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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Trieste. December 21-One Of the
most remarkable aviation feats OF the
year was the flight to-day OF Georges
Chemet the French aviator. who
crossed the Adriatic from Venice t.
Trieste in a hydro-aeroplane. and re
turned again TO Venice He carried
with him passenger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
Become. British Bride.

Especial 70 the flfflt s-IJit PAT n
TnrGon December 21-AnOther
American girl became a British bride
when Miss Margaret Eleanor Crosby.
daughter OF Ernest II. Crosby, former
" a New york lawyer. was married
~ lieutenant william 6. \ Van Neck.
Of the Thirteenth Hussars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
ASK RESTITUTION
OF THEIR LOSSES
Stockholders Of Cement Company
File Suit Against
Directors.
ALICE MISMANAGEMENT
Money Sunk in Reckless Invest
ment Said to BE More
Than 100000.
lsoeoal - The Tlmes-Dlspatch-l


New York. December 2i.-General
Francis Niuton Greene. former ponce
commissioner who was one OF the d4-
rectors of the Seaboard Portland 'e-
ment Company until il went into bank
ruptcy in 1910. Is named as ore OF the
attendants in a suit aled in the Su-
preme Court to-day 10 comp'! the a.
rectors 70 make restitution To the
creditors because Of alleged reckless
rnanagemeut of the cement company.
Among Tie other defendants name1
are Georse ~ Beaton, at one time
secretary 20 ex-senator Foraker. of
Ohio. and president Of the cement com
pany. and Joseph NJ. Shellaberger. a
lawyer. who was secretary and treasur-
er. The losses alleged to have been
suffered 10y the creditors amount to
over s2.eo0.O0o.
The complaint states that tho com
papy was Incorporated in 1907 al s.
COCOON and that in 1910 Beaton. claim
ing to oe holder Of over $4,000 Of a 81
600. 000 bond issue, filed suit for the
appointment Of a receiver. William H.
Allen was appointed. and he brings suit
in behalf OF the creditors
It is alleged that the directors per
mjtted the funds Of the company 10 be
wasted
less 10 the damage of the stockholders
and creditors. II is also alleged that
the directors permitted Beaton and
Ehellaberger 10 run the affairs II the
company in their indiviual interest.
and without proper supervision by the
directors.
The complaint states that the officers
az the company made loans to ire
sponsible persons and carried on the
business IN a wild and reckless man
ner." II IS alleged. further, that funds
and securities We're converted and I'M
lawful profits made by the officers ;.
the company. on these grounds the
suit asks that the defendants be com
PEELED TO make good the losses Of the
cement company.
Failed to Make Good
The Seaboard Portland Cement Com
panv was promoted by George y. Bea-
ton. who came here from Ohio about
fifteen years ago. and promoted the
stock Of many corporations that failed
20 make good. In the course Of the
promotion OF the cement company, Bea-
Ton organized many other companies
AFFILIATED with tire cement company to
some extent. IN order TO bring in adj
ditional cash COR promotion purposes
Receiver Allen found that about SEQ
investors had bought bonds repre-
senting cash outlay of Sl.Sls,VoV'
hut the books showed q total eXpendi-
ture on the plant Of the company OF
only SSlS.O00. The receiver found the
treasury so bare that he mad to ad-
vance money for expenses incident 70
tho receivership. The company bought
-oO acres OF land at Alsen, on the west
har,k ~ the Hudson near Catskin. but
made only a small payment ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

William Banks and Martha Robinson.
colored were arrested yesterday on
ma charge OF entering the dwelling OF
rnc,- smith and stealing one ring and
a dress
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
TRIAL RESULTS BEST
 0lYMP|AD RECORDS
Patterson of Chicago Smash eS Time Made by Shep-
 pard at London

EVANSTON IT,. June s.-One Olympic record was broken and two were tied in the western trials for the American team at Northwestern University field today. V. J. ratter- son, wearing the colors Of tue Chicar go athletic association. shattered the record for the fifteen hundred meter run with i:O2 2f5. second faster than the record established by Mel. vim Sheppard at the Olympic games at London in 1908:
 The records tide were in the hun dred and two hundred meter dashes. C. T. Wilson. Of Coe. winner of the dash events at the. western confer. euce last week. equaIed the record for he hundred meter dash in 10 -2-5. and Cook. of thc-Cleveland athleti' club. tied the two hundred meter re- cord in 2l.O g. -Austiu Meuaul, Oi tus University of Chicago, and Avery Brundage. Of the Chicago athletic a.. sociation have already been Chooen for the Olympic team. according to encouragement made by Chicago of ficials
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
GERM LADEN DUST
 CAUSES CATARRH
Ely'S Cream Balm Kills fle Deadly Catarrh Germs.
 No Stomach Dosing

Calarrn, which ss bad enough ID itself, often results in loss or taste, smell and hearing, and leads to serious throat and lung troubles it not prompt ly checked The seat of catarrb is usually in the back of the nose, and its natural course is dovuward, into the throat and thence 10 the iungs.
 Don't take any chances If you have any sympoms of catarrh-stuf1ed up feeling in the head, nasty discharge from the nose sore throat, or dry, hackiug cough, gel fifty cent bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your drug Eist, and begin tho treatment at once. This remedy is not burning out or drying up" process. lt i5 simply cleansing. healing, artiscptic Balm, taken through the nostrils back into the head and throat where it instantly reaches the seat Of the trouble. That's the only way to cffectually and per maueutly cure catarrh.
 Catarrh makes you offensive to your self and friends, Start using Ely's Cream Balm today, and in a short time you will bc permanently cured of this nasty, disgusting disease.
 f52
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
EASTERN ATHLETES
 BREAK TWO RECORDS
Results at Olympic TryoutS Remarkable in Several
 vents

CAMBRIDGE. June s.-The Ameii- can team for the sixth Olympiad Of modern times. at Stockholm vili be
 materially strengthened by the eigb. teen eastern athletic winners today in the Harvard stadium. where two worlds records were established. one equallCd and several others threat cued New marks were established in the 10000 meter run aud the pole ssIh. The hundred meter dash Ta- cord ~as cquallcd It was confident lv expected that 2. new worlds re- cord would be attained in the running high jump. with George HOriue, Ot San Francisco. ,tbc contender, but the Californian was considerably out of condition, fCg he failed to get over the bar at effect inch, which three eastern jumpers cleared. Hc. riue's failure was the surprise of the meet. Wm. J. Kramer. of the Long island club, in the 10GDO meter run
 cut tho SOrids record to 3i minutes, IS 3-5 seconds. The pole ,auli record was broken by Mare Wright. of Dart
 mouth. uho made i% feet ii Inches, putting in the shade Gardner, of Yale. who made t3 feet inch a week ago
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
WILL STOP ALL
 TICKET SCALPING
Chairman New Says Any Attempt Will Lead
 lC Arrest

CHICAGO. June S-"Ij proicssiou- ai ticket scalpers attempt 70 sell tickets to the national convention. | win have them in custody as soon as hear of it."
 This was Colonel Harry =. \ep. $ reply that ticket scalping was about to be practiced in connection with the convention seats. One Tumur, which Colonel New branded as false. was that 6vO seats had been ar ranged for outside of tue number originally announced.
 Such talk is rubbish, he said it is 90 absurd thaI l. Is not worth an swcring'
 Two boxes of tickets arrived from the printers yesterday They Will Os locked up in safe until tovty-eighJ hours before convention time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
DEFECTIVE BURNS CHEERED
 AS HE DENOUNCES LORlNER
Iowa Bankers Also Applaud to the Echo the Sleuth's Glowing 1ri-
 bUte to Senator Kenyon

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. June s. speaking before l,2O0 delegates 10 the Iowa Baukers association, ID session here. SeUator William J. Burns vas cheered 10 tbc ocbo Tbcu he paid glowing tribute 10 Seua, tor Kenyon aud said:
 "Tbey will tbros Lorimcr out Of tbc senate iu a feV days"
 Elbert Hubbard made au address on modern business. fe said the people are being aroused by deuG- gogues against big business. hut the Vay to control the ccrporaIops Is to maLe them do tksir business iu the light His most salient point was the important part that truth plays in business today. AS be expressed il:
 ''Tbe people are practicins tne laws of Inc golden rule invented b. Teddy Roosevelt. aud have found it is working to adFTsntage.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
Coliseum, at Chicago.

Alderman "Bill' Kinney statel tha. be was ready to listen tO any suG- Eestiors made to him, compimonteL the old city council on it's admins tration. and congratulated the War ren Street Railway on its willingness to do all asked of it in the way Q, street Improvements.
 The new cigar. known as the Com mercial club. made its initial appear. auce al this meeting Of the organiza ton for which it is named.
 r. E. Coles spoke about rates and excursions from Fort IluachuCa. and made suggestions that will receive attention
 Parker l.. Woodman expressed his regret at leaving the directorate of tho club.
 Following the talk there were re. treatments served, and still later there was plano music and siugins
 Hereafter, oD the first Wednesday of each month, tbere will be held q members meeting, the other Wedues day nights beiny devoted to board meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
NEW YORK MARKET
 DULL AkG IRREGULAR

\EN YORK, June s--Uuimess ; aud irregulaTity,. which later turned 10 heayiness dominated tOuay's short session of the stock msrkct. The us ual market leaders were almost neg leCted. Fluctuations within traC- tioual range were the rule tiil just before the close. when the selling Of some Of the railroads. including Union Pacitic caused a ueak Ciosiis. The Ony movement of importance was m tobacco shares One Of the com paUies Wbicr .sOn suit against the American company. declared an extra d!.adCnd. Bonds were dull and slow Total sales, par value, SIi9,- 900 Government fours advanced g quarter during inc week
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
DEAD MAN NAV BE
 MEMBER OF ALLEN GANG

LOS ANGELES, June S.-A possi. Jility that tbe unidentified man found murdered iD the Nojsyc river bot- tom near BsrstoW may be one of the Allen gang. of Virginia, was suggest I'd today by Sberifi Ealp5. of San Beruardiuo. The dead man bad . copy ot q newspaper which gave q full account and description of the Fugitive frotn Virgiui; Tbe paTtlcu. lar item eeemed to have been read and re-read by the dead mar.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
THREE VoLcANos ACTIVE

SEATTLE, June S.-Thrco slumber. jug yolc;-uos iu the Aleutiau mOu0t- ain range iu Alaska suddenly have come to life and are throwing out great quantities of smoke and hot ashes. uespatches from tbc north say the Nolcanos are emitting lava and rocks, but the discharge from AaslS craters Is usually oul% ashes and smoLe. It is hoped that there will be no loss of life. Mount Iliaur ua Is more than twelve thousand feet bigb
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
ID BE PRETTY, A WOMAN'S HAIR
 MUST BE FREt FROM DANlRUFF

beauty
 Newbros Hcrpicide Is tbe Original scalp proplIylaetic All other hair remedies claiming 10 kill daudruf germ are simply trying 10 trade upon the reputation Of thc genuine HerR- iCiEt 'f .F
 Applications may be obtained at good barber shops and hair dressers.
 Send 10c in postage. to The Herpl. eide Co. Dept. R. Detroit, Mich, for sample andl booklet
 Newbro's iIerpicide in 5Oc and il00 sizes is sold by all dealers whe guar autee it to do all that is claaned. II you are not satisfied your mcLey will be refunle tol
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
COMMENCEMENT AT LEHIeH

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa June S:-A baCc8laureate sgrron by Bis bop Talbot tomorrow morning will mark the beginning ol the commence ment week exercises al Bshigh uui- versity Monday will bc celebrzt ted as cIass day and Tuesday will bu commencement day, with an address to tiieN graduates -5bv Congressman W. D. E. 'AinCy
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

4 pretty woman may enhance her beauty aud a plain woman become good Iooking by the proper care Of her hair
 Nice bair, pretty noiT growing on fbs head it- ldorus.;is one Of natures Ereatect bp8dtifiers
 The kind of hlir which always rnakeg us look the second time folloys t....i,f.s Of Ncwbro's tieTpicde, and Is ossible for every woman.
 Regular applications of Herpicido liI the hair-1estroying dandruh germ, keeu the hair from coming out and add to it that luxUriance, snap end luster which are essential to hair
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
CALIFORNIA soYs wINt
 -. r ,,, BIC MtET

CHICAGO, June S.--TWo athletes, one al negro, won A X. Stagg's eleT- meet today for tue Citrus Union bign school of Azusa. and GlendOri Cali s'r1iia. Seventeen points won the meet. twelve made by Whittsd "a hurdler and jumper. and the other five by Jackson. a negru runner.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION

ship Dora, pip ing between points along the Alaska PeuiDsulg and ka- diak island. reports that Mount Kat ma isi iu au putbr9aL og terrtble yio- leuce. Deateniug s&plolions occur at short iutervals, and the yurropnd- ing couutry 10 covered three or four feet deep with ashes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
FRANCE LOSES ANOTHER
 SUBMARINE 5OAT

CIIERBOURG, June s.-F'rance to- dey sunored another mariue disaster and lost her fourtb submarine when the Vendemisre, in mimic warfare oH the Cberbourg peninsula, was crushed down by the Lattlcssbip Saint Louis. and disappeared in a hundred uud ilty--feet of water. The submarine was ripped apart, and all hope T has besu .AUasdogei of sa5i 9ug ths -creS. TNepty three ! recn were aboard lti9 yaid the submsriue came to the surface directly under the bsttlesbips bow.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
WORK OF CLUB TOLD MEMBERS
Commercial Club Smokes and Hears Reports, Pass cs Resolutions, Enjoys
 Pleasant Session
RESULTS AC HIEN E D

Good results are certain to follow inc first open members meeting of rhe Warren DistriS Commercial club held in faIr nail last night. There was a good attendance. excellent sue- gestions were offered in number of instances. the members were io- formed or the achievements already accomplished. and Of plans for the future. and tbe scope Of work VIII be materially broadened.
 Jesse YOabum. +hc ncv president of ths clun. presided at the meeting last night Before the call for or- der. several petitions h-ad been siuued one to the board of supervis- Ors. relative to the straighteuing on; of the road leading from Low ell to BaEersyllle. another to the board ot Fire UnderW riters of the Pacific rela- tive to a reduction of rates, and sev- rral resolutions were passed com mending Dr. Bledsoc for his work for good roads Dr. Miner for his work in obtaining better sanitary conditions and in the anti-dy anti typhoid campaign, and to Dr. Hunt along the same lines.
 Alter the meeting was called 10 order, the president calleI upon the secretary. who read what migbt r., termed . first quarterly report. lt covered in detail all that thc clul has accomplished and much Of It's present plaus He reported e member ship oC 2S5. and excellent financial conditions
 Judge OCDuuell followed with 2 highly interesting tall. Ou the need of ail inc members getting 1ehiud ths board. being his keynote
 J. R. Henderson spoke on adyertis iug the BOrderlaud route, and made -Omc e&e.,,ent suggestions.
 q. W. Alien spoke in the interest ol a Chlldren'5 playground.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
convIcrs OBJECT TO FOOD

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. June S.-A demonstration. interpreted as a pro test agaiugt tho prison food, cc
 cured in the general hall of the San Quentin penitentiary aL noon today.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

addition to the long list Of statues and memorials that dot tine uatiousl capital lt is the largest and most imposing Of them all The memorial takes the form oi an immense shoft at the back of a fountain, eurpscusted by huge globe indicative or the world upon which k deliueated the western world iii relief, tte corners or the globe being carefully guarded by eagles in stone. The figure of CO lumbus is seen standing on the prov of Caraval, which projects into the fountain. On either side Ol the shaft are .repGcas Of two men. one indiCa- tive of the old world (an aged patri- archl while the other represents the new world ian Indian). The back Of the shalt carries a medallion of Fer din5ud and Isabella. LOrado Taft was the sculptor Oi the heroic figure of Columbus, while Che architectural firTn of D. II. BurDbam and company, of Chicago drafted the general fca- lures of the memorial The total cost was sl00.gO0 Vhich sum was ap- propriated for the purpose by con ssres5
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Y i5 nos veil known that not mere thal ore case ot Theumatf5m in Zen require Envs internal treatment what ever. Al that is needed'iz a free ap- piicItion of Chamberleiu's Eminent and massaEins tie parts at each ap- plication Try lt and see how qqic.z-. E. it wui relieve the pain and sore ness Sold Jg sil esaiSTs iS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
<. p,s Ars Active.

Tuesday evening will Le busy time at py,llan Castle for two de- groes will be conferred the first and second Wednesday an auto pAFr5- Ut in tIc ueishborEUOd ot twepts-fite will go 70 Caua1ea aud attcud Iodgs meeting ia the big Mexican copper cuInU
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

TweKe hundred copSicts brayed Gre wrath ot the guards and turnSd the Customary silence iuto bedlam for fifteen minutes Dishes, spoons and food were thrown about the mess hall
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Uncle sam loans money cn every. thing i6G.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
NOTICE ". O M

Monday night regular meeting right All W. O W.'s are requested to be present. There win be some thing doing
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

V b. ! HOAlArr
 C. C. i6I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-30
KELLOGG TRIAL Is
BUT TEST CASE
So Said Head Of the Concern Just
Before He Sailed for South
America.

UNITED Press Leased Wir, Service.l
NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-That the only
purpose Of Attorney General Wicker
sham In bringing suit against the
kellogg Toasted Corn Flakes company
under the Sherman antitrust law was
to make test case OF the statute as
applying to manufacturers Of food
products and that the Kellogg COM
pany previously had declined to be a
scapegoat" was the gist OF state
ment issued here in behalf OF w. K.
Kellogg, Just before he sailed for
South America on the steamer Vestr1s,
There is a suspicion that the at.
torney general may have a semi
friendly purpose in bringing the suit.
the statement reads, selecting the
Kellogg company as desirable com
pany on which to test the law. Such q
suggestion, it is said, was made te
| the company by representative O
the department OF Justice some three
months ago, but was declined because
the company objected to being mad'
the scapegoat. At the time 1t is salt
the representatives OF the department
of Justice frankly stated their belize
that the Kellogg plan of business wa
not only fair but so free from cor
spiracy and entangling legal iss"e
that 1t furnished an admirable ties
tcase."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-30

enemy with war preparedness"
that would enforce peace. He argued
that the United States in 1918 had
made the DAEtake OF being unprepared
anG that disaster for a time stared
this country In the face.
II we had been prepared not TO
invade but to resist INVADERS de-
clared Colonel Roosevelt, there
would have been no war in 1918. Any
history, English or American. will
tell you that. do not argue for the
greatest standing army nor the
greatest navy. 1t Is for an enlcient
army and an efficient navy that
plead in the interests of peace.
with other nations ready to Fly a
any and all throats and in view Of
the island possessions which we mus
protect, there is always possibility o
war. And we cannot always be al
successful as we were during the re
cent war with Spain, when we wer'
unprepared with an army and a nav,
| that appeared far better on pape
than 1t really was"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-30

Christmas with his parents in Kahoka.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Slaughter are
the guests Of their daughter. Mrs.
James Shackelford, in Kansas City.
Mrs, Mary Louise McDermott. wife
OF the late William McDermott, pass
ed away at Rochester, Mimi, Thurs
day, December 10. following an opera
ton for cancer, aged eighty-two years.
The remains were brought to Kahoka
Saturday morning. Funeral services
W ere conducted from the home Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. w. =.
Laidley. Interment in Kahoka ceme-
terry Deceased had been resident OF
Clark county for about forty-fve years
The husband, who died in 1897, was
the founder OF the Clark County say
ings bank. Two children, J. w. Nc
Dermott, cashier OF the Clark County
Savings bank. and Mrs. Lucy Turner
of Kahoka, survive.
| Marriage licenses have been issued
| the past week to the following: 30
seph H. Taylor, of Williamstown, ane
Dollie White, of Kahoia; Theo. =
Kirchner. Of kahoka, and Miss Iner
asa M. Renner, OF Winchester; Ia!
March, of Wyaconda. and Miss Riii'
CLEO SAWYER, of Wyaconda; William
4 A. Egbert and Miss Bessie Farns
worth. Of Wiliamstown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-30
DoNNELLsoN.
= . = . . . 5 . = = y . =

Miss Lena Armknecht spent Christ
mas at Charleston.
Miss Mamie Harpness Of Farming
ton visited with Miss Hazel Grant the
past week.
MT. and Mrs. John Frank of Mt.
Sterling spent Christmas with home
folks.
Miss Laura M. seyb returned to
Keokuk Thursday morning after
spending several days with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Gibson and son
of Red Oak are visiting relatives IL
our city.
Mrs. v. NJ. Schmidt and son left
for Mt. Sterling Thursday morning
for a several days visit at the Jno.
Frank home.
Mrs. X. M. Taylor visited in Keo-
kuk several days the past week.
Bob Lowenberg of St Joe is visit
ing home folks.
] Miss Leila Mattern Of Alexandra
! visited with her parents Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. G. w. Holdefer and SON Rob
ert returned to Mendoza, Mo, Frida!
morning to pack their household
goods preparatory to moving to Can
tril.
Mrs. Brown and son Wilbur OF KEEL
logg, Ia, are visiting her dauginte
Mrs. VIM Butler.
Mrs. John Overton. Jr., OF ella.
Grove was trading at the Dickey stor'
Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Gibson of Red Oak an,
: the Misses Laura and 11eona Gibsol
were Keokuk callers Friday.
Mrs. Rev. Bentsinger and chilorel
> Of Batavia, Ia. visited relatives 4
: our vicinity the past week, returnin
to their home Monday.
The Booster club for the Donnei
son park will give a play THE o.
y Maids Conference" at Krehbiel's ha
. on New Years eve. IT will be he'll
in the nature of watch night part
= SO one and all come and help tn
:. young folks and have good time, Il
: that is certainly assured you.
g We wish all the readers OF IN
:, Gate City a Happy, Prosperous Ne
Year.
Walter scheurs of Chicago is Vi
= iting home folks.
re Rem Harmon of Des Moines vistt
v at the H. Meinhardt home the pa
- week.
10 Mr.. O'Neill was a business visit
Y in Keosauqua Friday.