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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-16

speeding up the road the former
masquerader and motorcyclist o
az last.
Eagerly he leaped out OF Del Mars
car and dragged the trunk over the
side regardless OF the enamel.
II was the work OF only a moment
Ior MN I break the lock with a
pocket jimmy,
one after another he pulled out and
shook the clothes until frocks and
gowns and lingerie lay strewn ak
about.
hut there was not Ia thing in the
.ruhk that even remotely rosembled
the torpedo model.
The stranger scowled.
Where was II?
CTo BE CONTINUED
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-16

Finally Del Mar reached a spot on
the railroad where there were both n
curve and a grade ahead. lie stopped
his car and got out.
Down the road the bearded aud gog.
gled motorcycles stopped Just in time
TO avoid observation. TO make sure
he drew II pocket field glass and lev.
cled IL ahead.
Wal here" ordered Del Mar. "Iu
call when | want you"
Back on the road the bearded cv.
clist could see Del Mar move down the
track though he could noe hear the
directions. II was not necessary. how.
ever, lie dragged his machine into
The bushes, hid II, and hurried down
he o on foot.
Del Mars chauffeur was waiting
idly at the wheel when suddenly tho
cold nose OF a revolver was stuck
under his chin.
Not a woodland hands up-or III
let the moonlight through You"
srowled out d harsh voice.
nevertheless the chauffeur man.
aged 10 lureh out of the car and the
bearded stranger, whose revolver Il
was found that he would not dare 10
shoot' Del Mar was not far enough
away to risk H..
Inc chauffeur flung himself on him
ana they struggled fercely, rolling
over and over In the dust OF the road
Sut the bearded stranger had a grin
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-13

no appetite, He simply couldn't bear
the sight of food: Finally he was
induced to take a glass of buttermflk
and he gradually recovered. He had
dropped from $50 pounds to 100.
This upsets the, theory of medical
science that So days is the limit of
mans endurance without food.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-13
TopAY's OLDEST STORY

IOUAYS ODDESI STORY -
Warsaw, Ind, April 13.-James
Robinson is gradually taking on
weight again. He lost 100 pounds in
81 days and incidentally set IA new
record for fasting in SO doing, -, :.
Robinsonss trouble was that he had:
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eintitle them to free admission to all
'Vthletic games forensic events and
c subscription to the Phreno-Cos-
mian, the college paper.
DR., II. A. Kelly returned this
!mcrning from a business trip to
Spencer, S. ID.
The families of George and Ray
mond Curtis departed last evening
! for Boulder, Colo. where they will
make their home. The two Messrs.
Curtis win depart as soon as they can
load their car with household effects.
Sam Hicks departed last evening
for Wisconsin. where he Was called
by the death of his brother. Frank
Hicks.
Very good crowds We're in attend
lance this moaning at the opening OF
1.-The mammoth sale being conducted
in the Broadbcnt store by Lewis Bros
& company OF Minnapciis. This prom
Uses to be one of the greatest sales
Eot its kind even held in Mitchell, with
genuine bargains i'll speciaI lines OF
goods for ever. day. A. b. servey
is in charge of the sale,
Mrs. II. ID. Trembley was hostess
to the Uiopian club al lis meeting
lthis week. The subject of The lesson
was The Renaissance at Vienna
jad Florence" with Mrs. w. A. Shcr-
man as leader. The hostess served
dainty refreshments. The neXt meet
ling will be on the coming Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3o o'clock, With Mrs,
Frank Porleous.
Mrs. b. w. Keith and children of
P%lankinton, are visiting at the home
c fher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Hoover.
Junior, L.eekley, the three-ycar-old
son pf Mr. and Mrs. c. w. l.cekley,
was given Il birthday party ON
Thursday afternoon by his parents,
which eight of his little playmates
fattended. A cake With birthday can
dies was u feature of the refresh
ments. Gifts were presented by the
little guests. Those who, attnded
were Kenneth and 'Budge" kimbio
lOpal RCgan. Reed Nobis, Stewart
Taylor. Marion Mice Dyar and Vida
Scott.
w. A. Niver, lormerly jeweler in
scallin Bros. drug store died this
morning at his home at MiddletoWn
n. Y, according to word received
!spy Geo. A .Silsby. secretary OF The
Mitchell odge OF Elks. Mr.. Nivei
licft Mitchell last Monday morning
for his homo i'm New York haNlna
resigned his position on account OF
| his health. Mr.. Niver was a resident
of Mitchell since last fall n mad'
many friends during tha1 period.
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NOTICE or HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS or ADMINS
Up AVilN
South Dakota, county Of

State of South Dakota, county of
Dawson, SIS.
In County Court, February 27tli.
1915.
In the matter of the estate OF
Mathew M%eneough, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends
greeting, to Elizabeth Menough,
Mary II. MeHeough. Henry M. Meme
ough, b. Frances Meneough. Edward
NJ. Meneonghs heirs at lanw and next
OF kin of Mathew Meneough. dcceas-
ed. and to all to whom these pres
ents may come.
Notice is hereby given, that Eliz-
abeth M%eneougli has filed with The
| Judge of this court, a petition pray
ing for Letters of Administration
OF the Estate OF Mathew Menecugh,
! deceased, and that Saturday the 10th
iday of March, 1915 at ten o'clock
a. m, of said day, at the court house
in the city OF Mitchell, Dawson conn-
county. South Dakota, has been set
fer hearing said petition. when and
where any person, Interested may APP
pear and show cause why the SAID
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, s. H. this 9th
day Of February, A. D., 1915
O. G Thompson,
Judge of the County Court.
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%. NJ. Dyar, of Minneapolis. sales
manager Tor the Climax Western Oil
company, is visiting at the home cf
his brother. Oscar ". DYar, and is
IN charge OF an exhibit at the hard
ware exposition.
Myron *. Rowley, VINO is serious
ly i'll With pneumonia at Sioux City.
is reported TO be somewhat better.
Mrs. Geo NJ. Rowley is still at the
bedside of her son. A trained nurse
WAS sent To Sioux City TO care fof
him Sunday might.
Mrs. Ben T. Van Metre came down
from Letchcr to be present as a
member Of the sewing club. 10 which
Mrs. Bruce MacLean was hostess To-
day.
Miss lvanette snow departed this
morning for Mason city. la, where
she viii make a brief visit win Miss
Marie Johnston, formerly eli Mitch
or. while on her way to Minneapolis
! Miss Snow VIII Continue in her posi-
ton as stenograplier for G. u. Town
san. who moved his automobile sup
ply factory to Minneapolis this week.
The Pioneer Bridge company and
G.. II. Parrett, both OF Mitchell, were
the bidders for the construction OF
the thirteen miles Of county Highway
al the special meeting OF the coantS
commissioners today Much time was
spent by the board in going oNer the
specifications OF the four roads 10 be
built this year and bids made by the
1.-TWO contractors.
Miss Mary Ralph OF Omaha arrived
in Mitchell yesterday TO take charg'
OF the millinery department OF Walk
ms department store. Miss Ralph L
an expert trimmer and before com
ing here was employed in one Of tn
largest millinery establishments u
the country.
The annual election of Mitchell
township. held today at the cour
|house, but one contest developed
that between Isaac Christopher an'
]. A.. Polls for assessor. II othe
candidates were Martin Gleason
I%snpervisor, a. f. Test. clerk: 7. S
Welch, treasurer; Martin Gleesol
and w. L. Suedmeier, two justices o
the peace. J.. b. slade and Geore'
law. Two constables.
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LOCAL NOTES
NEr0m Yhursdn,.s Euil,

s - -Mf
DR.. e. W. 3oncs, Who has prac-
ticed medicine in Mt. Vernon for the
past seven and one-half years, Will
soon open an office yer the ~l.arri-
SONY drug store. DR.. Jones HAS just
finished Il course of pGst graduate
study in surgery AT ;hc post grad
uatc hospital in CbieaSo. He viii
bring his family TO Mitchell later.
Mrs. Joseph %Itothmeyer, of Yank,
ton, S. d., is visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Scott.
Mrs. Laurltz Miller is expected to
arriXe home Friday from Cresbard,
5. d.. where she attended the funeral
of her mother. Mrs. Alexander Miller
III. O. Lessegard, Who has been
spending almost a year in Sweden,
has returned to Mitchell. He left
there February IL.
Mrs. A. T. Downey and Mrs. Ray
V. Barnett. OF Racine, Wis, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Downcy for the pass; week, last this
morning TO attend the automobile
show. Mr.. Downcy vii lgo to Sioux
City tonight.
G.. w. Langly, OF Stilgard, Ark,
has recently moved to Mitchell. Mr..
l-anfly is employed with the o~rcles-
ira of the Gale theater and is a cous-
in of clyde Kimble. register of deeds.
Charles Larson, of Reliance, S. d.,
Was operated upon yesterday at st
Joseph's hospital.
Already Il carload OF material for
booth has arrived. and work will be
gin tomorrow to place the auditorium
of the city hall in shape for the state
hardware men, who meet in the larg-
est convention of the ycar in Mitchell
ON March >. \ number of the eNlibi
tors arc here. and will begin the CON
struction of4the booths tomorrow.
j. w. Slljdler arrived last evening
from Kene. Texas, with the inten-
tion of making Mitchell his perman-
ent hCme.. Mr.. Shidler With his son,
n. l.. Shidler. who has been in Nit
chell for the. past two years, will en-
gage in truck gardening. They will
occupy the Lyons farm. which is To-
Gated north of st. Joseph's hospital
improvements on the farm have re-
Gently been remcdeled and Mr.. Shid-
Ter and his son expect TO be able to
furnish a large supply OF garden pro-
ducts to the people OF Mitchell dur
ing the coming season and in the flu
turc.
Mrs. Nels Jensen read ii paper on
"Milk as a Food at the monthly
meeting of the Parent-Teachers' cir
Gle on Tuesday afternoon. After de
vctionals led by Mrs. l., II. Erslline.
readings were given by Gwynetht
Upton. Florence johnson and Mar
gueritc Furver. also Il solo by Dca,
Graundlard and a song by Fonrtl
grade pup,ls, Discussion OF Mrs
Jensen interesting paper closed the
mCctin".
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prominent in public. church

been prominent in public. church
and social work and viii be greatly
missed by their many friends in the
community.
An&ther Dawson county farmer
who has been living in Minnesota is
returning to the land OF alfalfa, corn
and hogs. Robert Littell who moved
to Sank Center, Mimi. two years ago
loaded his carload OF goods there
last Friday and is expected to arrive
in Mitchell with his family tonight,
Mr.. Littel formerly farmed north
east OF Mitchell. near FarWell.
Sheriff Owens left this morning for
Sioux Falls with Miles Odle, who VIII
| commence a sentence of Il year and
a halls in the penitentiary for bring
ing explosives into the county jail.
G. II. Townsau shipped his shop
equipment aud goods this morning to
| Minneapolis, whore he Will locate his
new shop Tor the manufacture OF the
automobile accessories he has invent
ed. Mr.. Townsan's success in the
past few wears has made necessary
the location of his factory in a larg-
er distributing center, and near d
more extensive automobile trade. Mr.
and Mrs. Townsan viii leave for Min
neapolis tomorrow. with their 0e-
parture greatly regretted by a lalB'
number OF friends.
Charles and j ID. Miller. who solo
their farm south OF Mitchell, know
as the ole Hendrickson place. ant
other goods last fall, loaded two
carloads of effects last night ant
shipped to Canova. where they vii
go to farming this season.
j. j.. Peiie has been in Blu'
Rapids. Kan, during The past week
visiting his sister and trading hi
real estate there for South Dakot,
property. lie Is expected nom 'h'
week.
O. ID. Rundell and Miss Margare
home al Monticello. la, after Il brie
. IA. p. Faber:
DIR. u. f. Schwab pastor OF TIL
) Congregational church, left this al
ternoou for Letcher, where he. wi
help this week in a series OF specia
religious meetings.
The monthly Of February saw
] healthy increase in births IN Daviso
county over the preceding perlot
There were "a births-fn February, ]
[ in January and Sd in Decembel
were 10 deaths i'll Februar.
-Il9 in January and seven in Decembe'
Therc were II marriage licenses IS
sued in February. seven in januarl
and y in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mc]iwen, OF NJ
= Vernon. spent Sunday in Nitche
with Mrs. MciGweu's mother, Mrs.
r.J Haynes. Mr.. McI1wea %returne
u home last evening and Mrs McEwe
: will remain for a longer visit.
. Clarence Montgomery. Of Plank,
IIIton. is the latest inventor OF Il pei
potual motion machine. Hartley Al
derson returned Saturday fro
stPlankinton, after making the patei
isloftice drawings, and stated that u
mi device Cooked good" to him.
Clifford Johnson, of Washington,
,eiC.. a cousin OF Mr.. Anderson, h;
~ been retained as attorney to pate
q the invention. Mr.. johnson has n;
. Wears OF experience in this work.k
id A. T. Downey went up to Abe
M deen last evening on business.
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How it clears the throat and head
of its mucous ailments. IT is this
spirit OF Newness and Nigor from
the bealih-giving Piney Forests
brought back by DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey. Antiseptie and healing.
Buy a bottle today. Al Druggists,
25c.
Electric Bitters Il Spring Tonic
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Mr. and Mrs. r. 7. Dahl departed
last evening for Sioux Fails, where
they Will remain for some time.
j. w. McClintcn, superintendent
of schools, arrived home yesterday
from Cincinnati, o.. where nc mas
been in attendance the past Week az
the annual meeting of the National
Educational association vac
superimtcndcut.' conference.
ON Saturday afternoon, J. W.. Shels
by of the Milwaukee system .rccclE-
ed a telegram announcing the IN
! definite suspension q. the new pass
enaer tariffs. The suspension was
made several days ago by the inter
state commerce commission, bnt ohiE
ratified by the railroad officials sal
| urday. The new rates would nave
gone into effect today,
Mrs. Kate lioye,, of Omaha, Is WIS
Hing at the home of Mrs. Il. j. Evans
4nd looking after her property inter
ests in Mitchell Mrs. Hoye is the
widow OF the late John Hoye and
is now making her home in Omaha
with her son, Walter w. Hoye.
Mir. and Mrs. j. A. Witel and Miss
Alta Witzel arrived home yesterday
from am extended trip TO the Paclllc
coast. Last fall they visited at 'he
home of Mrs. Witzel's daughter
Mrs. Earl Comfort. AT Manson. Wash
and in November went TO California
where they spent the remainder o
The winter, principally around Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Florence u. Johnston return
ed Yesterday afternoon from 'lii'S
ton, Ind. where She had been WISH
ing for the past four months at th'
home of her sister, Mrs. Mar,
Shandy. Mrs. johnston stopped n
Chicago on the return trip for a rev
days.
Draper Democrat Mr.. ana MRS
w. Il. Hale left Thursday tor Mltcne'
their new home. Although we SFea,
Nv regret to release III claim 10 w,
e4timable couple. as business peoPr
and highly respected citizens %
Draper. our loss will be Mllcheii
gain.
Louis Tcnney arrived Saturda
lio,' Mad NV ,he serious Illness O
Va "a LIN, Mrs Daniel Tennc,
m,s a]ran,nv,s condition is reporte
.n,,owhnt better at the pre-,
w.
,o. !, /,
nh,ii n,n snstaincd a serious ii
;,,nm 70 HE RIGHT hand Saturday a
49,, while handling a trunk
10 m. X u Stair residence. Til
,nn,t s,inrod while he was carryin
~ ~ ,n a;yht Of stairs and fell Q
I ,na crush;ns if and breakiI
naycra1 homes
, 80,
o a number OF Mltcllci' psppi' ~,
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From, Fridays Daily

~ '
hrs. Ii. II. %Biodstrup went out to
Chamberlain yesterday afternoon 10
visit With her mother, Mrs. +. A..
%N'vnard.
DE-. $. NJ. smith, inspector in
charge of the hog cholera campaign
in Dawson county. Will speak vt the
opera house ut Alexandria. tomor-
tow afternoon on the subject CT The
disease.
Coach II. ". Zilisch and the high
"chool basketball squad left y%ester-
day for Redfeld, where they will
nlay This evening. The members oil
the squad were Capt. Wilder, Grace,
shelby. Nermilyea. Maynard, Scallhn
and Posey. The team viii play al
Aberdeen tomorrow night.
Alexandria Journal: Mrs. Ida
Loomer, of Mitchell arrived Monday
to visit at the T. II. Quincy home.
She will nave charge of the Quincy
home during Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy $
absence while they visit their son
T.. II. at Pierre.
MIR. and Mrs. James stephens have
been visiting ut chamberlain ~ 'h'
j. III. Stephens home.
Fulton Advocate: A. r.. Elllol.
ono Of the main pus'lcrH among fu'-
ton Odd Fellows, attended lcdSe al
Mitchell Monday evening, enJoylne
the big annual baquet. Nh. Elllot'
was accompanied by. Walt Slade WIN
Hildebrand and Chris Peterson.
~
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Iierschel Y
Tenant, of Madison, Wis, OF
Thursday, February Is. Il son. Mr
Tenant was Il graduate CT pakolt
Wesleyan in 1910 and Mrs. enhah
was Mrs. Nellie Hudson another iorIl
er student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Beck, lei
Yesterday for their home al cannon
S. D.. after a short visit i'll Mitchell
Both are former students at l)ako''
WESLEYAN. The bride was Miss rear
ucltibrand. OF Miller, S. d., whef
,hoy were married "Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace MacLea'
have returned from their weddlni
trip to the Twin Cities. lmes W.
make their home temporarily WV
Mr. Mclean $ mOlHci' Mi'..
Lean, A13 Iowa street.
O. r. Litchfield left yesterday o
an extended trip looking oyer I'll
various coal fields in Kentucky, Tel
nessee. West Virginia and PeAhsy
yania. making an inspection OF ~
qualities and methods used in mn
ing.
Obic Benson. of Fargo, N. ID. 10
dav obtained Il license TO marry ME-
Mary Larson, of Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Crampte
and children arrived yesterday fro
ethan and are settling today III me
location at sos West Sixth aVenu
MIR CHAMPION will commence ne
Mondav on his duties as county auo
tor, succeeding r. A. langi.e w.
Champion, brother OF the new au,
tor, who has been deputy undef "
Zaugle, will continue in tina posilio
Dcsertion on 81. PatricEs da
March II. 1911, is made tue Das
for a suit for divorce started IN q
cult court by Mrs. Cora o.lcN'
AGAINST Samuel Stickler. The couu
was married at Boone, Ia. on :.
yember u, 1884. The mother. WI
.llcred that sic has had to suppc
her five daughters since their lat
or,s departure asks for Their cnstoe
a b. Ruidell ard his sister. Mi
Margaret Rundeil, a"e in thc q
visiting at the home OF her slst
Mrs II. p. Faber. Mr.. Rundeli i
nncn visiting at Terry, Mont, &
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new ]. n. Crow building.
Dwight McMath, "A member OF the
Gale thoater orchestra, is the owner
of an English bull pup which won
the blue ribbon for first place in the
puppy class at fhe Sioux Falls kennel
show last week. This canine, named
"Symphony,'' also won second prize
in the novice class and second prize
in the American bred class.
i john w. Jay, aged II years, died
at 1:15 O'Clock. this morning al his
home on East First avenue. The de-
ceased had been i'll since last Septen-
Der. but was only in a critical con
dition for the past weeie Mr.. Jay
moved to Mitchell from Atlanta, Ia,
lin 1882 AN dhad been a resident OF
the city since that time. He is sur
yived by his wife, three sons and
three daughters. The date OF the frn-
Icral win be announced later.
Mrs. G.. G. Caldwell. of Howard,
left this mornig for a visit with hef
parents al Vernlillion, after a week
spent at the home Of her brother,
j. w. Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Haze. of Drap-
er, S. d.. are moving 10 Mitchell ana
will make their home at t23 East
Fifth avenue. Nj, Hale has been en-
saged in the hardware and imple-
ment business west of the river loi
several years and comes to Mitchell
to be salesman for Arthur Miller for
Ford and Overland cars
), Oscar II. Dyar, chairman OF the
convention hi committee for the
!, hardware convention, and one OF NH
/, chell's well known travelling men
is in charge OF the splendid eXhibl'
at the convention for the Monarci
i, Malleable Range company, OF BeaYel
Dam, Wis.
From Tuesdays Daily,
DR.. S. Nj. Smith went up to Pierr'
/, yesterday afternoon ON business.
w. ii. Krebs. claim agent for III
! Milwaukee system, came up IRON
/ Sioux City yesterday.
Howard Fosburg. the new jewel
a err for Scallin Bros, has arrived IRON
u Iowa City, la, and entered upon NJ
I duties.
Aberdeen News: Aberdeen repre-
senta:ives to the baseball meeting u
= Mitchell on Saturday have relurhe'
; to the city and are quite enthuse'
over the prospects for a state leagn
, during the coming summer. Aftlcle
70 agreement were drawn up, whlc
!. ~contain the main provisions for N
: ORGANIZATION of q league and a cop
= ..,L ZE-- =. p" I, IN ytvp ri DI 2 10 T. Ell
q of the tov~ have teams IN tn
league
Mr.. =. G. +, iowisam w
parted las. .yening for Sioux Fall'
where they will make q snort s,a
before proceeding to Mlnneapo''
where they expect to make the
home.
l.. John NJ. Champion today assume
}. tthe duties Of his office as copn
Is auditor. No formalities were nec
IT sary in making the transfer from !
q A. Zangle, the retiring officer.
Mrs. E. E. Owens has been conn
r ed to her bed at her home, ~ Sou
Edmunds> street. with a severe
No. N. - - 49, .sa.. fnDs dnN
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DEATH PROMOTES HAPPINESS

Without health, genuine Joy is INF
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movement you can not
have health. Why neglect keeping
bowels open and risk being sick and
ailing9 You don't hare 10. Take
| enc small Dir, King New Life Pill
at night, in The morning yee sstll
have 4 fust free bowel lsevenaent
and feel maeh better. tiefpss your
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04

Falls. will open "A plumbing aud heat
ing shop vi the east basement OF the
new i. n Crow building.
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Alexandria Journal: Mrs. lda
Loomer, of Mitchell arrived Monday
to visit at the T. II. Quincy home
She will nave charge OF the Quincy
home during Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy $
absence while they visit their son
r. III nj Pierre.
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tArs. Ii. II. Biodstrup went out to
Chamberlain yesterday afternoon TO
visit With her mother, Mrs. +. a.
NL1Ann1.l
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Dahl departed
last evening for sioux faiis, "heF'
ItLey Will remain for some time.
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Fulton Advocate: A. T.. Elliott
n Of the main pushcrH among Fui-
ton Odd Fellows, attended lcasc az
Mitchell Monday evening, loylh
the big annual baquet. MI. Elllot'
was accompanied by Wait Slade WIN
Hildebrand and Chris Peterson.
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Bishop George Billcr. Jr.. of Sioux
Falls. Was i'll the city yesterday alter
noon. lie was called here by the cri-
! iical condition of Miss Jennie B.
f, Dickson. who for man years was
in the mission field for the Episcopal
church among the Indians Of South
n
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-07-08
"Dia anvboov ever 500 q ono armed

did anybody ever see one armed
womanT asked a gray headed man as
he surveyed the afternoon parade. II
never did. Almost every day meet
one armed men. but have yet to en-.
counter a woman with that pitifully
empty sleeve. Are there no women
who have suffered that mutilationi II
not why not? And, II so, where are
theyf Yesterday heard 1t argued that
there was no cause for Il woman to
lose an arm; that women do not go to
the wars and are not engaged in occu.
pations that are likely to carry away
part Of their body. But that reason
ing is not sound Many women work
in mills and factories, and they are as
liable TO accidents in the streets and
public conveyances as men. Frequent
ly they figure in these accidents: but,
although men In the same situation
would lose an arm. women never do.
What Is the cause of their immunityT
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