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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
|MART|NSBURG HAS
NEW OPERA HOUSE.;
CAPACITY FOR 500

The people of Martinsburg are just
ly proud of the new Opera House
erected there by the Dramatic Club.
The building is s0xSO feet with a
10 foot stage It has a seating ca
pacity of 500. A modern lighting
system has been installed. and the
building is brilliantly lighted through
out.
The ventilation Is good and the
means Of exit are sufficiently large
to prevent panic in case of fire.
The building can be used not only
for shows, hut win serve as meet
ing place for all kinds of organiza-
ticns. Farmers meetings, district
lodge meetings, church conventions
can meet in the opera house, which
is plenty large to hold a good sized
crowd.
The initial performance was given
in the new Opera House Friday ev-
ening by some of wellsville's young
people. The play entitled "a Sol
dier's Sweetheart" was well staged
and enjoyed by a large audience The
fact of this handsome structure being
entirely plannd and financed by the
young men of Martinsburg is just
one more proof Of alaFtinsburg's pro,
gressiveness.
This should be an example TO the
people Of Mexico, who ought to
have an opera house seating 1000. II
Martinsburg has one large enough
for one-fourth with that numbe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

! CIRCUIT COURT /

PETIT JURORS.
June Term, 1918,

Salt River TownshipT. H. Marsh
all, ]. d. Miller, ]. H. Lane, Dell
Haskell, Geo. Johnson. Earl Hag-
gard.
Sailing Harrison Williams. D. I.
Grugin.
Wilson,. A. surber, j. E. Sims.
Wesley Wright, Newt Davis.
Linn - c. W. Cunningham, Dick
Thomas.
Prairie O. F. Hafner, E. L. Craw-
ford.
Loutre G. W. Hivens, Jas, Hall.
Cuivre-M. c Heaton, R. w. Moore
Frank Potter, Frank Kimball, j. l.
Gatewood, c. e. Blaine.
Circuit Court opened Monday after
noon at l o'clock.
In case of Mrs. Joe Boyce ct al vs.
Ella Wheeler a verdict was brought
in Tuesday afternoon by the jury al
lowing the plaintiff $4,000 actual dam
age and $1,000 punitive. Mrs. Boyct
sued for, $4,000 for alleged slander
when Mrs. Wheeler accused her of
stealing a washbowl and pitcher.
Both parties live in Columbia,
In the Circuit Court late Monda!
afternoon, the case of State of Mis-
souri, VS. G. H. Johnson was dismiss
ed and also that of the State VS.
Harry Drebbing. Information was fiji
ed, however, charging @. T. johnson
with allowing minors to loaf in hi
saloon. He was arraigned and plead
ed not guilty. He gave bond TO
5000 to appear June 9th, Information
was also filed against Harry Dret
bing charging him with selling liquo
to minors.
Judgment was given the plaintiff i
the amount of $3.50 in the case OF v
F Farrell VS. B Evans. This cas-
was appealed from the justice cour1
A horse belonging TO Farrell who wa
in the livery business at the time,
died while being driven by Evans an
Farrell claimed its death was due t
overwork by Evans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
ABOUT o. CARTER WHILE IN
MATE oE FEDERAL PRISON.

In speaking OF Oberlin Carter, at
one time superintendent of the Mex
leo Fire Clay and Brick Plant, and
known as the Dreyfus of America,
r. w. McClaughry, for 80 years head
Of the Federal prison at TT. Lcaven-
worth, Kan, says, in series of new
paper articles he is writing;
"0n the whole, cannot complain
of the conduct Of the famous pris-
oners who have been confined here,
As a class they have been well be-
hayed, model prisoners, A striking
instance was the case Of Oberlin Car.
ter, who was here SO long in conse-
quence of his army embezzlements.
| think Carter was the most popular
man among the prisoners have ev-
er known By instinct and training
an aristocrat, graduate of the
exclusive West Point Academy, he
became a good Samaritan among
the sick and ailing prisoners.
Il remember one day in the hospit-
81 the doctor called Carter in when
some fellow fell in an epileptic fit
The fellow was negro, but thai
made no difference to Carter, who
picked him up and carried him to a
bed, and applied restoratives with
the gentleness of trained nurse.
The doctor was delighted with Car
ter's work and asked to have him as
signed to the hospital, and so he
was, sort of steward, who hat
charge of its affairs for a long time
When the men became i'll they alway
asked for Carter. They wanted hin
to nurse them, and it made no differ
ence whether a man was white ol
black, Carter showed no hesltancy,
If the need arose, in taking the MAJ
up in his arms and carrying him tC
an operating table or from ons
another.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
AUTO HITS BUGGY;
-FOUR ARE INJURED

Four persons were injured about 2
o'clock Tuesday morning when an
automobile in which William Huffman
and Jas. Scott, Jr., of I.addonia were
riding struck a buggy in which a
Mr.. Wall, of Montgomery City and
Miss Ernest, daughter of former
Sheriff Geo. Ernst were riding. All
persons were injured, Mr.. Scott prob
ably seriously.
The automobile was passing around
another machine when 1t ran into
the buggy. The auto was turned ov-
er and the buggy was completely de
molished The persons in the car were
thrown completely over the front OF
the machine and Mr.. Scott was knock
ed unconscious 1t is reported the
car had no lights and was running
about twenty-five miles an hour al
the time of the accident, which oc
cured Just north OF Martinsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

REGARDING the importance OF
little local papers, in live, pro
gressive community tho Columbia
Tribune editorially says: Never a
newspaper man speaks but he dwells
upon the duty OF the newspaper to
fight increasingly and eyerlastingly
for the community in which it is pub
lished. He should give and give free
ly Of his best energy to every good
work of community even az q busi-
ness loss. And happy is he II the
community can be brought to realize
that his newspaper is a business as
set TO the community. That It brings
back other dollars than the ones
that can be seen first hand. That
good newspapers are worth real hard
money to a community in propertyyal
ues and in the business that 1t IN
spires while weak half-suported news
papers give the impression to all the
world that a community is a dead on
or at least In a place where It is
going backward. It is proper for q
newspaper man to give and 1t is a
wise community that appreciates the
good newspaper man."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

REFERRING to the Importance of
experts in farming throughout the
country Hoke Smith, in Frank Les
lies magazine, says: James J. Hill,
of the Great Northern Railway, has
done wonders for the Northwestern
farmer. Last fall he had his agricul-
tural experts gather soil from about
500 farms. These soils were transport.
ed to st. Paul, analysed and doctored
with the salts they were found lack
ing in. Mr.. Hill then turned the
greenhouse of his st. Paul home into
a wheat field. The soils as taken frol
the farms were seeded to wheat and
the same soils after being replenished
also were planted to wheat. The ex
perimental work proved revelation.
In every instance the yield was near
ly doubled where the soils had been
treated with the phosphates, nitrates
potash. etc. SO now the farmers of
the northwest realize more than eve
that the Empire Builder is not q
mere theorist In the preaching Of soil
conservation and scientific inteasiv
farming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
EX-GOV. HADLEY tbinks


Bull Moose party is doomed and says
Il have visited II different States
in the last four months, and in every
one of them l have found favorable
conditions for the future success Of
the Republican party. In every one
of these II states l had the pleasure
of meeting men who had strayed from
the party fold last November, who
freely acknowledged that the Repub-
can party could yet be made an en-
during agnecy for good government.
and expressed their intention of reaf-
filiating with 1t. Michigan serves as a
fair indication of what found In
other States. In 1912 the Progress
sive party received plurality of
more than 10000, and the Republi-
can party was bad third in the
race. Then followed the state cleo
tion Of a few weeks ago. With politi-
cal lines strictly drawn and Roose-
welt and Beyeridge active in the
the result Of 1912 was re-
versed."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

an address during Journalism
at Columbia, Erwin Craghead.
Fell known veteran editor Of
lobile Register says: "As watch
of public welfare. the newspaper
JUS greatest service, The newspa
hat does not maintain this eter-
.lYllance is not serving the pub.
70 accomplish what II should, II
'cessary for It to constantly at
lnis or that thing for the bene
1 the public service. II is tc
Foung men that look to for
ouins the progress they airead,
started. The old school Of cd
seems unable TO grasp The new
etnods and Tendencies"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

HARDIN COLLEGE has Just clos
cd one of the most successful years
in the history of that institution.
There is no better school for girls
than Hardin College, Mexico, mis-
souri,. A splendid faculty has bee
selected for next year and the people
Of Mexico all join the Ledger In eS'
iendinu congratulations to President
John w. Million for the bright out
look for the future Of that scnoo
which has graduates all over the
country, each one being a splendid
advertisement for "dear Old Har-
din"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

% R. X. OuiLtON eoSD.
DEMENT'S are being sue
hade so that work on the
Eof the Electric R. R. can
Eaken shortly. A definite
hent, along these lines may
boon and when work Is
1 will be carried to a fin
4 following are the gentle
swill own, extend and man
BAD in the future: w. w.
b. Bates, J A Bolts, w W
shan Brown, D 3 Guthrie,
Bust. Mr.. Rust was iden-
/ the Fruiu 5ambrick Con-
Company and is a practical
ban who understands build
|pina and management Of an
bad. These gentlemen will
cordial and hearty support
Iody that Is interested In
Is of this enterprise. The
pf this railroad is Of vital
e to Mexico, Audrain and
no counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
MILLIONS IN KANSAS.

In postcard to the Ledger. Mrs.
Helen L. Million says their motor par
ty is having a delightful trip and
spent June in Hutchison where they
met George Webb who was born In
Mexico. Every town they visit they
find people from this state among the
prominent citizens. At Cassidy they
visited DR.. Millions father and moth
er.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

THE st. Louis Democrat
does not think that Mexico. Mo, has
any Of the characteristics Of the
country Of Mexico and says: "Missou-
ri has a fine town named Mexico, Per
haps Il christenod again It would
get closer to the idea Of brotherly
to,.r 70
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

HARPER'S WEEKLY has beer
sold to N. Hapgood and the Har-
per brothers lately sold the Ba'
zaar to the Hearst interests and in
the future will publish the North
American Review and Harpers Month
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
SON OF PIONEER
MEX|COAN HERE

T. G. J, Smith, formerly of Mex
leo and Paris, and his wife, are the
guests of the family of DR.. G. ]. Set
ties in this city. Mr.. Smith is the
son of James Smith, who with Rob
ert Mansfield. laid out the City Of
Mexico in 1886.
Mr.. Smith is now In the lumber
business in Wichita, Kans and has
quite large and successful estab-
lishment. His many friends in this
city are glad to see him SO we'll and
hearty. He will be in Mexico until
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
NEW HOPE.

Mrs. Cora Patton and children Of
Centralia visited Bob Hill and wife
Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Matte Branstetter Of Mexico
was the guest of her mother Mrs.
Minnie Wilson the past week,
Little Myrtle Mauk. the little .,ae
year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Mauk, died May 81.
Rain is needed very badly,
Mrs. G. d. Wilson and Mrs. w 7
Chick were in Thompson Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
rsoN a ROBERTSON, In

sTsoN q RoBERTsoN, IN
J. s. Brown, trustee and q
the Fruiu-Bamhrlck juds-
bnday afternoon, filed an IN
petition in the Circuit
King that the fundo In the
the Receiver Of the Mexico,
and Perry Traction Co. be
b the payment Of said Judo-
is means, we suppose, that
ties now control the Iudg-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

THE outlook for a large attend
ance at both Hardin College and the
Military Academy next year is fine.
Both these schools are doing snlen.
did work and helping 10 make sub
stantial and cultured men and wom-
en- whose influence will be fell
throughout the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

hany Mexico friends Of Joe 7
who knew him so well as
l. Inspector in charge at
|Cily extend congratulations
lut of his having been appoln
Inspector Of the Postofflce
ent with headquarters at
ton City. Joe assumes his
uly the first and win make a
ficlent and faithful public
Joe Johnson has worked up
e lowest ranks in the Post
and is going to go
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

THERE viii be a slight inclina-
ton to claim that report Of prosper
ity are exaggerated when various
bloated gentlement are called upon
for their income tax figures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
90 AUTOMOBILES FROM THIS
COUNTY REGISTERED

Ninety-elght automobiles owned in
Audrain county are registered with
Secretary OF State Cornelius Roach.
These cars at an average OF $4.SO
eaeh--which is the average OF the
state as whole these 9s cars have
paid s421.s0 for licenses. The owners
Of automobiles in this county are;
MEXICO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

Kansas City Times editorial
|; baltimore refused 10 renew
Dnses OF 100 saloons. which
lontly were forced to close
ay The city felt that there
30 many saloons. Detroit yes
cut down the number OF It's sd
y ninety-three. Fewer drinking
would be better for the city,
E verdict. Even where cities
I adopting prohibition they
utting down on the business
'duclng the number Of sa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

THE French aviator who took six
people into the air should be compii'
inented not SO much for his flight as
for the fact that he brought all his
passengers safely to earth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

ongrajulate Martinsburg. Mo .
Audrain's most prosperous 1T
.ges on building an up.to-date
iouso. That's tho way to
town grow. What's the mat
b Mcxioo's rebuilding it's op-
$50. Are we progressing OF
,ine7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

R. E. RACE is endeavoring
c a prominent speaker for a
July celebration for Mexico
! arrange for speakers dig
iane and satisfactory ceiebra-
he annoI,cad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

If peace can be secured In the bal-
kans the task which Mr., Carnegie
has set for the remainder of the
world should be comparatively easy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
WANTED TO TRADE

A nice well located so acre farm
Good improvements. Wants resi-
dence property.
North Missouri Trust Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

IN spite of the dissatisfaction
which usually attaches to the office,
a great many men are willing to be
MAYOR Of New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
A Decoration Day Thought
Mr.. j. o. TINSLEY
Mexico, Mo.

Mr.. j. o. TINSLEY
Mexico, Mo.
DEAR SIR:-Your very kind invitation to at
tend the Decoration services on June LIST received.
How would like to be present with you as | will in
spirit you perhaps will never fully appreciate It is the
Dead that govern The Living only obey And if the
Soul Sees after death, what passes this earth and
watches those it loves then must happiness con-
sst in seeing the current of its benefcent influences
widening from age to age. What others in the past
have done, said and thought make the great iron
net work of circumstances that envrons and controls
us ALL
Please give my regards to Mayor Potts and my
love to every man. woman and child living and dead
in dear old Mexico. Yours Truly,
c. r. Lupton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

THE Democratic party in It's plat
form promised TO revise and reduce
the tariff and will keep its promises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

p was another narrow es-
Jefferson Street crossing
Charles Duncan who just
being run over by a freight
morning. Some Of these
! railroads at jefferson street
-e to pay for the lives Of
people to pay for loweing the
venue bider, and then some
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

IT. IT Dowdv hridga work S72. .7Ol
r T, Eriabie road worlr 250o
O e Tucker. repr court bouse $40
! n Miller SIM court house 552I
Southwestern Tel Co. pbone at
oourt bousa soo
Pitcher Jewelry Co sup court
bousa 1.5O
Arctic loo q storage "a ice at
court house g.6O
Mexico Power Co. water at
court house 4.05
Mexico Power Co. sun court
house 80
Lacrosse Lbr Co. sun iail 32o
Joe B. Daniels. sun fail 1.10
In G Paul & SON sun iaiI 425
Germo Mfg Co. sup iail 100 90
IJeweIlyn 9 song gun
jail sos
Ricketts, & Emmons D q Co. SUD
iail 1s.45
H. NJ. Greer, SUP. jail e.s5
III, W Roberts sun iaiI 1125
Mexico Power Co, sup Jail 15O
RP. Nicely, auto for inspection
trip $3.50
In s Mckinney road and bridge acct
$3.50.
| DR.. r. q. strobe. inouest as.
lJ. B. Graham. making poll tax book
/ s176.56
Cotton Lumber Co.. bridge lbr. s27.50.
/ Annual Statement publication at 500
each in following: I,addonia. Herald
\ Farber Drum. Mexico Message.
Farber Forum. Mexico Message.
!; Vandalia Mail. Martinsburg Oracle.
/ w. L. Craddock. sun. Collector 50c
i w. l.. Craddock, SUP. Co, elk $3.50
i Missouri Prtg and pub Co. SUP. elk.
4 $500
Is. d. Stocks Sun. ! sos
The IntelIlgencer pub. Co.. sun. Cir.
i Clk $3.50
i Geo. d. BARNARD G. Co. SIM. Cir elk
4 sS.55.
! Mexico Ledger. sun. Cir. elk. $500
Buxton & skinner. sun col. sf0.59
Geo. D. Barnard & CO. gup. Co. elk
J S15.45
P. H. Cullen, attorney local option pc
tition $S5.
The Intelligencer Pub. Co., sup. Cir
elk $3.50
J. A. Brown, elec. sup $3.50
Fred A. Morris. sup Co Farm 500.
W. B. Groves, Kirt Smith and H. t,
crawford, ~ each for assessing oar
ages.
- 1sa = ~ 'D--ii - ne o"Sn "
Treasurar ~ pando1nb 70 ono hal,
t os two county line br,doos sae %
a pnxton q skinner sun oc,ioctor
i s19os
q w w 1ohnsor h,adno H.. COZ az
s cao n pounara o. e. o., c,. nm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

laws passed by the last legis-
which didn't have emergency
attached will be in effect Mon
. 22
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

Are you Reading the many good
things I'm the Ledger Feature sec
tion. pages two and three of this Is.
suei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

FlBLY New York cafes were
'ed to close at midnight in or
p conserve the lobster supply
is in danger Of extinction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

COL. ROOSEVELT differs from Mr.
Carnegie in considering peace good
thing in its place, but not essential
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

Miss Josephine Wallace is visiting
friends and relatives in Fulton dur
Ing commencement week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

Another shipment of Perfection Oh
Cook Stoves arrived. You can get
yours now, d2wl
Dry,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

STILL, why should Congress be ag-
itated? II is a message" that the
President reads-not the riot act
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

BENTON CITY.
Douglass G Son, w H
Douglass, e M
Douglass, C G
Kellerhals, ] II G Sons
0key, F Il
Owen, l. M
Paradies, l. J
Russell, G w
Stauffer, Minnie & Mary r
THOMPSON.
Baker, j f
Pearl, II 4
Squirting, H f., c. r., & VII
CLARK.
Burkey, G A
STURGEON.
Bovine. S J
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

y 0. II. +. BELMoNT contrib
100000 to tias British suffra-
Now the British government
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

'SAGEs and scrambled eggs.
breakfast. Win ostentatious
over cease to flaunt itself
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
SEQ CORN

SEED CORN
A few more bushels Of Reeds yell
low Dent and Boone Co, White left.
Call quick. WI
VIM. Pollock NJ. & y. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
COUNTY COURT

The County Court met Monday and
Tuesday, June End and 3rd, with all
justices present and transacted the
following business:
A requisition. was made for Audrain
County's portion of the General State
Road Fund.
A requisition was made on the
Monroe County Court for one half OF
the county line bridges.
Commissioners TO assess the dam
ages in the R H Carson road in Sal
ing Township, were named as follows
]. W. Walker, ]. E. Wilson and G B
Showers.
The annual statement of f. H.
Naysmith, overseer of road district
No 8, was approved.
The County Clerk was instructed
to confer with the State Auditor in
regard to having the books of Au-
drain County audited.
The Court ordered the assessment
of I. M. Greer reduced from $4,000
to $4,000.
The Court ordered the sum of 500,
being one half of all license collect
ed in the district since Dec. 2, 1912,
paid to the Mexico Special Road
District.
Walter Drake was appointed as
an additional justice of the Peace OF
Prairie Township.
The Court ordered the sum Of
$4,000 out Of the Special Road
and Bridge Fund be paid to Treas
urer of the Mexico Special Road Dis
trict.
Cost bills in State cases were al
lowed in the aggregate of ss25.s9.
The bond of the Southern Bank in
the amount of 100000, as deposito-
ry for the funds of the county, was
approved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05


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Blair A f
buckner, ) M
Coil, Z y ] 4
CoatsWorth, Il
Crosby, f L
Creed, K z
Coatsworth, +
Dawson, A A
Denser John 5
Franklin, H
Fry, w. w, 1r
Fowles, w l. 4 9 Q
Fry, Mrs w w
Harvey, Geo
Heinlen, 9 ID
Hathaway, + 5
Hoxsey, 7 j
Haskell, J M
Hunnefeld, 0. w.
Hathaway, + S
Holt, G e
Johnson, w. W.
Johnson, Mrs ] T
Lyman, G b
Moore, J G
Meyer, August
Million, ]. w.
Morris, L L
Mcclure, r L e
Mundy, Bob
Norris, + s
Pratt, I'D Il
Porawskl, WI y
Phillips, S 81
Rowland, C II
Robertson, G w
Rosamond, l A.
Ross G 4
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seherer, CD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-05
MARTINsBuRG.

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Gieseker Bros.
Gieseker, II
IIolterman, J b. 3 Co.
Llentz, M
Mitchell. T d
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07
TONIGHT TAKE A
"CASCARET" SUITE
No Headache, Sour Stomach
BiliOusness or COnstipa-
ton by Morning

Turn the, rascals out-the head
ache. the biliousness. the indiges-
ton. the sick, sour stomach and foul
gases-turn them out tonight and
keep them out with Cascarets.
Millions OF men and women take
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by lazy
liver. clogged bowels or an upset
stomach
Don't put in another day OF dis
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse and
regulate your stomach; remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting
food and that misery-making gas;
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poison
in the intestines and bowels. Then
YOU will feel great.
Cascaret tonight VIII surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep. A f6-cent box
from any drug store means clear
head sweet stomach and clean,
healthy liver. and bowel action for
months. Children love to take Cas-
carets because they taste good
never grippe or sicAen.--Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07
SAY SALOONKEEpER HAS
NOT PAID FOR DIAMONDS

Police have been appealed 10 by
Griffin a. Co, jewelers. At No. II ROY
land.st., TO present Joseph Keptowscke
former saloonkeeper OF West Jeifer-
son-ave.. Delray. from startling the
natives in his home town in the old
country. with $1,000 worth OF dia-
monds that the jewelry firm claims
have not been paid for.
Keptowcke is alleged to have pur-
chased the diamonds on contact, pay
ing 5000 down. the balance to be paid
IN instalments.
Wednesday, when a representative
OF the Jewelry firm went To can on the
saloonkeeper. he found the saloon
closed MP. and learned that kpptow-
cke had disposed of all of his Affects
and left for the old country
An effort will be made 10 intercept
him in New York, before he noallds q
steamer