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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
|. NAB GARY MAN WHO
ALMOST STARTED RIOT

Leo Cole, who almost precipitated
riot in Gary. Iud last week by kill
ing Policeman Julius Gunther, was
captured in rooming house at 400
Dearborn St, Tuesday afternoon.
lie gave UP when four detectives
pounced upon him while he was still
III bed.
In an inside pocket OF a coat hang
ing on the wall the detectives reported
finding loaded .3S-caliber revolver.
The capture ends the search OF a
self-appointed citizens posse in Glry.
On the night OF the murder hundreds
of men were looking for him He es-
capped by begging a ride to Chicago.
Il won't go back said Cole.
I'm going to fight eXtradition.'
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
FRUSTRATE ATTEMPT To
HOLD UP LINCOLN BANK

A lone bandit was frustrated in his
attempt to rob the Lincoln State Bank,
3lst and State SITS, Monday.
The bandit entered the bank and ap-
preached the cage where Miss Mae
Burke is employed as teller. As he de
manded the money in sight, she scoop
ed up $4,000 in cash and fled to an
other part OF the bank, screaming for
help.
The bandit then beat a hasty retreat
pocketing his revolver. He was not
captured,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Clinnin Denounces klsn

As he completed investigations into
the working OF the local ku kluX
klan. Col John V Clinnin, first as
sistant Cnitcd States district attorney
made a remarkable statement relative
To the doctrine nf race hatred dissem-
mated by the kH kmz.
Race Riot Danger
Numerous complaints have been re-
ceived inviting attention 10 the TACT
that a public demonstration By the
Kan might result in bloody race riot
in which many lives would be lost and
thousands Of dollar worth ot prop
crty damaged for winch the city and
county would be held responsible,
Col. Clinnin said These complaints
have been under investigation.
There is nothing in the charter OF
a sinister or mystic nature. he de
elarcd. but it Is apparent that mem
bcrship is automatically brrcd 10 Ne
groeS. Catholics and Jews.
And then
1t is unfortunate that an organiza-
lon OF this kind should be instituted
at thi, particular time. when the world
Is seeking 10 recover from the she'll
shock sustained in the worlds war
Urges Golden Rule
In the rccoustruction period, the col
0nel said. the country should turn to
the Bible and its teachings Tor a guild
ing impulse back to the doctrine of
the Golden Rule The history OF the
world, he declared, IS ''replete with in
cidcnts where might has triumphcd
over right and crime moqkcd at
mercy
The discovery OF America by Chris
tophcr Columbus he continued,
opened the way for a country and a
people who, with foresight beyond
human conception, were the first to
create 4 nation beneath a flag OF free
dom, which had for its basic rule the
declaration oil independence. Who
ever interfercs with these happy dis
positions is an enemy to society
In continuing. the colonel mentioned
that il was Toussaint L'Ouverturc, a
Negro in Santo Domingo, who wrote
the first doctrine OF religious freedom
TO be proclaimed on this continent; he
spoke OF heroic acts of Negro soldier,
in the Civil, SpanishAmerican, and
World wars
1ndicts 10000 American Phrase
Shall any one class or line OF de
scent be accorded the right TO copy
right a title OF 100 per cent American
ism?' he asks. The ashes OF tn,
Jew, the Protestant, and the Catholic
mingled in the ashes OF France as til,
American flag was carried into Ger
many
Then swinging into an indictmen
OF the methods of the organization, hi
declared:
Organizations which have for thei
object the usurping of powers OF gov
ernment. either executive, legislative
or judicial, are against public policy
Class prejudice, hatred. persecution
discrimination, whether against colo
or creed, by corporate bodies Nor indi
viduals, can bring but one result-riot
disorder, anarchy. The courts are on
tribunals. Whoever resists the de
csion OF these tribunals or seeks {
administer the law strikes bloN
at all OF our liberties and places us a
the mercy OF passion and violence.
Appeals to Reason
at is to be hoped that the. bette
judgment of the American people wi
discourage the organization of frateI
(Centinued on Page ~
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Kills Common Law Husband

NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 8.-Her-
man Smith, 2400 9TH Avenue was killed
last week by Mrs Carrie Williams.
with whom he Nas living as her cont
mon-laW husband The killing is
shrouded in mystery and no motive is
known for the crime.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
CLOVER'S HANDS
ORDERED OFF
LODGE s CASH
Chief Ranger OF Foresters
Restrained From Further
Handling Funds.

The Cook Comfy C;renit Court at
;ts Sentember term issued an order
res,raini,,p Robcrt T.. Glover Chief
RANGER oi Corrf General Robert 81
i;ot Ancient Ordcr al Foresters from,
fnfthcr handIiup fine f,tnds Of the
order
Suit was brought be Henry Coins.
Samuel Aston. and George K. Wood
aph' te'''>eH 'i's' ti'e oi es'c' = "'N.i's
mat 'ieNet ae "ia'Iea 60 10 tcie"s' lile
iohus o. INC oi Hai'%dlloh' max an AZ
counting '"t money neee!Fcu' an" IL
ifal' rom ini i"t' eol'eee"h>.
According 10 the bill hied BY CONS
hc with \ Iston md Noodson had been
authorized 10 handle the financial al
lairs oi the forcsters and to hoid the
funds. In spitc oi tins authorization,
however 'ioftr e'n'lilned ,iii1is,l 10 MAJ
contra - q 9"U "olRd'ons, an, u
s"i''oi t'nt1 ''' inc "'edh'\"''on '''''l
IL property ,l,,..tg
=, ms propef loo"lta al 7975-7,,fo
ma Snainpia'h NJ venue, was Icn.cu i'i
9z/9.oo per month; I he0or ';sl, u'ils 10, ~
liz ~, arca,nts ,U, Ics.rs and b;lI. relat;ng
10 a. he nro,.rtv drnositinq the funds
~ ,br p;nar, S,atc Hanl. as his ner-
sa,ai ,rro"nt
VII GIagcr Va nressed hv the Of
6c;als of the lodor tn turn over to the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
WOLFSON SAYS
POOL YOUR
INTERESTS"
Must Put Money Together And
Form One Big Organiza-
ton Is Experts Advice

Mr.. NJ. f. Wolf
son, pro m i n e n t
mortgage ban k e =
and wealthy philan-
thropist, is aiding
the colored people
in their real estate
difficulties in many
ways. Mr.. Wolf
son was born and
reared in Chicago
and has always been
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08

and saved ; many any; pieces Of their prop
helping hand
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Appeals to Reason

at is to be hoped that the. better
Judgment of the American people will
discourage the organization of frater-
D. .,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
A Feeling Of Security

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
take il absolutely pure and contains mo
harmful or habl7 producing drags-
Such medicine is DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
the same standard of 9purity,f strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle Of Swamp-Root. III, 5. sss-,..
1t is scientifically. compounded from
vegetable herbs. --..arkr .
1t is not a stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses. 's = ? :
1t is not recommended for everything. "a
1t is natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad-
der troubles 'o i'@-t s-IfAo 81
A sworn statement of purityNis with
every bottle of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. -.ei...o I
If you need medicine, you should
have the best, On sale at all drug stores
in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
kilmer & Co, Binghamton, n. ~, fora
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Historic Race Is Repeated.

History repeated itself at .Natchez.
Miss. recently when the. Robert E.
Lee, a giant .seaplane, defeated the
Mississippi Warrior tugboat Natchez.
Hundreds of people thronged the river
front TO witness the race, which easily
went to the namesake of the historic
river packet. the Robert E. Lee. the
winner OF che original race. 80, o.
The Natchez is the first of six power
full tugs that are being constructed to
tow barges on the Mississippi and
Warrior fFvers, and was protecting
down stream TO New Orle4ns at the
lime of the race. On the departure
of the Natchez the Robert Il. Lee tool:
to the air and once again the race
between che pamesakes- OF, abe TIVE.
famous river craft was. enacted, s.cs.s
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
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EQrGlTn IS


y ln-l %d$ So S0gs94m ,suons -
\ dokSisheg} fe7 -has susa qio
o. Britislf imports ata0 1920 weeea in =
1876, 0oDaD at ihcwtisesof f31u50O9SS0
OYER ANA hExpegt> Smoatnoed re! fa,s
5Ri945,ls4t fQG A92Q, anu Aacreasee ef
nfarS 4@oo, po,9oo, aGrFainge t9t a.
LFnq9}Ehl s4iSPatfha .Sl24q 4at Is. hs's41
Lord Miner has resigned his port
ifqq asa Secretary for the Galonies at.
Lccndqq,sy Hi3 SRfqqessQg AaF 4Rot ,yet.
y i"'''ifT aFsft..i '.e4 suhtFW Il I
fev Br5ASr f4aHnbarr '7Db5 ,g.-fcy, hes ess
lollgng' til thenTyfor4f a6Bet' fidfging
hdhle m f56Hi8M.iwAs ishot9Aead in the
course nsao military 2fasd on Itffe Tins
p9fIal 4haser5ht Cbrl,l slqmss bas !
4 9-a 'nfiM .snoaiY' ns
Several millionaire 4H--eash have
be4n stoem fr9lp TIE. P5Sfe Of GabEalgs
D'AnnunHo at Fiume by ArdIA, who
fotf eEr HE regency sfr5hgb6R. Accord
4nE TO n dispatch "a Tempo at R6hie.+ q
q SO 'ms1Hols 81 M iloi snt 4ha =
q Bond SALES In ieaRhds In etgo
a,bbuaTe,i 70 1894 9#S66F, 1t twas anQ
nainced mt TnTotuosss BankS cfeatihRs
Ql3bunted tortS2Q, 293. SIS Gl5. Es roas-
oaltHh Nttb' SlG.Tek2T9 49, for che searN
i9lb aasfsSatr- ,d2,=,io tsiI-adl9H ~
ia II gnyh epEqitjfN b0a s'usy tli1r -
II A pa~ty Of soLIiers whose Identity or
affiliations are, not known asSaSsinat-
Stefan Fstzeas. who was the
chief 1udEe adv9c1ie Of co,rt-tha ftia t
under veHtzeioS.. says an Athens dis
patch. s'-'- ~ Z" 49,
hosmR1 olor -1o
1etaSs Aerk rdvealed nj Londoh Of
Ssnu FeIh plot TO htoS~ upl the Br4tt
ish lparNaneat buildings. etc~
ajtssfN SGT .sul6dp toI
lire, RessiblY originating in defec-
tiyd wiring, broke out in the Amer.
cam embassy al IondQn.l Quick work
ehy y large force o. fremen confined
sths blaze (6 one room.
En-, .7t@F G1o@ Sdb ~ T
rTexstAR 1trDelbs Dough, at Hons
ton atTiorblhed 20 Epropelt9 'tavt.. stl,e
lives osustSrsAng chndtH8'lof7 sdenm1F
and eastern EuroHAy according to the
Exssslpvan relief c0zm1K tilI 40 aslia9s
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

Oar new office boy is IN .oye with
our pre- icst stenographer." remarked
Nr 3ubWailc.
What are Won goiEst aT8dAl about
IT,"
'Nolblns. ] hope she4ls reJAsain true
10 her. For the first time since he's
heeu aere he's always around when
We watt Al1a&z-kaanalngilnyn --aggz
herald
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Sporting

The national amateur. golf cham
plonship tournament for 1921 was
awarded to the st. Louis Country club,
T Clayton, Mo, at the twenty-seventh
annual meeting of the United States
Golf association at New York. g
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
IN The WAY re Should CO ~YANKS5 col HER coFFEE
Father Determined "a Spare NO nat'ssl
in the Proper @pbflbgHe of
tiis offspring 90

In Chicago they tell If the great
pride which the parents Of a certain
iad1ake in hi@. Father issdete fmheA
10 alake him a great huSiuess 1salp. ia
Ver9ahle captain of industry. -
ope dag the mother heard loud
screams emanating frSrtoah aH6iH
ing room and rushed in 10 investigate
the .rauSe. Father was vigorously adj
idinlstcrng yhastiSement to taevyoung
hopeful. K51gs1
"hmes james Why are you
thrashiug Harry" demanded The. yIfes
Because ] caught him in ii ", AhaesSl
Why said the father continuing the
th"gshing
q fc?t A4q saysaJkf&saso A. *
Yes! | viii teach him 10 lie better
than that If. Il ssiepsIes bprA3 sstE .,
bone IN his body :"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
cuticufa Comforts .saoy,si skin

When red, rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cutieqra ointpenrsa Alsoi maker use
pow and then. q, that ,exquiisitfly sceptk
ed dh*+ing p WIDER, 'Cuticqra Taicum,
*ohe Of tf6 aindfspenSa6Ie 'Cuhctra
Toilet Triol1nA de! f@i vs2o8 81
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

4, Opportunity is2iiSe az 196matf;1 she
favors those mRo' Seek hher 6urs ara
make the most of her. 6av
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
I vaeuum-e Cleaning the. Cat.

Hold The sWaeperl nehr ttfei cat turn
on the, fFren4 and then comb or
brush the an' NAILS fur. The suction,
Of fine machine Will a4e-Hpthe loose
halFS,ot .susuot 0@js0o .d1Gmot~ lH<
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

e Esle's CarbolisaIye Quickly Relieves
and Meals eurhiigp Itching and toFturifig
Grin Diseases, 1t einstantiy.ste thes paiR
sof BURNS: Heals without scars soc and Goo
ASK your dFuggfstg iorisena SOC TO THE III
". Cole iCp,f Rockford, ", for q pkg: Ady4
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Washington

Guy f. Allen of Somerset. Md. was
nominated by President Wilson to be
treasurer of the United States at
Washington. Mr. Alien, who has been
assistant treasurer, succeeds John
Burke. .....t.~ ....tes-E9 aaf
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Important
News Events
of the World
Summarized
Personal

General Pershlng has added to The
list of his titles and decorations that
of honorary citizen of the city of
Strasbourg" Notice was received by
the general at Washington from the
mayor Of Strasbourg. a~a1 rs. ei-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

/ Revival of the historic inaugural
bail. with greater splend0r than ever
befOres5 is to sgnailze the Inauguration
OF President elect Harding and Vice
President.elect Coolidge al Washing
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

Tile Dewey menI9rfatf ruahditee at
MqnIla, = L.. dRqid3t patnk9bp cree
zion Of statue trtl,sa.e S1On6aO as q
niontmept, to sAdwrsl ReNRv.s ghe.
t'ned .$ts ses fcaigre& will NE sasASpe
tasaAprop3a s@ haES taa faa,sds.A i3l u
Nj. s,paeoatii ss5@,ess93 at
South Bend TndJlv4lt tEeSs1e work
oPa scheduled production of Oh auto
npfpeS Dolly JWuar 10, it FSsfs ag4
n4pnTd- The output VII, be Increased
caltnlg
fe'h biggest liquor r9t2 10 New 5ork
sine. the Noi~tead net =ent into effect
was ipa-eotbere when fS250O00 worth
"af scizsd ~ fedsal1Asepta at the
g Rl5.ssn.f SS'9hlliFs9p90!- Of. S4insfr
T. lt.tI 'H.fQ 49,. ;~aNt.a haa ts
FREQ aged six. ana Hazel. aged
=aRf 4h!Arep Of, Henry sTimp.. a.
foiiner living dve mites. szu,heast Of
Kah'dkee, H., drowned when, they
hf&e through fhe ice-on the Iraquois
riyer=an route home from s,-haol y
Yrs Evelst Ptssis$ M9Fpbbnex tstfg
ciaed of fatally shooting Earl Il. =-l-
d9rSoll.-gVss- --SsRt saaeel- 1.,lt--4A Esaaate.-
Neev=hy DISCREET Judge Westover to
$ene 30 years IN the state peniten-
tiary,
q
Two liquor smugglers were Killed r.,
Il Gun dght with Captain Ryan and six
Texas rangers 60 miles east OF La
redo Tex SeverHl snagglers escaped
None o" the rangers was injured 8,
gto. fSvss 6h 1asia+
q rEan 1000 employees of. tie
y yiPaR eaWpaRS M Chicago walked
! q Then their pay was eut approxi-
1ately sFh pep cent. siHns0
"a pO.&E'@ ua*4-A7aN fa:.44t
FhF Hret cnil snap ot he winter has
'frtot 7belErfos tsifVPr& sthe SBSrl
Nohf irc''fonpng JPsg3 ,dsisgefS below
} sFrh Ia t.t-e-a.L~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

4tsis never too 4ase TO mend, marry
lor get a divarces iRoo( stt VI II
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Truth About Father

~ At dinner mother was astonished
when my small brother, attracting the
attention Of he guests, remarked !:
~We're so glad you're here. SPapa's
nice when we have -coiipany, bur you
ought to hear hSrw' lie scoIds1 maniiia
N hen you're not here. Exchaiigea 1a
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

The selection Of Alameda as the site
for the great base that W.. be devel-
,oped for the T'aciRc' ileet iii iSdH Gran
CISCO bay has beer reconiinended to
by the grnerat board of 4the
navy at Washington saH1 * sra4ls9 +.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

n 49, -@V.I - r@II1I VN@a =
= The recount Of votes in the. Ford
Newberry &natorlal election in 1898 Of
220O precincts gdye Mr. FORD a net
gam Of 357 votes the Senate election
committee at Washington announced
e @ ~te - $t~u ~tt $3.50 3
The house census -crtmmnttee at
Washington agreed 10 report to- corr
gress the Stegel bill fixing the mambar-.
Ship Of the house at 1888 an Increase
Of 4S over. the present memhee ship s
a.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

+ JONI Y. II Tl.0iTT7ls,. meilItr % Ihe
brokerage house Of -MUbpllGnl x
tIough Il SagsqSie Ssak9 slloc suG
kWieu hifHseT m his Residence when
eolivts HgEiN - "a sSFst lfEn on war
can't .khA x Ass s.shi 1s,szz4sssiAsst Of $780,
CO...
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Domestic

[The NordislS hHnk ct Copenhagen
suspended payment ,q*~ak slets4fo
se~ fiq|tFH o-~s so it.a4
Through its embassy at WaShlpgton.
tfaIHe has informally notified the
unlted States Of the contemplated in
vaSion of the Ruhr valley because of
the ALLEGED fixture Of the German gov
egnmcnt 10 disarm.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Sam Gsttlnn klssni

Archie attends one of the schools
Of this cfty ana IS thinking Seriously
OF entering high school ia February.
.1Ie- AQeA-AoL- Approve NJ ~ amaa sllf-
'rrJgc'.. '----'----''-' - - % 4''
90" day after receiving a lecture
,tIonl, one oL1le-, teachers, ,he entered
Ne Toom1bo,iiAA RE qfNAel-asb ed
TIM E'-,{ tie lroAfy uaks4le raprfsd !:
SNGhe stFts NreNEoin---to cvbf- IKE
the men, Ina going to pout Just like
the girls do.
Are you trying he a gIrl>" asked
h's TEACHER. \ sig2le wQ>.'htarj from
v{SY 4y4E91 ItIil y ifoas Eevs,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

/ i I Il - ~ ~ a
hordlsg Of land In Idaho BY citizens of
countries whirn do7nof permit Amert-
can citizensato holes land within their
/ r. SssnE /. 9Agz
/ Fifty families Ia the United States
control more thsa slOoQOO,0Oo, eachs;
100 faFaiiissS yoIittol more thg1 500
! Os)0.og9%eei.h anii 500 ~famnies control
more, than SlO,OOO.OO0, each. according
f-hg7fres complied by New York ex-
[ pert .,-.- l....4.= III t....-s-
| Intricate cut steel oruapents are re-
| placins,costfyt @tA@eirg insParfs. these
ornaments are exqp!sltely carved and
turned out by the. feading jewelers.
| there.
! S1tVxscs ct e1tSasF
| The, ldaeEty MOTOR, Car rompanys at
Detroit Mich, that has been operating
with 4 decidedly curtailed staff an
noupeed tint II would rsetbploy sever
ai=arq9qred sdfitdnAp men JANUARY Il.
| The proposal 81 N55ttt SOFT Dakota bank.
iers to sell S6p00yO00 wortls of bonds TO
aid the state industrial program. sub
mltted 10 the industrial commission.
was rejected by the commission at Bis
lmatck.
.an4rseo-E -. go baa IN g .
Cornell uniyersity's seml-centennlal
endoN ment fund amounted to $685.
770 at the close Of tie campaign, j. d.
White, Chairman of the endowment
cohAnittee of'the Cornell board Of trus-
tees, announced at Ithaca, y. Y. fS1fs +
Fred 'Stoitz. d farmer, hanged him
self m his shack near Iron Mountain,
Mieh+ ~tth two pieces Of hay swi+e.
+-~aE sfM s@ SOB
A military policy limiting the Amer
lean ARMY in peaee time TO 100000
'men Tas,pgreed on at a. conferences bee
tween, Presdeqt-eleet Hagd4ng and
julius Kahn ,chalzpau Of the house
military committee, at Marion. o. $751;
-I -
JACK kn3shbs mail airplane pilot
bfoNe "a !! records IN "a aighr from Salt
Lake City to Rock Springs, Wyo..
when he flew the distapce of 100 miles
10 one hour. q - '.' go
Two women were Burned TO death
In a. fire which Destroyer the Lone
Star hotei understandable Tex. They
were AltS. Bamelaaud her daughter,
both members ~ vaudeville COM
.pahy. qmoa aUotHt ttet ett ta }ss
II.
- While skating ,Qp the Milwaukee
river near MflWaukee,o three sons OF
Nr, and Mrs, J4An tiecker. Of West
Bend t1btente' bge,fs twelve; leo.
ten, ANA 1sLa&rtiite. " six . were
dfowned. 1oi ooa 70 boog sSa '@c7o .
Il ts-E .L.IAi sHod4 .
H.. Stewart member Of the
eonstitnp9qnl opyentipns andI known
az oHeEF fhe state az a stock map and
bree'let Of tipe catlle, was accidentally
shot ana Killed at Paris, III. " "
fa9i t,.-g AHhz # e 'N0 a-t4l sid q
Mdney2hri@4S twafnbt tiecfease dur
ing la2b7 tt'ordiag' To- Melvin Ft1. T4ayN
Tor, president of ,tife Uqlst >pfust and ;
Savings bank, who addressed 300 mem
herSsaf the lhtGagp Bond Mems assos
V n '''4iToi.1rst -. . e4ri' as}s3@ h@jt
phe United States mail boat Pullt-
YET, with 1t least seen men % board,
has been missing Since December Is nj
the sffafts'0f SheIfkdfa, Nlask8, "Se4ste-f
tary I'e5he aeoW'Ss Abingdon. was af-1
YiSed. -uhs
a
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

y Senator Penrose, chairman of the
senate findhce committee at Wishing
Ton announced he woHld support the
house emergency tariff bfl. although
he hoped for certhin' notifications Of
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
7 / " ,TsCiPatfiogii
$ - Pa, what is a patriot 2

tpTSA patriot, my boy, is. a man wig
contff4es t6floee and Serve MS toga-
try Wiie3feledt AioF ftss elections got'to =
essst 4yssa fsil % fgsw .H&w0iQ7@ -
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

= -oI atrft-.4#. - ~atEtEa ~. 1-
: Daniel QCallQghan. lord mayer of
Cork. was paroied by Immigration aua
horitieS at Newport News. }1.,i on ar
ders from Secretary Of Labor Wilson.
"''''' - 'H32 t.S
3 A resolution anticipating $4,000
for EXPENSES at The Capitol III con-
rtecfion with the INAUGURATION of W.
@. harding rs President of.tlre Emitted
States was adonfed rs the senate at
Washington smiiS1f -
.t-a,Y .Nts%u"5 -" en t48ts.g-
a total of : 32il 900 workers arel ouf
q employment in the country, net
oemiAg, 80 a survey qf the industrial,
- ton made ny G. pt G. Houston Of.
toe Plumb Plan. league. At Washing
ron '@' '
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

intricate cut steel Orpapents are re-
placins,eostFy1 teAseirg fnsPatis these
ornaments are exqpisiteiy carved and
turned out by the feading jewelers.
there.
s1I~waF1s rtsr a1ksssg
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
AROUND THE WeRYS
Winons. Mum. "A lew ves 4 -
q severe attack of pkannain 49, - ago aai

~ poisoning Ehrs
lett my bio6j
syEy bsi conditioaa
4 Tied a 81 -
m any so-os.t
tones but fs.t I.
eetternhtilafriso553
suggested my n.
Ing q bottle Of h,
te tGs' 4 (Sld1.,.'
Al,eiidAl Nsoyss'Tva
which gave me N, !,
mediate relief. n
. AaFay-An sscsI.
lent tonic. does po,
pllFge au5
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

daek knishba mail ,airplane pilot.
PROSE jal Ffcords IN a flight from Salt
Lake City to Rock Springs. Wyo,.
when he flew the distapce of l65 miles
10 one hour. '- 90
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

Two women We're burned to death
In a. fire which destroyed the Lone
Star hotei al DesdeRf0hda Tex They
were hi's. BameI aaud' her daughter,
-bolh IneHbeFs egf Il vaudeville com
.pany. qu.5s br.tst ra.l ais ts a.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

FE- phe United States mail boat Pullt-
,zef, with At least seen men % board,
has been missing Since December Is M
| the Straits Of -SheIfkoff, Nlaska, %Sere-'
Itary Payne aeoW'as lt1hgtoho. was a,i-'
yiSed. -uKS
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

rAity iduilieS IN the United states
control more thaa $lOQQOO,0Oo, earhs;
100 faFn9iiesS yoIittol .fdOee thga $5Q.,-
0D0esee%eei.h and 500 families control
more, than Sl0,000.OO0, each, according
e hgtftes compiled By a New York ex-
pert 5...--l ,...-.s,-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

Cornell uniyersity's semi-centennlal
endoW ment fund amounted to $685.
770 at the close Of tie campaign, J. d.
White Chairman Of the endowment
cohFnittee of'the Cornell board of trus-
lees, announced at Ithaca, y. Y. *9sfas
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

10 ognia s1M nna siVsd as '.~
10 yss,oos -biA ssibFI SEE 4s''A''
da1uii2 usiTsigdae11 tCeNe'N
sivea -. s. 0o0u1sttF ts .'-.'s'
80 49, /. sro-