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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04
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Soft Hats, Stiff Hats, New Blocks, New Shades
Priced $780, $780, $3.50, $500 and $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04

.Baftpd for Young U the ninth.
fButtcd for SuuuEe ln the ninth.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
ATTEMPTED SUI
eide near Vail
August Bandow sIashed Throat From
Ear to Ear With Knife,
But Will Recover.
ATTEMPT WAS MADE SATURDAY
Affair Took Place at Home Of His
Brother Mr.. Louie Bandow
Shortly After Suppe.'.

August Bandow, 80 years of age. at
tempted to commit suicide last Sat
urday evening at the home of his
brother, Louie Bandow, who lives
south of Vail. Bandow slashed his
throat from ear to ear, but fortunate
ly was discovered and a physician
called in time to save his life.
For the past ten days Bandow had
mistrustcd that all was not we'll with
him and had been watching his actions
fearing that the young man might
make an attempt to do away with him
self. Saturday the brother was very
melancholy and when the family sat
down to supper he would not cat and
after. sitting at the table a few mo-
ments got up and went upstairs to his
room. A few moments later means
were heard and Loiue Bandow rushed
upstairs to find his brother in the act
of cutting his throat with knife, and
before he was able to wrench the
knife from his hand he had slashed
his throat from ear to ear. Had the
knife been sharp he would have &C.
complished his purpose. but fortunate
ly the dull blade did not inflict a seri-
GUS wound. A physician was sum-
moned from Vail and the wound
dressed. Word from Vail yesterday
was to the effect that Bandow Is get
ting along nicely and will recover.
There seems to be no motive for the
desperate act of this young man. and
1t is believed that he. was in poor
health and brooding over this he be-
came melancholy, causing him to
make the attempt on his life while in
one of these moods. He has been a
hard working young man and held the
respect and esteem of the neighbOrs
and 1t WAS a great shock to all when
It was learned that he had attempted
suicide.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
SAD DEATH
AT DELOlT
Mrs. George vlnans, Who Came To
Crawford il, $3.50, Passed Away
Sunday, January 8.
WAS SICK ONLY a SHORT TIME
Complication Of Diseases CAused
Death Funeral Held Yesterday iii
Afternoon largely Attended. 4;

Deloit, Jan. 6-t Special to the Re.
view Sarah Sabina Nc Kim was born
I'M Chester county. Pennsylvania, on;
March 3, 1860, and died at her home
in Deloit. Iowa. Jan, 8 1916. as the
result of a complication OF diseases.
She came to Deloit with her fathers
family in the year A 500 and grew to-
w0manhood in this locality. On Sent
Is, 1879, she was united In marriage
with Mr.. George Winans. To- this
union were born three children. name
": Ray. Mrs. Faye Cilcher, now de-
ceased, and Mrs. NJ. O. & Myers. Sss:ssa'
Mr., and Mrs. Winans lived for many
years on their farm which they stills
own. two miles southeast of town.
Here they toiled together with sun.
shine and flowers. clouds and showers.
AtfeW years ago they retired from the
farm and moved to DelOit, where they
had built d fine home. Their son, Ray.
and wife took charge OF the farm
while Mr.. Winans daily Visited the old
home and assisted In the work. Mrs.
Winans was a member OF the i. p. 81
church. In Deloit and always filled her
place at the services when her health
permitted She was q lover s0f the
gospel and a great reader Mrs. Wins
ans was q loving wife and mother
and a kind ncighbor. always delighting
to help her friends or those In need.
/ One knew her but to love her. one
named her but to praise her. She will
be greatly missed by hsr two sisters
who were her daily companions and
the Willing Workers society and the
NJ. b. "A. lodge. Of which societies she
was a valued member. IL n ~ fs
Funeral services were held At the
L. d. S. church at 1880 p. M Tuesday,
Elder &c w Whey being in charge.
Elder James Baker. OF Des Moines.
preached the funeral sermoii. A very
large gathering of relatives aud friends
met to pay their last tribute Of respect
to the departed one. The singin was
In charge OF Miss EunIce Dobson. with
a quartet OF singers comp posed Of Mrs.
Edna Newcom. MISS Ruth Jordan and
Messrs. Guy Johnson and 10y Myers.
s The pail bearers we're Nj BTI
den, n q BrDga S,zEi 4 &
True. A. M. Gallahd and $. H0rI, The
floral .tfibutes, were beautiful incfua
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
HELD ON CHARGE
! OF FORGERY
Fred Loeffcl, Former City Marshal Of
Arion, Held on Serious Charge
In Harrison County.
S NOW m THE JAIL At LOGAN
Arrested After Detectives investigate
Passing Of Check Purporting to
be Signed by Albert Dirkhofcr

Dow City. Jan. 4. Especial to the
Iievicw. }-Mention was made In these
columns week or two ago about one
Fred Brown who cashed a check in
Dunlap for 1926, purporting to be sign
| cd by Albert Birkhofer. 1t was sent to
the Bank of Dow City where Mr.. Birk-
hofer promptly declared it forgery.
! A detective was at once called on tho
case and after a considerable invests
CATION OF different clews, he picked
out Fred Loeffel as the guilty man and
| he was arrested and is now VI Jail at
Logan. charged with the forgery: III
The bank officials at Dunlap, identi-
fed him as the man for whom tho
check was casiled. We are informed
that when the check was presented for
payment, the representation was made
that this Brown was DESTROYS Of be-
coming a customer at the bank, and
thus he took sos of the money max.
Ing deposit OF the other $2Osin Fred
Browns name. Mr.. Brown was intro.
duced to tho bank officials and In this
way, more than one of them saw the
man. II was noticed here that the
check was signed Alfred BirkhOfer,
when the latter only uses the initial
a. instead of his first name, in such
instances. Suspicious we're at once
directed to some of Mr.. Birkhofer'S
countrymcn. the Switzers. where's the
uame Alfred is used Instead of Albert
as he is known here. Mr.. L0effel has
lived here a number of years and was
city marshal at Arion at one TIME. lie
is man that has always been we'll
thought of. and many arc incredulous
that he is really the guilty party. We
are told that the handwriting Of the
forger and Mr.. Loeffel is wonderfully
alike.
Unless the man in custody secures
bail, it will be necessary for him TO
await the spring term Of court for a
hearing We trust that the guilty
party whoever he is. may be made
to pay the penalty for the crime and
that If the man in Jail charged with
the offense Is not guilty he may have
some means OF clearing himself. ~
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
passed around and not left to the con-
troll OF Boss Caswell.
Board Elects Chairman.

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The board Of supervisors met in the
Supervisors room at the court house
Saturday morning and the two new
members, Henry Kolls, of Denison
who takes the place of ]. T. Carey, and
Hans Hagge, of Charter Oak, who was
elected to the place of Ed Ebert, sub
mitted their bonds, which were
promptly approved, and the new board
at once commenced work. The first
matter that came up for consideration
was the election Of chairman and as
Ed Ebert, the old chairman, went out
of Office, Mr.. Martin Nehls was elect
ed to this important position. The
board being fully organized, they pro
ceeded to approve the bonds of the
county officers. The appointments of
deputies was next taken up and dis
posed OF.
John Costello Deputy Sheriff.
The only change at the court house
was that OF deputy sheriff. and as Mr..
James O'Meara did not caro- to hold
the Office for another year. Sheriff
Cummings appointed Mr.. John Costel-
10 to fill this position. Without a
doubt Mr.. Costello will make fine
deputy.
Committee Appointments.
At the meeting Of the board held on
Monday the following committees
were appointed.
John Hagge to look after the affairs
of Hayes, East Boyer, Nishnabotny
and Iowa townships.
0kp II hrlv
Milford and West Side.
H. c. kolls-Otter Creek. Goodrich,
Denison and Paradise.
Hans Hagge: Morgan, Soldier. Char.
ter Oak and Hanover.
Martin DISQUALIFICATION. Union,
Boyer and Willow,
The board appointed the auditor. p.
j. POrtz. to purchase and contract for
supplies for the court house and jail.
H, C. Kolls was appointed to over.
see the poor in the city Of Denis0n.
Martin Nehls will have charge of
the paying of the county officers.
{. A committee, composed of John Hol-
land, John Hagge and Hans Hagge.
will look after the affairs Of the cOun-
ty home and purchase coal for the
county home and court house heating
nlant.
Fishel Re-Appointed.
County Engineer H. B. Fishel was
by the board. which is a
fitting recognition OF the good work
that he has been doing in the county.
Mr.. Fishel takes great pride in the
county road work and we venture the
that there is not county
in the state that has better ehgi-
neering staff than has Crawford.
o::y Grante6 Extension.
As the. oitice OF county superintend-
en- .qf schools has been taken out u,
politics and Nhis once filled at the
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Martin Nehls, Chairman; John
Hagge, John Holland, Hans Hagge. H.
G. KOlls.i
County Auditor ~. p. j. Portz
Deputy .s...,.......:.. NJ, j. Collins
County Clerk ..s.J. w. Monaghan
Deputy ~. .......... Frank Faul
County Treasurer ..... Louie Evers
Deputy a..t..... So. John Hugo
County Recorder .....W. A. Cramer
Deputy ~. j. -. ....... l.. B. Romans
County Sheriff II. J. Cummings
Deputy ........ John Costello
County AttOr1eN $500. Andrew Bell
County Enginders 1900. H. B. Fishei
Supt. Of Schools ,....... F. N. Olry
Not much of q demonstration was
made Of the court house last Saturday
when the change lin the administra-
ton Of the Offices Of the county was
made as the new officers who were
elected In almost every, instance are
thoroughly familiar with their duties.
One OF the notable features of the
change In the administration is the
fact that with few exceptions the Of
fees are in charge of the men who
have spent several terms in their
places. In two instances the deputies
were elected as officers and they iii
turn appointed the old officers Ntheir
deputies. This wasidone in the clerks
and auditors ofiiccs!t p. J. Portz, the
new auditor. appointed M. j. Collins
as jhis deputy and ]. w. Monaghan an
pointed Frank Faul as deputy clerk,
Mr.. Collins has been county auditor
for twelve YEATS, while Frank Faul
has held the Offitpsot clerk for about
the same number ~ years. Editor
Caswell, boss Df the democratic ma
chine In this county, does not intend
to lose HIS grip on the patronage of
these Offices by allowing other demo-
Gratis to get q l00k iii At the pie count
81, but BY Juggling the old Officers
% deputies he ANe failed to. make
meny friends ann Hg the rank and file
Of his party 1t sfs~ trne that the men,
who are now lin Office are efficient and
dlAsTedt 1epafaaief}s cf tie county
government but prominent 'deAtoctats1
Ut NJ flu1 ssAO ulds ~
HfrSs m. n St -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

81 pepperll shcetisg priced at 231c per yard
1O-4 peppcrll shcetins priced at 24tc per yard
Unbeached Shecting 9-4pepperl sheetns, unbleache
priced at 2lc
Pillow Tubinss. 40 inch Androscosgin pillow tubing
priced at l6ic per yard.
AZ inch Anchor pillow tubing priced l9sc per yard
As inch Bridal pillow tubing priced at l9sc per yard
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
Musins, Sheetings and Pillow Tubings in All Grades

The prices this white goods 10 based &c cotton the
cheapest have knowa BE- Il will be your
lay in supply that will last you at least
Fruit II the loom bsached muslin priced at Sc yard
Lonsdale bsaehed muslin psiesd At Sic per yard.
Saxoav bsaeked muslin priced while il lasts Sic yard
Fine eabe extra high quality would retail regular Ice
per yard, priced at Sc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Mr.. j. N. Leslie, of Orchard, Nebras-
ka, who formerly lived near Dow City,
writes the Review that his daughter.
Miss Cora. was united in marriage to
Mr.. Henry Schmidt, OF Wisner, Neb.
on the 9th OF December. An account
OF, ihe Eelldng has been furiitshed the
Review which no doubt will be OF in
tarest TO their many friends in the
western part of the county:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Nansook while il lasts regular 1Sc value, priced l24c
Uableached Muslns. PcpperIl, sold by most all
chants from loo l2.c yard Priced for this sale only
while il lasts at Sic.
Half Ble.ched MssIin Areguar i2c seller priced &c
per yard
Ble.ehed sheesiss.. 81 pepper .hee.as priced 2le
per yard.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

value priced at Soc
that stock It is made up of high ade Eng
lish nansook fitted with short sleeves of shadow lace
Edges trimmed with high grade beading with q
fancy colored ribbon This 81 so value priced $19
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
Corset Covers Of All Descriptions

Our No. 1909 Corset Cove. This 10 made up in high
quality nansook, trimmed with eyeet embroidery around
the top and the sleeve hole with blue ribbon
This 10 q wonderful value priced at 49c.
Our No. 1852 Corset Cover This is made up il high
grade nansook and has the hand embroidered 'front.' The
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
Drawers All Descriptions Specially Priced White Our Goods Sale

well set pattern smooth fitting the hips and medium
width Sizes from ~ TO II. Priced at SEC.
Lot No. made up Of sheer nansook, has the hand
brodercd edge and shown with the hand embroidered
bow knot and sprays Priced at 69c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Lot No. s about dozen drawers. large and full
Everyone is 4 different pattern, priced at A9c.
Lot No. 2. dozen drawers made up in long cloth and
finished with fancy embroidered edge These made
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Ladies Extra Size Night made in good quality
nainsoolk, sxe II to 70 priced at 9Se each
Ladies' Night Gowns No. $780, shown in the embroidery
yoke and buitoned front. Made up in good grade Of
nansools, priced At 1888.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Our No. IS Ladies Drawers extra large and full. made
retail 3O priced during White Goods sale at &c.,
About Is dozen ladies' drawers being offered at
this time and are divided into three different lots.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

edges trimmed with high grade val lace and with
high grade ribbon. Priced az SOC.
Our No Corset Cover. Tkis shown with the short
sleeve made from che ater;e Sleeve ends and yoke
finished with high grade val lace and the yoke lac.
with fancy silk ribbon This exceptionally good
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
Mr.. Miller, the manager of the NUM-

MI. MlileI, the manager oil the mun1-
Iciple light plant. and his crew of work
men have been busily engaged in get
ting the patrons switched sover from
the old plant to- the new iiilring the
past week, TheyRdid not undertake
to make the change All at one time but
took certain sections of the city and
for while both tlie Did and new plants
were furnishing tast Asiuice." 1t was no
small task to make he schange and it
was necessary to eiaangc every meter
in the city beforealje new direct cur
rent could be used Tho work was
carried on without much trouble arts
| ing and now EVERYONE in the city is
being supplied BY Che new plant. In
the Review ofIicetsfwo new electric
motors have becninsialled. one for the
linotype machine, and one for the big
Duplex press1 tn motor for the
press is Of tho M horsepower type
and is installed in 4 pit alongside the
machine. The motor now drives the
press at a speed 81 1000 papers an
hour and ii necessary this speed may
be increased to 5000 an hour The new
motor has been given a thorough try
out this week aid yesterday over
$500 papers were Eprinted' without a
hitch of any kind. FFhe plant has been
handicapped sincefthc press was in
stalled on account of not having a
motor powerful enough to drive 1t but
with the new equiphient there should
be no reason for trouble of this kind.
II guarantees fund will bring the
next tremen's touT43ment to Denison
the business men Or the city propose
to secure 1t by putting up a guaran-
tee that will certais1y have some in
Ffuencc at the meeting of the district
ifiremen, to be held IN the near future.
Messrs. James Mitchell. A. f. Lyman
and Gail RichardsoG. who were APP
pointed by the local iiremen to circu
late petition for the guarantee fund.
started out yesterday afternoon and
before evening had Secured Il pledge
Of over $4,000. The committee is en-
dcayOring to pledge the sum OF $1,000
and they believe that it will be pos
sible. for every Business man they
called on was only too glad to help
the good cause along and pledged
amounts ranging from $1.OO up to 500.
The last firemen's tournament held
in Denison was a success financially
and not one OF the guarantors was
called upon to make good his pledge,
and we believe thatsif Denison is for
-tunate enough to- secure the coming
tournament that the showing can be
repeated.
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle returned
home the first Of theweek from Sioux
City where she spent several days Wis
iting relatives. Miss kuehnlc expects
to leave the latter part OF next week
Tor an extended 81 q e, l'ip mt will
visit Wellesley college Where she
graduated last spring, She will visit
In Boston, New York and Washington
h<>f~ ~A..p,~ , = l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
W. o. w. INSTALLATION. .
Joint installation Held Saturday Eve
ming at Lodge Room II, Saggau
Build;ng-large Attendance

The Woodmen of the World and
i Woodmen Circle held their annual
joint installation on Saturday evening
January End. About 300 people were
present including members and their
families. s
The w. o. w. took charge first and
with Past Council commander. John
ISilletto, ST.. as installing officer, were
taken through The usual form OF in
|stallation. ss III y. 81,
The ladies' of the W. G. then pro
Iceeded with their work. Mrs. Helen
Johnstone acting as their installing
IoGfcer. Il s s,s Z, u 81 s.
The drill team. in charge of the
Asst. Captain, Mrs. Anna Chritensen,
assisted with the degree work and
were very highly complimented on the
liable manner In which they carried i
through.
Immediately following this. Mrs.
Jennie Armstrong In a few pleasing
words. presented Mrs. Il. B. Thomp-
son with pretty cut glass dish in
appreciation of hei, capable work as
musician. Mrs. Grace Sprecher then
tapproached the clerks station and in
| a witty and very Omplimentary
speech, presented 1 Mrs Armstrong
with d beautiful cut glass bowl. Mrs.
Armstrong has been the clerk of the
w. C.. for the past eight years and
deserves much credit for her efficient
work. ~
The committee in charge then serv-
ed very fine lunch, and, after that a
program. consisting Of vocal and In
strumental solos and readings and a
speech by Sow. G. Z. Caswell, was Civ
en- and greatly enjoyed by all
The meeting adjourned at late
hour and all left with the feeling that
this was one Of the best Of the many
good times enjoyed by friends OF these
fraternal orders.
Paul Boylan. who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Boylan.
during the Christmas vacation. depart
ed Monday evening for Ames to re-,
sumo his school work at the state Ag-
ricultural college. Paul is strictly up
against 1T however. for when he arr
rived at Ames and had his trunk taken
to his room, upon opening 1t he found
that the trunk contained nothing but
women's wearing apparel. Upon a
closer investigation he discovered that
the trunk was the property OF Mrs.
Adam Sneckloth. who left yesterday,
morning for Whittier. Calf. and in
some manner his trunk had been
checked to Whittier while hers was
sent to Anics. The railroad company
Is now STRENGTHENING ont the mixup
and hope TO- have the trunke exchanged
with all possible haste but Paul writes
his father that no will carry his clothes
hereafter IN a handbag as he doesn't
relish tho idea OF being without extra
r1Ot hoe
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

derry trimmed Made up fine sheer nainsock trimmed
with fancy ribbon and bows match Priced at $3.50
Extra High Quality Lingerie sets. made up Of nainsook
hand embroidered edge and front match. Set is
For set of four at 33.48.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
NiRht Gowns in Muslins al

Ladies' Night GOWNS No 5l8s with tucked yoke and
buttoscd front Priced at gSc.+
No 5226 Ladies' Night Gown, shown in the slip over
style aud embroidered 'front.' Pficed retail 80c.
Priced for this week only at SIC.
Ladies' Night Gown shown the fancy lace and embro
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

Tine Small Boy might nots,liatgs been
SO anxious for, Christmas If he had
prudently forseen all the letters Of
thanks that would have TO be written.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
new OFFICIALS
TAKE Up DUTIES
No Demonst alton Marked Changing Of
County Officials at the Court
+ . House Saturday
SUPERVISORS APPROVE BONDS
Martin NchIs Elected Chairman Of the
Board Of Supervisors-o Officers
Appoint Their Deputies.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
/. Board Of Supe.yisors.

Martin Nehls. Chairman; John
Hagge, John Holland, Hans Hagge. H.
O. Knlls
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