and enforcement
@ risid slab Dor laws which viii
sover every spor ton OF this county.
Eighth. suitabl and plentiful play.
lSsfounds for children "a III the cifies .ss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-09-08

Dishonest leadership is curse any
where in American life, and nowhere
is it greater curse than in the labor
movement. IL there is one lesson
which would rather teach to my fell
low Americans than any other It is to
hound down the dishonest man, no
/ matter what his condition, and to
brush aside with impatient contempt
the creature who only denounces dis
honesty when it is found in some spe-
cial social stratum. 5.s
There are dishonest capitalists, dis
honest labor leaders, dishonest law
yers and dishonest business men, dis
honest men OF great wealth and dis
honest poor men, and the man who is
a genuine reformer will decline to sin
gle out any one type for exclusive
denunciat ion, but will fearlessly at
tack the dishonest man as such; when
ever and wherever he IS to be found.
For many years have been more or
less closely associated with represent
alive leaders of labor unions. Some Of
these men are among my close friends,
whom I respect and admire as heart.
lily as I do any men IN america. There
are some Of them to whom I 90 as
freely for assistance and guidance, for
aid and help, II making up my mind
how to deal with our social problems
as I 90 to the leaders Of any business
or profession.
cannot pay too high q tribute to the
worth and integrity of these mento
their sincerity and good Judgment %
leaders But-no movement no leader
ls0hip however earnest and homes, car
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Another Story
OF HOW HERMAN BELL WAS
KILLED AT KINGS MOUNTAIN

Herman Bell was killed by a
freight train No. So North bounf
sunday morning at $3.50. Herman was
IS years old. a son of Frank Bell,
living near Kings Mountain. He was
working in the machine shops at Lud-
low and was on his way to work
His brother was sitting on the plat.
form at the depot when the train came
by and HCFman tried to catch the en.
CINE and missed his aim and got
caught under the wheels and was In.
stantly killed has head being almos,
severed from his body. His brother
pulled hih, from under the engine
hut not until after he was killed. He
was fine boy and we'll liked by all
who knew him.
Mrs. Lizzie Wright. OF Ohio. visited
relatives here.
Mr.. Manford Chivolette and wife
OF Ludlow, are visiting bomefo!ks
here.
Mr.. Arthur Murphy who has been
IN the West and southwest for three
years is at home.
Born to the wife of Joe Record a
boy.
The c. & y. are having some ditch
ing done North OF Kings Mountain.
Our colored brethren don't tarry
long at Kings Mountain. The railroad
Company had a Negro watching an eI'
CINE here and after a charivari party
the other night the boys went TO the
engine and told him he had better
find lodging elsewhere and he did so
in a hurry.
Edward Murphy is able to be oct
after a severe attack OF pneumonia.
The farmers have finished settius
tobacco.
C. l.. Hensiey Is suffering with a
lame foot caused by horse steppirs
on II.
Mrs. W. D. Murphy is on the sick
list.
Miss Mabel Flint and Mrs. Waters
are visiting relatives at Parksville.
Mrs. Hammonds. OF Beattyville is
visiting her brother and family Mr..
Trof Dunnaway.
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FIGHT PICTURES
CAN'T SHOW HERE
CITY COUNCIL PASSES .oRp,.
NANCE eRoHleIrINo THEIR
EXHIBITION

Sot to be outdone BY any of the
authorities OF other cities. many Of
the mayors OF which are taking mat
ters into their own hands TO stop ex.
libitions Of the moving pictures OF the
JeffriesJohnson prize fight, the City
Council OF Stanford at its meeting last
week, went all of the mayors one bet.
ter and passed an ordinance prohibit
ing the exhibition OF the pictures
in Stanford. This action of the Com
ell was taken presumably upon the
opinion OF Mayor Gaynor OF New York,
that mayors have no power to pro
hibit the exhibition OF the pictures
IN the absence OF laws covering the
that the may ors have no right to pro.
subject. The Stanford City Council
does not intend TO leave any LOOP
hole here, so passed an ordinance,
making a city law on the subject.
The ordinance will be found printed
in full in another column Of the In
terror Journal -
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Dragged by Pony
LITTLE HUsroNvLLE BOY HAS
VERY MARROW ESCAPE

Hustonville, July IL.
Leslie the lO-year-old son OF MFR.
and Mrs. s. d. Vowel had a narrow
escape from serious II not fatal in.
Jury last week. While riding his
spotted pony three large work mules
OF Mr.. John Aliens surrounded Les.
lie and his little pony and caused the
pony TO run, throwing his rider, his
ioot hanging in the stirTup. He was
dragged about one hundred yards be.
lore released. Our city council will
see 10 II that loose horses or mules
VIII not run loose on our streets in
the future.
Miss Jennie Farris Railey, of Frank.
Tort, Miss Margaret Davis. OF Danville,
and Miss Sue Taylor Engleman, OF
stanford, are with Miss Josephine
Sandidge.
Miss Laura Carpenter is entertain
ing house party composed OF Misse
hume and Lyon. OF Lexington, Miss
cooper. OF Midway, Miss Prewitt. OF
Mt. Sterling, and Messrs. Faulkner
and Hume are callers.
G. w. b. NJ. Art gallery will be
an entertaining and attractive fea-
ture offered our amusement loving
patrons in the near future. Don't
fail to attend and draw a prize.
+. j. Mansfield and wife, Of Lexing.
ton, and Mrs b. A. Reese, of Newman
Ga, are visiting us this week.
Mrs. Thomas Peacock. of Robin,
Tenn. is the guest this week OF Mrs.
Crit Rife on Danville avenue.
Mrs. Ann Bosley entertained quite
a number of friends on the 29th cele-
orating her passing the s7th mile
stone in iife's Journey
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wolf. of Cincin-
natl. are visiting Mrs. VOLTS parents
MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Tupman.
The family and friends extend
thanks to all those who so kindly as
sisted in the burial services of Mrs ].
l.. Rose.
Mrs. NJ. X. Wilson is visiting friends
aud relatives in Burnside KY.
Airs. Sallie Cook, of Nashville, a
native OF our city where she has
hosts OF friends who are giving her
the glad hand of welcome to the
scenes of her childhood days
Mr.. Curtis Peck. of Wilmington. o..
and Miss Effie Mason the handsome
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H Mason
Of Jumbo were married by Rev. Jno.
Long OF Christian church at home
of the brides parents on June 22nd
They left for Wilmington on Saturday
whee they will make their futureI
home.
+. J. Denham and his crew Of about
forty hands were piking the Jumbo
road from Southfork pike up the riv-l
er last week.
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SMALL B-Ake.

About moot today ths hrsgv house
W J. y. Hooker on SHn.rrset street
was discovered ~ te or tire end the
alarm WIS turnHi n re rrp Re-.
ia'tment res ,on l'l promptly nut
heighbc.s hpd rNt,u2Ushel the
flames before . arrv.d 4 passing
traction engine caused the blaze
which did very little iimagc.
Carl EtheringtoL. ;,enuickY boy
from Washington county, Who was
acting as detective for the drys at
Newark. o.. in an effort 10 close up
lind tigers. accidentally shot and
killed william Howard Keeper OF a
suspected tiger. ana IIoward's fiiends
became 80 enraged they stormed the
jail and lynched Ethrington Gov.
Harmon has suspended the Mayor OF
Newark for not protecting Ethering.
ton. and similar action Nill be TAX IN
against the sheriff OF the county.
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PRICE OF TOBACCO
WILL GO DOWN
UNLESS POOL IS SUCCESS, SAYS
WILSON To LINcoL-i COUNTY.
GROWERS

Proclaiming to tobacco growers OF
Lincoln county. and other counties
south OF the river that unless they
come In with their brothers and help
Cd in the fight against the common
enemy. the tobacco trusts 70 main.
tain living prices for the weed, the
entire pool would fail and the price
drop again. Bradley Wilson fired the
first gun here Monday in the fight
TO establish the pool on substantial
footing In Lincoln county. He told
the tobacco men Of Lincoln that they
have been milking their brothers COW
through the fence, riding on the wave
OF high prices and getting the benefit
while the members OF the pool did the
work. The time has come now, when
Inless the growers in this section
pool. the fight TO keep up high prices
~ going TO be lost.
Mr. Wilson made a clear and con-
vincing argument. aud at the con-
cluson OF his address invited the
meeting To elect three representative
htitsdNes W dNlebu llt mtclluB VI
the Burley Tobacco Society in Lex
ington Tuesday and report back their
honest opinion to the home growers.
The meeting selected e. +. Tate, J. &.
Eubanks and Sam Bryant ana they
will probably report back next court
day. though an earlier meeting may
be held
Mr.. Wilson made no effort to get
any man to sign the pooling pledge at
this time. lie said ae simply wanted
the growers 20 know what IL vas he
was advocating and wanted them TO
investigate
The reI/rt which these three dele
Gates will make back will undoubted-
ly carry much weight They are
among the most representative farm
ers and tobacco growers OF the coun-
~. There is a rapidly growing senti-
nent In Lincoln In favor of pooling
this years crop. There Is scarcely
anyone. however. even who does not.
DOL. but who admits the success OF
previous pools has been responsible
or the high prices received for to-
ncco. and wants to see II succeed
again.
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Miss Catherine Case. OF WilIuore.
Is the guest of Mrs. Malcolm House.
Littleton Rice, OF Cynthiana is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sweeney
Mrs r. T.. Hughes and little daush.
ter Margaret Hughes have returned 10
their home IN Louisville.
Miss Mary Gaines OF Stanford. is
visiting her cousins Joseph Ballou and
Claude Rice Gaines.
Mrs. Robert Brewer and little son
Robert Wnlker Brewer, OF Chelsea.
Okla. are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Walker.
Miss Fannie Bishop has returned
from a visit to Lincoln county.
Misses Edna and Martha Kavanaugh
are in Richmond with, their cousin
Miss Naomi Ballou.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson
of Danville. are visiting Mrs. lebecca
West and family.
Miss Louis Wilton has returned
from a stay with MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Cherry OF Brodhead.
Mr. and Mrs. WIN. Murphy, of Stan
ford, b've been guests at To ; hOIns of
Mrs. Z. ID. Simpson.
Mar. and Mrs. Oatley Burke and son
of Gilberts Greek were with Mrs. ID.
&. Sanders for a short visit.
Miss Gladys Frisbie is in Louisville
visiting her cousin Miss Margaret
Elkin Hughes.
Mrs. NJ. F. Gaines is enjoying a
visit to friends in Fayette county.
Mesdames Martha p. Frisbie and
I'D Price were with Danyille relatives
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnston and chill
dren lett this week for their home in
Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks Hudson have
returned from stay in Lexington.
Miss Margaret Hackley of George
town is visiting here.
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Good Citizenship.
ABLY DISCUSSED LAST WEEK
~ EVANGELIST DANIEL

Good citizeship was the subject OF
OF a lecture by Rev. J. c. Daniel. the
Evangelist OF the Christian church
last Wednesday night The feature
discussed were: The functions OF the
state. The functions OF the citizens.
aud things which make for good citi-
7ensn-7 The speaker declared the
stat did not create or give rights
but only protected a man In the exer'
else OF the rights which were already
his Any man has the right to do
right and the State has no power TO
grant a man right 10 do wrong. The
stat, is guilty OF a crime when II pro-
tects a man in doing that which Is
inherently wrong. Eacn voter is
guilty who gives his ballot to pro
tect an evil institution.
Each youth at twenty-one Is armed
&c light for his country. Ills weapon
Is suffrage.
~ good body. a good mind, pubic
spirit, clean social life and high
moral standards included observance
or SUNDAY, enforcement OF Law, elimi-
nation of gambling and the abiiters-
ton OF the liquor traffic. A large crowd
heard him and frequently pinctuated
his remarks with applause.
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Young Burglars Caught
TWO SMALL NEGRO soYs NAB.
SAP WITH GOODS ON

Wakefield Armstrong. aged seven
years and Jesse Love. aged 10 two col.
ored boys. were arrested SATURDAY
morning by Marshal u. D. Carter,
charged with hurglari sag The home OF
AIR. Walker and stealing an umbrella
am ether thi-es Thev are said 10
nave slipped In the front DIOR while
the family ave &C breakfast and TO
nave tried . carry OF everything
sbat ras not nailed down.
SUMMARY jaS''se ~Rs m-ted nut to
Love who was sent 20 reform school
at Lexington To serve years, while
the little fellow. who Is a sou OF
Charles Armstrong was let off with
a good whipping. which was admins.
tered BY his Mther. He vas given
fifty lashes In the presence ot the
court and promised To be good In the
future.
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Believed Boy Drowned.
IN mIpoLEsURc BE
FORE LAD WAS FOUND
Middleburg. July II.

Middleburg, July n.
Mrs. Fannie Hubble and her two
daughters Misses Cordia and Bessie
spent last week with the family OF
4. II. Royalty nj Yosemite.
Mrs. Sallie Hanslord wife OF WI.
liam Hansford died here Sunday morn
ing and vas buried at Walnut
Monday Mrs. HanslOid leaves a hus.
band, thee daughters and two sons,
to mourn the loss OF n kind wife and
mother.
There was considerable excitement
FOR few moments at Yosemite one
day last week. when IL was thought
that Herbert Poison. the little son
OF Ben Poison was drowned. The
little boy was fishing in the creek a
short distance from the house. when
all at once he was missing from his
place on th- bank OF the stream.
Miss Polly Poison his aunt went 10
look for him and finding MS fishing
tackle on the bank concluded that he
had tumbled in, she raised the alarm
and Il being mail time quite a num-
her OF people were in town and all
rushed 20 the scene 10 find the father
Of the child in five foot water search
ing Tor the body OF his boy People
were expressing their sympathy and
the excitement WIS nigh when the
little 10y was discovered standing In
the crowd wondering what the ex.
c'temeut was "hout He had seen
the hack come into town and had le.
Oft nshing as NJ 20 the post-office
for the mail rs he was accustomed
do
Ounce Jones has the Arizona fever
and his temperature has been run
ming quite high for some weeks. He
will likely make trip to that coun-.
try In the early fall and n pleased
will buy farm and move 10 II. Mr.
Jones talks like he means business
but II Is going 10 be- mighty hard tor
him 10 leave.
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AND WHEN THEY FINISHED He
WAS MISSING.

Hands" are hard to obtain in to-
thcco, corn and wheat fields In Lin
ooln county tIst now. and when
,trapping colored man appeared on
he farm OF NJ. =. Baughman and APP
piled for work. two tenants on
he place. both OF whom are raising
nice patches. Mitchell and Rice jump
ID tor him. and as they could not
amicably agree as TO who should Sc
cure hls services. they resorted TO
A sterner argument and were soon In
a rough and tumble tussle. while the
hand" looked on.
Inc question OF physical superiority
settled. one arose 20 claim the man
when 10. and behold. he had COM
pletely disappeared Friends OF the
men say that the hand" undoubtedly
feared 10 hire to such strenuous task
masters, and "lit out while posses
sion OF him was being disputed.
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lancaster.

Harry owens died M b,s hma NJ
paint I.ick xaftsr long i,lnsss ~,
tubercuIosis The buriaI Was on SIM
dav Ue had reached mafure va.rs
and was unmarriea A number
reIatives mourn his early dssth
The continuous rain IA beIns des.
tructiye 10 both crons and gardens
I'm this Community.
Miss roramie Francis began teach.
ing Al West Point scboolhopse nea,
Point LeayeIl Tuesday morning
The MARY Walker price Chsn,er of
the m N q viii meat Monday sftsr
noon AT the home of Mrs Lessee For
ON tbL, Fall LICK turn nike.
Mrs Vim. Law died of apoplexv
Tuesday AT her home at Ruckeye.
The burial was WEDNESDAY morning
relatives "a n was 40 sudden.
The match game of bali in the way
of A double header was PLAYED here
Monday afternoon At. the athletic par
between a Wilmore game and the Ian
Caster independents. The game was
called off after the fifth inning on
account of the rain with the tie of
1 to
George Ruble of this county sold a
horse TO W. w. Rogers for 1850 and
mule 10 VIM. Arbuckle for y74.Oe
Frank bourne sold nine shoats weigh.
inc 40 hounds for 10000,
Miss Annie Margaret Elkfn was al
tome Tuesday night at the Naples
10 meet Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts
nd her charming Young guest. De
tirbtfui refreshments were served
and an evening of much social en-
ioyment enclined the hours quite
pleasantly.
CITY Marshal l.. t. Heron resigned
mia positioo the mast week At a
meetins Monday night of the City
Council he was reelected to the
office.
MT. Taylor Rainey has bought the
h.nasoma farm Of Mrs n Ander.
son on the new Danyille nix for yIO5
nar acre The farm consists of 1870
acres Mrs anderson and family viii
move 70 town
psv ~ r. proxn fillsa his resnilar
appointment at Junction City sunday
morning and evening.
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HEAVY FIRE LOSSES
AT MT. VERNON
THREE GIG STORES BURNED OUT
BY sLAzE EARLY SUNDAY
MORNING

Fire OF unknown origin early sun.
day morning came near sweeping the
little city OF Mt vernon. county seat
of Rockcastle county. on the map. and
caused one OF the heaviest losses sus.
tanned in that section for many years
The losers. with their losses and in.
surance as gained from the best OBJ
tainable authority are az follows:
U. g. Baker. two general stores.
$4,000 loss. with sIo.5Oo Insurance.
y Kruger a Sons. general store
sls.OcO loss. with $4,000 insurance.
I. w. Davis. store, 81, 600 loss. with
$1,000 insOrance
Casper Williams, loss on dwelling
about 400
The agencies Of Fish a. Pennlnrton
ana X " Newland. Of Stanford and
hhsar Albright. Of Mt Vernon. had
the principal Insurance on the burned
Property. Mr. X. NJ. Newiand went un
10 Mt Vernon on Sunday TO see after
the matter and he says that the the
DRY that the storeroom OF Kruger A.
sons was first robbed and then burn
20 h conceal the crime, n not held
by many Mr.. Kruger built the new
Lincoln county courthouse, ana Is said
To haveSSpe out none too well on that
contract, so that this additional loss
viii fall particularly hard on him.
but for tbs fact that the blaze was
stopped at the home OF Mr.. Williams
II Is believed that IL would have de.
stroyed the whole city Mt. Vernon has
no water works and the FIRE fighting
facilities ARE OF rather primitive
sort
folll notice that the name Of Fish
a. Pennington generally appears as
having protected the losers In n FIRE,
With their Insurance. It's because We
represent only the best OF companies
and our patrons know their property
~ fully protected IN our hands Let
as call before the fire depart nrnt.
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Buggy Turned Over
WHEN MRS. rHompsoN's HORSE
SCARED AT AUTOMOBILE
Preachersville July IL

PteachersYille July IL
An automobile scared a horse driv-
en- BY Mrs. J. J. Thompson and the bug
~ was turned over. throwing Mrs
Thompson out. but luckily she was
not seriously hurt
Fad0 Parks continues on the sick
list Mrs. J. X. Rigsby came over
sunday to visit the homefolks. She
has been az the Crab Orchard SAINT
tarium and Is reported as much better
Little oliver Moses Stout, the found
ing. has been sick. Your correspond
ent Is having trouble with his throat
Phil d. Thompson and wife visited
Menefee Elmore and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Gastineau. OF Garrard,
were visiting John Bell and wife
Mrs Nan Smith visited her friend Mrs
Logan Thompson. Miss Lille Ballard,
OF canaan. was the attractive gnes OF
Misses Lula ana Jesse Ballard. Mr.
and Mrs. James Curtis and family OF
Gerrard. were visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. b. 7. Lunsford. Mr. and
Mrs VIM Sprinkles. OF Rowland.
visited Logan Thompson and wife.
We understand the board OF edn-
cation has considered II proper 20
defer the erection OF a new school
building here for two years more A
few months since the board promptly
condemned the old nlzkeshsft huilding
mere az unsafe ana unsauttasy and
IA the board wisely considered II
thus. II seemed that a new school
building was n certainty In the I'M
mediate future. But nor now. Mr..
citizen IN the interest o, your children,
in the Interest," OF your neishborS
children get after the proper autnor
tiles Our community should WAKE
up and shake itself and take cogniz-
anee of a live issue.
REV. Pierce bryant preached Sun
day At the Baptist church To large
4, ,,...,.t IL ~ IN. . tttH
wniie handling shotgun IN care
less manner, FRANK Perkins coA9ed,
shot nis foot nearly OFT
LOGAN Thompson sold So sogs to'
Victor Lear at stsc. also three COWS
ana calves 20 Robert Thompson. oil
Grab Orchard. for $3.50
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CAME NEAR PUTTING SMALL
BoYs EYES OUT

william Reinhart the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Reinhart. was bad
ly burned in the face while playing
with fireworks last week. He was
leaning over a firecracker which was
thought to have exploded, when II
went OF IN his face. badly burning
him, and inIuring his eyes so serious
ly that for a time II was feared that
that his sight was impaired
The eye brows and lashes were
singed on and his flesh painfully burn
ed. For several days he was eompell'
ed to lie in bed with bandage over
his eyes, but improvement Is being
shown now. and II is believed that
he will suffer no permanent eueots
rom TIE close call.
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Broke His Arm
oArEWoop eEAZLEY SUFFERS
PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Gatewood. the young son Of Mr.
and Mrs. i. l. Beszley. broke both
bones n the FORE part o. his left arm
Monday afternoon by failing OF his
horse. lie ha ridden the animal 10
water, and gas preparing to side Oh
when he lost his balance and went
81 the wrong side. head first. landing
full force GA his arm Part oil the
Jagged edge of on.. o. the homes stuck
IA the nesh and the physician Was
to give him ananesthetic
before setting the member.