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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Notice Of Dissolution Of Quick Action
Rance Company.

To whom It may concern: Notice
is hereby given that at a special meet
ing of the stockholders of the Quick
Action Range Company called and as
sembled at the offices of said company
in Marshalltown, Iowa, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. of the 18th day Of April, A. D.,
1918. at which special meeting there
was present, either in person or by
proxy, stockholders representing more
than three -fourths (A) Of the stock OF
said corporation entitled to vote, there
was duly adopted by unanim GUS vote,
the following resolution:
BE 1t resolved by the stockholders
of the Quick Action Range Company,
in special meeting assembled. more
than three -fourths (%) of the stock OF
said corporation entitled to vote being
present by holders thereof present in
person or by proxy; that this corpo-
ration, namely, the Quick Action Range
Company DE and the same is hereby
dissolved and terminated and the
franchise. rights and privileges Of said
corporation are hereby surrendered"
And,
BE it further resolved that D. w.
Norris as president of the Quick Ac-
LlOl1 4Stu60 company 1AO - 1. W GO
son az secretary ana treasurer Of said
corporation as said officers Of said
corporation are hereby authorized en-
power and directed 70 execute ar
ticles Of dissolution in conformity with
the foregoing resolution, and make due
publication Of notice OF such dissolu
tion, in conformity with the require
ments Of the statutes of Iowa, in such
Instance made and provided"
And that In conformity with the
authorization and direction Of said
resolution, the undersigned, D. w. Nor
ris, Jr, as president Of the Quick Ac-
tion Range Company and TT. WATSON
as secretary and treasurer Of said cor
poration, have executed articles Of dis
solution Of the said Quick Action Range
Company, a corporation with its prin-
cipal place Of business at Marshall
town, Iowa, and the said corporation,
by virtue Of the action Of It's said
stockholders in special meeting assem-
bled and in conformity with the provi-
sions of the articles of Incorporation OF
said corporation and in conformity
with the statutes Of Iowa in such in
stance made and provided, is dissolved
and the said corporation Is terminated
and the franchise rights and priv
ileges Of said corporation are surren-
dered in due conformity with the or
der; authority and direction Of the
stockholders of said corporati on.
OF which dissolution, all to whom II
may concern. will take due notice and
\ govern yourselves accordingly.
Dated this 18th day Of April. A. D..
1915.
D. w, NORRIS, JR.,
President.
~ = I. I.sWASSON,
Secretary and Treasurer. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
LEPRosY NOT INFECTIOUS.
Iowa Man Who Spent Year With Vic.
Tins Disputes Ancient Theory.

Special to Times Republican.
iowa City. May Nv. NJ. Danner
Of Iowa City, has returned from, a
years tour Of the leper colonies Of
the world. He is the International in
terdenominational secretary Of leper
work, and hopes to spread the gospel
Of relief for lepers" all over Amer
lea. He is a son Of Rev. F. NJ. DAN
ner, of Iowa City. Secretary Danner
voices the startling view that leper
will not communicate his leprosy any
more than man with a wart will
transfer the wart.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
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CAN'T DIVORCE SOLDIER.
New Law Prevents Wives From OBJ
taininu DEGREES Ourinq War.

Des Moines. May mo United
States soldier or sailor can be sued for
divorce until the war is over, by rea-
son of the soldiers relief law enacted
by the Thirty seventh general as
sembly.
The new law mas been cited for the
first time in Polk county divorce
action in which attorneys for Thomas
Mcclellan have filed a motion to dis
miss suit filed by Mrs. Alice MCGEE
han
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Havner Would Bar Wilkerson.

Des Mo!nes, Ma; :. Ec:Gct!"c J. y.
Wilkerson, of Red Oak, we'll known
thru his activities in the Villisca AK
murder cases, has asked to be ad-
mitted to practice law in Iowa.
In passing. on his qualifications At
torney General Havner states that he
can not move that W7ilkcrson's re-
quest be granted.
~. n. Wilkerson has so ,deported
himself" says the attorney general in
his report to the supreme court. with
reference to the courts of the state Of
Iowa and to the courts OF other states
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
LOGAN SPENDS UNEASY NIGHT.
Incendiary Fires Cause Of Worry to
People Of Town. =.

: -.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan, May People Of Logan and
it's vicinity spent a restless night not
withstanding that armed men patrolled
the town since yesterday evening unti
this morning. No fires and no ar
rests have been made since yesterday
afternoon, and no additional light has
been thrown on the cause of the fires
in Logan and on the Peckenpaugh-
Smith farm east Of town. The loss
to Brown, Smith. Kennedy garage and
Adams company, and the many resi-
dences damaged to a more or less de-
gree, is estimated from $4,000 all the
way up to $4,000. The extent of loss
on the Arthur Smith farm east of
Logan could not be learned, but the
loss includes two farm barns, several
sets of harness. hay. grain; the horses
had just been put in the pastures A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
MAD DOG SCARE At WEBB.

One Of Four Persons Bitten In Serious
Condition.
Special to Times Republican.
Alta. May THE town OK Webb has
a mad dog scare A little dog belong
ing to Editor Addington. Of the Webb
RECORD, bit four persons and attempted
to bite others. 1t was killed to prevent
further attacks and the head sent to
Iowa City, where 1t was ascertained
the animal had rabies. The bitten ones
were also taken to Iowa City for
treatment and one Of the cases is so
serious that death Is feared. The
health authorities have ordered all
dogs and cats in the town killed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Runaway Balloon Lands in Iowa.

F5PSSloIf W I ffrfSs'~ 1s~f o'7ffSeHff'
Logan, May 7.-"Sausage" captive
balloon that broke it's anchor at Fort
Omaha yesterday at 1885 with Lieu
tenant Lewis and Clayton Keykendall,
came down three and half miles
west of Logan on the Charles Platn
farm shortly after o'clock.
Col. H., B. Hersey, of Fort Omaha,
and staff in aut omobiles, accompanied
by soldiers in trucks. reached the
Plath farm and took back the two men
and balloon. Mr.. Keykendall was
slightly injured in right side OF the
face. The balloon came down on
plowed ground and not in trees as ru-
mored.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

IN AlgOna, May Ralph, th6 -
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Dorsey, living on farm east Of AL
gona, was drowned4as aaresult OF fall
Ing from porch into a slop bpsket
head first. The mother missed the boy
who was playing7or- the porch and In
the search found the, lifeless body in the
pail at the side Of the porch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
FOURTEEN HIGHWAY DEATHS.
Auto Accidents During March Cause
Injury to 161 Persons.
Special to Times Republican,

Des Moines, May 7.-During the
month of March there were 40 auto
mobile accidents on Iowa highways, 161
people injured and fourteen killed. ac-
cording to figures compiled by the Iowa
state highway com ;f1iiissioI1. There were
twenty nine accidents in which autos
turned turtle, causing injuries to fifty
four people in all. There were thirty
eight accidents with horse vehicles. in
which thirty four people were injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Hawarden.

Hawarden.
German textbooks Of the Hawarden
| high school were consumed by the
| students at bonfire celebration. Prior
to setting fire to the pile of books the
| students paraded the streets and gave
their school yells. Patriotic songs were
sung while the books were being de-
stroyed.
Walker.
The farm residence of Mrs. Sarah
Brown, west of Walker. was completely
destroyed by fire Wednesday evening.
The house was ten-room building
and was one of the oldest landmarks
in that part Of the country. 1t was
built at the time when service was
the principal required, made from hard
wood timber it had escaped the raw
ages of time. The less is $4,000 partly
covered by insurance.
Mason City.
Conrad Baldorf. 1s years old, residing
atS1106 South Carolina avenue lost his
left hand when he was injured at the
plant OF the Mason City Baking Com
pany Saturday night. He had been
cleaning a machine and caught his
hand In wheels sa that amputation at
the wrist was necessary. He was taken
to the Park hospital where the hand
was amputated and the injury dressed
He spent an easy night.
Grundy Center.
Henry Wald who has run the Star
Livery barn here for the past four
years, has left for no one knows where.
He has sent back word to his wife that
she couldAhave all the property and
seems the debts also as he took most
of his bank account with him. He has
also a little daughter. The building
belongs to Sheriff Bockes. 1t is hard
to find a man to run it at this time OF
year. 1t is largo cement bleck build
ing.
Hopkinton.
Suit has been started by William
Kness. formerly an employe OF Isaac
Littlefeld, to recover $4,000 from the
latter for the loss of an eye, incurred
by accident about year ago. Kness
was working on an automobile at the
time of the accident, and while driving
a shaft piece of steel few into his
eye and pierced the eyeball. He sought
the service of a specialist, but the
sight could not be saved and the eye
was removed. Littlefield. it is said,
declined to take out insurance for his
employees, as required by the Employ
ers' Liability Act, but elected to carry
the risk himself.
Waterloo.
Liquor. liquor everywhere and not a
drop to drink. This was the sad. dry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

on May / last year and 10 the same
average an In 1918 at this time. when
the state had good fruit crop.
Prospects In general are excellent. he
reports.
The percentages OF full crop on
May / as shown by his report follow:
Apples, SO per cent: pears, 81: Amer
lean plums, 80: Domestica plurns. II:
Japanese plums. 62 cherries. rs:
peaches. 8: grapes. 72: red raspberries.
20: black raspberries. II: blackberries.
81: currants. 81: gooscberries 81;
strawberries. So: average all fruits. 70
percent -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
FRUIT CROP IN BALANCE.
Next Ten Days to Insure or Reduce
Yield in Iowa.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moincs. May 7,--Secretary Wes-
ley Greene. of the state horticultural
society. declares that The next ten days
will determine the fruit crop In this
state. Warm bright weather. giving
the pollen opportunity to fertilize. is
needed, he reports.
On May the average condition OF all
fruit in Iowa was 20 per cent of full
crop. This is per cent higher than
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

as to show that he will not maintain
the respect due to the courts OF justice
and judicial offices" ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Coal In France today Is $40 and
Sl35 per ton. and they have q good
coal supply this year.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-23

DO ME wszyscy moze beda sic tenn
interesoWac i bardzo Wielu moe
bedzie Wola1o W tym samym CA
sic lima robote sWoja robic. To
samo tez i z uchwalami. Jezei w
sekcyi pc szczeg6loWej j Wyczer--
pujacej dyskusyi, W kt6rej ma
prawo brac udzial kazdy zgo}a de
legat, uchwalonem bedzie cos os-
tatecznie, to i pc co p6zniej ma pc
siedzeniu og6lnem\ Sejmu na no.
Wo jeszcze. wode zn6w warzyc i
dyskusye te mad TEN samem zn6w
powtarzac? Kto W danej sprawie
,mia} co madrego do powiedzenia,
ten m6g1 to uczynic, W sekcyi, a
jezeli tego tam ME uczyni}, to je-
go wilma a ME Sejmu, ami sejmowe
go regulaminu. Me ubija sic vice
|przez to zadnej uczciwej opozycyi
ale ubija sic tylko marnowanie
czasu pc pr6znicy i ubija sic TAX
lie nieuczciwe, Ia krzykactWie pc
legajace tylko warcholstwo. Ucz--
ciwej opozycyi regulamin sejmo--
Ivy ME tylko wcale ME wyklucza,
ale przeciwnie droge w}asnie wska
zuje*i w paragrafie Al Wyraznie
Ito zaznacza, re gdyby opozycya
mia1a jake szanse powodzenia, a
mianowicie, gdyby W sekcyi zdo-
iby1a sobie chloe jedna trzecia g}o-
sow, to moze w6wczas odwo}ac
Isle do prezydyum ca}ego sejmu,
kt6re otwiera~ w takim razie mad
dana sprawl dyskusye pred Clio
sowaniem in pleno izby. Kto wo--
bee tego twierdzi, re regulamin
sejmowy juz zg6ry wyklucza opo
~zycyonista jest, ale warcholem "a
dnej wiekszoSci glos6w ME UNA.
jacym. Me miejsce jest ola take.
go ma sejmie naszych Wychodzt.
wa, DO sejm wychodztwa ola pa
tryat6w jest ojczyzne mifujacycf
i ola niej nawet zdanie swoje pc
swiecajacych, a ME ola warcho-
low i ola krzykacz6w, nikogo pc
mad SODA ME uznajacych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-23
SERYA V.

Pytanie. Czy prawda jest, co o
oredziu regulaminie sejmowym pi
sally W Ameryce, niekt6re pisma
polskie, re pefno jest tam krucz--
k6w i re napisane one So umysl-
ME w1aSnie w ten spos6b, azeby
przyw6dcy Wydzia}u Narodowe--
go mogli robic ma sejmie, co tylko
i'm sic spodoba wbrew ca}emu o.
g61owi?
Odpowiedz Nieprawda, JEST. a.
by oredzie i regulamin sejmowy
pe1en by1 kruczk6w i ably napisa-
ne one byly umyslnie wlasnie W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-23
UCZMY DZlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PlSAC
M0W1C Pc POLSKU.
Komitet Wykonawezy Wy
dzialu Narodowego Polskiege
(Ciag dalszy.}
SERYA ~

Pytanie. Czy zwo1anie Sejmu
Wychodztwa. ME jest tylko dali
Sym ciagiem zabieg6w s%tronnict
wa
czyli "prawicy" azeby sobie pod
porzadkowac stronnictwa narodo
wo = postepowe czyli "lewice."
Odpowiedz. Zwolanie Sejmu
Wychodztwa ME jest zadnym DIAL
Sym ciagiem %zabieg6w stronnict-
wa : MISUNDERSTANDING
czyli "prawicy" azeby sobie pod
porzadkowac stronnictwa narodo
wo : postepowe czyli "lewice"
DO zwolania Sejmu Wychodztwa
domaga}y sic najgorecej w1asnie
sfery spo1eczenstwa naszego ida
&c luzem i do zadnego ztych stron
nictW ME nalezace. Jezeli BOWEN
nawet i przypuscimy, co ME jest
prawda, re w. Wydziale Narodo--
wynn, kt6ry Sejm Wychodztwa,
zwo1uje, skupiaja sic elementy
spo}eczenstwa naszego klerykalno
konserwatywnego to faktem, INA
nym jest przecie, re elementy te
Sejmu ME pozada1y i zaledwie
pod wplywem coraz gfosniejszej o
pinii p%ublicznej W spoieczenstwie
IA Sejm ten sic zgodzi}y. Me jest
tedy Sejm Wychodztwa dzielem
ami konserwatyst6w ami, tel klery
ka46w, DO i jedni i drudzy ME tyl
ko Sejmu ME chcieli, ale mu sic
opierali, a gdy przyszedl, trakto--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-23

wall go bardzo zimno i obojetnie.
Dowodem najlepszym ma to.zacho
wanie sic wobec Sejmu niekto--
rych pism, kt6re uchodzily zaW-
SIZE i uchodza "a pisma klerykal-
no : konserwatywne, a ktore Sci
mu zbytnio ME popiera}y: zresz-
ia ca1y ten podzia} emigracyi ma
szej dzisiaj ma "prawice" ma lie.
vice" jest tylko "trykiem" PREY
wodc6w Kemitetu Obrony Naro--
dowej, kt6rzy pc skompromitowa
niu sic ME tylko wobec wychodz-
twa, ale i wobec rzadu W Waszy-
ngtonie propagowana przez Mich
'tutaj oryentacye polityczna, aze--
by istnienie swoje ratowac, chcie-
liby teraz z Komitetu Obrony Ma
rodowej utworzyc nam jakas 'le
vice" kt6raby mog}a znalezc tn
racye istnienia W walce swojej z
jakas prawica." W -oswietleniu
rzeczy prawdziwem wiecej juscic
zawsze bylo bezwyznaniowc6w i
,socyalist6w, nazywajacych, sic pc
stepowcami, W obozie Komitetu
Obrony Narodowej, kt6ry Sejmu
ME zwo1ywa}, DO ME opierajac sic
ma ludzie, zwo1ac 60 ME m6g1, a.
nizeli W obozie Wydzia}u Narodo
wego, kt6ry Sejmu r6wniez zby--
tnio ME pragnaf. chociaz go jed
max zwo1a4, - ale azeby z powo-
du tel wiekszosci nazywac sic "a
raz "lewica." a Wydzia1owi da--
wac naive "prawicy" to jest
pred koscio}em O tenn dobrze vie
dza, re do Komitetu Obrony Ma
rodowej ME sami tylko n~alezeli j
naleza bezwyznaniowcy. Kto ME
pamieta nazwisk tych paru ksie-
zy, co "a Komitetem Obrony Ma.
rodowej tax kruszyli tutaj jesz-
cze niedawno kopie. Kto ME pa
mieta, z jakim to entuzyazmem
prasa Komitetu Obrony Narodo'
wei artykuly tych ksiezy druko'
wala i ma ME sic wobec ca1egc
swiata powo}ywa1a. Me gardzil1
tedy i ME gardza i przyw6dcy Ko
mitetu Obrony Narodowej i kle-.
ryka1ami czyli ia wzgardzona nj
by "prawica" 0 lie ia gdzie mic
Ii lub mice mogli. Jezeli zaS mogli
oni jej mice DUO, to juz zas1uga
tylko tel "prawicy", re sic W
znacznej ~wiekszoSci ma HAWAI- i'm
wziasc ME da1a. Me da sic tel i'm
wziasc ma HAWAI- i Gale wychodzt.
wo nasze dzisiaj, i ME wm6wia o.
nj W nikogo, jakoby przy Wy
dziale Narodowym, skupiali sic
sami tylko klerykali albo konser.
watysci, i jakoby tylko oni sejmu
chcieli wychodztwa i ma sejmie
tym rzadzic mieli, ably ubic tam
'|leWice". Przeciez ME kto inny
jak "leWica" odgryWa i dzisiai
g}6wna role we wszystkich pra-.
each Wydzialu Narodowego a
kto o tenn ME vie, ten niechaj
sic przyjrzy chociazby tylko to-.
mu, kto pod egida Wydzia}u NJ
%rodowego prowadzi dis rekruta-.
eye do armii polskiej we Fran.
cyl? Me dala sobie ona tedy
krzywdy zrobic z pewnoScia i ma
Sejmie r6wniez Wychodztwa. Me
chaj przywodc6w Komitetu Obrc
ny Narodowej "lewice' te gle
wa ME boil.
! Pytanie. Dlaczego regulamir
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-23
przywileje nalezy tl6maczyc OBJ

przywileje nalezy t16maczyc OBJ
szernie, a zakazy jak najwezej.
Co "a sens zreszta wszystko tyl-
ko podejrzywac i narazac sic
wprost ma. smiesznosc, szukajac
wciaz i wszedzie dziury W ca1em.
Me rozumie czego kto W oredziu,
ma to jest w1asnie Komisya Pred
sejmowa, ably sic do niej zwr6cic
pc wyjasnienia. Ma co jednak juz
zg6ry kruczk6w tyIko wszedzie
szukac i o kretactwa wszystkich i
wszystko podejrzewac. Tylko cho
remu ma z6}taczke, wydaje sic
wszystko z6}te."
(Dokonczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-23

Zakaszony zo1adek nieszyste
wnetrznoSci, Dol g1owy, brzydh cd
dech, So oznakami zapchania Hol-
lister'a Rocky Mountain herbata
rzeczywiscie zoladek i pomoga "a
- lekarstwo kt6re powln
ma uzywac cara rodzlca 35c W apte
ce Brown'a. Ogl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
CONTRACT
GIVEN FL PA50AN
Kirkpatrick Is Made Dis
tributor for Flows to Go
With Fordson Tractor.

Following his appointment as as
trfbutor for Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico for the Fordson tractor. J. W
kirkpatrick was yesterday appointed
distributor for the same territory by
the oliver chilled pillow works. OF
south Bend. Ind. for this company S
plows and other farming implements
manufactured especially for use with
with the tractor.
Henry Ford & Son have a contract
with this concern for the exclusive
manufacture of plOws and other at
tachmenls for the Fordson tractor
in securing the agency for these
blows and implements, Mr.. klrkpat-
rick brings to FL Paso another bit OF
advertising. inasmuch as this city De
comes the headquarters Tor three
states in the distribution Of these I'M
plements-
Bassett Buys FordsOn-
The first Fordson for the FL Paso
district will go 10 Chas. n. BassetL
district food administrator Without
awaiting the arrival OF the carload
consigned to Ell Paso, Mr. Bassett yes
terdav signed a contract with Mr.
kirkpatrick for the first tractor. Tor
use on his farm in the lower valley.
The carload should arrive here next
Monday or Tuesday
Mr.. Kirkpatrick received word by
wire yesterday that the carload or
dered for Phoenix had arrived at that
point and he left FL Paso Thursday
evening for the Arizona capital 70
superintend their distribution
To Place Arizona Tractors
Mr. kirkpatrick says he viii place
the first carload of Arizona tractors
i'm the salt river valley. in coopera-
ton with the Arizona council OF DC
fence. i'm order to help stimulate farm
production. It is the desire Of MI
Ford 10 distribute the first allotment
in each state at factory cost, IN places
where they will do the most good. in
order to accomplish as big results as
possible in the line OF food produc-
ton
Having signed the contract for the
Oliver ploWs and implements, IL IS the
intention Of Mr.. Kirkpatrick TO APP
point as agents for these implement Is
the same dealers who handle the
Fordson tractor. The first shipment
Of oliver implements has been ordered
for FL PasO and other shipments VIII
follow to the other points where first
distribution Of tractors is to be made.
These points include Dallas, Houston
san Antonio. Austin. TeXarkana, Al
buquerque and Phoenix
To Have Demonstration Here
Mr.. kirkpatrick viii return TO II
Paso next week and viii. after dis
tributiug his first FL Paso tractor
shipment. go TO Texas 10 supervise
distribution in other points Of Texas
A public demonstration Of one OF
the tractors under the auspices Of the
FL Paso chamh her Of commerce is 10
be given near FL Paso some time neNi
week
Literature received by Mr. kirkpat-
rick from all over the north and east
show that cham bers Of commerce ard
other public bodies are taking a hand
in assisting in the distribution oil
these tractors as a war measure IN
Michigan the state council Of defence
has volunteered 10 place the 1000
( tractors spportioned TO the state b.
Ar Ford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
ONE BURNED TO DEATH
IN FIRE AT JEROME

Jerome. Ariz-. June One man
was burned TO death and another SUI
fered burns from which he probably
VIII die in a fire early yesterday
which destroyed more than 100 houses
in the Mexican district here and
made fully 1000 persons homeless.
The loss was estimated at 100000.
Work Of erecting temporary houses
90 shelter the homeless was begun
before the fire was extingulshed ana
a large number Of persons took the
sufferers into their residences. Il re-
lief fund also was started
Trinidad Coutreras, a miner switch
man. was believed TO be the man who
lost his life For a time the entire
town was threatened
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
WIRES HIS
THANKS TO ROTARY FRIENDS

II. r. 1IcCIintock, nominated Thurs
day by FL Paso Rotary for president.
without opposition, wiring friend
from san Diego. where he is on busi-
ness trip, says
Your wire announcing the news Of
my unanimous nomination for presi-
dent Of II PasO Rotary received 7
deeply appreciate the confidence thus
expressed and VIII DO all in my power
to serve the club. I congratulate the
other officers on their nominations
and feel certain that with such CO.
workers and with the club behind US
TO a man. much viii be accomplished
for the good Of rotary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
WILL LET CONTRACT SOON
For NEW INSANE ASYLUM

Austin. Texas. June Contract
viii be awarded on June IS by state
officials for the construction Of the
new northwest Texas insane asylum,
which is to be located at Wichita
Falls While the legislature appro-
priated $3.50. 900 for the new asylum,
only S375.00O is available. The re-
mainder has been consumed in pur-
chasing a site
The plans provide for the building
Of an asylum on the colony plan,
which viii be the first institution Of
this kind in Texas. Under this plan
the patients are segregated after hay
ing been classified as to their mental
ana physical condition. The capacity
Of the new institution will be approx
imately 1000 patients.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
The Store OF Serveice'
/ CATCHES ESCAPED CONVICT;
GIVES REWARD TO RED CROSS

Santa Fe. y. NJ. June Ten con-
victs from the Denitentiary have left
overland for Abiquiu TO establish "a
road camp on the EspanOla-Abiquiu
highway. Warden Hughes stated to-
day that Of the reward of $50 paid by
the penitentiary for the recapture Of
convict Hardy. $3.50 was paid into
the Red Cross fund by Frank Bond.
members Of the league that this work
was agreed upon by the city council
last December and commenced. but for
some reason was stopped