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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16
Des Arc Items.

Des Arc Items.
We are having fine weather and the
farmers are busy sowing wheat.
Rev. w. W. Strother returned from
Illinois Monday and is busy fencing
and sowing wheat on his farm. He
viii put in 40 acres. Then he will re-
turn and hold three meetings in In
diana.
Rev. Wright preached at Clearwa-
ter Sunday and Rev. Seals at Gads
Hill.
Our Methodist preacher, Rev. Myers,
viii preach here once a month from
now on.
DR.. Toney was up from Piedmont
Sunday to see Miss Allie Fitz who had
her leg broken. She is getting along
very we'll.
l understand not a single man or
woman from Piedmont attended the
Yelled Prophet parade in st. Louis
last week and only two families went
from Des Arc. Yelled Prophet is like
a circus-once seen, always seen.
I was out in the country a few Sun
days ago to attend a little country
church. 1t called to my mind the
song entitled, "The Church in the
Wildwood" While sitting at the win
dow l could see dozens of graves with
their white tombstones, and the idea
occurred to me, "there is many a dear
one lying there" I will give a few
lines of the beautiful song:
There's a church in the valley by the
wildwoodg
No lovelier place in the dale,
No spot so dear to my childhood,
AS the little brown church in the vale.
There close by the church in the val
ley,
Lies one that l love so we'll,
She sleeps, sweetly sleeps, meath the
willow,
Disturb rot her rest in the vale.
There, close by the side of that loved
one,
Meath the tree where the wild flow
ers bloom,
When the farewell hymn shall be
chanted,
I shall rest by her side in the tomb.
J. B. Hodges of Lesterville visited
st. Louis this week. Mrs. Hodges ac-
companied him.
Albert Collins and wife are moving
to Bismarck. understand he will put
in a handle factory there.
Mrs. E. W. Graves is improving
very fast from an attack of typhoid
fever. Her trained nurse has return
ed to st. Louis.
The machinery for the new planer
and handle factory is arriving and is
being placed in position. They ex-
pect to be running by the LIST OF
November.
Russell Daniels is sick and contem-
plates going west for his health.
Old man Croy and wife, formerly Of
Patterson, are visiting friends here.
Rev. Taylor, son and wife from st
Louis are here attending the Assem-,
bly,.
Alex White and family, formerly o.
Fredericktown, r moving to Col
lege Hill to school the children.
The College is moving along nicely
more than 70 students. They have
q brass band. 1t is a fine placs to take
music lessons. ISAAC.
The 25th will be the day to cele
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Just arrived a full Line iof Heaters
at MADIGAN'S. Come in and make
your selection now while the Line is
complete,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Brown has a very complete line of
fall and winter goods now in the store
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16
Weather Report.

Meteorological Report of Voluntary
Observer at Ironton, Iron County,
Mo-, for the week ending Tuesday,
October IA, 1918:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Magnificent stock Of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's new fall coats at Lopez
Store 90.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Beautiful new novelties in ladies'
neckwear, jewelry, belts and combs
on display at Lopez Store Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Trunks, and Suit Cases, Sanitary
Couches and Davenports, upright
Bedsteads and Settees,
A. RIEKE & Sons.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Save furnace coal Spring and Fall
by using Coles Air Tight Wood Stove.
1t holds the fire all night.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

For Sale-Cosy Home Poultry Yards
lat less than cost. GOOD REASON
for selling. Situated half mile west of
Ironton, Mo. LEVI oREN, Box 81.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

NoTE.lThe precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
is recorded in inches and h~undredths.
Ten inches of snow equal one inch of
rain. "T" indicates trace Of precipi-
tation. w. II. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

The 25th of October will be the big
day at Percy's. Watch for particulars.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

The 25th will be the day to cele,
brate.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Hogs Wanted. - Will buy young
brood sows weighing rs to $50 pounds.
OZARK HOG Co.
By E. G.. SToNEY, Sutton Hotel.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

See the splendid Sweaters at B. N.
Browns.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

Lard, my own make, 12K cents a
F. 0. ooDDNG.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-16

bAS
where an informal reception was held
in the afternoon, Mrs. Edgar Kellogg
and Mrs. W. r. Edgar, Jr., acting as
hostesses. At 1880 O'Clock that night,
despite a down-pour of rain, a large
crowd assembled in the lodge room,
and the initial meeting under the new
charter wal held, the Grand Worthy
Matron presiding and installing the
officers. The occasion proved a most
pleasant one and was much enjoyed
by >eyery participant. Mrs. Owens
went to lockwood next day.
Mr.. Chas. e. Downey Monday
morning received a telegram convey
ing the sad intelligence of the death
of his father, Mr.. Sam. Downey, at
Lowell, Arizona, the day before. The
deceased had not been in the best OF
health for some time, having suffered
two paralytic strokes within the past
two years, but his condition was not
considered serious and his death en-
tirely unlocked for. Mr.. Downey was
railroad engineer and for fifteen years
ran the switch engine at Iron Noun
tain. He left this country for the far
west about five years ago. He had q
large circle Of friends through this
part Of the state who will hear Of his
death with sorrow. The deceased was
in his sixty fourth year and leaves Q
wife and number of children to mourn
his demise. TO them we extend as
~surance Of our profound symathy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
VOLUNTEER FORCE
CLEARS CAMP ROAD

Tho snnw h,acsado has been swcp,
away between Trinidad and stark
Willie. \ rqSd has been cut out Of
tho SNOW drifts hy John Child and y
-ri.C Of twenty-five volunteers who
ginC" daylight yesterday have becn
fighmting the great barrier OF snow
The road makers reached Trinidad at
noon TODAY and were treated TO =
royal feast bv the schneider brewery
The work Of clearing away tho
snow between Starkvii!c and Trini-
dad was done by Child and his men
without cent Of cost to the couu-
". Child undertook tho work and
tho twenty-five men VOLUNTEERED will
lingly without hope OF pay With
three teams they started out ycster-
day and foot by foot. yard by yard
and finally mile by mile they cut
through the snow drifts and lef, an
open road behind
The work done by this band of vol
nrtccr road makers represents the
public spirit that IN manifested bv
each one OF them. II Is now ,ossiblc
for vehicles TO ply between this city
and S,arkvillc
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
THE PRINCE OF f0NloHr.

Tire r,ih.- .' 'T.n.Ra,, .n- .f
cal raM. dies .V"g pfs.il,s.i is coming
to th- w..i ThEa''r. bFS-nh.T -.
and .s anr I. the .i.'s-Thss NJ ftank
Adam. and VIII iinush. s.i''rs "i
tho n<sE M"., ii.F-,,i-is ph. .sa-
tri.ui- their efforts IN the mrEins
of musical rom-si,ss ar. sa'iiY lack
ins In Nt ami prisiai,iiiNs The ff.s
au-niiS Depend u'.n .,s,umins al
rhafa.'.rs ana the E'-rsi na,Ir.Ti .u.
i,-ng. 10 make m.r~ s'uniIi's pass
for humsF Th"~ ri'-rs al 'h.i i.'
brit" |t 'rh- i'Tsn'' Il T"1 ishi
have prv.ius 81 ns, sniN teTy pF-,r
u pi"' Wi,a enough b.dN q" max" u
a rrvny an. sIfh Mbsitai 'rm.
nirz.. III, hFy- all" NriIi", int" the
Plat q s.-s' deal nj rather "sr.r''on-
ai's .i-, e frg-~ "'ni~''N. E-siins
,..fi..ut- 'ii-,r the merit og ti-iT
w.,l tie, h.y. .-irs,nrt ir"T' in
,t-inr,rs 's""r'rtr characters. Th'
"isy ~ Wit IN. h"r"s |" "'"""i.
n.fsa.H wHs v'.r 'ous rn'inhs' ssr.
m.n's aud sr" -ra.nart hums, h".
irss. i..,sTs" =. 'h' - ri'f 'f any
ihins nui ,n- ron-..' "f luu '"g.dl
~ mn-, nua."ai rIs's. til" r''rpms
>! the 'h-a,-r sbnuii :"'' 81 IL bi OF
z .iitud" inr Nr. Marc aui Mf.
tipnrn t-r 81 ming or' IT," n"n. fof
TIE i'rln's "f Tonight
rh" {. ...A ,r, i.:d nj Palm Teach.
Iiur,aa tH"r transition seen. al
n,m mpi. anh Iin" aud rily"r wallets:
an act III monn ~it.h"fy ant iaiss
lore follow whii" IN" Las, act recon
sii,. r.s,l,. with 'niry!ani ':h'
music T. - 'o.' nh I. Howard. "m.
br,-ing hi. best .Jinrosi:ions. ih'
beautiful stag pi"'ur"- ar" sou'--
,higs ihri uHs n"."r bc"n "rurii"h
IN til" cni,fi and electrical "ffrr,r.
the ous'nning g. attractive aGd III"
whole show l. ohr brilliant affair
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
PERSONALS S

Is u, Esi.s of Valdez is in the s.,g
ON basine..
u, \, Roberts. 81, CLAYTON. Is =
business visitor here.
y, l.. Martha. OF Wos,oh. sams ia
Yesterday 6h busia~.s
Thomas y Huni. Of Sspris. stes,
las, nish, here On basins.s
Airs Il, ~, Sahdss. of TsssiS Is
visiting friends here for . i~s aass
Airs Homer ro,is. sf Wsis@nbaFs
Is Visi,ins fri.has h.ss Gss fHs
days.
Harry Chew, al the Biask Dia nos 4
Nine. esms in last sishs oh a sisir
ness ,sir
Mr, and Mfs Ffaht Parsons, a.
r-r"io. are visiting in ia- riIy for .
few days.
l.. y hym-. Of D-. Moin-s. y, NJ.
i. Attending Ia sasin..s matters h~sr
fas . f-~ days
Mrs- y, e N.n.,-s-s ,-iarnes,
Yesterday from, ais ss,-ra.a si.i, IL.
i"-n sal Niss1uEi.
u, ", snoasr.ss. saE-.in,-ad-a,
al brisxna. and wife. sam. in las,
nisht oh = short visit.
Mr., =, y ';sahan, a, san bi-sa.
tai. arrives last evening aa va, 10
80 sis', Mv, Earl iA-nsi.. gal y ate
street
T. \ Dnilns. the sell knova Ws.-
ton ranrh.F. !. in ,a- ci,y visiting
friends ahd ar'~nains 4. ba.ih-..
nats-fs.
q, ", Harlan. Of Council Gr"'-s
Kansas. formerly manager al the ia'
cal iish, and l,as-r sampsHs. sssis.ti
here ,hi. moshiss aa hn'G cd hasl-
n-ss ,ssp. Ms. HARLAN n.~ .~ns ami
rondns,. the iishi. ras.s and ifs
risa, al Council Grove
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
WOUNDED BY
SHOWER Of DISHES

S-fs.an, = e, WamaK- q. The la
tunis company o' state militia. ''f'
sr- al the Nest opera house ani
dance hall. ~a. last nish, made the
tar g, 10! NiniEy ti~r"s Of china a.
the Manhattan .af-. I"hn Ryan. \
boar r'iias house keeper a, Tsha.eo.
~a. arrested b. military anihori,l.>
son- time after he hsi ietlies-d :
painful wound on the -oun'rnah'" n,
iiamas- with -asd pieces oi ~hiaa.
The WJnni l. , deep .ut uahsr the
i.'' eve which laid open tn" "h"c.
aud viii had In hr s.w.d up al ih"
hospital I" which tho injured sniii~'
wa. removed
Rrmaz". who has i~~n stationed AZ
.cr,ndo. was eating AT the Msnha'-
tan restaurant when he encountered
Ryan. who. IL I. Eaii. ~a- in n pug
naoious mood. Just what pr"cipiia'.
ed til" trouble l. not kro~n by' ny
m hurled plates and cu,s and sau"-
cts NJ III" soldier. on" Of which in
fiici"d the wound. Ryan then i"f,
tho place and kept out Of III. wa, "i
the military an,hori,ic. until u late
hour last night when h" was arrest
cd going to his room at the Brlcrly
housc. He was released to appear for
examination bcfor" "a" military att
ihoritica today.
\ number OF other minor disturb
anccs In which soldiers ani civilians
TOOK par, were reported last niHht.
ono obstrcpcrous soldier making n
gun play At saloon on Santa ''r
avenue. lie was arrested and taken
To III" camp guard house.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR STOMACH
USE Mi.o.na-Sure. Safe and Effec.
tive Relief or Money Refunded.

n you are no, able TO digest your
food. II you lack an appetite. II your
stomach IL sour. gassy. upset. your
tongue coated. IL your head aches
and you have heartburn and pains in
your colon or bowels. why suffer
needlcssly?
Buy today-from any drug.
yist fifty cent box OF Mi-on.a
Stomach Tablets. Take them resu-
larly as directed and see how quick
ly you get relief. There is no more
effective rcmed.: for stomach ills
than Mi-o-na. because II Ia not only
a digestive giving quick relief. but
also strengthens and builds up sure
ly and safely the digestive organs.
soothcs the irritatcd membrane" and
increases the flow of the digestive
juices. which insurcs speedy recov-
cry. Your whole system IL benefited
and you become well and s'ron,
Start treatment today.
Mi-o-na is different from other
digestive remedies. II Is sold by all
druggists.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
0 8 IT U A Y


LOOMS.
Airs Mary y i-o"mis. fsT 81 y-ars
a we'll Eno~n resident of ih.. -i,t
died AZ nine e'ri"rt last evening a,
the ham- at her son. II. ". i.onmis.
si> Nevada avenue M'ss i.eani.
was - years of age and had b--n in
failing health for some Tim" past.
She !. survived b, t~a sons. u. W
and 4. u. i.onmis. of thi. city The
funeral will 'ak" place from tho
i.aami. home on Nevada avenue. hut
the time ha. not yet b-~n announced
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
OISnWASHH IS
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL

LYNX nh the ltoor in the basr.
n,-n' a' i.o 'aisssib,sn hotel. the
a.'aa s.s!S ~ Marco Sadn,i'h - di.h
washer. ~as i.nad aasu' ~ .'i.-'t
last hiEh' g, ,'-rS Warren an -a-
risS- oi the raI.. Sad.,irh hai ~
ptrrsi suddenly ais...,i hal. an hour
t~f"r-. TIE ,oaS Ns- i.srtiS 'i.'h-
.i inh'~,'nr that IN. man raa
and er' np !ar SOM. purra." sn'i ~ss
.sriri~n 1s- i-n1y wnE 'ura-a
over 4. ,hs ra-on.r.
Saan,'-h w"n, % worS ~ IN"
cat" lew aass ago. lie had con"
'-f- irN aaSP rrior IRON i'n.nin
hut ha. lived ~ this -ity off anu oI
for some time ~. was ni,ou, 3"
years o' .s" and mas relatives in
this county \ sister. Mr- Tons
cori.h. reside. here. Other r.ia.
'i."- ar" at Rugby and Sopris An
autopsy viii D" performed TO-DAY to
determine tn" cause nj death.
\ short tim" h-for~ he returned
'o the hotel tn rn to he'd ysdo,tch
visited Ma, kar-ich. who conducts ~
FALCON on W"s, Main street and VAS
in apparently IN good health. |, II,
;hcuEB' ihai he had been subject
to spell Of heart trouble. M ar.
ranr.mcnn fcf III" funeral have
hr'n mld".
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for the Whistles The '.N
carrier hoy. nns pass~ss n.~ ~hisr
tiles, Th- b",s viii hi.~ 'h- whistles
~h-n they '-,is-r rlprrs Nh-n
you hear the whistle tonight ana
aish,s hereafter &c, your ~ lust
after II has b~-n thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
NEW FRENCH PREMIER
DECLARES POLICY

Paris. Dee. ii,--Ga.'an baan-r-
sue. III" nsN French pfenirr. f.ss
tn. cabinet. 7. declaration of roi,rs in
the essmber ., a~pnti~. to-day In this
pres. of over ~. d-.nti-. srn
q sarge srsMd al apes sfatof~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

Printing pi -v"rv description neat
IS anI urIrkiy executed at the
,'hroricl"- News Job rooms. Samples
and run,,,inns ua request. i's" the
I ts!.phnne. Trim, lad 40. ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
ATTENTION ELKs

Ih-F" riii b- t-Eutar meeting ~
Trinidad Lodge u y - i.iAs Thur.
day nisht ut EiAs Hall rraus
Stone. y ": u, J. Wilson. s-s'y {.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
SAVE
IT'S YOUR
DUTY

AEe ysa the sole support
q Q lAnily-the fesadatioa
- vAieA he family styue-
tsse h bsili'
0ss 0an's life Is = fsail
sUDpsst fer 70 important .
led. b many thiass may
haPpea 10 put an end to
yesr earning power.
Aew different are the
eosaitieas II yos have heen
depesitias regularly . poF.
uea Il yoay esrniass in esr
Savings 0rnAStmeni. When
yoss sireasfh is gone the
s,sensth oi your Sariaxs
Account s'NAas ready 70
provide Tor you and your
family.
Every idle dollar Of yesE
money shssA BE- pst TO
work. OPEN a Sasiass AZ.
eosas hsse ard lei year
meney earn 4 per esst in.
teresa.
0os's ~ait until aext
weet cY tsaosror. Come in
tsaay-rieh, nox. 81 will
starr . savings sseouNs herr.
'''"f';.t s;:s a'''''
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
iI.sr,Lnrn !. a .,m,,am Of ind

Ess'isn. Take a ass- Of iiElsBiSf.
in such ras~s, Til. pain disappears
instantly The L.~.is Operate F:s~-.i-
lis and r.u feel fine. vigorous aud
cheerful, rriS" soc So'a ~ tho
iiausmsn DRUG Cn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
OPPOSES REGIONAL BANKS

Washington. Dec. tI.-Attacking e
the rcyion1l bank feature of tho a.l-
~ in lsfratirn currency rlan. Senator
Burton. of Ohio. today urged ceS
troll bank plan as q substitute.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
All kinds Of fancy work Tot sale
NJ the Presbyterian Bazaar Dec. II.
from 2 Til . o'clock.

M"s' .nSth,ns IN printing nr,'is
executed AMT ~ :-aspn'hi. prir"s.
at the .'hranicI--N N.sR ioh rooms
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

Net Chile. Sandwiches. Tea and
'cffee. 1c" Cream and Cake served at
o-..h"'e'ian Bszaar Saturday. Dec
l3, 2 to s o'clock. 3
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

Cake and Candy for sale at the
Preshvt.iian Bazaar Saturday. Dec
l3. 2 tns :
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
Triaidad Novelty Works

Telephone Trinidad rs.
2l0.2i4.all.2iA2is ELM sIRREf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
APPRAISERS SET
PRICE FOR PARK
tI lIN PROPOSED PhRk PROP
IR1N ON SOUTH MAIN IL
NORTH S6tt2.50.
IS A BEAUTIFUL SITE
'urdcmnatiou Proceeding, Probably
Nin BE ~uc,cs-ful; adjoining
Land to BE Donated.

The laia acres at the ENG Of south
Main strect yondeuyation proceed
ilR against which was started few
weeks ago o., the city. on behalf OF
the park BOARD. was yesterday ap-
praised In ,ho sum OF S6.4l2.5O The
tire" appraisers. appoined by Judge
VI \ Br."k nridge of the superior
,Wrt. were " g. Williamson, A. II.
owens and J d. Cross They spent
several ds>s time in investigating
property values in that neighborhood
ard looking up bther data before
tn,y reached a decision Thelr fdll
report Wi. bc made 10 the court to-
day
The next step viii he for Judge
breckenridge - make the court or
Ger by the terms of which the city
can deposit the amount named In tho
appraisers report with the court. ana
Immediately lake possession Of the
land. Tho OWNER ~ the property.
who lives on F.orlda. is in the city at
IFcscnt. and 80 IL rumored that he
VIII appeal from the decision of the
local court llo cannot prevent the
city from taking possession Of and
Improving the property. however. his
tly resource being the procuring Of
a larger omorn M than that set by the
appraisers
Tho city some time ago offered tho
owner Of 'uo land the sum Of SO 600
Tor tho cite hut this was refused The
ciU attorney then filed condemnation
Proceedings. naming the owncr Of the
property and the holder of nm nj
l'ged t25n0o mortgage against Il. ~
't" dcrou lduts
Tho land w'll he improved and con-
ycitod into one II the most ideal and
naturally perfect city parks In the
state Adjacent land will be donated
g. tho city hv previous agreement.
goo thA' the total site will be brought
to within the neirhborhood of Is
agres Th' Tulsa street railway has
promised 'o give the city the base
u, u park that adioins the site on the
&C. ST. as VII The park board has
about $l,.oO0 remaining ~ the
~ oney voted fo- new park sites. and
VII purch use additional parks In the
. car future. as well az TO take steps
toward building fourteen mile
boulevard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
prrlcci Rcfmnding Plan.

WASHINGTON. July Is - The
much disputed plan for refundlne the
two per cent government bonds.
which form the basis of the present,
currency, vas perfected today by the
d,mocrats { the house banking and
currency .ommittee In their consid-
e.ation Of the administration currtn.y
bili. The provision, as finally agreed
T. after three days Of discussion
pre- ,vides for the exchange Of the two
Per cen; bonds. which bear the cir
culation yrvilege for three per cent.
twenty yea bonds. exempt from fed
usl. state and municipal taxation.
both as TO income and principal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
5 MINERS ENlONBED
By RUSH OF WATER

DULUTH MINI. July 16-FNe
miners. all married. with families.
tonight ar imprisoned In the Spruce
mine No /. at Evclth Mimi. as a
result ut rush ot water during a
severe rlin today Il is believed the
men are alive. as ten companions
wcr, rescued
Efforts 10 prevent further flooding
~ the working by bulkhonding were
hampcrcd 10y frantic crowd OF
women and a. clildrcn who begged In
hahhlc of tongue for news Of the
imprisoned men
The mine g. the property Of the
oliver Iron company. "a subsidiary Of
the United States Steel corporation.
Two hundred and nfty men went
into the milne this morning Rain
was then failing in torrents. and the
surface wa.cr finally Choked all out
lets and rishcd into the workings
The miners fed and all escaped ex-
cep, fifteen or an upper level Ten
of there were taken out later and of-
forts to rescue the five left In the
flooded mine continued.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-17
DALE GARDNER TAKES
TO The VOD|Y|L STAGE
Il \ MEMBER OF THE TOM
O'ROuhkE COMPANY. DOING
AN ATHLETIC SKETCH.
Dale Gardner has struck gold

Dale Gardner has struck gold
minel
Like all wise lighters. Dale. the
Scared veteran of thousand ring
conflicts, has gone upon the stage.
Gardner. who was In Tulsa yester-
day. visiting his father. Is now a
member OF the act known as Tom
O'Hourke md company. They have
been PLAYING on the better vaudeville
time I'm the southwest recently and
are laying off this week to allow
one Of Dale famous cauliflower ears.
one Of Dai-'s famous califlower ears,
performed. to heal up.
The said act consists OF bag punch-
ing. rope skipping. and all the other
forms Of training camp pastimes. IL
concludes with rapidfire boxing
bout between O'Rourke and Gardner.
O'Rourke L. the well known and ex-
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cecdingly clever Springfield. Mo,
lightweight who holds a victory over
Battling Nelson, the former light
weight.
W. r. Samuel th1 well known
Pacific coast ball player. is the rest
of the act, and A. l.. Wolf acts as
manager of the company.
The trio Will open in Springfield.
Mo-, at tha jefferson theater. next
Sunday night. and after their en-
gagement there will jump to Chicago.
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wherever l. has played. according to
reports. and Is destined for some Of
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Brandywinc Event l. Held.

WILMINGTON. Del, July iG.-The
Brandywine Introductory for amateurs
the feature of today's program of
the eighth anual Eastern Har Gicap
shoot, was won by Paul VonBoeck
man Of New York city. who broke
80 OF his 100 targets. Bart Lewis
Auburn. ILL.,. and Vernon williams
Glen. Pa. tied for second place with
es breaks each.