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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01
From Representative Far.

-~"
HI. Iron Ccerty Rssa-ta--E1 look-
ias ovs- the Enterprise u.y attention
was called TO ~ issl by "Ds. sid
Mae" Gad while 7 ag-se with hin In
SOME particulars ! 10 GO. in all, Will
SAP have taken at 3ntsrsst 10 Heass
bill No. ), which la a1w Cunuss.ss
substitute :ar Nc. s.
Hi43 here msE..ioa ! hare ser. co2sfs
OF ttis u-s-ia2s ais 10 vi! eacse -sos-
Interested in good reads III lroz coar-
ty- TIE eaz-aisses substitute was
rot PRINTED u! g4G12ry 1i.a, ard then
there WAS sCea 4 demand fq. il IRA.
1t .as Impossible TO casai1 .sut $ few
copies, cue OF wAiet Isszasas Coaa;y
Clark.
I.2ss amended substitute VII. cssne
up fer final act4o2 on TzesiAy. Jan
uaTE 80, and vii. pass. o.. saas Is NV
catn4oa: u2.ess caEv41Ssl ditsace nt.v
to what | u8g understand THIS ozl.
wsls vote for the committee substitute.
There is u aoGa. in the minds q:
every one here but that we need scnss
legislation i1 road laws, ard tais hill
has bad r.are real investigation aloas
proper iiass than any pshe. TIL now
before the hoass,
Besides the house con naiaess there
is a special committee. sua ;hs.s have
beea enatrea. lawyers aaa judges, aud
Down TO tie nlost rural representa-
tsves, from. sny and every county.
have been before these Committees
which, ! an frank to SAT-, has ha6 due
consideration.
This bill Is. 10 the best OF mr. .adg.
n,sns. as good as ii could be made,
taking INTO consideration the require.
men; Of the national act, approved
July II, 1915.
There are numerous other road av
b:,is--ttteen il all, believe. U2oa
Ill 0: these committees are zow q.
work and l believe viii, concentrate
In TO the D bill. so as 10 give a &c.
gree Of satisfactory rrea sure TO each
Of those who introduced this bill, aid
- near what all the people van. 81
q be made.
Post roads, according TO this act,
will belong TO all citizens 0! the state
and COUNTY: therefore, could not be,
Nor dol tank there should be any
discrimination as what kind O!
vehicles ars used ON these roads nov,
then any other roads in the coanty.
Regards to question OF wide tires, I
have talked TO many o! the Repre-
sentasives sud several Senator's and i,
seems e. he an unAnim Gus opinion
that I. would be rnjnst al this time,
AMI think 1t viii never be j~Bsiifable.
would say that in c~ouferring with
the citizens Of Iron County, ~ for a.
The general opinion in regard to wide
tires, that very few we're IN favor o.
tkem.
~ any citizen Of Iron county wocid
further stAta that I nm here 10 repre-.
ssSt The psopss aad will b glad to
hsaf from any Of you In any matter
Dev before the legislature or thai
- cons before Il, and mot only
~ dssass % hear iron them, bat
o1snseely request thas they write,
aalasbiss yen I'll eenn9rieasiops
~ 4 AlsUesea-
YoMn N. ~ Pam,
roplIo1olaslve q lsoa Coansy.
$1,000 GU, ~, JanaAsya stA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

NEIL GER grave aua reverend
sass1sars q the State Seua.s please
tell Is what -igl.fl9 wa-ss1; they aa1
for axpsaaing public funds fer the
printing oil 5,s@ copies Of Mr.. B-yan5s
address q. Prohibitions II sAsy were
50 sasnGssd oyae the speech and Sc
sa1rtaced 81 sSs tsrea. u their :s.-
aow12sl. EaY diaG's trey - down in
70 their Pockets ID Gesray TIE expense
a It's circulation? righteousness ar1
rae-a1 propaganda are easy wasge the
eq>. fails uaoa the otter seI.ow-a1a
1t Is gtGssAliv made To sc 30.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

I SEE Bob Etzsilnons, the Aus.
trali7n hfulssr, is go5ngiu,ofae kysr.
geiisac business. Will q sensible
people neys- greg ~aary Of pasg.se7r.
ing moun.ebaaks whose past, EN-.
heliisheG with all sorts OF wscksdnsss.
is thei. warrant for guiding u to the
Kingdom of GrAree
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

ACCORDING 70 Duaa i B.aGs5ass,
Billy Sanday-I bsg pardon, 'sas Rev.
William S~un6aya--is worth $500, &ss
IN cold cash and realty Wac says
Eyangslissic Righteousness dossn''
pays Rgs the Master iidG : have the
knscS OF making il 90 50. somehow
II He were here to-day scrae Of HI:
protested followers cou.i give Hin
pointers GU that as We'll as Oh prohS.
hs.So-.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

TIE concern Q. cur legislators,
National ana State, is 30 increase the
revenues; that Of orr oyer-taxed
people is 10 reduce expenditures. The
internal preparedness craze is Aoau:
to swamp the Federal treasury, W hile
that OF the State has al hgrdrsd Gn-
necessary outlets. with ever new de-
rnsrds, fer more faucets. TIE saag
Cannot possibly give entrance 10 the
sgppay rSngirs1.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

DO net ISL 10 uGte .as wQnaarEa,
real BARGAIN OFFER" na3a by
that sEerA@g zeVs er. t1eST. LOUIS
Gl0RE1LAt RAT. e.ses ara I'M this
Issue In spite Of sAe enormously III
creased CO.'S ss prc1ac31-.. the DAIRY
CL1BEDEN0CRAT azeepl S4saday, IS
offered rs ..z-4! Fr&a Delivery ard
Sta. heHate patrons yearly suosc-ip-
sloas oa.y az IEe remarkably low
rate al Isl S.3 per ye4.-o- coraY=ae
cslsss Of ia-ee on ngare. Al the nes c&-1
rate O! an3y $3.50 ios each ys4sy s.b.
~sar5ptso-. THE DAILY GL-O3E1ENCs
Graf Including Sa.a3ag j. offered 10.
$50 PEE year, Q. in clats ct :h.as CT
c.aurs 81 the re: rate o. s4.-5 far each
saElg Subscription, This Qxer is
a-sc Open ~ subscribers WIG receive
their us@ii &. Ea~s.-o4t3eas wAe~e tie
DAILY CLoBE1EMQcRAT Is nc.
handled nv }o2al lewsl&al4ss. !. ID
NOT 0PEN II subscribers who lire IL,
'ogCs served 5y DAILY GL0SE-DEM
QCRAT rew@de2ls-s. TIE regular
price ct It's DAILY GL0SE-DEMQ,
Graf Including Sunday is -.ow s7.5a
sser year: Daily S!'ton. Sgsstay, - IL
per year. Read me 'Ees. Bs-Eal1,
Q9s." aud sea1 III v1uc order At
Once The advancing price q; oil
newspaper making material naay
FORCE an increased subscription rate
8. any time. Address The Globe Print.
ing Company, Publishers, ST. laais,
Mo.
Warranty. Qasiclains and Trust Dee 4:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

TIE porer-than-thcu element SIC
ceeae6 in eliminating John P. Gordon
. faithful onfcisi Ct uaaasstloned ir-
tegrity; hut how about the che ehos-
en- in his sSeaos Don't ali speak al
once, please.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

THsRS are too many cons, wives and
daughters on the Legislatures pay-
roll Who eve their position TO relation
ship to the members Of the two
Houses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

kxYoKAs cost money, but your Re.
fornsr'' is rarely willing TO supply it
except from the other fellows purse.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

Warranty. Qnsclaiaa and Trust Deeds
ana Caastel Mortgages for sale here.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01
Bargain Prices on Blankets and Comforts,

Nike. Cotton and Wool Blankets, at $25o. 80 ana 500 par. Extra Fine
Ah-"ooI Blankets, . to s. pair. Heavy Comforts. from 81 25 10 S. each.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-01

In the ciFerjG court If Iron cou1tv,
Missouri. DECEMBER S:h. ISIS, and
r.Tt1 day at 0atooer term, 1916.
Tle STATE OF AssogF5, 81 TIE relation
aud 10 the uss et L. r. Ea.aaaru.
e~o.!ecsog G. t4.a revenue Of Iron
co.lfy, MiSso1ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Malone Holds Up
Davis Bill; Makes
Plea for Boxing

Albany. March %. Assemblyman
John G. Malone, OF Albany held up in
the Assembly to-day the advancement
Of the Davis bill, repeating The Fraw-
ley boxing law. His objections re-
suited in postponing action on the
measure until next Tuesday. He de
clared that the bill taxes away the
rights of the red-blooded men OF the
country. and that, while it deprived
the state OF a large amount OF reve-
nue., il suggested no means Of making
II up in any other way.
Governor Whitman, however. took
an opportune occasion at q dinner last
night given by the Republican Assem-
blymen to the Republican Senators 70
tell the majority members of the
Legislature that he wanted the bill
passed, and they plsn 10 carry out his
will.
Assemblyman Clarence T. Welsh, y
member of the Barnes organization OF
this city, asked the Governor why h.
did not name commissioners. when he
had the naming to do. who would
make certain that the provisions OF
the Frawley law would be carried out.
The Governor holly replied that one
Of the commissioners John Franey.
was named upon tire recommendation
of the Albany County Republican or
oanizatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Boston Champion
Retains Figure
Skating Laurels

Miss Theresa Weld, Of Boston, ANA
teur woman figure skating champion OF
America, retained her laurels on the
frozen stage Of the New York Hippo
drome Yesterday morning, when the
annual competition for the honors was
held, with Bror Meyer, Irving Brokaw,
Miss Clare Cassel, George II. Browne
and James A. Cruikshank as the judges.
Safely in second place was Miss Vera
Thompkins, Of this city, who was so
nervous just before going on the ice
that she implored the judges 10 let her
withdraw her entry. They were re-
lentness, however, and Miss Thompkinj
went on and skated so well that there
was nothing else for the judges TO do
but place her after Miss Weld.
Miss Weld also won first prize in
the Waiting contest, paired with Ma
thaniel w. Niles, the lawn tennis
player, and again it was Miss Thomp
kins who carried off second prize, this
time as Irving Brokaw's partner.
The contests will come to a close
this morning. when the Hippodrome
cup, presented by Charles b. Dilling-
ham last year and to be won three
times, will be up for competition. Miss
Weld will enter in this class, which is
open to both sexes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Claire Calligan
Takes 300-Ya ard
Swimming Race
New York A. c. Team Wins
Water Polo Title from
West Side

Miss Claire Galligan, nationa'
women's champion, won the 3OO-yard
;rvitation scratch event at the open
swimming meet of the Brooklyn Cen
tral Young Mems Christian Associatioh
last night. of in front, the New
Pocbelle maiden was two lengths OF the
tank. fifty yards in the van OF MISS
Lucy Freeman, who was second, at Ihe
finish. r
champions officially dedicate the 20
foot pool. Hal Vollmer and ready
Cam both gave interesting exhibitions,
v.hiia the New York Athletic CLUB
easilv downed the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association team ioi
the water polo championship oil tne
Metropolitan Association.
The summaries follow: ..,vor
,olvsrd swim (closed to Y. " c. Atl-WoI
." an S,esn Central; W Oliver. Perth Am
bow. second George Arfman. Central, third Tins
- FAM dlgs loren: hsndicsp)-Won b. Gcrss
Dshn unsttacned (l5 points,. with ~ ~
points. h. sponberg. New YORK a 49, =. 70 ,Ypr.isS
With SO 40 points. second; hoS'' ~ no,n,s
New York A. c. 70 points, Win O. ~" 'S-''''
Zoo yard swim Cscrstch: inyita,Ionl-Won BY Ms
Claire Gslligan. National Women Lue sasn..
10 Saving League second: Miss Rita Greenfield
National Women's Life Saving League, third lime
4.tj 3-5. .,,., H., ,-,,ir,.- Va.
eOO-yard swim exhibition TEDDY Cnn' Ne"
York A &. Time, 2.lS 20 -,
iOO-ysrf swim (invtationl-Won by Josepn
Whestlsy New York A. G.. Charles X Lee, Couni
bis T'niyersity. second: Paul Garr.gus. New York
A c.. third. Time. l.Ol -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Delehanty Wins
High Handicap in
Big All-Day Shoot

Thirty nimrods from half a dozen
clubs faced the traps of the New Ro-
chele Yacht Club yesterday in an all
day shoot for special prizes offered by
that organization. The high scratch
man proved to be Danny Mcmahon, of
the New York Athletic Club, who won
the principal prize. His score was 96
out of the possible 100. W. r. Dele
hanty carried off the high handicap
trophy after a shoot-off with J. p. Don
ovan.
The four prizes in the 25-"bird"
events were won by J. p. Donovan,
G. II. Martin, A. p. Bennett and ". Nc
Noy. Martin returned a perfect score.
The prize for professionals was won
By II. S. Wells, who. shooting from
scratch. made the top score of the
match 90 out of the possible 100. Fiji
teen-year-old r. X. SPOTS defeated his
father, the champion, by five birds"
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Wheat Celebrates
Return to Fold by
Clouting Homer
Dodger Cubs Again Down Reg
ulars-Casey, Stengel Re
mains Unsigned
By CHARLES A. TAYLOR

Hot Springs, Ark, March 22.-The
document restoring Zach Wheat to
good standing as a member of the
Brooklyn Robins was signed this morn
ing BY Charles II. Ebbets and the bat
ting demon of Flatbush. According to
its terms. Wheat is to receive for the
1917 season practically the same salary
as last year, as we'll as a small bonus
providing he hits 800. In the seven
years Zach has been playing with
Brooklyn ne has been in the charmed
circle FIVE times, so he considers that
bonus as good as won right now.
Wheat celebrated his return to the
fold by driving the ball over the right
field fence this morning in practice
game between the Regulars and the
Cubs. A splendid running catch by
Jimmy Hickman alone stood in the way
of another extra base hit by Zach. The
efforts of Wheat, however, were unable
to save the Regulars from their second
successive defeat, the Cubs winning
again by score of s to ..
The Regulars tailed two runs in the
first inning, after two men were out,
as a result of Hickman's muf of a
long fly of Wheat's. The Cubs took
the lead in the second inning on two
bases on balls and singles by Miller,
Del, Smyth, Merkle and Getz. Four
runs crossed the plate in this lombard
ment of Ed Appleton, each man of the
Cubs going to bat once, and Sherrod
Smith. who led off, facing the pitcher
twice.
The Cubs added two more runs to
their total in the third by reason of a
triple. a double and single. and one
tally each in the fifth and sixth. The
Regulars did their final scoring in the
fifth inning, three runs resulting from
Jonnston's sirgle, Fabrique's double.
Daubert's sacrifice fly and Wheat's
homer.
Appleton and Marquard each worked
four innings in the box for the Regu-
lars.
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Commission Won't
Permit Hickey to
Violate Contract

CT. LOUIS. March 22.-Branch
- Rickey's assumption OF the
presidency of the st. Louis Ma
tionaIs will not be sanctioned o'
the National Commission II II Is !"
violation of Rickey's old contract
with the st. Louis Americans, ac-
cording to a telegram received here
to-day from President Ban Johnson
of the American League. Hickey as
serts he had a verbal agreement Win
President Ball of the Americans
permitting him to leave whenever ne
had q chance to better himself.
MIR. Johnson's telegram says: III
ia difficult for me to assume that
MIR. Hickey would contemplate any
move looking to the breaking on oil
his contract with the st. Louis
Browns. The members Of the Ma
tional Commission would not permit
the violation of a contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Hot Springs Entries

Iint rsce ceiling. msidon three year olds: sir
flflonEsi .Cuines io2. 'Dofe i0i. 'Pssha. l0i,
y sheriff. 100. James o. lot ..Fio, RAYS
100. 'sanborns 100. r1ungsr. iO7. NsIotism. ll2.
secOld rare lssiing. four year-olds and upward
Eve and 4 haf fufIonwl- 'Myols. 81. Heir APP
puent. 100. 'JunEs, iOs 'hloour. III 'Naresn
=. o.. ldoiatsr. 100. Ella smith. iQ7 Finr5
wuzzy. 49, 'sis'sr Susie 1902: Silly Night. lOs
Frhty. l0s DcfOuf ilg.
Thifi faoo ffcilifE. -four wear .oids spd upward
mile and seventy ysrdsI-'Liitie Blsger to3. verona
100. Wsp. III Mile Con@u. ia. Roe Juliette
100. 'Chsd Bufofd. 100 I<ialohs li2. First star
~ 'Deha. 100. Manioe III. Tcemsn. lli. Res
OssNood. ~
Fo1rih r4rs Nsling. The ovisits Purse throe-
Jesf.o'ds aud upward uilel-'Eila RYAN. - Gen
efai Pickett i07 Zoo u, iOe Mud Snl. III
'Spfctfe -. Sfnp,r St4lssr. l07 Boxan. M
Rags. ~. .HUleIut. %. Milton Campbc' ].
lel tharisy Nrfsuan. III
FlNh REQ ceiling. thfee.ye,r oids and upward
rIi .sj.. isca. 100 miss Wsiefs 100 'Jack Ilsf.
ii'oc l9;. Hog. io2 'wnl Do l05 zlm. III
- " J0hfson i0l. 'srs Morgan. 100. sion,
hsnge 90 Milton EOb'ee ~
S-Efh faos lviii'g three year olds ga upward
milo ana eighihl Tootsis d OUT 100
I5nn. iog He4t>r Smith. ~ 'fAdy Power 100
Missfgla. ~. LADY VorhlsEioa 100 'Efnma
stusr. loi 'imyession. ~.
sAs.1,ntlos siisvsnes eiImsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Whittemore Sets New
Record at Pinehurst

Pnehurst. y. C., March 22.-Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd, Pittsburgh.
led the large field in the first round
OF the Silverfoils championship tourna-
ment. at Pinehurst, to-day. Mrs. Hurd
finished in 45-%9-S4, on Course /. one
stroke ahead OF Mrs. r. IL. Parlow.
Philadelphia. Miss Mildred Caverly
tied at 81 for third place, with Mrs.
". J. Scammell and Mrs c. h. Holdings
worth. Oakmont Club, thus leaving the
championship % be decided between
Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Barlow.
Parker Whlttemore, Of Brookline.
who recently established the seasons
records on the No. and No. courses,
set a new low mark on No. ,, the cham
piorship course, to-day, by going
around in 35-35-70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Yankees Unanimous
In Vote for Daily
Military Drills
NOVER HALL, Ga, March a.
II Though some major league
hall nlayprs aDDear to be

HOVER HALL, Ga. March ~
Though some major league
ball players appear to be
opposed to the idea Of military
training, the New York Americans
to a man, are strong for the plan,
said Ban Johnson, president OF the
American League, here to-day.
"The news that some Of the clubs
had taken a vote on the proposition
caused the Yankees to get together
at Macon Wednesday night, and
they went on record as strongly IN
favor of continuing the daily drills.
"The vote, taken to sound the SEN
timent Of the Yankees, was unan-
imous. II was the opinion of the
New York players that the military
training was in no way affecting
their ball playing and worked no
hardship on them. On the contrary,
the work has proved enjoyable, and
they are highly interested in the in
structions.
There is no chance of the Yam
KEGS giving up their drilling"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Ballymendal Victor
At 10 to | in the Essex

London, March % The Essex Stee-
plechase Of $3.50. second TO receive
$3.50 and third SIPS, for ve-year-olds
and upwards. which featured the clos
ing day of the Gatwick meeting, was
run off to-day over a course of four
miles and won easily by p. Whitaker's
Ballymendal. ridden by his owner, BY
twenty lengths ahead of Captain Whit
worth's Bill Basil, with Barnett in the
saddle.
Mrs. Hastings Kingsworthy was third,
six lengths behind. twenty-five en-
tries were received, and twelve horses
faced the starter. The betting was Bal
lymendal, 10 to /; Bill Basil, 100 to g.,
and Kingsworthy, 100 to C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Bjurstedt-Sears Team
Loses Tennis Doubles

Long Beach, Cal. March 22.-Miss
Molla Bjurstedt, woman's national sin
giles champion, and Miss Eleanor Sears
lost their match in the womans doubles.
playing against Mrs. Louise r. Williams
and Mrs. h. o. Bruce in the second round
to-day Of an invitation tennis tourna-
ment here. The score was 6-3, 50.
In the wOmen's singles Miss Florence
Sutton won from Miss Sears. 6-i.
s 0, and Miss Mary Browne defeated
Miss sutton. 3. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Benny Leonard Stops
Hommey in the Ninth

Benny Leonard disposed of Packey
Hommey in the ninth round at the Fair
mont A. c. last night. A right to the
jaw sent Packey to the floor, and when
the bell rang for the tenth session
Packey's seconds tossed in the sponge.
II was Leonard's fight all the way.
Frankie DAILY shaded Joe Burman in
the ten-round bantam bout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Fight Log
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Harlem s. C.-Joe Rivers and Jimmy
Duffy.
New Polo 4. Awhile Doyle and
Pete Doyle.
SATURDAY
Clermont s. Cred Allen and Sol
dier Bartfeld.
greensboro A. CAVALIER Laurette
and Johnny Kid Alberts.
Broadway s. C.-Silent Martin and
Joe Borrell.
Fairmont A. C.-Phil Bloom and
Irish Patsy Cline.