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The evening world., 1912-03-29
Sems Things That May Hap
pen n Women Have : Say
b Sporting Events.


lUxxs u H. NV FuuEDutu9 ".
(ISs NSv Ycsh world.
WYNN female suffrage In Cali
w ssrnAA. aAar womaa 10 bssinn.ns
W - out some ios. I see In the
nsws eat . San Tnsooasoo gentleman
~ N1nt want 10 pay . taiior's bill
iaoaeo uoa riAl ~ . jury of women.
T1e NJ hooked ne clothes over criti-
eaa1v asl asssdsa Skat they didn't At.
~ - 1bdn't have 10 pay the bfll.
Afe9 ~ auty, why not . f0w other
thAaODf One Of these nns days We may
~ ehak Niss Tussandfeathes. the
ceoeos12sd nsessss. disqualified KID
WSQU bsoAuss he hair want properly
ouueo1. Whsa they sart Ncins again
n CaiDorusa the owpsrs win have to
~ eat o0e0O Of the latest fashion.
Qnn4 0Ay overlook . winner o. two.
TAAkHs0 scout the iadiss. I have
. Isttsr from Bny Gibson in
seoolng . gentle misave from q
y~ong IaAy VINO evidently wants 70 get
mt training for . trip to London.
TAs inclosurs runs this way:
0aAaBectaAv. N. r.. March -. iSl1.
0ns Dsr-knowfng that you have
= nush q boxing going on and all
q thm 9 bove. how about put
~ - Q toxing mstch between
0oBOoG. weigh ~ ana Austrian born,
Unve toksn quite IN interest In bog.
~ and en- quite sur ] could boz
o0y American gu across me SCUM.
~. ] IN quite sure n you could
1870 oono consideration IN this \
- beAg great sssUss 10 ANYBODY
- would tako up this matter.
Ioovong eeulA hsas from you o.
80 ~ ] remain.
Yours truly.
.............. (NAms and addre0).
q UTBR reading wyuism's isesss
"a svr I'm MT quite sure wnsehA
Ae - ''kjA1tng' o. his humor ID
sassassions. Tea have two gussses o.
that's
~. Robert EAsrsn.
y Sporting Editor Evening World.
a New York City:
Dear Dob-Incioeed you will hnd .
lottof from . SRI who may become
~ female weltsrwslght champion Of
3 Psehsy a1oFa1and was not 90
~ looming ! WouQ ettempt 10
0aeeh him With Miss Olga N. It.
yeAn. even II he had to give away
. Nv poundA
Deb, what Q shame Il 10 to think
that soms people want TO stop boz
~. claiming Il TO be brutal sport.
elaim u 10 b scientific. gentle
apert. and 20 prove my claim this
t0etor viii bear ne out. for here 10
Q SRI. eighteen years old. weight
~ pounds. who would like to boz
aay other girl At her weight 10
America.
Just imagine In the old days. when
IT, so-caiisd prise fighters were
around boxing with bare knucklss
- ekin tght gloves. . promoter Of
60 Of tie otdtims prise hshts.
oehsluied 10 take place on some
iG,nnl. ana after travelling . few
lAyU In carriages receiving . letter
libo this from some girl wanting 70
~. what . liiRsrsncs IN the prise
0ghting days Of years 9 and the
present days Of scientific boxinsi
BEINY GIBSON.
The evening world., 1912-03-29

Gov. DIE h. jue nads tn spnounesmsnt that
State Athletic Commtsien .hieh has ssisasd ascs
Jim sylli,aa ssarsd; 4 i:w DAY: sc . y
thsrd commiaion9. but. iuddus from ~ latest
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

Boston, MaSS.-Arthur SaV1lle
and F. Vernon Wiley were ar
raigned in court today, charged
with violating alien contract la
Dor law. Waived examination.
Held to September grand jury un-
der $1,000 bail.
Norfolk; Va.-Henry de Wat
ers, 10, held for killing 2 persons
and wounding another, charged
that he shot them down when
they attacked father.
Neighborhood fight started
trouble.
Philadelphia. = Coroner gave
orders to exhume bodies of Fred
erick Hartmann and 2 children,
frsthusband and step-children of
Mrs. frost, Germantown saloon
owner, who, with her bartender,
Edmund Guenkel, is held for muir
der of her second husband, Fred
erick frost.
Ell Paso, Tex.-3 troops of 3rd
cavalry will be sent to Columbia,
N. M, to prevent any further
trouble by more than l, 100 rebels,
who are at Palomas, across bor-
der.
Grand Junction, Colo.-Baby
Crosse, born last night, weighed
Is pounds. Mother tips scales at
90.
London.-Gen. Booth, Saliva
ton Army, slowly sinking. Doc
tors admit he is in critical condi-
ton.
St. Louis, Mo.-Mrs. Halle F.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15

- IN Tabloid FOkM
one of mountain outlaws charged
with completely in Hillsville
courthouse murders, pleaded
guilty of murder in I'd degree. Is
years in prison.
Denver, CoI.-Harry Kaddish,
81, married to Mrs. Anna Lands
man, SO.
Washington.-Fifth caucus of
Democratic members of House
called to consider battleship> de-
cided on one dreadnought a year.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Laura and
Gladys Hanson, Chicago, rescued
from drowning in Lake Mime
tonka when their boat capsized.
Peru, Ind.-Earl Jarvis, 10,
shot and probably fatally wound
ed Ray Moon, IA, while playing
Indian.
MlIlIlcdpOllS, NllIlIl.--NIOV. 6D-
erhardt has announced that he
will be candidate for renomina-
ton.
Colorado Springs, Gotham
about 50, apparently demented,
arrested in connection with muir
der of Signe A. Carlzen.
San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua.
Rebels. under Gen. Menas, suf-
fered heavy loss in 4th attack on
Managua.
American marines, selected for
their sharpshooting ability, stood
in front of American house and
picked rebels off one by one.
Go1I1r11h11s n Harry M
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

day, The Star Herald acknowledges
a friendly visit from Mr.. Riley.
The Pocahontas orchestra, com.
posed Of II. w. Schoonover, Geo.
Powers and Will Fisher, furnished
the music for a mighty nice Thanks.
giving ball at Biggers last Thurs
day night.
w. NJ. Ulmer of Brockett, breed
er of fine Duroc Jersey hogs, was a
business caller Saturday morning.
He is advertising some extra fine
hogs for sale. See his ad in the
Star Herald.
A novel election wager was set
tied at Imboden recently, when j..
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

Miss Ouida Bennett visited at her
home at shannon Saturday night
aud Sunday.
NJ. McNabb was down from
Maynard Saturday on business.
Lavelle Hughes OF Manson spent
Saturday night with his aunt, Mrs.
j. II. Thomas.
Mrs. Ella Phipps Of near Brock.
EFT visited her parents here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Esq. j. a. Rogers was over from
Sharum Monday.
W. G. Bennett of shannon called
at this office Saturday and moved
his subscription up for another year.
Drew Bowers, who is teaching at
Concord, spent the week end with
his parents here.
Luther Gentry aud family Of
near Walnut Ridge visited relatives
here Sunday.
j. X. johnson aud Dewitt la.
good of Middlebrook were in Poca-
uoutas on business Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Pinkston was visit.
ing at Bigger first of the week.
Rev. aud Mrs. +. G. Nicely were
visiting friends at Reyno last Sat
lrday night and Sunday.
Prof. w. J. johnson, principal
Of the Reyno schools, was in Poca.
honlas Saturday on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. +. Shannon
were visiting at w. G. BENEFITS
near Shannon last Sunday.
John Kizer made a business trip
to Reyno first of the week.
Misses Maggie Johnson Of Reyno
and Ruth Slaughter of Biggers were
visiting home folks. last Sunday.
DIR. ]. j. Johnson of Biggers
spent Sunday with friends in Poca-
hontas.
L. IL. Clark OF Reyno was in
Pocahontas Monday and paid us a
pleasant visit.
Will Rush was visiting his fam
lily at Ravenden Springs last Friday
and Saturday.
S. A. ID. Eaton was at Poplar
Bluff hrst of the week looking after
the business Of some clients in that
city.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

Noel Iemmons, who is attending
school at Maynard, visited home.
folks here Saturday night aud Sun
day.
DAILY Wyatt of Birdell spent
Saturday night ia Pocahontas,
guest at the home Of o. a. Lem
mons.
Miss Hattie I.ansdell left Mon
day for Kcnnctt, NO. whore she
will spend the winter with her
brother.
Rev. w. Q. llamil, pastor Of the
Baptist church, filled his regular
appointments here Saturday night
aud Sunday.
j. 5. Warner, who never fails to
bring us a load of fine wood about
this season Of the year, made his
annual contribution last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Lewis went
over to Walnut Ridge Saturday to
visit their new grandson, the son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Lewis.
FoR SALE-A fine team of
young horses, with harness and
wagon. Apply to F. NJ. Gebhart,
Pooahontas, Arkansas. l5.tf
Miss Edna Throgmorton of
Ingram visited relatives here Satur.
day aud Sunday. She left Sunday
afternoon for Shannon, where she
has charge Of the winter school.
Henry Gschwend, Jr, made a
business trip TO Poplar Bluff first
of the week. lie went up to pur.
chase some material and machinery
for the Gschwend wagon shop.
Mrs. J. G. Hughes and little son
of Walnut Ridge were visiting in
Pocahontas Sunday, guests of Mrs.
Hughes mother, Mrs. Q. II. Flow
ers.
NJ. n. King called Saturday and
checked up for another years read
ing of his old county paper. He
also had his address changed from
Elm Store to Dallas.
w. c. King of Dalton, accom-
panied by his brother, Nose, passed
through Pocahontas Saturday en-
route home from a short visit over
on the east side.
]. s. Riley, editor of the Wal.
MT Ridge Blade, was shaking hands
with friends in Pocahontas Mon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!. Local and otherwise
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

{. L. Cook, one Of oar friends OF
near town, called Saturday morn
ing.
MIR. aud Mrs. Tom speioe were
visiting at Biggers last Friday
night,
Mrs Anna Martin and children
visited relatives at Reyuo Thursday
night
Misses Alma and Moina Spikes
visited IN Pocahonlas over Sunday,
i'll. jackson Of Dalton was a
pleasant caller at oar office last
Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Bigger returned sa,ur'
day from short visit to relatives
and friends at Biggers.
4. NJ. Alexander OF Reyno was
in town on business last Friday and
paid us a pleasant visit.
q. l.. Broom Of Dalton was OF e
Of our welcome visitors last Friday.
II. II. Collins, who has been
workin, at Springfield for several
weeks is at home for short visit.
T. w. Ryburn, a good farmer Of
the east side was in Pooabontas on
business Saturday.
NJ. II. Armstrong, county judge,
returned Friday from a business
trip to the western part If the state.
Luther Pratt Of Ingram visited
relatives in Pocahontas Friday
night.
w. ii. Skrnnsr made a business
trip to Poplar Bluff last Friday.
DIR. G. w. Brumley, who was
very sick here last week, is able to
be about again.
Soula vandergrif of near Cave
mar was in town on business Satur-
day.
George II. Lemmons Of near
Birdell was in town Saturday morn
ing on business.
Ed Crismon Of Lorine spent Sun
day with Pocahontas friends.
Sid Carroll Of Reyno was a guest
of special friends here Sunday
afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

J. Estes, we'll known democrat,
rode along Main street on the back
of G. G. Dent salBull Moose lawyer,
A great crowd witnessed the
"stunt."
b. F. Bigger OF Biggers was
houored again last week when he
received an appointment from the
governors of about 80 states as
delegate to the National Deep
Water Ways Convention which
meets IN Washington, d. c., next
week. Mr.. Bigger regrets very
much that owing to pressing busi-
ness matters he will be prevented
from attending.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

Mason Stacy aud J. l.. Knots
went down TO w. G. Benefits last
Sunday to visit F. n. LeSieur, who
was very sick at the Bennett home.
]. w. Segraves of Holmes was
in Pocahontas Saturday and handed
MS a dollar TO apply on his sub
scription.
ID. S. Bennett of Jonesboro came
in Saturday in answer to message
announcing the serious illness Of his
brother, Myrt.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Lewis Of
Walnut Ridge are the proud parents
of fine Is pound BOY born last
week.
Mrs. Tommie Deaton, who visit
ed relatives here last week, left
Saturday for her home at Vastus,
Mo. y
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
| Asked a
Society Woman

'What is your most valued me-
dunn of home entertainment and per-
sonal pleasure 2"
my Eimball AcneIodic Player
Piano" she replied while it is true
that art. sculpture, the work of the
goldsmith, quaint carvings from the
far East and the marvellous tapestries
of France all have their devotees,
they do not speak the universal Ian
guage of music.
81 must tell you very amusing
thing that happened recently during
a reception / held in honor of Mrs.
b. Early in the evening my twelve
year old son, wishing TO amuse him
self, went to the ballroom on the
third floor, and from the distance we
heard music; all the guests stopped
to listen TO beautiful rendition of
Liszt's rhapsodie. Thinking it part
of the evenings program they APP
plauded vigorously, making haste TO
INQUIRE the name of the artist. You
can imagine their surprise when I
told them that the artist was my boy
playing a Kimball Player Piano.
1--WE also use It continually for
dances and informal musicales. Il
is undoubtedly the most valued
source of pleasure and entertainments
cur home possesses"
The KimhaIl Acmelodlc Player
Piano has the essentials necessary
20 reproduce hand-played music.
This instrument plays the full
scale, SO notes-plays Kimball or
any ss-note roll-full, round, rich,
mellow tone--selected materials, best
workmanship, roll-Ruiding device,
Acmelodic sololst, ten exclusive Inn
provements. music roll library priv.
ileges.
We will take your "nevsr-played"
piano In part payment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18

Atlanta lodge. No 523, Loyal Order
Of Moose, gives s. week sickness or
accident, 500 funeral, free medical at
gentiun members and family. Dues 75c
per month For Moose free University
free tuberculosis Sauifarimn, tree Home
Tor Aged and lnhrm, Doc quarterly NJ
assessments. .Non-SpCtaTlap. Non pulit-
ical only reliable men wanted. Boxers
will not apply
The initiation fee OF Atlanta lodge for
a short time is S5-only 81 with apulica-
zion and So when initiated. Later S25
Examination 81 Medical examiners. Or
9. s. Rhodes 602-G03-G04 Atlanta Bank
building; Or w. II. Hoey 30 -302 Walton
building Get examined early please. II
is iwportant You should join today and
save $40
n. WALDO KENNEDY.
NatiOval Director,
12l Peachtree Street, Gambler Building
Telephone Ivy 5147 p o. Box l404
Office open day and evening. We'll
come TO one and all. tAdvt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
BOSTON BAKER BOWS
TO ATLANTA PUBLIC
WITH D. ZAKAS co.


Immediate success has crowned the
efforts of the d. Zakas bakery in Sc
curing the services Of Phillip Thompson
the Boston expert who has charge of
the bakery Of this Atlanta concern. His
baking especially of bread and cake.
has become a revelation TO the Atlanta
public. and the new down town store of
d. Zskls. at 80 PeaChtree-Five Points
-haS done "a splendid business from
tire day nf opening
The store is as sanitary. clean and
beautiful as modern methods and mon
es can make it tAautA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18

When Brown Seouard launched his Life in 1889 as
specific for preene conditions sank out of sight but
only crude development Of the of extracts made from
various and today Of the most marked results
ing disease is to be had with these extracts
Take for instance Brigh Disease Years ago Soils Cohen
pointed out that the of certain animal extract beneficial
of Bright but it fell into dsuse for the
that the doctor failed to realize that the essential thing
the diagnosis and when in order good
results and only recently has 1t been brought out that probably
in certain forms of Brights Disease have specific in this
tract
how Obesity be relieved positively by use
know that in skin affections like Eczema Psoriasis
have extracts that give most wonderful results,
In diseases peculiar to the female the of and
extracts have been found where decade would
have thought that nothing but the knife to be thought
Very many the Chronic diseases that years
thought incurabe today readily anenabe but
probably nowhere has the benefit been marked than in the
various organic affections and III neurashena certain
serrms almost true specifics
Those who read my various articles know give great
to diagnosis and why many Doctors condemn these
extracts and that they fail to understand when
in order to get the best results given ndcmnae they often
do more harm than good
Then too diagnosis Laboratory methods are today
revoutionzng medicine by giving better knowledge of the
existing pathological conditions.
That diagnosis essential shown by the following
gentleman under the treatment by pair of those quac
Doctors who decry advertising but who really of
advertising by writing articles for proprietary preparations au
them that the house will reprint their articles and
send them out Free they had been giving their pet vaccine
until the patient who getting steadily by the
advice of friend consulted me.
Any free advertiser would known the
Indicated and proper examination showed trifmg
liberation of sensitive portion Of the anatomy which
promptly relieved under methods and naturally the
relief superativey Spectacular the doctor who
this field must not forget that precision and attention to details
important well know what will when the
condition is once known.
This whole subject has been of especial interest for
twenty and though have been steadily i'll the work
for thryve years candid enough admit that there
is much yet learn
this line of work. or those interested
difficult chronic diseases will be pleased have call for
examination and consultation which will be free of charge Write
for Essays on Health
Office hours, to daily; Sundays and holidays 10 to L
Ne!Sn6A@;n&@:
Brown Randolph Building Sc Marietta Street.
Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
THE CURE OF
CHRONIC DISEASES
BY EXTRACTS AND
SERUMS
TN nothing has the advance in scientific medicine been ~
fOrciby expressed and been wildly evident +b
the advance knowledge of the disease
various
The development of this very and only dates back

about twenty years, and indeed we are at pray.
ent only beginning to see the daylight regard.
ing its exact value.
Beginning with the researches of Oeata
and Jasuhara two Japanese), we can trace its
development down through the work of Behrnp
and Kitasato, mingled with that of Pastepr
Metchinkotf, Schwann, Jenner, Roux, BechDer
and a score of others until medical literatnra
today is rich in indicating it's steady advance
and it seems that we are just on the eve of still
greater advances.
Much has been done that has reference to
preventing disease and much more in hepipo
to cure many conditions that had been thought
incurable, or at the best only cured by the
knife and the risks that attend the best Of
SURGICAL skill
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-04-18

d..
VIII McKern returned Saturday
evening from spending a week at
Shenandoah experimenting the dig
ging- and packing of the nursery
stock for his many customers for this
springs delivery.
j. Wesley Chew, of Pleasanton,
came up last Thursday and took the
Overland touring car home which
he purchased of H. A. Wright. He
was accompanied by G. M. Wheeler
and DR.. o. E. Macy.
Mesdames B. S. and G. Pruyn and
children departed Saturday for Col
umbus, Kas., where their husbands
preceded them a few days. The Pruyn
Bros. will open a new moving picture
theatre at Columbus.
l.. p. VanWerden went to Des
Moines Monday to visit his brother,
DR.. Will VanWerden, a few days, and
will also go to Wichita, Kansas to
look after some business matters be-
fore returning home.
w. A. Allbaugh departed Tuesday
on "a trip to Saskatoon and other
points in Canada. Billy is figuring
on a deal for lot of Canadian land
if it suits him, but we hope he will
not decide to leave Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Lemley were
called to Bedford Monday to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Philip
Jackson, who died in a hospital at
operated upon for a cancer.
S. c. Penniwell returned last Fri
day from Decatur City, where he has
been working for several weeks
building big new barn for w. H..
Golfer on his farm southwest of De-
catur, which is now completed.
Mrs. Dollie Kinds returned to her
home in Chicago Monday after a
short visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Albee.
Her sister, Miss Bessie Albee, as
companied her as far as Charlton.
v. S. Bracewell, who had been Wis
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
F. G.. Grove and other relatives
southeast of Leon, departed Tuesday
afternoon for Gillette, Wyoming
where he expects to spend the sum-
mer.
M. F. Grimes returned last Friday
from six days stay in Des Moines,
where he attended the spring con-
vention of the managers of the
twelve Kraft Clothing Stores. While
there they were visited by many of
the representatives of the leading
wholesale clothing and furnishing
goods firms, for an order for the big
Kraft stores is worth going after.
Miss Winnie Rhoades went to Gar
den Grove Monday for a short visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MandreW Holland. She left yester-
day for her home near Belle Fouche,
S. D., where she has claim. Her
sister, Miss LaNelle Rhoades accom-
panied her as far as Miller, S. D.,
where she will spend the summer at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Bertha
Wilson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-04-18

G.. NJ. Keller left Friday on a bus
mess trip to Charlton, and from
there goes to locate for time at
engage in the real estate business,
but we will expect to see him once In
while Ia this city. M
Mrs. j. S. Warner and sons, Jack
and Joe, departed last Thursday for,
their home at Russellville, Ark, af-
ter an extended visit with relatives
here. Mr.. Warner Joined them at
st. Joe, where he went the previous
day to look after some business mat
tiers.
Jacob Ross was called to Jerome,
Iowa. Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his oldest brother G.. w. Ross.
who died at his home at Jerome on,
Monday at the advanced age of sc
years. Like Uncle Jake he was one
of the boys who wore the blue dur
ing the civil war.
Mrs. George Israel, Of Charlton,
passed through this city last Satur-
day enroute to Bolivar, Mo-. where
she goes for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meter. Mrs.
Israel will be remembered as Miss
Hattie Meter, former popular
young lady of Leon.
Mrs. Lewis Cannon and children,
of Akron, Mo-, came last Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. l.. Cannon, of Eden township,
and to have her little son treated
by a Leon physician, the little fellow
having received severe injury from
fall recently, which injured his
back.
Willis Graves, the popular cigar
salesman of Ottumwa, was in Leon
Tuesday supplying our dealers with
Havana Spikes, Scottische Rite and
other brands of good cigars which
are manufactured by Graves & Son.
And by the way there are pile of
their cigars smoked in this city, for
every dealer handles them.
Miss Clara Siefken, of Omaha, ar
rived Tuesday evening for stay Of
several weeks in this city. She viii
take charge of the music at the
Presbyterian church and also give
instructions in vocal music to pri-
vate pupils and classes. Miss Sief-
ken has many friends in this city
who are pleased to have her here
again, for she is one of the sweetest
and most talented singers ever heard
in this city.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-04-18
RECITAL AT DAVIS CITY.


Lucille will give public recital at
public cordially invited
Duncan Meir
BOZarh
First STEP"
Sunbeams,' -
Elizabeth
Fairy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L. streabbog
Robert Gates
s. H. Speck
Maude Teale
"Larkng Cupid F. H. Losey
L. A. Bugbee
McClaran
Man,"-Duet. Carl Wolf
Maude Teale
me wolverine D. 1hncon
"Star of the Sea-, A. kennedy
Bailey
"Sivery Stars" H. Losey
Chas V. Cloy
June Bug Dance f. Hoist
Richard Hoffman
Mary Teae
Dream" LIE Hache
Homer NJ Bartlett
Alta Severe ..y