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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
COMMITS SUICIDE IN
FIT OF DESPONDENCY
Laurence Judkins, Mont
gOmery Planter, Sends
Bullet Into Brain

Montgomery, December l2.-(Special)
Lawrence Judl<ins, planter of Mount
Meigs, who was we'll known in Montgom
cry county, was found dead in bed with
bullet hole in his head today, and it
is supposed that he committed suicide
while in a fit of despondency. No sounds
of a pistol shot We're heard during the
night, and Judkins' death was not known
until a relative entered his room to
awaken him yesterday morning,
Judkins brother, James T. Judkns,
was United States marshal during one
presidential administration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Conyicts to Build Bridge

Convict Camp No. 5 was established ye
terday by the board of revenue at poi,
on Five Mile creek. near Ketena. ri
county will build a steel reinforced col
crete bridge at this point with an archs
span of 70 feet. All the labor win
performed by the county convicts und
the supervision of w. NJ Pattie. wi
has charge of the convict system. TT
plans were made by County Highw,
Engineer Jere Gwin. About 90 men we
put to work yesterday on the new bridg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Strikehreakers Attacked

Erie. Pa, December 12.-Trouble broke
cut afresh tonight in connection with
the strike of moulders here. and one man
is believed to be dying in st. Vincent's s
hospital. John Saener and Fritz Law
renee. strike breakers, were attacked from
behind. Saener was shot in the back of
the neck and the left side. Lawrence
escaped uniJjured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Loses Both Legs and
an Arm on Rails

Mountain Greek, December 12.--(Specia)
carpenter while at work on freight
car ON the Louisville and Nashville Ver-
bena siding was thrown to the track and
lost both legs and one arm. He was
otherwise severely bruised, and when
picked up to be placed on passing train
bound for Montgomery was unconscious.
His name could not be learned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Hurt in Explosion

Connellsville. Pa. December 12.-Roh-
ert Stewart, Is years old, was probably
fatally injured, and his brothers, Charles,
-, and John, 10 years, respectively, lost
their sight here today when they dropped
lighted match into a can of blasting
powder they found in the street. The
powder had been abandoned by a miner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
w. i. Pollard Dead

St Louis, December 12.--William Jeffer-
son Pollard who as judge of st. Louis
police court became widely known
through his paroling drunkards on con-
dition they sign the pledge, died today OF
heart disease.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Weather Forecast

Washington, December 12.-Forecast for
Alabama: Fair Saturday and probably
Sunday.
Georgia. Fair Saturday and Sunday
Mississippi: Fair Saturday, Sunday
cloudy.
Tennessee: Fair Saturday and Sunday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Cnrd Of Thinks

We wish TO thank our friends for the
kind sympathy shown us during the i'll
ness and death of our dear son and
brother.
MIR. AND MRS. L. G. MOORE AND
FAMILY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-13
Only One "BROMo oUINrNE,.

That is LAXATIVE BROMO GUININE
Look for the signature of e w
GROVE. Cures Cold in one Day
Cures Grip in Two Days. CSC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
SPECIAL RATES KANSAS
DROUTH SUFFERERS

Ti. NeV o. advised by General
Freight a.f Passenger Agel. D..
Hrlukar or taa Santa Fe of the d.-
c.sion of tba, road 90 establish o.
early as fhs tariff can Boz puuIi-hei %
I've of reduced emergency rates go
rang. cattle from Kansas pasture
points oa tla Santa Pc and connect
ing lines to amarillo aud Texas PAM
handle and Nea Mexico points Def
Mite announcement of the effect .
date of the reduced rates Vill a"
made later DO Is expected that the
compiler of thr tariff s.ll br au.n
To- have the prIufIu don" BOO su''.-
,.oHt time 200 make the rates eifs.-
tive nor latter than August 30 The
reduced rate. ai.i remain Boo effect
for 90 period 0. aU days
For the benefit NJ 'onkmau HIl
others Interested BE- .s announced chat
rho changes ai.' consist oI tue pun-
location from Kansas pastures 90
Amarillo Hld Ine pasture points ZOO
ha Panhandle auI Sew NeN... u-
the removal OF cattle from the Dr..
ranges of Kansas. of the same rate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

as nov apply upon shipments OF cat
tle from Texas and New Mexico 20
Kansas pastures These rates ara
complied and published Ia Kansas
CITY by W. A. Poteet. agent OF 'hc
interested lines. ~ Joint Live stosk
Tariff so Job. Santa Re System
iYi1G-B. with which cattlemen and
Others are fully acquainted and no
further detailed explanation Of tho
change ls necessary.
THE condition OF the ranges In
kaH.a. makes 10 advisable in some
instances 90 move grazing cattle 10
other pasture. and recent rains bon
TeNa. have SO improved the rang I'd
here that b. D. antig 'pated that maur
D.tfI, VIl be- shipped under the em-
nrgaur, rates duls.- rain comes soon
Co., Tic relief OF the situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
IilGH INGIISH ,HtE1IINNN
ON CHRISTIAN ~1tINt o.

hn auIiHa,. which ,oaIrI .hr
nn" haU OF no, Mechanic. lusu
mtIo0 p.omaad fa bea. lecture
on christian s.... n W.m.u
Young TH. Hu.. Rl. arranged
under tNn uuw.. ~ u. Soothing
hUm Christian fln.. society COL.
England lnd 90. chair tas taken h
Goo. aIr I#npt r4.'.tou. Sc.
u. o. ~. .ND Boo Introducing tNo
lecturer .iI
% Do ..r. mot u understand 10
b.. your uHHm f0 rutruH mH office
to .oW. Yn" Nho b. mon of Fuur com.
munI.. II HYuIl .rrm sfru. .nH
!. % member and spppurto. off fh,
Church u' England bmId hI.. thp
honor 1 preside 600 This urut alH
.iuu So r.lHrl mt dulr tony oNu
church. b. b. without ihc slightest
hesitation chat undertake This TASK.
for personally bold that members
U' that church iu 5000 fu I.U. with
sympathy aud friendly yy, upun 20
Christian 70 Protestant community
Rurl without worldly motive, o.
.nrlld aim s striving with homes.
heart tu .nrk tho truth and Worship
Good That thes, trr me simple ..us
oI fha Christian Science church q
.irmH believe have bad a. uu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
rc,a. weather Nc,tcrds,


Tho jury iu tho four HsH arH.H"
h. many defendant for participate"
.r tar stree. car Eight l.t SATURDAY
MIGHT trio1 iu mff'D. u.rl.H
court. wednesday and mr.oi over 'n
# mry for con Iteration Ha H..
.hIc to agree after 900 400 MIGHT Hn'
port of day reasnu'ul inE,'h'. HuI
Iude, Dsrdon dismissed fNsm Th.
.ascs wil likely be- postponed several
days before being retired
A theft case viii hc called before
Justice Kerr This afternoon 90
clock. the defendant being rI,rn
au examining trial ou .Harr. OIL.
Hsarhing fixtures FROM traction
engine
The bookkeeping case has pot
boon sot. bur IL aII' possibly conn.
uu sor trial This afternoon 0r slfu.
'at Afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
K { Cherry Pudding

sftogsihef, three 'imsi, the -four, baking
Oh 20 and .a.i, and Wofs in the B. net
Iatrc efgr, add The mai, and r.f ..fo tUc
~ Ingredients Batter 90 agate OF dina
b.rr d. b. h.i fl it with c'lI,e ,as-r..
wilma l.''.e Elf rs4Il t.a If f.r.-.
ru ue uH Dough over t.s ct.re aI
l.tea' ''Hf'Y m.rufr., ofI'esIr ore f..r
7 from ihe dah % have tle ,.tfrv
...rlf Serve " 'h hard aa.e ~ vif. q
.H - stoned chcfr'cs. rocked tender .a a
q nra ~ sugar ri vr'.f
T.t .irch fam 'rrae Cook Bob %
D. contains go tested recipes ht NJ $50
q ehich afe Strawberry 4 g. ry
zoo Cake. and other 49, crl tI's .f...
y.I 90 make ihc most ~ fresh ff.U. s I,
'tg arc 10 tra.ou. 'Ihc t.nI J. b."
s o. .e1'f.f nac certificate FROM a. . f..tat
.H q 3 CHtag rpodsL A4iirl l4q.-
,.I. Co., tmcigD.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
MN iEglA STEAMER ON
>AN RANIl~CO BAY

Tb, new 900 -ts. swift and poH-
oru. ferry Steamer EdWard Z jeff
res built for tHg Western Pacific
Railway for service IA san Francisco
uay. launched ou Iy 18th. sin go
.utu service on Aug q 18TH between
SJu Francisco aud Oakland in CON.
ucctiou aih West, Pacific Denver
a Rio Grand, train service Speed.
sfy and comfort OF passeu-ers
have given equal t0H. liberation Boa t.e
construction OF 600. modern boat
Nater-ugtt ,omrar ments. powerful
engine. tH, latest -c eXtiueuishiHr
equipment and reh terror finish are
features that -o ta AXE this the nu-
'st vessel BOZ ferris ryiCe on san
F-aueiueo Hly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

Postmaster Antoine DelOria Gard
Her Mich speak, for the guidance ~
those troubled 3ith kidney and blad-
DOR .rezularIt.e and Says From
my oau experience I can recommend
Policy kidney Pills My father also
cured ~ kidney disease. AMI
many taIghUors R-re cured Dy Foiy
El.e. pHI." Foley Kidney Pins
HU also help any case OF rheuma-
t.u .ue Zoo uric acid They strength
OIL. anal build no the Kidneys ana cor-
r..' urinary irre.uiarItes. Are tonic
u action. quick Boz results Randall
..le co. fAdy'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
Ncgro ~ lane ~ Nardcr

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug 70
Preparations ar. being made for 81,
execution here Friday of joe Nu-
snn. He-ro. Who /. under sentence
ln pas tH, .Nfreu. penalty oi Oh,
lass UUr the murder uf o. q. Week.
early at Iul. Muu-or trial took
p.aD. m IulH THE IHrf found a
.trI.,t ol .ui,iy Oh three minute
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

ABILENE Texas. Aug - Abb
aue is entertaining for Two DAYS tte
annual meeting OF the West Texas
God Fellows Association Ten couH
ls- are represented a. tns meeting
~ several hundred delegates Den F
Grand Master 49, q Francis of
rort Worth. Ras one NJ tas speaker
far opening session this m0rniuH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

Levy of the Fair store 'r''
Thursday night for Dallas and New
York where he zlll purchase % large
amount OF ueR fall goods FOR Dos
Store i1 Amarillo Mr. lew Vishs.
'1 secure tho latest in aI goods
handled hy DE store and when stock
arrives expects 20 have uu display
some of the ano-t goods in the Can
IHs iU th7 city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
NIGt~ II BIBEI'~ DEATH
II GIiENTLN KEGliEIIi.B

o., Associated lItH
BERLIN. Aug II August Bebel,
former leader ana recent adviser in
German socialists died at IuriDL.
switzerland Newspapers generally
r,-ret h.s death. even his political
opponents publish warm culogies oi
ul career
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
HEAVY PRECIPITATION
IS NOTED At TASC0SA

ur rt worth and Denver Hoa'N
er report for Thurdng hoHs t0H
um. precipitation fan over tbo Hu.
Wednesday afternoon The report
Indicates that tho weather for Thur
aa morning Rag generally clear l.I
a'm The temperature ai O. m
800. 11 a. ChiIdross. ~ 100 amarillo
aHI % az Tclino 40 Leila Luk.
south Of Amarillo @ lrHi rain f'.
Wednesday ayeuiup between iu
auI sos O'Clock a. claude %
uebf mist obtained botec.u ami
800 . o.
3 hard rain Ga reported bF ih.
Denver road 20 have fallen Wrlu,
dly evening between and : 300 20
Ta.rosa. the rain bc.ua limited boo
territorial covering
Warm and Nultry Here.
The weather iu Amarillo Ibu
dst aas warm and sulfr IIEH
l blow steadily from tHn west
during tho day 4 perfect .ks open
90 tbp scene of the da} anl 1000 over
. sk during the middle %. tb.
afternoon tempered the boot 1888. o'
fUr sun so precipitation ''l
TcNas Weather YESTERDAY.
The following is the Tcya. Hnlih
e report furnished for yesterday
Dallas. part cloudy and hof teH
prature. qt Paris. c.plr f'mprH
tr. as. sherman. clear f,np,H
,Hrs $685. uruison cloudy Temporal
mrr go. Waco clear and hot 81"
ANGELO. cloudy Galveston clear a..
Iof phurirW. cloudy and cool
r.urEara. part oloulg Temperature
... wichita Falls part cloudy t"m
r.nfure ps San Antonio clear fH.
Uat Houston. Dot ana .'Hf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

Tho following parties called at tho
Board OF Trade today J q Ioslin
= o Tarter. Rock Island dispatch.
7 W H0Iemau. e. a. sutteu. Rev r
3 Graham. DR.. g. " McMillen. in0
Errr Nrs Jno Hutson OF Canyon.
a g. Foaler and bis father J. ST.
EarleI Louis l.irko. q e. Robinson
Of Brown God z NJ suiior. 81 o
Marshall Dr. Recdy. J q Russell q
D Roach e s. Whittier IS y Arm
strong. and many Others visited our
Office today There b. q reason. Try
nr for O. trade. Red bot 20 trade 0n
hr reaI estate board ~ trade opor
afod bV n0rkray Land Go. 2fl-i'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
MANY Conventions TO
MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO

Al International gather.ns of d-.-
egates from the Dental socleu-. or
the world rill meet In tbe cts d.f-
us The seek beginning August ".
l3Ia This international eo1rr
500 Ie Dt'en te.t participated
1y delegate from most of tHe l..
lions Df sortA and south Amer
and Europe The prrHminar.
raIgemeliH are Boa ,harge %. fha r
ama-Cala. Dental C0ugres. u .r.
0orporated body ol deus &c. d. ur
Pacific Coast
OF VITAL Interest eilI be- coo
t.ouiu San Faucisco oi fHe World
Insurance Congress. tle Urf CON
Rre OF the fiul ever he.l. f0 ..u
irr aiI form OF insurance
aHces received from members 1f
auranon societies throughout t..
aofld indicate large and thorough.
H cosmopolitan representation
a meeting that WllI touch .a..
many phase. of Interest $3.50 Do. ..|r
9f tIe American Hrc,I.rs
tioa epmpr. % membership
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15
Lowrey-Ph illips School

We want your boys and girls.
Our organization with military training, all
athletics and faculty Of experienced, uni
versity trained, painstaking teachers, hits the
mark in the boys education. Reaches and de-
velops mentally, morally and physically,
where the ordinary schools do not interest.
Special provision is being made for our local
girls. We want them and will make great
effort to give them just the care they warrant.
Elementary school including boys and girls
from the fifth year down to kindergarten will
be taught this year, at 1909 Taylor St.
We are trying to merit your patronage.
Reward our efforts by giving us your boys
and girls.
Phone us or write card, we will call or write
you. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

been .rfaseI over since since
fssz Boz ta boon nthe courts con
TESTING far lfUruIuaflse freight
and nDrr rates which prevail
AGAINST tfr fafn 0f Colorado 81
hf meU F.ntr. tas brought into
polite. ESQ ..4r. az1 and elected 90
IH gees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-15

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delivered corner Fourth aud Taylor
OH soIE store. .lH-.p
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-08
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY TIE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Mrs. w. R. Smith, Mrs. r. D. Smith
and Mrs. Leslie Ross spent the fore
part of the week in Rockford.
Erwin Penhallegon returned to Chi :
cago Tuesday after spending few
days with friends and relatives here.
c. F. Springer made a business TRIP
to Argyle and other places Tuesday.
Mrs. Josiah Lanyon, Mrs. Mary
White and Miss Mary Trevarrow re-
turned Saturday from spending the
winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corlis Toay and child
of Stoughton We're over Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Toay.
Mrs. Peter Meuer enjoyed a few days
visit in Jonesdale last week.
Mrs. Philip Gorgen and daughter
Catherine are visiting Fennimore rela
tives.
Merlo Boase was at Belmont on bust
ness Monday.
Edward Marcussen of Platteville has
been visiting his sister Miss Edith
Marcussen here.
Mrs. Huxtable and son George went
to GAINESVILLE Sunday. Mrs. Huxtable
will remain for visit at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Charles Cox.
Mrs Charles Corson of GAINESVILLE was
an over Sunday guest at the Terrill
home.
John Francis transacted business at
Belmont Monday.
Rev. FIR. l.. p O'Reilly was a Miner
al Point caller at Darlington Monday.
Mrs, H. L. jolly of Darlington spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Pagel.
Miss Edith Crum left Monday for
Lawrence, Kansas. Mrs Crum and
family will go there in June to make
their future home.
j. L. Oates was business caller at
Waukegan from Thursday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albian Richards have
daughter, born Saturday, May 2
Miss Agnes Alblinger is home from
Chicago for an indefinite visit with her
parents Mr., and Mrs Frank AlbIinger.
Mrs 5. Salmon returned Sunday from
few days visit at Waukegan. She
was accompanied by her son Gerald.
Rev, William Croft left Monday on a
business trip to Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-08

Mr.. IL G Mrs. J. A. Meserole were in
Milwaukee several days of this week tc
get their car which has been at re
pair shop
Miss Sarah VIM left Tuesday to
spend several days in Platteville.
Mrs. George Ferrill returned to Oar
hngton Tuesday after short visit here
Mrs. Bergen and daughter of Madi
son have been visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Wendt and two
children of Monroe were here on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John U, Oates have
sold their home to S. w. Salmon and
will move to Waukegan. where John
has been rendered position i'll the Dow
sash and door factory. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oates will leave many friends in Miner
al Point and Waukegan will gain good
citizens. They are people who wear
we'll
Mrs. Lawrence McDermott and Mrs
Richard Williams entertained number
of relatives Tuesday evening with a
family party. Those present from out
of town We're: Miss Eta Meditation,
Mrs. F. 0. McManus and three sons of
DARLINGTON and Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Nc
Closkey of Blanchardville. Miss Eta
Meditation and Mrs. McManus and
family left Wednesday to make their
future home at Kansas City, Kansas
Miss Ena Jacka. teacher in district
No. l. Willow Springs, closed a success
full term Friday. The teacher, pupils,
and their mothers celebrated the day
with a fishing party near Calamine,
Dinner and supper We're served. Mr..
and Mrs. Alonza Jacka and son Alonza,
parents of Miss Jacka, were also pres
ent, All report fine time,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-08
PITIABLE PLIGHT or
The TUBERCULOUS
Mortgage All to Take Freid.
ml1n'S Ineffective Cure.

Paris, May DIR. William J. Beat
tie, of New York and New Hamp-
shire, who has spent three months in
Berlin investigating the tuberculosis
serum of DR.. Max Pierkowski, says
that at present it is almost criminal
to tell persons in advanced stages of
the disease that they can be cured.
DR.. Beattie says it is pathetic in Ber-
lin to see hundreds of Americans who
have mortgaged their homes and
their farms and everything else hang
ing about DR.. Friedmann's establish
ment in the expectation of being
cured
DR.. Friedmann's claims to being the
discoverer of the turtle bacilli are
emphatically disputed by Dr. Beattie
He told your correspondent that the
real discoverer was DR.. Max Pierkow-
ski, eminent German bacteriologist,
in whose laboratory DR., friedman
worked, DR.. Beattie also ridcules
DIR. Friedmann's contention hat he
alone possesses the secret of the pro-
duction of the bacilli
DR.. Beattie is enthusiastic over
the result of the turtle bacilH cure
N the first and the beginning of the
secondary stages OF tuberculosis.
by cure l do not mean that the
disease is simply arrested but that
an absolute cure accompanied by abb
solute immunity from the return of
the disease is established. The use
of the turtle bacilli is still in its in
fancy, but judging by the progress of
the last few months, l am hopeful
that the day will come when it will
be possible to cure even advanced
cases"
In conclusion Dr. Beattie sounded
this note of warning. He said that
the use of the turtle bacili should be
at the hands of only those who have
made an intimate study of tubercu-
losis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-08
POLICE INSPECTORS
ARE FOUND GUILTY
Jury out but a Short Time In
Reaching a Verdict.

New York, May = - EX-police In.
spectors Dennis Sweeney, John J, j.
Murtha, James f. Thompson and
James f. llussey. all now captains in
the police department. have been CON
victed of conspiracy to obstruct JUS
tice and the administration of the
laws. The offense entails maximum
punishment of one year in the peni.
Tertiary and fine not to exceed $500
or both. =
All four of the convicted men are
still under Indictment for bribery.
District Attorney Whitman plans to
go on with the trials of the same In
spectors on these more serious
charges as soon as possible
The case was given to the jury at
1925 p. IN, The jury returned to the
courtroom at SOB p. IN. with the YER
dict, having been out of their seats
in the jury box just thirty-eipht min.
utes.
George Gordon Battle, counsel for
Sweeney, asked for a postponement of
sentence on behalf of all the defend
ants to enable himself and the other
counsel to prepare their motions. JUS
tice Seabury remanded the prisoners
to the Tomhs until Friday morning.
All the defendants will appeal, accord
ing to the present plans,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-08
MINERAL POINT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The Elson Art Exhibit at the high
school is being appreciated by the peo-
pie of Mineral Point.
Miss Tregilgus room secured the
first prize for selling the most tickets
aud Miss Weidenfeller's room secured
the second prize The prizes are two
beautiful pictures given by the Elson
Co.
Friday evening after school the high
school boys held their field meet mt the
fair grounds. Some good records were
made and our chances of winning the
meet at Platteville next Friday seem to
be good.
The Seniors came out frat with 10
points.
The Freshmen second with 23 points
The Sophomores third with II points.
The Juniors fourth with 10 points.
The best individual scores were;
Osmon Fox % points,
Henry Springer IL points,
Ralph Ellsworth 10 points;
Garnet Wearing 0 points.
Remember the Art Exhibit Is Tues
day Wednesday, and Thursday from
to and from 1880 to 10. Only 10
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-08
Additional Locals on page Six.
Injured by Horse.

Charles Watson, who is employed on
the farm of Nicholas GRADER eight
miles south of here, was kicked by a
horse Tuesday afternoon. No particu
lars how the accident happened co3ld
be learned, but the blow was received
near the left ear, fracturing the skull
and tearing the flesh badly. DR.. Lud
den was called and attended the injured
man, who is resting as well as could be
expected at this writing.