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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-12-17

January 29th, 1921, in the Lincoln
County Leader, a weekly newspaper
of general circulation printed and pub
lished within Lincoln County, Oregon.
Date of first publication, December
18th, 1920.
Date of last publication, January %,
1921.
C. e. Hawkins,
Attorney for Plaintiff; P. o. Ad-
dress: Toledo, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-12-17
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it you will not get it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-12-17
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
r. N. HAYDEN. Publisher

Advertising, 20 cents an inch, each
insertion. On first page, sc. extra.
Transient display, 25c. an inch.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-12-17
BUDGET OF THE CITY OF TOLEDO

Passed by the Common Council for
the City of Toledo, Oregon, November
18th, 1920.
Hearing to be Monday evening, De-
cember Goth, 1920.
r. r. Miller, Recorder,
Recorder.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
OMAHA NEJZDRAvEJBfM
MESTEM v CELE ZEMI

Poole statistiky y 1fadoyny
Spojenych Sthtd zdravotniho cd.
born, jiz obdrzcl dr.. Edwards,
zdravotni komisaf, Omaha byIa
po cely tgdcn, koncfcf 7. srpna,
nejzdravejsim mtstcm v cele Ne.
mi. v case tom byIo v nahcm mi.
stt oznhmcno pouze II Gmrtf, eli
81 proccnt; Oakland, Calf, byIo
ma drub6m mistf Nc 10 proc. Ncj.
yySM 1mr'nostf yyzpacOyaIo Ne
Memphis, Ne no proc. v stcj.
mem tgdnu minulfbo rokn pfipa.
dalo V Omazc ma tisfc 0byyateI
107 Gmrti.
Dr. Edwards byI pot6xen pfi
yypraeovhnf tSdenni zprhvy pro
Washington, oblcdp6 nakazlivych
ncmccf, jichz bylo ponzc 10 IN.
padh D. poprvf IN ntkoIik mbsich
zhdnh oDcmocnfnf nest6yiremi. Y
tydm tom byIy oznhmeny mi no.
VI pf1psdy zhAkrtu, IN pffpady
saraeboyh horecky u ctyH jiDf
pflpady.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

Invlekllsu,a Franks a urahAnI
salkh ' ioluom hoteln rst kells
Ao a nshei nAsll scsl lAhsi mptfil
a n lAhh knkainn. ' ccns N,as'
Kelly sdall ~ ieho aomo,em icsl
kansas Cls, te emamnt lsky oh.
staral Il ' Minneapolis a nmapG
il aSp&nt % I'll udny prudAsal
kdSl hyl lAsAn, sda Il ncmsl s,re
chu l.fed fcderAlnImi arcnts rra
vi %"saiisle r. ne ri h,h phi.
VA nilne tamssinani ptiiimAnim
rtiselnSrh udani pt rokusu II.
skat naakSr dnkanh profit umal
skSm policis,0m A iclikol 20.
hcisie hall NJ apcnin, mel iscm
tudia pole pro sv0i obchod scela
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
MoRALNt PoMERY
SHLEDANY POKLESLE
Zdravotni rada objevila mnozstvi
narosenych nemanzelskych
d6ti.

Sleena Beatrice McGinnisova,
vysctfovatelka pro Ifadovnu o.
krcsniho dobrocinntho odboru,
sd6luje We sve zpr6vc, ze v dcsiti
mesicieh byl okresem Douglas pc.
hfben 1zasny pocct pfedcasn6 ma.
rozcnych, nepochybnt nemanzcl-
skych ditek.
Tato fakta vysla na .jevo vysc-
tfovanim, jcz zahajil zdravotni
komisaf, j. +. Edwards, IN spolu.
p6sobeni s policejnim odborcm,
prot neopravnenym domovhm o
'jednotlivym osobdm Y pfipadt
matcfstyi n jcz SC podileji na ne.
zdkonnGm jcdndni a prot ltkaf.
skym p%ravidlhm, v dhsledku 4.
mrti slccny Ruth Aycrove 20 zlo.
chime operaci.
PoliccJni Inspector nafidil vscm
policistdm, ably opatfili dru. I'D.
wardsovi vcskere informace, JED
snad mai a ably vedli bdely do
zor ma podobnt pfipady. Ndko.
lik soukromych domh, kde sc div.
ky naltznji Y osctfovdni, jest jil
bedliye polieii stfcze10.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
"A PREpsTAvovANf Sc
JAKo PoLfClSTA D0STAL
TRiCET DNf vEzENi

Earl Thomas Bcni, eisnik, by
dlici ma o. California ul. byl v
patck policeinim sudim odsouscn
M 30 dni do okrcsniho v6zcni ma
obaalohu = ncpofadntho chovdni
a pfcdstavovdni sc jake poll.
riSta.
pani Jack Grahamoya. els. 5ll
sevcrni Is. ulice, ozndmila policit,
Re pristihla Beniho a aernosku ma
sve zadni pavloci, kdyi Sc vracc.
Ia veeer domd Cernoska pfi jc.
jim Sc objeycni utckla a,,kdyl sc
ptala Bcniho, 60 ylastne no ma
jcji pavlac privcdlo, ukdzal il prt
odsnak a tyrdil, 70 jest ~policcjni
strdSnik a lc ma pr6vo tam byti
Pfivoland policie shlcdala, ze Benz
mel odznak, jnky nosi cisnici.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
N0VY H FAREM
SNfzf oKRESNt RoZPo6ET

Snizenim odhadu farem v okre.
81 Douglas o 10 procent, statni
ekvalisacni radou, Dude odhad da.
nj zmcnsen o 1861 900. Mimo TO
okresni odhad6i sd6luje, ze okrcs
MONA jeste snili svIj rozpocct 0
vice neil 2 mills. .
Farmdfske pozemky isou nyni
odbadnuty ~prImern6 mn $lG7 30
akr, TAX ze odhad cini celkcm
A70,i56,305. V tonic roce v d1.
sledku ~zvyscneho odhadu occka.
vi Sc, 10 stdtni u okrcsni rozpocct
Dude asi % mills, prot 30.s2 mills
Y roce 1919.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
RADA DoCf.
LILA DVOU VfTEZSTVf
v POLrCEJNtM SOUDE

Poole zpravy dra. j. +. Ed.
wardse, mestskeho zdravotniho
komisafe, zdravotni odbor docilil
dvou odsouzeni - jedno v pfipa.
de iisteho feznika IN ~rozvazeni
masa, iez nebylo ndlezit6 zabale.
ne a druhe prot grocerni firm6
za ~poneehani odpadkh IA obchod.
nj m~istnosti.
A. Naegele, 1914 Leavenworth
III, byl pokutovan S25 n zaplace.
MIN 1trat "a to, ze nemal maso
pokryte b6hem dodavky, a Tuch-
man Bros, Is. a Harvey ul., byl
stejnym obnosem pokutovdn ma
2aklad6 stiznosti, podanych nd.
jemniky Helen apartmehtniho do.
mn a kdyz Sc byi sam policeini
sud- prohibition mista o spravno.
sti tvrzeni pfesvaddil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
kfDrCI TRUCKt BEz Po.
vOLENf BUDOU zATCENI

Odbor ma vydayapi povolcni
pro automobily oznamuje, Ne ma.
jitejf 400 nakladnich automobile
V okrcsu Douglas, zahy jcdnoho
krasneho rama "probudl Ne We
yezenio, pakli NJ Mvcas ncopatfi
poyolcnf.
PHbIizne 40 majitelh truckn
snaM Ne usetfitj nGkoIik dollarh
npotfcboyAnim Iicen6nich tabuIek
ne syyeh kAr pro hbayu iysiebni
Tito p~festnpnici obdrzeJi uyfdor
meni . p~fiIezitost poyoIeni NJ Wy.
zvedn0uh b Dehtinf.Ii TAX 20 nej.
dive, Dude serif pozhdan, ably
pfikroe1 X zatykhnf proyinjIe1, \
|Ssitnjz bride pax pfisn5 nsIozeno
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

syoii krev %vyzkousct V zajmu nedostat'
ku 1elcza, Nuxated Iron, uzi9ane ri.
hrdte dcnnd, po iidle, gyysi yasi silu n
~yytrvalost Y mnoha ~pfipadceh v dobd
dyou tSdnd. Ferdinand King, M. d.
upozorneni vyrabitelh; Nuxated Iron,
shora odporuden6 Drcm. kingem, lze oh.
drzcti u kazd6ho dobrtho l6kdrnika y
naprostou z6rukou dspdehn, nebo Sc pc.
nize yrdti. L6kafi obyteine p%fcdpisui (
dv6 5granovd tabletky, iea mali byti
tfikrdtc denno pc jidle uzivany.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
oKRsKovE zAvoDy "A.
PADNt 2uPY SoK0LSKE
Budouskonany We dncch a. AZ 20.
srpna v Crete, Ncb., "a snae.
neho ucastcnstvi.

okrskovt zdvody Zdpadni lupy
sokolske, iel konai budou SO W
dncch ~. az %. srpna v Crete,
Ncb., budou prehlidkou prdce, w.
Romano v zGpadnich sokolskych
sboreeh v dobs poy6lecn6. Bude
TO zajisi6 pfchlidka pine uspoko.
jiva, ncbof We vsech iednot6ch oh.
noycnn byla cinnost \ novlm mad.
senim n 6silim n vSsledky jcji
Sc icvi v znacntm poctu cyicicich
Get, ktcre Sc zavodn tcchto SIT.
castnf Pokud ie nam zndmo, sbo-
ny sokolske Vclk6 Omahy zastou
pcny budou trent cctami Sokold.
iednou anebo dv6ma cetami Soko.
lie n dorostcm, Jcdnota Sokol
Tyrs v Omazc Dude zastoupcna v
zGvodcch Sokold, Sokolic doro.
stu.
Iayody tyto stanou Sc zajistf
yclkJm dostavenickcm kraianu 2
celc Ncbrasky. Pripravny vybor
v Crete vykonal rozsdhlt pripra.
Wy pro pfijcti a pobaycni vsccb
ucastnikd n vzhlcdcm k tomu, zc
-
pracuji v mem pfcdni mistni ei-
noynici, nikdo ncbudc We SVEN
o~eckdy6ni zklam6n. Program o
krskovych zdvodd jest naslcduji.
ci:
V pdtck, dine q. srpna, Dude
uvitdni borc6 n soudc6, Vcccr
pax uspofdddn Dude programovy
yeeirek n tanccni yinck,
V sobotn, dnc 2s, srpna, pro-
vedcny budou zdvody We vdvrove
parku, ktery ie mIstcm pro zdvo-
dy primo idcdlnIn. veccr uspofd
ddno Dude Y Sokolskt SIM diva
delhi pfedstavcni 'Julinciny yday-
KY. Soucasnc rozd6ny budon &c.
ny vit6zdm, Po divide n rozdd-
nj cen ndslcdovati Dude volna "a
bava.
V ned6li, dine 30, srpna, uspofd.
dan Dude prnvod mn zdvode Y par
k,i, kdc pc u provcdcno Dude We
refine cviteni, promluvi fccnici a
pod. Vccer tanccni vinek.
n ,Omahy nektefi 1castnici w.
jedou Y pdtek n nektefi nj Y so.
botu ID Sc ocekavat, Sc zdyody
tyto zdnfi Sc v kazdtm ohlcdn n
zc znamenati budou noyou yzpru.
hu pro dolsi prdci ia poll sokol.
skGm ma americktm zdpadt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
aKoLNt NApA vvpnAvf
~AlLEoonlckv We Phi
rourNicKn uoi.AvE

y n neseriden omalsks sAol.
dcFeree. olnAmll ~ ' pfAvlu
M 100 let@ rslasA iel hudc IA
sAt usrofAdAna, hude skelnl ~.
don ssprayen tel allcvuucN wa.
k,crS hude rtcdsia,csa, omaiskt
scfcins Aknly q mAtnrAnsai IN.
cha ,s,l.lanl
llisioricka posia,a "Nndslani
hulc mrolohcns q ramAiniku.
rostayentho ma poecst rtcdkA y
Plymouth, Mass leitrlky a az
Ky Y routnickSch nhorcch hudou
roScsiaNcny na tumto alleforic
KEN wore.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Poznejte fakta ohledn6
zapadni KanadY
w. v. BENNETT,
Room 200, Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
Agent kanadak6 yiAdy.
vEKovITA MoUDRosT

Vekovita moudrost jest obsa-
zena We starfm rceni "Jen We
zdrayem tele zdrayy duch.
Vase mysl mtzc byti nejby.
stfejsi We yesmiru, jestlize ysak
vase t6lo jest slabe q ncmnze y
nj udfzct krok, nAslcdoyne mu-
NJ ! duch seslhbnouti a podleh.
nonti. Udrzujtc syojc telo M
ncjyyssim bodu schopfosti a tim
zphsobem dnebu pfispiycjte.
Hledte, ably vase zaziyani bylo
dokonalf, stolicc prayidelnd,
yym6soyani nesmi bgti zastayc.
no. NEU ROpIN NJ
BITTERS Dude Vim v tom ma.
romhhat. Poyzbuzuje mziyaci
1stroji X yykonaydni syh prAce
patficn6 II ben nhmahy, stfcya
udrzoje yolua, zabrahuje zhcpt,
zbayuje nezdzivnosti, bolenf
,hiayy, zhyrat, dhyenf, mdloby
ND. No prodej Y pryotfidnich,
Ihkdrnheh nebo n3J B scheuer
Co., II ". Austin Ave, Chi
cag0, i'll,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

Za rrvych sest mcsicn tohotc
roku ohchodni obrat ma omaiskt
poStc ohnascl sl,32o, 2530I. pfird.
sick o S2,i03s7 prot prvym Sc.
sci mtsichm v rocc minulem
Poole postovnich zaznam1, icy
zdcisi postmistr z Washington
obdrzel, pfiimy ma omaiske poStS
icyi TAX dalcce kazdeho mesice v
tomto roee pfirAstek, vyjma v
b%fcznu, kdy pfiimy tohoto odbo.
ri chilly dhrncm Sl9i, 72095, u
porovndni $ 1907, 1872 36 IA bfezen
1919.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
POKARAN "A d
v 8 OHLU.
SUJfCf PfSTALoU

"veskery neobvykly a zbytec-
ny povyk pfi jizde v jaktmkoliv
poyozc jest zakdzan. To zahrnu.
ie drsnt, ncbo vfiskav6 pisttni v
ktertmkoIiv case. -
Prve zatecni v Omaze IA poru.
Semi teto ordinance bylo provede.
no v pdtek, kdy +. j. Simpler, z
cis. 1909 scverni ~. ave, byl oh.
when . jczdeni Y automobile = q.
h~lusujici pistalou. Policejnf sud-
ud6lil Shiplerovi pfisne pokara.
nj, nacez no propustil 4 vystra.
hou, Re druht proyin6ni Dude mi.
ii v dfisledku odsouzcnf do VI
zeni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
ZENY!
MATKY!
DCERY!

Wy ji2 sc u
nayito snadno;
istc vyzdblSmi
BLEED Smi u yysi'
lenS uni, nerves
nj ncbo popud
live; jca istc
n 4 h ylny k
zachvatam "a
dune me-
BIO ''malomysl'
nosti,' nochte
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
ZKOUSKY DO VOJENSKE
AKADEMIE D v MA.
SEM MESTE SKLADANY

Odvcdenym muffin k armhdt,
kteri touzeji 20 ~yojcnskt karitfe,
Dude Y pfistim prosinci poskytnu.
ia yyminecnd ~pfiIczitost ystoupi.
ii do Spoj. Stain yojcnske aka.
dcmie We West Point.
Poole zbrdvy . Washiagtonn,
pfedbtant zkousky budou v Oma-
ze konany ntkdy mczi ]. q -.
p%rosincem, IA pffcidou zjisttni
zp6sobilosti zadatclh ku slozcni
bIayni zkousky, jez Dude Y bfcz.
M Pristine roku koDhDa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
45 DNf vEZENf
"a ZNEP0KOJOvANf zENY

Policejni sud- nadiktoval iist6.
mu obcanu, 2 cis. 1928 JIM 3. uli-
ce, - dni v okresnim vezeni IA
to, ae znepokojoval zcnu v tina.
VEN obrdzkov6m divadle. Byl Eat.
cen ma stiznost pi. G. A. Wilson.
owe, 2 els. 1902 Paul ul,, jez pravi.
la, ze .jednoho vecera v minulem
tydnu sedela vedle neho v divadlc
pohyblivymi obrdzky. Obvin6ny
obcan tvrdil, ze byl nevinen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
4 OMAHY, NEB.


rant lIAsrl CampelluvA, q a.
e2io Nicholas nj, h,la rolicciniu
sudlm FAkuiosana sitAl a sapla.
eenim atrat ma uhSinsnl , epil.
stsi a neahalt iisly, ~ hyla A..
ueu nnikla Alscueeni 10 akrcs.
nihO Nefcni, rraNi sud- PAM
Camphclloya hyla sa,eena ma Oh.
Aalohn David Alexandra, SIS aa27
scverni ~ nlice, ichoa dive male
ditky vgala bcs jcho svolehi do
svehQ automobile kdyg hyla pod
yliyem lihoyin q "a liady ssoii
karon vrasila do jineho auta a u.
trpela ! ; dttmi sraneni
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-10
DENVER ca RsTRIKE OVER.
General Walkout Threatened Unless
Strikers Arc Taken Back.

Denver. Colo, Aug. 1o.-The tram
way strike here is over so far as the
tramway employees who have been on
weeks strike that cost eight lives
fifty-twe injured and s25e,00O prep
erty damaged, are concerned. The
men have notified the company they
would return to work Internationally.
Final settlement was being delayed
today by tramway officials who de-
clared they had not decided on plans
to take back the strikers. A statement
by the company was expected today on
the mems proposal, it was intfmated
by Frederick w. Hid, general mana
ger. 1t was reported that unless the
company gave the strikers their
former jobs, general sympathetic
strike was likely to be called, involving
trade unions and railway shop labor
ers here.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, who ar
rived yesterday from Chicago, was sat
isfied with the situation and said he
would return to Chicago tomorrow.
Troops will be kept until it is certain
there will be no more violence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-10
POLICE BATTLE BURGLARS.
Capture Five in Chicago After Wound
ing Three.

Chicago, Aug. 1o.-Five burglars
were captured today after two gun
fights in which three of them were
wounded
The five were discovered by
Waterman as they were trying to enter
West side warehouse. He fired both
barrels of a shotgun, weunding two.
The others fled after firing a few
shots. dragging the wounded.
A short time later the police were
notified by a physician that two
wounded men were in his office. Five
policemen entered the place with
drawn fevelveFs. One man fled. He
was pursued by the patrol wagon
chauffeur An exchange of shots re-
suited in the weunding of the burglar
and his capture.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-10
sHEEP AID LAMRs.
New York stock ATarkst.

Wall St, New York, Aug 10.-STocKS-
substantial advances on varying domestic
correspondents were reduced later when
liquidation and bear pressure against spe-
mated $4,000 shares.
Early dealings in stocks today showed q
degree Of hesitaney and caution arising
from recent developments. Liquidation Of
special stock was offset by a swift up
rush In others, notably Crucible and Next
Sufficient buying power developed 10
carry many of the representative shares to
ngner levels with the gain reaching l to
~ in Baldwin. Pan American. chalmer,
Central Leather and retail stores National
anime broke 90. Maxwell Motors . and
southern Pacific, Goodrich and Lackawan-
ma steel point
Continuance OF the liquidation movement
in various industrial and profit taking
elsewhere made the price movement nncer-
tam Tor time. Subsequent buying of the
important shares, and a conviction that
stocks had been carried too far, caused a
brisk covering movement. Shippings, oils
motors, equipments, wooden, leather alco-
hol made the best showing. Purchasers of
railroads were limited to a great extent
to the dividend paying group and were in
l. 81 N, Reading. Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific were strongest. Expecta-
ton that the untitled tonnage orders of the
United States steel corporation would show
a large increase caused a rally in. that
stock from S55k to Sc. Sterling exchange
to beyond yesterdays final rate. The re-
newal rate for call money was con-
tinued at per cent.
Speculation was quiet and fluctuations
narrow with the trend mostly upward in
the final hour The closing was steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-10
Morning Grain Go.sIn.

FURNISHED BY 2. C CHRISTOPHER & Co.)
Chicago, Aug. 1o.-Tribnne: The trade
construed the government crop report as
bea irish, especially on corn and oats of
which there is an aggregate of 4,405. 600. GOO
bushels or 240.000.00O more than last year.
The carry-over Of corn is expected to be
large, but of oats is light, the farm stock
Of the latter being 56,420o00 bushels or
36. 600 600 bushels less than last year. The
belief is that rains the last few days have
done much for the corn crop, and private
reports indicate that in Texas. Oklahoma
and Kansas there will be a large Yield, so
there will be little demand from that quar-
ter on other sections, leaving the surplus
states to find a market elsewhere.
The country Is not selling wheat freely
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-10
HOT ON TRAIL
Lock for "Joev and Wife in
CoughIin Case.
''The Crank' Named Them as
Chnd's Kidnapers.

Philadelphia Aug. 10.-Detectives
were searching for Joseph Dana
chuck ami his wife. named by ceun-
sci for Augusta Pasquale, the Crank. ="
as, the kidnapers of Blakely Coughlin-
In his alleged confession. Pasauael is
reported to have said that a man
named Joe" and his wife were the
abductors. Benjamin F. Goodman,
Pasquale's attorney, declared he has
identified Joe as Damaehuck and
that the police are hot on his trail
Continued questioning has failed to
secure much additional information
from Pasquale since he made his al
legged confession last week He still
maintains the missing child Is alive,
notwithstanding that in some of the
letters written by "the Crank" to
George H Coughlin, the father,
threats were made TO do away with
the child unless his demands for ran
som were met
In one of his letters 1.-The Crank"
said he had kidnapped a boy two years
ago, adding: They did not come
across and the kids in a hole in the
ground now and yours is going IN
alongside of him if you don't come
across"
Shortly after this letter was received
Mr.. Coughlin placed $4,000 under
trolley station outside of NorristoWn
in response TO the Crank's" demands
The money disappeared but nothing
has been heard of the child's where
abouts Pasauale is said by the au-
therities to have admitted he got one
third of the money, the remainder 60
ing to his pals Joe" and his wife.
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Death of L. B. Lewis.

L. B. Lewis, age 30, son Of Mr.. and
peka, died Monday night in a hospital
in Grand Island. Neb., according to
word received today by parents and
relatives. Lewis was a foreman of the
Bell Telephone company and had been
located here for several years. He
was in the army telephone service in
France for two years curing the war.
He is survived by his parents. three
brothers. Oliver George and Kelley, of
R. R. No. 6, and four sisters. Mrs.
Docia Wyatt, Silver Lake; Mrs. Leona
Wyatt, Silver Lake; Mrs Nora Thomp-
son, Kiro, and Mrs. Clifford Hoakum,
Menoken.
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ExHUslE NELSON'S BODY TO-DAY.
VIII Determine Whether Stryclmine
Caused Hiawatha Mans Death.

Will Determine whether StryclEn1ne
Caused Hiawatha Mans Death.
Hiawatha. Kan. Aug. 10.-County
authorities today were 10 attempt to
solve the mystery surrounding the
death of Luther Hixson, who died
suddenly in commissions at his home
here August 2. The body was to be
exhumed today to determine whether
poison caused Hixson'ss demise.
Physicians suspected poisoning when
Hixson died after eating a light
breakfast A first examination failed
to disclose evidences of it.
Prof. Arthur Hixson, chemist at
Columbia university of New York and
brother of the dead man. determiped
to make another analysis to determine
whether Hixson was poisoned
Hixson's life was insured for $1,000
in favor of his widow and sen. Five
thousand dollars of that amount was
in a policy taken out seven months
ago, it was stated.
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Chicago livestock Market,

5000. Steers, strong to 25c higher; early
top load lost, $40: few prime, $3.50;
bulk choice, S1B.4O@17.25; common steers,
bulk medium grades, $13.00G1a.T5; she
stock, active; good cows. largely S1o,259
II 90; medium grades, s7ood925; Gamers
So 20Q T.50 top, $7.T5.a veal calves, firm;
bulk best vealers, S15.00d1550; selects,
early, $1,000; heavy ealvess steady; stock
ers, strong
HOGS Receipts 22Ooo. Market strong
to 25c lower thnn yesterdays average /;
lights off most: top. $I610; bulk light and
butchers, S15.1O@ 1900; bulk packing sows.
$14 00G1f25; pigs, steady.
SHEEP-Receipts 81 900 Market opened
steady on natives; some range lambs held
higher; bulk medium good natives, S12.50d
1875; best fat ewes. $s.256S50; feeding
lambs, 25c higher; best, $12.25..
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New York, Aug. 10-BUTTER-Market
steady. Creamery higher than extras,
55hc.
EGGS-Market irregular. Gathered extra
firsts, 52654c.
CHEESE-MaFket irregular. State whole
milk. flats, current make, white and color
ed specials. 271Rd2SAe.
POULTRY-AfiYe, weak; dressed, irregu-
lar; western chickens, fresh, 45755c fowls,
fresh, 2T642e.
New York Sugar Market.
New York, Aug. 10.-SUGAR-Raw, easy
centrifugal, 1925: refined, quiet; fine
granuiated, 21.00Gee0 90.
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SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
wadIeish. Telephone 46Ss K-1.

Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Ritz and daughters,
Miss GLADYS and Miss lone Ritz, of Bran
ner street win leave soon for an extended
trip to Spokane. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. H P. French, Of East Tenth
street. will leave Sunday for an extended
trip to Colorado. Mr. French is an engi-
neeF.
y Mr.. Allan Myers of AFTER avenue, who
underwent an operation at the Santa Fe
hospital several weeks ago, is Improving
slowly.
Nj. and Mrs John Towle, of 427 Larch
street, are the parents of a son, born Sat
as a gas welder in the shops
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ar BEDSIDE OF mas. J. LEECH
Topeka Woman, Seriously Ill, visited
by Noted Family.

]. S. Leech. former Topeka news
paper rnAR.~and Glenn Leeeh, super
inteRdent Of the government fish
hateheFies, with headquarters in
Washington, are in Topeka at the bed
side of Mrs. Leeeh, their mother, who
became very i'll at her home ia Oak
land, Sunday. Former United States
Sen. A. G. Allen, of Nebraska, is also
in Topeka with Mrs Leeeh. Senator
Allen is, her brother, Mrs. Leech is
reported better this fnorninx
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Coz VOTES Id Primary Today.

Dayton, Ohio. Aug. 1o.-After vet
ing today in the Democratic primary,
Governor Cox had two clear days to
close up affairs here before starting
for Camp Perry, Ohio, to speak next
The governor had no call
ers on his list today and hoped to dis
pose of all correspondence flowing in
on the heels of his notification ad-
dress. He has ordered all further
mail sent direct to the executive Of
flee at Columbus.