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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
Can Baked Apples For Winter Use.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, August 6.--Did you
ever can baked apples? They are
good indeed for breakfast OF a cold
winter morning. But you can get
apples at any time in the winter, you
are probably thinking. So you can,
but not with the green apple flavor
Then, canning serves as a means OF
saving apples that fall from the tree
and would otherwise be wasted, &C.
cording to Miss Louise Stanley, OF the
University OF Missouri home econ
omics department.
Pick up those that fall each DAY.
Wash them well, core and remove
any decayed parts. Bake in the oven
as II you were planning to serve I'M
m~ediately. When tender, fill int
jars and pour over any juice that has
cooked out. There will not be enough
OF this to cover the apples; make
more syrup, using equal amounts Of
sugar and water and use this to
cover the apples.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
From Rev. Mitchell.

Dear Register - I've just read
"American Efficiency your first ar.
ticle Of the issue, August Cd. All you
say is potentially true.
Now, I suggest that you might add:
"The very people who were afraid Of
militarism and were provokingly con-
sentative when preparedness" be-
came an issue, are, regardless Of party
utilization, standing by the admins
tration, jealous and resentful against
any word that might weaken the
hands of the President and his loyal
supporters"
Here in the west, people who didn't
swami war" and thought "Americans
shonld stay at home and let Europe
settle her own continental troubles"
are regretfully but Loyalty bidding
Godspeed to their noble sons as they
volunteer into army and navy.
Kansas is we'll forward with her
quota OF men. Many, 1t is true arc
awaiting the call, but they registered;
the "slscker," II he is here, keeps hii
mouth.
Chsutauquas at each period present
. call to the American conscience,
and the people still free from wild
demonstration, cheer, cheer the
speakers, the singers, the or:hestrss
and the Gag 10 dear with a sacrednesa
never recognised before. Americs
can already afford to be grateful Il
the Holenxollern and the Hapsburl
and their lIolwegs, ETC., who have
forced this people to find itself and
unite.
Tell doubters and slackers to come
to western Kansas whore We rsapst
almost no whsat, where the barley
oats, corn, sorghum.fsed. crops, stc.
are failures, whore their gardens ar'
dried up, and necessity TO buy sup'
plies . second successive year face'
men s1fsad embafrasssdi Yes, VI
them 70 come and gst into thsil
mlsds ~ iact that n order ~ GAIT
ovsr ~ immSnse aggregation q Nv
stock Shlohi 4 ~ essential paft ~ IN
I~fstIi6g ,sysIeM n ~ sssttony M
aNnlmtaSsasN6n Sf6k vra1tg snnGaSa66
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
BAPTIST ASSEMBLY.

The Baptist Assembly, in session on
Arcadia Heights the past week, has
been we'll attended and bids fair to
be one OF the most successful and sat-
isfactory sessions ever held on the
hill. The Assembly closes next Sun.
day night.
The registration on Monday reached
1909. Classes r being largely at
tended; and many new names are be.
ing enrolled for the last week.
Dr.. J. p. Green, president of VIII
liam Jewell College, IL the Assembly
pastor. He ia deIighting the audience
by his inspiring sermons.
A large congregation was present
Sunday morning and the annual
pledges fer the support Of the Assem-
bly, surpassed those Of any previous
year, amounting to @2250.
An interesting growth in the As.
Assembly this year 10 the presence Of
delegates from distant parts Of the
State, not usually represented. Visit.
ors are In attendance from Nevada,
stsnberry, Brookneld and Camden
Point.
At the annual business meeting
Monday night w. ". Martin, OF Don.
iphsn. was e.elected president; Geo
r. johnson, OF st. Louis, was re. elect.
cd corresponding secretary and Miss
Pearl Winters, recording secretary
o. K. Armstrong, Of Bolivar, T. J
Newbill, Of Kansas City, and O. A,
Bell, OF st. Louis, were elected vice.
presidents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Divine services will be held next
Sunday, August l9,at Pilot Knob in the
afternoon and Ut IrontOn 10 the even.
ing, - follows:
At Pilot Knob-Sunday School at
p. NJ, sermon at $3.50 p. u.
At Ironton-SeYmon at 1880 p. N.
All interested in our services are
invited to attend.
H. y. HARTING, Pastor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Who. With five som and one daughter,
survive him. The family moved to
De Soto 10 1889. The surviving chill
dren r II. Robbs, an engineer
living here; W. ID. Robbs, a conductor
living at Paragould, Ark; Alonzo
kobbs, De Soto; s. F. Robbs. an
engineer living at Poplar Bluff, and
Mrs. John X. Carter Of Wayne coun.
ty. All the children were here for the
funeral.
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Des Arc items.

On account Of SO many letters from
the soldier boys to publish l will make
my letter short this week.
l was down in Southeast Missouri
last week. Corn is looking fine and
cantaloupes were never better. They
are shipping them east in refrigerator
cars. The watermelons are beginning
to move. They expect to ship about
1900 cars. They bring $3.50 to 5000 +.
o. b. at Morley, Benton and Bertrand.
The wheat crop Is moving. The price
is $3.50 bushel. Hogs are now 10
and they cay they will soon be 20.
We have poor train service now;
can't make Des Arc or Annapolis 60
ing south at night at all.
Mrs. Gusta Poston, who was taken
to st. Louis for treatment, has been
operated on twice and at last reports
was resting nicely.
Fred Gassman has taken charge Of
the Middlebrook section and will move
his family there right away. Sorry To
lose them.
Orville Reed came near happening
to serious accident last week, He
was holding his horse while the black
smith was shoeing 1t. The horse rear
ed and struck him over the left eye
making q cash about an lnch long.
Mrs. E. W. Graves and Miss Louise
Schmidt were lronton visitors las
week.
Mrs. V. E. Cooper visited her son a
Piedmont last week.
J. II. Stevenson and son, Clyde
we're Poplar Bluff visitors last week:
4. II. Stevenson and son, Ralph, Il
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
Coodwater Items.

Crops are doing fine since we have
been having plenty OF rain.
l wish to correct q mista lie in the
print of my last letter in last weeks
paper in regard to the meeting here
The number of additions we're 10 in
stead of 149 as was printed.
Our road o%verseer, Ed Payne, Is do
ing some good work IN the roads.
A Christian Endeavor Society was
organized here last Sunday.
Jas. Mayberry and Harrison Helms
went to Ironton to take the examina
ton for Army service. L. W. s.
August 8, 1917. q
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
More Than 500 Men Have Been EN-
ployed in the Mines.

lead Belt News.l
The labor situation throughout the
Lead Belt this week has considerably
improved. The different lead COM
panies involved, began hiring new
men and putting many of their old
employs back to work the first of the
week. As a result there are now
probably 500 more men working at
the plants OF the Federal, Doe Run
and National, than there were this
time last week.
The men employed are being ques.
toned as to whether or not they took
part in the riot. 1t is generally re-
ported that men who took a promin-
ent part iu the riot will experience
considerable difficulty in obtaining
employment at any of the mines in
the Lead Belt.
There has been nothing accomplish
ed toward reaching nm agreement be.
tween the companies and the men.
From present indications 1t is not
likely that there will be any. The
trouble, it is thought, will gradually
wear itself out.
Martin Weiss, an attorney Of s,
Louis, who claims to represent thu
foreigners who were driven from the
district, was In Flat River Sunday
He was Of the opinion, after talking
with many Of the foreigners who have
returned since the riot, that they vii
not long remain. In the district. HI
said the foreigners claimed they were
being threatened underground, ant
that many Of them have decided Il
leave the district permanently.
Weiss also said that the foreigner
had fled With him some 900 claim
for damages against the Federal gov
eminent. The claims range from
amounts as low as $40, up to sewers
hundred. The damages claimed ar
for loss Of furniture, clothing, etc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
PERSONAL

Miss Lottie Prince Of st. Louis 10 =
Heights visitor.
Attorney J. H. Keith attended court
10 Greenville this week.
Mrs. r.. J. Macarthur Of Graniteville
was . caller last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelton E. White are
home from Yellowstone Park.
Chas. Madlinger was here from
Granite City the first Of the week.
Marion Lewis and son Of Dies Arc
were Ironton visitors last Wednesday.
Miss Leila O'Neal will arrive to-day
to spend a few days with Mrs. J. M,
Hawkins.
A. Roehry and Emil went to Cairo,
Ills., last week. Emil returned te
Omaha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. NJ. T%rauernicht and
children, OF Bonnie Terre, were Iron
ton visitors Sunday.
A. p. Crow is now in military train
ing at Washington, d. O., preparatory
to going to France.
Ellis Lee Trsuernicht OF Bonnie
Terre is the guest Of his gran dparents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht il
Ironton.
Mrs. DeWeese and daughter, Mrs
B~losser, returned to their home il
Chillicothe, Ohio, last Sunday ate
spending several days at Valley Inn.
F. J. Burroughs, who has been liv
ing on the Schwab place, west o
town, for several months past, vii
remove to Demott, Arkansas, in th
course Of q few weeks.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

day. rAs vas agresd t.. bst isstsaA
of gsttlag q ~ tssis ct Iroatoa they
vsat On 70 Arcadia. Thsrs they hissd
wm. 0slingsr 70 bsiag then b Isos-
toa 10 ~ suteoobiis. Whss they
got over hsee. sonsvhsss % 6hsp.
hsrd street. Fox ays bic new found
fdsod ''wsnt through him" and took
$50 from him; e36, which hs bad In
his sock, was overlooked. Fog "a.
mittsd that hs was very drunk when
the robbery occurred. Sheriff Bles
and his deputy made . thosoagh
search but could And no man answer.
Ing the description Of the robber'
Fox b . man OF probably thirty year.
Of ags. He left here on No. 46undsy,
. saddsr .,but probably wiser man from
his experience.
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Annapolis News.

Weather Is dry down here and some
truck is suffering for rain.
Mr.. Warner, of BEDFORD, was in
town with two car loads of fine look
ing cattle last Saturday to ship tu st.
Louis. He had some cattle that would
bring over 500 per head In any mar.
ket.
Esquire Kitchell was in Ironton on
August Sd, 1917, and got $l.O0 worth
of beef, and his family cooked and ate
It for their supper and could have
eaten another dollars worth II they
had It.
The drafted men around Annapolis
are about oil ready to 60 in to service.
Old Kaiser may look out when the U.
s. troops enter France--the regiment
that contains the Annapolis boys
isn't going to show any quarters to
the Kaiser; % they are going there to
close the war and make peace for our
selves and country.
We have . big meeting going on at
present, mostly General Baptists.
Brother Young Of Marble Greek and
one brother preacher from the Silver
Mines In Madison county, and Brother
John w. Alcorn, Of near Vulcan, Bro.
Ellie Reed, OF Annapolis, were the
ministers In the pulpit last Sunday
night. II 10 we'll worth your time To
60 and hear them. No telling how
long the meeting will 60 on; Il may
last I'LL the war ends.
Hogs and cattle are about to devour
Brother VIM. Farmers crop OF corr
and other truck that he has growing
In two or three different fields. Where
IL 10 not cattle II 10 hogs breaking ir
and destroying all kinds Of truck, and
that 10 too bad.
Gus Funk has had his wheat thresh'
cd and II turned out we'll for the sizt
OF the crop put 10. They only charge
40 for q "set" this year, and that II
ont Of reason; $500 would be biz
money.
Lots Of grocery drummsrs 10 town
otery day. and seem 70 goaway with
good stock Of orders.
There ID . lot Of Ice cream consum.
Cd Ii this town nowadays.
0ios Mary E. came down from
81. Louis aom0 two weeks ego playinl
her own objective on some lShermei
and women and got into law Will
James g. Hogan, one OF the fisher
men, and had him pulled up Ia Justio'
Court at Annapolis, and BIO gave bon,
tor bic appearance August 10, 1911
and vent home 10 Bt. Louis. elnc'
then he hes made inquiry - To- thl
amount Of ane woald ~ given him
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
A Five Years. Record.
A les, That Mus-Impress Register Read
efs,

Five years is a long time.
A rigid test OF merit.
Mrs. Mayes testified over five years
ago.
She now says the results we're per.
manent.
Can lronton ask for better evil
dence?
Mrs. Frank Msyes, Ironton, gave
the following statement in October,
1911: "Kidney and bladder complaint
came on me and / couldn't control
the kidney actor. ! was unable to
stoop or lift on account of the pain
and bearing down feeling in my back.
l doctored and used differen,
| remedies, but the use of Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me much relief. This
medicine mas my highest endorse
ment."
A LASTING EFFECT
On July Is, 1916 Mrs. Mayes said
"The cure Doan's Kidney Pills made
for me has been a lasting one have
had no return of kidney trouie."
zoe, at all dealers. Foster Miiburr
Co., Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Popaas Bt19 - the point Of connec-
t5Oa Nth the stato road. Ii will
holp % build this city ~ . center.
IS ssquises the opinion of an en-
giaooe 70 poss on the psopriety OF the
0olocdoa d the course OF . road such
- this, bat 70 . laymsn the fact that
The road passes through the Arcadia
valley, the cradle Of romance and
picturssqns pioneering In the early
day, y apparently advantageous. II
gives sdded charm to the trip over
the road.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
Arcadia Valley Beauty Spot Of State Road

Poplar Blum Citizen. Democrat.)
The beautiful Valley Of Arcadia, one
OF the resi- beauty spots OF the
Ozarks, 10 going to be on the st.
LOuis. Poplar Bluff road, this already
having been decseed by the State
Highway Commission and 10 an.
noHnced to the Piedmont Com mer.
clal Club by telegraph and to others
Interested In the location OF the road.
Three routes were proposed for the
highway from Farmington to the
Butler county line and there wss .
strong representation made for each
Of the three roads.
Iron county and tho west side
Wayne county citizens favored the
route adopted, while others favored .
road through G~reenville and there
was Q move TO got the rosd through
FredericktoWn further north.
Engineer Graham went over thu
roads and viewed them. Il was In
dicated at the time Of bio visit thai
he would favor the western road b.
cause Of some Of the road through
Orssnville being through river bot
toms.
Just what the commission would d.
wes . question, bat the following
message Was communicated BY thl
Americau's sgent at Piedmont By lonl
distance telephone, Importing 'thl
anal disposition OF the matter:
Jefferson Uity, Mo-, Aug. 0.-s'Boart
omcially dedguatod road from Ar
codia 70 Piedmont and from Piedmon
% Butler county line Of sons poin
oouth OF Willamsville.n
The %. Louis Poplar Blum road %
dream Of yoass now being resliset
and on " very hesls comes III
proposition 10 make II 3 part OF thI
Oaniel Boone trail from the 0ree
Lakes 70 No Cult OF Nsxico. u Wout
seem The Day Of big things In Q foAt
WY b % hand. Adequate tsapspor
tatlou for The farmer has beoom0 o
important 70 bic euooeee - treuspog
ta1on b 10 3 city u W. making Of n
ouccoee. Then n addition - Q
roads boz peeood on o. NJ nolghboe
hood eoel6 Into ~. liner eease 81
l: ~ - ss:ssreaA soasssuss !,
lo1i0 MN oealhesee NlQoQ1n Z
~ pslsl 1900 &C., " S01
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
NOTICE.

My Ice House will be open at tn
following hours:
From s to 6 A. NJ.
From II to ! P. NJ.
From 6 to s p. NJ.
On Sunday from 8 to Z A. NJ.
+. BUECHsENSHUETZ,
Middlebrook. M.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
The Cove Cemetery.

There will be q meeting OF the citi-
zens interested, at the Cove Gene
terry, on Saturday, August IS, 1917, for
the purpose of cleaning up the
grounds. All are requested to attend
and assist. Those who cannot be
present and desire to assist in the
way OF financial help will please hand
contributions to Walter II. Fisher, j..
N. Tins or VIM. Henson.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

The undersigned will offer for sale
Of Public aution at Iron Mountain,
Mo-, on Saturday, August rs, 1917,
Twenty Head of Cattle, one Mule, 3
years old past, and one Horse, 9 years
old.
Terms OF Sale-Cssh or bankabie
note, bearing interest at the rate of
six per cent. annum. Sale to COM
mence ut / O'Clock P. n.
s. B. REAGAN.
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William Robbs Dead.
lThe pe soto Times.l

william Robbs died Of bis home on
the east side, early Sunday morning
o. The sgs u 81 years. The funsrsl
was held Monday afternoon from The
homo, Rsv. ~ 0oodin Of The rlrst
Baptiss Church. conductlng ~ ~.
vioe.
NJ. Rshbe ~ born March ! IN,
10 ssvisr eonalt, 1sinsesee. ~
came = Iron oounly II IN, whsfe
" ~ m0esleA u No. Napnie Hut
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

For Sale-One Roller Top Desk, one
Adding Machine, one Oliver Type.
writer, and one Check Protector. APP
ply TO Mrs. F. J. Burroughs, the
Schwab place, west Of Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
course Of . few weeks.

For Sale-A Team, s and s years
old, New Wagon and Harness. Been
used about one year. Also, some
Farming Machinery. Approved Sc
curity will be accepted.
W. ]. BETHEL, Arcadia, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Piano for Sale-At great bargain
and on easy terms; or will exchange
for stock, wood or other property
Call or write. Phone HI. Mrs. j. A
James, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Ed Reed, the expert wagon maker
Ia now in the business for himself
at Belleview, and 10 turning out
some frst.class wagons. All pur.
chasers are pleased. Call and see
him,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
Weather Report.

Meteorological Report Of Coopera'
tive Observer at Ironton, Iron County'
Mo-, for the week ending Tuesday,
| August. Z, 1917:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16
Dsys Of Week.

Norn..-Ths precipitation includes
rain. hail, slsst and melted Snow, ana
10 recorded Ia inches and h~updfeotns.
Ton inches Of snow edusl one incn 81
rain. tsT's indicetes trace OF pfecsp'.'
tAtiou. W. q. DutANo. OoserveF'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

For Rent-Four furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs.
y. D.. Alexander, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Valkyrien baroness De Wits In the
In "Ths Hidden Valley" and Pathe
Comedy, Thursday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

For Sale-Fine hay In stack at r.
D. Lewis, Russellville, or apply at this
office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

Dr.! !. L. Hickman pssssd thro.gA
.ovn sunday o. bic way hoos fron
Imineacs, whore hs bad bess 10 In.
vesisass n outbreak Of hog che,sss.
VI. Hickman made the TIP scrsss ~
country In AGAR. The Doctor issoeus
~ they are about to get cholses under
control in this section Of the STATE.
strsysd-From my farm. mar
Granitsvills, Mo-, about May 10th, .
bay horse, two white hind sest, b,sck
msns and tail, and Q email star in
forehead; work horse about lSx hands
high. WIN pay for Information lead.
ing to his recovery.
JOS. COLLINS, Grsnitsville Mo.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Walker Keathley and Leila Crowley
Of Brunot.
John Thomas Kelley and Gsnsvievs
Laxton OF st. Louis.
Charles Krauzbsrg and Alice Nils
OF st. Louis.
Rev. V. o. Penley, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Gertrude, left
wednesday morning for Colorado.
They will stop at Kearney, Neb., for q
few days with friends and from there
will 60 to Denver, Trinidad, Colorado
Springs, Boulder, Central City and
Sedalia. These "hikers" will return
about the last OF August or the first oil
September.-De Soto Republican.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G.. Patton and the
latter's sister, Miss Wayne Guessing,
left on Monday for Macatawa, Michi.
gan, for a months stay unless the Dr.
receives notice In the meantime to re-
port at Washington for service In ,th,
army in France. He volunteered fol
service several weeks ago and re.
ceived notice that he would likely b,
called within the next few weeks
Pennington News.
". W. Strother motored from Fred,
ericktown Sunday morning to NEE
Mrs. Strother and Miss leila, who hat
spent q week at Des Arc. They mo
tored home Sunday afternoon. Mrs
strother and daughter will leave mex
month for Los Angeles, California
where Miss leila will enter the Lo
Angeles Conservatory for q course il
music. Mr.. Strother will join them Ii
the Golden State about November lst
They expect to return to Missour
next spring.
List Of persons exempted or dis
charged by the Local Board for othe
causes than physical disability, to in
clude August IL, 1917:
J. L. Reagan, Ironton, Dependents.
w. M. Mayfield, Goodland
Roy Wakefield, Graniteville
P. P. Below, Des Arc, Minister.
II. A. Thompson, Brule, Dependent
Rob't Miller, Annapolis
Q. g. Clay, Bixby
J. F. King, Des Arc
J. B. Bressie, Bixby
Chas. Lewis, Des Arc
J. r. Sohn, Ironton :"
Fl. l.. Rieke, Ironton
W. A. Miner, Bixby
G. J. Blue, Pilot Knob
A. NJ. p. Shaefer, Ironton
G. w. Goff, Des Arc
Our Representative, DR.. N. A. Far
~ Dou Arn yyeitae ua frou AlhOi,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-08-16

10 tnolr very Uobs IA WIG pEo1ooo SA'sso
for Uncle Sam. r.
The special grand jury in st. Fran.
co.'s county, which had been In session
for two weeks investigating the re-
cent labor riots in the lead belt, com.
pleted its labors Wednesday Of last
week. One hundred and thirteen true
bills were returned, all Of which but
one were for illegal acts committed
In connection with the riots. One Of
the indictments is sgsinst seventy.
nine men charged with congregating
to commit a felony. Other charges
are melting riot, flourishing deadly
weapons, carrying concealed weap.
ons, robbery, larceny from dwelling
house, petit larceny, common assault,
felonious assault. One hundred and
forty eight witnesses were before the
grand jury. Bonds were fixed BY
Judge Huck ct from $500 to e26o0, de-
pending on the gravity Of the ofsnss
charged. The cases will not likely
come up for trial before the Novsm'
Der term Of circuit court In let. Fran
co.'s county.
Last Saturday night about eleven
O'Clock sheriff Blue received . tsls.
phone message from . man who said
he had been robbed. The man phoned
from Riggs 4 Co.'s loo cream pss'or'
Mr.. Blue at once came over In town
The story told BY the man, who claim
Cd hs had bssn robbed, VA that BY
name wss James Fox and bio home Ia
Muskogss, Oklahoma. Hs had r.
Gently inside . purchase Of twenty
acres Of land near Irondals. While y
81. Louis, waiting for . train % 60 u
lrondals, no met . man with whom
BIO became very friendly; they het
many drinks together and BY tran
time both Of them we're well "undsl
ths influence" His new found ffisn'
proposed 10 make the TIP With hin
Is iroudsls end thsy both bcaEds'
Train No. . q Union station saenrdA,
evening. They had . supply q whisks!
With Thorn and continued drinking o.
ths tsain. A they psocssdsd on thsi
vay ne nav found friend eeated TIA
- ~ acquaiatsd Of fronton snd ~
esstsd thaA Instead Of leaving -
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