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Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

Brooklyn at St. Louis. Newark at Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

CHICAGO. July 25.-Both games of a double header between Chicago and New York were postponed on account of the steamer Iastland disaster.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

MACDALENA. July 22.-Roads from Socorro to SpringerViIie in good con dition. Tourist travel heavy and all report this portion of road in excellent shape.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
C. BECKER.

PHOENIX. Ariz., July 16.-Rosd to Roosevelt rough but pssssble. Heavy travel to coast causes Phoenix Agua Calente road to be rutty. but rivers arc dry and all lords negotiable without trouble
 LYLE ABBOTT.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

SPRINGERVILLS. Ariz- July 16.- Ocean to Ocean Highway cast in good condition. Road over White mountain immediate west of here in good condi- tion.
 G. BECKER
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
American Leauue

open late-No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
SANTA EE

SANTA FEE, July 19.-Tourists coming through from Raton to Las Vegas report roads in good condition to Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Weather good and ordinary showers that may come st this time will not interfere with traffic.
 o.. JAMES 4. FRENCH, ...
 State Engineer
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

Policy of Routing Tourists Where They Will Strike Most Comfortable Roads Seems Best - Needless Quarrel Over Routes
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

Subject Taking Hold Among Rifle Club Members Now. National Defense Plan Government to Foster the Idea
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
American nLeoQUe
GRIFFS FINISH STRONG
cLEvELAND's FIVE STRAIGHT

CLEVELAND. July 25.-The locals made It five straight from Philadelphia. Superior pitching was responsible for two victories today.
 Score R H. F. Cleveland ....... 2 : 2 Philadelphia ......--...- 6 2
 Batteries - Walker and O'Neill, Knowlson and Lapp.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
COAST LEAGUE

Schedule July 27-Aug. 1 Los Angeles at Salt Lake. san Francisco at oakland. Portland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

Coast League as scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

No others scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
THE BROWNS WIN ONE

Batteries-Harstad and Egan: Cone, ,ressler W. Davis and McAvoy.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

1He hepuDlcan, as a service to its readers, is distributing this great library of Detective Books, never before obtanabe for less than s 90 for three coupons and the small expense fee of 98 cents to cost of printing, binding and distribution.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
s'Prof. Hugo Munsterberg,

the Harvard psychologist, says the Lffera2y Digest, twas one of the first to advocate the practise of 'psycho-analysis' in detecting criminals. :" This IS only one of scores of scientific methods adopted by Arthur B. Reeve in his wonderful Craig Kennedy Scientific Detective Books, methods that are now used by secret service departments of all large cities and all the best pri- vate detective agencies.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

to anyone remitting us $4.00 for si attach to your remittance.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
NO BASEBALL AT CHICAGO

Batt tterleS-kOOb, SlSler ana AgncW leonard and COrrigan.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

Craig Kennedy will be sold by the Republican and9 o this office
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Craig Kennedy Is the Ma Who Knows, Thinks and Acts.

of human nature and modern science. He knows the leaders of finance and fashion, as we'll as the leaders of the underworld.
 His efforts are for law and order according to the highest ideals,
 and above all, he is the prince of entertainers and story-tellers for which the world IS grateful.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
HoPF To HIRING MDRE
nIHps ~ TIiE CRY

Charles " Ru-h. pabIic hbFsrisn
~ ~, Iasssn. has fashioned some az
tI.tic wren boxes Shlch siii bs anspns
ihoa. placed ga ethibi,irn Manisy iu
ihe pubile uhraD baudiux cart iis',
the artist. has taut .su'e fine bird
houses. si.t be q De asked 20 make
a contribution 20 the collection. iisr-
vry Sssh and Rudolph RAu, the pstk
superintendent. as wrn ~ others stli
have bra busss to sh0w.
Librarian Wu.h sili ask those chill
Aren Who AZ sui,iins bird houses "a
hrius them f'r exhibition purposes
sl-i hr hopes far a ftu- collection
The interest in ihs movement "a
hrins tsr .Brs BIRDS 10 st Ios~ph ~
buuiiug hift houies -~sna To be OF
The Increase Nol only the boys ans
sirls but ,heir cheers are snsy build
( tnx riri hanse. sui IL Joseph wil
Z a. moro this yprias 20 induce M
/ saax.,er- to make thc'r home here foi
/ the srssya. ihan ever before. Ssm'
" ,hair bird houses are expensive. bu
r,ust " those ruut ~ home can b
constructed al -malI cosi,
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
CIIRk lost HT.NITH, rHtN
STARTS III GIT HICH

From clerk iu = clo'hirs s,orc al
modes, salary tp owner q fine
farm, ~ $50 acres 10 shat has been
accomplished by bred " stAnguhr. "a
Sioux FaIls ~ pAk yaunE man. In
the course ~ NOT much more fh~u 7
or year. iu- health taiiins FROM
close confinement N the clothing
stare. he ~as advised So seek Outdoor
~ork friend ".tsk~i him 10 an
cypress wagon ana a horse and ~'th
these hs started ia dotnS dfay bnSl
ness On a smsu scale. The bosipeN'
sr.w ana FROM that ne dritisd g.
truck xArdsninE IN due time hs h~
came owner - acres 81 hand neat
S.snx FnIis and later secured AEoth"'
aersa Truck terminx proved ,,rb
4 -ucr.a.ful sud wHh the profits rruw
I Sc AMI the sale - the ~ Aere- he pat
. chsssd az acre. IN another location
{ The cultivation ~ th. 80 acres sl-,
proved ysrs successful ani profitable
aua nov with me pror;s accumulate
from the sale - prosart- ans from
the sal- - the so scfNs. be has par
chased = ae.irabgo farm - $50 ACRES
SO miles rorth~egt - Minneapolis
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
TRAVELLING NEN WANT
NNI1-TtP LAW PASSED

,Mers than rs milton dollars -
year 1. sivsn ny the trasell"s rne''
ON ,,ps II costs more than 'a,0eo a
a.y for tips alone In Wisconsin II -
an evil that should not only b" rr"'
hib,ted by the Statss. but congress
should enact legislation an the SUD
jeut,"
Thls Is N. statsmen, " ,. v har"e'
of Ia Crosse. representing the com
mero,ai travellers In speech esfor'
1. committee Of the wisconsin '"s'"'a
,nrs In tANorlna tho pss~aS" vt 'h'
Roashsna hill, which would make
n m,sdemeaaor punishable by nn'
az from sS to tiS 20 person offer
In. or a person accrptIHE tlr. w
.a,a there we're S.sSo travelling m"'
An wisconsin who wsaia see to u 'hs
an. law was enforced u the 'cs'''s
turs would enact t.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
PROTECT STUDENT
HEALTH BY FREE
MEDICAL SERVICE

That there viii coma q time Shen
.,uasuts win have ,n pass ris'd
pn,si,sl examination for sn'rape" into
colleges and uui,rrv,ties - the belief
- ~ Gu, 1. Soyc-. acting dean ~
th. faculty " the schuol ~ Medicine,
University - Mis~nuri
An.ad, at the aivsrs''y ~ Ms
court every freshman mV~t undergo
T.. physical examination 90 determine
Ms ar her fitness 60 carry the 1n'-
,rr-it, work There q. however. no
definite standard fcr entrance st.
IA Will tskr good many years 20
establish s,apdsrd-" said Dr Soy~s
.hui su,h a standard - iust a. i'm
t,ottsut as me mcntsl tcs,. witch 10
shown hy the teccrds ~ the students
. ben preparatory schools We fird that
man, .,advnis are p"t capable ~ ear
r,tpg the yuil amount ~ university
work thst many sry not phvsicatly
M f,r places OK athletic teams. snd
c,.u some ,hat shoal study hut very
ltur
pr Nayrs savs that students from
the eouptr, schocls are more IN need
~ tbs rbystcat examine ,i''n than
tbess from the iarger ritiss This
because n. physical training Work 80
tho yi,, scboots 10 better organized.
the consultation service fof studen'i
st th. UNIVERSITY u Missouri IL fr~e
b Whit, sicE students srs gissn AL tnen
needs without ,hsrgo while al ~
i university hospital HowcNer, = sH'sl
nominal fvs ss chsIxed toT sursioa
, operations gucr sslt 49, thvrs hAN
. pseu asa ,Ais AZ The rsrker Aen"s
! i,i hospital for eo0siitatioH or "Sa"
, irauop rh.s aees Not ine!uas NOR
than i.eoe phtsicat examinations
BE- freshmen. not the vaccination oi T.
. Gee studvnts
pr No,cs srses al sck studsn's
comc to the hospital ror trcatmen
"a tIe telte,vs that theFe 10 marh dsns'
a IN sick students rsmsiniag In the'
roo.7-- .s.r ab,ai the campus. fcr o'h'
students are thus rNpossd
"a Thyu Shc eNsmiIAreEs ana consa
}, tsHoos siyer At the ho'rasL ihv f''
= dents are assured of eNPsra adv'o
n 'saNaut tats noryirv SVEN fEre es "
tuniVers'ty. many r,uat pts Ho' AMOS
n ter tha rcpltatle G,,s ,strra ~ C'iHn
-r bsa p,-ahah,. Wosld b. eonsa't"
10 "saacks
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

ju., ope s.mp,, ~ i,a,el g., GINS les F.
Fsputiy
WORK i. the nu. b,s asset ~ the No
tel. IT.. guests tuust surh oal'
COME, lu trom somr uHnaf"' nffn
that u..,is % wan fur a fev h"uts
MAN ,s son, dowu ne toes the WORK
gets hia pat. pots halt ~ t' 'n 'he no.
tei ATTY" aua pockets the test N"'
,f IN. .Ai,ty. ,r,n.a the meals y"
,ato,.. catro,. ootou- and perhaps
uttie moa'. ,tr ruuEht ami dumped
iuta "a huse ,ailroo Thl~ ~ n'"'h
sen" nfcad aua grrrr' comprise 'ne
balance - the rrnn
SOME barpct lo fbrnVior away an
sia shaif bocsplc th"nEhttul sud sent
A. Ca the iIut'I 10 uine towel
company caush, the ide~ snd sent
down a thousand rId towel. one ~
thr goo u-id hoea's was hst""r
down on h,. luck ue ts pow install
sd 80 atfi,lAt hotel natrrr it '"'''
rothtps rar ihc sur-' to srt his fac"
syr,pcd.
riumhe,s frnm th"ir uumnct w"na
"a the aged hesurx apparatus Nn
,av,pcs, amurs ther i~ Now rsnm"s
.A \ tonE hatred. dreamy rNra tn3i
tual. a vapdcr,r ~th tno itch i'
MA t,et ,nat prevents h,m from b"
,ru,ins regular phy-iriap. prc~'a"'
osyr she hospital s1rut.e- which No''
, ..,a,ca ftom tho slp d'sp"0rsrN
liauar has his ,,srurr NtFrr 'hs s'trHt
set thsgr Clothes uyndcd free "
, charge Things Nhi,h could not h
Z .srarcli by udd Jobs - ~otS wet
= bouxht from she funds tn the 'kiiv
/. The cosl bnl enc first month Vas as
a Asa sido uuv tho hoiel - rap'dl
ibeccmtnH n~sps ~ fotufnins i"s'
A penpic t1 their relatives scN"n run
!. awaN boys have bren returned 'o 'hs'
home. since che h0u~o was founded
How the boys came Go reveal 'he
. W.re ranaWays Only lru 4. ~is h'W
Il sstt kaoW. he has Nay ~ Eett'n
" p.opisa ccrtidcucs and he has Se'
y Ne found guilty ~ lts abuse.
?, There are suiy, laws Nc blows
T. arA no il .feeJios r"maiu. In ~
!, ioebr" thyrs ss' numerous ~'aN
~ ONE - "popt Nt,sck ApvrD"~ Rem
>, ION or rauucs~ another ls 'if "
" Wan, Fish, Wau, iacs johnson
= ~un ape,hsr. 'la~ss Ave loose Frse
crab One"
In YNcrc - but ore tvre - a 'ot NJ
- the hotors won't take That
"A inrsset,reakirs Nepher viii tbey ,s'
he snyanes i,h by offeving "a ~ w 2
20 trSs money
IN They're hcbNcs maybe A,sl1e
= them are thieves but there - mo
Is u the fraSernAl mere charity mo
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
NEW YoRk'S HOBO
HOTEL. A SUCCESS

IN. Hotel ~ uiuk IrTli"'i ana .
laughed NV ,of ofn,ai@ ~n"" ''ft
n.,ts. hr kir2 81 hnbuos. ti's' blew +
int, Nr~ work ard pugyrwi"d ~, - -
sar.c Tito members H She m1'
,,. .oo,p,ittcc un unemployment new
admit rh,y leu I-u nev's soA h'7
ho.. alone tur month ~ ih" "n'
~ 40 dass thsp ~"n' "n an '""r"'"N"
tour and what th~y sav opo""d their
oyc,. economically, te auito large
esteut
oo an average ~ 500 wsn dSS
lbaV. bs.n fed - the hotel sine" "
opened ths, - ace meats d"v IN"
! meat. have c"st on sn nv"fSs" 4"
.uahtty rvvr cerIs each ani. q"
Ith.rm,rp, thsy have bS~n c'~"n.
we'll cooked ani satisfying p h"
,ore. there has hren NO csS~ amt de'"'
,...e served WITH them neither u"
Ithsy start of Nth nYHter~. but """s
~ the sa~.ts has tNund faui' and
that Ia more than most hotels can
.ey
Tho lIotct dr Utnk has its avn 'sat
her shnp its own tailoring cSts
mso, ns oNn mdlc,sl and law MAX
lin. bodies and uS own hospital
1'here i.nt a policeman a. l." found
Within radius of ntccks "f th'
place
: And IL has bssn s"it Supporting
The city he's had these ren taxes
Oft a.. hand. without 90" cont 4"
cos, tn u u solved an "conon'i
prohlsm that had Judge OarS ana NJ
= 90 worser. acrstchins ,hrir heads Il
tjna a solution tot
= The city rcntsd the dhAp'datea ci
!. ,,,uatns az worth and Centre streets
- 10 the ha's on credtt u had '"fm
u rr,y been occupied Nv button fa'
Is tory, which had ,cu behind I, sev
r. sr.l tons ~ White baton aust Wh"
Ie 20 40 With the stuff pusaled them ~
~ TINA Then one - their namhe
It ,o,r.t,cs the idea ~ making s"'
!. ~ white wash ~ caic,mipe ~ :
rh.y ga and tho piace WAS 'horN'
renovated and made clean. hu''o
manufacturers formerly rsh 10 q
10 ,ht. stun TAKEN Nft ths,r hands n"
10 ,n,v are ssnins Il fcr 10 8 d"lla's
,. ton,
a The place vas hsre ard Airiy
.. c,ean,na. great pho ~ ola r"su'
a. r,pe uas found Thi- Nss taken ~
he sawed ietn lengths ~ ~ feet II
a o,a ru.,, ioiats Nere rereW~d tn
,y iess ard crv-- NarS canvas s~aos
-. ithg r,tadi,. namraNek fashion, AND
bed de laxs was the result That
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
Wc,sr~

o.a story, A lawyer BY III" name
NJ asranEs was sbout 60 die and ~"
requested his wife 10 put he'''''""
Ger M. grave with the simple In
.crsptioa, Here hes an honest u"
x.r" His wife expressed sarp''''
ina, ne ala not wtsn hts name o" the
nn.a.,o.a III s not nseaea.' said
,he lawyer, "tcr those who rS~ o'
-. IA that inscription yin inver
A,n,, ,emark. That's strange
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
SOME REMARKS
BY j. 4. RANK

BY y. L. RANK
ioN % real seoa men nks 20 hsss
H'a,ier,nR man awear.
A saS yoans man probably Heat
se 80 Eay when he ssts ola
~ Ia only IN tbs story books thA,
ney live happily sssr after.
To this one thA fanpiss, word In
ne Ensiish iangaase II dogma
49,.
whsnsyer yon sss man ~ho IL
really hen -psesed ~ looks ,hs par,
~ right
No man feels fully drss~Ad The firs,
tine he wears fuu dress suit, ana
80 woman Ia
Weeping NJ weddiss 10 m"a'iy
ione ~ the wamAn who understand
prsuy welt
Nothing mahss al old man W mad
Z" 70 70" MN '"A' W" s'A' "''
al that save him.
rent serious thiaI 81 from having .
nj. - ..... ... tn.. t,,,ng Ia ~
. -, ,n,.,w,,t. ,hs,. 4.
=. a. 49,, -
Xvh,,. r.,v mamie do so there -
,,,s.n.f,t r,nd,dat.
go.
Mrs Jude johnson has hFoksn
down her health ffom reading too
.'''
A mans hairy Legs preisudlnE hsi"v
niaht shirt are the s,ronHeS' "fEu
,usni ln favor ~ paiamas
new diamond rims on the soh""
teachers finger
while n may he true ,hs, a harriet
ho, towel witch realty drives AVA
trade
80"
4, ,.,, the criminal, bu, The prcse
r,,,,. attorney who ioom. w - ~
mesr.., man 10 the sversx~ lsyra'
st,.ea,ps court.
ss..
49, p.,.o,a, oc,o,,r. I..n rrauI
ne, .n, M. ea.c ~rn n,,ra
-, .o, an. pn,r. ae,or
-..,., ,.,,, ,,,.nty n,a ,epat.
49,.
,,,,.
""'' -, ,...,,.,,. ~,
wv "'NNf
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

aputtina tAr h-t hsf spirif IN th"
iiut.I 10 Htnk than VII bo found 81"
ANY charitable Institution ga thr
country
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

ah ui a tg
sp o .
-
nr NJ IT, .ns -.s 70
8
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

Tho latest taA g. 60 ~ aras fieDd
,eekiu1 sure 10 the county iAii sine
no government prohlhited the sale -
tops
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

A. Topeka H. - proposed 90 psin'
me x'm"' rars scllow - thNt PR.
,ate aunsts Sau't bc taA"n tnr i1yr's
driver.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

4
~al,sk mon.u e u.arp b h
b p 10 u
swat "a At Ia
ma.s shs, hold n. .r . f % .
.aa..aI At Ans NM 81 t @ . .
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

Leaders .u rnnErrss are unN aln0st
convinced that tbera VIII poe su extra
session The lupnzslniiit. 20 ii-r's-
iug - tNs ship purchase hil anA the
appropriation bills ry March = Ire T"t'.
sral5 recognized Protests asHiHst au
extra session rt sousr~as arv pourius
upon congress FROM al par~ ~ the
country Tho tenor ~ the ,pmmuni.
cations is that she eruu'ry needs q
rest that ~ freis that tho 'opsrsss
ought O., complete ,ts Wnrk ~ th" 'th
~ March and rer1sin idle untA neN'
bersuhaT
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

white Kansas. us~ n,,s' w~-'srn
states maAes real ard p~rs"''h piesp-
erty taxes ths chtef -ourc~ pf revenue
Ne~ Nork's largest single uerr ip
state revenues IL the iah~ritspce ,as
pther inportant SOURCES - state rev
snue are the Hluor itoenA~s. the gen
eral sbi special corporation taxes and
number 81 fnisr~ltsnt Items, the
largest among which are stock trans.
terr ,siansI tao. secured i~bt tar.
mortgage tan and motor vehicle tar
: \. 20 general taxation The New York
I system presents a marked prcaiari'y.
/ far instance. there ia nn 'll-urg s}s-
/ ter, The taxpayer Is not required
( 60 render statement rHunefatins
! his property Thls ruir does not AZ
ply 60 corporations hHpeEes. The
ruis that persunal property follows 10
owner - carried farther Sac SeN YORK
than IN any other state Again "ssh
taxpayer 80 allowed tS soilet his deb
from the entire ghiaarou % hts per
saual property instead - from bi
rt.i,Js oul,. which - usual els~w hsr-
Frsochi~-s are taxed fsr the purpos'
~ TAXATION a. real estate tn pr~Frn
corporations npu'Ng such franchise
from ieiurtinz thrir entire b'1f -
sues phicb often smaput ts NOR
thai, ihr aha'r value VI th" personal
49, sul tbas c-rtpr taSRtln.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

Al N5rtoa. Kan y tost says fsr
deoisr 10 Hsshs "a sails call
Flrssn states are sos "ary' ara
81 IA s.AiH,-d that lsiS ~an hvt haze
beeosn. htEoTY bster, aBs-ghirs ef
,hS Am%siuun sousntou see I'M. ~ln
hsvs placed themselves smquE ths
states epp1.ed 20 the ssis ana n4aa
f.eigs~ ~ tstastoaht-
A. a total rssss - fnsss thAR tik..
zoe ess ths chicago, Ntt-svkc@ q 81
Fssi railroad vta slsruify s4s niles
~ uaek svsf Hs Hsssy Masntsin s..
visions rhia siii - ihs tnD-s st,au
Gve rAHtazd si~cuiaeauop sarS 10
ths waFid snS ~. nrss uaats line
trans confidential naeua atstn sFss. elso-
trincai!9n The nsw ri~rtrlc iocofno-
sivs@ pif oe woFs poWsrfpl than any
steam ~ slsstFio locom0iive in ssist-
encs . ths nrst undertaking
Ht~re entire steam ai,iaiSas ara ia
I eiuasi si'i the hrss "a a.r dif~ci ruF-
rent ~ 800 volts EtscsytciB ~ili
- s~ciU@s from NAier F,aW~r deysiDy
ments in AuntRns sad irsnsmlitsd fof
miles across c9unifg 60 the railroad
whsg~ ti vii he used tu ha1l the tfsias
over iAr HDekles The inittsl yisctn
Rtaiion wut extend h~tWeen Dees
lodge snd Three FORKS Montana. y
distance II tI9 miles
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13
MR. LUXURIOUS BLUE AND MR. SMILEY cLADo DISCUSS
THE SITUATION

tosyy4s~ sis ~ Isas = n.osa.s--s.l 8
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-03-13

British and Tre.-h hu}in - artii.
iary horses continues on an enormous
ssaie the british taking the hest
str,s They arc paving Ii5S 20 tt'o.
and .hu~ a decided preference tor
WARES TIE wrench take Second pick
- tho rur. hnyirs a. low - ISo.
rhr italian government hufinE r~'
Gently bu, had ,,aA iucS n0e ship loa'
batns wrecked AZ nsrin4da, ai'i has
~it,,AraNr - crtsr snsh hor~Ns A.
th. BRITISH and I'rcuch arr taking are
u,rth SO Co as per hraS more thaA
year axe. bu, Nss,, trartsrs arc =
arus ou the market Alarmed 81
hsa,, Eurar~so buyius dealers In
farm horscs arc in tnc market sH
u,oks earlier th,p usual ans bnyins
nanacsryipt -tnr thsy ~oai' net look
a, under oritas~>----f r'suss'sHgs- n
the ~ar r,a,i-,aes ary,hius re-~ru a'ins
rarse will bs worth good mo7tY
3 baby lassins feet and ane arm
49, born IN KsEsNs city yesterday
which rsuall. thzt seosl ten y~~r'
aso = hsl~ wWhoat iNss ~ srH's Nai
nsrr a. r,awns io Nr sud Mrs Hsnr'
ft-nsyr~o,a. Formerly ~ Atrhfsap Il
I. aS that shortly eetors The hsh'
~As born Mrs UnasrNooi Vss sh"Sr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-02
USES BRACELETS"
TO SUMMON BROWN
Sheriff Steen Captures Gus
todian Whom County
Wishes to Re-appoint.

The first arrest in the New Year
was made by Sheriff Steen within a
few yards of his office yesterday.
The new sheriff was ordered by the
county commissioners to summon AL
G. Brown, first floor court house JAM
tor. Mr.. Brown was busy operating
the elevator for the throng of visitors.
Steen rode to the second floor, then
slipped the handouts on the elevator
man and informed him he was under
arrest and ordered to appear before
the county commissioners court.
Brown was taken to the commits
sioners room where he found he was
slated to be informed of his reap
pointment as first floor custodian and
elevator operator of the court house.
He was also the first man released in
1915 in this county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-02
PRICES ON PRODUCE
REMAIN STATIONARY
Grocers Report Little De-
mand for Green Vegeta-
bles-Eggs Continue Very
Scarce.

The opening of the new year has
brought little change to the produce
market, and the offerings and prices
remain the same as for the last few
weeks. All of the larger stores are
offering green vegetables in small
quantities, but even though the prices
are comparatively reasonable for this
line of goods during the winter, the
demand is limited to few families. The
greatest demand is for the staple win
ter vegetable, fruits and canned goods.
During the holiday week there was
some demand for radishes, ripe toma-
toes, green onions, cauliflower and 9TH
er tender vegetables which were either
imported from southern states or rails
ed under glass. Dealers do not an
ticipate much demand for this line
of produce during the next two months
at least.
Potatoes Of both varieties are plen-
tiful, and reasonable in price, forming
the main basis for the vegetable dishes
Of the average family during the win
ter. Apples do not hold the promi-
nent place on the display counters
that they did month ago. and are
now mostly barrel stock. The quail
ty is good and the price steady at old
quotations.
Fresh eggs still remain scarce and
high, and dealers anticipate slightly
higher prices on poultry during the
month Most of the desirable stock
has been sold from the farms during
the holiday demand, and will be hard
to obtain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-02
LAD DISCOVERS BODl
OF MURDERED man
Limbs and Torso Found in
Bundle in Ice in Shallow
Pond.

NEW York, Jan. FIFTY detectives
today secured West Meadows section
of Bath Beach for the missing parts
of a mutilated body of a man, whose
torso and right leg were found imbed-
ded in the ice near Stillwell and Crop
sey avenues by muskrat hunters.
Armed with picks and axes, they be-
gan chopping the various shallow
ponds formed by the overflow of Con-
ey Island creek. There is no question
in the minds of Inspector of Police
Murphy and his detectives that the
man was murdered recently and his
body cut up and disposed of in the
Meadows.