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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
TWO LIVES ARE
SNUFFED OUT BY
PLUNCINC CAR
Stones From Building Crush
Roof of Cincinnati Street
Car, lnjurjng Others
POLICEMAN'S HORSE is
KILLED BENEATH HIM
Car Jumps Tracks Block From
Hospital, Where Victims
Are Taken

CINCINNATI, O.. March 12.-Twc
ers injured early today. when a street
car jumped the tracks ut Ludlow ano
Clifton avenues. and crashed into q
building.
The dead are:
Garrett Coons. as, traction company
Waterman.
An unidentified man.
The horse Of mounted patrolman
was struck by the car and crushed t.
wealth while the officer escaped uniH
jured. Heavy stones from a portico
Of the building crushed the roof OF
the car and bruised the passengers.
The accident happened abo'
square from hospital, to which tn
injured were taken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
CLARK CAN PRACTICE
BEFORE SUPREME COURT

WASHIN GTON, March H.
Speaker Champ Clark, lawyer for
nearly 40 years, was admitted to
practice before the United States SUI
preme court today. He had neglected
TO obtain admission to the bar of the
highest court during many years OF
congressional service. Chief Justice
White greeted the speaker with a
broad smile. Judge Shepard Bar
clay, OF st. Louis, presented the
speaker to the court. The oath was
taken by Clark in company with a
young Porto Rican, Pedro A. Rivera.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
DEATHS

Paul Busch West Side hospital. 80
years. myocarditis: Dora baltimore. al4
Rivard, SO years. Tuberculosis; amanda
seniiity; Alfred Schwenteck, 81 Idnzee.
II years. diphthcria: Wava Andrews. 81.
Mary's hospital. % years. diabetic coma
Myrtle wight, II. Mary's hospital. 20
years. inquest pending; Mary Werner.
,10S Spring, ~ years, lobar pneumonia:
John Bcrnke. s6s Erskine % years.
scniliAy; William Fitzgerald. st7 Sheri-
dan, ~ years, chronic myocarditis;
Joseph Turant, t63 Superior. go years,
apoplexy:} Mary l.. Doe, III II. Boston
blvd. rs years. cerebral hemorrhage.
Helen jenkins. III r. Boston blvd: 81, 50
BauslauRh. 29sla Farnsworth, 8 years,
scarlet fever; Augusta Neubauer. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12


low what We would do without DR..
bwther.
There are no plans for city
tket. We find 1t hardly worth while
put our time and energy into city
mpaign this spring.
1T Ia not likely that the convention
III indorse the movement for the
omission OF constitutional amend
ent In November, 1914. to make the
hte dry. don't believe the legisla-
re will pass the bill proposed. And
en- II It did, what would be the use?
lchigan voted herself dry In 1887, but
e election was stolen from Us. They
BID back the vote OF Gogebic county
htil they found just how many votes
ainst prohibition would be neces-
Sry to defeat 1t, and then sent In a
|turn showing an overwhelming vote
kainst 1t. They had to count women,
lildren, gravestones and dogs to &C
bmplish II. The supreme court held
lat there could be no recount, and
lat ruling stands to this day. Then
hats the use OF spending money to
AXE Michigan dry, when the same
ctics can be pursued again? Wo-
Ian suffrage was counted out In the
Anne way In the last election. There
hs been no change In Inc election
Tvs to make q recount possible. Why
aste time and money?
"The Prohibition party isn't en-
lusiastic about the proposed amend
lent. A meeting was held last year
Lansing by representatives Of the
Prohibition party. the state Sunday
chool association, the w. c. T. IT,.
he Farmers Alliance and the Anti
hloon league, to discuss q prohibition
mendment. At that time President
colt, of the AnttSaloon league, OPP
Dsed the movement strenuously, and
was dropped. IL was only a few
onths later that the Anti-Saloon
fague came forward with the plan
pr prohibition amendment. taking
he credit-for itself. Why did 1t OPP
ose the joint movement? Is 1t hard
D guess?"
i The Master Butchers association
|dopted q resolution. Tuesday, pro-
fsting against the submission of the
roposed prohibition amendment TO
ic COubtltutlOu III TIC eieCliOu VI W.
|ember, 1914. The resolution sets
birth that the manufacture OF alco-
|olic beverages 10 so simple that the
constitutions prohibition could not
|o carried out. because every house
folder can brew beer, ferment wine
Ind distill whisky with the imple-
hents and material In his own
|ome;" that q prohibition amendment
Jas been twice rejected by the people
" Michigan; that only 80 counties.
kith population Of 763.4s1. are dry.
lille 48 counties, with 2,04G,G92 peo-
|le, are wet. having either rejected
he proposal or refused 10 vote on II !;
hat the submission of the amend
hent would cause o bitterness that
would divide the people for years;
Ind that the adoption OF the amend
hent would throw ont Of employment
thousands Of wage earners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

Kaier. - years, phthisis pulmonalis;
Ivy Serriil, Grace hospital, AZ years,
lobar pneumonia: Lottie Roberts. s4s
Michigan, AZ years. mitral insufn-
cheney; Charles Potts, 3iS lilllprid9e'
80 years, general sepsis; Wilffan NC
Cormick. 40 Eighteenth. 90 years,
pneumonia; Jacob Perkins, 2ll Gratiot'
40 years. pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

- A.. Macomb Co, il-room house, Sax
10 barn, A. timber. "A. orchard,
black loan soil, $500
Here's "A truck farm. 80 A., Center
Line. black loan SOIL, mi. from east
ern market. or. house. barn. fruit
only $500.
900 A., oscoda Co., 7-r. house. =
barns. so A. timber, windmill. only
SIS per A.
CIV A.. mi. from Romeo. s--r
house. 3ox64 barn with cement floors
wind mill, A. orchard, only $4,000
20 A.. near Willis. black loan. clay
soil, 10-room house. barn. 2 A. timber,
A. orchard, only $4,000.
4s A., near willis, 3,r house. good
chard. lots OF small fruits, only
$4,000; this is a snap.
80 A., near Bellevillc. 6-r. house.
26x36 barn. 4 A. timber only $4,000:
will take cottage In exchange.
What have you got To exchange
We have farms and stocks OF all
sizes to exchange for city property
or other farms.
FRANK f. BRIGGS, The Farm Man.
60S-9 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. March i9.--Money or
tall. az per cent time money, 81 per
fent for six months: mercantile paper.
Unchanged: bar silver--London. 2S%d;
bar eilver-New York, STAG; demand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
Classified I Cent en- !,
Rates. ...... a Word

Cash with order. II charged. &C
line.
No transient advertisement ihseI'oI,
Tor less than Ice with cash. AeS -
charged per Insertion.
The above rates apply to all class'
fications except Births. Caros "
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Nouee-
and all Ads preceding Male Help:
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ano
Meeting Notices--Minimum charge, sSc
for rs words or less. Over 20 wo.as
one and one-third cents for eacn eA@'~
word.
Personals Minimum charge. soc; aoc
per line. Counts six words to the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

"FAULTLESS" HOUDANS
This strain has been egg-brsd from
trap-nest records since April. 1890.
have bred them 81 years for great lay
white eggs; these fowls are sxtrem ely
hardy. have neither comb nor wattIs
TO freeze. and are the best of all win
ter layers In open front coops. Fault.
blue ribbon At New York. Boston, Chi
eago and Philadelphia shows for past
six years; eggs and stock sold on
honor; send loc for the largest illus
tells you how to breed these fowls.
which average $50 eggs year apiece ::
II tells you how to net $4,000 q year
tary Houdan club. Cambridge. N. Z.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

SODA FOUNTAINS. billiard and pool
tables. new and secondhand. Geo.
March Co.. Farmer-st. z terma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

IMPERIAL UPRIGHT PIANO In rich
mahogany case. This instrument Is
In fine shape and decided bargain
now only $l48; IS cash and -
monthly buys II. The CABLE PIANO
CO. 7l6 Woodward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
ron sALE--REsrpENcE PROPERTY.

EOU SALE-REs1DENCE PhofEhIh'
1896 CADILLAC AVE.
New 2-story house, 7 rooms,
hardwood floors, electric lights,
bath and cellar, You can move
right in. Price S2.4oo-Sa5o
cash. balance as rent. Get
busy.
HOMER WARREN * CO.
Chamber OF Commerce
NJ 6aoo. NJ. 64o6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

ROHNS-AVE. BARGAIN.
No. 20%Rohns-ave., fifth house north OF
Gratfot. nearly new frame ffoeftts,
bath and furnace instantaneous hot
water heater, nice fixtures and decor
atoms. IL sold by March 10 the price
will be $4,000; small payment down.
balance like rent. !.
AGARLAND-AVE.- WATER WORKS
PARK. NEAR JEFFERSON, on 45-foot
lot: brick veneer. slate roof. hot
water heat, s rooms. elegant fixtures
and decorations; right up-to-date In
every way-s5.400.
FISCHER-AVE.
Fischer-ave. near Charlevoix-Frame
and shingle home. rooms. full base
ment: Garland furnace. oak finish
$3.50; easy terms.
$500 DOWN
Fischer ave, near Harper, rooms and
bath. electric light oak floors. nice
cellar and fun attic; balance 80
month.
$3.50 DOW.
LeMay-ayc, one-half block south or
! Mack-New rooms, bath, cellar,
electric lights, oak hoors balance
easy.
FiSCHER-ANE.. TWO-FAMILl
New near Jefferson--6 rooms and bath
each. separate heating plants; $4,000;
easy terms.
LAMBR ECHT KELLY & co,
Member Of Detroit Real Estate Board,
1875 Griswold. Mani 1926 i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
|RYS TO NAME STATE
TICKET HERE FRIDAY

(Continued from Page One)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

s.. ooo-HAVE YOU $4,000
A two-thousand equity In a-nat ors
bungalow you wish TO trade for 0no
Call Main <76S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

A.AAA.-LUalBER
Doors and other building material
UNION uOrSEWREcKINd CO.
Fourteenth and FORESTS. West 1853.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

LAND CONTRACTS bought. WIN bUV
realty equities. Money 70 leea .eal
cialty. "a:
EBERT, 3oo Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

TWO Groom houses, $I,6yo,
built 8 years; $3.50 cash. $Ia "
month. BEADLE. 4 McGravt
Bldg. N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12
r1x1sn Fl Sezs

Fine large lots. only minutes ride
beyond limits out 0ratiot Easy
terms send for plat. Thomas Hitch
man, sIs Free Press BldR. Main S5pc-
Also open Thursday evening. TO >.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

A..A--BROKEN BRICK. 500 loads
free. Union Housewrecking Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

$500 ELECTRIC PIANO in fine playing
condition for only 800 cash. This
piano plays all the latest music; is a
fmoney-maker and business booster
II you are In the market for an
Electric Plano. get busy. The CABLE
PIANO CO. 21S WoodWard.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-23

Eroetaricr Ser cl pet lie iur Sen So5inlus gepen
limo, nit Sicbc gegcierug bigen Sesbalb
Eroctariot offer flint goc inn geic 9nhre
es I'M der5 INN on Sote fon e oaB uie lafrat pie
&ennne pie Gncrgc gegen &upitalls
ndt mebr en oa mic @auen Id gednodpoen rre
auf Dem 6riebbof ser Saot ;}irid
God lit o G ncrbttldc Hailr in b Hed5tc Sauit
bat if Die Sn5iaiie Eure Geuaos m Die
ln uer Gr0teie nbunbel 9alr
ober nid mbr m nebnen Die rbct Ole hlr Gen 9e no Die
nit linn geit mpron it, Gene sic Observation-Disclosures
Grbc elete bic bebcn beiD
Wend)feit sum Seil
bt en EfoOnOe no ibrcr nid ridm1rts
meron Nf linn pop1s treben lit Gfldt lie
erlen Die groBc Mugabe Die ne bo 2esbolb eht adD
nid mebtlagen oh @erli ale
getrofie e gub 8eoin wien oic Ser.
tre Ser Arbctcru ner 9anoer Die dnbe III c
olraoer, SABINE t mieherm Sen Tolen
bas 9ei, Oes So5ialmls erful Sbe
@orfdnper bcs Heis Der @ldsfeit Scr @nhet eeoe
feno miro Ser cl o Gen sctel @ergeinbei
beimialen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-23
9es Jibrers @eroesans.

,Seroiuano sluaillt @ebel lit ein
Soloatenfino. Seln Sa-
ter lpar ans SItrono als prenBllher
Solbot in oie 9ltnoesieItilng Wtaln5
ocfonlnlen imo hatte bier als Inter
offi,ier ein Mdbd)en als 8eblar &C.
heirutct. Gr lieB iih Oaln nad anln
perieten, no sliigult Sebel om y.
,Sebruar tS40 geborcn Dltroe imo
100 lein @ater 5lpci Sabre Ipater
itarb. Die Wfuttcr beiratete oaranl
oes Gaters @rltber, Der 8efangen-
lpGrter mar, lno febrtc, oils uudl Die
Ter friib itorb, in ibre SeimatsItaot
@eblor sllriid. Seinen ltrterriht
crbiclt @ebel in Ser grmenldlle Der
fleille1 Stabt, nno 5lpar, ndhoem
ibnl oie Miltter bod Dor lelnem
slpolitcn Sabre geitorben luar, als
Gtipenoiat oes @aiienfonos. Uttt
uierSebn Ssabren fam er 81 einenl
9rehslermeiiter in Die Sebre. Negen
@eiltes ,,no lebbaften Senpera-
nents, iuhte er iib geiltig fort5lbil'
ben, aber ba5n feblte ibm i'll Dem
fleinen NeIte iebe Moglibfelt, ielbit
penn ibm Die burhihnittlid 5lpan-
sig Groiden @obenlobn, anber
Nolt ,mo @obnnng beiin Wfeilter,
beionoere Spriinge aeitattet hatten.
9oln .sebriiar 1868 bis gum Mari
1860 nanoerte gebel oils Sano.
I.uerfsbllrihe burh Siiooelltihlano
lolpie einen 9eil Seiterreid)S nno Der
Shlpeis gr arbeitete ldngere 3ei1
| in ssreibnrg i. 8r.. Heeensburs uni
lSolsbnra, no ibm iiberan Die fatbo'
liihen @eiellenpereine geiltige ,lnS
oeIenibaftlihe Mnresirng boten.
Seed 1860 fam @ebel nod 2eip
sia, Dem flaiiiihen 8ooen Der SO
sialoemofratie. 1861 mar er bereit;
lpolitiid tatig, bod porerit in Der De
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-23

5reunoen an ser 8ubre 9tusuit ge=
bells porbei. grsreifenoe Saeuen
fpielten fid bier ab, Jrauen lno
Mdnner ianfen bon Sdmer5 iiber=
ndltist nieOer unb muBten nit fanfz
ter 8eipalt berauseetragen tperoen.
Dim Sonntag mittaa purbe Damn
Der Sara nah ser Wobnuns Ser Ge=
nofIin Simon, Der einsisen, perioit=
toeten Sohter 8ebels, sebraht. um
Damn BON bier nod Dem arematorium
iiberfubrt gu peroen. Sinfbunoert
8ranatrdeer beeleiteten Die fterblihen
lleberreite oes groBen Mrbeiterfibrers
auf oieIem lebten Wese. Ine air>
henglpden liiuteten uno 5ollten 10
Sem sltbeiiten 8ebel ibren Sribut
Der 5odahtune.
Die oeutfhe fosialoenlofratif6e
Het1stassfrattion mar fait poll5ahlig
anpefenn, aud bon Ser fortihrittli@
9en Noltsportei paren 8ertreter anz
| tpeisnb; Der Reidstass prdioent
lanbte einen Hielenfrdns, ebenio ole
anberen Jrdttionen. Die geDcrt=
ldaften alIer 2Gnoer tparen ourh
itarte Delesatipnen pertreten. ebenfo
loie fosialoemotratifhen parteien, Ole
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-23
Seine Gindidernug.

llebsr oie Gindidsruns oss totem
5iibrers Der Soaialiit partei
Oeutf9lanos puroe am Sonntag,
Den L.. Nueuit, aus 3iiri4 telez
grapbiert:
@ans 3iirid mar beute in elm
mdhtises Srauerlager pernanOelt.
8ebels 8eifebuns iiberf4attete alles.
Die felt Samstag aus Oeutihlnno,
sSrantreih. Stalisn, Seiterreih ltnb
|allen geilen Der @dpeia bier einse=
troffenen Grtraaiise batten fol4e
|llnmaFen bon 5rauersdften bierGer@
|aebra9t, oab ale Straben ipdbreno
oie5er apei Sage budItdblid BON
MenIden iiberfiillt naren. Die 1ei>
henfeier ielbit mar Die selpaltisits
Dempnitrotion, Die Ole Snternutionals
blister peranitaltet.
Die glufbabruns i'm 8oltsbauis
batte ungesdblts Sauienoe nod Dem
Seim Der fosiaiiltiiden Irbeiterbeme=
auna aebratbt, Die bort Dem geliebter
Soten oen lebten Grub entbister
ltpouten. 0om friiben Sumstos NOR.
laen Bis heute aur @tunbe Der Bel
lfebung pGl5te fih elm undufbOrli9el
.3ua bon trauernb.n proleturitrn uni
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So,ialifii9e Yrebitimmen.

Die io5ialiltiibe YrelIe bon slme-
rifa miomete Dem Soten ebrenoe
1ohrilfe. ginige oapon icien bier
lpieoergegeben. Die gseip Oorfer
u@olfs5eitlms" ihreibt: Gin reibes
2eben lit sum sbihluB gefommen.
Gin 2eben, oas iiberreih OH Grfol-
gen ino Eaten par, oas cine alts
@elt in 9riimmern geben nno eine
nene eriteben lab. llnO mebr ais oas,
oas iein getpaltig Eeil bate on Die.
Ter Mepolufionierung Der WfeniH'
belt, Die iih unalfbaltiam, bon 9aa
5u Gag nit INNER groberer S6ncl'
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. our StsGe bot
ten. Nus gliob 2otbringen fporen
aIein 1000 MGnner uno 1rauen aes
fommen, Berlin bate 500 parteiz
uno 9etpertfdaftsmitslieoe entz
fanbt.
4ls Der Rieien5ug, Den gans 3iiz
rid mitbegleitete, por Dem 8rena=
torium anlungte, puroe Der Sarg
unter freiem 5immel aufssiteat. 0ier
begunn jeBt Die eteentli6e Srauerz
feier, in Der 8ertreter Der geIumten
Snternotionule gu Worta tamen
Sermann Mplfenbubr Ipro6 tief err
griffen fir BEN beutf6en parteiz8prz
itono, Der in 8ebel niht nur ietnen
Senior, ipnoern au6 iein geliebtes,
beites unb bebeutenofte5 Mitglieo
perliere. Gin Srdnenitrpm binoerte
ibn an Ser 8eenoiaung ietner Rsoe.
Rt6arb Slider bantte 8ebel fir oie
ReihstaeS sSroftion, tpGbreno Sdrl
2eeien namens Der 9eneraltommii>
iipn Der Seperfidaften SeutI6lanos
Ipra6. gebel babe tets Die groBe
9eOeutune Der 9eperti4uften fir
ben 8efreiuns stompf Der Irbeit 5u
ipiirbisen beritanoen nno ben 4usbau
Der DfpnpmtI6en Sreanifatipn nuh
9rGften aeforbert. Die 9epertfdaftsz
Snternutipnale peroanfs oiefem Scten
unsebeuer piel.
6israuf srsriff @anoerpelbe fir
ous Snternat. SoSioliItiIfe Bureau
oos Wort, ibm folaten 8iftor Do
Ter fir SeIterreih, 8lara 3ettin fir
Die iosioliitiIdsn 5rauen. Mprris
6i[lauit fir Die So5ialtittfhe partei
Der Der. Staaten, 9le6anoff fir oie
ruiIifdle So5ialbempfratie, 5roelitro
lfiir S0oGlonb, 8reufif fir Oit
@dpeis, Stunning, Der ioeben Der
Gintritt in oas bGniIhe Miniiter!um
oboeIebnt bate, 8rude fir Die fran:
s6IiI6e 9urtei uno 6rau 8abatunofi
fir sic ituIieniIhe Sp5ialbemotrd=
tie. 0ierduf purbe Der Surg Der
Slammen iiber9eben.
| @leih5eitig fano auf Der Rptnano'
ipieie cine Moi1en 8eriammlunq
itutt, in ser 9lnipruhen bon Gem
Sen. Staret aus Seiterrei6. Dem
| Sfhehen Nemec un0 Dem 3urthe,
Staotpfurrer gfliiger gebulten pur'
ben. sic ane feierten ben grObter
Tibrer oes 9roleturiuts. oen Mtsi'
iter iosioliitiI6er politit, Den bel
0enmiitioen Iorfdmpfer 9egen Dol
ferperhebung, oen leBten aug Der 9e
rpen5eit.
gfur lunaIum 5sritreutsn Iih o.
ergriffsnen Mofen.
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grfens fir Die Yroetorier Gethonos fir be Sosalp 9epe.
gSt gebel ais
rognoer MiGnpfer gur @erf5eug et 10
NOR ood ein @erf5eg ioldr Sdarfe @amet bob
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t8srtfetnnss auf seiie 81
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uuc1 Tut
Gr5citer aranfenfaiie, gr. IS urb 1ss.
Carpenter Union So. 1872.
Brauer linton go. II,
gdder linton go. 10,
6euerbetattunsssgerein go. II.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-08

was identified by papers found thereon
and a railroad ticket showed that the
deceased had been a passenger on
train No. II, the south bound Hot
Springs train, the night before. This
train is due at Bismarck about IL
O'Clock. The opinion is that Owens
was murdered and thrown from the
train, although it seems singular,
if such was the case, that no report
thereof has come from any n on the
train. 1t does not seem probable that
such a tragedy could have occurred
without some one beside the murder
er and his victim having knowledge of
it. In the dead mans pockets were
found S17s. go, and a certificate of dis
charge from an insane asylum at Los
Angeles, California. A pin worn
indicated he was a memberof the Ma
sonic order and belonged to East Gate
Lodge of Los Angeles.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-08
PERSONAL

s. P. Ringo went to st. Louis Tues.
day.
II. B. Jones was in Arkansas last
week.
Judge j. L. Fort of Dexter is attend
ing court.
". E. Conway was here from Des-
loge this week.
Mrs j. L Baldwin and Miss Alice
Gay are in st. Louis.
Miss Frances Martin is visiting with
relatives in st Louis.
E. B. Dutton, the merchant at Brule,
was a caller last week.
NV Daughtery is here from his
trip to western Missouri.
VIM. H. Thomson of st. Louis was
at "Valley Home" Sunday.
Kelton E. White of st. Louis was a
valley visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. DeWeese are
home from a trip to st. Louis.
Ed. Doyle of Middlebrook was
among our callers last Thursday
Mrs. Josephine Effinger of Pilot
Knob was in Ironton last Thursday.
Mrs. Lena Snasdell, of st. Louis, for
merly of Graniteville, was an Ironton
visitor Monday.
Mrs. A Roehry and Mrs. W. R.
Edgar, Jr., and son will visit friends
in Chicago this month.
Geo. W. Clarkson, President of the
Grand Avenue Bank, st. Louis, was
a valley visitor Sunday
Prof and Mrs. B. W. Loomis will go
to Columbia, Mo. the latter part of
the month for the summer.
Prof. A. S. London, dean of the
Holiness College at Des Arc, and his
fine twin boys YER Ironton visitors
Monday.
w. w. Reese, wife and daughters
arrived from Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas, last FRIDAY and will make Irontor
their home in future.
County Superintendent Burnham
will leave next Sunday for Jefferson
City to attend a State Meeting OF
County Superintendent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-08
Acknowledgment

We want to thank the people of
Iron county for electing VIM. Blue
for sheriff. For they could not have
elected any better man for the office.
We know for we have been under his
care ever since he has been in his
office, and he has treated us like men
And his wife has been as kind to us as
she could be. And also his boys. We
have lots of good men in Iron county
but VIM. Blue is as good as any.
CHARLES MIDDLETON.
VIM. BREWER.
CHARLEY DUNN.
Ed. VANCELL.
IRA ROBINSON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-08
Des Arc Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Eustis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Len Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @.
Eustis, Claude Morris and Chas. O'Neal
went out on Black river fishing last
week. They took a tent and camped;
caught a fine lot of fish. The writer
was presented with a fine mess. They
had a delightful time.
W. J. Fitz was in st. Louis last week
buying goods for his new store at Lii
bourn.A
DIR. F. Farr, L. Daniels. Wiley Rob-
erts and Milt Ruble spent two days of
last week fishing on st. Francis river.
l was 70 years cd last Friday, May
I'd. NV friend, Mrs. Maddox, sent me
a bottle of wine, which / appreciate
very much. My son, E. W sent me
a crate of Strawberries from Kensett,
Arkansas, and W. W. Strother sent
me a box of oranges from California.
We are looking for Walter home in
June. He will certainly be welcome.
He is an enterprising man and does
not know what failure is.
Bud Midkiff of Piedmont was here
Saturday. He is talking of making
his home in Des Arc.
DIR. Minor has returned to his home
in Lesterville after a sojourn in Hot
Springs.
Two suit cases were found near the
railroad track, one mile north of Des
Arc, by the section foreman Sunday
morning. They were filed with cloth
ing and contained letters and papers.
Among the papers was an insurance
policy in the name of "Martin H Tom
Salem,W Va" and payable to his sis
ter in Texas. The letters had the
same name and address. There is
some mystery attached to the matter
as the suit cases we're undoubtedly
thrown from the train. ISAAC.