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The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
BILL FOR. The STERLING ASPHALT

A motion was made and carried 10
present the Sterling Asphalt Company
with a bill Of $50 for the putting out
Of the fire there on the eighteenth of
July. The plant is outside the city
limits and the plant pays no fire taxes,
oevertheless the fire department as
out there all day aud worked hard at
putting out the fire. For these rea
sons 1t was thought to be no more
than fair to present the Asphalt people
with bill for services rendered.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
CHANU1E'S MATA. PROF. At PRINCETON

l. E. Gilman is visiting friends
in this city for few days. Mr..
Gilman was elected mathematics
Professor IN the Chanute high
school last year and after two
months work was permitted by the
board to resign in order to take a
position offered him at the Agricul-
tural college at Manhattan. Mr..
Gilman was chosen as instructor OF
mathematics IN Princeton Univer-
sity for this year. He is counted
one of the strongest mathmaticians
# his age in this country and de-
,erves the recognition he has
-ecelved.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
Market Report.

Kansas City Stock Yards. Aug. s. 1912.
Cattle run today is larger tnan n
any previous Monday this year, fooo-
ing up $4,000 cattle, not Including
1400 calves that came in. owners
all over the held show disp' stion
to hold calves back, hence prices are
25 to so cents above week ago,
though a shade lower today, best
at SO Stock steers bring 81 80 to
So IS
Hog supplies today 1000 head here,
market s 10 10 higher, top SS 373
bu k So 20 10 So 35
Sheep and lambs are steady today,
oest spring lambs 81 80. we'her>
worth up to $4 40, ewes "a Feed lng
lambs or,n s. TO s. 50 Run ls iight
today, 1000 head
A 4 RICKART,
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
THE TRIALS OLA TRAVELLER

81 am travelling salesman, writes
E. E Youngs, E Berkshire VT,
"and was often troubled with consti-
patton and indigestion till began TO
use DR. Kings New Ii Pills which |
have found an excellent remedy. "
For all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles they are unequaled. Only
2jc at All Druggists
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
OIL BOOM FOR, ERIE.

Az Chanute is not the onlw town
affected ia This locality by hhe uli
unum. The price Of oil. which has
been rising fer some time has made 1t
profitable fer the owners Of wells
aud leases TO go inJo The oil b1sinesS
4gain. The OIL fields about Erie were
never drained. The wells were
plugged and some Of the leases given
up because she extremely low price
.of crude made tie running of oil
leases uupI OfiJable. Now land is be-
ing released and wells pu& down.
Some good producers .hage been
brought 10.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
COLLECTOR IN TROUBLE

william Moran who has been col
lecting for the carlton Cemetery
association refuses to give up s34 20
which he has collected for the associ-
otion He has been arrested but
waived examination and was bound
over to district court under a bond OF
$500.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
TheCOrreCt Time

Is sometimes a matter OF great
Importance. A watch that doesn't
tell the correct time is just as bad as
no watch at all. Ifyour watch shows
40 inclination to be eccentricor un-
steady In Its habits, bring 1t to us and
we will put 1t In shape at very rea-
sonable cost.
O. e. CONKLlN. the Jeweler
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09

FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
thereby announce that will be canuluate
In the primary for nomination as the kepuph-
can candida-e e for the office of county super
intendent of public instruction"
W.R. WILLIS.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
THE FREE LIST OF THE ELECTRIC PLANT

1t is not surprising that the cleo
trio fund does not increase as fast
as the gas fund does. To those
who understand and those who do
not understand why it is the fol ow-
ing list will furnish some idea of
where the monev of the electric
light plant goes. This is what is
known as the free list, that is, it is
the electricity consumed from which
the city does not realize cent,
According to the report of the
Supt. of electric light the free list for
the month of July is as follows
Offices fan and the hanging of
it. ....... $40. IS
Arc lamps and poles. ........ S73; 90
Wiring and lamps In city
nail ..-....."- ....- J. ~
Lighting public buildings. ........-$I5"
Street arc lights S357.6o S9b
900 K. W. at &C.
White way .....---.........,.,.. I'll so
Labor on lamps and globes. SI2
Material and labor on auditor
lum ...... pcZ'
Connecting police light. So Sc
Total of all the free list .S874.44
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09

In Kansas last month two children
who we're bitten by mad dogs died o.
bvarophobia. They we're worth more
than all the dogs in the state.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS

There by announce myself as candidate for
the nomination for second term TO the ONCE
of Register of Deeds subj to the Kepuoiicah
primaries.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
EnR RkEPRESENTATIVE

thereby announce myself as candidate be-
fore the Republican primaries for second
term as Representative Of this district
A. H, TURNER.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
CLERK OIL THE COURT

Chas. Hoefle of Mission township announces
himself as n candidate for clerk of the district
court of this county subj ect to the Republican
Primary,
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
FOR STATE SENATOR

thereby announce my candidacy lot o'a'o
6 nator of this district, composed OF Neosho
and Wilson counties, subjec to the acVion Vi
the Republican primary
BEN S, PAULEN.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
FOR COUNTY CLERK

thereby announce myself as candidate ior
county clerk for a second term subject to the
action of the Republicans Of Neosho county
w. e. NEAL.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
LOCAL

parents In OTTAWA.
Miss Lucy Burris Is visiting her
brother In Wichita.
Misses Lula Hose and Gladys Cone
spend Sunday in lola.
Miss Hazel Mills has returned fro m
a short visit in Thayer.
Miss Hazel Wright of Parsons spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. D. p. DCnakin and Miss Gene
We've are visiting in Fredonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. W. Kuehner
spent Sunday in Kansas City.
Mrs. f. G. Gordy visited over Sun
day with relatives in Toronto.
=. Roe Walker, foreman Of the Time
sett Office, is taking his vacation.
Miss Mildred Hotelling went to
Savannah, Mo-, SATURDAY. night.
Miss Stella Adams is working for
the Harlow Dry Goods company.
Bea Cunningham is taking her
months vacation from Rosenthal's.
Ralph and Lucina Ermey are visit
ing their cousin Miss Nina Sare 10
Erie.
Arch Wallar AID party drove TO
Parsons yesterday In WallaF's Case
touring car
Mrs. Mable Campbell Of Independ-
ence spent Sunday in Chanute with
her parents.
Mrs, w. }. Norton and daughter
Helen and son Joseph retNrned Sun
day from two weeks visit in Ros
we'll, N. M
Ethel Gundy and We're Downing
left for Fredonia for short visit
with Vere's aunt.
Miss Ethel Flowers is working
again at Rosenthais after taking her
summer vacation.
h. E Coulter drove his Hartford
Pope to lola yesterday. The roads
were Ia great shape.
Floyd Stacy, wife aud baby with
two friends drove up from Parsoas
Sunday IN car to visit friends.
TIE Golden Woman Embroidery
club meets this evening at the home
of Miss Glen Vlieton on West Main.
!. Leonard McColm returned today
from spending the week end with
relatives and friends in Cherokee and
and Pittsburg.
Miss Bessie Ermey who works at
Stroud, Oklahoma for The State Board
of Pharmacy is visiting her parent:
during her summer vacation.
ReA Bryan of Severly Kansas is go
ing to- preach this evening at Fret
J. Will Baptist church at eight o'clock
!, The church is OH West Mulberry,
5 Walter Peterson ex-colored police.
man on the city force who was fnet
{ five dollars for being drunk on Jul,
e 3Oth has paid his fine and was dis
= charged.
nj w. c. Provin received word from
d his brothers, Horace and M. c
'r Provin of Ridgeway, Mo. that the
N recently had their house burn an
lg lost its contents as we'll.
"a Mrs. julia Cronk of Idaho start
home tod9y, after good long vlsl
=; oe with her father, Wesley Cole. Nj
Cole will accompany her as far a
20 20 Kansas City to visit his son.
]. T. Dennis was employed by ii
Good Roads commission to clean IL
brush off on the north road and CT
ue the weeds there. The road is one
IT the most travelled roads near Cha
e. mute and has been in need Of a clea
e up all summer.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
For TREASURER

thereby announce thatl I amGa candidate
for the nomination Of county treasurer on the
Republican ticket at the primary electlon 10
be held on August 9Th
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09

Mrs. Walter Evans of Virgil, Kas.,
is visiting friends here for few
days.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

announce myself as candl'ate lor
second term as Judge of this district
j, w, FINLEY,
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
CLERK OF THE COURT

David w. Olson CT Big Creek township an
ounces himself as candidate for clerk OF
the district court of this county subject to the
Republican primary.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09

Old papers for sale at Office. scents
a hundred.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09

Mrs. Nicholas Barth has returned
from Kansas City
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
For COMMISSIONER

FOR COMMISSIONER
hereby announce myself as CANDIDATE ior
commissioner of the Third District suo>ec' 10
the action of the Republican primary
Fred G. Alexander,
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09

Miss Carrie Duncan left Monoay
for an indefoite stay in Plainwell'
Mich.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-09
FOR SHERIFF

wish to announce that will be canoioa'e
for sheriff of Neosho county at the coming
primary election. subject to the VIII OF 'ne
Republican voters
The Meeker herald., 1912-10-12
LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLOAADO, INITIATED NY PErl.
TlON UNDEA THE INITIATIVE

AMI E6V ESAA&NUuAs
Notice q hereby given that at the
Fifth day Of Noyem6er. a. p. ;; 1872;
electors Of the State Of Colorado. for
their approya! or rejection. the follow
in5 Law q shs state nS Sf Cole Ss
Initiative and Referendum. which in
itiated petition contained the sigma
% ienn hs Der of
erds eerdsnee Sa with the Law. LAW and filed In the
Gsf e sss & sts'i s. 1872
Tss iss.s s ;usa
Article s Of the Constitution Of the
state Of Colorado. providing for the
Initiative and Referendum.
The proposed law OF the State OF
An ACT 70 DEcLARE THE EMPLOY
TuRiNd, MhNr or MEeHAkfcAE HsHhe Il AND 1DiIE MER
IAUNDRIEs. HOTELS AND RES
HH9ETHlsA HAaE4M ANp IL s6 6ANdEKoHs !SigN5Hss IL IL
SNP idyIHS LiSTT 81 TIE Ena4ks N0YKs Sa SF sklb EM
YioGATIoN IHEHEoE To ~ 4
N M tcoNFIIcA AiIs TT FHEAkWiTa. EAkvs III ACTS
Be IL Enacfed BY the People Of the State of
Colorado:
section I. Employment Of females
In any and all manufacturing, mechan-
ical and mercantile establishments.
laundries, hotels and restaurants. is
hereby declared to be Injurious to
health and dangerous to life and limb.
Section :. No female shall be en-
ployed in anv manufacturing, mechan-
icai OF mercantile establishment. iaun-
dry, hotel or restaurant In this State
more than eight go hours during any
endsr day. The hours Of work may be
ment Of females at any time. provided.
more than eight ts) hours during the
Section 3. Any person, persons. firm.
co-partnership. association, company or
corporation violating any Of the pro-
visions of this Act shall be deemed
guilty of q misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction thereof, shall be punished by
fine of not less than Fifty $4,000
Dollars nor more than Five Hundred
Ii, the county jail not less than thirty
(30) days nor more than six 90
months. or bv both such fine and i'm.
prisonment. Every days violation OF
the provisions of this Act shall consti-
tute . separate offense.
Section 4. All acts and parts Of acts
In conflict with the provisions Of this
Act are hereby repealed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State Of Colorado, a:
The Meeker herald., 1912-10-12

Nosies q hsr.ey siysa that .t g.. s
asts ,s v M - e e .Ss aa.liied
sSsir aYpr6yal ys rejection. the follow
sst,pSs ~ SeSffe;tS g a. ssass q co,orsdo C ini
ttafed BY Pstltion under ths Initiative
snd Rsfsrs snduH, which initiated petit
stUa sSaa sss rsquirsd namber OF legal "a % vot-
rs14 Auiy verified. In accordance with
Sssrstsry of STATE on the Fifteenth
1ay Of 1EHRUARY. A. d. 1919. At 1915
prsSsesd amsndment to the constitu-
tlep Il found In Section ] of Article
q the Constitution OF the state Of Colo:
..isss.ssn ss'se q &. ss.ss q ce,sr.de ]. :.
Az 4Sr TO AMEND THE coNsT1TU- 70,
NADO By ADDING rhEnETo AN
NunSEEnn NuInnSEn AND bEsiuNATEp As
.ARIICLG XXI lNIoxlcATINo
10 IL E~scssi ~ tao People Of the gssts Of
That IL. Constitution Of the state
Of Colorado be amended by adding
numbered ana dssignated A. "Arttcto
XXI. Intoxicating Liquors." which
said Article 10 added shall read - foi-
ARTICLE XXI.
5,A Intoxicating Liquors.
No person, association or corporation
for sale or gift. any Intoxicating IL
QuorS: and NO psrs0n. associattoa Or
corporation snail import into this state
Eift; And no person. association or cor ,
poFation shall. Within this state. sell
Quors or offer any Intoxicating liquors
Ter sale. barter or trade. frovided.
however, that the handing Of intoxi-
msntai purposss may b. provided for
BY stasgts; ,,-pror h.v.
herSunto al my hand and affixed this
Great Seal or tbs state Of Colorado,
at the City Of Denver, this First Day o.
'e' - jAnEs B. PEARcL
(sEAIA) sscretary OF eteee.
The Meeker herald., 1912-10-12
C0a,O1ADO, iafriATED ny P8Tl-
ton UnInH ,,a T.H INITIATIVE

CsI0sADo. iafrlArED lY F.Ti.
FiON yRDNA TMN MFrIATasH
And nESEkEhDUM.
o,ssss s..s' E.sca 4 Sss:s' ID sSs:n =: sha'
Eisth DAY of November. A p. 1Sis,
h:I. w ?, s.s. u 70 as soa
:dso.s sssiE spp1oysi S Al o. rsj.esion. IL. follow
,r,i:ssa .ss hsxfersnaam MSIeS
laH lai.,s1.s sel le..i..sa eoss.inss ne sa: Sim @
s:I q i:f. yss;a G Per S;n n Hs e. as
sss: se:s.ss: g .i.s - "a ii;: i 4:
oesiSS S5 ~ ~ eeSlSff,naE$ ~ sff,na$ v M Ssaa III. ~
s1CSoMRl s!sS nclosH SaT ~ sS. n, = q q
Ths sH.hority scE ss2 3ssdasS NJ N ~
I sRS9&SeS&
st.ts al SoicfK Z dSss snz5vl = - al 49, Z n
Asl&Savs ny nrnnas.6 rna & isV 81 the state OF
coioTado y q foiiows:
ECRSEnnEHNXHh IUESEn HXh snizt1REl 81 focHI.
5rAHGNH bpHfoN tx f.AWs AND" OF ANY
0THER LAWS 9R MgMIGIfAL ~ M IL T2I Or 4
IDiNNNGlEaSp prnR nxCHANar. tjsE
sALG, ~, N Wv oT ANY iNTOX-
eating Ll9HopHIs1;a pI1a ph pasr ThG nE sAI.E:
ME iisn gHH gRH4HnTnR. Ter or GIVING AWAY;
And And rs rs PRoYI6E EoR THE 1881;
ANCE OF WNAS5MAiMyilnp nr Fl.
sEARSH M MSD SD1pPIIzNCEa tisED in
SHSESEEe SHEEeTfoN TMI a THEREWiTH; 70
PROVIDE PENAETui LIE 70 ppPCUTNfsIoNs
VloI.TAlIiIsoN Tlis ACT ~ M MAab MI. INWs
HEREiN REFERKEEp TO- AMD Ns Tp T1
REPEAL ~ "A ATrT TI1T EM ENp rNW rrWITu oh
ACTS iN CSShS y! X S.ooia ~ iks stase of
"e cosor.so: .
Section 1. If any person make
sworn complaint or atfidayit before
se3ors seS csres any COUNT Judge, or any Justice
:, OF the peace, within his county. that
he has reason TO believe and does be-
Ing soid, bartered. exchanGed. used or
riyen away, or kept for the purpose Of
being sold. bartsred.. exchanged. used
Of The state Of Colorado. and such af-
fidsvit shall describe the house or
place TO be searched and aon,y the things to
trict Judge or justice shall issue
warrant directed to any officer whom
.h: .nsi pnoesn.
ana ycommsndins him to search tho
premises described and designated In
Sch Z :sa. sna he susa asors
tainsd and ali impiements and para
.:ss ana ksp n.s
ar rivins away OF Intoxicating liquors
and to safelN keep the same and make
immediats return Ia on said inn,.rr.nas wsrsaas;
foand snsn shall Ss held .abiset to ne Or
ssns sS ss s;ss .; al; !, syI
dence in the prosscutlon ot 1ny Seso
for the violation OF any law IN connec
tion with which the seizure nss Deen
implements shall be prima faefs evi-
dence that the LIQUORS were Kept In
violation OF the law. ,.
Sec. !. W.nt. When uch ssirad as
The Meeker herald., 1912-10-12
Sec. RI. Nothing In this act shall ~
held to repeal. amend or In anywt4e

Sec. IT. Nothing In this act shall ~
asid to r'gsc aH.na srd,Ssnes or IN nsyv'sn no e
Ing Or prohibiting the sale, uss, 6artss
s.s s!y'1ss xsy q
1ulis. S. andsI S this ACT @ :hsii b. sailty
and shall be subject to . fine of nse
less than twssnty.fiys s nor moss to-
&anisie.l ss s seel oeealn.Scss ss' ana
sn.ss msy Il n like Ike manner ] a. Ssfors sss|
judges named In this Act. but sneosa
Complaint. warrant. action. and presl
the Police Mssistrats shall apply o.lS1
to the endorsement of municipal or4t-
and e the are ssa .ss ssp
Violation of such ordinances and al ps-
ee5ii eeepiy .9S 20 e: = sssSss
sppiy ad q I'll eitiss les .sistias under :Sss1
'' Sec. 70. Any justice Of the peace.
or any Judge o. any County court. ~
s. .ss .. rso soz ps.Ss an .aas cSsss i! 10
SAID .tstuts Or stat tutes 81 this statss1l
S.en %asn oommi.tsd sns % Il the eoSnty Or ass.a
trict. respectiyely. in which said judo
Or Justice Sf ., The Rsass z ..S siSstlns: snsll
Act It shall not bs nscssssry. that aay,
81 hss :: :d N IL tiny .nsl
's sss. Il. All act ACTS 'srsi or parts Of acts ~
conflict with this Act are hereby -
:. Sec. -: The keeping of intoxieatins.
ilGIioss vior Tor sale; SsFtsr. m s1isnsn6 t
sale, barter, exchange or giving aWA4'
Of Intoxicating LIQUORS In violation os
a1 q sSmss ss. ss. xny psssoo g ws
a. herein provided. be found guilty III
n saS :,I,s 4. :!
:tonicasiaE iiqIor.; Or the ksep,nS 81
sos Mhc .h. Ga yiol.t. ~.S az; of e.
ys0ns .a no, e ..s :a' hsa .s sso ?. nor ansS
county Jail not less than % Days: or fss
any person found Euilty under This Act,
:hsii bs panisS.d BY bs impri.onm:nt n is
yssrs Yea and not less Es than - ons year. and
the court before whom any such cou-'
sSn ny nso BE- srs.s sss :h. &: a.. !.
ss'.is s. psns1lelyn ns d.S.rSy.a ssss and Is. an
t tnst nSshins q sIHysS IN hi. .ss shah ss COO.
strued to repeal any other law ok tnei
s.sss pfoyidiqE fer prc.scSsins o. Pun ., 3 !:
or statutes Of the stats Of Colce.9al
prohibiting the sale. hArterlng. lexsa
Shanfins Of givins away of intoxs!sSJ
4.sa s sl.ss:s 1 8. !, sss,as ..,,s. i q
|iinT ter or SIsipst said law shsS
fH4eioe lq6aaD1 S90Al}q1k box
The Meeker herald., 1912-10-12

The enforcement by search and :
sotxure Of laws prohibiting
the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
AGAINST
Tho enforcement by search and
seisure OF laws prohibiting the
And shall Indicate his or her ap-
proval or rejection OF the proposed law
by placing 4 cross (f) after one OF
The votes cast for the adoption or
re lection of said law shall be canvassed
and the result determined by the laws
vassing OF votes for Representatives in
in WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the state of Colorado. at
the City of Denver, this First day of
October, A. D. 1912.
(sEAL) Secretary Of State.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-04

THEY lay. thoy win, they pay Won
four uIts. one secopd az state fair
1911. Il. o. R l. Reds. Notlod 40.
conaa and n y. hQoks Ewes and
chlcLa tor aale O. ~ Thomas. r. o
Box ~. "a cast Hazeldine b-s-c
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OF Interest to Women
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cupa OF boiling wafer Cook In
double boiler until thick: put In shell
and make meringue Of the two whites
Brown In oven.
Meringue-Whites OF two eggs. Ave
tablespoons OF powdered sugar, added
gradually, half teaspoonful vanilla;
cook eight minutes IN slow oven.
How 10 iron Napkins.
Fold them double. seivedge TO SEW
edge, perfectly even, and mangle sew
eral Of one time, then let them lie
rolled up IN towel for some time be-
fore ironing. TO iron them take ono
lac a time, shake out and stretch
evenly. lay out very smoothly on the
table with the right side uppermosi
and as square @s possible.
iron the right side first, then the
wrong, and back again on the right.
BE careful not 10 stretch the edges
out or shape and iron unth quite
dry They are ironed on bOtn sides
10 avoid having one side rogPh and
the other smooth, as sometimes hap
pen Give the hens an extra iron to
dry them well.
Table napkins can be soided either
In three or IN four, mold in the same
way as a table cloth, only on the OBJ
pos e side hria ng the firsi rieht
$40 outside ins.enl a. me wgong.
Got the ends Verv even. press The
fold In four across. making a square
again. Afr well before laying them
away
To fold r three, measure the sides
(hemsl FIRST, ana get them divided IN
10 three equal parts. Press them
down with an iron 70 keep them 10
place. then make the folds right across
and irolt them down and press WITH
the irOE once more.
u there il name, q must be on
the outside when The table napkin -
folded rs monogram or raised
initials iron well on the wrong side
20 make the embroidery stand out.
Saving Time and Energy.
The modern honsekeeper seldom
runs the danger of becoming a house
hold machine Those who are wise
make use of other women's time-Sav-
ers The homely wrinkle becomes
worth its weight IN gold.
Always rinse out saucepan with
water before boiling milk.' says one
friend. "and yoar saucepan VIII never
burn M the bottom
Another housokccper makes the dis-
c0vory that a lather of shaved white
soap, water and vinegar 10 excellent
as a means OF cleaning the inside or
bottles. In the case Of a vinegar or
sauoo-iained efuet flask, half q dozen
shot win remove yellow stains IN q
minute
After the kitchen work Of the morn.
ing ID over. a beginner generally finds
that the blackenod crust at the bot
tom OF kettles and pans has transfer
red itself IN an unwelcome way 10 her
hands Instead OF using soap. she
should try rupniag mem with a little
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-04
sCANDAL0Us GOSSIP
C0NvINCINGLY AND
PROMPTLY RESENTED

Palm Beach. Fla, March 4.--John
4. Martin OF New York Is hurrying
home 20 avoid arrest for his seBsa-
tional attack upon Albert T. Keveney,
also Of New York. The entire social
set. pausing IN the midst Of the busiest
portion of the winter season, INDUCED
today in gossip over the advent Of
the blackjack as social attribute and
over the talk thab preclpitated the
attack
Whether or not Mr.. Martin posaeaa-
ed a wife and baby In brooklyn, while
a shining light In the bachelor set OF
the winter resort. was the question
that engaged tho fashionable folk.
Tho question was brought violently
20 the front By Martin when he sought
and attacked Keyeney for having
stated 20 a woman thft such was a
fact,
Martin. who Is known 10 his club
ugeociatos as lsiaok" Martin. lives at
the Hotel Ansenia with his mother
Mrs John r. Martin. For aine years
4t1 Martins hage been members Of
the winter colony at Palm heaeh
kCvCnpy Is onl, 2 casual acquainto
anee of Martin
While Keyeney was walking with a
young woman nc9r the Lake Worth
launch basis, MARTA suddenly appear
cd anu called for a private interview.
Just after KeYeney left The young
woman. Martin struck him ON the Jaw
The blow glanced and kcveney re-
turned the attack. Martin drew from
his pocket blackjack amt went after
bis enemy yicionsiy he struck Noye.
ney on the head. Martin explained;
For more than e year Kevency has
been circulating a story about mo
that had a Wis and child in Brook.
Ism while / was posing as a single
man. AT the Curly Hotel, Allenhursl,
charged him last year with circulat-
Inc this story. lie denied u lie told
lho same story to a woman last night.
She b 6 friend o. my mother and
she told me about e.
- charged Keyonoy with repeating
this story aud then ! struck him. lie
started to run and pulled out a black
jack and won't after him I was held
back bur hope to get him yet. ! ought
to have gone after him with q baseball
bat"