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The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Labor Question Again

II manufacturer find 1t 50 i'm
pnrtAnt to have married men, Will
not the farmers be brnefitted the
same way? They will; the writer
has tried 1t, and kept one married
man three yeas~ until he made his
start and began rentin&. Many largo
rancfnseu In Idaho, Montana and
Wyoming have assured me that thae'
WAS the solution for them on tho
home ranch for fDremen. To many
$50 y month looks big. but, II yoa
count your A'ife's work anything. tt
In cheaper than 433 and b,ard To
my mind the only solution Of ttas
question In live stock ON our farms,
and hiring help BY the year. Tfse
United SGAte~ government has AN ex.
cellent bulletin along this line u,,ua
the married men ON farms. 1t is
.Farnsers' Bulletin No. 432' and
ought to le read by every farmer.
Tbcn we must do more to interest,"
our boys on the farm. You >cnd
your hoy through college and a law
school or medical college and spend
several thousand dollars. Why not
do something to encourage him On
the farm? As MON ~ ,e is old
enough give him some share Of n
certain crop or live stock and yet
him interested. Coming out Of Chi.
ca2O one evening ] sat with u ladv
school teacher living at Elgin. goinx
in every day and out At nigl,. I
said: ut Is all dairy talk here. /.
YES" she replied. "in Elgin every
one knows dairyinx." Her .tep
father WAS = contractor. having tws,
spns and another daughter. sister y,
this young Lady. When the arue
hoy got old enough his father tauxi,f
him to milk. and told him: .Noy. 1
Will furnish tho feed. you furn,.l,
milk and butter fer the table ,.s1
the rest. and keep the proceed, ~
spending money" When III. -.
Ond hoy came On he bought n secc.A
COW ON the same plan, and en.1p,
did the MANN. with tlse girls. 50. ihsa
they all earned their spending ,,nn..
and largely bought their own cio,,,..
and learned tive value Of n,on.~
II this principle were put ~,
GENERAL practice and regular ~
laid out for the growing bpys. wts,,
money they could call their 90.
and with nn,re live stock ken, -
TIE farm. We would not b..or =.
mach about our boys leaving ~
farm. NOT such = cry Of dis, -
ahosEf tie Labor. Our .olutin,, -
!ns" 'r0uhae must r,n~ aIoup -
hsc' The day has gone by when ~.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Passes? Yss---Wh,t?

The republican county candidates
met the otf.er day At Greeley and,
At the suggestion Of ''BOss" Me-
Clenahan, they selected ~ chairman
Of the republican county committee,
to suCceed McCenahan, one A. Il.
Fischer. who for several years Last
ps~t has held the Office Of county
aSsessOr. Fischer is well known to
the tAxpayers Of Weld county, for
the simple reason that during tire
several years that he has held the
Office II aHsessor Of this county he
has succeeded in raising every per-
s0a's tax In the coanty to such an
extent that tlHe taxpayers are groan-
ing under the IOad.
1t In currently reported that the
now chairman of the republican
county committee will take u re-
sp0nsible position with the Colo.
RADIO 4 Southesn railrDad ~ soDn ~
his present term Of Office expires In
January.
Yes, We Concede from the repup-
fAcaa standpoiat that the late L.
mented "BOss'' MeClenAlban II prxal.
criy succee<led by Fisciser and tlaA.
he will, In all human probability. be
abae 70 distrfbate more rzsilroa,i
paSses even tl,aa his predecessor.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Wilson On The 1atK

Governor Wilson's pOsita0n On the
tariff Is 50 clear and well delln.s
that 1t merits the closest study OF
every earnest citizen. For example
re- said In his speech Of acceptance;
..The revision should begin with
schedules which have been most OIL
yiously used to kill competition and
tn rstse prices In the United StAaR~,
arbitrarily and without regard to
the prices pertaining elsewhere in
the markets Of tiD world; an0 1t
should before 1t IL finished Or inter
mitte<i be extended to every item in
every schedule which affords any Oi-
portunity for monopoly. for special
adyautsxe to limited groups 0f beoe-
tiCiaries, or for subsidized cOntroa Of
anv kind in the markets Or tho en-.
terpstees Of the country; uAt4 spec
i.I fayors VI every sort shall have
toem absolutely withdrawn and
every part Of our lawn Of taxation
sfsall have been transfOsmod ffOm =
system Of governmental paeroaaee
into . system Of just and reasonable
salarpss which shall fall Wiasse they
viii Cseste the least baFdea. When
We shall have doae this, we cAA fix
o,,e,,tious Of revealse and Of bontness
slliustnscat In . new slarit and with
clcar minds. We shall taea b part
ness with all the business nsea d
the cosntry, and = day u freH'
moro stable prosperity shall nave
dawneh."
Nothing can be clearer than that
Goyernnr WILSON has givea tho sab
ject Of tariff FcvisiOa cecse and In
tealieent study. He he's avoided the
rescstoaary aEtitaa3e u tn Ian
rUpsbatrans, AID hos pat to shame
thu di1ineenuous clubbing q the
third term candidate h the dkacus'
uloa Il this Important issae Il the
ce.anunaGn. Re hos Nm n0th6ngl 70
infesenCe bat hAs cseas4 -
estly stated lis pl,~tttoa. The Amesa-
CA people who have 70 bong heeo
tle Victims " rePabalcan rePuiiar
tioas Of platform pledges reeartiine
tho revisioas of the tariff. will lind
Governor Wilson's frank and cieaA
cut statement refreshing and inspir-
iax. His speech of acceptance hoads
out tlSe prospect for the first time
in many years that the tariff will b
actually revised downward and r<-
viseti with refereace to the good Of
Al the people rather than for the
s1secial interests which heretofore
have been able to prevent the repuh-
lican party complying with Its >Ol-
emn platform pledges.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
new TOPPER
DRAWS CROWD

Gill. Sept. ia large crowd of
farmers gathered at the G. Decker
farm ut the east edge of town to-
day to see the Wallace Bros oper-
ate a now beet puller and topper
which they recently bought. and
which they were trying to get prop
erly adjusted by experimenting In
. beet neld there.
The machine 10 a new kind for
the Gill district and II 10 believed
that 1t will prove to be better than
Any that have yet been introduced
around hero when 1t IN adjusted so
that 1t will work properly. Several
farmers have signified their inten-
ton Of buying machines Of the same
kind II satisfied with the workingl
Of this one after . fair test.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

t.pe~ in health, In freedom. IN
,,.,.Ix.. and in cOntentnsent. t.-WoHs'
row Wilson.
Bryan brought sunshine.
| Believe W., it's some county i~H'
all right.
Well. anyhow. we didn't have .
bad frost.
When we look At the prize cups
provided, we wish that We were u
herd Of COWS.
The rain delayed the OilinR OF the
streets, but it hasn't delayed the
dust very much.
near old Greeley! She has =
traffic officer now. Such metroie
olis.-Fort Collins Review.
Tho white wife Of a cOlOred pu&f-
list committed suicide. The only
wonder Is that she held on 20 long,
The Bull MO0ses have been cise<,f.
ed by the appearance OF Ien0y 1"
the state, hut wait till wilson cotaes'
The republicans are c0nunnAly
rising to ask something. What the
,s,,pie want is y little more answer
ing.
wouldn't 1t he real sport to i've
~ nolicernen and other people were
as funny in real life rs they are on
the stage:
business must he picking up In
Greeley. Two passengers were seen
riding in the city hack at the same
time yesterday.
A careful perl,sal OF the county
candidates patroFm
shows THAT they are getting At the
meat In the cOcoanut.
The chances OF Roosevelt arc
Simmer every day. Ihe
Fort Collins Review had another
,oast on him yesterday.
1t looks rs though the tig case In
he district court would lumber
dong like all cases where our best
exal talent IL engaged.
A Brooklyn girl wore her stock
nRs 30 tight that she lost part Of
,er lcRx. Too bod tight shoes doa't
ct that way oa TIN feet.
AnoGhee Deavef judge II grieved
,ver . newspaper story. Some OF
he judiciary ought to JOIN tho
Iaiser's Me unit Gott society.
Just - We thought We had to
ave . vacation. 1t turned cold.
rhus d0es the weather man temper
he wind to the shorn Lamb.
A Deaver pgeacfuer todd The people
o stop muck rakiA&. but he didn't
cll 'esm how to keep down tho
unck thas ought to be raked.
II - per cent Of the rcsahaican
pesty vo1sd u the primaries aaa
he other 75 per cent arc Ball
doossrs. what will tho answer BE-
gOveanbef 5?
DeVinny says that he was prom
sd an Immunity hath. He might
.et it al right II he would leave his
lotf,es On the hank with about eS,.
100 in the pockets.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Culp&Co|
C0lurn|
Sledge t1amI
Prices
and Watch Shou I

In this age Of elec,r;c;,,
nainos, etc, watch moms]
ofteu become magne,jze6 J'ea
IS impossible to regulote
netized watch. Dnr;u
County Fair we will ,s,s
watches for magnetism n
charge, and we have . s'1
magnetism and will ,,l.a IT,"
magnetism out OF Your va,s s'
2Sc during Fair.
lake a look in our sbow
dows and see the solid goldl,
watch that we are eiyinc !
winner OF the Ladie, II
Race at the Fair. =
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

II you knew OF the real value OF
Chamberlain Liniment for lame
back. soreness of the muscles,
sprains and rheumatic pains. you
would never wish to be without IT.
For sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

Running up and down stairs.
sweepink- and bending over making
beds will not make = woman healthy
or beautiful. She must get out OF
doors. walk . mile or two every day
and take Chamberlain Tablets to
improve her digestion and regulate
her bowels. For sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Hauling lsaees

Platteville. Sept. 2i.- 4 full
force was put on Monday at the
beet dump and the work of hauling
in beets ID In full swing. Many
farmers brought In loads drawn by
four h0rse teams. The beet racks
used In many cases are unusually
large and big loads are being
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
: Car u Peaches

Ahlstrand's have just received q
car Of tho finest Elberta peaches
direct from the western slope. Buy
now for tho fruit In many Of the
orchards has been frozen during
the last few nights and prices will
soon advance.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

james Atkinson had threshed 246
bushels Of wheat from nine acres.
Mrs. A. Ingalbe was a prominent
milliner, located one door west OF
the bank on Main street.
A. l.. Welch had recently married
a beautiful Ohio woman and was ex-
pected home soon with the bride.
DR.. Thompson had just returned
from a visit to the east. He was
then one OF the best dentists in the
west.
John Jones. living up the river.
had threshed 81 $40 bushels 'of
wheat to the acre, and 80 bushels OF
oats.
There had been q few light frosts.
but not enough to kill vegetation
The season was much like the pres
ent one has been.
MIR. Fosters mother and sisters
hA0 recently D0Gu uoTO VA vAoAs
from the east and expressed surprise
at the growth of the city.
A social at the homo OF the Rev.
Mr.. Adams on Thursday Of the week
before was said to have bene one
OF the most pleasant OF the season.
The Grand Colony fence had just
been comlpeted. being about 43
miles long. This was = legal fence
Any one leaving = gate open waa
subject to = nne.
The opening program Of the Gree
Icy I.yceum society was announced
for the 26th. The chief topic was 4
Of the presidential merita
of Horace Greeley and General U. g.
Grant.
E. d. Bouton, long the excellen,
leader of the Presbyterian choir,
had resigned his position on account
OF increasing duties in Denver. His
lace was taken by Mr.. Barnes. then
one OF best bass singers In Colorado,
to newspaper item OF
that date.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

A. l.. Welch had recently married
a beautiful Ohio woman and WAS ex-
pected home soon with the bride.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

tunes in health, In freesn:
l,ea4e. and in cOntentnHnt'
row Wilson.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

Mrs. A. Ingalbe was prominent
milliner. located one door west OF
the bank on Main street.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
A Msx Sugar Factory

A dellnito staFt hos been made
toward securing - independent
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Forty Years Ago

James Atkinson had threshed 246
bushels Of wheat from nine acres.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

Good reliable watches for men at
$3.75 up to $3.50
Diamond rings for ladies'
$l.oo up
Gentiemeu's rings from
81 to $l75 each
Cripple Greek gold rings
$l.Oo up
IA karat {. * Co. stamped wedd
rings, per penny~eishi
$l.00
Good reliable atches for Ia, les irot
$4.95 up
Cloct s-nicke' alarm
6Oc to 75c
Seth Thomas alsrus 10,
CSC
Mantle Clocks. Seth Thomas, from
$4.5o up
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

A locket is an artistic article OF per1
adjournment and the photograph conc
within makes i, a dear bit OF refined
ment. A locket will always be apprI
ted as a gift. We have the locke, for |
Watch the horse race in our show
dow. II! bet my money on the bob
horse if you'll bet your money on
grey.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

DR.. Thompson had just returned
from a visit to the east. He was
then one OF the best dentists In the
WoSt
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

John Jones. living up the river
had threshed 81 $40 bushels o
wheat to the acre. and 80 bushels o
oats.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

Well. anyhow. we didn't nave =
bod frost.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

There had been q few light frosts.
but not enough to kill vegetation
The season was much like the pres-
ent one has been.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

DeVinny says that he was prom
isetl an immunity hath. He might
get 1t al right II he would leave hia
clo&ises On the hank with about @S,'
600 in the pockets.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

When we look At the prize cups
provided, We wish that We were :"
herd Of COWS.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Bryan brought suns,,ine.

Believe US, it's some county faar'
all right.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

II 10 Per cent Of the repahaics
oaety. vo1ed II the psimarses -
tho other 75 per cent are Bu
Mooeers. what will tho answer
NoveaAbef 5?
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
HOBO WINS X
 BIG LAWSUIT Inventor of Electro-c emical Process Rests Trust--S85,- 100000 Royalties Due.

Denver. Dee. 2I.--Jnhn Col lInS, a huhn., has won his suit against the Smrlicr trust for roy ali:rS du" and for tn" patent rlGlIl> for the elcctrO-chcmiral l':'r">- Mlrirh has rrvuluiinniZrd llr >nrlI,r business.
 Collins received word today il'ai ;h" supreme court has de- rhIct in lis favor, giving him SH5. .n0G.' on in back royalties and allowing him the patent rights for inc process.
 Sir William Ramsay. the great English chemist. has started nr- g"iiatinns for the purchase nIli- right "f inc prnrrss.
 Under lhiS method nr Sm.'ll- ing ore electricity iS used. and when the process iS through all the ores ar" separated. while un- drr Ihr old method thr residue must D" segregated into the Srv- rral metals. which are afterwards fused together.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
AUDIENCE ESCAPES BUT FEW INJURED Moving Picture Theater Audience Flees From Raging
 Flames.

Hart ford. Conn. Dee. ?l.--M tn" inI"rniiSSion of llIc vaudeville and moving picture program at the Globe lhralcr here last night clouds of sulrocaiing smoke began lu iill the house and suddenly Ihcr" was bluish narcup near Ilc crlluIuid film machine. The 900 persons who had remained in IlIr Ih"nIrr made q rush for Inc "XilS.
 All wore rrScIrh from llic fire escapes and ncighborinp roofs. one or two complaining later. ur bruises and scratches sustained m tn" crush lO get out. The fire depart iicni worked half an hour before they had llr flames un- d"r control. Tho ihratcr was lii- lr damaged. tllc fire heinz con- lin"d io q Furniture store under il :.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
DENNETT WRONG
 SAY CLAIMANTS
Coal Mined by Government Prove Existence of Vein Controvert-
 ing Dennett's Ruling.

Seattle, Dee. ; The Cuuling- ham claimants now .ilcrr state that the coal fnund by the gov rrnm"nt party now at kaialla en- SaEcd in opening up the coal nincS proves that Dcnneii'S rul- ing that coal had nni been found, was rrronrnuS.
 Drnnrtt ruled that the claim aniS had not proved the ~XiSten- cr of coal and therefore that no coal mine existed. TiIc claimants < now argue that lhr- government has proven that the coal i> on tn" claims and had they been let alone by th" land drpartm mcui the mines would HOW be developed and coal shipped In Ih; states. alS" coal could De used for the development nf the local indus fries
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

The body of Hugh Arnold was inIrrr"h near lhr scene of his death al tn" request of his hroi h. "r. r.. F. Gray. who has been in the east. is on his way back lu ili" rnpu"r belt. In Inc meant inc all work ou the properties nr In" N"rI rIlirrn Development company. where ilir slid" "rrlirrrh. has h""n Su>l'"nd"J. Mr. Charles Grary. who luckily escaped lh" avalanche. is on his way lu he out side with two of ihr bodies rrrnN"rrh from Inc slide.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
INDIANS BEAT
 ANGRY ITALIANS Two Dusky Races Engage in Riot Wherein the Original
 Americans Win Out.

SaIauaIira. ". r.. Dee. 2I.-- Armed guards arc paIrnlling the >illaG" of North Collins follow ing a race riot which orrurrrd IasI night briwrrn Italian resi- dents and party of Indians iron, fh" tal ara,IpH- r"SrrNaI ion. The Indians. who numbered nu more ihan q dozen. were badly Irairn :rnd. ono probably will die.
 None of Inc Italians was iu- lur"d seriously. Bullets and ~iuurS flew thick and fast for u"arly an hour. TI is feared that 1 b" Indians may return with rr- Endorsements
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Owing in Inc shortage of Wa ter during the recent cold snap, used tn sort Ihr ore. work on the Three Man Mining cnnpany's property has been partially suS- pended for short time. The crew. engaged in development work. ar" pushing along as uS- ual. II is said there is more ore in sight ai ihr present lime than Ihrr" was at lhr Tim" shipments hrGan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

The launch Flirl arrived from Landlork last evening. bringing C.. w. Harrington. Jim Bellies. Otto Erickson. Peter Olson. Emil Anderson. Gus Nelson and wife, J. w. Anderson. Anton I.anii. Fred 5arnadn. Bon Tomato and Vie Murklrs. The FIirl will make the return trip on Tuesday. rr- turning al a. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
Annual Mootinq.

The annual meeting uf Ilr S'uckholdcrs of tho Lone Star Mining company will bc held ni, December 2S, ai ihn ofricr or lhc < 'crciary Kings Store al Sp. m. for ihc purpose of clrcIing "r- iicrfs and tho Iransaclinn of such other business as may come be fore tho meeting: """ ",
 J. w. FRAME. SccrrIafy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
Extraordinary Verdict.

The grand jury or bnHr,I of censorship that examined the last shipment of film, just arrived for the Orphrum. brought in a vrr- diet for not guilty of roiIrn pie lures. but the best yet shown. Tonight al s sharp and a rOm- plrtr change tomorrow.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
Two Dead Result of cavein.

Wooster, Ohio, Dec. 2I.--Adam Eizlrr and William Graybill were smothrrcd today by cavr-in of GuickSand at the bottom of a siXty-f foot shaft in th,. Wrrtz coal mine at Dalton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Call and srirci presents From our line nf Nuas toys, a fcw of which arc mentioned: Pussy pippins, Puppy pippins Camp bel Kids SIcds, Trains, Blocks, Buckboards, Express Wagons, Blackboards, Tea Scis, Balls. Tool Chests, Dump Carts, nolly Pollys. otc.. at Rudolph's.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

PLANO FOH 'SALE--I an going "ulsid" and will sell one Kohlcr X Chase piano, large onc-iron hcdstcad. Telephone or write to Captain Ode C. Nichols, Fort Lis cum, Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

WANTED--Tu rrnl iwn-ruom house or apartment completely furnished. Must bc absolutely clean. Apply SlaIing l"raiinn and rcri iu D. O. box 20.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21
Moose Dance

The Order of Alaskan Moose will give their regular weekly dance Saturday night al their hall lo which all friends nf thc organ = izalion arc invited. Dancing will begin ai 9:3O sharp. Tickets can l'r had of members. t;udu music.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Gentle horse ana cOmfuria able cutler for icni by day pr hour. RaI" reasonable. Apply Fred. Fish. phone i7.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

.IO" Diggs. former uSin,aSlrr at cDr,lONa. i~ HOW rlrrking in a Juneau Sinrr. where hr worked years ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

''Thc Cliff" is heated with steam, rcal sIcam, and. you can feel it.. Tn fact, you can let in ihc fresh air and still have all ihc warmth you want.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

DnIIrlIrriy X Ferguson. for Ihr balance of December. arc selling goods aL reduced prices.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Fresh Morgan oysters fried in butter and cracker crumbs at ihe Valdez Cafe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Do,Rierty &:FcrguSon, forahc balance of December. arc selling gaDds al rcduccd priee~.------'-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

w. B. Harrington is a visitor in the city Io spend -ihr holidays.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Tn" best rOOns in Valdez can lr had ai the Si. Elias.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

SiIbscribc for ill., prespccior.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-21

Subscribe for tho Valdez Miner.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed. sheriff and EN-Otficio Collector of the Revenues Of St Francis County, state of Arkansas, will attend in person or by deputy at the following times and places for the pur- pose of collecting the state and County reve- nue for the year 1911 tO-wit
 Black Fish No. 2, Cowan's school House, Tuesday January 2nd.
 Black Fish No. I, Rawlison P O.. Thursday, January 4th
 Franks Township, Tuttleton, Friday. Jan. ,. Franks Township Mcdaniel, saturday, January 6.
 Wheatley Township, Wheatey, Monday, January
 Goodwin Township Goodwin, Tuesday, January9 Q.
 Prairie Township, Palestine, Wednesday, January l0-
 l. LAnguillc Township, Macedonia, Friday, January l2.
 Telico Township, Colt. saturday, Jan F. Johnson Township, New Castle Gin, Mon day, January 15.
 Griggs Township, Widener, Tuesday, Janu- ary l6.
 Madison Township, Madison, Wednesday, January r..
 Madison Township, Forrest City, Tuesday, January Is to April l0 1912.
 All persons are requested to bring their last years tax receipts when they come To pay taxes. that mistakes may be avoided.
 GEORGE B. MALLORY.
 sheriff and Collector, St.Francis County. Forrest City. Ark, Dec. l, 1911. l2.-l-tf
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Agricultural College.

The Agricultural Department of the Iron Mountain in cooperation with the r. s. Department of Agri- culture and the State Agricultural College will hold q Farmers Institute at the Courthouse at 10 a. m. and al l:30 p. m, Tuesday, January l6th. The speakers will include C. W. Wat son, State Agent, Department of Agriculture, who Will discuss Cotton culture under Boil Wevil conditions: A. D. McNair, Of the department, who will discuss Forage Crops and Farm Management; ]. NJ Wilson of the Agricultural College, who will dis cuss Corn Growing, L. A. Markham. of the Iron Mountain Ky, who will discuss. Hog Raising
 All farmers and business men are urged to be present.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

A heavily loaded meat car on an east bound Rock Island extra freight, jumped the track near Becks Spur Monday afternoon, and the car bumped along over the ties for near
 y mile, shearing off spikes and fish plate bolts, and rendering the track unfit for use for that distance, be- fore it finally took the rails again. All traffic on this end of the division was delayed from four to seven hours. the westbound passenger due here at 4,40 D. m.. was tied up here until af- ter II o'clock Eastbound passengers were delayed on the western side of the wreck, and arrived several hour> late, while freight trains were tied up along the division. there being seven trains three passengers and four freights here at one time during the evening.