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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-18

g. s. g8urtt, oertider Spti.
Ter. 9tuaen unteriildt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 granosis @ebauOe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
DEP0RTE
Partidos de Baseball, en- Ell play
ground de Puerta de TERRA.

Numerosa y selecta concurrencia asis-
ito ell domingo al desaf1o entire ell afa-
mado Pope" y los "Escogidos" de la
liga.
Empez6 ell Juego ocupado del box
por Pope" ell celebre "Caracol" y
"Mutus" de adversario. Al empezar ell
partido, Sc We que las fuerzas estan
perfectamente equilibradas. 4
Rubo su poquito de romer1a en- ell pri-
mer inning, pretendiendo Campos
arreglar ell juego, cogiendo tambien su
poquito de kreso.
Sc conoc1a que, a consecuencia de los
frecuentes cambios atmosfericos los
"Popistas" ven1an algo acatarrados !;
mas ell sabio doctor "Mutis' les adiu-
dlco amablemente varios "Ponches, !"
que les hicieron reaccionar.
En- 70. lugar hubo una bonita mga-
da. "Yago" desarrolla una tremenda
pellcula de tres bases; el 'home'', es
cubicado por Soto y Quebec y hu-
bieran sido los nueve, 81 ell Foul de
-'Yumet" no es cantado por Fair en- la
discussion. Este roba la 3a. y con ell Fly
sacrificados de Don Pepe, hizo la de H.
bron.
En- todo ell juego, los "iPopistas" So
10 consiguieron apuntarse dos ~"hits"; !;
uno de Pelayo" y ell otro de "Lomet. :"
"Larregui' estuvo afortunad1simo
viendosele desarrollar jugadas estupen-
das a las que nos tiene POGO acostum-
brados. Tambien "Siquito mereci6
los aplausos que le prodigaron.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Pope OOOO1-1
Escogidos 7 2 O.. O2OO 1416
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

Debemos advertir que estos CISCO
gidos" no son los "Cardenales pues
es bien sabido que ell cadillac" es mu-
cho mas fuerte.
La pr6xima semana, es probable ira
este a Ponce y podran admirar en- la be-
LA ciudad del Sur, al gran diamante
Blanco y Negro. 'MIutis y "Marrero
seran las baterias de los dos fuegos.
Ira ambien ell famoso "Foes Benedr''
reconocido como Ell primero y mejor de
los Jugadores de la Isla.
Nota Importance El distinguido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
SUMARIO

Sacrifce-fy, D. Pepe, /.
Two bases-hits, Queche l, Larregui 2.
Three bases-hits, Larregui 2, Nuts 1.
Stolen-bases, Soto l, Yumet /.
Double play, Soto Siquito l.
Strucks-outs, Mutis II, Caracol /,
Campos 1.
Bases-on balls, Campos l.
Passed balls, Andrade l.
Scores, Suarez Garcia.
TEMPO, 2 horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12

N.,z.>: 4alers veRder ana casa. a1
-st'apll an& Ioys ago Sc v&lor D de
'frhzcsloa quieB paeda eem-
~aFi6
444ea paeas comprar slA dinere'
&ent+ que 10 tieRs lee Il B0LR
@gROAMYTL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-12
O Cd 4
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II SEXUAL

Enfermedad frecuente que Sc
soporta en- secreto por creerse ver-
gonzosa siendo debida aveces q
causas inocentes, abusos de la ju-
ventud 6 exesos. No Sc abandone
pues es tan importante conservar
la salud sexual como la general,
por que aquella Sc refeja en- el Sis
tema nervioso y debido q este la
debi1idad sexual. trasforma al
hombre en- inutil Y a Ia mujer en-
debil nerviosa 6 histerica; con-
duciendo a veces a la locura, para
Isis, melanco1ia, epilepsia, y mu-
chos trastornos que indican Ell pro-
fundo desequilibrio de los Centres
nerviosos. ST su poder sexual esta
muerto 6 dormido no crea por ESQ
que ha desaparecido su function 6
perdido su fuerza, pues solo es TN
estado de PARALYSIS temporal que
para curarlo Sc necesita el uso del
heroico vitalirador CORDIAL De
CEREBRINA COMPUESTO del
DR.. UIrici de New-York, que de-
vuelve su actividad, sencibilidad Y
estado natural; tonifcanlos Cen
tros nerviosos Cerebro y Medula
debilitados por los gastos de la
vida moderna, abusos 6 enferme-
dades. Pruebelo; por que su podel
lie ha dado fama y rechase todo
sustituto. De venta en- las princi-
pales Farmacias y Drogueriaas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15
Personals

IL. u Kirsch OF Kirschs left at noon
Monday on a six weeks business trip
10 New York and Chicago
\ W j Wood returned Thursday
morning from Austin, Mo. after "a
four weeks visit Mr.. Wood went 10
his old home 20 be with his ill broth
er who died a few days ago
! o. ". Eakle returned to Amarillo
Saturday from his ranch 20 miles
southwest OF the city.
&C. & small an attorney OF yelling
ton, wac business visitor iu the
city Monday.
Z Judge Greey'r of Miami WAS IN
The city MONDAY from Floydada.
where he acted % special Judge 600 70
boundary ease, lndge l. $ Kinder
being disqualified In the case
Mrs S. J 0tophcson returned to
Center, Texas. yc,tnrday after % two
months stay with her niece. Mr. j.
r. Leathermau
Mrs J. NJ Harding and famil. arc
IN the city visiting.
y. y. Wood and wife aud SON. Wal
lace from Fort Apache. Aril are IN
the city visiting
Miss Minnie Iackson Wa boz tine
city from Quau11l Monday
'~fTeorgo vs.. Know OF Wichin. Kan.
tas an arrival Monday.
y J Kaufman 10 Muskorcc hal
business in town Monday.
Nv VI Carve rom Australia. W.
N the city Monday
" Y McGlatHan OF Clinton. No
transacted business In Amarillo Mon.
day.
1 + Graham fr.m Plainyicw. spent
| Monday IN Amarillo
\ T.. e. Wayla. OF PlaiuyicV. va.
4 Monday arr.r4
" George Finda % Chicago. was o.
amarillo Nondaf
\ John e Pain tas an arrival from
Fort Worth Monday.
y ". J Hamr.. ~ Canyon. Ras d
Visitor 90 tho l'. Monday
vs.. A. Askev. wife and children
With Miss Nc'l H ostbrook sister Of
Mrs Askes spent SUNDAY 90 Good
night with 7 Nesterson and fam
Iily. Mrs. Kc-f. IN Is Mr AskcNI
sister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

Mrs. Hester Bachelor OF Shamrock.
IN with fever a ST. Anthony's is
somewhat improved today
After an operation Sunday at 81.
Anthony's Miss Eleanor Verden is re-
ported doing nicely.
Mrs. r.. u. Brantle was well
enough 10 return TO her home Sun
day after an operation at ST. An
thongs some time ago
| Mrs. William praschol II doing
nicely after an operation last week at
St Anthony's sanitarium.
Mrs. ]. W. Stanton OF Oklahoma.
who has been quite IN out at ~.
Anthony's sanitarium is reported
somewhat improved.
Mrs. A. n. Miller. OF Vega, opcrat-
ed on several days aeo at st. An
thongs. IL doing nicely
p>Mr. A. s. Hill OF Claude is improv-
/ 1g following an operation several
. avs ago at st. Anthony's sanitari-
. Im.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Currie and lit
bee daughters left yesterday for an
overland trip to Denver to be gone
yome time.
Wv. Il. Jewell left yesterday for
/ Clovis. ~ NJ. after an extended visit
In Amarillo
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Williams and
little daughter. and Miss Johnny
Wilson. OF Plainyiew. we're callers at
the News yesterday while enroute on
an overland trip to Colorado Springs
where they will spend about three
weeks
MIR. and Mrs. VI n. Cooper and
Mr. aud Mrs. c. d. Jackson left yes
terday on an overland trip for an ex-
tended sojourn In Colorado.
After very enjoyable visit In
Amarillo as the guest OF Mrs. ~.
is Williams. 1906 Monroe street
Mrs. Whitteton has returned TO her
home In Muscogee. Okla.
) Mrs. Julia Hewings is the city
guest OF her daughter Mrs Jack Han,
1903 Jackson street, after a very en-
ioyable visit of several months with
her son In Woodward. Okla.
The girls OF the intermediate de.
partments OF the Second Baptist
Sunday school will entertain with a
lawn social this evening on the lawn
of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Robertson
formerly OF Amarillo. but who hav,
been In Tascosa for several month.
are In the city on brief visit.
MIR Edwards aud Mrs. Stanbur,
who have been on very enioyabl,
visit with their daughter and sister
Mrs II. II. Estes, left Sunday for
Clayton. n. NJ
Mrs. Coral Williams. of Omstc.
Okla, arrived In the city last even
ing to he the guest of her mother
in-law, Mrs. n. s Williams. 100.
Monroe street. 800
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Franklin an,
daughter. Mrs, y shambnrger. an
spending sometime out on the Frank
lin ranch.
The T. Mp. club win NEE, will
Miss Floyi Sears this evening AT
O'Clock at her home, 1907 Madison
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

Failure.
In the long. low eastern workroom
The Weayers woye apace.
Each on his own separate pattern,
Each In his own set place.
Threads OF the sunset splendor
In their sinewy fingers whirlcd,
Under their hands, triumphant
Grew the Work OF the World.
Only one worked in silence,
Only one head bent low
The best and the blithest workman
Who had welcomed the mornin's
glow,
But the threads In his hands had
faded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15
Personals


|. lid Hedrick left yesterday for Gal
teston after very enjoyable visit
over Sunday In Amarillo
Miss Clara Davis left yesterday for
Colorado. where she will be the guest
OF Miss Ethel Mitchell who visited
here last summer.
Miss Bonita Thompson Is visiting
In Texhoma
Mr. and Mrs H. x. Sagcr Of Can
adian. are guests At the nome OF Mrs.
Sager's parents. Mr and Mrs J. NJ
McCarty 1904 Buchanan street.
Mrs. Myrtle Clayton Is doing nice
~ out at ST. Anthony's sanitariuni
after an operation Sunday
Mrs. 4. y NcWcome who was op-
Grated on several days ago out Al st.
Anthondy's sanitarium is reported
doing we'll
Miss Rose Cooper Ia quite ~ at St
Anthony
william Croomer Of Farweli
4 quite ~ At ST. Anthouy's with
typohid fever
Miss Thelma Crossley is doing a.
well a. can be expected after an op.
Grafton several days ago out a. 81
Anthonys
Mrs " = BEARD Who has been NJ
with fever az ST Anthony is some
what improved today
Physicians report Mrs George
Marriott improved after an operation
several days ago al 81 Anthony
sanitarium
Alter very serious operation
Sunday a. 81 Anthony sanitariuu
Mrs " y Doyle OF Oklahoma IT, 20
ported doing nicely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15
P!iInpleS Vanish

Pimples and .sE face blotobes clear
away often in .rgle night ~ The use
Of the mild ant. PC wash. fhf Odd.
Prescription for EesrmA 10 washes
away lmpufiiist md leaves tie skln
smooth and healthy
Get soc bottle ~ this wonderful skin
cure today. ans .-ap II on hluf We
know and guarantee that - - - vii 30
All that is elaine FOR ~ lI ID. soap
helps too. asa ABOUT ~
l. o. THOMPSON e. CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

rooms where most enjoyable pro-
gram OF music and the Bible lesson
was rendered. There are about 20
members to the organization and the
attendance Is always splendid, max
ing the meeting very gratifying &
those who have the program
charge. Later ice cream, cake, waicf
and minis we're served and deliF
full social time enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

Tarnished the gold and green,
And the work that should have
crowned him.
Foredoomed. grew poor and mean.
Wondering, the others watched him,
Put by, put by" Quoth they;
You shame your skill by such labor
Rest from the loom today
But he bent to his work In silence
Save when the whisper rose,
Surely the Master set the task,
And surely the Master knows
In bitter pain and heartbreak
He woye tn his work was done
And the Master OF all the Weavers
Came at the set Of sun;
Then. as the Others thronged him
Showing their patterns rare,
The Master turned TO him who had
failed
And laid a hand on his hair.
well done. well done, my Viewers.
And rich shall your guerdons be-
But of all your beauteous patterns
This one best pleaseth me,
For the Red of Courage, the Gold Of
OF Faith
Are woven whene'er a man
Looks In the face of Failure
And does the best he can.
-Elenor Duncan Woods.
Vacation trips have begun In dead
earnest and each train ca.iies out or
brings in some one hunting few
weeks change of scene and air II
Amarillo has been generous TO Cali
fornia Colorado and other points she
has been equally rewarded for never
has there been greater number oil
out-of-town visitors at one time IN
the city. and many who have come
from lower attitudes are reyeling IN
our delightful weather, for II on,
STAYS close during the extreme mid
die OF the day. there Is no complaint
of warm weather in the early morn
ing and afternoon.
Then II one must leave a truh
nice place for distant scenes, there
/ Is the ever indispensable baggage tC
be- considered Today our travelling
requisites would make our grand
mothers stand agast, guess, as II
| her day there was the cumbersome
saratoga to consider. Now a dozeI
dresses don't require anymore room
than one OF theirs did and so Will
] all other necessaries OF milady'
wardrobe except her hats. And nov
when one must have a hat for eacl
! dress. only shoes and clothes oc
cupy the wardrobe trunk. The hat
have one by themselves. For sui
case. never have they been SO at
tractiyc and practical, with many
cunning apartments allotted TO th'
many little details OF dress One o
the most popular articles Of dress a
the present Is the soft, collapsabl'
hat made Of silk, and imTervious Il
dust or storm. and while It's mail
mission was intended as trayelin;
companion they have simply jumped
into favor IA rough and ready stree
hats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

Yesterday afternoon the Mary len-
nings Circle Of the First Christian
church enjoyed verY pleasant after
noon AZ the home % Mrs J c. 1871.
102 Van Buren, street
Cot flowers and ferns adorned the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

rooms where most enjoyable pro-
gram of music and the Bible lessont
was rendered. There are about 20 4
members to the organization and the +
attendance Is always splendid. max
ing the meeting very gratifying
those who have the program
charge Later ice cream, cake. waicf
and minis we're served and delir
ful social time enjoyed.
Miss Angie Graham very charming /
~ entertained the Junior Auxiliary |
of the Episcopal church yesterday |
afternoon at her home Goa East |
Eleventh street from To O'Clock. /
During the warm summer months the !
auxiliary is not attempting TO do
a great deal other than To stay In |
touch with one another and keep the |
chapter but recently organized from !
disbanding. These meetings are
mostly OF social order and are prov
ing very beneficial To the younger
girls of the church. After a brief |
business session during which plans
were discussed for the fall program
of work ices and cake were served
by the hostess and pleasant social
time enjoyed by all
Word was received yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il Patterson, 1000
Tyler street announcing the arrival
OF twins. a boy and a girl, at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs Harvey Brewer
of Fort Worth. Mrs Brewer as Miss
Jewel Patterson OF this city was one
OF the most popular young ladies of
the social set and the news will
doubtless be followed by shower OF
CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs.
Brewer. Mrs. W. u. Patterson left
last evening for Fort Worth,
Master Edward Scott. Jr.. aged
3 Y years. who was operated on for
appendicitis two weeks ago at ST.
Anthony's sanitarium was removed
Saturday to the home Of hts grand
mother. Mrs Anna Dewitt. COL FIJI
proving rapidly and complete reco-
very Is hoped for soon.
more street The little fellow IL I'M
Announcement
The ] L. c. Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Bess Wheat
ley. 500 Washington street.
O.
The Woman's Missionary society
Of the Polk street Methodist church
will be entertained by Mrs. r. Rob
inson Wednesday afternoon at the.
parsonage.
An important meeting Of the IL
brary board will be held this after
noon in the library rooms In the city
hall at ( o'clock 4 fun attendance
Is urged
An important called meeting OF all
the ladies living on Madison street,
at the home of Mrs Jack Houser.
905 Madison street, at o'clock
In honor of her guest, Miss Eva
Hocltzel. of Little Rock, Ark. Miss
Irene Fitch will entertain at cards
! 80, ,....-,g,. - t.r b,,,n tluu Non
roe street from . to ~ O'Clock
o..
Mrs S. +. Ncwbod viii be hostess
Wednesday morning for the Thurs
day Fiyc-Hundred' club at her
home 1901 Madison street from . to
II 80 O'Clock.
The Lady Macabees viii meet at
/ 9 O'Clock this afternoon at their hall
In the ". O. " building.
Personals
LEsEd Hedrick left yesterday for Gal
Weston after very enjoyable visit
over Sunday in Amarillo
Miss Clara Davis left yesterday for
Colorado. whore she will be the guest
OF Miss Ethel Mitchell, who visited
here last summer.
Miss Bonita Thompson Is visiting
In Texhoma
Mr. and Mrs H. x. Sagcr of Can
adian. are guests at the nome OF Mrs
Sager's parents. Mr and Mrs j. VI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

SATURDAY afternoon little Miss Hell
en- Montgomery daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J +. Montgomery l2oS
buchanan street. was the honoree OF
q most beautiful children's party, the
occasion being her eleventh birthday
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
cd In honor OF t.s event and when
filled with about forty laughing,
happy boys and girls. made a refresh
ing picture Mrs. Montgomery was
assisted In entertaining by Miss
Kemble Miss Katherine Rigs and
Miss Margaret Curtis. who presented
a varied program OF games through
out the hours OF 3 "a One game
that furnished great deal Of amuse-
meut was the animal contest Quan
titles Of animal cookies were hidden
about the premises. and after an ex-
citing search a toy dog was awarded
20 Miss Ruth Stanley for capturing
the greatest numoer Music was a
special feature throughout the time
Before the departure OF the guests
brick ice cream. sherbet and cake
we're served. Little Miss Montgom-
. cry was the recipient OF many eS-
pressions OF good wishes
The Guild OF ST Andrews Eplsco-
pal church enjoyed a very pleasant
meeting Yesterday afternoon az the
home of Mrs. Ida Cockerell 1900 Lin
coin street from Z 20 8 O'Clock.
Fragrant sweet peas and cut flow
ers added 10 the pleasure OF the
meeting The members Of the Guild
are enthusiastically planning some
big things FOR the near future and
every effort Is being brought to bear
on their realization Later ice cream
and cake we're served 10 a large at
Tendance.
Yesterday afternoon the Mary len.
nings Circle Of the First Christian
church enjoyed very pleasant after.
noon AZ the home % Mrs J c. Hill
a.H 49, nrsr.- af~rsf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

The Lady Macabees viii meet at
. O'Clock this afternoon at their hall
In the ". o. ". building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-15

Master Edward Scott, Jr., aged
81 years. who was operated on for
appendicitis two weeks ago at st.
Anthony's sanitarium was removed
Saturday to the home Of hts grand
mother. Mrs Anna Dewitt. 60l Fill
proving rapidly and complete reco-
very Is hoped for soon.
more street. The little fellow IL I'M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-30
TRAIN KILLS A, c, FRANDSoN, or
STORY CITY, ON HIGH.
WAY CROSSING.
AUTO BEARING UNDERTAKEN
ovERTURNs, KILLING DRIVER
Frandson Prominent Farmsr-vietin
Of Second Tragedy George Wisr. Son
Of Rural Mail carrisr-Burstins Of
Tire Causes Machine to Turn Turtle
on Way to Frandson Homo.

Special to Times-Republlcan.
Story City. Dec. 3o.-One fatal acci-
dent near here last night was fol-
lowed closely by second tragic death
for which the first was indirectly re-
sponsible. An automobile bearing an
undertaken to the home Of a farmer
who had been killed by q train turned
turtle and the young man driving the
machine was fatally crushed.
A. C. Frandson, well-to-do farm
er residing near here, was killed by
&C. & NV. passenger train at a high
way crossing near his home. The aoci-
dent occurred at 1888 O'clock. Mr..
Frandson was driving single horse
and buggy and failed to note the ap-
,proach of tho train until too late to eS-
cape. The engine struck the vehicle
squarely and Mr.. Frandson was hurled
many feet and killed instantly.
Mishap 70 Undertaken.
Mayor Alex Henderson. who is the
local undertaken, was summoned to tho
Grandson home soon after the acci-
dent. He engaged George Wier. q
young man of this place, to drive him
in an automobile. Before reaching the
Frandson home . tire on the auto coll
lapsed, resulting in the wheel breaking.
and this caused tho machine to turn
completely over. Young Wier was
caught under the auto and was in
stantly killed. Mr.. Henderson escaped
with sprained ankle and minor
bruises
Mr.. Wier was about 25 years Of ago.
the son Of Sampson Wier, a rural mail
carrier, and was an Industrious and
highly respected young man. He was
unmarried.
Mr.. Frandson was about 65 years Of
age. He Ia survived by son and
daughter. both practicing osteopaths
the son ut Kansas City and the dausl,-
ter here.
The coroner probably will hold an
inquest over the body Of Mr.. Frand-
son to determine the responsibility Of
the railroad, IL any.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-30
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 80 1913

/ am not the only tall man In the COM
munity, either"
Mr.. MacNaughton's appearance at
the club was less than half an hour
after the train left Houghton, some
fifteen miles away.
Situation 10 Tense.
Under surface mutterings rather
than actual developments marked the
copper mine strike situation tcuay.
Fears Of radical action by union mem
bers. infiamed by rumors that enemies
Of the organization were responsible
for the Italian hall disaster, have
caused some extraordinary precautions
to be taken, but so far as could be
learned there was no good foundation
for such terror.
The coroners inquest into the
Christmas eve panic developed slowly
today. One woman swore she heard two
shots fired in the height Of the panic.
but her hearing was more acute than
that Of others. who told only of the
cries Of fire" and the dull roaring of
rushing feet. punctuated by the
screams of frightened women and chill
dren.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-30
MINERS LEADER TO RETURN 70
MICHIGAN PROTECTED BY !.
FRIENDS.
IOWA BROTHER TO ACT
As ONE OF HIS GuARDs
Meyer Rapidly Recovering FROM
Wounds-sIow Progress Being Made
in coroner's and Grand Jury Investi.
gations-senator MARITIME to Demand
Federal Investigation Of Strike.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Charles H. Meyer,
who charges that he was shot and
slugged by persons antagonistic OF the
strikers in the Michigan copper country
at the time of his enforced departure
will not return alone to the scene Of
the strike. A personal body guard. in
Guiding his brother, 8. F. Meyer, chief
Of police Of Boone. Iowa. will accom-
pany him. The brother arrived in Chi
cago yesterday.
President Meyer is recovering rap
idly. At the hospital where he was
operated on it was said today he was
showing marked Improvement. No
symptoms Of infection have appeared
and the physicians said Meyer would
be able to leave the hospital in q few
days. Moyer says ne is determined to
return to Michigan as soon as he 10
discharged.
James McNaughton. general manager
c: the Calumet 8 Hec!a Mining Gem
pany. arrived here this morning from
Calumet, Mich. He disappeared from
his hotel Immediately after registering.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-30
FALL FROM WAGON KILLS.
Auto Strikes Pole Being Hauled b
Wagon and hurIs Man to Death.

Auto Strikes Pole Being Hauled by
Wagon and HurIs Man to Dsath.
Pierson, Dec. 30.-David Short was
thrown from his wagon and killed here
Saturday night as the result of a very
peculiar accident. e. ]. Miller. William
Knaack, Henry Brune and L. 8. Put
mann were returning in an automo-
bile from business trip to Sioux City
and struck the outskirts Of this city
about $3.50 o'clock at night. They met
Mr.. Short driving a pump wagon, with
a long Axe wooden pole extending be-
yond the rear Of the wagon. The
autoists pulled out of the road to go
by. but turned back into the road too
soon, not seeing the pole.
AS the car went against the pro-
truding pole the other end Of the pole
struck the wagon seat and hurled Mr..
Short to the ground. He struck on his
head and received a severe confusion.
which resulted in his death about mid
night. The front seat Of the auto was
knocked loose and those in the car
were badly Jared. but escaped serious
injury. Mr. Patterson was thrown out
but practically uninjured: Mr.. Brune
was cut some about the face. while
the other two escaped unmarked.