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Arizona republican., 1913-07-11

George" made millions and millions of dollars for Marshall Field.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-11

They believe in Arizona Phoenix and the Salt River Valley.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-11

Let the A $. & l. Co. engineer YOUR deals.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
MITCHELL
USED AT RAPID CITY

Rapid City, S. D.-Until snow OBJ
liberated the trail bloodhounds OBJ
tanned from Mitchell were following
the trail OF some miscreants who
burned the shack Of n. G.. Snodgrass,
who is cashier of the First State bank
OF Interior has a claim about two
miles from that village and upon it
is { We'll furnished house where the
owner spends considerable time. Mon
day the house was entered as foot
prints show by two men. who after
breaking the Windows demolished the
furniture and then set fire to the
building. Neighboring homesteaders
and ranchmen succeeded in eXtingui-
shing the flames with snow from a
bank in a nearby gulch. Mr.. Snod-
grass secured bloodhounds but al
blizzard set in before the dogs could
straighten out the trail. Suspicion
for the vandalism rests on two men
| With whom Mr.. Snodgrass has had
some business differences.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
WARRANTS O
ia FOR ARSON
INDICATION TODAY OF EXTENT
OF era nS THAT HAVE
COST INSURANCE COMPAN-
Hes MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS.

Chicago The remarkable OK
tent OF the arson frauds by means
of which Insurance companies have
boon swindlcd out OF millions. was
di closed today when Municipal
Judge Wade issued ia warrants for
81 alleged members of the arson
gang implicated by the evidence
i'm iac names OF Assistant States
Attorney Johnson. johnson de-
clared the public would be further
amazed when the fun story of The
operations Of the arson ring are
known.
Twenty eight on the mel named in
the warrants are business men, some
wealthy.
The names are not public, pending
the aresns. When the arresas are
made on today's warrants, thet total
number of persons taken into custody
will aggregate A, alleged to have
been implicated in 40 fires from
which a total OF $500. 600 was col
lected in insurance.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
RECORD
FOR REFERENDUM
MORE L.AMS AND CONSTITUTION.
AL AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED
THAN EVER BEFORE IN
STATES HISTORY.

Pierre, S. D.-The last legislative
session submitted more different pro-
positions to the people for the next
general election than has any other
session since the beginning OF state
mood. and even without any refer
erred laws being submitted the bal
lot of laws and amendments TO be
presented to the people next year will
be d long one. The most important
proposition presented is Senate Res
olution ., which submits to the peo-
pit the matter of a constitutional
convention for a general revision of
the constitution, which will have
been in existence for twenty-five
years by the time the vote is taken,
and which has been amended in
many of its particulars since it was
formed, and many other amendments
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
SUGGESTED by the last session.

suggested by the last session.
The other matters presented are
equal suffrage; allowing the creation
OF irrigation districts, in the same
manner as drainage districts are now
formed; granting the right to call
AN ontside Judge to sit on the SUI
preme bench in case members of the
court arc interested parties; creating
a state board of control to have
charge OF the different state institu-
tons, authorizing the legislature 10
fix the per centaee OF votes required
To invoke the referendum or recall in
municipalities, fixing legislative
terms at four years; allowing county
superintendent of school to serve
more than w terms, reducing the
interest on deferred payments for
state lands from six per cent to five
per cent.
Besides these constitutional am
endments the initiated laws were
presented, one a new primary act,
TO take the place of the Richards
law, which was framed by the demo-
Gratis, and which has for one of its
features, a provision for the organi-
cation OF new parties; and the other
the e liquor Law, which allows "A
license, or no license vote. to until
some one takes enough interest in
the matter TO ask for another sub
mission, instead of the present law
requiring a new affirmative vote at
each annual election.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
COMMON LAW
WIFE LOSES
IRfNL AT pNRkER GOES iGA.
INST WOMAN MILO LIVED
WITH WEIL TO DO
FARMER

Parker. s. -. An interesting case
Involving the rights ana standing of
Il common law wife vas held AT the
session OF tIo county court at Park
en- this We k. in which an estate val
ued at $4,000 Was AT stake. Alma
MaItluson claimed 10 haze bee the
common /. W Wife OF Nels Svens0n, a
rich farmer living in Turner county.
and who died a few weeks ago. Sna
made application for appointment as
administrators OF the estate. in which
she MAS opposed by a number OF
relatives, i'm hiding children and
brothers and sisters. Miss Martinson
set forth in her petition with corrob-
orative evidence that she was the
common law Wife OF the deceased,
that they had made an agreement to
live together. rhat when alive Sven
son claimed he was opposed to a
marriage ceremony and that they
would live as husband and wife with
oul IL. Miss Martinson prouuced Wit
nesses 70 show that Syenson told
merchants in Parker 10 ''let his wife
have what goods She wanted.
The relatives put up a strong de-
Tense to show that Miss Martinson
and Svenson We're not married. but
could NOT deny that they had been
living together for a matter of Two
or three years Saturday the court
made a ruling denying the appoint
ment OF Miss Martinson. and APP
pointing OF the relatives as ad-
ministrator Of the estate. Aside from
e D. 1900
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
KING TO TAKE
NEW POSITION
RECENTLY RESIGNED MEMBER
OF CHARITIES BOaItr, no
BECOME OFFICER OF THE
UNITED MERCANTILE
COMPANY.

Chicago. ~ number of Sou,
D@kotans arc in Chicago today look
ing TO tho reorganization Of tn
! nited Mercantile Co. Among then
arc los. scrcggs of Bcresford NJ. j
Clancy OF Vermillion; r. c. Dan
forth and W. II. King OF Parker
Bert Rogers of lankton; John H.
Jones Of Madison. r.. S. Nesscy o
Pierre; John Holman Of Yanktor
and c. +. |Brovnell of Huron.
II is understood hat w. II. KIM
Will be actively associated with tfC
new administration in an official ca
pacity. The comp.ny is to lie pu
on Z solid foundation and will hav
tie capital needed to finish its or
ganization OF the variC 5 states.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
TRAINS FOR
GETTYSBURG REUNION

selby, S. D.-A. j. Kinkman. act
ing committeeman FOR South Dakota
for the Gettysburg battle reunion.
states chat about 300 veterans of the
civil war, union and confederate.
viii 30 from South Dakota TO the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20

Chicago, nl.-Robert webb and
Thomas Burke, leader; OF the auto
mobile bandits who have terrorized
Chicago during the winter, today
pleaded guilty to the charge of burg
larry and We're sentenced to prison
under the indeterminate sentence
law which imposes a minimum Of
one year and a maximum of twenty
one years. Webb will be tried later
on a charge of numbering Detective
Hart, whom he is alleged to have
shot While evading arrest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20

Toronto, Ont.-Dr. H. f. Fried
mann said thai when he returns to
New York tomorrow he expects a
much friendlier attitude on the part
of the medical profession toward
his treatment of tuberculosis. He
believed the prejudice that greeted
him on arrival has been removed
and he has been invited to use the,
facilities of several hospitals and
will continue his demonstrations as
soon as he return.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20

When the killing occurred Beers
was pastor of the Methodist churches
in Wakarusa, Berryton and Linn
Creek, hamlets in Shawnee County.
south OF Topeka. Members of his
churches furnished his bond for
$1,000. Since the killing he has not
preached, but has been preparing his
case for trial.
In selecting the jury to try him
great are was taken to not let
either "A Methodist or a Catholic be
a member of it.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

id bottle groBe GebnfuGt nod Dir
oomoIs, 2illi, ober i9 fonb IS 10
begreifli6. limb nun TT pie Iieb
muBt BIZ Jpn boben, baB bu I.lbIt
oisisH Neg nidt I9euit, bisien barr
ten Mesl So, uno bu bait pobI
re9t, benn CT bat feline peiBe 6Gnoe,
unc ih habe bic 6dnOs sines S9Id9.
terseielIen, sr Bat ebIe, feline 6iiBs
uno ib babe.
Qbsr er lam nidt tpsifer. 9outs
los mar fe aus benz 9ett oeolitten
ouf Die grbs unb fdmieete BEN RopI
an feline &nie, inDsm Iie ibn nit
6eiben 4rmen umfalong. Gr ftann
nod INNER nit ben S1uben in Der
Sanb: nSa, bos allies bobsn mir
beine Saube geIogt, 2ilIi"; unb bo
lie nod INNER f9peieeno tniete,
figte er btn3u: m6ier boit bu Ie
alfo, bier Der re9te unb bier Der
linfe."....
mgssin", faete fe, mnein", 6olb la=
1eno, bolb f6lu93enb, ybies lit Der
re9te; unb bies 1T Der lintel . ou
@uter, 2iebsr; bns cling pabrbaFtie
bart am NbgrunO porbei! Du Sim
5iger. nie bab' i'd bid Iieb! nn6
gum 3eiden, boB bu mir persieben
bait. nimm mid morsen nit binouI
Biz gum b06ften @ipfel, unb penn
Der Des nod 10 bart 1T, id mill Jpn
geben nit Dir, unb penn fe Oobei
0erriffen!"
mNein", iogte cr unb 5og fie IsiTs
unO felt in feline Nrme, 40 foTI es
ri9t fein! 8is gum @ipfel nollen
mir; ober tpenn Der pfob 81 unipeg-
fam pirb. mill i'd bid auf meme
Prime nebmsn un6 mill bid trdgen;
benin i4 bin f4ninDelfrei unS
ftart."....
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Gtm gutter Rat.

gines Cages erf6ien elm SIRE Bel
Der ftdbtifdsn Rs6tsfdubftslle in
2ioerpool. Inn Hot gu erbitten. SO.
iagte er, r6enten sic, i6 boIte 5iib=
ner in meinem &elier, uno nun fam
elm Hobrbrua unb ollie meine 9iibs
ner Iino babur9 ertrdntt tporoen."
n3unGdft fpenoen Sic Ii9 an bic
Maiferleitungs @eielli6aft." 3pei
Sage 1pdter tomrtt Der SIRE trdurig
tpieber. nNn," ftagte Der Beanie,
ntpas bat man Sbnen 9eIagt2" -
ga, mon faete mir, ih miiffe mir
eben Gnten baIten. -"
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
,,ei~a."

Sin espptifGer gouer, Der bur6
feline Dur4triebenbeit I9on bieI err
ret9t un6 ergaunert batte, reiIte einz
mol, ongetnn nit nelen &lei0ern,
na9 aairo, tpo er in einem 91eftauz
rant pluB nabm unO Dem aellner
tpintte. Dieter fragile: .@iinT9en
Der 9err Suppe2" nGipa!"
(SaD
Der 8auer IDffelte bic Suppe unO
Der RelIner frug: limb nun ben
Slid ni9t nobr2" n@ipa!"
Nuf oes aellners peitere 8orz
f9ldge INNER nur ,Gifpo" untporz
tenO, aB Der 8ouer, Bis er aenuq
batte unb Big bic 3e9e fi9 ouf ott
SHILLING belief. Der Rellner, Der
erportete, bob Der gutgetleibete Monn
nit sinem eneliIden pfunb Sa1len
iperbe, fragte b6FIi9: oNiinf9en Der
9err ben Reft beraus3uboben2" -
nGipal"
60 gob i6m benn Der &ellner erft
bic 3tp0lf S4iIIing berous, unO Bat
bann Inn bos pfunbltiid. gu alien
Iogte Der Bauer nidts aIs nGipo"
unb CAB bas @elb niAt, norauf Der
Dirt i'm CUR poIiaeipo6e brodte.
Nu9 bort beontportete er ole Grnz
gen INNER nur NIT vGitpo". 70 bob
mon ibn ols naeiitesgeit6rt" entlieB.
@ergniigt reifte Der 8ouer beim
unO er3dblte bort ben Trcunben, boB
er. ALIEN nit nGifpa", nidt nur fem
geipeift. fonbern ben Mirt au4 moi
UNI elm pfun6 betrogen unb f6lieBz
Iih fogar bic poli3ei genasfiibrt babs.
0os pollte nun elm Mnoerer nad=
maiden. Sog fi6 gut an, fubr nad
Roiro unb begnnn basIel6e Spiel
unoIiidIi9erpeife ober geriet er in
basfelbe 3eftourant, unO als er ouf
bic Troge bes 8eIlners NIT Gina"
~ontportete, purbe er nit beTtigen
SuBtritten ins Greie befDrOert.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

gritf BON ibr Dor. Mlit fisbrigen
6GnOen oriff er oandd.
Wlein Iieber Rolf, nun mub i9
alTo bod beihten, uno es pdre beiIer
qefpeIen, i'd bate f9peigen t0nnen.
Mber gu fDirIt eiEe Muftldrune piinz
Idsn, nod0em es esltern 70 nett 5ipis
f9en uns fommen muBte. @spiB
mar es oas Ri6tigere, es Dir gleit
offen 3u Idqen. Oh bGttelt piellei9t
oein 0iitiees 2G9eln fir mid ae=
habt, pieIei9t bGtteit ou bid absr
aud entfebt BON mir gepeuoet. Sc
ro0e 0u in oeiner 3einbeit. ltn0
oos Rolf, bate i9 nidt ertragen tons
nen. Mie bate i'd mid idon pis=
Ser auf unIer 3uTammenIein gez
freut! ga fam er Oa3pif9er, i9
fab i'm, uno e. mar nm mid qes
fdesen. SO tonnte ib niht Dor bid
treten.
Gr las garni9t gu Gnoe. Sn taus
fenO 6sben 5erriB er ben Brief. 0as
8lut i9oB ibm ms 9siidt, 0ie g(Oern
f9pouen ibm an.
Mlfo 70 cine mar fie2 @arni9t
anoers als oie anoern2 @enau 10 foz
felt unO lei9t unO geO~antenlos9 @ott
fei 9ant, oaB er oas nod CUR rs6ten
3eit crfubrl Mom6gIi9 bate CT
fonit nod cine groBe 9ummbeit ge=
mddt un0 ii9 fiirs 2eben an 10 cine
@eipifenlofe gebunoen. 3erriFen mar
ibr S9reiben. 3erriFen bas 8anb
5piI9en ibnen. Gs ourfte tein @unI9
mebr biniiberfiibren gu ibr, beriiber
gu ibm.
llno nun Ii9 %betGuben, cine ar=
oere lieben uno our Mirtli9teit sen
@eoonten MAIDEN, Der i'm f9on fritz
Der beT9dftigt, Sen er a6er Der 3lei=
nen Degen in LETTER 3eit INNER ab=
aefpieIen bate: Sic So9ter ieines Yor=
geTeBten beiraten, in sinem bebaslinen,
angenehmen 5eiri leben uno an Der
gdngenes ME mebr o0er nur nit eis
nem g9Iel5uden benten.
Sine @o9e fpGter mar inn Iein
plan gegliidt. Gr bate cine po9tba=
benbc 8rait, feline 8etannteu beglid=
piinI9ten ibn. Mu4 81 Der 3leinen
mar cine @erlobungsanaeige gefldttsrt.
9as mar feline Na9e.
llnO bod. 9eOonten f9psigeu
ni4t, Srdume lafen fi4 ni9t bannen,
begrabene Miinf9e Iteben INNER pie-
Der duf. 3pei BLONDE S4neden fua=
rem es. cine fife Stimme, oie er ni9t
Dergefen tonnte.
lln0 zines Sages Id6en Iie fi9 nod
einmal tpieoer. @r ging geraos an
Ser Settle feiner 8raut, oIs linen
cine ibm, a9, 70 noblbetannte 8ier-
li4e Geitalt entgegentum. gr ponte
iiber ie bintpegfsben, aber Elm i6nel.
Ter Bid itreifts ibr 9efi6t. glaF
mar es unO i9mal geporoen, biz
Mugen tribe tpie bonn beimli9en @ei.
men in f6lafIofen NG9ten. -
@r puBte ni9t = uno bat aud
ME Is erfabren SAB elm fleinel
Pidel duf iiBer MGo9enndIe inn Ser
drgiten Strei4 feines 2ebens geIpielt
bate.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Mn gtomoinbereiftunq
Ifor6 in Baltimore Mbrdbom Cobb
BERG. Elm so Sabre alter Sdnsioer.
ser in Mmerito feline Nngeb0rietn
ooer 0eripanbten bat. Gr bate Den
iiioifden 6eiertag eebolten unb ge-
foitst. Im Sumstug obenb dB tr
Slide uno ertranttc tur5 borouF. Die
Trou 0es Goldberg uno osTen ainoer
Iolsn ongeblid in 2iperpool pob-
nen.
MIgtar3li6 d.. 8. q. Mits
del. Elm 7%0jGbrissr 6ormer in Der
gGbe bon plummsrpile. 4rt.. auf Teis
ner Tarm pfIiigt,. purbe sr bonn Sobe
sreilt unO ~itiir5te Dor isinem pflug 3u
gooefl. Ssin oItss. treues pferb
bIieb fofort iteben, uno itanb ga. Ii9
umiebsno nod isinsm 9srrn. ob IS
riht bolb Den ~@iobop Ruf" b0ren
trsros. ga Iid niemono in Der N1be
befonb. itonb baS treue Sier bort, bon
Greitng nadmittog big Gonntaq
na4mittdg. bis ss BON oen noben
Yohborn pon ieinsr 9otennohe abs
gs!0lt purbe. ois Ole QsiAs Ieinea
Serrn mad isiner Wu9uune E9ofIs
zen
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Gleime nrladen.
sti58s bon ella 9dul8es aa9tepB.

8eItiirst belt &olf 6art ben nieo=
li6eu Brief in Der 0anb.
0as mar nun I9on bas 5peite
Mal, DaB Oie &leine ibm abiagte!
Spnf waren Iic jeoen Nbeno 5ulams
mengepeIen. gr bate iie INNER mad
@sidGftsf9luB abgebOlt, uno tie bait
ten Damn irgenopo eegeien uno ges
plauoert uno narsn febr Dergniigt ges
peIen. Da plObli4 bate iie ibm
i6On geItern abgef9rieben, unO isBt
luq fir Sen beutigen Nbeno pieoer
cine Mbfdge od. l1no 10 plump, 10
burdIi6tig bic Musreoe! 81, iie tonns
ten nod ni4t tlug genug liigen. Das
muBte tie erit nod bsIer lernen, Die
&leine.
Mds mar 0enn nur2 War es mDgs
lid, DaB ailgen nit lOl4em @usorud
logen9 Ronnten IoI9e rote 2ippen be-
triigen9 6atte er plOBli4 einen Neben.
buhler betommen, mar tie i'm 8egriff
i'm gu Oer9eRen9
Wiiteno T9leuoerte er ben fila
8rief auf Ben Slid. HeOan9itren
muBte man ii9, ii9 gar nidt mebr
nm fie betiimmern! Den freien Abeno
fi9 nit elmer anoeren be%rtreiben.
gs CAB ia in Berlin nod mebr ROpf=
6en nit blonben S9neden iiberm
DIR.
Ml1o los! 11nO &olf Sart mari
fi9 ms Staotbahncoupe uno foh ii9
ie0e Dame an. Mber mertpiiroig.
Seine gefiel Inn, feline intereIlierte
i'm. Selbit oie S9lanteiten, fir
oie CT Ionft INNER cine groBe S9pdz
9e gebdbt bate. lieBen i'm fult. Gr
Gdngfpeilte ii9 ~bOoenlos. @s feblte
inn irgenoetpas, uno pie er gdbnte
uno miBmutis gum Geniter binaus=
fab, ertappte er iid babel, baB i9m
feline @eoanten tu~eggeldufen un0 i4on
pieoer BEL Der ltngetreuen iparen. Bel
ibrem iungen 2a9en uno ibrem sarlz
gen alIerliebiten perfOn&sn.
@r le5nte fi9 dl1o in Die Polfter
3uriid un6 1tDbnte cine Meile: %
Meiber. Meiber!"
Damn iiberlegte er. Mas in aIer
Melt tonnte in ibr &0pf9en getomz
men fein! Qaune, 2angetpetle ooer
gar unper3ei6li9e S4le9tigteit2
Onfte ne ettpd. re fDnnte fpie cine
Maripn 2escaut ibren 2iebbaber an
ser NaIe berumfiibrsn9 @laubte tie
i'm 70 felt am NarrenIeil2 glur gut,
DAB er nebenbei elm biBhen pbilofoz
pbie getrieben bate, baB er f9on Biz
gu benz puntt getommen mar, mo
mir begreifen, oaB fdneIIes @ereeifen
bD9lte Sugeno lit. 9art Deroen gez
gen Den Nd9ften!
Mber troB oiefer 2ebensmeisbeit,
nit Ser er anfing, fein Mannesher5
GIT umpan3ern, fab er Ii9 pl0Bli9 Dor
ibrem @ei9Gft feben uno nit 6er3z
tlppfen auf lie tparten. Gr fiiblte,
oie Gntf9eioung fam. 8ange Minu=
ten bergingen. Gnoli9! Nber mas
mar Das2 Seine &leine - i'm Iez
ben, elm 8atiittii9el6sn bOrs @eii9t
preTen, &sbrt MAIDEN unb 0apOnlau>
fen mar ems.
gr mar auBer Ii9. Dos mar
oenn oo9 sic 9Dbe! 0ds mar ia of
fener 9ru9. u~nperbii[Iter 9errat! gr
pubte ni9t, tpie er fi4 ods ertlGren
Tonte. Sunoertlei @eoanten our9s
treu3ten fem Sebirn.
Ser nG9fte Morgen FAM i'm ni6t
in beTerer Stimmung. Mioeripilig
gina er ins Bureau. Mlebr als je
drserten ibn bic 3ublen. Mie lam
man aud re9nen, ipenn einem 10
I9redli9e Mprte pie 2ii9nerin,
S9lanee, Sreubru9 i'm Slim lisgeng
gr re9nete uno perre9nete fih, genuu
70 pie es fiG nit Der &leinen aud
Oerrednet bate.
9lber am Nudmittsu funO er einen
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

gs 1T f4ier unglaublih. dber ood
1T cs tpabr. 5eute morgen fam mir
pieoer mein Samtbeutel 3u; er lpurs
De mir our9 einen O%ienitmann ms
Sdus gebra9t. uno fein Snbalt tpor
boltommen unberI6rt. Sin 3ettel
lag oarin. @r lautete:
n2iebs gsI6iiBerin uno MsnI6enz
freunOin! Sic naren I9redIi9 gut
gu mir. unO es tut mir aufri9s
tis leio. Dab i9 sic ni9t ndber
tennen lernen lam. SD muBte
Sbren pompaoour mitnebmea, neil
i1 oas 8riaanttoIier barin perItedt
belt. DIS Sic ouf ser Strabe
Sbre ToI9e psrlprsn battsn uno i'd
tie fano. lieB i'd fanea ous Golier
bineinf4liipfen uno iibergub lie oann
S6nen, oenn i9 fiibltt mid I9on BON
ienem 2iimmel beoba9tst. Sn Sbrer
gBobnung babe i'd aber tpieber Die
Sai6e FAINT ben Sdmud an mid
gencmmen, oenn Is mare oo1 mirts
li9 I'M Ipl9 toItbares Stiid I9aoe.
Wir beiOe. i'd uno mein @eIiebter
brauden es orineenO. Wir iegeln
nod beute matchmaker uno nit Dem
&olier in einen anoeren GroteiI
ab. 2sben sic pobl uno baben sic
Dant!~
Qls i'd bieien 8risf seleisn bate,
mar i8 pIOsIi4 isbr frOh, teins 9u4s
ter AL baden.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-08
DOG ON HUNGER STRIKE
Hector Refuses to Eat When Man He
Adopted Ii Locked Up.

This is the story Of a dog that went
on hunger strike. 1t is also q story
of a man the dog adopted showing his
fafthfulness and setting the whole DO
lice department on the hunt Of the dog.
Hector Is tho dog and Frank Trez-
wick Of st. Cloud, MIMI. is the man.
The man took a drop too much and
was snagged into the East Side police
station. The dog accompanied him and
when his friend disappeared cellward,
Hector set up howl that kept the po-
lfcemen awake. Frank was fed in his
cell, and food was offered Hector IN
Lieut.. J. Quealey's Office, but Hector
would not eat. He would only howl
When Frank was fined and It looked
as II he would have to spend a few
days in the workhouse. arrangements
were made to have Hector cared for
at the pound, but Frank paid his fina
and asked for Hector.
The dogs bowling had ceased. but
the policemen were surprised when
they discovered that Hector was not
in the room where he had been locked.
He had wriggled between narrow bars
and had gone to look for Frank.
Now the police have been instructed
to find Hector and restore Frank ia
htm.-Minneapolis Journal
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and IN THE BANK
The Paxton Bros. Have n Hand
In GeFman.American.
Reorganization Makes r. r.
New Vice President.

The election recently Of D. p. Paxton
to the dictatorship and r R. Paxton to
wee presidency Of the German-American
state bank of Topeka, recalls to the
minds OF Topekans the marvellous growth
OF department store in ten years and
the opportunities that two former Valley
taiie merchants have taken ADVANTAGE of
IN the mercantile business in this city
f11teen years ago or Whereabouts d. p.
Paxton came to Topeka from Valley Fails
and engaged in the mercantile business
along q small line. Later he went to kan
sas City and turned out such a rafting
good mail order trade that the Jones COM
pany bought him out. Meanwhile T. r.
Paxton was running his modest store al
Valley Falls. -
Five years later the two came to To-
peka and started the Paxton store at
the corner of East Sixth avenue and
quincy street. Today they occupy a large
oullolng, operate one Of the largest de-
partment stores in the state and own and
enjoy substantial and constantly crow
ing trade. The Paxton store is known an
over Kansas. "-'
A few days ago the two business men
were placed on the board of directors
OF the German-Amerfcan State hank n
p. Paxton Is director and T. r. Parton
was elected vice president to succeed r,
mueller who was made president
Opportunity only tapped on the doc.
| OF the Paxtons and they came to Topeks
| and crossed the threshold
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splendid foOtwork, which make them
dangerous to any opponent, came out
of these strenuous contests without a
single accident, and will make their
cal condition. Sandy Timothy, the
1&-year-old right guard. will be the
only regular to be left at home. and
that on account of an attack of ton
silitis. Pretends Eagle, the big Sioux
boy, who is making his first try at
football, will take Timothy's place.
Eagle reminds the Lawrence people
gated guard of earlier days.
Haskell hopes to win the contest
with Morningside. but are not over
confident, as the Sioux City boys
have a fine reputation up north, and
the long trip may tell on Captain
Williams men.
Cornhuskers Are Improving.
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. S.-With a foot
ball squad so crippled. three players
cannot enter the game and three 9TH
ers wearing marks Of recent encount-
ers, Nebraska will present a patched
up team today when it goes on the
field against Nebraska Wesleyans.
With conditions as they are no one
seriously predicts a big score and the
Cornhuskers' coaches will be satisfied
il Wesleyan is prevented from scoring.
The satisfying news from the Nebraska
camp is that all the injured and ailing
are mending, and all are expected to
be able to show at their best against
Kansas a week from Saturday.
Football in Far South.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 8.-Footbal1 in
the south today will stage only few
games that may be regarded as hav-
ing a direct bearing upon the s. I.
A. A. championship for 1913.
The clash between Auburn and
Georgia Technical at Atlanta, prob
! ably will be the most important of
southern gridiron battles.
The game between Alabama and
Sewanee at Birmingham should prove
interesting.
Drake and Tigers Crippled.
Columbia, Mo-, Nov. S.-Drake and
the Missouri State University football
teams began their annual gridiron
contest here today on a field damp
ened by yesterdays long drizzling
rain The team from Des Moines
however seemed at home on the wet
grounds. The visitors played a fast
and shifty game. Both slightly Grip
pied, the teams seemed evenly match
ed. Missouri outweighed the visitors
three pounds to the man. The Drake
line was shifted somewhat because
of the absence Of McHenry and Krull.
cause of injuries
william Jewell-Westminste
Kansas City, Nov. 8.-William Jew
ell College and Westminster College
will meet on Gordon and Koppel field