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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
LOURDES.

y Rose and Mamie Connors, Of Elma
were seen in Lourdes Sunday.
Verona Conry was 40 Elma caller
Saturday.
Quite number from Lourdes ct.
tended the dance at Protivin Thurs
day evening, and oil reported jolly
time. Three cheers for Protivin.
Mrs. John Beaumaster visited with
her mother in Elma Monday.
Josie Walker attended church in
Protivin Sunday.
Johnnie Norton was an Elma caller
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo. Holub are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Noonan, of near
Elma, visited with Tom Noonans' Sum
day.
Anna Maresh visited at the Urban
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Walker, ST.. is on the
sick list.
The school children and the mem
bers of the choir, of Lourdes, will give
an entertainment Sunday evening,
June 9Th. The program commences at
7:3O. Everybody attend.
Ed. Nibaur was seen driving north
Sunday evening. What's the attrac-
ton.
Sadie Noonan visited with Elizabeth
Flaherty Sunday evening.
Joe and Regina Mrachek, of near
Protivin, were seen in Lourdes Sum
day.
Peter Kovarik is proud of a new
buggy, and seems to make good use of
it.
Katie Falada called at the Urban
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nibaur and
babel called at Nibaur's SUNDAY. even-
ing.
Dick Crane, John Conry, Frank Do
lark and John Vocaty called on Joe
Urban Sunday afternoon.
Verona Conry visited with Elizabeth
Flaherty Sunday afternoon.
Messrs Kovarik and Walker were
Alta Vista shopper Tuesday.
Josephine Walker called at the
Urban home Monday evening.
Mr.. Kubik called on his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Nibaur Monday afternoon.
Albert .Benedick was seen at Lourdes
Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. Zobeck called at Anton
Zobeck's Monday.
Susan Urban called on Elizabeth
Nibaur Monday evening.
Anna .Maresh is entertaining Cir
friend from Cedar Rapids this week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
OTTER CREEK CLIPPING.

Emma Kovarik returned to her home
at Protivin, after several weeks visit
here among relatives.
Charley Vrba has been doing the
chores for his brother-in.law, Tony
Vrba, while the latter has been in
Mercy Hospital at Cresco. recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
John Griffith and others from Ridge
way were seen driving on our roads
out here the fore part of the week, en-
joying the scenery.
Ed Wagner drove to Protivin, the
fore part of the week, to greet friends
and look at the tall buildings over
there.
Rev. L. N. Day and wife, of Cresco,
made few calls among the members
Of their church last Saturday and Sum
day.
MAY gave Us several showers Of hail
and ut least once there was noticed
fall Of snow.
Ed Weidaman has been working for
]. Aegerter for number OF days, re-
Gently.
The teacher and pupils Of School
Dist. No. 4 are in receipt Of free
samples Of crude petroleum oil from
the Standard Oil Co. Many thanks.
Workmen are busy repairing the
grade west of the Kirschman bridge,
that was taken out by the heavy rains
in the spring.
A number Of concrete culverts have
been put into our roads, more are need
ed. Fix up the roads, they are used
every day nearly through the year.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
NORTH ALBION

]
WIN. Keuns autoed to Anil Keune's
Sunday. "a.
Malinda DeGrave called at VIM.
Bigalk's Friday,
VIM. Bigalk called at Chas. Bigalk's
Monday. -.
John Walter and family visited at
Daniel Kreuger's Sunday. .
David Volkmsn is visiting relatives
at Preston, MINI. !. at..,...-
Clara Batter visited Mrs. Anil
Keune's, Sunday.
George Volkman and Philip Hayes
attended the dance ct Harmony Fri.
day night, and report fine time.
Josephine Bigalk called on Marie
! Miibrath one day last week.
Carl and Edward Wolf called on
Mrs. Nettie Slawson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes: and
sons Philip and Joseph, visited at A.
A. Bigalk's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip De Grave were
Cresco callers Friday.
Wesley Keune, who assisted his
brother Anil few days, returned to
his home Sunday.
Nellie Bowers and Kenneth Bate
man called at Lewis Milbrath's Fri.
day.
Henry Aberg and Miss Nettie Peter.
son visited at Andrew Peterson's Sun.
day.
Mrs. Andrew Ludwig is visiting Mrs.
Gottlieb Batter at Preston, MINI.
What's the matter with little Roger
Leonard, he's all right when it comes
to horseback riding.
Mrs. Joseph Hayes and son Philip,
and Mrs. John Walter, autoed to
Granger Thursday.
| Leon Bigalk, who is taking sewing
at Cresco, spent week at home.
Denis MCGEE spent the past week at
home. ... H.
Henry Bigalk and Roger Clark were
Granger callers Thursday evening.
Little Jodie Hayes is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anil Keune and son
Gordon, visited A. A. Bigalk g, Tues
day evening.
Henry Bronner called at John
Bigalk's one day last week
Esther Mae Bigalk called on Cora
Batter Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bigalk visited at
VIM. Bigalk's Sunday.
Herbert Milbrath was Cresco caller
Friday afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
KENDALLyILLE.

Nrs. Sarah Ludden, north Of town.
has been quite sick, but y some better
at this writing.
Miss Caward, the trained nurse who
has been caring for the little babe Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Eddy the past
week, returned TO- the Mercy hospital
Sunday. '' ll,lEt,'st Z! g. g. 81
Mrs G. W. Daskam, went to Can,
ton, Mimi, Sunday, for . visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Yates.
Y Masons have been at work on the
foundation for . new barn for H.,
Goldsworthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wilbur autoed to
Lime Springs on Sunday, to visit their,
daughter, Mrs. Jones.
Inga Rasmussen came up from De-
corah on Saturday, for q visit at the
home of her brother Emil.
Dan Danielson has been quite sick
the past week.
The Morgan L. A. S. met at the
Morgan church, Thursday afternoon.
John Hammer and wife spent the
last of the week with friends at York,
Mimi. zHE
VIM. Reuter- is treating his house to
new coat of paint. IfI
Mrs. Allie Daskam and Mrs. Ada
Young called at Clifford Eddy's Sun!
day. -,
Ed. Holmes made a business trip to
Charles City, Saturday, returning
Tuesday.
DR.. Plummer, of Cresco, was called
out Sunday, to attend Mr.. Bishop, who
still continues quite i'll.
A. Smith and family, of Lime
Springs, visited at the Soltow home,
Sunday.
Pete Ellingson and family visited at
the Andrew Stinson home, Sunday.
Walter Eddy and wife were calling
on friends in Kendallville and vicinity
Sunday. --
Walter Daskam delivered hogs at
the Cresco market Thursday.
The Minneapolis horse buyer is pick.
ing up quite a few horses in this vi
cinity, prices ranging from $l75 to
1925. Doesn't look as though the
auto truck had affected the horse mar
ket much as yet.
Clarence Holmes was a DEBORAH Wis
itor Friday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
o,,RLEAN,l,s.

Mr.. and Mn. Ole Melaas and family
spent Sunday 1t Tom Hovey's.
Mrs. w. Judd is improving very
slowly after her operation. !.
MISS Peterson, from Dakota return
ed this week with her friend Hannah
Hovey whom she will accompany back.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Melaas spent Sunday
Ut Christians. -,
Mrs. G. St:nsen spent this week. at
VERSIONS.
Hannah Hovey will close . success
ful term of school Thursday. Her.
pupils hope to see her back again. q
Blanche and Mile Benson and their
teacher, Miss Hovey, have smile up
upon their faces because they passed
the rural school examination.
mother, Mrs. Harriet Walton, visited
at Will Eddy's last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pollitt and daugh-
ter Vera spent Thursday at Dan Far
rell's.
A good share of the neighbors haul
ed potatoes to Cresco last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steinmetz attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Kicks last Thurs
fday.
Johnnie Walton and Joe Simerson
are doing some carpenter work for
Will Eddy this week.
Kathryn Steinmetz has been on the
sick list this week. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schaefer are
the proud parents of little daughter,
born to them Saturday, May oath.
Congratulations.
Emmett and Geneva Cummings spent
Sunday at Frank Walton's.
What might have been q fatal acci-
dent, occurred at the Fred Howard
home Tuesday evening, when one Of
his little boys got hold of rifle which
was loaded and in some manner went
off, the bullet just grazing the collar
bone. The DR.. pronounced him get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. ]. A. Ahern was called to Min
neapolis last Monday, to see her father
who is quite i'll at that place.
Vera Pollitt returned home Monday
after few days visit will. her grand.
mother. Mrs. Farrell,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
I MAPLE LEAF.

Grandpa Drtina was seen in Maple
Leaf Saturday last.
Tophy Herplink drove to Elma last
Saturday.
!: Antor, Roman came from Elma Sat.
urday to visit with home folks over
Sunday. ,:@l,st>7 $f.n
J..Graf and Art Hart made bust.
ness call or A. Kakac Saturday. Ii
Jim Noves had bee for hauling
lumber, for the new house which he is
building. 49,. f ..- ?
Nick Graf and Frank Kakac autoed
to Elma Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Bigley was on the sick list
q few days last week.
Mike Bigley and daughter Maude,
drove to Elma Friday.
Joe Wacha had the job of dragging
the road Saturday. RI
milw va Iew' Of f." the s death Of Charlie
Bachman, son of John Bachman.
Frank Mclaughlin called at the
Mathew Stevens home Monday evening
Frank Dinger and family from near
Howard Center, visited at the Fred
Marshall home Sunday.
Mike Bigley and son Frank drove to
Elma last Friday.
Henry Johnson was an Elma visit
or Tuesday.
Mrs. j.. Kubicek called at the A.
Kakac home Monday. #
John Callahan had bee for hauling
lumber for his new house and barn.
Ed Bigley and Pat Stevens called on
A. Kakac Sunday
Anna and Agnes Zobeck entertained
friends Sunday afternoon.
Johnnie Voves was assisting John
Drtina with his work last week.
Will Frank entertained company
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Opat and children
visited at the Mat KobIisky home Sun
day. 80
Kate Falada, who has been assisting
her sister, Mrs. Joe Zobeck, with her
sewing returned home Wednesday.
Joe Lipa called on Stephen Kubicek
Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Hutton and children are
visiting at the home of her father, Joe
Zobeck, this summer.
Tony Vrba was visiting in our neigh
borhood for the last two weeks.
The school taught in district No. 8.
by Helen Remetch, was closed last
week Friday and the young folks gath
cred the woods where they had pic
mic. After dinner, program was held
and then the young folks went cut for
a hayrack ride while the eldets erjoy-
ed themselves in the woods.
Anton Drtina and his bride are busy
moving to Lourdes this week.
Anna Zobeck, who has been work.
ing in Button for sometime is staying
at home this summer.
Barbara Kubicek is staying at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Drtina
for while this summer
Mrs. Joe Zobeck called on Mrs. w.
Frank Monday.
Anton Dvorak arrived from Chicago
Monday and is working for S. Kubicek
for q while. 0. .
Jim Lipa called at the Will Frank
home Friday evening"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
Health 4 Factor in Success.

The factor contributing to mans
success il undoubtedly health. It has
been observed that man 10 seldom
sick when lis bowels are regular-he
3D. e.. N ssd !; ,o' H asd Hssi
Tablets They mt only more the bow:
strsnGt Nm ths digestion. They are sahk
By Ff9d Lowry.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
For Sale.

We have q number of Duroc Jersey
male pigs, six months old. They are
very large Of their age. Will. be sold
ct . reduced price II taken ct .pnce.
Ne faraish pedigree With every pig
sold. Write. Or better come and see
them. MRs. JosEpa BoUsxA & SoNs,
re No. 2, Caloar. .Iewa. SIT
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
For Sale

One Aldine Crate and 6ne mantel,
With level plate glass. al in 6rst-class
ahsps. ine fixture for parior or cit
ting room. Inquire ct the residence
ms2ce:of G. r. SToaY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Proposals for the erection Of .
School House in sud-district No. 8.
jamestown township.
Notice is hereby give that the pro:
posals for the erection of a School
House in sub-distriet No. 8, township
of jamestown, county of Howard and
State of Iowa, will be received by the
board of directors at the school house in
sub-district No. 5, e. Fox's school
housed nine O'Clock q. M, July l, 1913. at
which time contract will be awarded
to lowest responsible bidder.
The board reserves the right to re-
Iect any and all bids Plans and speci-
fications may be seen at Riceville State
bank, Riceville, Iowa.
OLIVER suMPTER, Sec'Y.
May 30 1918. 4Ot4.
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, of childhood and motherhood.
She calls upon the women OF hor
state TO reject all sultors until the
men are brought TO realize that
some recognition must DO given 10
the evils OF child labor.
From Terola 10 TAhieuah and
from Guthrie 20 Geronimo. Miss
Barnard IL known aa Oklahoma
KATE. " OklAhomanH have grown
accustomed 10 her sociological ,heo.
riea. but this one has the whole
state gaHplng. II iH the m0s, reyo.
lutionary proposal abe has ever ad.
yocaied. She says In her propa.
ganda.
II every woman had the real
strength OF mind necessary as well
as an actual knowledge OF what IN
going on about her. she would fiat.
" refuse TO marry until conditions
we're changed
She would say TO the man who
comes ACQUIRING
Feed tho hungry children.
"fGiye their fathers living
wage Give their mothers homes
where they may rest and gather
strength.
Aud until you have done that
do not come talking 10 me OF love
and marriage
1T IL in the hands of the women
20 do this thing. she concludes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30

fun pint ~ cough syrup--as much
Rs you could buy f9r g. bO-can easily
he made az home You viii find nothing
that takes hold Of an obstinate cough
more quickly. usually ending ~ inside Of
~ hours Excellent. too. for Group
vhooping cough sore lunss. asthma.
hoarseness and other throat troubles
Mix one pint Of graduated sugar with
y pint OF warm water. ana stir for ?
minutes Put ~ ounces ~ PineX go
cents WORTH IN pint bottle, then add
che Sugar Syrup II keeps perfectly
Take toaHpoonful every one. two or
three hours
This IL Just laxative enough to help
cure = cough Also stimulates the sppe-
tito. which Is usually upset by n cough
The taste IL pleasant
The effect Of pine and sugar syrup on
tho infiamed membranes IL well known.
Pinex Is the most valuable concentrated
compound Of Norway white pine exssact,
rich IN guaiaeoi and al the natural heal
Ing pine clements other preparations
will ne, work m this formula
The Piner and Sugar Syrup recipe is
now used by thousands OF housewives
throughout tho United states and Can
ada. The plan has been Initiated but
tho old successful formula has never been
equnled
A guaranty Of absolute Satisfaction or
money promptly refunded goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex. OF will
get II for you II not send to The Pinax
Co. IT. Wayne, Ind.
pines Is fully guaranteed by narteii
Drug Co tdistributors). Seattle
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MAP SHOWS
COLUMBUS
DIDN'T DOT

~ United rrrss trased VIE
WASHINGTON. Jan 10. The
declaration by W II nahcock of
the an,hropologicai society that
history improperly had honorod
Christopher Columbus as the dis.
eoNcrer OF America and that this
continent or portion OF L.. was
shown ON maps drawn before the
great discovcrer was horn. has al.
Nided the society Into two camps.
bahoock started the controversy In
a lecture before the organization
The coasts or Florida aud Cuba
were known 10 the Portuguese. Ital.
ians aud Spsniards. Rabcock as.
serted, Ions before Columbus set
out on his voyage. lie showed re-.
productions Of maps dating back 10
lttt. one was reproduction OF
the work of Martin nehalm In 1893.
before Columbus returned from his
voyage VI discovery. showing both
Cuba and Florida.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
BRINGS TALE
OF DOUBLE
TRAGEDY

DAWSON. Y. r.. Jan. 30.-Ito
port Of a double murder and sui.
eide In foadhouso In the Black
Hills was brought here today by
Ernest Bnrwash, driver OF the
White Pass stage. William +.
Smith killed Michael Kelly. a
stableman OF whom no was Jealous,
his wife and then tying string
10 the trigger OF his rifle, held II
between hls knees and blew Off the
top OF his head All were dead and
the bodies frozen when found
Smith ran laundry at Dawson
CITY during the gold rush. Mrs
Smith WAS formerly Mrs. william
Jones. and mother OF the wife OF
DR. Murray. OF Tacoma Kelly had
been a member OF tho mounted
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
NEED A BOY TO
WORK FOR YOU?
CALL UPBOGGES

Do you need boy7 A boy Who
wants to work, who needs q job. and
would appreciate one u he had IL
II you do. Just call up sorgt
bogEea Of the Juvenile and humane
department OF the police depart
ment Main iss Tell him what you
want Hen give you your pick OF
at least a dozer
HoEHes has over 100 boys who
want Jobs He'd appreciate Il II
people needing help would call him
up. These boys are not bad boys
just boys who have no humoa or who
are up against II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
MASQUERADER HEARS
MURDER CONFESSION

by Emitted Press Leased Wire
VIENNA. Jan. 3O.--As the result
Of practical Joke played upon him
by an actor. a fellow patient In the
hospital at Grosswardein. Hungary
a prosperous farmer Of that com
munity IL under arrest for murder
The actor. who was conyalescing
dressed up as priest aud heard
the sick farmers confession. To
his aEtonishment the man confessed
TO having murdered one OF his farm
hands some years ago
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WAGES OF WOMEN TO
BE INVESTIGATED

ny Naifef Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES. Jan. aO.-A com.
mittee named by tho Los Angeles
city council. began today an lnyeH.
ugation OF wages paid working
women and girls in Los Angeles
coupled with the cost Of living.
laundricH. department stores and
al employing establishments will
De probed Witnesses will be ex.
amined secretly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
HOLDS COPS WHILE
THIEF GETS AWAY

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. While
". NJ. Mears. president OF the Port.
land CordaEe company. was early to
day holding Police Sergeant Harms
and Pairolman Wise AZ pistol point.
under the impression that they were
burglars. the real intruder escaped
with several hundred dollars worth
OF jcwclry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30

Professional cfrculatora OF psti.
lions have asked FOR Jobs. but tho
Women have Invariably answered
We are all working because We
believe In what We are working Tor.
hence ne need no paid circulatora
OF petitions"
Circulators OF petitions have
bronsht In reports that wurkmen
when approached and asked to sign
tho petition. have In many In
stances refused. saying they dared
not as their names would be look.
cd up and they would DO discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
CALLS STRIKE AGAINST
MARRIAGE in OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan.
Sp-haie barnard commissioner
OF charities for Oklahoma. and IA.
nous Tor her prison Investigations.
has ordered a marrias. strike "
She believes every unmarried WON.
an should refuse 10 enter the mairi.
monial state until the men Of the
nation pass laws for the protection
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PULL BIG TANKER
OFF BEACH UNHURT

The Union oil Co.'s steamer San.
Ia Maria, which ran aground on
WILDLY island Tuesday morning,
during a dense fog. was successfully
pulled into deep water Wednesday
by the tus Tyee Tho huge tank
ship IL apparently unchanged
The Santa Maria il bringing 81.
800 barrels Of oil TO the Seattle sta
ton from San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
WINNER OF S225, 900
ASKED FOR MILLION

~ United PRESS Leases wire
LONDON. Jan 80 ~ don't
know what am going 20 DO. but |
know bloomln' well What I'm not
going 20 do" said Albert Billing
ham, a S,atfordshlre miner. who. by
holding ticket No io3.Ssi. drew the
capital prize % s225 600 ia the Hun.
saFian state lottery I'm never 20
ing down IN mine again-that Is.
II really get the money"
The publicity given 20 Billing.
hams good fortune has already
brought him applications from char.
table organizations and individuals
aggregating a million dollars. lie
Paid s35 for the ticket
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TELLS OF LOVER
WHO WE'D ANOTHER

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 3o-Mrs.
Gertrude iassler. the singer. today
completed her testimony IN her
5000 900 breach OF promise suit
against Carl Fisher. millionaire
automobiles and aeronaut. She
Kobbed throughout her examination.
sseriing her intimacy with Fisher
existed to four days before his mar
riagg
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BURNS WANTS COIN

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 30.-An
echo Of the dynamite cases was
sounded here today when Assem-
blyman Brown introduced bill
calling for a state appropriation OF
$4,000 10 pay the claim OF Detee-
tive VIM. J Burns.
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YOU MAY SEE THIS
FILM AT MOVIES

by rulfei f'rrs. LEASED wire
Los ANGELES. Jan. 30-"RcH-
cued" from raging torrent In a
flooded street while a motion pic.
ture machine clicked on the curb,
Miss Sue Ainley. actress. slipped
from her reHcuer's embrace into
the flood. and The next rescue was
real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
Oh, joy! Who Cares
for Rules, Anyway?

By United Press Leased Wire
WELLESLEY. Mass. Jan. 30
With cosy corners abolished and a
rule stating that the dancers must
stay az least three Inches apart.
WELLESLEY college for women IN pro.
pairing today for ita first man"
dance. TO be given Friday night.
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lease on small bail OF men charged
with crimes against girls. and the
same system which has made Il
possible for the tenderloin political
element TO practically receive i'm.
munity for crimes.
In three DAYS the women have
circulated petitions asking that n
recall election be- held and have So.
cured moro than 10000 signatures
OF voters, although only about 1000
were necessary Go secure an cleo.
ton
In tho meantime those who are
opposing tho fight To Gust Weller
nave not been Lido Threats have
been made against women proml
neuly Identified with the recall
movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
FRIEND OF HELEN
TAFT is INJURED

WASHINGTON. Jan. s0.-while
horseback riding Tuesday with
Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of the
president, and two other compan.
ions. Miss Martha Bowers. daugh-
ter Of the late solicitor general.
Lloyd Bowers received a broken
arm and several scalp bruises when
her horse collldcd with street
rar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-30
HUBBY ON JURY; SO
HIS WIFE'S BARRED

Wives need not serve on iurica
With their husbands In Washing.
ton. according TO ruling on rec
ord here today. by Judge Gillian.
Mrs ID kcen was on a yenire
summoned TO serve In the same
court In which her husband has
already served as juror this
month. and the contention OF At.
torney Frank y Green that az hus-
band and wife are one entity ~
law. she should not be required
TO serve this m0nth. vas upheld
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ULTRA! UXTRAl NEAR-TRAGEDY!

NEW YORK Jan 3osix the Table gun in
sight
THIS rs The condition which charles w Hastings Jesse
liartbOne OF
Charles
cred poker Minnesota from
Southampton today.
II was liarbones deal We shu1ed the cards Two
threw their draw
uemen went to IT. uDtll the kitty" worth 800
Somebody called" kings and a
pair McDermott straight Curey
pair OF Hastings pair
Angry looks flashed table smiled.
There extra In the deck The equally
div
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SHOOTS PLAYMATE

OAKLAND. Jan. 30 Seeking re-
venge for having been shot IN the
hand by his victim, Elmer Beaver
a school bay. shot Gordon Seven.
ing. 70. IN the right eve with an air
rife II. Is expected today that Sc.
eninR win lose the sight OF the eye.