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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

there, but seems too illogical In
theme and weak in construction
to catch on here.
The cast is excellent. Wise's
personality is sufficient to make
almost any play endurable, II not
enjoyable, and a girl named Lii
liam Ross does wonders with a
maid part.
A prominent playwright by the
name of Shakespeare Is going to
receive a lot Of attention In this
town next month.
Sothern and Marlowe will ap-
pear in repertoire at the Man
haitian opera house, Forbes-Rob-
ertson will begin his Shakes
pearean cycle" at the new Shu-
bert theater, and John Drew will
blossom out in much Ado About
Nothing" Just to make the name
good, 1t is possible that William
A. Brady may heave Robert Man.
tell into the arena somewhere
along Broadway.
Shakespeare certainly did write
a lot of good plays, and no man.
ager has to pay a cent of royalty
on any of Them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

AAAG kOLOlo1.
Erlover wunday
Tuhiz beskirldid say:
"Woncha come withmee
Dersunnizzershinin,
A nye um erpininE
Wayrin muh heartout fur thee!"
Sose shee tukkis sarm,
Forder dayit wuswarm,
A naz dey waux terlonR
Err roziedid pick
Anturn too urk wick,
And sang toohurd issong:
"Byoot-ful rawsiz springle with
doc,
Byoot-ful rawsiz. uppickdem faw
VOC;
Rawsiz sore ed, rawsiz soze sweet.
Allay dem withma heart atcher
feet,
Faw you iuv rawsiz, a nye luv
yoo!"
THE AUDIENCE.
"Bravore! Bravorei"
"Wotta corlkin voice. Singit-
agent"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20
No Answer

"Why condemn boy as defective for orchard
raids, smoking and other youthful pranks7' asked
Judge w. N. Gatens at the recent conference of
Charities and Corrections.
We give it up 1t may be just because most men
forget their own youthful pranks. 1t may be just
frenzy for lawing everybody into being good. It
may be the hallucination that physical normality,
such as may be found in the average aborigine,
would mean the moral recttude of a saint, not
withstanding the savage is hardly sanctfied, &C
cording to civilized standards.
Perhaps it was ordained that youth should be
the time for animal spirits to effervesce and we
merely succeed in bottling them up until they
come out soured ferment, after twenty-one.
w. LeffingweI Doak, of Pittsburg's fashionable
set appeared the street in slit trousers showing
bright green hosiery, and the neHsboys mobbed
him. Grown-ups will have chance at it, next time
it appears
Girls are running elevators in Pittsburg. How
can any of Carnegie's boy" hope to escape, nowf
Why is it that an x-ray gown on the street is
indecent and the picture of it the first page Of
r newspaper is all rightf
lis crool, crool, crool world Bandits have
their eyes on Hearts, ranch in Mexico, and Uncle
Sam refuses to declare war.
marry man who writes his love letters with
every other word spelled wrongs Not IT, "But,
Clara, you should see the beautiful checks he
writes, with every word spelled correctly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

Mrs. Hankpurst (of London)-
l see in the dispatches from New
York that several fanatic males
arrested for demanding suffrage
have gone on a hunger strike.
Her Spouse-Deary me! I can't
understand why they don't find
their congenial sphere in the
home like We men here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20
Prices at the
PubliCMarket
Stalls Today

Each day The Times sends q
young woman representative to ev-
cry stall of the Public Market to
collect quotations ON all table sup
plies. These prices are checked up
each day and can be relied ON as
Halter. Eggs and Cheese.
Butter-Fancy ranch, 2-lb. brick.
90W95c; Washington, 32@35c; 3 lbs.
95c @s1.o0; creamery, 32@3Sc H., y
lbs; ese; golden rod. s5c h.; Taco
Cheese-Tillamook zoe h.; Wis
consin. 25c h.; imported Swiss. soc
lb.: Roquefort. SOC h.: New York.
30c h.: cream. zoe ID.
Eggs-Fresh ranch. 35c doz;
eastern, 27hc doz.; Oregon. 27h %
soc doz.
Vegetables.
New potatoes, 7 lbs. 10c; cauli-
flower 10c. 15c, zoe, Csc; head let
tuce. SC; rhubarb, &c h.: bell pep
pers, 15c h.; carrots, turnips, green
onions. beets, dollhouse radishes.
3 bun. sc; green corn, 15c doz.;
S Soz:; ea td Io9I0o head 4: G Gu tn.
matoes. &c. loo. 15c lb.; celery,
SC per bunch; string beans,6-6 lbs.
25c; egg plant. loo; summer squash,
&c; sweet potatoes. lbs. use; dried
onions, lbs. 1Oc.
Blackberries. 2 boxes Csc; peach
es. soc box. $50 zoe basket; logan
berries, Sc box: oranges. 35c doz.;
Florida grape fruit, Zoe each: lem
ons. Acc doz.; cantaloupes. 15c;
watermelons, 15c. zoe, 25c, soc; ap-
ricots, soc basket; apples. 10000
doz.; raspberrNs, &c box: grapes,
Ice h., 35e basket; blackcaps, 2
boxes csc: sugar plums,. zoe; crab
rants, 10c box; seedless grapes, 10c
h., Csc basket; bananas, 20@25c
doz.; gold plums. 10c dog, SOC box;
pears. zoe doz.
Roast beef. prime rib. 1sc lb.; pot
roast. 121f Q17c lb.: broiling beef,
house, 2SQ8Oo Ib.; T-bone. 25c Ib.;
1Sc; lamb chops. 1S%20c; mutton
chops, 1s1s @15c; shoulder of NUT
ton, 100 15c; roast pork, 171ac; pork
ehep s2 Esq., vs see rGa sa SS &c. shOs
der, 1914 @15c; salt pork, 12Ac;
pork sausage. 15c; bacon, csc; corn
ed beef. homeless, 15c; brains, 15c;
liver. 10c.
POULTRY
Hens, undressed, 25c; hens, live,
1SQ1sc; spring ducliings. 1910.
Fish.
Halibut, 12hc; salmon, 10000;
black cod, IzMc; rock cod, 15c;
sound smelt, 10c; shrimps, 2 lbs. use;
brick Goldfish, zoe; Alaska herring,
for 10c; anchovies,. 15c per qt.; kip
pered salmon and kipperedc cd, 15c
lb.; kippered herring, 15o Id; crabs,
25c each; clans, 3 lbs, loo; red
| snapper. 10c lb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

Poet-Here's where I love to
come and WOO the muse.
Summer Girl-Then I'm glad
you WOO the muse instead of me.
This place is too exposed to opera
glasses from the hotel piazza.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

Girls are running elevators in Pittsbure
can any of Carnegie "boys" hope to escap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20
EASY AGRICULTURE.

Turn 70 the Want Ad passss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

lis a crool, crool, crool world Bandits hav
their eyes on Hearts, ranch in Mexico and Uncl
Sam refuses to declare war;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-20

Why is it that an x-ray gown on tn
indecent and the picture of it on the fir
II newspaper is all rights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31
Mortuarg

uNII-I. 8 Ua1 ..1 o.. frl
70 th. -.n Anthony auIarm 90 .
u.a "Wednesday afternoon follow
U- sical operation. The d.
..a.yI .ltts .i.r .ua .agr .h..H
nom TH. remain. U,r. HsrH
Charge D., IS. S. GrIsra. tH. Hrd0.'.E
oil. and prepared tor h.pwwt 0r f..
$3.50 O.. r Santa =, trur .a.f ..r.
ro Glow. =. 80. Vbsr. r..u.u $500
"kp u'H.. Tho remain. SON. H.
nuH.H by Mrs H.. .HI .H.lr0..
.u0 N.. here when death ..U.. HHs
49, ur N Reid. ar intimate trra.
vho Is Ia Kentucky
IH. odeut s.- UrHu."rHf bu
.ue-. u.. of CLOVIS. oRa.a- a ar-.
hotel e Do, was aI-o Interested
n 'r-. on projects e .HH Hera
ford .H ow-Wator field. AMID usu
rl ~ally known B.. ,H. C..l.
section NeV Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31

lu EN- -y home there should be- a
h1z of 'acklen Aruica Sa..c. ready
t0 apply .n every case of burns. cuts
wounds .r scalis o Co. Polanco.
DeEa.'e Texas. r. SO writes
UH.kie Aruica Sa'ta saved my
i.Ie 1 cat foot 81 one bel.ov-
el If Du.1 be- cured Tla worlds
best a..r Only csc EUcommcnd-
Cd ay AMARILLO DRUG Store. Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31

J. sour stomach feels uncomfort-
...' from otorcating, or from food
h.gl agrees with you. take nGi,-
IINL. % settles the stomach,
su.a-'hoas the digestion and relax
Oh" bowels. Price soc. Sold ~
E. % Thompson q Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31
?Refund Day in August :?
Tomorrow is the First Day Of the Refund Month
DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS?

Twice year we have the refund iayone day Of the month
yours-we do not know which day will be before the first
day Of next month epembe at which time you present
your duplicate check Of the day that calls for the Refund Day.
and everything you bought that day will be refunded you
in cash by presentation Of the duplicate heckno matter the
amOuntshcud be cents or 500 or $4,000 check given
10 you with compliments We sell for cash only and
want TO divide part Of profits With you to snow you ap
probation besides giving you useful premiums freeand
by The wayne received new lot Of premiums yesterdayGet
your money back.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31

ffcr ~ rorr. ur september -ff
.GI.N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31

~rii ,uar sccoui baud flmltur,
ana stowe. 60 Green nrl,. .2o-st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31
CHAMBER COMMERCE
To ADVERTISE FAIR

a. a result 90 o. meeting of Co.,
Board of Comm Toner. ~ tbe Cham
Der Of Commerce BOZ che obamne.
wednesday n.ehL fho board 6
.sreed 70 conduct zoe publicity dr
mfimeut for thr rauhaaHa STAT.
FaIr ard ofher-uIse sssiH thr nl.
WarIFcmfnf Dol hf.r n0rE
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
FOREIGN.

American ideas OF government are
to be followed to 4 certain extent by
Eduardo Dato. the new Spanish pre-
anier
The new American minister to
Portugal, Col Thomas H. Btrtch Of
New Jersey. presented hb credentials
to the president OF the republic
Cardinal Rampolla. former papal
secretary Of state, died In Rome. He
was not known to have been III. but
at times suffered serious attacks OF
influenza.
The formal annexation Of the island
Of Crete to Greece was carried out
with imposing ceremonial. King Con
stantine personally ran up the Hell
Ienic flag over the fort.
The Jewish community at Kiev has
been stirred to its depths BY news Of
dastardly crime committed in the
Eastow suburban district, whre Men
del Beiliss has his home
Germany has signifed her accep-
tance of the invitation sent to her by
the United States government to send
warships to represent her 1t the
opening Of the Panama canal
United States Consul Letcher 1t
Chihuahua teIegraphed to Consul Ed
wards 1t Juarez, that almost all for
eisners had left Chihuahua and that
the city. under rebel occupation, was
quiet.
The American suffragette, Miss
Zeelie Emerson Of Jackson, Mich.
Was the central figure Of a furious
scrimmage In London between the
police and suffragettes and their sup
poFters in the Bow district. Miss
roote6.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
VILLA EXECUTES SIX aEsELs.
DEGREES oeath % aaolesters Of All Fer.
ei9oess' Properly.

Dseress Death - aeolesters Of All Fer
ei9ness' Property.
chihuahua. Hex.-"Anyone who
hereafter loots or molests property Of
foreigners or Aextcans win be exc
cuted. The right to confiscate prop
erty win rest only with the rebel gov
ernment."
Gen. Francisco vflla issued this or.
der Sunday N showing his Intentions
to maintain strict military discipline.
Az an example. he executed on the
plaza q hand OF rebels who had been
found guilty by court-martial Of sack.
Ing the home Of wealthy Mexican.
While the six rebels were marched
before the firing squad the stolen
goods were returned to the owner.
All stores confiscAted from the ex-
pelled Spaniards were closed and
sealed. Orders were given that no
more goods are to be taken from them.
This action was believed to have re-
suited from the protest Of the United
States against the seizure Of Spanish
property.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
WASHINGTON.

President Wilson will take . three
Heeks' vacation Immediately after he
signs the currency bill.
President Wilson met the members
Of the Cabinet Tuesday, although he
was stu suffering slightly from his
attack Of grip.
Spirited debate in the House
marked the beginning OF consfdera-
ton Of the bill for q government
owned railway In Alaska.
senator Root declared IN The Hen.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
spoMT.

Canxa. Hr3n9. roeank3y pa1cA00o4
rum tAs Nsw York Nak1naA lsaGe
.sam. vss seIsessd nana01r 0 tAo
cincinnati tsaR for ths sanscn e6 1914
rhe sfAxe of Wlseoastn's share OK
,ostns receipts for 81 months under
- Heddtug bozing Law reached H.
~, vhan . chsek ok 4753 frum the
aa2e aehIestc cemntsstoa was -
-eivek
The Chicago American Ball Club
WI Ieave ChicaoD Heh. - fer F4so
Rooles. Cal. On tAatr s1rng training
ufp- TIE piayefs WIN arrive 1t tssir
dsseination Feb. ~ and VIII remain
ten Or twelve gnmes II the camp -
fors starting exhthtf1na s2msa-
Jmny Fox, the California boxer,
who xpe . 1ftsen-fuunA draw with thu
fighting Benny Chavez II the last sn-
teFtainment Gtvea by the State Afh-
le<ic Club, has been matched with Jack
Douglass for . ten-round bout At the
Colorado Athlete Club IN Denver. The
dste Il Tuesday. Dee a.
That the ssate Of New York 10 ~
spondble for the ten deaths and nine
pessoas injured ~ . result OF Lee
Oidffeld's anto0oblle accident ~ tie
state fair It Syracuse in September.
1911. was the optnion rs0dsred u
Utica by the state board Of claims,
which confirmed the naAinss Of .
re6eres in the test cases.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26

western Newspaper Union News SeSyfcs-
Washington, Dec zz.-Eariy action
in the Senate on the proposed consti-
tutionaI amendment 10 enfranchiss
women IL expected by the senators
who favor the proposal. and woman
suffraGfst leaders At headquartsrs OF
the Nationa4 American Womsn's Suf-
fraGe Association.
Senator Thomas of Colorado. chair
man of the committee in charge OF
The proposed amendment. expects to
bring 1t up as soon az Congress- set
ties down to work after the Christ
mas holidays. The senators who IA
vor it say its earlier consideration has
been prevented only by the pressure
for passage Of the administration cur
rency bill.
One other legislative subject-the
Alaska railroad bill-has first demand
on the Senate's time when 1t gets
down to business again and it il the
plan TO have it share attention with
the woman's suffrage amendment
Currency Measure il Conference.
Washington, Dec. 2z.-The task OF
settling the differences between the
House Of Representatives and the
Senate in the administration currency
bill was taken up In earnest Saturday
by the Democrats Of the conference
committee Of the two houses. headed
by Senator Owen and Representative
Glass
The Republicans OF the committee
did not attend.
No one would predict when an
agreement would be reached, and
Representative Glass flatly declared
that the differences were serious and
NO immediate agreement vas looked
for.
The amendments indorsed by the
House were those providing that six
months commercial paper shah be
eligible for re-diseount ut the federal
banks instead of three months paper
only. ~ originally provided by the
House bill. and giving national banks
the right to make loans ON nve-year
farm mortgages up to onethird Of the
time deposits.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26

sto sAax -A9 euuId Mt aad v0nA -
seespe De H&pubne.a prsst10f1n.
nnmtnAftoa n Il vera offered To him
Representative Curry OF Cahtur1tA
has introduced . bfll 10 require reie-
graph companies To capitalize and
punctuzte All eelegrznS, under PEN
atty.
Democrats oe the House rules com
mttree eoafeYred over prospective In
yesttezxtoa of the Colorado coal ssrtke
and The Niehigsn copper strike, bat
concluded To defer action
Cleve CuIbeFtsoa- recently coz
victed Of murderfnx members of the
Dillon family II Ray. y. D.. v.s taken
from the Williams county jail by =
mob and hanged from bridxs near
WflIisfou-
Charges Of irregular deAlMp be-
tween John Burke. commiszary man
axer for ehe Panama canal work, and
contractors who have been furnishtng
supplies, are being Investigated by the
government
A dry dock AZ the Puget sound navy
yard to cost q, 800 $40 Was proposed
by a bill introduced by Senator Jones.
Il provides for . dock a. least 1850
feet Long, TO accommodate the larx-
est batrleship-"
After four days OF farce fighting
the Mexican federal garrison st the
seaport Of Tampico, reinforced by the
arrival ct EunboA1s with troops. am
munifioa and dynamite. has driven
the attacking constirutioualists out OF
range Of their Snns.
President Wilson formally withdraw
his recent acceptance OF honorary
membership in the military order Of
the Carzbao. composed OF regular and
volunteer army officers Of the army
and navy who served in the Philippine
islands in the four years succeeding
the Spantah-Amertc1n war.
President Wilson Tuesday promised
Charles C. Moore, president OF the
PanamarPacific exposition. that he
would soon send = special mess29e to
Congress urxing . government build
ing 1T the fair Mr. Moore was the
Presidents only unofficial caller
Whether the government may bring
to Washington for trial George G.
Henry, a New York banker indicted
for contempt Of CoaSTess because he
refused to answer cert2in questions in
the House money trust investigation.
was ret for argument In the Supreme
Court ON Jan. 5.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
IN LATE DISPATCHES
ootNc3 AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE pRocRESS
or THE AGE.
wsxe.rn y-wspao~r Caiaa News Ssr~fea
WE1TERN.

Fire .r Peoria, ILL., destroyed tne
pany. causing { loss estimated AZ $snn.
9ea
o. c. Huey was arrested in counec-
ton with the death OF Mrs. Anna Le-
land, who was shot TO death in her
home
California will vote At the next gen
eraI election on the question OF es-
tAblishing . universal eight-hour work
day in the state
The city commission decided TO
give work 20 Portiand's unemployed,
after consultation with 4 commit
tee from the Central Labor Council
The Rev. Reuben q. Nevius, d. D..
who founded more than thirty Epis-
copai churches in the Pacific North
west, died 4. Tacoma, Wash. aged
eighty-six
The Rev J. O. Murray, pastor Of
st Mary's Catholic church. captured
At Joliet, ILL.,. after a severe struggle.
a sneak thief whom he caught robbing
the poor box Of the church.
Stephen D. Marshall. forty-Hve
years old, was killed, aud Joseph C.
simpson aud Joseph BuahakYa were
wounded In Kansas City IN a revolver
battle following labor dispute.
Theater tickets Of New Year eve
will cost fifty cents extra in all OF the
numerous downtown theaters in Chi
cago. IT was announced Two the
atsrs have added 81 to the price.
Two negroes. Ernest and Frank VIII
liams, we're Iynched by a mob n
Blanchard. La They had confessed
TO killing Calvin Ballard. whose body
was found hacked TO pieces in his
store
August Juntines. \ farmer near Bry-
an. 8. D., confessed that he had muir
dered his wife and eight months old
baby. Juntines beat them to death af-
ter 4 quarrel with his wife. He II in
jail at CastIewood
Members of the Collins family OF
Old Horton in Howell county. NO..
whose homes were raided by feud en-
emies Of the family. are arming them
selves and barricading their houses IN
preparation for q battle to the death. .
according to reports brought to
Springfield, Mo.
Taking of testimony in the trial OF
eight officers and employ6s OF the
Western Fuel Company charged with
conspiring to defraud the government
out of custom duties by false weigh
Ing OF imported coal, began In San
Francisco in the United States Dis
trict Court before Judge NJ. G. Dooling
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
GENERAL

YorDer Prsstde1t Txft 1t New Ha-
ven advocated the nomination Of Ssna-
tor Root for president BY the RepubIi-
e2a party.
The three negroes charged with the
murder Of Mrs.. Jeferson Irby. near
wFsns, Ca, were taken to Augusta by
dspsty sheriff.
The Rev. Samuel Laird. d. D.. =
widely known Lutheran minister. died
1t his home In PhflaaelpAiA He was
eighty one years old
Alex Z. NcDonnsIl. seventy-tAree
years old. millioaatrs lumberman and
banker. died At Chippewa Falls. Wis,
aftsr IN illness Of several years-
Ezra Ripley TAayer. dean of the
Harvard law school. vas nominated
for associate justice Of the State Su-
preme Court BY Governor Foss Of
Massachusetts.
A demand that New York follow the
example Of other cities In the appoint
ment Of women - police II being
made by Miss Aaad Miner, secretary
Of the New York Probation society. 4.
Liabilities exceeding $77s.000 and
assets OF only 800 are shown in the
schedule accompanying the bank
ruptcy petition filed by Isaac Van
Horn Of Holde1ness, N. H.. and Bos-
ton
ing. the harvester manufacturer, esti-
mated af from ~, 1,000. 900 to $13.0OO.-
coo. IL left to. his immediate family,
according to the terms OF his will filed
In Chicago.
Diaphanous and slit skirts and
transparent stockings were barred in
the Charleston High school At q spe-
cfal session of the girl students and
women members Of the faculty held
1t Decature. III.
Seventy striking garment makers.
forty-two OF them women, were Ar.
rested in St. Louis ~ . result Of =
riot which grew out Of their demon
stration In front Of suit and cloak
factory in the heart Of the business
district
Replying to . question put by .
clergyman 1t the weekly meeting Of
Presbyterfan ministers at Philadel-
phia, Prof. Eric Doolfttle. director Of
the University of Pennsylvania ~
tronomicaI observatory, said he
thought that life on this earth would
come to an end IN about 1900. 600
years
AttoFneys for Leo II. Frank Of
Brooklyn, Ga, under death sentence
for the murder Of Mary Phasnu last
April. began . fight for new thai IN
the State Supreme Court Lower
Courts donied II.
The Keota news., 1913-12-26
sGNAToR THOMAS WILL 0ADsSo
UP MEASURE IMMENiATElY
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS.
ALASKA RAILROAD Bill
HAS FIRST CALL IN 0ENA7E AZ.
TER CURRENCY MEASURE
IS DISPOSED or.

western Newspaper ra,on News servic..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-07
A GREAT SERIAL STORY TO BE
RUN IN REVIEW y

Commencing next week the
Review will run each week, until
finished, installments of the Leopard
Spots, Tom Dixon's Great play,
which comes to the auditorium here
the 25th sof October. Be sure al d
to read this great story. go
Over 100000 copies of this book
have been sold and $4,000 copies a
year are now being sold.
1t is the fruit of more than twenty
years study on the relations of the
white and black races in America
1t is passionate defense of patti
ent, kindly and long suffering people
who bad remained silent under mis-
representation and slander. So little
has been written by southern men
about the reconstruction era that
the tragic events of the book almost
20 beyond belief. It is historical
revelation as well as a romance
Watch for the opening chapter
and keep up with the story each
week and the play the 25th of Oct.
zober will be doubly interesting tc
VOu y ~ ..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-07
GAVE CHIEF A HARD TUSSEL

Walter Stout, who collects for the
Funeral Benefit Association. was
arrested by Chief Ridge Monday for
being drunk. He was found in the
rear of Hedrick's old stand and i'm
mediately he showed fight. When
Chief Ridge finally subdued his man
he found he had the 4th finger On
his left hand broken, other fingers
badly bruised and hand in a bad
shape He says he did his best to
arrest him without personal harm
but Stout kicked him with his feet
and otherwise pummelled him so
that he was Obliged to adopt tactics
to quiet him, so he caught hold of the
hair On the top of Stout's head and
tanned him little.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-07
RUN DOWN BY AUTO.

Yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clcck John Bennett, eleven years
old, son of Mr.. j. +. Bennett, was
knocked down by a delivery auto
occupied BY Messers. Harry Reninger
and Styres, the latter having the car
in charge at the time.
Young Bennett was coming from
High into South Main at Main street
crpssing- when he was struck, the
right front wheel running over him
and the car dragging him distance
of 70 feet by measurement. 1t is
learPedsthat Styres wasaan inexperi-
eneed driver and lost his head at
the critical moment. Bennett s
body is injured but probably not
fatally SO. Upon the demand of
Mr.Bennett bcthReningef and Styres
were locked up until the extent of
the injuries of young Bennett could
be ascertained, a bond of $4,000
being required. A preliminary
hearing is being held this morning
as we 60 to press.