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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
New York Company Drilling for Oil
 In Union County

Fl Dorado, Aug. 9.-Work has been started by the Trinity Petroleum com pany of New York on one of five wells 1t has contracted to drill on the holdings of the Realty and Coloniza- tlon company, in the western part of Union county. A geologist of the Trinity company has been over the ground, and reported he is confident oil will be found in paying quantities.
 A new rotary drilling outfit is being used by experienced men brought from the Louisiana oil fields. w. M. Kemp and L. J. Mountz are in charge of the drilling.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
FINALLY HIT PAY GREASE.

The Lance Creek field in Easterr Wyoming which had beenl given g black eye by the drilling in of dry holes in the vicinity of the Ohio Oi company's producer, came to life within the last ten days, the Ohio Oil company getting big well on Schoo Section 36 and the Buck Creek Oil company getting one in the section to the north. This last well is in Section 25,36,65 and is good for 2,000 barrels The pay was foundw at 3,650 feet The Ohio Oil company's we'll at two feet in the sand is making about g. 900 barrels.-Southwestern Oil Jour nal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10

wells in this Northwest territory are the Golden Cycle, M. & P. Burk, Tex as Chief, Golconda and others Dallas Times Herald.
 A traveller from the South Sea Isl ands says the women are very happy there because it costs them nothing for dress. If he means to imply that the less woman wears the more money she saves, he must guess again. Experience shows that in this part of the world the less women wear the more it costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
CONNOLEE MAkINK 5000 BAR
 RELS.

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug 8.-The T. w. Connolce No. 3 of the Magnolia Petroleum company, southwest of Ranger, is making 1000 barrels. This is the third producer for the Magnolia on this lease, Connollee Nos. l and 2 both having been completed.
 This has proven to be one of the big leases of Eastland county. It is practically offset acreage to the Norwood lease of the Texas & Paci- fife Coal and Oil company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
TO FIX GASOLINE PRICE.

On application of Attorney General Freeling the Oklahoma cooperation commission continued the hearing on the fixing of prices for gasoline to the consumer until October 1. The hear ing had been set for July 2S.
 The attorney general filed the case some three or four years ago, but con- tinuance has been taken from time to time. No attempt was made to hear the case during the period of the war. Members of the commission have de- clared that the case must come to a hearing on October 1, and that they shall net consent to further delay. The attorney-general will ask that the price to the consumer be around 20 cents gallon.
 Read The Graphic repl11ar1y and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10

The United States Producers Pipe Line company is rushing work on it's 6-inch pipe line from the Ranger field to For Worth, it being the intention of the company to have the line in operation by August 1. The company is laying a 4-inch line from Mgus to the Desdemona field and is erecting three 55,000-barrel tanks at Migus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
6|R READY ||JS|NESS IN |SIANk FIELD

Inf the Sinclair interests
 , for big business in the
 ssna 2 ua oil field and inter,
 Ls lonments are expected
 nept few weeks. Charter r,
 ad ,dNf for a branch organlba7,
 eu tnown vul as the Sinclair Oil
 Io" o,,isiana, capitalized at
 and nd with the following
 G4N a. Connolly of Houston, 11
 r p. Flanagan of Shreve, Resident, and J. W; Stan?
 Earv-treasurer. Walter Il.
 q Nyiland of oHuston, e! com- bard of directors. Offices |onened in the Continental Enp. and several transfers
 oil land have been placed
 leland situation has bene Ebasis for a hot political een Lieut. .-Gov. Mouton, ent I Pro Fem Stafford, and EiH be put squarely before bloos sant immediately upon From his cross country trip Jefferson highway to Can tor Stafford strongly fav- an extra session of the to enact laws for the of producers in the Pine rict and even went so far a proclamation to this ef- holding the office of act ,or during the temporary
 Lieut.. Gov. Mouton. His ,as frustrated, however, by is action reaching Mouton
 prevent his crossing the
 of the state. MT. Staf- 9 session play is looked political coup which may t result to his advantage ng campaign for governor. ernment Wins Suit.
 ,n has been rendered by States court for the west of Louisiana, giving judg- vor of the government for res of valuable oil leases ,OO0 proceeds which have
 from these leases, the lvolved being known as Lake lands. The defend-
 suit are the Standard Oil he Gulf Refining com small companies ldent operators who claim ties by alleged right of Id who have acted in good the holdings.
 Il will be taken to the ,es circuit court of appeals cans and if necessary from le United States supreme ne largest pieces of un- age that has ever chang n the proven field was last week by Geo. Baird,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10

The Sapupla Refining company has made application to the secretary of state of Oklahoma to increase it's capl- tai stock from $2,O00,00O to $1O ,OOO,- 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10

The $50,00 additional appropriation asked by the bureau of miens for in- vestigating oil and gas waste in Louisiana and Texas, was voted by the United States senate in the sundry civil bill at the instance of Senator Gore. Representative Parrish, of Texas, has been active in an endeavor to have the sum raised to 150,000, this additional appropriation bringing it up to that amount.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
HURTING CONSTRUCTION OF
 LINE.

Within thirty days the line of the Producers United Pipe Line company from the northwest Burkburnett field to Iowa Park will be in operation, according to an announcement by officers of the company today. The company is building 20 miles of four inch line from Iowa Park to the heart of production, and ten miles of two-inch gathering line. Loading racks are being constructed along the Denver right-of-way at Iowa Park, where shipping conditions are much less congested than is the case at Burkburnett. All materials for the construction of the line are on the ground or in transit. Contracts are already being made with producers for carrying of oil, some of the contracts calling for stock subscript- ions in the company, to be paid for in oil, E. E. Warwick is president of the new concern and Raymond F. Killion, secretary-treasure South western Oil Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10

Read The Graphic regularly, and keep well informed.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
&niipilnfimme lafiniebefli on
1sfettGin molittu Suoge Horris.

Onlpeluieuran femdt -mppj0i-
let on periuntuino t. f. 25 pGimGnG
WetooiSti -firfon nloiolisiu, olfuell
flo A j. p. b., litten flo s III. on pm.
be poStori 6. ghirmeltn.
MtetobiSti.firfosIo OH llrnmihtoi-
no t. t. 81 pGimGnG flo 10 a.. p.
rippifoulun lopettajois sjublo ia Ia
mollp Serrun Gbtoollilen mietto,
innnllntaifoulu flo 1 j. y. p. ia flo
8 III. objelmollinen iitblo, josla on
prbeita, laltlito ia I%oittoa.
Ser1tpSfofoufiia OF firfoSla moa-
nohtaino, tiistaina ia fesfipiiffona
flo s III.
81. Iurmi ia Mt. |itfdncn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Smmalanpaliuelnfiia 8psebic &
Srpn cpuntcisia

S%itonlenno perjontoinn on firfos-
la englanninfielinen 9artuusbetfi
flo 7.30 Italia. Soornoa ierlinuo-
ril. 2auri 8ilenins.
Ompelilieuran iltanlat ia mppjGis
iet omdt 9eSemerisid emil lollau-
taina 26 p. flo s Italia. Serpetlte
loa.
SunlalanpolpeluS on San Bus.
FIRTH topnboolilla emil iunnuntoi-
no 27 y. flo 1920 a. p.
SartouSbetfi ia ompeluieltrun TO
fois OH @rpin fplGlI1 Scr Sobn
Sacfionin farmilla emil iunnunltuinn
Flo 1 /. y. b. Sermetlloa.
Observation-Disclosures OH Srors
mooOisIa emil iunnuntoino flo 5 II.
loIlo: Observation-Disclosures fofcoit-
tuu puppilaon neutrality-suspicious.
pG6tpttpG.
Weaolpillen ompelrieurafofollS ia
bartausbetfi on Mr Suofon luono
emf m%aanahtaina % p. flo 7 illal-
la. Sertpetrloa.
BobioisfplGn ompelitleiiran fos
folis ia bartnusbeffi OH Mtrs Gust
WtGen llona feSfiApiiffono 80 p. flo
8 Italia. SenpetuIoa.
Srompoooin ompelnleiiran fofmts
ia bartousbetfi on Wtrs Eobiois-
mGen luona 8onin lufeeIilla tors
taino toitfof. 1 p. flo 2 ]. y. b..
Seripetlilon.
Sartaitsbetfi OH Srompoo0in fir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24


Observation-Disclosures Son
IolliSieuraflimon firfosia miooos-
tiii erittdin irbloIliiefii. &irffo oil
spiimeiSt1 ieilomoiiiaafii mpooen
tGpnn1 jilblipon gteiio1. YaStori
81. &. Solonen pitt p1npuNoornon.
pubren moimaffaasti niinbmuin
morille FUN ipunDoillefin Wopoh-
tajonme ploSnouiemiien Iuilresto'
IiunoufIesto. Samosio tilaiiuubes.
la uuoisthpot fasteenia orrto liiton
lellruapat GA losta;
Seopie Sompion, SLIM Motiloa
|Siffala, glrla Siiliano &arjala, Wici-
lmie @leonorn Sobnfon, Silia Clio
beth 2uomn, Meimie @milin MSot-
lion, Glen @liiabeb @alli, Sigrio
I2poio Gobjolo, Silia 2omilo Hilu-
la, Soa Meiinen, Smpi Grifu Sp6n,
lion, 2enpi Sofia aosti, Sbo
&otborina Wottiln. Silio Mtorio
@orpelo, Moio Sobonna Wfitbclion
|onoio 9(lice MicbclIcu. Sclui @il-
belmino Selma, Silri Sobomto
Sobniom Srcs Snga Nobciula 9sir'
luo, Weimie 2ucina Tenttll0, ellen
Noimi So6nnna GirE'i Nteh1ie
&ot6orino &obto, Sigrio 5onnp
@erq, Mnno SgAia &cSft, Glen eli.
la5etb NnDer'ui, Seunn 2poio Won.
nj, Mop Ghpira Nicnli, Son @steri
Gsfolo, Silon Sebipig @acfnton,
W3oriu @Steri Nortnnen, Saino
%lnonoo 9uufio. @hlOenlor Sictpr
aosfi. %op NlApSt Draft &ohurncs
0rio HosS, 9(rnlos Noolf &oSfi,
S,afob elias &ohuiSto, Sictor Gu
mill NnberIon, Naino Wfatbios
WGrinl1, Seino @erntan WocFltlo.
.Hotbia& @rlon0 Nein, &Gino GGsi!
NnnolG. &ustoa &illnlor SoHft1ri,
&oorlo 9Qeronoer EnntomGft Mrpo
Sobannes @iemi, @mil .Siiril1,
2ouri Sobannes Haffo. gmil Glpolo
M1enpGG, &aorlo Sbeobor &ilppnen,
&uorro Socob &oortitne,l, Seirno
Mnoreos Sacotipn, Bruno MrrHos
Giapi, Bruno 3onulel WtGfi. @olter
Motbias 2obti, @iliam GniI Sal
lio, Ginor @iatbioS Sitoffa, Sepror
@iliom 2inoquist, 2ouri &ofocl
&ipi, Sobon Wutbios SernlonIon,
2oilri SIn1ori Yerttulo, Irne @err.
boro Berg, @Gino Wtpllpmdfi, Soi-
no Spllpester Sini, Oscar Hit6aro
aiwi, @iliam Ggboro @rannes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

8almis ia 6DtuGsiG fitnnusia oleipn
mnatila mDDbGGn tai mai6Setaan
fanpnngin fiinteGGn pmaiinateen
MootiIo IiioiIee moilin pGGsiG
&oleipon foitppolosta ,lGnteen, roii-
tntien ia plei6en nnltomnontien mar
reIla. 5-bitoneinen oiuinbuone ell.
iilitofon fitnnosio; fotiipuoleinen
barn.rofenmus, toinen pad lbmille
ia toinen berpoiille ia pl1ferto bel
mile, falitstobitone, Corn Grip, fo-
ina-buone, aitarofenmts, bDfpd ioit-
no ia fellori %oiuinDitoneen ollo. 40
eferid mooto; moninfertniiet oioot
ia SO eferi1 malmistd peItoo ia
faiffi pinenpi moonpilielpsfalusto.
&pipfGG oslo. ia moibtoebtojo.
SO. 6. SprjGId, (Omistaia)
Sronpooo, Micb. 8or 101,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Silbers & 2ctola OF oil.oc
lnomolaineu S~uonefalu- ia Sau-
taantoimitusliife SronmoobiSio.
GSmllinen tarjoms oman fobin pc
rustaiille


Wtott gtiemi mpp 20 eferin mau.
oliteen, iofa iiiaitiee Srompoobin
faupunsin rajnin iiiGlIG, pieni mat
ia lGnteen Aurora loo, South &an-
gen item morrella. Griffin eoulli-
leila paifalla perbeille, jotfa balu.
%oilipnt faupungisia ulua ia barjoit-
tan pientG maampiljelpstG tponi1 10.
masia. Mna.alilc OH jaettu 5 efe.
rim palstoibin 1920 ialfaa pitfiin
ia 165 jolfaa lepiebin, ia mppoGGn
pbten1 polstnra tai 3 eferin oIiSln
toi 2R eferin olisid miten ostajat
batumot.
Watiueboot "a ola ostobintao al-
le beti 'toi encnpi miten %ostaiat ba-
lualpot, ia loppil 5 mltooen muoli-
M%ofIllojallo $50 forolld. WurIinni-
Jeff moan tarfastuspGimGfli on jGr-
iestettD tollfofuun A b., jolloin maa-
olue lopunileSti nimitet6Gn oStojil-
le. Sis GlfGG uleuttofo pGip1G.
GtufGteen tietoio moitte ioooa tGst1
mppnnistG ia ebtoisto, fpIpm1ll1:
Sc 6. SpriGlG, (Soles slgent)
221 Wtc 2eo0 ghpe.
Yubelm 800,
Srompooo, Wticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

Sunlala lite iiunatforn teitd z
I1m1nne waibtelepalla taipaieclla.
SGn title maalifcon iitd 5pp0d tnn-
nustusta,. minf1 bGnen ia banen
IeurafnnianIo ebesid olettc tcbncet.
Samol'a flrin toboon anina e"itpilcn
tunnustuficn tGmdmuuotiiille rippi-
foululaiiilleni Min ipicldfin febpi-
tan: Olfoon merifirjnimin fehoitlis
ipoGmesidnne, "aatio, Sllmalon SEA.
ritia, jofo poiSotti iinln 'gntilil"
g(rne &olunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

YGdiidiSjublisio ferGdntuncet
tl,lot jnfantllimot ieiirpulpuSti: jaop-
ponilGbetnfIelle tuli $3.50, Nitori-
IoliitolIc S35.24 ia i%eurotunnon
fosIuon $25.00. Wniniti,t iuntnlot
oIoittoput pltbtoon titlon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
VAROITUS

Paankivut, kipu silmissa, ia
silu1ien kirvely ia syyhyaminen
ovat merkkeja joilla luonto IL
maiSee- MILLION s:lmat ovat epa-
kunnossa, ia MILLION niiden tGr-
vaaminen laseilla on tarpeen,
MIN. hyvin sopivilla laseilla. Mi
Ia pikemmin naista varoituksis-
Ia otetaan vaari ia MANIA kin
sat ~poistetaan, sta helpommin
ne saa poistettua, ia sta pa
rempi Sc on teille.
Me voimme hyvalla menes-
tyksella poistaa kaikissa muo-
doissa ilmenevia silmatauteja ja
vikoja. Meidan parannuskei-
nomme on halvin kaikista kay
tannossa olevista, ia kun me
laitamme teille lasit, min nakon-
ne on sailytetty, eika teidan tar
Wise joka vuoden parin kulut-
tua vaihtaa lasejanne.
Me emme kayta laakkeita, ia
hi tippoja tarkastaessbmme sill
mianne.
C 6 ouicfers. Snh a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

- Srorlf SobnIonin piffu tptto
lalfi fotouon, ia otti bGnet poliiii
fiinni Gioin ilofli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

5ilbcr1 & &etoln ~ oiaoo
IuomoIoiucn Sitonefalu- IN @ou'
toontoinlitltSliifr %rompoooiSiu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

&c. 5. glblmun GbicagoSta on
nGinG pGipinG ollut liifeoIioillo
foupungiSlonme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

- Sotopoifio poloii frliineelld
.iuiifolIo 10, joista iuomolatlioftn at
nofin q. Soori 8. 2uomn ia =. =.
SsSphnion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
nnii eiife
Sep1ntorlpitiiioiIIel

%aIipelen teit6 taas onnsio Tiff
feesidni, ionto nlotin entiiesid pal.
foslo SurIep, isis. 2iirtIen eta TIT
Iette olemoan tpptppdiiid iefd tOit-
ten ett6 bintoien iiibteen.
8ictor 6. Mbonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

9oltpungiSta @ontreoliin job
tnno tic tuIce t1poellcen forjottos
mofii; iulrio ticjpri1 on tilottll To
til morten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

@iinle miifolla ilmoitettiin
foupungin firjurille neljdn pojon ia
ieitiem1n tpton ipntpmGSt1.
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Srompooo, Micb.
u

- SDomoinlua on i%pubennettD
Iepport- ia Impil- faiaponnoilto.
2icnee uicita iotojn iuanut jottdd
tn0poiffonio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

- &orntimpirosto ontoi SO nai.
mulllpofirjoo %moolisfulun ojollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

Yuboistlisoifa OH MT fGiiSi1,
Ills fiirubtafoo ostontoan moolia ia
puperio, joita mpp ebOottouloSti bal
mimmulla
Wtotti &oSti
Srompooo, Wticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

fosla perinntaina toiifof. 9 b.. flo
7.30 Italia. Saorrna Ieminaari-
luincn NfeI &offonen.
Sunlolanpabpelits on Sromppoois
ia lunnnntuino tollfof. 4 p. flo 10
q. b.
SutnalanpoIluellts on 9esienc-
risiG ilnnuntaina toufof. A p. flo
2 ]. y. p.
gtltorholiiton objelnoilta OIL
Sronpoooisla humanitarian toufof.
A p. flo s illolla. SmpG objclnta.
Serpetitlon.
9lrne @oiuntu
$40 Is. 9lper #. &romuooo, Wticb.
Eubelin $50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

Silberg & &etola on ainou
ii,omoloinen SuonefaIl- ia Saii.
toantoimitusliife Sr~onmpooislc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

Mlefirioittoneello on mnpt1-
pGnG 1. Observation-Disclosures gololi-
.nifone, 1 pientd fofoo oleDo puimo-
fone (Ebresbcr) ia tGpbeIlinen Iau-
tain iobaltSfoneisto. &oiffi plI6-
moinitlt forreet moi oStoo pbbesi0
tai eritt6in.
&pibfG6
9afreO &oortiieGto
OpeSpr. g0iS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
SfaiuG unnettpmnns

= Wtoonantaina, Sron Veltin lo
Sronppooin mGlillG, 800 2inein
tiellG, j~ortlli erGs oienlnmieS Geo.
$. Wolon erGGn toilen fonslo raiita-
tielI1 fGptettmp1n fololiini fooran
olle. Se olimot &npnuS 2aino-oli
ala menoSln Sron 9eltiin. Wtat-
follo nteni foora epufuntoon nlen-
men birpedG mauhtio iomalla le me-
nj jois rcSclto bcitt1en micbet tiel-
le. DllGmainittu iortili len ollie
rubioutucn rinnon ia matim fob
oolta. SGnet mictin fotiinlo BOZ
6ettaipofii. 2~GGf1rien louIiimlon
mlifoon ei ole lllito riff mennpt.
Tufir polttop, jofo bGilellH oil pG0l,
III, pclosti, ~lGGfdrien lauiumton> mt
fam bGllen benfcnlG. Solpcri CT
muiltoin r1bjontunllt, lpuon menetti
faiffi etilbompoonIo, Ioooen lanlolla
joituin piencnpiG nonrmljo.
- &irjoltoia Mntti WtGnnisto on
cronnit Iuttaja fisjcpoinosto.
-X-
NeljG bpp01 lppiplebm6G
mpptGpGnG; moi fpnmcnest1 mali,
ta. @oittc fGpoG fotIonlosio oIlur-
nollnni.
Mtotti Niemi
473 &. Sine it.
Srormoob, Wticb
~
Wr Sobn Npn1un, Srontapoo.
oiStu, isis. OH mieroilentnslo foli-
pungiSlomme, ia fntleleepi itielleen
fooinpoiffoo tillluficen uiilmoon feSs
fltlteemnle. Mr 9tpnlon on monboio
@ofefieloiloiiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

- &irjaltaio Nntti Wtdnnisto on
cronmut Iuttaja ficjcpoinosto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

MiimeilesiG onlpcluieitran TO
foilfieSio MrS @ictor &osfen li,onn
oil poptdtuloa $S.45, josta fiitoS
popodnfattaialle Mrs &osfelle. Seu-
raaiua fofous OH Mrs, YobioiSmGen
luono toufof. 1 p. flo 2 j. p. y.
Serlpetulpo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

grmilGiiille ir munbilSfiIoiiil-
le buonlautetoan ettG emf iltnnitn-
toina pioettdauGt neutrality-suspicious.
let otpat @an 9iisfirfisia flo 1890
a.. p. ia @riuin fplGuG Wr Sobn
Sacionin luona flo 1 j. p. p.
-
- Silberg & &etolu on oinoo
iuomalainen Suonefalit- ia san.
toontoimitlslitfe Sronlpoooisio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-15
HOTEL At WILLIAMS BURNED.
Hughes Hotel and Cafe Destroyed at
Loss Of $4,000.

Williams, oct 1.-THE Hughes no.
tel and restaurant In this town burned
to the ground about midnight. The
loss will run from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The insurance is but $4,000, leaving a
loss upwards of $1,000. The origin Of
the blaze Is not known, tho u Is
believed that n cigar or cigaret stub
thrown In the waste basket OF the cafe
may have caused II. T. NJ. Hughes
owned the property.
The Hughes building was double
building with n pressed brick front II
was remodeled by Mr.. Hughes three
years ago. The fire was discovered
about midnight in the hotel office. II
had made such Roadway at the time,
however that the volunteer fire de-
partment could do nothing. and even
guests and other inmates Of the hotel
had narrow escapes getting out with
out injury. Practically nothing was
saved from the building. DR.. William
Heating. who officed and roomed on
the second floor, lost all his surgical
Instruments, library and all other Of
flee equipment. He got out with his
clothes. an overcoat and fur robe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-15
KIDNAP CHILD
ON WAY TO SCHOOL
Dispute Over Custody Of Child Results
in Disappearance Of Marie Winters,
AGED 6 - Two Aunts Of Child
Thought to Be Guilty Of the Ab.
duction-Father Offers Reward.

Ottumwa. Oct. 10 Little Marie
Winters. the s-year-old daughter of
Nick Winters. was kidnapped yestsr-
day morning. while on her way to
school. The little girl has been stay
ing with her aunts, the Misses Rose
and Marie Winters, 2205 East Second,
in order to attend the Franklin school.
Her father makes his home on q farm,
just southeast Of the city.
According to the story told Mr..
Winters by Eva Dietz. the 5-year-o old
companion OF his daughter, while they
were between May street and Walnut
avenue on Main, they passed a big
automobile The Dietz child told the
father. there were two women IN It.
and one said, Anna Marie, come and
ride with US" When Anna Marie re-
fused. they urged her to get ;n,, saying
they would let her out at Walnut
avenue. One Of the women. according
TO the child. got out of the car and
helped Anna Marie into 1t, the. car
then driving off towards the city
Subject Of Lawsuit.
The Winters child had previously
been the subject OF dispute in the
Wapello county district court. After
her mothers death. when she was only
3 weeks old. her aunt Miss Ella
Buchanan took care of her. Miss
Buchanan was the sister OF the little
girls mother. An older sister, Helen
Winters. now 81 years old, also made
her home with Miss Buchanan. Miss
buchanan is a trained nurse and is
now doing school nursing in northern
Iowa
She remained under Miss Blu
chanan's care until she was 5 years
Old when Mr.. Winters took the child
to his home Miss Buchanan sued for
custody Of the child, but three years
ago last August, Judge Seneca Cornell
settled the case by awarding Anna
Marie to her father.
Anna Marie is now 6 years old, has
short. bobbed brown hair, big brown
eyes and rosy cheeks. She was dressed
this morning. in a white corduroy coat,
and a black plush tam. Ar. Winters
has offered a 800 reward to anyone
furnishing information leading to the
apprehension of the kidnapers Of his
daughter.
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iarty also Is employed to make est
mates of the cost of the system. THE
system will include the Strengthening
Of the channel OF the Little Sioux riv-
er, the West Fork river and the Maple
river" Mr.. Moriarty said. The main
drainage ditch will be about twenty
five miles long and will connect with
about I1U miles Of lateral bitches. ~
Sioux City-The boys and girls home
Of, this city will be the recipient of a
fine gift at the death Of Christian
Johnson. Mr.. johnson announces he
will bequeath the building at 512
Fourth street to that institution. The
property is worth $4,000 Mr.. John
son has been interested in charitable
work for many years. ny
Dubuqus-The Dubuque post of the
American Legion, adopted resolution
such as occurred at Omaha and in Ar
Kansas" and empowered Commander
Charles Van Saund to mobilize the
members of the Legion here II the oc-
casion ever should arise when they
would be needed to help preserve peace,
% hs!S Il .sntorc.as 1a":s.
Sioux fity.--Mrs. A. j. Duggan, q
blind woman Of this city, has been
honored for Red Cross work during the
war. Mrs. Duggan, who is 81 years OF
age, knit more than 800 socks and
thirteen sweaters for the soldiers and
she says that she will continue to DC
so as long as there is life and yarn
left" Besides all the knitting for ths
Red Cross. Frs. Duggan has knit stock
ings and mittens for her sons, sons
in law and grandchildren. She has two
SONS but as their country did not call
them from their families, she said that
she was glad to knit for some otlel
n, nj her, = hoy ~ y 4 ~ 55
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Of the weeds Hossl q Iowa ysila ).
w. Schroeder has been In charge OF
the hsssi hGs since II was opened last
Nay. and bs has given the best Of sat
isfaction both to the company and 70
the patrons. He u to remain In the
employ Of the company and ID TO be
given the management OF some one OF
the big hotels the company owns else
where, so the change 10 promotion FOR
him.
The new manager. Mr., Massey. Is no
stranger to the travelling public OF this
part OF the state, and his acquaintance
with them and his experience will be
sure to bring prestige TO the hotel here,