Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-05-04

his first address to a jury. Those
who heard it say it was dispassion-
ate, clear and logical, and drew
the undivided attention of both
Jury and audience. If fulhlment
follow the promise, his success in
the profession IL assured.
On the afternoon and evening of
Monday, April Oath, the Religious
and Students of Arcadia College
had the pleasure of greeting
the great Irish lecturer, Mr.. Seu-
mas Mac Manus. Much had been
expected from the inimitable Irish
story teller, and none were disap-
pointed. The programme for the
afternoon was a talk on Irish Folk
Lore and Fairy Tales. This was
cultured filled with humor and pa
thos, and animated by a spirit of
gentleness and reverence, which
made it altogether charming and
elevating. The Tales we're inter-
spersed with vocal and instru-
mental selections from Moore's
Melodies by the students. The
evening lecture was on ''Irish Life
and Character" and the reading
of his own poems, for Mr.. Mac Ma
nus is poet as wellas lecturer. His
delightful brogue and pleasing
manner, his keen tense of humor
and ready wit, together with his
rare qualities of delivery combined
to give the most instructing, inter-
esting and enjoyable entertain
ment that it has been the pleasure
of the inmates of the Arcadia Col
lege to attend.
Only two judges-one Democrat
and one Republican-are required
at each precinct at the special
election to be held August list for
the purpose of voting on the prop
o~sition to issue So, 000, 900 in bonds
with which to build a new state
capitol. The county court Mon
day named the following judges
of election for the various pre-
cincts in the county:
Des Arc-W. E. Mckee, Chas.
l. Stevenson.
Annapolis-Add Reese, John
Dobbs.
Dunn's-C. G. Collins, Gus Boil
finger.
Polk's--Mike Pinkley, H. G.
Kaufman.
Ironton-Walter Fisher, Newt
Tins.
Pilot K~nob-Harry Jones, F. A.
Ebrecht.
Ghermanville ~ Henry Orrick,
Mack Jones.
Belleyiew-E. M. Logan, Geo.
Phillips.
Kaolin-M. H. Keesling, Frank
Martin.
Imboden-Thos. Fitzgerald, E.
j. Wright.
Bells g. B. Goggin, VIM.
Latham.
Henderson-Henry Volner, Hen
ry Copeland.
Love's-G. w. Love, w. D.
Croker.
Plans for making Arcadia Coun-
try Club the headquarters of the
Boy Scout movement will be dis
cussed at a banquet to Mr.. Seton
by the club at the Planters Hotel
tonight. John H. Curran, presi-
dent of the club, will be toast
master and Mr.. Seton and others
will make short addresses. About
fifty people will attend. Mr.. Seton
is enthusiastic over the plan to
establish scout headquarters at the
club. Mr.. Curran has offered him
sixty acres of land and he will
motor there Sunday to look it
over. 81 have never been in the
Ozarks," he said, ''but 1 have
often been told that the country
in the vicinity of Arcadia and
Ironton is very beautiful. If the
land which Mr.. Curran offers me
proves acceptable, it can be used
as a camping ground and boys
from all owe the country can
camp there during the summer"
A large party will accompany MI.
Seton and Mr.. Curran Sunday.
Six automobiles will be used and
the trip will occupy the entire
day. Mr. Seton will inspect all the
land owned by the club, as he re-
recently was appointed camp
naturalist by Mr.. Curran, and will
assist in laying out the club
grounds. MI. Seton was the guest
at a small informal luncheon of
the st. Louis Temporary Commit
tee of the Boy Scouts at the Mer-
camille Club at noon yesterday.
w. 0. Andrews, chairman of the
committee, presided. Mr.. Seton
made a brief address. Mr.. Seton
has curly black hair and is nick
named "Black Wolf" by the In
dams. In his hat he wears a sill
yer fleur-de-lis surrounded by a
silver circle. A tuft of purple
bristle extends above the circle,
denoting him chief of the scouts.
Rev. Fuller Swift, secretary of the
Arcadia Country Club, also has
spent several years among the In
dams and he is greatly interested
in the Boy Scout movement. His
pate is destitute of hair and it is
easy to understand how he gained
the name of "Chief Bald Eagle"
Mr.. Swift is the organizer Of the
first Boy Scout band in America,
at Arcadia, Nc. Among those
who will attend the banquet to-
night are MI. Swift, Mayor Kreis-
mann, Archbishop Glennon, Rabbi
Leon Harrison, Cyrus P. Wal
bridge, Nathan Frank, Walker
Hill and John Fl. Gundlach.-Sat-