The St. Joseph observer., 1920-05-01


tcndant, s1s Frederick avenue.--Adv.
A thief made away with several |
hundred dollars worth of jewelry and |
clothing from the Shipley rooming |
house, 523 Faraon. Tuesday night
J. w. Craver of the Aunt Jemima !
Mills was the first to respond to the !
call for help for the Sheltering Arms,
he on Wednesday sending $50.
A state warrant issued Wednesday
and John Rowland. wanted for steal
ing a keg of cider and some wine
from the cellar Of Frank Curran of
Saxton.
Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
eest repair department in city. Ia
dies rest room and free check room
10 connection Seventh and Julie
Ad,
Mo-, had the low bid for paving the
Agency road. Agency to Saxton, when
the county court opened the proposals
Monday. His bid for coal tar binder
was s175,Os423. and he agreed to be-
gin the work at once.
The student body of Benton High
school have decided to have a home
coming day for all former students.
who will be asked to address the
student classes.
Thirteen men were arrested in
South st. Joseph Sunday, charged
with gambling. The raid was made
on the Foley dry" saloon.
DIR. o. A. Orr, osteopathic. eye. ear,
nose and throat specialist. Catarrhal
deafness treated successfully, Glasses
fitted. Office hours. a. m. to S p.
m. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday, and by appointment.
4o4 Corby-Forsee building. Phone
Main 3S37.-(Advt) t..... ..-.
At the council meeting Saturday
the vote on a resolution to discontinue
several offices in the interest of econ
omy was unanimous.
A coroner's jury on Monday decided
that Raymond Haynes, the 12-year-
old boy who died six weeks ago, came
| to his death from alcoholic poisoning.
]. f. Combs, cashier of the First
National bank. and Il. V. Nicholas,
paying teller of the same bank, were
elected treasurer and assistant treas
urer respectively. of the Missouri
Good Roads Federation. at the Excel
sior Springs meeting Saturday.
Rufus l.. Mcdonald, Jr., Michael
Flaherty. G.. l.. Yost and Ernest d.
schmidt contributed SIS each in po-
lice court Monday for Sunday speed
ing.
How to make s525 900. the revenue
for the city, take care of $1,000. .O0O
asked by the various city departments
is what is now puzzling the city fl
nance committee.
NOTICE-SavG all rags. iron, books
magazines and all kinds of vast,
paper, as prices are very high. Dom
sell before you call us. or write
American Paper Stock Co, Main 1855
SO2 South Sth st. (Advt)
Bertha Vesper was arrested Mon
day. charged with fraud. in securing
$3.50 worth of goods from various re
tail stores.
Mrs. L. Vaughn fell from a Wyatt
Park car Sunday night. and was con
siderably bruised.
: S. II. Price on Monday filed as
l. democratic candidate for sheriff.
J. C. Simmons, a salesman, wa
brought back from Des Moines Mon
4 day, charged with embezzlement.
Chief Moore on Sunday issued a
order that in future police officer
who did not carry their revolver
: would answer to the board.
William Oswald, formerly a justic
of the peace. died Saturday. and wa
: buried Tuesday. .-
Some skunk stole ]. II. Hines fliV
yer from Fifth and Charles, sunda
o night.
After being trimmed by two negr
d women to the tune OF s2s Saturds
J. night, T.. A. Tope. a farmer livin
st south OF the city, saw one of the cot