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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
Lovely LaccS
FOR Dancing and Euening Co,ons,
Waists, Etc.

Some sheer as cob
webs, some rich in char
acter-all well adapted
to their purpose.
Sheer silk or cotton
evening laces in tunic
widths, many with
matching narrow e r
widths, in the new Paris
tints, ivory, black and
white combinations or
all-black, chantilly or net
effects, $1.50 to $500.
Shadow effects In fine
cotton laces, practical
and good wei ring, for
dancing dresses. White
or Paris shades, 79c to
$500.
All-over laces designed
expressly for waists,
sheer shadow effects in
large FOR small patterns,
$1.00, SIPS, S1.3At to So
the yard.
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GIFT
NOTES

See some special Peter
Thompson dresses for misses
$3.50. Black and navy serge
with braid trimming Thlro
Floor, Gratiot.
City bathrobes for women
come in bright Indian hgures
and darker tones at $3.50
Fourth Floor, Farmer.
For rather formal occasions a
new fancy waist OF printed
crepe chiffon with white satin
and novelty button trimming
$3.50. Third Floor, Farmer.
Elderly women will appreciate
a gift Of shoulder shawl or
silk or wool. Fourth Floor'
Farmer. ,..
-Corsage bouquets OF true-to-
life American beauties and other
flowers are growing Iad
Bunchs of violets are only sSc-
Fourth Floor, Gratiot.
Ostrich bands. favorite hat
trimming, are $50 TO s3.ss.
Fourth Floor, Gratiot.
How cold is 1t this morningf
Thermometers. 25o 70 $l.oV.
Ground Floor, Farmer.
An egg set will tempt your
appetite-tray, two gold lined
cups, salt cup and spoon, f0.bu
RaGnmpnt GrntiOt
Cold days call for snug white
mufflers, soc. Ground Floor, Grs,
tiot.
breathing the Charm OF
Sunny Spain are some beautiful
Spanish lace scarfs In ten de-
signs, white and black; $4-bO To
$3.50.
There Is fur trimming for
every possible purpose this sea-
son-eyery good fur here to
choose from. Ground Floor.
Gratiot.
Toast racks are at once orna-
mental and useful; some In
nickel hold 4 to 6 pieces and
cost $50 to s1.36. Basement.
Farmer.
The finest, the most sensible
toys made, tells the story OF
Erector, Mechanic and Ameri-
can Model Builder outfits or
structural steel work. 81 to s25.
Observation-Disclosures.
"A purchase OF fine jardinieres
in dozens OF models about l-3
less. Basement, Farmer.
"A door mat at 81 Tor any
price, is a profitable investment
from November 1st to May LIST.
Who's tracking mud into your
home? Basement, Farmer.
"A window refrigerator at SO,
TO fit any size window will pay
for itself In two months-it's
good for years. Basement, Farm
er.
Full beetled percalines, silk
finished, black or colored, are
the favored Innings this season
beyond a doubt-we're showing
some at Zoe. Second Floor, Ora
tiot.
-"Quelques Fleurs" is a recent
perfume arrival from Houbi-
gant's, Paris. Charmingl Ex-
Quisite! $3.50 an ounce. Ground
Floor. Gratiot.
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Reduced Prices on Fur Goats

who appreciate warmth and comfort more than e
pleased with this we nave
beautifully finished with extra quality
lengths 81 inches Just because OF the style
we them before Christmas
country will thoroughly enjoy
he protection satisfaction OF of these Coats
One caracu coat formerly $15O, reduced to $780,
One fine fur lined coat formerly $685. reduced to $780,
One seal coat, formerly $685. reduced to $50
One seal coat, formerly S125, reduced to SIS.
One fur lined coat, formerly $50, reduced to $685.
One fine mole cont. formerly $3.50, reduced to $3.50
One fine seal coat, formerly $3.50 reduced to S275
One fine seal coat formerly $3.50, reduced to SITS.
One fine seal coat, formerly $500, reduced to $50.
One cross fox set, formerly $685. reduced to SIS
One badger SET formerly SIS, reduced to $50.
One orange coOred fox formerly $25 reduced to $5
One mole set, formerly S105 reduced to $751;
One seal SET formerly $685. reduced to S75
One fox set, formerly $145, reduced to $100.
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The Same Is True of Thanksgiving Ribbons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24

Numerous kinds are oblong (olive,
the latest), moulded or twisted. press
ed or cut; others appear square, with
raised centers, tapering gradually TO
the feur corners in attractive pat
terms; triangles, In effective center de-
sign; ball shapes, being perfectly
smooth, somewhat resembling a mar
BILE. although in varied finishes.
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Hudsons-Ground Fioor--Fsrmer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
Trimmings for Eoening
WearabIes

Unusual in their beauty and VARIETY
Spangle founcngs, alovers, bands and edges.
Metal flonces and edges gold silver gold and silver
cloth, fancy or plain, gold nets in various meshes.
Beaded trimmings of all kinds, Jets crystal bugle
bead fringes in jet colored ornaments gatures as-
sells and buckles in pearl and crystal combinations.
Rose chiffon trimming in combinations of rose, blus
maize or lavender, various sizes and clusters
Hudso
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24

Neck and sleeve laces,
fine nets in silk or cotton.
Novel edges in Paris
shades or white. Zoe to
SIPS the yard.
Superfine cotton nets,
plain or fancy, in az to ~
inch widths, ivory, Paris
or flesh tints. soc to 81
the yard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
Christmas RIBBONS
Have Many Uses-With Plenty
Here to Meet Each Use-That
They Ought to Have a Catalog

These are mentioned because
they are representative.
It's worth nothing, by the
way, that no matter how liber-
ally We provide the right kinds
of Christmas ribbons, there
comes a time when several num-
bers are exhausted.
Fair warning!
In every line below you'll dis
cover wanted ribbons and here
and there unusually good low
prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
Has Made Ready for Both Days
Annual THANKSGIVING Sale of APRONS

begins with tables piled high=with full stocks
of aprons.
Soft, beruffled aprons of white lawn, dotted
Swiss, barred, polka dot and plain muslins.
Fancy tea aprons, round and pointed, maids
aprons bib and bretele styles and plain waist or
band aprons.
Some are a severe expanse OF. spotless white.
while others are daintily finished with fine en-
broidered, flet and Val laces and insertions.
The price range is from 25c to $3.50.
Colored Aprons
in Princess waist or band, bungalow or kimono
STYLES. Light and dark ginghams and percales-
plain, striped or checked-2oc to Sl.OO.
Hud.on,.-Fourth Fioor-Farmer
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Hudson,s-Ground Floor Gratiot.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19

John III. Hunter, Town of Pennington. Present
j. W. Pinch, Town of Fambeau. Absent
/. Metz, Town of Phelps. Present
Fred Meoy
Chas Backstrom, Town of Presque ISLE Absent.
Chas A. Bent, Town of State Line Absent.
The Pinch chairman
the Board advising them that would impossible for him to attend
seconded that Chas H. kamke
chairman of this meeting of board.
Motion H. then declared
Communication file
motion the of the meeting read
the board until $3.50
Wednesday, Feb. 4h 1914
The $50 O'Clock M called the
Pinch
To the Hon. County Board Villas Wisconsin
GentlemenYour Committee audit the of the
with instructions
official offices
and make full the with his leave
to
Charles w.
books time Slips board bills vouchers High
audited
Clerks office office,
made the hereto attached showing Receipts and Dbure
ents in that office from June 1t 1913 to January 31s 1914 also the
the of the included
System which committee believes
tcuar
Committee believes
expended the highways Highway
the future will be have Double books
purchased for the office of the Highway and the
Keeper for that office
Dated this 31st day of January, 1914
N. ENIMONS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19

conn of collected the
hereby assessed and levied
at O. Dollars
Dated this 9th day of December 1913
On motion No al voting
On motion the until o'clock P. M
M called to the
chairman Jas. L. Metz of the
towns Phelps.
Resolution No. fered by Supervisor Fred Meoy
meeting duly assembled that the several herein
levied all of the taxable
EOR STATE TAXES
Fund
Fund
General County
County
or Fg Eace River to State Line Road ......... 14286
to Smoky
Road
For Plum
to 1,14286
duft 1,14285
andM
Highway Fund 100000
of December, 1913
~ ~ - (Signed) MELOY,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19

to Road 114285
For County Highway Repair Fund $4,000
D@e0 ''l '"' D~' . (signed MELoY.
24 Offered s Peter sandb eek f +e
of E e 0aRs S s
sf amy iRsd
wise vii sB1a with h sz s s1fs fs ] aid
@ IN Of peo and eG n Life %
IN 6e formation snterpr
1fns SS
the county making duty agcutura
sGs eSS that ss enable
sRt a fs The sb ga ssps s
levy otherwise and
Moneys as may county
BY ge s0 coy for
for y. % s dsts se s funds 9 81 by one
d0 WRA noy co 59 has and the past adopted asking
the . such y M
cOnsiD appropriation
WHEREAs there counties such
m sg Bd That 3 ii r a Ss as
the sd year Sn @ TO BE and R h A95 @ I % y
nf Fund ued only accerance
the II REs6LE @
slowing % e sSX ' ss end than sa0
D1'S0 lus '' 10y y (signed PETER sANbBEcK
Resolution Is Offered by Supervisor N M. Emmons
hereby authorized directed made from
being Villas Agricu
Society be used which will be for the benefit
Dated this 9th day of December d 1s1s r,nons
Resou No Chas. Backsom.
county
held by him the State Bank until the
the certificate of deposit general claims
penaes PSe Tcut court snd Whn paid
d e to h s' that @ tS
Of Aid Highway Fund money may be in his hands.
The of this resolution is provide funds for the purposes
county would have pay eight cent interest
'1 'D' '"' NN (signed) cHAs BACKsTRoM
Supervisor
No Offered by Supervisor Chas H. Kamke
RESOLVED by the board Of supervisors Of Villas County, Wis
papers published County,
and the Villas County News to submit proposition in writing for the
e same With the County Clerk on or before Dec l. 1918 on which
printing given to paper making price
And the County Clerk hereby authorized to have the printing done
(signed) CHAs H. KAMKE
Supervisor
Resolution No % Offered by Supervisor Ghas H Kamke - W.
be entered into between the County Board Of Supervisors
form the proceedings of the County Board at the
rate of Thirty cents Is 800 folio
file with the County Clerk printed the Board proceedings
news papers for the amount of such publication
CHAs H. KAMKE
Supervisor
Thursday, Dec
$50 o'clock A M.
Board of Supervisors o'clock A. NJ
called to order by the chairman. J. W. Pinch
Chas H. Kamke Mileage and per diem .....$ 2o6d
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19
w. B. RAYMOND,
CHAS. H. ADAMS,
Accountants,


On motion of committee
of
funds from June 1st 1913 to January 31s, 1914
RECEIPTS.
list, 1913.
To Amount Received Motor Vehicle
To Amount Reed
Reed T. Nemacheck,
61,5Oe53
DISBURSEMENTS
expended
Amount
By Amount expended Plum Road 99147
Amount
By Amount Boulder junction
By Amount expended Highway
all
$615O653
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19

John H. Hunter, Town of Pennington. Present.
]. w. Pinch, Town of Flambeau Absent.
Jas. L. Metz, Town of Phelps. Present
Fred Meloy, Town of Plum Lake Present.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19

TX
February Srd 1914.
After taking recess from Dec 12t the county board of supervisors
Feb 1914 300 o'clock NJ at the county clerks Office the court
mouse River called
following 20
Chas H. kamke, Town of Arbor
Peter Sandbeck, Town
N M Emmons, Town of Eagle River. Present
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19


this
% for The
o'clock P M.
this 18th of December, A D..
A BRADFORD,
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Express Appreciation

Resolutions adopted by the Eighth
Normal Institute district:
During the last two weeks We have
been the recipients Of 90 many kind
nesses and other marks'of respect that
we feel that It Is but fitting that
some public acknowledgement be
made by US.
We therefore take this means to
express our appreciation and thanks
for the courtesies shown US by the
people of Ordway. We feel that no
community has ever given US q more
enjoy able time.
We want especially to thank the
Ordway school board, the Ordway
teachers and the Thursday Afternoon
club for the receptions given 10 our
honor.
The generosity of the Commercial
Club and the business men as shown
Ia the delightful excursion given US
over Ord way and points OF interest 10
the county deserve particular men.
tion.
We wish also to thank the trustees
OF the Evangelical church and the
school board for the use Of their build
ings.
Not to be omitted are those who 80
freely responded 10 the matter OF fur
nishing music for the various occa-
siuns.
And finally we wish 70 thank the
community In general for the kind
nesses which we have received at their
hands during our stay In the city Of
Ordway.
(Signed), II. T. MITCHELL,
PAULINE LYTLE,
NELLIE Joy,
Committee.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Local and Personal

Mrs. ". B. Rodenhsuser spent
Tuesday In Pueblo.
DR.. E. o. McCleary left Saturday
for Iowa for 4 weeks visit.
Miss Zerus Bowers who has been at.
tending School At Shelby vile, Ind..
has returned to her home At Crowley
to spend the summer.
Miss Blanche Powell of Manzauola,
q teacher in the Sugar City schools,
has been the guest during the insti.
tute Of Miss Lena J. Kearns.
More Clark Jewel Stoves have ar
rived. Ask your neighbor about them
or come and zee them before buying.
The Ordway Trading Co.
Let US show you our Refrigerators
and Ice cream freezers-we can please
you. The Ordway Trading Co.
Miss Hattie Broadbent, who has
been teaching school IN Idaho, has
returned home for the simmer
vacation.
Gunter Patrick went TO Lamar the
first Of the week where he IL looking
after the dipping OF cattle and sheep
in that section OF the state. He is
Que of the state inspectors.
Mrs. Mary Holmes went to Pueblo
Wednesday to meet her brother. l.
Alternately OF New York. who will
visit her for few days. He will then
spend a few weeks elsewhere In the
state, returning here to visit for a
portion of the summer.
Mrs. T. P. Ward left Sunday fol
Minneapolis. Mimi, to visit with Mr..
Wards parents and her sister who
lives near there. Her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. o. Rinderman who have
been visiting here have gone to Yer
nal, Utah, to visit their daughter
there.
Learys have arranged to sell Olney
Springs water. 1t is piped to their
store and can be ordered and delivered
by them the same as groceries.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pendergrast en-.
tertained At their home last Thurs
day evening 10 honor of Miss Lor.
raine Williams. who left the first Of
this week for her summer vacation.
The guests we're the Misses Woodland,
Leary, Williams; Messrs. Nickel.
Crawford, Weir, Leary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Fountain, and little
Miss Josephine Hildrich who is visit
ing at the Pendergrast home.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

Chris Miller arrived from Canon
City Tuesday, returning home We'd
Desday.
Tommie Estes, son Of J. B. Estes,
went to Canon City Tuesday NOM
ing where he will remain for awhile.
Get butter cartons at the New Era
office. They keep butter fresh and
clean.
Harry Broader and family, son OF
Vim. Broadbent, county treasurer,
will arrive next week from his home
In Hammett, Idaho, for q visit Of
several weeks.
Learys will deliver Olney Springs
water to your home. Phone In your
order and It will be delivered the
same as groceries. This arrangement
will make 1t possible for you to use
good water.
Let US figure on your plumbing. We
can suit you and guarantee the job.
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
A Surprise Party

Miss Georgia Estes was surprised
last Saturday evening at her home by
q large number OF friends. The even.
ing was spent at various games 10
which every body took part. Refresh
ments we're served at 1890.
Those present were:
Misses Laura Doyle, Irene Lancas-
ter, Lucille Woodbridge, Susie Mick
cherry, Ruth and Ethelyn Dean, Lu-
cy Bouldin, Maggie and Gladys Car.
penter, Edith Case, Margaret Laude,
Rose ToIler, Vera Jackson. Francis
Bass. Nellie Trainor, Grace Bryant
and Georgia Estes.
Messrs. Percy Son, Dalbert and
Clyde Lee. Ray and Willie Edgar. Al.
va and Leslie Bouldin, Floyd Hens.el
Claude Kane, Harold Brooks, Gustis
and George Worker, Milton Bollacker.
Oscar Goetz and Tommie Estes.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

f. W. Helms who formerly resided
here is still greatly interested In
Crowley county and has had the New
Era sent to him. He asked about the
recent accident which befell the ball
boys at Cheraw.
Engraved or printed calling cards at
the New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

For SALE-Three or four teams Of
tne Percherou horses and mares,
weight from l400 to 100 pounds. All
sired by Pan Pan.
l also have Is to IS mich cows, all
gentle and broke to.milk. II you want
q good milk COW come and pick one
from q herd of mixers that have been
tried. Prices right. Phone Toltec
1893 +. G. Adams.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

For SALE AT BARGAIN-Or will
trade for good mich cows-Good work
team, weight about 23OO lbs, harness
and wagon. Mare has fine colt. Also
one good yearling. One 81 inch tire
heavy Studebaker wagon, good as
new. See Bsndimere & Scholtz, Sugar
City, Colo. Phone All.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Freeman to Wed

Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding OF Eliot N. Freeman, superiu.
tendent of public instruction Of Crow
ley county, to Miss Elnora Mitchell
Of Denver. The wedding is to take
place at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Mitchell
in Denver. at 8 o'clock Saturday even.
ing.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Personal

For exclusive styles In fancy work
call on Mrs. H. J. Miller. block west
of school house. second house north.
Auto, street and party caps, (crochet.
ribbon or metz Corsage boquets In
violets, rose and forget.me-nots; van.
ity bags. fancy girdles and buckles.
rose pins. crochet buttons. fancy ties
and hair ornaments In stock or
made to order at reasonable prices.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

G. A. Lsude Is having his residences
painted. He has made great many
improvements on this property and
added to Its value and to the attract
iveness OF that part of the city.
Cotton Seed Nut Cake for sale by
Tiedemann.-40-tf
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Good Stopping Place

The Hotel Ordway has a reputation
for good meals, clean beds and rea-
sonable rates. Conveniently located.
A. NJ. Breuaman, Proprietor.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

Cartons keep your butter fresh ana
clean. The buyers prefer butter IN
cartons in preference to other ways
OF putting it up. Get them at tine
New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Pasture
Money to Loan

SIX PER CENT LOANs-May be Sc
cured for improvement or other pur-
poses, on farms. orchard lands. bust.
ness or residence property and to ex-
tend or repay mortgages or other ex-
listing encumbrances. Terms attract
i've. special options. Correspondence
solicited, address 1877 Gas & Electric
Building. Denver, Colorado.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

Bee Hives and bee supers at half
price. Ready for your bees. d. q.
Ro berts.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

Ice cream salt for sale. Tiedemann
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

For SALE-At bargain, 5-passen.
ger REQ. 1918 model-good as new.
Must sell to make room for my new
cars. Ask for demonstration. J. @.
Cartwright, Rocky Ford, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

Ladies': All We ask 10 q chance to
show you our oil stoves. You will do
the rest. The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Lost or Stolen

LOST OR STOLEN Diamond ring.
Reward. Mrs. Ed TrainOr.
LosT-Man's pocket book contain.
ing over $50. Finder return to Geo.
Schneider or postoffice. Reward.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

HARVEST HANDS WANTED
Rush county wants $500 harvest
hands; 100 men and teams.
Headers with full crew to contract
for cutting wheat
Write at once to H. L. BAKER.
Sec'y Lacrosse Commercial Club.
Lacrosse. Kansas.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12

TOBACCO Statesmen WANTED.-EarD
500 monthly. Expenses. Experience
unnecessary. Advertise and take or
ders from merchants for a smoking
aud chewing tobacco, cigarettes, CT.
CARS. etc. Send &c stamp for full
particulars. Helmet Tobacco Co.,
New York, N. Y.
The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
Situations and Help

Farmers 10 need OF men for the
hay field will be assisted by leaving
word at this bank. Men looking for
work are coming 10 every day and we
will be glad to send them to you for
the asking. You ind service at the
CITIZENS STATE BANK.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-24

Some Of MlWaukee's newspapers
/ are making a tremendous effort to
arouse Milwaukee people to do
their trading in Milwaukee, and
from time 10 time give specific il
Illustrations showing how it viii pay
them to do so.
The spirit Of loyalty to home i'm
sdtuucle is invoked by them in the
aim to promote the business Of the
firms that advertise in their papers,
which of course is legitimate, but
they seem to forget that the stores
for which they put forth this effort
are always seeking the trade Of oth-
er communities in the state.
Now and then Milwaukee depart
ment stores promote selling cam
nuaas calculated TO induce. resiLcn# 5
Of other Wisconsin communities to
pass up their home stores and re
fuud the expense OF coming o Mil
wauGce TO those who paronfze the
~sofn stores that bid for outside
trade.
Perhaps no one VIII gainsay the
right or the proIrteiy Of bic city
stores saoiug as above mentioned. bu,
does it not go without saying that
the newspapers Of all other Wiscou-
sin cities owe it TO their communi-
ties to follow the pace set by the
Milwaukee newspapers referred to?
Newspapers that are cIassed as
country newspapers surely depend
in a large measure for their pros
perity on home advertising and on
the building up of home institutions,
but how can they expect their home
cities to prosper in full measure
unless civic pride at home is of such
kind as viii give preference al
ways to the things at home after all
proper elements are considered -
Wisconsin Retail Merchants Advocate
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-24
ASSES FORGED
CHECK; ARRESTED
Quick Work BY District At
torn8y and Police Land Check
F0rger a Few Minutes After He
Commits Crime.
ON Thursday S Daily

j rom IluISUaE S DAILY.
Bad Jasinski was arrested by Off
Ger Hewlett this afternoon as he was
buying medicine ia the Wood County
Drug store with money he had re
ceEc5 in7 change for a forged check.
Jasinsd purchased a suit Of clothes
valued at $25. from Abel & .PcdawiIta
He offered a check for $36.50 in pay
ment and received $11.50 in change.
The members of the firm were sus-
picious of the check an took it to
the First National Bank and had
them call up the Junction City state
Bank en- which the check was drawn
and the information received was tha
an 1Ir. Dix's checks were in tbs 5oQ
numbers. This check was numbered
2i1. District Attorney Cbas, e.
Briere was told OF the affair and
Immediately put the poll e and sher
if forces to work. The man was
caught within twenty-five mi u es
from the time he passed the check.
The check was made payable to e,
Brown and was signed by Frank Dix.
Mr. Dix $ a merchant at Junction
City
Jasinski claims 10 live in Junction
CITY He was taken before Judge Ed
n. PomafnyIIIe this afternoon and
the case was ad5 5oUrned until tomor-
row afternoon. The charge on which
JasinsId was arrested is forgery