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Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day


LlSO b nOl merely b live. but 20
live well, eat wen. digest we'll work
wen. sleep well, look wen What .
RloriouB condition. 70 attain. and Jet
how very easy q 70 n one win only
adopt the morning inside hath.
FolkS who are accustomed % bool
dull and heavy Whon thoy arise, spht.
ting headache, stuRy from . eold. Soul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach;
can. instead, feel - frOsh - Q daisy
BIZ opening the aluicos Of the oystem
each morning and nushing out The
whole Of the internal poisonous stag
nAnt matter.
RvcryOns. whsthsr ailins. sick Or
woIl. should, each. morning. before
breakfast. drink aSglass Of real hot
water with . teaspoo0fai Of limestone
phosphate In Il TO wash from the
stomach, liver. Kidneys and bowels the
previous days indigestible waste.
sour bile and poisonous toxins: thus
cleanainR, sWOetOning and. purifying
the entire alimontary canal before
putting moro food Into the stomach.
The action Of hot water and limestone
phosphate on ap empty stomach u
wonderfully inxigotAting. Il cleans
out all the sour fcrmentationS. gases.
waste and acldity and gives one q
splendid appetite for breakfast. While
YOU are enloying your breakfast the
water and phosphate 70 quietly ox'
tracing Q large volume Of water from
the blood ana getting ready for q
thorough ilushing Of al tho inside
The millions Of people who are
bothered with coAstipation, biliouI
spells, stomach trodblA rheumatisn:
others Who have sallOW skins. blood
disorders and sickly acompioxlona ars
urged 70 get Q Qukrtsr pound Of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
which will cost very little. but u
suHicient TO mako anyone Q pro
nouncSd crank on the subject d
internal sanitation.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14
Be PRETTY TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother'S Old FavoritG
Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost evsFyons knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
ed, brings hack the natural color and
IustrO 70 the hair when faded, gtroaked
or gray. Y6Ars ago the only way %
get this mixture was 70 make Il ~
home, which, n mu8sy and trouble
some. NoyAdayQ by asking At any
drug store Tor s.Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phuP Compound" you viii get large
bottle Of thlg. famous old recipe, I'M
proved by SjIs addition Of othsr In
gredIOnts,. q q small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try I'll No one
can possibly, tell that you darkoned
your hair. a. u does u 90 naturally
and evenly. You dampen q sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking. one small
strand at . time: by morning the gray
hair dIsappears. and after another ap-
plication or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy and attractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound L. q delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and q
Youthful appearance. II q not In
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
Vention of disease.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

Marquette Tribune: The young man
who has the WILL within himself To
obey the cigarette law Is the one who
10 the leading citizen in the making
To do Q thing or not to do thing be-
cause one must adds nothing TO ones
moral character. Here's to the young
man who says: II will not indulge in
the tobacco habit until ! may do so
legally"
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

The all absorbing question now be-
fore some of the local citizens is, who
are we going to have to assess our
property this year? Last year when
they wanted the job done in business
like manner they suggested business
man and got him. They also got some
property values that made your hair
stand on end and caused several dozen
Of the so called "lot hogs" to rush in
and list their vacant lots for sale. A
great many of the lots scattered over
town which carry no buildings or i'm
provements, were owned by people
who bought them for purely specula-
tive purposes. Naturally, these peo-
pie began to squeal when they had
their toes pinched. They didn't squeal
tho when buyers were here year ago
trying to get a lot or two to build a
home on. They stuck the price Of land
higher than it was in Kansas City or
Joplin and had nothing to 60 with 1t;
no water, no gas, no paving, in many
cases no shade, just little dirt and
open air.
The best thing that can happen to
this city will be q repetition Of the
system Of taxation Of 1918 as it will
breed out this class of spectators
that prey on the hOnest-tO-gOOdness
home owners by boosting the prices OF
lots to where it is impossible to own
them.
The Daily Citizen is for Baxter
Springs first, last and always and II
only speaks of these things as the
doctor would be expected to speak b
the parents of a very sick child when
called in for attention. The patient
is sick and the parents Of the child
| had Just as well know it; the remedy
lies with the property owners, if they
care to apply it.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

Howard Courant: The COurant en-
joyed q short call one day recently
from Mr.. J. w. Kaltenbach of Baxter
Springs, one of the live wires Of that
city who is interested in good roads
oil development and ell the up-tO-date
business enterprises. Mr.. Kaltenbach
also has q leaning toward journalism
and contributes q column Of Dithy
paragraph more or less regularly to
The Baxter Daily Citizen which is
"good stuff"
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

When the home paper came in this
weeh IL said in passing that old Ben
Adkins had dropped in "juSt to ex-
chanre eOurtesies." Ben In now past
10 wars Of age. Vivid scenes Of our
kid days come back when We recall
Ben Adkins for he was the chief ex,
pOAent Of the law in that town. and =
as city marshal put the fear OF high
heaven almost, into our hearts. II was
Ben fAat arrested Us on Halloween
night and threatened to put US in the !.
city bastile and our reverence which
always came more from fear than re.
spect. ias never sbGtsd. GlthO we have
come 20 manhOOd's stage and can look
back and see fun where at that tune
thinRs looked TO be very Serious'
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

for another three weeks without prop
er attention, II does begin to dawn
upon US that somewhere there was O
break in the chain; that some depart
ment either didn't keep up its requir-
ed work or that the job was just na'
turally too big to be handled any bet
ter. II the latter is true, then lett
know II and cut out insinuations
against the higher ups.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14
BAXTER HIGH SCHOOL

Talk about II, the Sophomores sure
ly are putting on "the" stun this
term.
The SophomOres entertained their
fellow classes in chapel last Friday.
The program was as follows:
Opening song, Tramp! Trmpi
Tramp!
Instrumental SolO-Robert Wade.
Reading-Mildred Wilson.
Instrumental Duet-Beatrice Cher
ry and Bessie Kent.
Roaster-Billie Skies.
Vocal Solo-Gail Hamilton.
Reading-Lois Williams.
Instrumental Solo-Lucille Wat
kins.
Reading-Elsie Jones.
At the close Rev. Orton gave US
very interesting talk.
Edna Lundgren has been absent
from school for the past week.
Mr.. Reid: "Have any of you been
up to the Lakes?"
Thelma Wells: II have. What do
they look like?"
1t is reported that Lloyd Youse act
ually stood still the other day. This
leaves US to believe nothing is impOs-
sible.
The Freshmen entertained at chapel
yesterday. The program was very in
teresting and showed a lot Of "Pep."
We have begun to have hopes that the
Freshies really will be serious some
day.
Robert Wade: "Hurry up, Victor,
I've been standing here twenty min
utes like a fool" X. .--
Victor Adams: Jaw, shut up. How
can I help how you stand?":
The Seniors are very excited lately
over something. 1t has been rumOred
that they are going to have an an
nual.
"Can you keep a secret, Lucille?"
81 can, LOrine, but it's just my luck
to tell it to some girl who can't"
The Freshmen are wearing the col
Ors blue and gold on their sleeves
We naturally suppose these cOlOrl
were chosen for class colors, although
we do think green would have. suited
much better.
There is some talk of organizing
/ girls basket ball team in the. high
school. We hope this project will be
successful. -.
This year the Seniors will issue an
annual which will be an attractive dis
play Of pictures and articles typical
Of the genuine High School spirit. The
different classes are cooperating "a
make this a splendid success, but il
will be necessary also to obtain. the
aid Of the entire community. Mr..
Ralph Pfremmer has charge Of the
business side of this work. HiseonAec-
tions with other news publieat ns
having given him an experience which
is invaluable to q publication Of 1 hia
kind. Winnifred Fagg will hold dewu
the post of chief editor and at the
same time act as censor. =,
=
At a meeting Of the Annual Sta6,
Thursday night the principal topic q
discussion was the problem Of how =
milk bottle would fall from q Fresb-
mans high chair. This interesting
subject having been suggested by Q
cartoon of this aboriginal bipsd. FF-
day morning, during the Fourth Hour
we had Chapel. Quite an interesting
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

There is q story going the rounds
that when the armistice was signed
General TOch wept. In ten days he
would have rounded up and compelled
the surrender of more than half Q
million Germans. The other side Of
the picture. says the Daily Capital
was given by the action Of Congress
the other day in turning back into the
Treasury Is billion dollars apPTOpria'
ted 70 carry forward the war and un'
expended. So that If the end OF tht
war was premature, as many can MOI
help feeling, on the other hand. Il
saved this natiOna alone Is billiOr
dollars, and an incalcuable number o.
lives.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

ut Ia Elsimsd the. automobile is wiP'
ing Suf fSanall towns" notes the Os'
borne 1sSiaSEr. ~"It'is; small towns Of
a certain kind-dead towns. The dead
ones would be wiped out anyway; and
who LAYS It to the automobiles? Nc
live towns that are up and coming
are being wiped out by anything
Whel q town is wiped out it is tht
fault Of the business men Of the town
The world is TOO busy today to stoE
and wake up sleeping towns"
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

These warm balmy days Of Febru'
ary suggest spring thoughts, but It'd
PRETTY hard to make mpch Of q pOme
out Of such words a. "frOgs," "dande'
liOas." "viOlets." "sassafras," "Old
swimming hOle," garden sas," "hOes"
and '.rakeS."
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

Another sure sign Of approaching
Spring; heavy cloud banks Of dull
smoke issuing from the northeast d.
rectidn, indicating Doc Wear is out
rakihg up and burning the rubbish
from tAe front yard. First thing you
know Doc will be digging out his
swimming tOgs and stealing down "a
the river without consent Of his wife
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14
HEAD STUFFED FROM
cATARRh OR 4 COLD



Instant Fsliei-Bo waiting. Your
eloEE6d nostrils open right up; che air
pAs1Ges of your bead clear and you can
breitks freely. No more hawking, snuf'
ainE, blswiRg, headache, drynesA Nc
struEEling Tor breath at nightj youI
cold o. eatayFh disappearS.
Get . small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm iron your druggist now. Apply
Q Iltth Of this fragrant, antjssptiel
hsaling cream IN your n6StTilA Il pen
etratoS through every air passage Of the
haad, sootbss The tnhamd or BWollsn
uueous psnbraAs and relief oonss h.
stsatly.
WftA Z ed e Vas.y oataEEA.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

Far be II from the great dispenser
a. intsRirsnee to find fault with the
manner in which our boys in France
,,.r, supported by artillery but when
o;s+ own home boys or boys from our
- Co., names come back and report
tSst they laid Seveuty-Ave hours
.~ithOut medical aid, after being shot
1s~r and that they laid in hospitals
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

An up-stAte editor advertiSes an
"auto crankn for sale. II his custom
en Vim eOss down here we will sup
ply their &pts without price or ad-
mission.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

A Newspaper printed on the ship
which carried President Wilson and
his wife b Brest, was called "The
HAtehet." It's motto was I'VE Can
mod Tell Q Lie" Evidently George
Crtel didn't have any part In the pub
lication Of this daily.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14

bs,gsina NJ sivsa 81 tie Freshmen
who allowed thelr abIlitylto entertain
an audience. Mrs. Wright was q Wis.
itOr ut Chapel Friday morning.
Thelma Wells was absent Wsdnes-
nesday.
The Agricultural class has been
having some very interesting expert
ments in oxygen, hydrogen and nitro
gen.
The Seniors are continually having
class meetings, and especially during
study periods.
Shirel Carter's eyes have become
poor and he has been wearing glasses
this week.
Thursday the Geometry class re-
viewed circles.
Leo Moore was absent Monday. We
all think he had other work to do.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-02-14
What a Prominent Druggist
Says About Naturized
Liver Tablets

The only thing l see about Natur-
lied Liver Tablets is that they do SO
much good until the customer don't
have to buy much incidence. This is
not good for the druggist, but is good
for the customer. 15c and S5c. For
sale by Scott Drug Co., Baxter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
AMERICAN SOLDIER
PLAYFUL BY NATURE
Rev, 1, =. Barton Relates To Ro-
tarinus In Weekly Meeting Hts
Experiences In France.

Rev l. : Barton. recently re-
earned from service IN France, was
principal speaker at the noon dN
meeting yesterday ~ the Tulsa 10
tary club. held at Hotel Tulsa
Reverend llartou told club mem
hers OF some OF his experiences In
Franc, ana declared that - close
study ~ tho American douGhhoy un-
der adverse conditions convinced him
hut the American is playful by ma
turc and that This perspective of ne
was a potent factor IN the success
OF American forces ABROAD
Reverend BARTON also stated mat
after seeing The American soldier IN
action under all manner nf cund rions
hc is convinced thnt the American
douIhno, .B the most efficient light
ing man ON earth The minister told
~ the athletic games In Hershing
stadium. near Paris. July I last. aud
said that Americans ouirlasscd ath -
Icirs Of other nations hN 80 wide a
margin that the events were OF little
interest
Tho Tulsa and Dcs Moines hlsc-
ball clubs were guests of the club at
the luncheon. " II, Guihersuu sang
two numbers ! r. cole jr., presided
m EoiitIan OF tho day. n was an
uuunccd that Ralph T. Campbell Will
hc principal speaker AZ the meeting
ntNt Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11

pal auditorium Tor the purpose or
naming committee that viii make
arrangements for the Tulsa dvleea
uun TO attend the national convrn
iou October % 10. \ transporiA
tion committee viii be appointed 'o
arrange for special train Tor Tul-
sans The meeting iS called 10y \
& Hunt, commander, aand II s.
cuEimC, adJutdnt
=
MARRIAGE LICENSES were IS
sued Yesterday TO tho follow INK hy
tho clerk Of the district court. John
Clark. %. and Ruby BAILEY. 20.
Jcnks. James T. Wrhhcr. =. and
I.coua Mustain, 20, Tulsa. Edward
T. Burns, a.. and Valentine Sher
wood -. Tulsa Tcrrolle & Rraiiy
25 huntsville. and Lena Raran. ~.
Tulsa, ilcnsoal X Williams, Is. ana
Minnie NJ Kelley IS. Tulsa : VI
Cooper 12t and Bertha NM a.
TuiSa. John 49, Cleveland. % and
Sarah Davis .69. Tulsa ! II witt
40 Tulsa, and Lillian Mann 40.
Cleveland. " = Mcdaniel % and
Josephine II Rconc. IA rawhuskn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
CITY BRIEFS.

DIR. AND MRS PAUL 5. RAMSEY
are leaving today for motor "trip
To Chicago ana while there Will visit
relatives.
MRS r. G.. CUNNINGHAM. 9l2
South Denver avenue. accompanied
by her son Charles. left this morning
Tor Norman. whore the son will
enter his first year AT the university.
"PIGGLY WIGGLN" opened for
business at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing and from then until closing hour
yesterday the novel grocery store
was crowded with people
u. r. HAINER and Joseph \ Glll.
formerly federal judges In the terri
torial days. are now oc!dtcd ia
The practice OF law ,u The new firm
has Offices IN the Mayo building.
THIRTY SIN jurymcn have been
chosen Tor the session OF Jury trials
which opens In the muniCtpu! Grim
inal court Septcmbcr p The first
session viii last until Tho so cases
dockcted are tried.
rORTY-THKEE persons were
tried In police court Yesterday after
noon on traffic violation as the re
suit ~ work by Fay Warren one OF
ruIsa's motorcycle cops Each WAS
fined t5'and costs.
RELIEF from car shortage is
promised local shippers boy j. $.
rycatt. federal manager OF the Fris
"a "A hn thar lII Ilt
released which have been held for
he wheat Cror
G. %. W1NTERRINGER and fam
Ills NJ Sii North Denver returned
this week from four weeks 'drl-
uon In Colorado Mt Wiu,crriuE,r,
who Ia manager of The Muwb'aN iu.
derraking company. spent most OF
the time In Colorado Springs.
PETITIONS for divorce were filed
hy the following plaintiffs yesterday
In district court. G. : thiihhn
against Mozellc n Callahan. N"ruot-
"a DiVsan against Dolh Dawson,
Blasrngamc, adJutdnt
corn
DEGREES Of divorce were grant
cd IN district ana superior 'NHI N'H
terday TO the following plaintiffs:
! W Halsick against Ida Il Hal
sick, Charles " Avery against Lot
tie l. Avery Maud Rcrnsv,h'ck
against Fred HrrusycheCk.
J. 4 6THlTEHURST directing
activities OF the state board ut aC-
riculturp. has included Tulsa In his
invitation list OF cities askc. 10 send
exhibits Of agriculture and manu-
featuring products 10 IN" lnierna-
tional Soils Products exposition.
opening September a AT Kansas
city
=
DAMAGES Of 81 $50 were asked IN
a suit filed In district court yesier-
dav 10y Lucille Wallace, minor by
J. W Wallace. against Cyrus Avery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
FRIENDS OF MAN
KILLED UNKNOWN
Authorities, Searching Tor Relatives
of {. " Hail, Who Met p'Huh
Under StrVt car Wheels.

Efforts 90 nud The relatives ot, i.
" nall. 90 YEARS old, who Ill
from Injuries received IA a street '''
accident at First and Main last Mon
iay night. have failed according 10
authorities trying 10 gather inf"rn'a-
tlou concerning him 20.
Durins the few minutes mat ne
was conscious after he had ho
taken ~ a fo,a hospital, litil save
ms name IA. died enou' after and
employees ~ the Mowbray Under
ukiug company who have ,htrSc
tho body have hccu unable to iden
lfy him further.
when struck ny the street car
,t br corner of Main and FIRST
street Monday night Halls eft leg
was severed above the Knee and ma
shoulder. and neck were hhd'N cut
lie had attempted to cree sS IN no"
of tho car diugoualy aud h" haa nov
been seen hy either the motorwah or
the conductor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
SMALL BOY BROWNS
IN CEMETERY LAKE
Body Of Iitile Johnny Miller, 3 Ncnrs
Old. is Found Floating ON
Surface by Officers.
MISSING SINCE TUESDAY
MotbCr Returns Home to find son
Has Disappeared; Ncighbors Near
Pond Hear Iits Cries.

John Maurice Miller, S-year-old
son Of Mrs. Edna Miller. 2O2 North
wheeling street. was drowned IN
Rose I'm cemetery lake, where he
had gone swimming with n playmste te
TUESDAY afternoon The body wa9
discovered by nejghhors yesterday
evening and was taken from the
water by Sheriff James Wooliey at
4 O'Clock
II IL believed by persons lIvinE
near the lake that tho boy was
drowned about : O'Clock Tuesday ar.
,ernoon CRIES for help had been
heard coming from the lake at that
time. but the neighbors thought that
the boys were Just playing In the
water. Later one lad about the
same age Of Johnny Miller was seen
CRYING on the hanF of the lake
40 inveGtICation was made. how
ever and no knowledge Of the trng
edy was learned until ne body was
seen floating in the water Yesterday
afternoon = hours after the dcain
occurred sheriff James WocEcN.
who hrourht the body to the city
identified II positively as that of the
Miller boy
Just before the BODY was discos-
ereI tn. mother called The world
Office 70 ask their assistance In fipi
ing her son who had been miSsug
since noon Tuesday ~" had lrft
home. she believed. 80 go 90 the 'lr-
grounds and FAMED 10 return az u. {iJ
nu She had called The police a1d
the county sheriff earlier In the lt',
hu. no information had been rc-
celyed.
Efforts 70 learn the idcntit, of tho
boy with whom johnny went swim
ming llled After his playmate hai
gore under the water he evidently
hurried home and was afraid 20 tel
what had happened swimming ha'
always been forbidden IN the lake.
authorities in charge Of The nurial
PARK stated yesterday, and This va
thought to he a possible reason whF
the o,her boy failed TO report the
doa'h OF his friend
Mrs Edna Miller mother Of the boy
lives with her father, John Greg
ory. formerly constable. AZ 202 North
Wheeling. and Is employed at tn"
Roger county Drilling companv 1t
was while she was at work that the
brown eyed happy faced little TEL
low wandered away from home.
After a sleeplcss night of waiting
the mother. almost frantic, hrgan the
search FOR the boy Throughout the
day she called first the police de
partmen' and then the sheriff, and
later The World Not until the body
had been takcn TO Mowbray's Under
taking parlors was she informed OF
the tragedN
lack Miller. the boys father. was
connected with the county sheriff =
office several years ago, and Is now
in Fort Worth. Texas, employed. al
carpenter work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
cmCK ASIA CARMEN YET OUT.
Ticup l. Hurting Fair and Strong FL
forts Made for trmiStiCc,

CHICK ASIA. Sept 10 Efforts
hv the Chickasha chamber Of COM
merrc to bring about an armiStice
between the striking carmen and the
,trcet car company were fuiile ana
the service remains tied mp
" n Whdsworth, suprrintendent
u tho line announced that tho head
nnrtrrs OF the company AZ Boston
had absolutely refused 10 mNst the
demands OF the men for increases
rom 2t cents an hour. 10 90 cents,
ana declared the cars would stay IN
ho harms unless the men agreed 10
20 bach to work. no attempt being
made to resume service The mon
arc equally positive In their asser-
uons that they viii not go back 10
work unless their sdomandH arc me
The GRADY county fair now IN
progress. IL being seriously nam
pered bv the tteup. ana the okla
homa college for women also Affect
cd In its opening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
FACTORY INSPECTOR
VISITS OIL PLANT
frank \. kCrr says Large Employ
crs Quick to Learn Value OF
safety FIRST Devices.

Seldom 10 We have 20 argue mat
tcts any moro with tho owners Of me
larger machine plants oT works in
order 20 get the installation OF safety
first devices" sam Frank. a Kerr
STATE factory inspector, who T. ln
the city Nearly an the large plan =
ar quick to cooperate In any moN,
that viii insure -afcty of the work
men nowadays Employers nav @
learned THAI icw days .OSe u the
trl,Ds Of valuable mccuIui can
Dee cn.l.y avoided hy taking the nor-
t.sary steps. /. IL the fellow tfp.
Las worked around machinery ali
his NE and has never lost finger
ran tna' is hnHN 70 convince OF the
wisdom Of the safety fist devices.
the .pEpnrtur said
MIR Kerr IS In Tulsa on a special
tr,p lu make an Inspection OF he
Osarc CpIllusyilc Oil compan'' -
plant here he works with the de
pariuent uf lator Hnd regular 4.
makes Inspections ovtr the state to
see that laws calling for safety TO
employ es. child labor are not Ni1-
lated
An exhibition showing the latest
devices for safety first Will Re held at
the state fair this year hc said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
uAREAs courts WITHDRAWN
bond for David Hints h, Srt NJ $4,000
BY JmaII,N =. & MnNrA

The reduction of ho houi ~ nav
Id Hines from 1880 tu $4,000. Rs
allowed by Justice = G. Nancy yes
tcrdav on change ~ venue from
Justice II ! Grav'H court. led TO toe
withdrawal ~ tho hthcns corpus ~.
utton Of the defendant tlcd Tn dis.
trict court Tuesday
Hines is implicated IN the larceny
~ an automobile from $ \ llr't ~
fiis city ON August 1u liHri. accord
iug go tho information. was rubbed
Of hls car and - load ~ whisky near
Fla, Rock hN Hines ltarl MtIsh and
r. l. Str'cn- Stevens made bond
NJ $500. hut ON change of venue
Justice MhNry reduced Iliur7 bond iO
EbIAt The latter rs also attempting
io make q bond Of 600 for appear
ance ~ hearing ON fugitive war
rant charge officials ~ columbus.
Cherokee county. Enntoa want Hines
@9r nrr1ing jail IN that city Last
month