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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-04
To The Consumer

When something really pure products
the Roya Scarlet Brand We carry fancy
abe delcac put under this label the ONE RELIABLE BRAND
Roya Scarlet fruits gathered when
orchards thus retaining the the fruit
Roya Scarlet Hawin Pineapple superior put
Tor the
eastern markets that be compared product for rich
ness OF flavor Try and will bother
pineapple yourself Here is partial list "Ro
products we carry stock the superior quality which fully guarantee
Asparagus Tips Baked Pork
Evpoated Milk Salmon Steak Tuna Fish, Paprka
Powder Celery Salt Crystazed Ginger Homn Rice Cua
Eas Pted and Stuffed Dates Stuffed Figs Calves Jelly
Cherries Chilli Sauce Mustard Salad Table
Olives sdn Etc Don't pure goodness these foods Our
store will be closed from Thursday
noon September md and 3d that great
County Fair Groceries exclusively.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-09-04

Arthur j. Moot of Bristol is the guest
of friends here for one week.
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Democrats Disappointed

sympAthize with and defend the
United Mine Workers in their open
rebellion were shrewd enough and
powerful enough to get control Of
ihe convention and to stine the sen
timent of the large faction OF the
party which IL loyal to the govern.
pent.
II might mean that IL wss a mere
oversight and viii be nxed up at
the next meeting OF the assembly. al.
though the attention OF the conven-
tion was called TO the oversight by
one prominent delegate in The assem-
bly, at the time the resolutions were
being considered.
II might mean--buf what's the use
speruiatinx further-perhaps the
trainers Of the Democratic county
platform WIN In due time tell the peo-
ple vhy thsy deliberately endorse
advocates Of the U. ~. Of A. and re-
fuse TO endorse the governor Who
has made n saort to restore and
maintain law an1 order IN the state
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
IN LEAD ON FIRST COUNT
Not all Organizations Saving Sale Slips Have
Turned Them in, so First Count is not
as Complete as Might Be Shows Who
are Working.

The hrst count in the Records $3.50
Gold Contest shows the women's
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church in the lead with
<is3-2e worth Of sales slips turned in
The Rebekah lodge is not so very far
behind and the women's Relief Corps
The Altar Society Of the Catholic
church. the Ladies' Aid Of tine Chris
tian church. and the Presbyterian
choir all show that they are in the
race by the sales slips turned In from
them
Each week the sale slips saved up
to that time should be turned In. so
At ali times the race Is evened up for
the contestants and Interesting
There are four prizes to be won BY
the simple saving of sale slips The
FIRST one Is for 800 In Gold: the Sec
ond is for s25: the third is for SIS.
out any effort hardly at all
At least four societies or individu-
ais are going to sc, something for
saving cash sale slips. A combined
effort OF the members OF any organi-
zation can get in on the money with
out any ecort hardly at ALL
Readers and friends OF this paper
should not overlook the exceptional
opportunity which Is offered them In
this event
This $50 dollars 10 gold Is being civ
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candidates on the county ticket
Following is a list OF the delegates
to the county assembly:
Canon City Precinct No. l. d. y.
Cooper. J. r. Quinn. b. +. Rockafei-
low. A. J. Melchi. ]. v. Blake. James
Penninpsan. J. T. Thomas. Jr-. A.
n. Craig. p. W. blanchard.
Canon City Precinct No. ?. DR.. R.
E. Holmes. Jas. II. Peabody. W. i.
Sparks. c. r. C. Dye. Lafe Combs.
Oscar Walton. Frank Emmerson.
Canon City Precinct No. 3 Z c.
Be,tis. Chas. L Fo-esman. b. +.
stapleton. l. w Ibbotson. E. C.
Hiatt. A. C. Mead. John shaw. Jr.
Canon City Precinct No. 4 Guy
L. Hardy.A. c. Jensen. C. J. Fred
riekson. A. r. Livingston. DR.. @. A.
vawter. Geo. r. Cassidy. DR.. W. T.
Little. s. VI. Jackson. I. R. Stockton
Canon City Precinct No. s. A. L.
jeffrey. Tenn Parker. A. L. sharman.
]. J. Lewis. o. b. Meskiman. A.
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A good many Democrats are very
much disappointed at the action. or
inaction of the Democratic County
convention which was held here on
Saturday.
The convention by resolutions
commended President Wilson and
Our United States Senators and
representatives, county officials.
climate and the weather. but did not
mention Gov. Ammons for his efforts
TO uphold Law and order in this
state or for anything else.
This might be Significant just at
this time. II might indicate that
those In control OF this convention
are playing for the votes Of the Unit
ed Mine Workers OF America.
II mieht mean that owing to the
fact that number Of the delegates
ere charged with having been unduly
prominent In the late strike disturb
anccs. their friends did not want to
hurt their seeiinEu BY meutioning
low. Ammons or the militia.
II misht mean that the people Who
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en- away BY the Record 10 any indivi-
dual or organization that viii call for
cash check or receipt at the progress
sive store. and theatre advertising
in The Bargain Refund Feature.
At all stores and theatres II will be
necessary to call for cash check. or
receipt or they will not be given
Summing up ali this preliminary ex
piaDntion the fact TO be remembered
is that you stand an excellent chance
Of winning the grand prize OF 500 or
one Of the other prizes for yourself
your lodge. club or church by merely
asking for cash checks or receipts at
any Of the stores. or theatres adver-
tisins On The Bargain Feature Page.
which appears every week for a period
Of ten weeks. Then bring or mail
them TO this office. where they will
Be honored-
Many exceptional opportunities are
Offered on this page each time IT ap-
pears. which alone will convince the
most skepticai that the page is well
named
Read over the names OF all the
contestants. Interest your friends in
your behalf to save their cash chacks
or sales receipts for you or get your
lodge. club Or church busy in the
eosrsa wtrn for the B.rr.sn Pare
every week in this paper. +.
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HurIburt
Canon City Precinct No. 6. A. H
HcLain. Julius cramer. Henry Hut
ton. II. p. stonmei. Or. s. E. Lane.
Dr. +. A. Twitchen. c. W. Van
Paiten. s. II. spsrry. W. W. Emmer-
son. c. Z. Rowcline.
Florence Precinct No. I. W. l..
Norris. NJ. Z. Lewis. s. C. Kelso.
J. ". Hadley. R. W. Jay. W. J..
Daniels. John Ball.
Florence Precinct No. 5. T. NJ.
HoweIis. J. A. McCandiess. Joseph
CHAIRMAN. W. w. cafky. DR.. V. A.
Hutton. Charles Miner. W. W. Har-
rison.
Florence Precinct No. 3. Theodore
Johnson. william NcPhee. J. $. Van
Law. l. b. Park. Thomas Walters.
J Montgomery. J. w. walk.
Precinct No. 10. Penrose. L. NJ
Harvey. II NJ. Lamprecht. Rev. VIII
tCoutinued on page nve.)
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DEMOCRATS
MEET, PASS
RESOLUTIONS
and SELECT
DELEGATES

The Democrats held their county
assembly at the district court room
last Saturday afternoon and selected
twenty-five delegates each to the
state and congressional assemblies.
which are called to meet in Denver
next Thursday.
A temporary organization OF the
assembly was affected by the selec-
ton OF A II. Davis of Canon City as
chairman and T. Lee witeher of Can
on City as SECRETARY. On motion the
temporary organization was later
made permanent.
The original roll cali OF delegates
was accepted as the regular person.
mel OF the assembly and the usual
committee on credentials dispensed
with in consequence. Only two
comiftees were appointed: one Of
them TO select delegates to the state
and congressional assemblies TO be
held in Denver next Thursday. and
the other on resolutions.
The chair appointed the following
committee TO select delegates:
Joseph II. Maupin. Canon City.
Thomas cavanaugh. Florence. DR..
D. d. Hamilton. Howard. Thomas
Everiy. Rockvale. and B. F. Kindig.
South Canon. The resolutions com
mittee consisted Of DR.. Allan Bell.
South Canon. r. A. Moore. Florence.
W. c. Basiey. Coal Greek. Lou II.
woodrinr. curEant Creek. and Angus
tus Pease. Canon City.
The reports of both eomittees were
adopted. although some controversy
was precipitated by tha. clause in
the resolutions endorsing colorado's
representatives and senator's in con-
gress and the failure of the report to
make any mention of Governor Am
mons.
The delegates elected to the state
assembly we're: A. II. Davis. Joseph
NJ -Maupin. Augustus Pease. T. Lee
whcher. j. G. Schweigert. Mrs. Lot
tie Morgan. L. II. Serry. II. NJ. Fox.
n. A. Moore. Thomas cavanaugh.
Delbert Hessick. Miss Mabel curran.
c. c. Tedford. T. L. Everiey. VIII
liam Gilbert. william Williams. b. F.
K,ndig. ]. W. Mckinley. Miss Estel-
la Garwood. NJ B Baber. W. II.
Trout. DR.. Allen Bell. E. r. Tucker.
DR.. d. d. Hamilton and j. W. Angus
tine.
The delegates chosen to represent
Fremont county at the congressional
assembly were: A. n. Davis. Mrs.
NJ. E. wysant. Joseph H. Maupin.
c. W. Williamson. Andy Hemmerie.
Mrs. Annie Ward. c. w Jones. r.
A. Moore. T. II. Morrissey. Mrs. Mag
gle Jones. Delbert Hessiek. Mrs.
Mary DALEY. B. F. Kindis. J. w.
Mckinley. L. NJ. Litz. T. L. Everiey.
W. C. Gilbert. william Williamson,
w. c. BEgley. E. r. Tucker. John
W. Wright. q. s. Warner. Ben von-
dra. ]. T. Lcmmens and Lou wood
ring.
The Democrats OF Fremont county
win hold a convention in Florence on
Thursday. August sixth 10 nominate
candidates for county Offices.
candidates for county offices. The
delegates that sat in assembly here
last Saturday will nominate the
county ticket. at Florence week
from next Thursday.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
BE Il resolved. We the Democrats
Of Fremont County In Assembly con-
vened. reaffrm our allegiance to the
principals Of Democracy a. enunciat'
ed and affirmed by Thomas Jefferson.
NJ >s-x -ss.. --sS~ a.. a.. .S~.s~s~
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by President woodrow Wilson and
our national representatives.
We congratulate ourselves upon the
fact that the pledges as contained In
the National Democratic Platform OF
1912 have been redeemed. and that
today. the halls of congress are no
longer the manipulating rooms OF the
Lobbyist OF special privileges. but are
in truth and in fact. the nations for
ums
We heartily endorse the actions
and attitude OF our United States
Senators and Representatives and
feel that the people are fast coming
into their own
without egotism. but with an abid-
ing faith in the future. we view with
intense satisfaction, the bounteous
crops on every hand. the beneHcent
rains. and the general feeling OF
optimism and returning prosperity,
SO evident on every side
Democracy as personihed by our
national administration has kept the
faith: might no longer prevails. but
right. under the administration OF
President Wilson and his supporters
Is asserting itself every where.
Fremont County Democracy endors-
es all its county officers and militant
in its attitude. and triumphant be-
cause 1t is right. stands for equal
and exact justice to all, and an eco
nomical and conscientious administra-
tion Of the county affairs
Be II further resolved that the
thanks Of the Democracy OF Fremont
County. speaking through this assem-
bly, Is extended to Jos Burkhard. as
retiring County Chairman and also
to Vice Chairman. Mrs Dorothy
Stevens and to the secretary Of the
Central Committee. Lee witcher. and
TO all our precinct chairmen and
ehairwomen. for their able. untiring
and conscientious efforts in behalf OF
the Democratic party.
The delegates composing the
assembly present In person. or rep
resenaed by proxy. were as follows:
Canon City Precinct No. 1. A. H
Davis. e A. Bradbury. L. II. Serry.
Mrs. NJ E. wygant. S. V. ST. John
Canon City, Precinct No. ?. ]. H
Maupin, W. A. Chapson. Fred Riede-
Robert Lovern-
Canon City Precinct No. J. August
Pease. Andy Hemmerle. Mrs Lottie
Morgan. Robert NJ. Pope
Canon City Precinct No. 4. W. E.
Spencer. c. j. Johnson. J. S. Clark.
w II. Dozier
Canon City Precinct No. s. Frank
p. Smith. Peter Esser. W. Boucher.
Claude Benton. Mrs. Annie Ward.
Canon City Precinct No. 6. T. Lee
witcher. Robert Boyle. C. W. WIZ
hanson John McDonoush-
Florence Precinct No. Z. George H
Wilkes. Mrs. Geo. p. Nix. II. NJ. Fox.
C. C. Tedford. E l. Beverstoek. F.
C. Hedges, II. s. Scranton
Florence Prencinct No. 8 +. A
Moore. F. r. Moore. DR.. r. A. sutor-
resented b proxy. were rs follows:
JUS. Thomas cavanaugs. p. B. Fisher.
E. H. Houston
Florence Precinct No. .. Thomas
Johns, Jr.. John Saunders. W. p
Hnlix. E. H. Morrissey. w. E. spai-
ding. C. w. Jones. Delbert Hessick.
W. E. Hawkins. Mrs. d. s. Jones'
Coal Creek Precinct No. IL. W. C.
|Gnbert. William Williams. W. c.
Bagley.
currant Creek Precinct No. Il. L.
II. woodring-
coaiaaie Precinct No. IA. Grant
Alexander
Eldred Precinct No. 1s. ]. NJ.
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motion of Henry Hutton Of Canon
City. consisted Of Guy U. Hardy and
:, w. Ross OF Canon City. DR.. H.
q" and S. @. Kelso Of Flor
enc Hoop OF Florence
The com. TO select delegates to
the state and congressional conven-
tions. which was named at the
suggestion OF d. w. Ross. was COM
posed OF W. L. Morris and T. NJ.
HoweIls Of Florence. D. n. Cooper
and A. L. Jenrey OF Canon City and
y. X. Simmons OF Portland. The
latter committee was instructed un-
der motion to canvass the members
Of the several precinct delegations In
order that Il might secure the names
q those who were willing to so
to the state congressional assemblies.
At i1:l5 O'Clock the assembly took
n recess unit, 1880 In the afternoon
for the purpose OF affording the COM
mittees time to make their reports:
a motion TO take n recess for half an
hour having been Olosi- =
When the assembly re-oonvened In
the afternoon. A H. McLain moved
that when the COMMITTEES on the sell
eetion Of delegates to the state and
congressional assemblies had report
ed that q recess be taken until Fri
day afternoon. July u. at o'clock
when the assembly would again meet
20 designate party candidates for
county offices. The motion was adopt
ed without dissent Before adjourn
ment. however. a motion was unani-
mouSiy adopted endorsing the candi-
dary OF NJ. E. Lewis OF Florence for
the lieutenant governorship or the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Lewis was
called on for a speech and addressed
the assembly at some length upon
matters OF party interest. In the
course Of his remarks be said: In
case OF my nomination and election
as lieutenant governor would use
my best EFFORTS TO defeat any attempt
that might be made in the iegisla-
ture TO divide Fremont county. /
believe that neither my friends. nor
my political enemies. doubt the truth
fuiness OF my statements and In say
'inE what ] DO upon the question of
county division will be received. Z
am sure. in that same splrf, Of eau
dor and honesty that inspuires ins
In this declaration
Mr.. Lewis closed by saying that
not for a long time had the Repub-
iicans OF Fremont county had 30 large
and enthusiastic an assembly as the
one before him. Political eondi-
tions.- continued Mr.. Lewis. begin
to look mighty rood 20 me in coiora-
do and Fremont county and think
sneccss can be achieved next taIi II
we work for Il as We should
The delegates selected to represent
the Republicans OF Fremont county
at the state assembly. TO be held In
penver on Tuesday August fourth.
and the congressional assembly from
the third congressional district at
Golden on Wednesday. August nfth.
were as follows:
W. L. Norris. Guy u. Hardy. James
H. Peabody. u. F. Rockafeliow. J.
r.. Quinn. J. p. Thomss. Jr.. Frank
Emmerson. J. n. King. +. q. Bettis, I.
W. Ibbotson. DR.. q. A. vawter. Chas.
r. McLain. DIR. W. T. Little. A. l..
jeffrey. Tom Parker. Julius Cramer.
c. n. Rowciine. DR.. V. A. Hutton, NJ.
f. Lewis. W. W. Cafky. w. w. Har-
rison. =. n. stinemeyer. Ed. r-anden.
William McDouean. u. W. Ross. Jos.
vixsetti. Frank Smith. John Kiie,
Richard Evans. R. J. Morse. Rev.
William q. Kerry.
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Continued % Pass Eishs.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
NEW TRIAL ASKED
IN COONEY CASE
Error in Waugh's Name as Re
turned in Recent Verdict
Grounds Set Up.

4 formal motion for a new trial
was filed by Harry NJ. McCaskrin, at
torney for J. J. Cooney, in circuit court
this morning. Arguments Will be
heard later. Among the grounds set
up is that an error was made in the
wording of the verdict which was
given the jury, Rudolph Waugh being
called a defendant when the name
should have been Randolph Waugh. It
is also alleged that the county prose-
cutor committed error in being allow
cod to make remarks to the grand jury
realtive to the defendant being arrest
ed in connection with the Schoessel
murder.
Attorney ]. X. Scott within a few
days will petition Judge Olmsted TO
have his client, Waugh, placed on pro-
baton. and not sent to the state peni-
Tertiary. Waugh. Cooney and Nc
Grath were all found guilty of stealing
auto tires in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
PERSONAL POINTS

Harry d. Kennedy left last evening
for Detroit. Mich, where he has taken
a position and where he will make his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Porter. 72S
Twelfth street. are the parents OF a
daughter born yesterday. Mrs. Porter
was formerly Miss Jennie Jensen
Miss Notavena Steck. 1928 Second
avenue has returned from two
weeks concert tour as accompanist
with NichoIine Zedeler. violinist' and
will resume her piano classes.
Mrs. Gust Lindenstruth and son.
RAYMOND. arrived in the city this
morning from their home in Norwood.
Ohio. 70 attend the funeral of Mrs
Iindeustruth's father at Buffalo. Iowa.
They are staying at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. Lindenstruth. 1928 Fifth
and a half avenue
DIR. George A. Zeller. chairman of
the board OF administration. and Mr..
and Mrs A l. Bowen, the former sec
Rotary OF the state charities commits
sion. we're guests at the WatertoWn
hospital yesterday and today. DR.. Zel-
Ter and Mr.. Bowen made an official
visit at the institution. The party left
this afternoon for Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12

Isl2' Temmerman was held to the
grand jury on n charge OF burglary
and larceny by Police Magistrate
smith and that August August Is no
gave officials a bride OF sls5 for his
release. Witnesses before the grand
jury were c. Zimmerman, Mary Tenn
norman. G.. w. Gamble, c. Isaacson
Rene Van Spreybroeck-
The last Indictment against Nayfu
Bruner and Schriver. charges bribery
and Is also based on the alleged es-
cape Of j. B. and Thomas Mitchell
from prosecution after they had paid
the sum OF 800 to the officials. II is
charged that Attorney Schriver got b.
r Fetterman and A BurriI to go on
straw" bond in county court.
Bonds Filed.
This afternoon bonds were filed nv
three defendants. II. Z. Casteel and
j. j. Ullemeyer were surety for WI.
liam Brough: II. Z. CasteeI and NJ. II
Sexton signed the bond for O. L.
Bruner and W. II. Schriver and Mayor
H. NJ. Schriver were surety for Ben
Schriver
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
CIVIL CALENDAR
HAS Been FIXED
Criminal Cases Will End With
Fryer Matter Until Sheriff
Bfuner is Tried.

With the conclusion of the Fryer
case, the criminal calendar in circuit
court will be suspended until April
when Sheriff o. L. Bruner will be put
on trial.
Civil business will be handled next
week. Following is the calendar:
Monday.
c. Emory Harrison VS.. Paul NJ. Boil
linger.
First National Bank of Usage, Iowa,
VS.. ]. p. Lage.
William II. Bolles VS.. Meyer Cohn.
ct al.
Tuesday.
Fay f. Godfrey, etc. VS.. Emil Bo-
gaert, ct al.
Bridget WEIGH VS.. New Harper
Hotel Co.
Mary Lindblade VS.. NJ. Levin Lind
blade.
c. A. Berglund VS.. Reynolds Pat. &
Mach. Co.
Wednesday.
Thomas b. Poole VS.. Estate Geo.
Schmale, deceased.
Elmer Minnick for use VS.. c., r. l.
& p. Ry. Co.
Gus Neubert for use VS.. c., r. l. & p.
Ry. Co.
Peter Larson VS.. City of East Mo
line.
Thursday.
James Beamer VS.. John Henderson.
Moline Trust and Savings Bank VS..
Stephanie Carpenter. administrator.
Charles V. w. Carlson, etc, VS.. Tri-
City Ry. Co.
Friday.
National Brewing Co. VS.. NJ. Nor
ris & Lyman Lewis.
Phyllis Wright, etc. vs.. Jacob Ram
ser.
VIM. c. Bennett. Eek. etc. VS.. Thos.
Il. Cassidy, EX. etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
HORSESHOERS ALSO
UPHOLD THE SALOON

After hearing addresses last even
ing by J. I. Culley and J. c. Kinsley.
the Horseshoers' union of the twin
cities adopted resolutions UNFOLDING
the saloon in the local option fight
The resolutions cover the same gen
eral grounds as others adopted by
local unions. the final paragraph be-
ing as follows:
Resolved. That the Journeymen
Horseshoers' local union No. 81 OF
Rock Island and Moline take the same
stand as the Tri-City Federation of
Labor and various other organizations
have taken against local option, and
go on record as opposed TO the adop-
lion of such a measure. believing that
its adoption Is a detriment to the prog
ress OF business interests OF the city
as well as being the means of depriv-
ing large army of trades unionists OF
a means Of livelihood and -orcing TO-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
POUNDS
OUT LIFE. when
ARM IS CAUGHT
Omer G. Sheese of Aledo Meets
Fearful Fate South of Buf-
falo Prairie.
WAS OPERATING WOOD SAW
Accids h.aIly Thrusts Elbow Into Fly
wt-eei and is Quickly Beaten
to Death.

Omer G.. Sheese of AIedo met with a
fearful death at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon while operating a wood saw
in Mercer county few miles south OF
Buffalo Prairie store. He became en-
tangled in the fy-wheel of the engine
which furnished the power and was
so mutilated that he died in half an
hour without regaining consciousness.
Mr.. Sheese was standing near the
engine watching the men operating
the saw. Then he started TO turn
about, lifting his elbow near the engine
as he did so. Evidently he was not
aware he was so close to the fiywheel.
His movement thrust the elbow be-
tween the spokes of the wher and the
next instant he was being pounded in
to a bruised. bleeding and inert mass.
He was hurled over and over till one
of the other men could reach the en-
CINE and shut off power. Then he was
extricated and a doctor called. Be
fore the physician arrived. however
death had ensued.
Leaves Wife and Family.
Mr.. Sheese was SO years of age and
leaves his wife and three children. He
was an experienced sawyer and owned
the outfit which he was using at the
time of the accident
The remains were removed to Aledo
and the funeral will be held from the
Baptist church there tomorrow.