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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
CANAL NAv|ES
MAY NOW Be A
FACTOR IN WAR
BY WlLpuR 8. FORREST

United Press STAFF Correspondent
LONDON. NV 49, Inland ma,
yies may figure strongly soon IN
the war news from the western
front.
Constant pressure on the German
front by the Anglo.french, accord
Ing TO the British war experts.
must inevitably mean "A withdrawal
OF the German line now lying
across northern France and Elan
ders. This would throw the allies
line near and across various canals
and rivers. and bring II new branch
of warfare into play. This new
branch would be the inland nayles--
river and canal cruisers mounting
fairly heavy guns and manned by
experienced men.
Canal Navy Experienced
Az first announced by the United
Press correspondent on the French
front. Gen. Foch's canal navy has
already been In action against
heavy German guna mounted on Mt
~ QhfHAlHs ufN' uuiihs tHbhiif
monitors. operate silently and slow.
~ on the canals Akirting the crook
ed course OF the River Somme. But
in the extreme north OF France and
south OF belgium. II IL pointed out.
rivers and canals are more spacious
and afford real opportunities for
maneuyerlng. These waterways
also intcrlock. 80 that separats
units aud fleets may extend their
activity 10 many areas.
Have Special Men
Neither ordinary soldiers or sail.
ora would operate the landlocked
nAyieS. Such services as England's
Royal Marine Light Infantry and
Royal Marine Artillery would serve
These men are highly trained for
such work. AS are their correspond.
ing units In the French service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
WANT LUMBERMEN
TO PUSH BUSINESS

Lumber magnates. representing
all OF the great lumber districts OF
the United States. are In Seattle
Thursday for the purpose Of start.
lng great advertising campaign
In the numbering and milling indus.
try TO better their business
r. a. bowman. OF New Orleans.
and president OF the National Lum.
Der Manufacturers association
said that the business had been i'm
proved In the East and South. and
that nearly 5000. 900 had been spent
for newspaper advertising
The work along this line has
been sighted IN the Northwest ="
bowman explained. and It is our
hope that the manufacturer or this
section will SEQ the benefits OF ad.
ycrttsing
After spending a day In Tacoma
the visiting lumhcrmen will spend
Friday with members OF the West
: Coast Lnmbermcns association
Members OF the party are G s
Keith. Of Kansas City: A. r. Turn.
bull. OF Norfolk. Va r. u. Good
man. OF Goodman. Wis = G. Wey.
orhaenser. OF 81 Paul. and Il. n
bowman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
Has Hidden City of Aztecs
Been Found at Last? Yes,
According to This Explorer

seemed 10 sense that the intruders
were hunting for diamonds and
gold. the rcputed wealth OF the los,
city
Coming TO dccliylty in the first
open tahlciand our party saw one
OF the natives suddenly draw his
bow. A bullet brought the savage
10 the ground. A battle was on.
second sho, dropped another ma.
tive aud a rain OF arrows showered
among 10.
Then. az tho by magic. the
native band dissppesrsd into
some secret hole In the ground.
For miles In every direction the
land spread absolutely level.
But we could see no living be.
ing.
This. then. solved the nys.
terry OF where lay the hidden
ethyl
Might was falling swiftly AMI as
there was no time TO chance fur.
Their explorations. We returned TO
the shore just a. n terrific tropical
storm broke. 1, meant Hhipwreck
to remain near the Island. Anchor
was lifted and the trader sought
shelter OF the western coas, line.
Firm in our minds was the belief
that under the surface OF Tiburon
island lies the iost city OF Aztec
legend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
De Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-compiexion
pailid-tonguc coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
"a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablcts-a SUBJ
stitute for calomel-werc prepared by
DIR. Edwards after II years OF study
with his patients.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil You will know them
by their olive color. To have a clear.
pink skin. bright eyes, no pimplcs a
feeling Of buoyancy like childhood
days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions Of
boxes are sold annually at l0c and 2sc
All druggists. Take one or two night,
" and note the pleasing results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
WILD MAN Who :
HAUNTED WOODS
AT LAST CAUGHT

The bewhlskered and my sterious
Wild man. who has been playing
hobs with the nerves and property
OF W. J Lewis, a Sunnydalc ranch.
or. for the last few weeks. Will
haunt the woods OF that district no
longer.
Deputies Starwich and Calhoun.
Ia answer TO telephone pleas late
Wednesday afternoon. went In
search OF the man who was report
cd seen IN the woods near Lewis
farm by small boy
Starwich came upon him as he
WAS frying hotcakes on an old
rusty shovel. and arrested him
without q struggle.
The man Is apparently sane, ="
Starwich said Thuraday. He gave
HIS name M George Harris. but
said he knew nothing about his al.
legged depradationS Harris had a
knife. a revolver. three good bul.
let's and two dummies with him.
lie was living In rudely con.
structed howell"
Lewis. who has been carrying
on game OF hldeand-seek with
the hairy individual. viii attempt
To identify Harris Thursday
lie Is being held In the county
jail. pending Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16

what he will do as to conceding de-
feat or taking new action after the
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
CONFESSED MAN IS
GLAD he TOLD ALL

REDDlNG. Cal. Nov. i6.-Ale..
ander Names. who confessed to the
murder OF Mrs. Rosetta Durbin and
John Pollock ton days ago. will
leave for San Quentin prison Satur.
day, to begin his life term. Il was
announced today Pollock declares
that great load had been lifted
from his mind by his plea OF guilty.
and that he would be glad TO begin
his term
Names crime was n particularly
heinous one. After knocking his
two victims unconscious, he chop
ped their heads Off with an AZ, as
the result OF drunken quarrel.
Names admitted today that he had
served three years In the Oregon
penitentiary for burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
BY WILLIAM ALLEN
Adventurer and Explorer

mAZATIAN. Nov. is.--Whs,
friqhtful fate has befsllen ad-
venturers VINO soush; to IN.
raVel the mystery OF the Thu.
ron island. lying In the far
north Of the Gulf o. Lower Cali.
fornla' Supposedly the inhsb-
itan,s Of this stand are eanni-
balls. Beneath it's surface may
lie the Los, City Of Aztec
legend
There are few more fascinating
mysteries than that OF the Tihuron.
And the truth known OF u sounds
like an unbelievable PAGE from fic.
ton but OF the many parties OF
adventurcrs Who have purposoly
set sail and started exploring. none
has ever returned
An old Aztec legend tells OF a
Lost city somewhere In the region
OF Tiburon island II IL credited
with being the greatest and richest
city Of primitive times. the zenith
OF the first civilization. The legend
AYERS that the sod Tocilc visited
his wrath upon this city when II
fell into great sin.
was on my little trading
ship recently. bound for Quay.
mas. We were typhoon caught
and swept of our course. north
west. for days. When the
storm subsidized u ~as found by
charts that the great tsbleland
in sight was the Tiburon ISLAND.
On the island we're found roads
OF strange masonry. some OF them
so feet vide. They were thanked
with walls seven feet thick and
three feet high. Curious inscrip
lions we're engraved. Forty natives
were found In n village NJ the south.
east OF the desolate region OF noun.
tain and desert.
Hu,s OF Turtle She'll
The natives lived In huts OF huge
turtle shell. There were no old
men. The women did all the work
No clothes we're worn. On the arms
OF the tall. slender males were
thick, hammered gold bands Crude
rings Of gold set with white stone
we're worn on the fingers
No amount of inducement could
persuade them 10 part with these
curious vanities Memory that no
man had ever returned from Thu.
ron made our little party from the
trading vessel alert
The tall men OF the island al
ways followed at a distance and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
TACOMA WON'T SELL
SEATTLE ANY JUICE

TACOMA. Nov. Because OF
an expected enormous demand for
municipal electricity Mt home, the
Tacoma council today turned down
Seattle's offer to purchase $3.50
horsepower OF juice from the local
plant. A dozen large industries.
including n shipbuilding plant and
a smeiter. will build here within a
few months, the city authorities
learned. and all will demand large
supplies of municipal current.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
WANDERER BROWNS

The body OF Frank Johnson. age
-, ward OF the county almshousc
was found under the isth ave. s
bridge. in South Park. by G. J Guet.
tel. 1901 Thistle st. Thursday morn
Ing
Johnson had wandered away from
the slmshouse Wednesday. after the
noon meal. apparently in good splr.
its. Matron - a. Cord thinks he
must have drowned accidentally.
He was we'll liked and contented
He had been logger before going
to the almshouse. aud none OF his
relatives is known TO those In
charge there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
DELAY ADMISSION
OF HUGHES Defeat

NEW YORK, Nov, 16,-Republic.
an admission of dughes' defeat will
depend largely upon what the Cali
lornia republican leaders advise
after the official count IL complete.
National headquarters indicated to.
day. Chairman Wilcox admitted
that vague charges and suggestions
of fraud In California had not come
from leading California republicans.
He persisted In refusing to outline
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
SIX BABES BORN At
one Time; ALL DEAD

KNOXVILLE Tenn, Nov 10
Mrs. Andrew Woods, 81 years old.
gave birth TO six children, all boys,
at her home In this city. according
to the report of City Physician
Kyle, who attended.
The babies were formed perfect.
ly. but were dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
BANK ROBBER
SHOT IN ACT

ST. PAUL. Nov. William
sandell. %. was killed today. when
he attempted 10 rob the Security
State bank. in tho residence dis.
trict. Sandell entered the bank
this afternoon. put a revolver 10 the
cashiers face. and got 1870. VIII.
lam Oliver. detective. who has been
staying at the bank constantly since
the bank was held up and robbed
one afternoon last April opened
fire on Sandell. Several shots were
exchanged oliver was uninjured.
Sandel was instantly killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
ts~ n Three Time.i
rs- u Three Time.i
kNOW-DOC
PORE TREATMENT

Heals sonthrH ana relieves wherever ap.
piled Don't hesitate 20 use % IN the
worst cases Of skin disease. pleurlsY nsu.
raigin OF nasRi Catarrh Rubbed over
nerve ccntars along spine and on bottoms
o' feet ~ stimulates pore action end 70.
lieNea rheumatism. Rubbed on chest and
neck. " stops cold ON the lungs and sore
throat For nervousness or chronic bseE-
ache rub It along tho spine from bass Of
neck down. lie sure ana try II FOR the
complexion. II takes out all inpuritis.
and Improves the akin. both In color and
texture. Apply and lot absorb. Thrs.
sizes SOC. SOC and 500. nj druggists
Know -doo Co., Pasadena, tsl.--Adysr.
tissmsut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-16
10 AUTOS START IN
Big RACE CLASSIC

SANTA MONICA. Nov. 16.--Nine-
teen cars shot away at 10-second in.
tervals here, at noon today. in the
18th annual Vanderbilt cup race.
Weather conditions were ideal. A
bright sun. with a cool breeze from
the ocean. suggested speed that
will prove a record breaker.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15
THIS HOUSE ON WHEELS
PennsyIvanlan Has Evolved PIan. for
AsoidIns Gossip and the Boredom
of Undesirable Neiehbors.

Berwick, Pa Charles Woll has de-
cidedi that he does not want to live In
the same neighborhood all the tinn, SO
instead Of investing his savings In a
house and lot he-has had q house built
on wheels. The house Is one story with
two rooms and Is supported by
an Iron frame set on three-inch iron
wheels.
Woll, In planning this scheme, says
he viii solve many dIfiicult problems,
If he does not like community. he
can get team OF a tractor engine and
pull his home to some desirable spot.
No conditions can se forced on him,
he says. This Is the advantage Of the
house on wheels If the neigh
bors' children annoy him, or II the
neighborhood gossip Is not pleasant, he
can move on
Vol declares that the portable
house win fill oil his needs. He says
be disllkes living In the same local
ity al me flme and that With many va
can't lots To choose from, he can move
a. often as he plsases.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15
is CHASED 70 A FORTUNE
wessefn Man, Pursued by RattlesnalSe,
Found Rich Claim In Arizona

4a.4Vltf =
Los Angeles Pursued By a Snake.
or 100000 TO the Good" might
be the title Of thriller enacted
In the Arizona desert, near Wit
tenberg, by Herman Hertz Of Los
Angeles, Cal, and "a six-foot rattle
snake. Hertz was q visitor at the
town, and, while walking about the
neighborhood. encountered the snake,
Hertz dashed madly forward In the
general direction of California with
the snake in pursuit.. Tho man proved
to be somewhat Of sprinter but tn.
snake was. no slouch either. 1t was
ginning rapidly when something un-
expectedly happened.
Hertz ieared a prospector's hole and
his eye told him that be could not
leap the ehasm. He stopped abrupt
ly and turned to await the end. But
the snake was pot 80 cunning. 1t slid
on and on until 1t plunged Into the
abyss, breaking i,s neck In the fall.
The CalifOrnian took q deep breath
and looked about him. The opening
In the earth showed that II had been
deserted for some time. He picked up
some pieces Of stone that gave unmis-
taxable evidences Of gold. Keep
Ing his secret to himself he went
to wittenbsrg and bought the property,
Recently he sold his holdings FOR
100000.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15
GoAT A FLAMING METEOR
Plunged Through Farms, Leaving
Trail Of Flre---ignItsd FleIds
and Barns.

Bowling Green, Ky.--Carecning mad
ly over the countryside, every hair Of
his coat ablaze, a goat recently ap-
piled the torch to fields and buildings
near Bowling Green, Ky, leaving In
his wake blazing trail that brought
volunteer fire fighters out In force.
Twenty-Five acres of grass, two big
stock barns and large amount Of
fencing were ignited. Then Billy.
wearied by his headlong flight and suf-
fering from the flames that were rap
idly roasting him. keeled over In tho
midst Of the conflagratIon he had start
ed and died.
Fifteen acres Of grass on the farm
of Miss Ethel Hunt were destroyed,
as were several acres on adjoining
pieces Of property. The barns were
saved by neighbors.
How the goats coat became ignited
may never be known. The secret of
his flaming career died with him. al
though 1t was suspected that he ate
box of matches and washed them
down with kerosene.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15
DETECTIVES TRAPPED ACTOR
They Poasd g Theatrical Agents and
ABooksd Singer for the q
City halI.~

Carrollton. O.-Philadelphia detcc-
tives caused the arrest Of Charles u.
wheatley Of Csrrollton. O.. who mar
ried Miss Nellie Stewart last spring
and deserted her a month later to
siope with her young sister, On sew
erel occasions detectives located the
runaway pair, only to have them slip
away. =
The arrest was made after the de-
techyes had gained entrance to the
wheatley, apartment as theatrical
agents wishing to book vocalist. Aft
er Wheatley had finished his second
song they announced lre was booked
for the city hail." The girl screamed,
tainted. and bad to be revived By q
physlcian.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15

A Montgomery county farmer
is saving Up bis corncobs to buy
. motor car. Last year he sold
the cobs frcm . 5-scrs tract,sre !
|ceiving $50 for them, and he
hopes this years yield win be
larger. N
st. Louis has the largest whnIe-
sale hardware house, the largesi
wholesale drug house, the largest
woodenwarenouse, and HE larg /
Wholesale paper house in the us
besides anufacturingmore shars
than any other place.
An unusual lawsuit, has arise,bl
In Caldwell county, where q hee-s
keeper has been sued by a neigh
Dor, who claims that the hees
Game visiting aud stung his live
stock, poultry and children, In
addition to usurpipg 4 wa,ertankH
and keeping everything elseaway4
from IT. Damages ii the sun df
$500 are asked, 10 addition 10 If
restraining order to keep,lie l'ees'
ut home.
Henry and Charles Williamson,
brothers, living two milee from
Cardwell. Dunklin county, had as
quarrel at the breakfast tahleud.
the morning Of Saturday.2n in
stant, which resulted IA Henry
shooting Charles. Charles is ir
q hospital not expected to live,
and Henry is 10 Jail At K-anrlt.
They are all well knawn and.
prominent people 10 that neigh
borhood. n
John G. Russell, br,,ther of Con.
gressman Joe Russell, is toNbe res,
tanned as ehief clerk Of the State.
Treasurer's office by State Treas.
urer elect George W. Middie-
kamp. Mr.. Russell ia the press
ent chief clerk under State Treas
-ry.- Dv~s, Hnurr rs said lSt DIN 4
BY other state officials an,l en-
ployees at Jefferson City. that he
is 100 per cent. effisient in his
work there.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15

A remarkable piece of sculpture
representing electricity, which adds a
picturesque touch to the tower Of the
new Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany building In New York city. 1t is
the work Of Miss Evelyn Beatrice
Longman. well known for her creative
ability and a recognized leader In her
art. The statue, which Is modelled in
bronze, weighs exactly 10 TONS one
Of the biggest in the country. It stands
488 feet above the street level. and is
"a feet hight. The Telephone and Tele-
graph building Is q stories high, erect
ed to house the combined New York
otiiees az the M - ~ ss-s'lsr
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15
speIIInu Book q 1851.

Ii Grange. Ca Some time ago
when nat n. sIedee was having some
repairs done on his house there was
found between tho ceiling and weather
boarding & tinie-worn spelling book
which showed the marks Of use and
aee. me book was "New York
epeller.v Mas covered with cloth and
'bore ~ date of 1881. &
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15

Charles had foKined the habit Of run
ming on to5the heighbors and even to
the searby atoress Az q punishment
for fhis hiz mother one day tied him y
the library tabIc, tying enc end Of TIE
rope torhis ~, the other 70 the table.
Watching the proceeding with Interest,
he remarked: "Tie the mover leg, too.
mamma, they boz runned avay."
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15

SsssSeteetet 9ee4SS4sSAv$
Peglsry Pointers tor Poultry, People, BY
NE aissouri' State Poultry E.psri.'
msnt5 5s Station, 's.,'nl MounEa'n Y ol0s''
Tho sarly bird turns tho worm IN
q profIt. ~.
1Ths n deal nsn scores n.su' -. - !
many eees' ano s
time.
Success depends nall 90 w . pOu'- \ . =
Try and hau on 'nepoul'.yM.a. 4 !.
oultry 90 saelr pars oissps' s'
tne pourrymAa. Pa
Eariy mouisers o1sen P'o'ess
issy iosfers' - 80
Ninosy ssss pay .Ss .nc
egg nen y worm ~ AV0sk
hens.
Tco mucn sunsnlns a = ~ n 80
Z. e not s'is, enough. emo
The trspnest makes ao.usa'sp'u
'igree records poss'oie'
A sweet soil is 1uss as necessary
for poultry % lor corn.
Medium weight mems u o. any W.
Fiety are usually most pron'Aoi0
Early maturing pu''s's ususAs
make gQod egg Proouoets. ~
Reduction Oh 'yehow 10 sns"ks
Indicates ege productlon'
Color has lissle or no lnnuen0e on
egg produc't''fon.
'lncubatlon depends on TUG sks'
incubator ouilding ana opera
tor.
The baby chick - suppneo w''n
80 hours food VIXEN na'cnso'
Water is w9rsh just = mum as
feed In egg produouon'
Ths price OF feed does nos ten 'ss
value N maklns ~. a:.. u.
a large req oomo 'noioAsss 'se
produolisn ana g00a "sa,'a ss,.',, !,
Bride tieitner eat hoE u"A "
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-15

sRO OU ND ABO " THE STATE.
Cioaned from Exchanges Made by the Shears,
ths Pencll and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited, and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

S0o tsSsss0sf "a ~
sssssSysysssssssssssssss
dred bushels Of wheat and plenty
cf money Ia the bank. butwe are
not going 70 buy q m5torcar."
Mrs. VIM. Sny der. Of near Gem
ter, Rails county. has. been un-
usually successful IN raising
geese. Last spring Mrs. Snyder
started In the season with hve
geese, and these fivelaid 172 eggs
or an average OF "a and a frac-
tlon each. OF this number 100
we're set and 1i6 goslings were
hatchsd from them, 101 OF which
wers raised to goosehood. Four
OF the flock were stolen, two owere
eaten Thanksgiving day and two
kept 70 start the 1917 season with
while the remaining 93were sold.
The 93 geese sold weighed 1000
pounds, or an average OF a frac-
tion over 10 pounds each, and she
received IS 1-2 cents per pound,
making q total Of $1S5.0O. .tss
While otis Taegart was walk
ing along on apublic rosd In Cole
county, near Jefferson City, he
saw seven big, gaunt, rats come
out Of the wesds alongsids the
road and he couldn't resist the
temptation TO SHE at rock at them
with the result that they attacked
him and for the next few minutes
following he had the fight Of his
life, but finally succeeded ID driv-
ing them off, but not before they
had severely bitten HE hands aud
legs. This is nearly on a par
wish Ts5thpd0rs;s tsEs apout lhe
big iish In . South American river
that come to the shore and fights
the natives.
Vim. johnson, q well-to. do and,
well-known young farmer cf
Dunklin county, was 90 badly in
jufsd when an auto turned over
on him, IL which he was travel
ing with party Of friends from
his home near Caruth to Kennett,
Saturday night, End instant, that
he died the following Monday
.uorning. There was seyen in
party in the ear and iivs OF them
we're injured, az they were rum
ming at high rate of speed when
the accident happened. The man
al the wheel was q green hand at
the business.
A funeral party at Stockton, In
Cedar county, entered the GENES
terry before the grave was com.
'pletsd. and while awaiting the
work the grave digger kad to
blast out . rotk and when the
blast.went of the dirt and rock
iiew high and wide and a piece Of
rock struck . horse and the team
broke away and plunged through
the crowd oserturniug the vehicle
and causing much confusion.
Four Of the funeral party. were
seriously hurt,
How { woman gigesd . forty
pound catiish with . pitchfork il
4 tale told ~ Milo, in Vernon
county. Two children playing
an tha hanks of Clear Cveek saw
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
MILTON, IND.

DR.. Squire's father, of Brookville,
visited him the weekend. He Is also
a doctor and made thorough exam
nation of the wound DR.. Squier re-
ceived In the accident when his auto
and team driven by Murram Thomas
collided. few days ago. The exam
nation showed that the frontal bone
over the left eye and also the temple
bone were fractured. Had the wagon
tongue struck the doctor quarter of
an inch above what it did, he would
have been killed. -. Z. c. Caldwell,
stock dealer, shipped two cars of
cattle from Bentonville. Saturday.
Mrs Flora Worries, of Cincinnati, who
is spending the winter with her
mother, went to Richmond, Saturday
to be the guest of her late husband
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
VOORHEES, for few days. Mr.. Worries
sister, Miss jennie Worries, of Blue
Ash, Cincinnati was also a guest. 80.
Washington township school teachers
were at Richmond to attend institute
Saturday.