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Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
DECLINING BIRTH RATE OF
 GREAT BRITAIN

A serious decline inthe natural in crease of population in England and Wales during the year 1911 is re Vealed in the return of the registrar general. The births registered num- bered numered 881, the deaths numbered 527,864. The increase of population thus shown is 353,369. whereas the average for the preceding five years was 405,559
 The birth rate shows a further de- cline being PA per 100, or O.7 per 1000 below that of 1910. lower than the rate in any other year on record. and 2.S per 1000 less than the average of the ten years preceding. The death rate was 14.6 CT 1000, which is Il per 1000 above the rate in 1910 which was the lowest on record.
 The 527.864 deaths registered in 1911 included 114,798 of infants under one year of age, 263,4S1 of persons aged between one year and 65 years, and 149.585 of persons aged 65 and upward. The rate of mortality among infants under one year of age to 1000 registered births was 130, which is "A CT 1000 above the rate in 1910-the lowest on record-but is only per 1000 above the average in the ten years preceding, notwithstanding the excessive heat of the summer. To different forms of violence 20.- 103 deaths were referred. being in the proportion of 0.56 per 1000 of the population, against 0.57, 0.54 and O.53 per 1000 in the three preceding years. while the total deaths included 37,- n in , inqueSts were held.
 1 In the third quarter of 1911 the
 marriages of 155,622 persons were registered. being equal to an annual
 rate of III persons married per 100
 of the estimated population, against
 an average of 17.2 per 1000 in the ] third quarter of the ten years l9Ol- i 1910. The lowest marriage rate was
 11.4 in Carnaryonshire, and the high est 211 in London.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
M'|NTYRE CO'S.
 ESTABLISHMENT
Hayden Store Remodeled and Overhead Cash sys- tenn Installed; Hayden Surprise Party; Engineer Wimbish Leaves

HAYDEN, June 1.-The John Mac
 Intyre company has just completed a general arrangement of it's store fixtures and added several improve
 ments which give the establishment
 a much more up-tO date appearance.
 One of the notable improvements is
 a modern overhead cash system con
 meeting all parts of the store with
 the cashiers office.
 A most pleasant event was the
 Surprise party" of Monday evening
 at the residence of Miss Cowee in which a number of the Ray Cons0li- dated staff house boys participated.
 After few games of cards at the
 close Of an enjoyable evening the
 hostess served most delicious fudge" which she had hurriedly made for the occasion. Among the merry makers were Messrs. arms, Hancock. Stud ley Johnson, Tiernan, Fay. White.
 Jardine. Tuck Hurst and Ezen. c. c. Gray left Monday for Los Angeles where he was called on ac- count of the serious illness of his aunt
 Miss Thelma Fay has just returned from Phoenix where she has been for several weeks visiting Miss Leila M Cole
 B. H. Dozenbach went to Phoenix Monday for business trip of sev-
 eral days expecting to return some | time this week
 I Glenn R. Wimbish will leave soon for Chillicothe. Texas, where he has acquired an interest in an electric power and lighting project. Mir Vim i bish is an electrical engineer of con siderable ability He was formerly a member of the engineering firm of | Webster and Wimbish of Globe but l has more recently been with the Ray l Consolidated here as assistant man l aSer of the local telephone lines
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
NATAL DAY PICNIC
 AT EAST LAKE PARK
Third Annual Event of the FraterraI
 Brothe rhood

There will probably be no general celebration of the Fourth of July in Phoenix this year but the natal day will not pass without local notice IL will be observed at Eastlake park bv The Fraternal Brotherhood by it's third annual picnic which will be con ducted as in the past with good order
 There will be plenty to eat and drink and good music will be fur nshed and other forms of entertain ment among which will be a game of baseball between two local teams in the afternoon. There will be dancing in the evening.
 No admission fee will be required to the park or to the grandstand Prizes will be given away in the games for children and parents are urged to bring them with them The city orchestra will be in attendance
 In compliance with the city or dinance there will be no fireworks The committee on arrangement guar antees all who attend a good time.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
BOOMERANG TO KILL DUCKS.
Expert Hunter Gets Twelve Birds in
 Eight Throws.

An American hunter who carries boomeraEgs instead of repeating shotgun is a curiosity. but Vernon Tantlinger,. a St Joseph, Mo. nimrod, uses the Australian war weapon when he goes after ducks.
 Tantlinger is an expert with the boomerang and recently bagged twelve ducks with eight throws of his club Tantlinger says that as the statutes do not prohibit the use of boomerangs he can hunt within the city limits whenever he can find game.
 His mode of action in killing wild ducks is to throw one boomerang into a flock when it is on the water, and when the birds rise he is ready to hurl another stick into the flock as it is punched upon the wing.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12

tell the whole story. She said that her meetings with Athon had been going on at the old graveyard for the last two weeks. AthOn was then taken into custody and denied the story of the girl but a visit to the locality in the graveyard described by the girl. left no doubt that she was telling the truth.
 The girl seemed to prefer going to the reform school for she thought that Athon would have to go there. too, but he is much too old He will go to Florence instead.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
THE DIALECT OF FICTION.

How do you like my dialect?" the young author asked.
 Tt seems" replied the publisher, "to be mixture of Yankee. cowboy, Swede and plantation darkey"
 Well. that's all right for Georgia story isn't it?"
 Sure. ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
WHEN BUYING, BUY ONLY THE
 BEST Costs no more but gives the best re-

H. l.. Blomquist, Esdale, Wis, says his wife considers Foley's Honey and Tar Compound the best cough cure on the market. She has tried vari- Ous kinds but Foley's give the best result of all" Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12
PATIENT.

Hes the most patient man I ever knew"
 That so?"
 Yes. he can even herd a bunch of people together to have a group pie ture taken without losing his tenn per."-Detrot Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-12

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05

r X, Woodford Va. Waterfield.
Mrs r. T., q West Clay street, city:
Watts. e. G.. Macdonald w Va:
Waturton, James, Grove. Va; Weaver,
Mrs Ida NJ. Rice Depot Va; webb,
Mrs r. D., II Atlantic street. Charles
ton. s C. Webb, Miss Ruth. Marengo.
Va. Webb Fannie Peterson, Matengo
Z. O. Va. Webster T. A. Cardweli
Va. WeitzeI. Louis T., 81 IL South
Third street. city, Wells, w A, 642
West High street. Petersburg, Va;
Wells Ebert w Frankfort Ind
Wells. Miss Florence. $50 West High
street Petersburg Va. hite4-John
II Jr, TI9 Lamb avenue. Barton
Heights. White. Mrs. W b. Wake
field Va White. W Stewart. 7le
N rr1tr Hr-r1r7tr. F34rtor1 Heights, white
Z. i. us North avenue. city White,
7. r.. ClarksVille. Va, White. J, r..
ontario Va, White G. W. los South
F4fth street city; Whitehead, Mrs.
SaHie &. Amherst. Va, Whitlock,
Mics / ola A. 9l3 West Main street
city: Whit Mrs. James T, Box 20,
Radford. Va Watt. Rev w a.
Gloucester, Va; Wills, Mrs. + II.
Farmvin. Va. Williams Or. j P
100 North seventh street c1cy; VII
iiams, John w, Guerrant hotel cityt
Williams. q A MoseleY's Junction,
W Villa ms J Alien White stone
Va. Williams. Robert f., Grundy.
Va. williams, F. g. care Y. NJ. {. A..
Tampa. tla.: Williams. Miss Francis
Al. sos Home street, Barton Heights
city; Williams. Miss Madeline. 113
South First street city; Williams
Miss Bertha, "a North Twenty-ninth
street city; Williams W. l.. r. F..
n. No >. Dewitt Va. Williams.
Susie v. Susan. Va. Williams, j
w 900 Home street, Barton Heights,
Willis. Miss Saliie r., Forest Hin,
Willis. \. W, 231 Turner avenue.
Henderson \. G.. Willis Gerald Eft
tricks, Va, Willis. Mary f., skip
with Va. Wills. Miss Mamie Il,
r = u. No. 2. South Richmond;
WIZ inson Miss Esther. 1905 Second
avenue. Highland Park Wilkinson.
Miss Mamie, 1895 Taylor street, city.
wilkinson, J F.. olo T.. O., Va; W'l-
kInson. Kate. AltAvista. Va Wilson,
Mrs. +. n, Chesapeake avenue,
South Norfolk Va, Winn Mrs Mary
f. Il. r u. No. =. BurkeVille, Va,
VIM. ] Arthur, Port Haywood. Va
Winn. Al d.. 32h Fast FRANK street.
city VIM. r, Lee, Narfeld. Va;
Vim, Mrs Howard WILSON. ga
Winn. Mary f.. Wilson. Va; Wines,
q. kathryn. r.. +. p. No 3, Peters
burg. Va: winfrec. Josephine, r. F..
y, No, ? Moscleys Junction. va;
Winfree, Annie. Box 35. Claysvilie
Va; Wingheld :, F., Evergreen. Va;
White, Miss Minnie, TIA West Main
street. city; Wolf, Airs w. IL. Eir-
giBia- building. city. Woman. Jehh
T., Dave. Va; Wood. Mrs. Lottie Nj,
H. t y. No. l. +. Moseley's .Jgnetian
N.seadal Il ss;. "a V i,lssa'' kreaes sss@t Is
city, Wootton. Sam T.. 3o6 First
street, F'armvile, Va; Workman, w,
G.. n F. Il. No, /. Hanover, Va;
Wright j. Ralph, Mannboro Va;
Wig i4tg-Ai RS - r - a4e tsutuu1oun
street, Danviile, Va; Wright, Mrs,
Minnie. williamsburg, Va; Wynn, II.
a, $40 North Eleventh street city;
Wyatt. Mrs. Frank A. e9la Mid
lothian avenue, South Richmond, Va.
Young. Mrs. n. r, Highland Park,
1T22 Delaware avenue; Yeamans, Mrs,
j g., seT West clay street city,
Young, Mrs. j. w. Antlers. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
Charters Granted.

Urbana Realty Corporation, Rich
mond, Va, real estate business. 900
to S16.000. J. {. Kent president, G.
r. Garnatt vice president, Richmond.
Va: Leon NJ Bazile, secretary and
treasurer. Richmond, Va.
Illuminating and Power Securities
corporation, Richmond. Va: $1,000 to
$4,000, dealing in bonds. stocks. etc.
III {. Buchanan, president; Il, h.
Scott Both, Richmond; Ripley A,
Dana. secretary. Newton, Mass
Amendment to charter, Carolina,
Curchheld and Ohio railway. st Paul,
Va. changing classes of stock making
preferred $40, 000 600. and common
$1,000 0eo
Foreign charter State IF Michigan.
domestioAtRd. United States Health
and Accident Insurance company, the
commissioner OF Insurance, State
agent. Richmond. Va. Capital, 5000, =
coo. Health and accident insurance
business.
Richmond supply company. jncor-
porated. Richmond. Va, $500 to
SIS. goo ilQuor business Leo \. Do
natl. president; David ] ponah, Jr.
secretary ard treasurer, David Do
natl. Sr. all Of Richmond
Hotel Advertising Cabinet corpora.
ton. Norfolk. Va: s2,e00 TO $l0.oa0.
4 s Maehen. president; l., W. Ma
chen, vice president; H. r, Hyslup,
secretary and treasurer all Of Nor
folk
The Victoria Pyritc Mines, incorpo-
raLGd. Ere4leF!easl.tiTes,- Ne-..-- mining
business; st0, 600 10 500, 000, Ben
iamiu Purvis, president; j. q, Robert
.sfsn. N3se nr@aislenG: 3s 4. Fl sid. Seafe%
tary and treasurer all Of F'redericks-
burg, Va,
Richmond Land and Improvement
company. incorporated. Richmond.
AA~.~re2l- ESTATE busineAs.- $ i. lQ0-to
$3o,000. A. II, Atkinson. president;
: " Atkinson. vice president; j. NJ.
Atkinson. secretary and treasurer. all
of Richmond, Va.
Union supply company. incorporat-
ed, Pennington Gap. Va. 4,o00 to
S15,ooo. f. r King, president, Ha-
gan, Va II, Il. EfanHoa. vice ,presi-
dent and treasurer; Z, u. /. Chumb-
ley. secretary ali of Pennington Gap,
Ma
West Virginia Pocahontas Coal
Sales corporation, Norfolk, Va. $10.-
600 to SEA 00o; coal businesses VII
liam Lcokie, president, WEIGH, Va =:
Z. Crockett vice president. f'raak
BAN secretary and treasurer, Nor
folk, Va,
Mircrs Bank of Commerce. Of Coe-
burn. Va, Incorporated. eeburn, Va /.
operate state bank $40 900 to $50, -
000- Aaron Russ. president. Roam
oke Va. G. O. Ramsey, secretary and
treasurer, Franklin, y. G: r j. Nell
son. Roanoke Va,
The Norfolk Mutual Burial assoc
citation. Incorporated. Norfolk. Va. s
S Land president r. h. Warren. sec
Rotary and treasurer; Henry Bowden,
at of Norfolk va,
General Athletic Association Of the
University Of Virginia, University az
Virginia, athletic club: no capitai.
Darlington Williams. president. WyiIe
Cooke, vice president: w. A Lambeth.
secretary. all of University OF Viz
GINA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW GOOD INCREASE

The receipts nf lie Richmond post
ogfice for the month of May. 1912.
amounted TO ssl.aoe.5s This liz an
u crease of ten and cne-half per cen:
fer May, l91t-amplc evidence FROM
still another qustter of Richmond'a
SteaiY solid growth
Postmaster Allen said Yesterday
that he could not say when he would
move into the handsome new quarters
on Main street The new building is
rapidly nearing completion. bur the
builder is not quite ready Yet 10 give
the signal to enter. It is not neces-
sary 10 add that he will not have to
repeat the signal, for the force In the
present. eramped quarters Will be only
too glad to abandon them for good
ard all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
Darlington. sHperinteu-

In the first year sf its history The
Johnston Willis sanatorium gradu ated
eighteen trained nurses. the largest
class OF this year III Richmond The
exercises being held on May 30th Ia
the auditorium Of the jefferson hotel
There were more than five hundEod
people present. The nurses stood n
a raised dais and before them We're
banked the flowers which had been
presented by admirers and friends
The commencement address VAS de-
lvered BY DR. William II. White, and
the presentation Of diplomas and
pins was made by Or George Ben
Inhn&t Oh The Invocation w. de-
livered by THE Rev w. r. Bowie.
\ reception and dance we've given
afterwards in honor Of the gstduates.
mi there wcTe many visitors -r'Ti''rlt'
This is said to have been the largest
class ever graduated from amy nos
pital in the city Miss Laura Darling
ton. superintendent of thu hospital, is
especially proud of her graduates
and Of the number of the class.
Two of the graduates. Miss Alice
Sjnton, Of Newport News and Miss
Gladys Howell, of badeviile Ala, do
not appear in the photograph, both
having been nayoidably absent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05

Harold I. Pratt, wanted here on
charges of passing four worthless
checks. everyone Of which amounts
"a grand larceny. is under arrest in
omaha. Neb.. and is fighting reauisi~
tiop. TIe is wanted also in his own
home town. New Bern. y. G., whore
he is said To have committed like
offeuses. lie is an insurance agent by
occupation.
In Richmond he Is alleged 10 have
passed a check for 500, another for
5000. and two for $40 each, ali OF
watch were returned as no good.
Though the Richmond police would
like Ia place their hands on him, tho
authorities If New Bern have, 1t is
said. a prior claim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
DEATH RATE LOW
IN MONTH Of MAY I

The report Of the clay health de-
partment for the month Of May shows
total of 1873 deaths for that month.
le2 white. 81 coiored.
This is a ratio or lace per cent
per thousand for whites. aud 22.32
for celOred.
Heart disease WIS IN principal
cause OF death, tweety-four victims
having been reported ApopieNy
comes next with nineteen deaths,
while Bright's disease shows sixteen
consumption, sixteen pneumonia,
thirteen; typhoid fever. D. There We're
eleven violent deaths. and TWO sIi-
1tdes.
The fact that but one death fron
typhoid fever was reported for tn
NORTH Is an object essen Of the good
work being done by the department
aided by the citizens themselves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05

Especial to The Richmond Nirginianp
SOUTH HILL. NA..-June a,The
seTt0r class or The South Hi high
school held commencement exercises
in the Methodist church here last
night. The list of the graduates fol-
lows Misses Carrie Walker. Evelyn
Vaughan, Crane Yancey. Mary Nan
ME. Newman Smith and J Thomas
Bell
The senior program WAS thorough
j. enjoyed, BY a large audience.
The chief Of the evening was the
Tasker Polk. III Warrenton. n G., who
delivered an address to the graduates
on the subject. Am I My Brothers
Keeper" MI Polk as introduced by
Harry smith. an attorney Of this place,
who paid glowing tribute to the sons
OF the Old North state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
MaLrY---InrYres-

STAENTON, VA June 4-WhtIes
intended to he only simple affair.
the wedding here this morning in Em-.
manuel Episcopal church. of Miss Elix-
abeth James to Charles p. Maury. I'd
New York City, was one of the n,s,st
beautiful ever seen in Staunton. The
bride was head Of the junior iepars.
menr of stuart Hall. and the wedding,
Immediately followed the cor mencU@
ment exercises of that school, II VT
attended by the entire student body
who all dressed in white and CARRYING
many bouquets of beautiful towers
formed a double line and made an
archway OF howers under which fho|
bride and groom passed The rrrN>
rner~ was performed by me gsrtCE
of the church. Rev. r. G., Jetr. ~ V
For several years Mrs. Maury haAa
been head Of The junior departrpex
OF Stuart Hall, and she had en1AnF4
herself to the entire student bod. ~
had made many friends IN local eeSi
circles. Mr.. Manry n : New N1
A,isiness man. zsss sssz3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
WOMAN'S HUMANITY TO WOMAN

pi yes IN factory on that down
tow street. had stfaek bccaus. fay-
oritism in the anportionment- of work
was being shown by overseers In
the factory The girls worked not by
the day nor week. but We're paid
for the amount at work done. The
amount of work done corresponsiea in
most cases to the amount allotted them
TO do The foremen. suspectibie
males. had given most OF the work TO
girls who have bright eyes. pink
cheeks and trim figures. and the girls
With pasty skins and duh eyes and
slouehing forms received less work
and smaller amounts In their pay en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
TO E,NTINGIISU AN AUTO

An automobile on fire caused some
smaii excitement at jefferson and
Canal streets last night, when the
Harness from the gasoline hlazed up
IN the sky. Engine companies Nos.
afd and Ne truck were sent "a
the scene, bur the fire had been eN-
tinguished when they arrived. The
damage was only nominal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
Mrs. Frank Saufley.

Especial 10 The Richmond VirginianD
HARR1SoNBt RG. VA. June -
Mrs. =, Frank Sauaes. s.Sty-t~"
years old, died Yesterday, near SCOTS
Ford. Rockingham county She was
Miss Martha f. Craun. She leaves
six children. including Mrs. Miller,
Wa of Dr. r. {. Miller, New Hope.
Augusta county She was a member
of the Reformed church and a mem
her of well known Valley family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
HEARING CASE OF
RAILWAY CROSSING

The corporation commission is bear
ing the case of the Washington and
Virginia railway against the Washing
ton and Old Dominion railway, in re-
ference to the placing OF crossing at
Laeey's. a few miles out from Wash
ington. The case will probably be
concluded today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
-1'-s-'- ----s is --4'-
" erner May Resign.

II is confidently expected that H.
Il. Werner who so mysteriousiy dis
appeared from Richmond an hour
before he was 10 report for duty at
O'Clock last Wednesday afternoon.
who returned sunday night, will hand
in his resignation 70 the board If
police commissioners this morning
The board meets in regular session to-
night,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
IuiiiTes His Ley

a piece Of iron tell upon tbs right
feg Of r J. High. S03 East Clay street
al the Richmond branch of the Ameri-
~saf i.t>cafnniife@ Narks y easeG.sisly at
tern6on. and ifs leg was badly cut
br. Hawkins. or rhe city ambulance,
who attended hita. took three stitches
in he wound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05

John r, Taylor. Of Beach, Va. fell
from. car at Seventh and Perry
streets last night, and was injured
in the back, He was attended by DR..
Hawkins, OF -she city ambulance, and
was taken To tho Grace hospital His
INJURIES are said to be not srrions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05

Detective Sergeants Bailey and Bel
ton last night arrested Laten Lightner
or n charge Of stealing Sc from Mrs,
Moon. OF Linden and Main streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05

Mrs Sadie Radesky. of Baltimore,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Sam Stern.
of this city. is here on a months visit
with her parents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-05
MAYOR TOWELC0ME
GRAND COUNCIL
NATIONAL CONVENTION UNITED
NETS HERE THIS WEEK.
TO SPEAK
OTHER NOTED MEN TO ADDRESS
THE GATHERING--MIs SIC nv
kESSNTCB'S ORCHESTRA.
INTERESTING PROGRAM

Members Of the city council have
been invited to take part in the OPEN
ing exercises Incidental TO the meeting
Of the grand council, United CONNER
eiai Travellers, which begius at the
jefferson auditorium on Thursday
morning
Senior Councillor Arthur Levy, will
preside. This program has been ar
ranged for the opening deS.=-
600 A. M.-Opsning Exercises.
Senior Councillor Arthur Levy pre-
sit4tttt.
Music ......-.. Kessnich's Orchestra
Prayer .......Rev w G.. James. u. d
Welcome .... Mayor d G. Richardson
Solo Mr. T r. Meeks Norfolk, Va
Welcome ...,. GOV. VIM Hodges Mann
Music ......,..........-..... Orchestra
Greeting from Chamber OF Commerce
........ T M Darlington President
Duet
Mrs. Jasper Rowe and Miss Mitchell
Greeting from Supreme Council......
....-......... ................,...C. K. Barker
Music .-...-.-.......-..... Orchestra
Ten minute Talk to Travelling Men.
..--.-.....-. Rev. D. G. Maclachlan
Response esp, Grand coonciIor e. II,
Thornburg
Music
Closing remarks. ". 7. pehney
business manager chamber IF com
mere.
BeHediction. Rabbi f. \. CalisCh
II 80 2. M-FIrst business session,
grand council. Jefferson auditorium.
$50 P M-Second business session,
grand council jefferson auditorium.
Z 4 90 P. M-Reception to visiting
ladies bT ladies' auxiliary, jefferson
hotel palm garden,
$40 +. M-Theatre party, Academy
of Music-Miss Lucille La Verne stock
COMPANY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-18
in HANDS OF A
BAD WOMAN

Muskogee, okla. July 18-'I would
lrather see my son IN the pententiary
Itnan in the hands 0f a wicked woman
lend | want to save his soul, even II
in so doing | may be Instrumental in
Isending him to prison. said Mrs Ad
die Gibson in the Office Of the county
lattoruey here where she went, with a
former employer of her son To make
complaints against him for taking, S2gp
| IA money. t"f a Fl 4 Il II II
The boy is Byron 'Onstot. Accord
ing To the mothers story he. became
infatuated with a woman known lo-
.tally as Laura" and was arrested
Tor keeping company with her The
10y is only eighteen years old aud
his mother locked him up ana kept
him for "a hours until he promised
10 see the woman no more and the
woman was ordered to leave town.
J he woman went to Saint Louis and
IN some way eot word 10 he boy TO
come to her and bring some money
Onstott, who was collector for local
Zee company secured $500 OF the
companys s money and Immediately
left for Saint Louis, it is presumed
The mother Joined with the employer
- swearing out a warrant for his ar
rest.