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The Dermott news., 1914-07-23
Hay Ride.

Miss Beth Mcmillan of West
Dermott entertained with a hay.
ride Monday evening in honor OF
Miss 10 Alsbrook, who has been
here visiting at the II. \. Boulden
home for several weeks. The az
tair was in the nature OF farewell
party, as Miss Alsbrook and her
mother left Tuesday morning for
their home at Marion, HI.
Miss Alsbrook was also the
guest of honor at a dinner party
which was gwen at six o'clock on
The Dermott news., 1914-07-23
Modern Brick Will
Replace Burned Buildings

Mrs. \. c. Crenshaw has let
the contract to Pope BLYTHE for
the construction OF modern brick
business building on her lots at
the corner Of Freeman and Front
st. which an vacant a. 4 result
ot tho r,c,ut hrc. / he building
IS to be to Ntto, three store
rooms fronting on Freeman St.
and two on Front 81, The build
lngs will be faced with notified
brlek laid with buA mortal, and
Will have concrete doors, plate
glass fronts, eravel roofs and
Marquse invisible awning 5.
Charles l. Thompson Of Little
Rock IS the architect. When
completed the buildings will cost
$4,000.
Eli Dante will also build a
brick on the lot adjoining Mrs.
Crenshaw's building, the contract
for which Will be let next week
Adjoining the Dante building, w.
D. Trotter Will build a brick for
the Mercer estate, the contract
tor the latter to be let as soon as
an order from the COURTS secured.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-23

Paul Georgie returned to Der
mott last week from El Dorado,
where he has been working the
past month.
Miss Clara Anderson leaves to-
day for Little Rock, where she
will visit tor a few days before re-
turning to her home in Alice,
Texas. Miss Anderson is a niece
OF MIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Rabo m,
whom she has been visiting for
the past three weeks.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-23
Friday evening by Miss Cora Bird
at her home in West Dermott.
sTRAYED!

Straved from farm two miles
north of Hudspeth, on July II. a
mouse colored mule belonging TO
Aaron Buckhalter. Mule 10 or IL
years old, white place on nose,
about fourteen hands high, gear
and saddle marks. Is very much
afraid OF automobiles. Reward
to finder. Notify
Porter Bros. 4 Kirkpatrick.
The Dermott news., 1914-07-23


Cash Grocery.
Mayor and Mrs. ]. T. Freeman
returned Monday from Monticello,
where they visited their daughter,
Mrs. Fish.
The editor and family en joyed a
Joy ride" to Monticello Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hoffman
in their Buick car.
w. w. Courtney and Miss Hat
tie Edrington spent Sunday at
Warren, making the round trip
by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Crawford
Of Little Rock were guests Satur
day and Sunday at the Henry
Bordeaux home.
"a Colonel in Chains, 3" 5th
number of the Adventures OF
kathlyn," at the Alex Saturday
night. sc and Ioc.
New turnip seed. Just received
a shipment of White Globe and
Purple Top strapped leaf at
Ward Drug Store.
Misses Bessie and Mamie Lee
Mercer OF Tillar have been guests
the past week of their cousin,
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Mercer.
c. T Kennedy, manager of the
Palace Confectionery at Arkansas
CITY, spent a couple OF dayS here
last week with his family,
Meet your friends at Ward
Drug Store and SIT under the
breezes OF electric fans while YOU
eat the best OF refreshments.
The Citizens Insurance Agency,
c. G.. Nielsen, Mgr. has succeed
- - Ioh, Abransy So,s ,,,s,,
rance company OF this place.
The SUNDAY School picnic last
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Miss Leona Rayborn IS expect
ed home tomorrow from Llttle
Noo"' ""e'e sue '''' o'N '''''' :
: '0''N' anu e''''' = '0' w ''',
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Trlce and
little Virginia Deal OF Collins
were guests here last week at the
10 oi'e u WI > NC ''''e'' ~ ,
W = 10" 'e"
Mr.. Perkins OF Nashville, Ark
is putting in skating rnk on the
Stinson lot at the corner OF Man
The Dermott news., 1914-07-23
Mrs. +. A. Anderson and chi

dren leave To-Day 1OT tnelT nome al
Gloster, Miss, after spending a
couple of weeks here with her
father and brother, II, \. and J
I. Boulder.
Mrs. w. |. Tate returned Sun
day to her home at Mangham, La,
after spending a few dave with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. l.. a.
Buckner. DR.. Buckner and son,
John, returned with her for a few
days fishing trip.
Mrs. II. p. Ford came in last
night from Rio Hondo, Texas,
where she has been spending a
lew weeks with her parents. Mr..
Ford met her here with his Hup-
mobile, and they returned to Ar
kansas City this morning.
'. @. Barnett and Mrs. J. b.
Daniel spent last week at Mount
Eo,1a Tann ot.ard;na .ha,
tauqua. Mr.. Barnett returned
no,a,, r,4bt Mrs Da,;als :,
stopping in Memphis to visit rela-
,;,as hatora sba ,ot,,ns - Dar
l.. no,a,r s., por.oo,,Id
s,.hara 49, VIII ,.,a;, .t,r sorarol
-. hat,.a .a.,,, - 49,;
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.hau po,laa, ho.,a
Mfs' = ~ Da'es en'e' 'S'''eu
'ne W es' LEI '''o'' > N'iu'e 0e'ioo'
IL. .,,.,.h oa;a.aa -. ,ll# ..ho
...aa,l r. cnaa c.bo,i
o,;,b. W. i..,es as s,,ar;,te,
,a. :. "a - 10 ,.aorosa;,n
he famous story Inc M'ttlon
Doliaf Mystery oee'hs uesaa}
night, luiy 2o' at the Alex. MS
-, ... o.
s.l VI - T.
Miss Iva SETTER aud MolI''
and oe Dante nave been visiting
the past week at tue nome oil the't
uncle, Sol pante, at 1tady, AtN.
-,
The Dermott news., 1914-07-23
Local Happenings

rem Tuesday.
DR.. Z. Baker was a Pine Bluff
visitor Monday.
Pope Blythe visited Little Rock
and Pine Bluff Monday.
Mrs. E. w Curry is visiting
her motner at Bernice, La.
NJ. E. Bell of Helena spent a
few hours in Dermott Tuesday.
DR.. Phil McDermott of Wilmot,
was a Dermott visitor last week.
Order your groceries from the
Suburban Cash Grocery; delivered
to you.
Dante says he is still in the
ring when II comes to selling dry
goods.
Mrs. w. A. Porter and children
spent yesterday with friends at
Collins.
You will find everything usually
kept in hrst-class Drug Store at
Wards.
Henry Llovd Bordeaux is spend
ing this week with relatives in
Little Rock.
Hens and frying size chickens
bought and sold at the Suburban
Cash Grocery
<\ Mrs. Joe Clar k and Mrs. Pei
Maker OF Blssviile were Dermott
visitors yesterda H.
Mrs. Mona Howard OF Jackson,
Tenn, is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. 7. b. FreezoF.
S. l.. ShemweIh OF the Blmel
Ashcroit Mtg, Co., is IN Louisiana
,rsa couple ot<weeks.
Con
SIS Bette Delaney has been
ding the past week at Nllmar
Miss Myrtle Biggs.
cond hand one-horse wagon
pod running order tor sale.
to w, J. Splawn.
nuel Cohen left Sunday tor
er and Colorado Springs for
nth vacation trip.
K. Nermlllion, OF the Der
News force, spent Sunday
relatives at Warren.
pre new goods arrived tor us
' week, which we are selling at
Sale prices. Eli Dante.
l.. Voolfolk and family have
" six-cylinder Jeftery car,
they purchased last week.
"a. =, .cras ra., Dermot,
wish to sell in 10 acre
]. + De Eaney.
u,rnu u;d.s Wool Raas.
rauo. WI 40, hi,hss,
Bowden' 5 Market,
-. uaa, =, ponla, pl,a
h.s hasr bare y;s;,;nn his
= A Mercer This week
a.a;,a s.. Da.,..r
ii. -
iOt @'A "SSh8 a~asiSH
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BE On aiSs
lulls de
ll.-------IN-Tl - ILdl-l~
EvFsgsEll NE.yIs.ET-
EBy Ananei ielad pressl

New roFK, kpril "a. ffsr making
new high GROUND for thA ilGv vefnsiif
during the tiaSa eReiy tradiIs. cotton
tusfifia easier liE q real lizIng. ssh.d
selling for d tRaeti6Iis with the Gloss
steady sat q net ktlynnce otti 4 s puif -
on lSay, hut generally : 60 s poitits
lower.
There was q renewal at vest All &
biI2tIig movement at the start alld
Iaftef opening steady at IAN asIyance
the Tasak ket goId about four 10 In
p0lutR net hig her during the niddlIs
lof flal day With July contERcts toaeh-
ygklile reports of unsettled weatfel.
soua ieeeInea one 81 the factofs on
tbs & sivsili ca 4 ss66 the 1k cf0D
tlfoiE y ieh led the upward move,
sssas - cTferi1e ~ soraiEn. and Wall
shorts lOR My while delnsnd
soe ! and August seemed to come
EttoEi iapch the haisie sotIFtes as pre-
stdnelF on tie asisBaee n good Eleet
e ilRl done, iosisYHfs ana
kie5e hppe red - be- more tallr OF q
sese aietl ttousse fip
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Iisl and

n.
YlAsgoe 81 pfes 2


NsH Ysriiy IsYlI & s5IS, peeaiB se
epeka tons tod ~ sra on r \ III
hpsIs. The maEEe received IND Ra MI
epnais eilt Buppcl tcia Is ID Zen ne
eofdea ba feceh ays. At the same
time neit thsF sRe tors nor inyastors
tseI,e eHtter to buy stocks, In view OF
the Mexican sta 2oii. 8.
szlie moro sefsoue aspect, which the
Iinsernatienal crisis assumed caused
SOME unset Ism IS aaea lti1s, aaa
distinct weakness tsl . fesg cases me
ayerhgs loss, floSFa egs was small.
Toward the en- the day the fist
eaeei off aBaIil. no re &c WIS
tn flpencea by a sharp pFeal ID sane neft-
.iElg which sqfaa. \ q q ID on fha ail4
n6uhcslneHt thhe com had:
opef iIs tss : can
nte. The bF8kn ever slEa
nDfffa = ~ s !
Money and me- II ID paper we're
Iilislef Foreign iailS rites r15e
- the <yearas III pesnfs mi; Essa1fe
80 Is 5alk of Eosli spoFta to Paris
aehds we're tfr leissl 4 eo :
uanes os slle reenfi eel ilng 81
New FORK state nd q t. ise
tai aashs par va ESQ United
zsaEahs 9e fhgd zl.za&sned 1@2 IL llf a.
coupon and 81 IA.
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Cd ER
GRlT fIK G
L. H. Cary Has Appoinsea cegn,
usllens fsrie eirspsl Cen
vsasion In Anaerson

+ Committees for the grand lodge
convention nf the d. r. o. E,ks have
been appolnted by District nspnty L.
III. Carr, OF GfeenyiIie, aecpTding to
BI annpu1ce cenens made by George %.
Levy of Sumter. the president OF the
South Carolina association OF Ells.
Elks III this state are looking for
ward to the Grand Lodge meeting
kgitk interest and 90 the state coz
Ysntfon which meets iis AhGaFapvk c9
Iune II and IS. Committees La ~
been named by the Exalted F5tfar OF
the Anderson lodge to attend 10 every
dosaii' of .tfs State convention. Spec
Iial rates Will be given by the railroads
for the occasion.
District Deputy Lewis H. Cary is
authority for the statement that all OF
Stha lodges he has recently visited IN
Fhis oeaicial capacity have gigea him
to HndessteJd that large deieg atoms
will he, sent % the cpnyention 81 An
iefson.
F3orgthe slFana Lodge ashyentioa,
which viii take place az Denver, the
following commit ttee has been APP
,0oinfed BY the district deputy: 49,
Parade "a. Cary, GreeaEille,
llAisnaan;; Fred IE Ilnniiniei, Neye
berry; Otto Spliarr, Eaagehargl
Bedges-@P. s.. Finn, Sumter chair
man; n IS. EsrEeknan, Georeet0wn;
/ 81. ~. Wolfe, AM ssRs0fi q
Hotel Montagne Triest, Gharaegton,
chairman: q. G. Pehdorgast, ;RlCr-
ence; J. l.. Erwin Eolnmhia
Transport aticn S.. ii Mclean Co
Funif1ia. chairman; = 3. PiAfrs, Spar.
[tanbprg; I'D. II. De1amp, Gaffney.
The oflleia1 route as aelScted by
ighe colnmftfee on transporta aticn viii
DE subject 70 approval BY tue State
Leesociation. & 4. Z. I. q
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NATIGE ilF. I3IKrTT0M

There will be an election nc r. n
IliIey,s store ia Wifiiford seii6oi dis.
keipt No. 50 ON Thursday, April 30
1914 fof the purpose Of leyyihg an
tionRl tax levy OK one mill
on &ii OF she taxable property of said
district ID be used for general schuol
purposes. b
All voters must exfifDis a registra.
tfoh certificate and tax receipt.
Pals VIII open at seven 10. M, and
close III four b, "a. 'By order OF the
County Board Of Education of Andez.
son County. L 5
April is, 19l4. J. il. FgEITog,
4-164t County Supt. OF Education.
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=ElIY TU9N'IIV EilIsFiTanFTIi5.
fgdigoP A. u Gossett In the Tngalc,
Tribune d =. <. 9 3

Anderson people wsFs ksad ard
hospita able 70 the mInlHIeI9 anu IuEI-
IresentatiYes to Fresh tery. EIie sttlEs
une man fela into the tender hands
cf Mr, IT. IL. Warmer, who n
IecnnecteA with the So llfe
ERglnatlce Comp n.y. Efid who OWna
Ea beautiful and 6iesi irasi9 hqfiae iR
North Anderson, as she end Of the
street car line. u
North Anderson IS Just one year old
sad tisf one OF tiis DrettiesE residence
Isactions .in the uISper parE flf the
state. $s5, GOO worth of homes sxefc
5niIt In one year ID tilEtt part az An
Elierson. ard Mr.. Warmer owns one one
0s the hhnd dsonn bthg aIoWs M hich5 IId
.HesiiiPea frpfn so, john fEy, $Ha
pop lar feaE ste raeil,
Hlf. Farmer is III fteFesE Cd In pogIl-
Try ss we'll as iflgU ice and ia fsivs
ing his attention 20 he ching eIiIeste
ems, ducks and scerR from iii9 iurn=
batoE. Aa soon .as the Young choke
hatch. Mr. Rrlnsr gkges them TO the
old rooster to raise aufi the hens keep
On LAYING. Mr. II rziAr,s home ~ Ia
the country, but ne hf1e every ad-
vantage Of the cit Iectrie lights,
water works, gIit, hone and
essz ssekle 80 = an g
Mrs. EaFIneF ara psrf happy and
have 10 deHife q % tleEs this
summer to spend FAgat on
Mrs. Earnar twas g Bias s7uton. "a
GRAND eF Of the late Il :. II. ltts-
seil. who edited enc OF Andefscl5,a
first Tcwspap Fs, tho Anderson CT
zette ElIeie frat son esEised On Jss5S
uary 90, this year. md tt you y ant
20 keep On the gosld side ht HI. AN.
frs. B'asIler tnet tEFaly on ] Jasies $
sayette Farmer, |r., ESIea S0n witt
them
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.RGHARD !. MANNING
VISITOR HERE TODAY
CoFyFERRING WFTla FRIENDS
IN ANDERSON
SOME NEW PLANKS
says That He Is Now Confident
That He WIN BE IN lhs
Second Race
SOME NEW PLANESS

h -. - ti s.t.5,
tlchhrd ! WINNING o. sumner: oas
gt the pest known nlen IN tne = staEs al,
ana candidate Tor governor et south
Gafoiine' arrived IN AhaersoH issos
night and VIII spend the day mere
In confefence with hia friends ana IN
looking over the genqrel situasioil.
Mr. MRnnttlg saia tnat ms VISIT mere
is OF 40 particular slgniheanee. ne
came to- Anderson nom .SpartahuuFg
who're he has been Tor the 1855 Two
days.
MIR. Manning taIkea very Ireeiy last
night to . repoSter Tor the lntelll-
Kencer, he atsys that ne mss fecelFso !. tsil
much encouragement trcm all parts
of the State and no 10 now convinced
that ne VIII be one OF those IN tie
second race.
fAr. MenainB says thet one OF. the
principal thirsgs he vii strive 20. 90 IN
tho aDprnacntng eaHipAEzn y 20 hi5oI'
doWl faettonalisrn he Deiieves tnas as
the people OF the State are tired OF
the continual strife ana ne knows
that II is not Tor the geod Ok the tstete
that The candt dtdaths Tor otiice should
indulge liz personalities duPlhg Lpe
caInpn lgn and constantly herate the
other Office eeters. +. ~
"a want q clean strong and pfog-
FeasiyBs Busiheps admlnis alton for
South G6 lima aud y beiisye that this
Is what the People Of the State want"
sstd MI, nnine.
I g ~ ss n Aa..ililla haxs that he iiitended
focastag hia attention on the ma OF
education and the improvein inent % the
eoInnapii schools: of the State, tcget her
with rurnl Gund tlops. Mr.. Aiauning
hHs nlslp FOR more eqtitable TAX
adtGat y IIich ne has caFaIIiIIy
worked out ana which appear 70 be
e sourd H5tnfiph Of the tax qyeeslo
4 f3iE fSiag d would provide foEs q tx
cn7nraiasion, With tie corapt gen
ersi aa chairman, which would care
fully work out details Y conc cernf1s
condi EioTiB in every county IN the state
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NnEnsrra
hU1RNgila

.E0sics So hereby given that the next
regular teEe el8rK, axaTninatIo1 viii ne
haldt on friday, Hay at the court
h5nae III Anderson. AlI teachers
whose CERT flcates expire this year
sud alI those teachers stsachs.ss=s.s se=S
On certificates from otAer counties
sra requested to 30 present ana stand
this examination. The examination
viii DO based on subjects ordinarily
'tieed for tehchefa' examination ard
win begin promptly st 0 O'Clock.
Until May1 +, X, y. B. FELTON,
Enyt Education for AHdesaon Co.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
ROAB TAX NOTICE

Ssxib time for paying communication
Soad thk has been extended by the
hoard until May fst after which time
the books will ba turned over TO the
eoflsctorB and tho usual penalty viii
be attached.
J. Rack King, County Supsrvisor.
S-2ltR.
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ADVEaaIIs LEaFEas

FOLLOWING 10 the llgt cf ietsesS, re-
IN Ia lfa led fnf ~ the fibatrs ca
- Asiaeraans & U,, f6r. me lEoek ending
april 90 1915. Persons calling 3Cr
fhnaa II III IN sa hny that they were
one cent pOsta 50 due on
aIi advertised tfli ll.f 8.
nfI dams Mrs Die, sanfa
eB Allgb 81
aiter Bailey. sAenmog Bowers,
Nora Bttfries, Frank Batler, Nlis, Al
ISIetes sf6llt
q Isazles pnslibess son. Ahrry ErieB,
fIaktte ErasF orsss ! e. Ghassen, J. II,
C0sthy, 81. a, SDiis eli
ID ~ Kss2zle Dpnala, w e, DOVE
ling. Ifgtie Donnelys George Havig.
III ttfEfId IL Via klAl1fe IlIkxis 8
IS 1. y. -, : I, Pre-. m
ID WARMER.
1ofssf Gashey. sEs.:I 0ITles
fieanJief Hendef j. EEt7slS
nieat datsn Haadcexs n, n Hose,
Slarria 4farfies
ilchaas IelinEpS,, sfthue Jetfls4
elts.
K D. ". asas
ylla Il 5 hEc-
lafi tsewet hinfrp
&. hlossiB s
fnis D esis, Il9lil Ole
ssssAs.
a. 81 81 =
NJ 81 osit = G.
IL 1see .sgla lee.
VIII SlSien 3. 6 Smith, aii@
s 4 elzti HRS -
gie Spencer, ania
& 1glntlip-
A6ns etfS. Mamie f Is ii
fg
isSAs esufa p1e, d s Fiiilaaisl
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.ke q s. s.
~ IS
~ o'.!i
afker
he ileS Tor ,a
md 81 & Sn S :.
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NOtlce b Mnrl one.

Members o Ward Democratic
{ Club will please meet In the Court
House next Saturday morning &C
8a'cinck f0r the pufpoee os fe0fgatliSs
ing under the party rules.
John *. Hood. Chairman,
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Anaerican
beias pDs
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IlIYIsI.pllaf .

s 10000.
Sd sg00.
MD ss3sl
uEeu elass
slslise. Js,sS I, e. y :. & - ,s. - s .ste
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NEW Y0Rif C0TT0N,

s...s:, +, :. Z s.. 3 Isl s,s;TEE 49,
hsas 1906 sie e ,5s g O.
.lseedaet IL 6is 4 4. 20 ii 3sEa ii 7h
pee Leo ltssf ii go u
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NNEAMES.

gpsWrit pdrehasesH,
M SfFa lave eisAr 800 nAss 81 tiltll m
Secai, hand 9grltbgR for G1iois
eaies Cfie b. a llis
Ghsss ois T0ausa j. 81. r
Co. ChaElotEe. u. q.
Sas<t
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lsOS q well etiFed pss vine hay
ara TOD ers pffe0 III for euicis
acnenE Eancg. Reese 500. 5l-3t
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stare; kni'si % ftt 3. ). gasR
stQr ek the HRp1 ksta piIuF1i Sfjss .
sent krolh b IS pnl on tha hIfe srss !.
deY oHfIE 81 4gasa1E tissH
ffqlh (sreeaptoon % him, % preach III
k53 lofEtfl9 and eve1is the IN
seat 6f the a s11a. fs the
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POSTAL TO ENTER
TELEPHONE FIELD
VIII Soon Have Long Distance Line
Working From Denver to
Pacific Coast.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DENVER. Colo, March 1.-THE
Postal Telegraph and Cable company
is preparing to enter the telephone
field in competition with the Bell
company. Plans are under consider
alton for establishing service in Den
yer, In connection with similar ex-
changes to be operated in other parts
Of the country now covered by the
wires Of the big Mackay corporation.
Work was begun on line between
Denver and Salt Lake which will give
long distance service between this
city and the Pacific coast via Salt
Lake over Postal wires. This line
will be completed within Ave months
Chas. M. Baker, division general
superintendent Of the plant of the
Postal company In Chicago, is here
Investigating local conditions.
1--WE are preparing TO start tele-
phone service in Postal territory" he
said. During the past year we have
spent 100000 In extending our
lines and every new wire strung has
been transposed so as to render it
available for telephone use. Our
Salt Lake-Denver line vii, connect
with the long distance telephone ser
vice we now have between Salt Lake
and the Pacific coast We are equip
ping our system so that we can enter
actively into the telephone field and
establish local exchanges
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-15
NOT GUILTY
OF MURDER
CONTINUED from page ~

Van Keuren, that his mother and
father. John B. Van Kauren, had
separated three months prior to the
night Mrs. Van Keuren shot her hus-
band when he attempted to enter her
fiat. This little woman herself tainted
when she was about to take the stand
and tell her own story, and was ex-
cuseh.
Prosecutor Witty In his closing
argument reserved his most bitter
attacks for George Penrose, the jew
eler who was acquitted of the charge
of being an accessory to the killing,
on order OF the court He reviewed
the testimony OF private detectives
that they had seen Penrose hug and
kiss Mrs. Van Keuren, and branded
him as s'home wrecker."
Members OF the jury admitted to-
night that the sight of the pitiful
figure constantly searching their eyes
in the court room had much to do
with their verdict. Her fits OF faint
ing and evident nervousness. they
said, substantiated the argument OF
the defense that MRS. Van Keuren
was a timid little woman, who might
easily have dons what she said she
had done-shot her husband by mis-
take in the belief that burglar was
attempting to enter her home.