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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
INTERESTING NEWS
FROMOVER OREGON

w. Brewer, Portland; John Rigpy
Vale. and A. NJ. Crawford, Salem.
County Judge Maloney, who could
have held office two years longer, in
accordance with ruling of the su.
preme court. resigned In favor of
Charles w. Marsh. who defeated T.
r. Gilliiand for the office in the No.
vember election, and who wac appoint.
ed to the position by Governor West.
The legislative committee Of the
state editorial association met in Port.
land and decided to recommend to the
association that 1t approve law re-
quiring a uniform rate on all pubiica.
tions required by law. and that the
unit OF charge be the line of type,
rather than the linear measurement
Innocent purchasers of lands within
the Benson and Hyde school sections
will be given confirmatory deeds to
the property on payment to the state
OF $3.50 an acre II the provisions OF q
resolution adopted by the state land
board become effective. The interior
department will be asked to approve
the plan.
Representative Hawley, since his re.
turn to Washington. has been labor.
Ing with the forest service trying TO
expedite action on the classification
OF lands In the various forest reserves
In his district, and especially the sius-
law reserve. from which he hopes TO
have eliminated a considerable area
in Lincoln county.
That the state may be saved $780,.
900 by doing away with the census
this year seems probable. Az q result
OF the suggestion OF Secretary OF State
OIcott to abolish the census, which
has been taken every 10 years since
1865. the secretary has received as.
surances that bill will be introduced
making the new law effective May 10
OF this year.
The state highway commission has
placed a petition. presented TO II by
the citizens Of Columbia county, ask
Ing for the removal OF State Highway
Engineer Bowlby. ON file without dis.
cussion. The signers OF the petition
charged the state highway engineer
with extravaganza and incompetency
In the construction OF roads In Co
lumbia county.
Pronouncins the present law provid.
Ing that the fiscal year shall com.
mence on the first day Of January OF
each year. and that II shall close on
the day preceding the first day OF the
same month unsatisfactory and unbus-
Secretary OF State olcott in
his biennial report TO the legislature
that II be amended to
read that the fiscal year shall com.
mence on the first day Of July of each
year. and close on the thirtieth day OF
June.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
IDAHO LEGISLATURE
WORKING IN EARNEST
Both Branches Get Down
to Business---COmmit-
tees Are Named.

Doise.-The two branches OF the Ida
no legislature got down TO real busl:
ness Monday, when the committees
we're named In the house by Speaker
Conner and the introduction OF bills
began. Up TO Monday the only bills
introduced were for various county d.
vision schemes.
The prohibition issue is the absorb
ing topic In legislative circles. The
declaration OF Governor Alexander In
favor OF the enactment OF a statewide
prohibition law. TO become effective
January I, 1916. came as complete
surprise even TO the leaders OF his
own party.
Governor Alexander gave as his rea-
son for advocating the enactment OF
Q law not set forth In his party plat.
form the changed conditions arising
out OF the voting OF Oregon and Wash
Ington dry. With Idaho's western
nsighbors dry and this state wet. he
argued. the border towns would be-
come the rendezvous OF the liquor
traffic. He therefore asked that the
state be made dry by legislative enact
ment on the same date that the sa-
looms will be abolished in the two
states TO the west.
Embsxxlement 10 Investigated.
Next to prohibition. legislative In
terest centers In the situation result
Ing from the embezzlement OF state
funds by o. v. Allen. former state
treasurer. and Fred NJ. Coleman. his
deputy. both OF whom are now serv-
ing terms In the state penitentiary.
Governor Alexander has recommended
that no action be taken until the re-
port OF w. II. Gleason. the expert who
is at work on the books OF the treas
ury department. is presented.
Plan New Counties.
The bill establishing Benewah. the
proposed county to be created out OF
part OF Kootenai county. with st. Ma
riss as the county seat. was intro
duced by Hunt and Hull In the house.
Bills providing for the birth OF Buhl
county out OF Twin Falls county. with
Buhl as the county seat. and Payette
county out OF Canyon county. with
Payette as the seat OF government.
were also introduced. Although over
whelmingly defeated at the November
election by voters Of Lewis and Idaho
county. the proposed county OF seIway
will not be downed and has again
made an appearance. this time among
the north Idaho legislators. in the
form OF Endorsements from the Com
mercial club OF Kooskia. which is the
proposed county seat OF the new coun-
ty.
The house inaugurated new plan
for handling bills by adopting rule
creating sitting committee, the CANT
let OF which all bills introduced must
run before reaching the house floor 10
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be considered.
The legislature was asked 10 mem
orialize congress protesting against
undue increase In armament. to so
licit Its good offices to secure a ces-
sation OF European hostilities and to
aid In the consummation of a world
peace. The memorial was introduced
by Senator Bowman. socialist,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
washington TO VOTE
ON new WET ACT
Hotel Mems Anti-Prohibi-
ton Act to Come Be-
fore the Voters.
Especial to The Argus.)

Olympia. Wash.-Secretary OF State
Howell completed the official canvass
OF petitions for initiative measure No.
IS. the hotel mems anti-prohibition
law. finding 45.361 valid signatures,
1885 more than the number pre-
scribed by law.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
BELGIAN RELIEF
SHIP ASHORE
Part of 100000 Food Car
. 60 Will Have to Be
Thrown Out.
Especial to The Argus.)

Norfolk. va.-Wreckers seeking TO
float the Maryland Belgian relief
steamer John Hardie. ashore In ches-
apeake bay near Old Point Comfort.
reported that a part OF the vessels
100000 food cargo would have to be
removed before she could be pulled
off.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
CAPTAIN
IS HELD9PRISONER
Especial to The Argus.)

London.-Captain Won Muller. com
msnder of the German cruiser Emden.
has arrived In England and is pris-
oner in one OF the officers detention
camps In Wales. The place Of his In
ternment 10 being kept secret
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14

Thomas Stewart Of Burns passed
through here on his way from Port
land. where he has been for the past
month.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
WAzNEDECYZYE
MA BAkkANLE.
X. WEOdzimierz hr. Led6ChOwski, S. D.,
General zgrOm Xxx. JGzu16W'

Bawi obecne Szwajcaryi gdze ak dOniosfy niedawne
teIegramy miaf dfuga konferencye ksiecem buelo-
wen, parlamentarzem nemieckim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
StanowiskO Papieia.
Interview X. TalconiO.

RZYM, 20 listopada. - Wsrod
stale milczacego oficyalnego "a
chowania sic Watykanu i stoja--
cych blisko niego - wyjatek
stwarza ogfaszany przez dzisiej-
sze telegrany Prasy Stow. inter
view prasowy kardyna}a x. Dio-
mede Falconio, kt6ry o stanowi-
sku OLGA Sw. powiedzia}, CO ma
Stepuje: ,Stanowisko Stolicy Sw.
wobec caIej wojny obecnej jest
scisle neutralne; stanowisko to W
rozmaitych okazyach i okoliczno-
Sciach bywa niewiaSciwie rozu-
miane - g8ownie z tel przyczy--
ny, IL panuje do znacznego stop,
MA opinia taxa, ze Papiez Bene-
dykt jest nieomal oczekiwany i
lpatrywany, jako przyszfy Sc
dzia - rozjemca stron walcza--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
Ma WSCHODNIM | zACHOONIM
.GADANIA POK 10 " {.
StanoWisIeo Papiexa.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

cych, ktory rozstrzygnie, gdzie
sfusznosc, gdzie jest nies1usz-
nose. Gdyby Papiez wyrazii sic
w jahkolwiek sposob chocby ze
swa osobista opinia prywatna,
natychmiast wyciaganoby stad
wnioski, IL stale on po tel, lub
owej stronie. Ojciec Sw. ME mia1
wiadzy, by wojne wstrzymat
odwrocic: ami pred wybuchem
jej, ami tez nigdy podczas jej
trwania ME przedkIadano mu
przyczyn spraw, kt6re 6w stra-
szny wywo}afy konflikt, - ME
moze przeto owej roll sedziego
przyjmowae. Papiez mdsi zacho-
wywac jak najScisIejsza, absolut-
na bezstronnoSe i neutralnosc, w
przeciwnym razie utraciIby wpiy-
wy ma rzecz pokoju."
Sytuacya ma Balkanie.
Bukareszt, 20 istopada. -
Rumunia staneia mad przepascia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
RUMUNlII ! GRECY|
SERBSKA ARMIA OTOCzONA.
z WLOSKIEGO TEATRU WOJNY.
REJDY AWIATYCZNE.
TERENIE WALK.

- decyzyi wojennej: spodziewa-
ia sic w tych dniach, moze dzi-
siaj jeszcze postanowienia, czy
.Runnunia stanie po-stronie Sprzy'
mierzonych, czy po stronie Me
mice. Kr6l Ferdynand zwolai ma
rade wojenna wszystkich wybit-
niejszych politykow swego kra-
ju, posi6w, senatorow, nawet bur
mistrzow miast wazniejSzych -
ia koronna rada wojenna zwo1a-
ma zostaia ma wniosek premiera
Bratiano, ktory podobno gotow
jest zrezygnowac, jezeli sic Okla
ze niemozliwem, by Rumunia po-
zostaia neutralna. Rumunia zas
istotnie ME bedzie mog1a pozo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20

stac neutralna - jak sic wydaje:
znajduje sic ona pomiedzy nlio-
tenn a kowad1em - z jednej stro-
ny Rosya nagromadzifa wojs!sa
mad granica rumunska, z drugiej
Austrya grozi inwazya i notami.
Podobno nawet juz Niemcy Au =
strya ultimatum Rutnunii pos}a-
1y,a nawet jest doniesienie, IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
Zamet " Grecyi.

= Ateny, 20 listopada. - w Gr..
cyl zamet i niepewnoSc wytwa-
RIA stan zdenerwowania powsze-
chnego, kt6re stale sic juz ME do
zniesienia a.: z wielu miast dono-
sza O rozruchach zaburzeniach.
Pisma donosza, il Sprzymierzeni
iu4 przys1ali rzadowi greckiemu
ultimatum, ale wieSc ia ME Jest
stwierdzona. Ogolne panuje prze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
Katoiclie pisrno W sprawie dziecka
Bolingerow.
ECZEKUCYA HlLLSTROMA.
Walka O Herrnosillo.
DEBS ODRZUCA NOMINACYE.
Nova fabryka arnunicyi.

wink Reber, pomimo don1agah sis
oficerow korpusu awiatycznego,
sprzeciwia sic wprowadzeniu no.
wych maszyn. Aeroplany, kto-
'rych obecnie W korpusie awiaty-
cznym uzywa sic, nazywa Macau-
ley ,,latajacemi pu1apkami smiee-
ci", kt6re calkiem niepotrzebnie
pozbawiiy zycia porucznik6w
Moss Love j Kelley. u
Wotec tych zarzutow sekre-.
tarz wojny Garrison postanowA
przeprowadzic gruntowne sledz-
two, kt6re wykaze, o lie So ono
uzasadnione jake zmiany nale-
zy w korpusie awiatycznym "a
prowadzic.
KATOLICKIE PISMO w O.
BRONZE ORA. HAISELDENA
Baltimore, Md. 90 listopada. -
, The Baltimore Catholic Review"
Pismo publikowane pod kontrola
]. E. ks. Kardynala Gibbonsa, pi-
sze We wczorajszym numerze:
Mkt ME jest obowiazany do
przyk}adania nadzwyczajnej tro-
ski o zycie: Operacya jest $rod-
klein nadzwyczajnym i Mkt rie
popeinia moralnego biedu, gdy
odmawia poddania sic operacyi.
yRezultaty operacyi powaz-
nych So zawsze niepewne, bez
wzgledu ma to, jak bieglym mo-
ze bye lekarz. Dlatego "a czesto
sic zdarza, ze operacye wykona-
ne wsrod pomyslnych nawet o.
kolicznosci, ME udaja sic pacy-
ent umiera. Operacye uwaza sic
ogolnie jake srodki ostatecznego
ratunku. Mona usprawiedliwid
lekarza, jesli ME probuje opera
cyl.
YSzczeg6iy wypadku W Chica-
60 ME So wszystkie znane. De-
formacya dziecka (Bollingerow)
mogia bye TAXA, re operacye trze-
baby byio uwazae, jake bardzo
nadzwyczajny srodek przediuze-
MIA zycia.
Dlatego ME nalezy nikogo ga,
mic, jesli pozwolono dziecku UNI
rec, pozostawiajac wszystko ma
turze. DR.. Haiselden ME byt O.
bowiazany podejmowaG sic opera
cyi."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20

wojska austryaclie juz do Runu-
nil wroczyiy zajeiy wyspe ma
Dunaju, Hurawai, nalezaca do
Rumunii, ale potwierdzenia VIE
Sci tel niema. Pisra rumunskie
wzywaja Rad ably sic jail polityh
czynu ME zwlekania i wahania, w
kraju panuje wysoce wojenna O.
PIMA, zyczliwa Sprzymierzonym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20

Ze eSprawPolskic
Trubeckij o przyszlej Polsce.

PIOTROGR0D, 20 l. - Kniaz Engenusz Trubecki,
OstatnO Obrany czOnkiem Ray Pa1stwa Oswiadcza in
terwiewie, czy tei arykue prasOwym, IT, nteresy ROsy
POIsi So scisIe ze sOba zwiazane; P0LSKA NIEZAWI
SLA Cd NIEMIEC W ZUPELNOSCI, WOLNA o lie MO-
zNOSCI KOMPLETNE NIEPODLEGEA, JEST zASADNI-
GO NIEZBEDNA OLA NIEPODLEGLOSCI ROSYI Zajecie
POsk przez Niemcy, bylOby pierwszym krOkiem do pO
dziau ROsy pOniewai Nemcy chciwie pOiadaja Litwy,
prOwncyi mad Baykiem, nawet czesci wybrzeiy Nora
CzarnegO". ..
(Znanlienne to wgpowiedsenie sic Tfube-
ckiego = ME wienlg ID jaltich padSo okohcsno-
Sciach, Csekac 2 UNaSnieniami Dgpddd ma
DT0Se krQioWQ... Prgpp. Red ID. CD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
NEBRASKA POPIERA BUR-
MISTRZA THOMPSONA.

Omaha, Nebr. 20 istopada. -
Wybitni republikanie wniesli do
sekretarza Stanu petycye z zada-
MEM usuniecia nazwiska sedzie-
60 Hughesa jake kandydata pre-
zydencyalnego W r. 1916, wpi-
sania jake kandydata do nomi-
nacyi chicagoskiego burmistrza
Williama H. Thompsona. Row
noczeSnie John o. Yieser, ktory
podal W Lincoln petycye o nomi-
nacye dla Teodora RooseVelta,
wycofai ia, wobec czego prawdo'
podobnem sic wydaje, re wszyscy
repub1ikanie z Nebraska popra
zgodnie Thompsona.
L Kansas City, gdzie Thomp-
son bawif, gdy wiadomosc o tenn
60 doszla, donosza, De przylai on
ia widocznem zadowoleniem.
Poczatkowo partya jego oswald
czyla sic "a senatorem Sherma--
mem, O Thompsonie mySlano ia
ko O kandydacie .ewentualnym,
W razie gdyby ma konwencyi re-
publikahskiej zaden Z kandyda-
tow wymienianych ma pierwszym
planie ME m6g} pozyskac dla Sic
bic wiekszosci.
Harry B. Miller, prokurator
miejski i wybitny poplecznik
burmistrza, wyrazil sic: ,,Thomp-
son i my wszyscy jesteSmy "a
senatorem Shermanem, lecz ami
on ami my ME mozemy poradzit
ma to, co robi narod W Nebrasce.
Jest to pieknie." James a Pugh o.
Swiadczyl: .Jestem "a kazdym u
rzedem dla Billa, jaki on tylko
zechce przyjat. Lud W Nebrasce
okazuje zdrowy sad o sprawie.
Zaden cziowiek w zyciu publicz-
mem nie jest tax sumiennym jak
burmistrz Thompson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
ROTEST w SPRAWIE
KONTRABANDY.

Washington, 20 listopada. -
Protest amerykanski> przeciwko
umieszczeniu wszystkich niemal
artykufow handlu ma liscie kor-
trabandy wojennej wystosowany
zostanie nie tylko do WielkieJ
Brytanii pahstw z nia sprzymie-
rzonych, ale takze do Niemiec i
Austryi. w stosunku do Mich
bedzie miai on jednak znaczenie
wlaSciwie tylko formalne - wo-
bee faktu, re ich krazowniki i
wieksze okrety wojenne stoja NJ
kotwicy W portach, ma pelnerl
morzu So czynne tylko ich nury.
Ze wzgledow formalnych pro-
test musi bye jednak wyslany i
do Niemiec, ktore idac W sla ty
Wielkiej Brytanii, zamiescily ma
liScie kontrabandy bardzo wiele
towarow caikiem bezprawnie i
samowolnie, chociaz wiedzia,y,
re dowozowi ich dla Sprzymierzo
nych zapobiedz ME beda W stanie.
SEKREARZ WOJNY WDRo-
zY sLEDZTWO.
Washington, 20 listopada. -
Theodor C. Macauley, ktory swe-
go czasu zdobyl rekord amery-
kanski w locie aeroplanem ra
wysokosc, postawii powazne "a
rzuty niedbalstwa i niekompeten-
cyl przeciwko pufkownikowi Ee.
berowi kapitanowi Cowanowi z
korpusu awiatycznego. Wedle
n.ego aeroplany wojskowe So
uzytecznyni antykami, puiko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20
HILLSTROM WCZORAI
STRACONY.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 20 listo.
pada. - Wczoraj rano odbyla
sic egzekucya Jozefa Hillstroma,
mordercy Johna Morrisona i je-
go syna. Wedle ustaw Stanu T.
tab skazany ma prawo wybrac
rodzaj smierci, ktory wolf: powie-
szenie albo rozstrzelanie. Hill.
strom wybraf to ostatnie. Pieciu
ludzi daio do niego ognia, celu-
jac W SERGE. Padi zabity ma miej-
scu. Me ocalily mu zycia, ami
pogrozki Przemysiowych Robo--
tnikow Swiata, ami zabiegi A.
merykahskiej Federacyi Piracy,
ami dwukrotne prosby prezyden-
ia Wilsona.
q POLA WALK w MEXYKU.
Nogales, Ariz. 20 listopada. -
Urzednicy Will otrzymuja o via
domose o zacietej walce, jaka cd
przedwczoraj toczy sic o posia-
DAME Hermosillo, stolicy Stanu
Sonora. Bitwa ma kierowaG sam
Villa. z kwatery jego donosza, ze
podkomendny Carranzy general
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20

konanie, il je5li Grecya ME zde-
cyduje sic popierac ;Sprzymierzo-
nych, to natychmiast wazne kro-
XII przeciwko niej beda podjete
przez Anglie, Wlochy i Francye.
Faktycznie kroki takie juz pod
jeto, wstrzymujac wyw6z po-
trzeb wszelkich Francyi do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-20

(Dokohezenie :. ctr, 4tejl.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-17
ST. LOUIS MAY GET
G. 0. P. MEET TOO
Two Great Parties To Make
Missouri Battle Ground
Next Year.

Washington, Dec. 13-TOnight st.
Louis apparently has the Republican
National convention within its grasp.
It's champions claim enough pledged
votes on the first ballot to land the
prize.
If the National Republican Com
mittec does formally accept st. Louis,
and every indication tonight points
that way, it will be on the avOwed
ground that by so doing the Repub-
licans accept the Democratic chal-
lenge to fight for Missouri.
Friends of Col. Roosevelt are pull
ing for Chicago. The true signiti-
canoe Of choosing st. Louis would be
the first reverse for the Bull Moose
chief and his followers have re-
turned to the Republican fold.
Mayor Henry Kiel and former Con-
gresham Bartholdt are on the
ground canvassing among the Nation
al Committeeman. Bartholdt today
gave out this statement:
Former Representative Bartholdt of
St. Louis, in sizing upthe situation
said today: "If such prominent Demo
ocrats as Speaker Clark and Senator
Reed told the Democratic committee
its meeting should go to st. Louis if
the Democrats hoped to carry Mis-
souri, in the next election, there is
more reason that the Republican CON-
mittee should select st. Louis for our
gathering. Missouri is a doubtful
state, and if the Republican conven-
ton should be held in st. Louis / feel
sure We can land the state in the Re-
publican Column novt November
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-17
PARADE IS FEATURE OF
SCHOOL DEDICATION

A school chidrcn'S parade will be
feature Of the dedication exercises Of
the now Central High School building
next Thursday and Friday.
The parade will commence it,
march at o'clock Thursday afternoon
and go from Pacific and Broadway to
Main street, thence to Spanish street,
Ciood Hope and return to Pacific
trcct and the school building at the
cad Of Mcrriwethcr street on Pa
ific.
The pupils and students Of the
'arochial schools rs we'll as the Nor
nal School have been invited to par
icipate in the parade feature.
Thursday and friday afternoons,
he new building will be open from
3:15 to p. in. for the inspection by
he public Friday night formal ex-
ercises will be held in the new audi
-orium Of the high school, when State
Superintendent Gass will deliver lee
turc.
Mayor Rage will speak as well as
former President of the Commercial
Club, l. r. Kelso, Miss Bertha Shea
If the Women's Clubs and organiza-
tions, representative from the Nor
nal School and representatives from
Ill
Music HiI be .l .,slrG 1r the
blea .chool orchestra. Mr. EeIso
may he unable to BE- in the Cape for
his part in The exercises. Secret ~
7 90 J. BovuaH said -estar5sy
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-17
DIR. SCHULZ HEADS
CAPE MEDICAL ASSN
Physicians Announce Rejuyena'
ton of SOciety's Activities
In Next Year.

DR.. G. b. Schulz, of 101 North Fred
erick street, one of the Cape's leading
physicians and surgeons, last night
was elected president of the Cape Cir
ardeau County Medical Association at
the meeting in the Commercial Club
rooms.
A score of Cape physicians as well
as three from Jackson attended the
meeting and the men who were pres
ent discussed the proposition of max
.ng the organization much more ac-
tive than it has been in the last year.
The medical association has mem
bership of about forty doctors and
surgeons in the county and through
the program committees activities, it
is planned to make the organization
mean more to its members.
The other officers who were elected
last night were as follows: Dr. +. j.
Nienstedt, of Jackson, vice president;
Ut. H. VI " llHOils 81 it's'i t'iiN'
DIR. w. \. Howard, treasurer.
DR.. w. f. Yount was chosen as the
associations representative or dele
gate to the state convention next May
or June where all state medical or
CARNATIONS will be represented. DR..
G.. w. Vineyard of Jackson, was also
elected to the Board of CensOrs of the
organization. The board is composed
of three members, each of whom
holds office for three years and one of
whom is elected at each annual meet
ing.
The three physicians present from
Jackson were DR.. Vineyard, DR.. Men
stedt and DR.. +. Il. Atkins.
President Schulz appointed a COM
mittee of three to draft resolutions
of respect for DR.. George W. Tarlton,
who died yesterday morning.
The Program Committee was an
nounced as follows: DR.. Yount, DR..
]. D. PorterfeId and DR.. H. L. Gun
ningham.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-17
FLEES FROM
BIG BUSY BERTHA"
Mrs. Casey Ransom Routes A
Midnight PrOWler From
Front Porch.

4 revolver of good dimensions
which had altogether Il busincss-like
air in the hands of Mrs. Casey Ran
som, wife Of City Fireman Ransom,
carly yesterday morning routed pre-
ciPiateIy an unidentified man VINO
peercd through the window. at the
Ransom home after twice having been
ordered to leave when he raped on
the front door.
Mrs. Ransom was reused by the
pounding at the front door and at first
thought It was her husband. Before
opening the door, however, she
glanced through a window overlook
ing the front door. 1t was Il strange
man. tall, we'll dressed in a blue serge
suit and white hat.
Mrs. Ransom had her Busy Ber-
tha' with her as she watched the man.
He inquired for a Mary Ford in reply
to her challenge. She then ordered
him to leave and advised him that
she could shoot pretty straight
The man departed and u half hour
later, Mrs. Ransom was aroused by
The same pounding. The second time
as she pushed back the curtain at the
window to see what was going on out
side, the same man walked over to the
window and looked in.
He gazcd into the barrel of Mrs.
RansOm's revolver
"IU begin shooting right through
this window, if YOU don't get away
from here Mrs. RaHsam remarked.
The man got.
He became 50 animated Mrs. Ran
som had to laugh. She told her hus-
band the story Of the intrudcr's route
when he went home for breakfast tn"
next morning.