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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17
Fl Gift Suggestion

4 NEAT little device, which is both
convenient and attractive. can be
made by embroidering the dial OF
clock upon duh linen and providing
movable hands made of past board
covered with black silk. This can be
used in the siCkroom as reminder OF
time 20 give medicine by setting the
hands at the desired hour. 1t would
also be serviceable to n gentleman.
who could hang it on his Office door
when he went out setting the hands so
that they would indicate the time he
expected to return
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17
for Der Dressing Cable

THERE is something new FOR made
moise!le who wishes to change the
toilet articles on her dressing table. II
she is tired CT silver. ceiIuloid and ivory
articles she may now have turtle
ebony.
This wood Is treated in an entirely
different manner from formerly and
comes in a lovely shade OF brownish
red that brings out the grain of the
wood The newness is its most dis
tinctive feature. and II Is easier TO keep
clean than silver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17

the tennis court Placed IN some leafy
corner on the outskirts Of the court it
encourages the presence of spectators,
and every one knows that half OF the
excitement of any sport is the appre-
Citation and applause of an audience
The graceful empire bench of white
enameled wood with it's curved seat
and comfortable back is shaped 10 pro-
mote sociability and conversation. It
may be drawn to the edge'of the minia-
ture pond on which the children sail
their lilliputian boats or close to the
little fountain in which the gold fishes
! sport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17

clean, they cost less to replace than
large ones and in this case are much
more attractive. Directly underneath
the window IS wide. substantial table
on which culinary operations may be
carried on successfully. Near this ia
bic is small cabinet in which the bak-
ing utensils may be put away when not
in use. The cupboard beside the cabi-
net contains hooks for kitchen aprons
and things OF that sort few shelves
above give space for the slowing away
OF the many odds and ends which the
housewife uses IN the kitchen and
which are too often left around the
room and add 10 its unsightIy appear
ance. Pots of plants. mostly growing
herbs-usefui in cookery-stand about
II this model kitchen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17

as contact with these for any length of
time is likely 10 injure them.
Pillowsiips are often sent to the laun-
dry with a few feathers clinging TO the
inside. They should be turneu inside
cut and well shaken.
All buckles and detachable buttons
should be taken Oft and ii is really
sensible prccaut!on to remove any
specially good buttons. even at the cost
of Il little extra trouble.
Provide your own hamper or bag.
-hich Will insure it's exclusive use, ard
if it is scrubbed now and again at home
with water absolute cleanliness will be
assured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17
cANoIEp SWEET POTATOES

CANDIED sweet potatoes are a de-
ucious dish. To prepare them boil
four large sweet potatoes. and when
cold peel and slice them into q pan
Add a teaspoonful OF butter and half a
teaspoonfui OF powdered cinnamon. half
cupful OF sugar and enough water
barely 10 cover the potatoes. A drop
OF lemon essence may be added II de-
sired. Bake the mixture TIL IL candies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17

for boxes and chests of clothes. good
deal of feeling about was necessary be-
fore the box could be located. and then
it had to be pulled and tugged into the
light Perhaps the worst feature of it
all was that it collected dust-seem-
ingly all there was in the room. There
is a new under the bed wardrobe which
overcomeS all these objections. 1t
hangs from cast iron frame clamped
securely to the frame of the bed. and
il slides easily in and out like big
drawer. 1t is sold for $3.50. 1t is
made also in white enamel. fitted with
many trays and compartments to hold
baby clothes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17
FOR SCALES ON A PALM.

-FOUR or five drops OF castor oil al
lowed TO trickie down into the
heart OF palm will remove the scales.
Apply the dose about once g week
Lukewarm soapsuds should be used to
wash OF the dead scales Then rinse
in cold water This Is said to be an
excellent remedy by those who have
tried u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17
Space Savers for Sale

NO one who has lived in crowded
quarters fails to remember the I'M
pleasantness of reaching under the bed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17

THESE simple play garments are the
latest things in children's rornpers.
They are made OF heavy. coarse linen.
with the yoke and sleeves cut in one
They are shaped to the figure by means
OF groups Of shirring. one at the waist
and another below The yoke. Sleeves.
collar and yoke are outlined in colored
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-17

RANDs OF wide satin ribbon are run
between the lace and thin silk In
ting OF the new lace blouseS with very
charming effect This blouse OF all
over shadow lace has a band OF green
eibbon. and matching bows OF green
Silk are used outside the lace. lit
tie collar OF black Chiffon underlies the
solar OF IacA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

Sen 9uft, Wenreifere og Sprenc
uoomoer, inbeboIber imoa Mpn9'
Ser al Iterft pirfenbe gtftiae Stoffe.
Oct bar Ipnge pGret ficnot, at ben
Suit, iom forIaber Sungerne, er
"beoprpet", % at Den i~noeboloer
forlloen itore Ipn9ber allIipre liot
gmmoniaf % en- ringe RGngoe or.
aaniife Stoffe. Oct err ogiaa tieuot,
at naar mango Wenneifer er for.
iamIeoe / ct Tibet Stun og Suiten
oerpeb / bet Grab blioer NUMB, iaa
Tan bette life alere tilifrioeS Den
~ubaanbeoe aulipre, men maa ttIoels
ifploes De andre llbdanbinoSpro.
buffer. Wen man pioite life, bpor'
Ieoes Sisie Stofie er b~eifafne, og
oirefte paapiit bar BET life, at uo'
aanbinqsIuTten inocbolot Ii8cirem'
ME 8ifte.
9c franIfe SpiioIogcr grcwn-Se'
alarb % b'arionpaI opiamIeoe for
nogIe Iar iiben De Stoffe, Iom IN.
oeboIoes / llbaanoingsluiten, bells
peb at iprsite @au0 mo / 2ungen
paa 9pr, bells peb at iortPtte Den
8anobamp, llboanbingsluiten fra
9pr eller Wenneifer iubebolocr. VI
oct iaaleoes erbolbte @ano blep
minbre W9ngber iroiprsitcoe |
gloSet paa friife 8aniner. 8eiuI.
totet bIeu aItio oct famine: Sterf
Soritprrelie / acknowledgements
% / Siertets 8irfiombeb, Der ofte
enote meb 9soen. Rent Gan6 ino-
iprsitet paa iamme Maaoe frem.
bra9te albeles ingen ifaoeltg 8trf.
ming, % oct er berfor at anie for
iiffert fonitateret, Of Der | uoaan-
biugsIuften inbebolbes iprlige Gift.
itoiie, muIieenS beilegtebe meb Sig.
giite1te 9lomanierne). Ga BET fun
er meget lrnaa WtPr1goer organize
Stofie, iom i~noeboIbes / ben ira
2ungerne Itammenbe Suit, maa ben
eiitige 8irfnins bore opermaaoe
iterf.
RoroIen er: Ssrg aItib operoIt
for iriif 2uft og for 2%uitoerling.
Or life observation-disclosures altl.
ipreinbbolb tilitrPffelig til at brinae
SoIf til at lutte, iaa bsr iaIfaIb
Silitebeoarelien Of iterte % I;Je.
fremme @iftitoffe paapirte ale og
enbper / Retning al at isrge for til
itrpffelis 2uftoerIins / 5oriam.
Iings. og geboeliesrum % iRrIig /
Sooerummere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
De fom aloria tilbaae.

&c fom albris tilbage. Seq bar
plaget", ifriuer Rrs. Sobn Walgetb,
&ogers Garf, 81, meo imoa @ploer
% Suoubilet. 9pIoerne oiIoe ser
gaa Sul poa og Dc i~orioonOt, men
fun for at brp6e no igien. 3ette
bolbt oeb / fIere Ruareoer, inbtiI iea
brugte aurifo Tom en- gIoOrenier,
9pIberte forioanot 90 os bar alorig
piit fig igien, og boao Der er Iigeiao
~gIGbeIigt er, at ies / BET belle ieIer
Iangt beore END ieg giorbe fsr."
Sngen apotbefer Webicin, men et
iimpeIt. lPnge prsoet llrtemibOeI,
Tom bar o9ret / grug / ooer buroreoe
aar, men bar oIbrig oPret aoerteret
pibt oa breSt. Zen interesiante 81
itorie PM Sets SpbageIie Iangt til
bage | bet attenoe IarbunSrebe 'en'
oes frit iii enboer. a6resie: 9r.
8eter Sabrnep & Cons 60. 1875
go. Some aoe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Vorretninasnotiier
On Rais= Sarptfer.

On msset pruitiit gRuis' Sorpsiter fubrite'
res Of Eep grocsis Tfs. Co., Sulina. Sau.
Zen pil ubipre nRitsn aft en- alminoslia
Raissginoer fan, ps toiter fin en- 8rstoel
iaa meset. Isb oeHne fan en- ganb iti9rs
os iaite i "ibod' fra IRE til fer Geres ON
Easen. os ben sr iaa eniel ionitrusret. at IN
llnssut fan bripe ben. Sarpeieren sr bIsuen
iolst / aue luiouens Statsr, % bar sipst
alminoelis 9ilfreosfilslfe. Zen oil bstale
for iis ielp ineeu minore enS en- Saion. %
ben sr iaa ipIiS % Del iorarbeioei, at ben
oil bore / aarepis.
Spis bu itriper til oueun9pute Sirma %
napner bette BIab, pil fuloitanois TIMBER.
refining blipe ienot big.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

Jet iii Snbt9gt for ENLIGHTENMENT.
sSeiten inobraate netto Ser. t01.0S,
oa Oct er 10 ct iieIoen soot ltobptte
at en- Set.
Saiaa poa S,tIbisrelien al Sam.
Iehiemmet pil bIioe laet al mulie
arait, iaa man fan baoe Siemmet
/ milo iprbig Stanb til Sommeren
1914, ba man nerter mdnge al vi.
oroespoerne / Mmerifa pod Sefsg.
Oct err ct puffert Srpf al pore mere
peIitiGlebe Sr9noer poa ben anoen
Sioe al Sapet, of Dc oil rpffe oS
en- bi9lpenoe Sonb for at berebe
iattise samIe en- lpiere o. beSre Il'
Scrbom. @rto iique 8iperne baaoe
/ Often OF Seiten! -
SiI SeleioniItirbe pes Sphals &C.
IcfonccniraI eiter Singer 8. @ogniIo,
iom life piIbe behoIbe Ep'ten lpnaer.
err aniat Warit s. RoluSioro. Sun
bar oIereSe ooertaget @eitininaen,
Shit / Iarts reiite Sufarios
Rutbe OF Grling Nerbol I'll Imerifa,
Riie SfoIe bopbe Sfitur til &au'
merpolb Sen 24bc Narts, og BOG
nilo SfoIe baohe Sfihir RI err S9'
ter / 8iepiIoanoSbalen Ssnbag 16oe
Marts.
0ripSolcns GiboIoslag bapSe Seit
poo "Sfoaheim" ON Iitcren Ben %,
IortS. Ter oar ca. t40 W~terne'fer
tiIitcoc. Soritben SpIfeitpretS TO-
ienoing Srf. RoSmusien talte en'
misirr =. RorObp % 2Grer 8isrIo.
Web oenIia SiIien til Tenner %
9efienote oper / Iuprifa.
@mbret.
Spbol ben 10oe IpriI 1913.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
Eur on Trial aI SLAYER.

Clinton It o puckatt. q farmer.
war placed Oh trial ii the district
court here On 4 charge Of first'deEree
murder IL connection with the death
ul his mother, Mrs Susan Nj. Maxim
BOn
pucl,nttf home burned Sept 70.
When the ruins were cleared away
Che cnarred bndy Of Mrs MakinHon
was found. An autopsy showed the
womanf skull Ind been fractured.
Two empty rifle cartridges were
found near the body Testifying he
lore L uuroner's jury Punkett sRid he
shot ms mother after mistakiug nor
for burEiur,
a suit brought by Mrs. Maliinsnn to
recover furm property decided to her
son wnF pending In court at the time
OF her death In the suit the mother
alleged that the Bon hud not fulfilled
promise TO support her. made Mt the
time the property was decided 10 him.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
Elnn Set Free or Bip Bond

KanRus City-Dr. William z Elum
tnu wealthy 81 Joseph Mo-, phyni.
ciar who Bbut ind killed ". Putnam
GrGmer Of Chicago III Hotel Hulti-
more wRg releuRsd M Sl0. 00G bOnd
RE entered 4 plen uf moi guilty TO u
charge o. firBt.deEree murder Els
trlnl was net Tor Jan L.,
When Judge LHtBhuw fixed tine
bond 70 men from St Joseph, who
were in the courtroom, requested per
mission 10 30 N the ball
When Dr Elan wuH brought into
the courtroom DANES " Myttun his
attorney. nBked the Guurt to grant
hall lie BaiG.
- nun backed by the moral SUP
purt Of the entire population OF ST.
Joseph, who is the Boie support Of his
futher und mother, and who Is held
Tor the death Uf man who destroyed
his home, and who we cnn show nus
been hpme.destrpyar for years.
should he admitted 10 hall
" A. brewster, unnther Of his nj
turneyE said. THE object OF hull IL
10 insure D mans presence fnr trinl.
ant there is not the BliEiItas, doubt
thni Tlr Elan will he reufy TO face
triul when the time Gomez"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
EANsAN AND MissOuRIAN WHO
LONG BuURNED EACH OTHER
as DEAD MEET
LEFT HOME WHEN CHILDREN
Eaua- Worth Campnnli Of Kansas and
Tnumau sampbnl Of Nj lsanur
Meet After L.nnp Srparatiur--
Natives Of Pennsylvania.

Mucuu .-F.dgar Worth Campbell o.
BENEDICT, kuE and his brother, Tom
Campbell Ui Guliau. Mo, met last
week iUr the first time IL 3" years
They urc nuI!vel Of SumergeJ com
y Pr When Edgar WIZ > yeUrf Did
ms mother died and ho went IL north
Gust missouri chen almost L wider
ness. nfturwaru u Illinnif and .hGu To
Wilson county Eun. whore he he.
came L COWBOY
Tom started Dui uf L jOurucymaI
ngrueHgmuke' and utter working ~
vurinuH places came u Macon county,
Mo. where he went 10 farming
ric had long mnurned his brother az
Ggua when recently lac received L lei-
.er from Edgar
: " Campbell. 1 cousin, wen; 70
EunHar to visit relatives IL WilBon
county While there he happened 70
meet Edgar Campbell unt mentioned
Tom
WHY, thar mans NY brother" E6-
guy exclaimed
GOrrEauundnuut followed uud Ed
eur went e. Gullau ma MS brother.
and The relationship was promptly CO.
.ahliHhed
THEY could MOI recognize nucr 9th.
~ by their TEXTURES. bw the kunBus
man told 10 accurately o. the family
home n SumerBnt and o. incidents
there that Ton wuf convinced he wan
hiF brntuer
One thing the Kansas man RECALLED
vaR this:
During hir mnther'f finul illneHF the
attending puyBiciuu wuF leaving the
vurt III horRnhucE wing u the road
was D monster biunKsuukp. n which
ne hUrRr Bheu
The ductnr tried 70 get hiF horse
Bog. hut the animal reared NJ and
.urev his rider hepyiiy uguinRt l tree,
Eillins the duGtur instantly
Relatives ni III, DroyherE 1--we In
.ulnuruil
Edgar Campbell was horn May 80
1861. und Tom ian r., 1886.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
stnte peflea nv water apmpnny.

Jefferson City Notice was received
by the state punlic service commits.
sion that the Fort Scott & Neyudn
Light Heat and Wuter Power com
pguy will not depOBe IT'S general man
ugGr " ri. WniHs us directed by the
commission. until Il court N cumpe.
tgnt Jurisdiction hnE directed Il L.
do no
IL uLhGT words the company of
which Mr. Weiss IL vice-preBident az
well uF genera munuEer, meauR 10
contest the power and authority
clnimGG by the commission 10 dopose
'lhe officers. agent nr servant Of any
public utility COMPANY operating IN
the Brute
The company Will file t formal mo
tinn with the commission uBl.inr for
rehenrinG. II this is mt granted there
VIII be III appeal 10 the courts to test
the right Of the commission 10 make
Buch IN urder.
Nevada Citizens Made Complaint.
The case grew out Of complaints fur
Nv hisAhNAAt u 1NtFiAu Ltttu WIFI Lllb
commission last June charcinc the
company with u number Of violations
uf its frunchiRnB IN Neyadu regulating
the furnishing Of water, gus and cleo
trlcity und L street cur system.
Every pDint commended for In the
complaints o. the citiaenn was de
oided III thnir fuvOr The decision un.
nnunced number ui principles Of law
in regard 10 the powers and surisdic-
ton ni the public service eummigsiun.
The complaint charged that Mir.
Weiss hRd been RIO unjust ind unfair
To the patrons Of thn company IN Ne
vadn in his treatment Of them thnt he
should he removed
The commission took this view Of
the mntter and ordered the company
to remove Weiss within 80 duvs from
the tiute the decision was rendered
The commission held that IL hud
the power and authority to order his
Dismissal ruling II has full and com
piete Jurisdiction over the officers
agents and servauts Of utility com
pHnieB engaged In serving the public
The test uf the uuthDrity ui the
commission In ordering the Dismissal
Of Manager Weiss was expected. Il
viii undoubtedly be litiguted through
10 the courts OF last reBort
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
Bride Of -Four Months n Suicide.

MapicwUod Mrs Adulph Otte. is
years old hride Of four months,
KILLED herself by drinking cErbolic
acid In her home. just before she
committed suicide, Mrs. Otte wrote a
note 10 her husband asking him not
to worry about her death She placed
the note and her wedding ring ON h
bed where otte was sleeping, tapped
him On the shoulder and collapsed.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
Rpaa Meetlnn in OH Tavern.

Arrow Rock The WDmuu'E Ma
tiunul Old Trails Road RBsuciutinn mas
issued cal fOr womuuF good roads
meeting The Meeting rs called for
the purpose OF discussing the value
Of guod roads 20 women und children
IN rural lie Il will be held in the
old tavern a. Arrow Rock. and the j..
A L, bedrnum In thu old hDstelry viii
be- formally opened 10 the public at
shut time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
Pastur Acknowledges sCiBBinq Mind.

Bruol:field-,Eev ". c. Atwood.
pnstur Of the First PregbyIerian
church Of Brnulsfioid replied from his
pulpit 10 charges contained In suit
for Sb.0OG damages filed laBt week
aEainRt him by Miss Harriet /. Myers.
in which the plaintiff alleged he had
Kissed her Rev htwnnd did not deny
the charges, ind ne fully exoneratud
the young woman. His only Defense
was thgt he mad not meunt his wordE
or actions seriously lie admitted
frankly that his action had been IN.
warranted ind "mnat foolish"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
nM nInvrr l4Lt Mptpr Car.

KgnguB City.-To the list Of men
who misplace their hHts and giagses
iF 10 be added the man who mislBys
hif motor cur Such d man, luwver-
uguDRted o EHuBus City pHtrolmun IN
the bus!neBF district 1--WE mislRid
my mutor car, he Buid I'm certain
il hasn't been moved ~ stolen, he
cause il IT, pndlooEed. Until t:iE min
ire Thought ] ief; II right here" A
radius Of two blocks wRE searched
before tins cgr was found
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04

Hartman, Ark-Ggrvin Collier und
jessie Yates, union miners. were fired
upon and wouHdgt by twn unidentified
men IT In believed the shooting was
the uutErOwth Of difficulties that heve
exiRtad here for months between union
miners and operators opposed TO union
labor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
Kiln wif. m hur nlynrr.

KANSAS City--Cnrl Beebe, q rail-
way fireman, shot Hnd killed his wife
in his home in KANSAS City, Rfter Mrs
Besbe had tirreHtened to divorce him
Whom Mrs Beehe said she would not
1--we with him Bsehe fired three shots
ai her.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
smaIIpox cIosee sehppI.

KunsaB City.-The Benton wHrd
BchU0l. in the faHhiunRble residence
district, was closed by the hoard Of
education following the discovery of
Il cnses OF smallpox among pupils.
AL Of the stricken children are re-
ported recovering. Mine hundred pn-
pills attend the BchoUi.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04

Poplar Bluffs--T'be injunction suit
to restrain the Federal Lend company
and other companies in the Fiat River
lead belt from dumping their waste
into Fiat river was argued here. Judge
Foard Of the circuit court win render
q decision Dec /.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04

Springfield -'Unreru,red love Tor D
former ciussmate IN the Springfield
State Normal school was the cuuse Of
TIM suicide Of Miss MARY Robinson, y
wears old, ut the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs ] 4 Robinson Miss
Robinson shot herself with double
hgrraied shotgun. using her TOE 10 dis
charge the weapon She lived IL min.
uteB.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04

SeaRlia--Jehn jackson, sorsrer po
lice officer and railway secret service
agent, charged with robhing store
here Aug. u, after engaging In a pis-
tal duel with three policemen. was ae-
quilted by Jury in the Pef1is county
criminal court.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
rhnnnon cnurty csve IL sol..


Birch Tree -A great clrg thai +,
huiioycG e. bc oven larger Chan ln'
igmoui Mummnth curt Of hutueEy p"
locu IL Summon county Mo A..
though it, g%istnuUe mas n"Hh Wen
Known 70 Hu.ivcs Of Shannon county
few ntherF knew ~ il and II never
mas been fully explored
The cave IL On 4D-acrU farm Ehow
20 miles south OF Suiem. III Shannon
county The farm recently was pu'
chased BIZ Br ( ii Diehl, vla heard
OF and visited the cave while ur a VIZ.
cation trip 10 thq OzHrlzE with his wife
last June In Diunl nov Is Organiz-
ing party to explore the cave
Among those who viii compose ii will
he representatives ui the archaeolnEn
cal department " the Missouri His
turicu suciety.
Old Weapons Found,
The higlnrlcal society nus became
interested IN the cave because Of the
discovery o. primitive wguponE urnu-
mentF Hnu utensils il those section.
uf /, that huvp been explored, and II
IL believed valuable tight may he
thrown OF the eGrly history nj this
mart of the country by thorough
Ruarch
Thu farm nr which the cave is 10
Gated originally belonged 10 Chris-
tuphar Howell whu obtained II " q
homestead IN 1S4S and the cuve VS.
known 10 residents Of Shannon cum.
u as Huwel''F cave
The cave mas TWO entrances. One
r. urccRslhiU ONLY rs boa, and b.
about B,z feet nigh 10y zen fent wide
The ntiiar is approached by flight u'
natural stairs Bntl lead 10 u large
iAlle II thr center OF the main cham,
her. This lake cOverf about one acre
OF ground II Is fed by springs ind
has m outlet 70 the Current river
which Flows about sue feet .rpm the
entrance to the cave.
Thf big chamber Is u rnrnly bpuutr
iu' place us ceiling Is az high ug
1o0 feet In places and giant muiur
tires RnmC ae much uF four feet b.
diameter. run from the tiaor 10 tho
ceiling
From Che main chamber pusFarrr
run hack broken ry numerous
chambers on al sides Some Of them
have been explored as lar uE mlic
without thriving N their end
Ono ~ thr tcgturel recently t.ia
gives forth different notes when
struck with q stick
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04

Cadillac, Niuh.eGn-C. j Me
Hugh deluuiting cashier Of the ca
dillhc EtHtu hank, was sentenced to
from seven 70 20 wears In the Btuts
prison n jackson McHugh was Up
rested last September The amount
Of his entertainments tutalsd S4G,5O0
BE had pnid buck oil hut SID 500
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04

Springfield Threatened bankrupt
cy for the city has been Rvsrted by
decision In favor nf the municipality
in suit In the circuit court attacking
q special 20-oam tax levy by the coup-
Gil for fire department purposes.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-12-04
VIII Seek Oil Near chilIiauthe.

ChillicOthe, MIA committee from
the Chamber Of Commerce haR begun
10 raise s1h.000, which win be used TO
prospect for oil. investigation indi-
catea oil Is plentiful