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The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-04-29

of the combination than I was with
mine, but after little the young wo-
man thawed out bit and made him
| talk--to help pass away the time,
took it--and the little girl and | sat
| and listened. When the young woman
| finally got bin started. the boss told
her all about himself. how he'd been
rairoading ever since he left college.
and lot of things that I'd never even
dreamed Of It's curious how pret-
ty woman can make a man turn him.
self inside out that way. just for her
amusement.
The boss asked her II she were
warm enough saying that If she we're
not. he and l would scrape up some
sage-brush or something and make a
fire. She replied that she didn't care
for fire, that the night wasn't at
all cold--which 1t wasn't. Then she
showed that she was human, clear
down TO the tips Of her pretty fingers
You may smoke if you want to-"
she told the boss. II sha'n't mind 1t
I'm the least"
The boss lighted his cigar. Then
there was more talk, In which 1t
turned out that the young woman and
her cousin were to have been met at
Portal City by somebody she called
"Cousin BASIL" but there wouldn't be
any scare, because she had written
rahead to say that possibly they might
stop over with some friends in one of
the apple towns. q.
Then Mr.. Norcross said he wouldn't
miss anything by the drop-out but an
appointment he had with an old
friend and he guessed that could walt.
listened. thinking maybe he would
mention the name Of the friend, and
after a while he did. The forwarded
Portal City telegram the boss had got
ten just before we went to dinner In
the dining-car was from "Uncle John"
Chadwick. the Chicago wheat king,
and that left me wondering what the
mischief Mr.. Chadwick was doing
away out in the wild and woolly west
ern1 country where they raise more
apples than they do wheat, and more
mining stock schemes than they do
either.
We had been marooned for nearly
an hour when~I struck a match and
looked at my watch. Mr.. Norcross
was doing his best to kill time for the
young woman. and he was just In the
exciting part Of a railroad story, telling
about a right-of-way fight on the Mid
land, when the little girl grabbed my
arm and said: 'sListenl"
did. and broke in promptly. "Ex-
cuse me-" + called to the other two.
"but think there's train coming"
The boss cut his story short and
we all listened. II seemed that was
wrong. The noise we heard was more
like an auto running with the cut-out
open than train rumbling.
"what do you make IL, JimmieT'
came from the boss end Of the tim
| ber.
Motor car" said, pointing in the
darkness toward rhe east.
Ny guess was right. In less than
| q minute We saw the llghts Of the car.
| It stopped q little way below the water
| tank and about hundred yards north
Of the track. or maybe less, and four
mon came tumbllng out Of Il r. I
had beon alone o. the - Should
preoaoiy have called - ~ neq eg
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-04-29
The WREcKING OF THE WREcKERs

"She is married and her husband is still living"
For little couldn't do ANYTHING but cape like chicken NTH
the pip 1t simply fierce! knew we knew anything
that the boss gone Mrs Shea that he had fallen love-
first h the back of her neck and then With her pretty face and
then NTH all of her. and that the big why he had let
Mr. Chadwick pursudde him to stay Portal City the fact that
he had aned to be her and to sow her o he could make
perfectly good spoon of the spoiled horn of the Pioneer Short
Line
There's . nutsh by
Francis Lynde, that's enough for The Bose 6as
aaround railroad MRS Shsia" Iovable ashley
The Pioneer Short Line sick road which has shamefuy
used By of Wall spectators And
Dodd tells the in his inimsbls the Boss
secretary and handyman.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-04-29

lucky things this side of Mesopota.
mia How the dev--how In thunder
did you manage to turn up herer' And
all that. you know.
The explanations. such as they were,
came later. AS matter of course.
the talk jumped first to the mysterious
hold-up and kidnapping and the reason
why. There had been no violence
the pistol shots had been merely
meant to scare the trainmen-and
there had teeti no attemptat robbery
for that matter. Mr. Chadwick hadn't
even seen the kidnnpers, and had>s
known what was going on until after
II was all over. q
, 1921-05-30

We an Interest you I'm this iItiis
nome. and N YOU want to get ahead
there Is no reason why yotf shouldn't
take the time to investigate IL. This
owner needs the money and Is willing
10 "a for IL. Therefore. thlE price OF
$1,000 with terms.
Now the house has four rooms has
water and lights. east front and a
pretty little fireplace. and roughted.
in bathroom. but no fixtures In IL yet.
The house now rents for $50 per
month. And. say II you have all cash
III cut the price from $1,000 TO 1850
and at $4,000 the price is riEht-You
know cash Is at n premium when
wanted badly.
, 1921-05-30

Just one-half block of East Second
this side OF the hospital IL n splen-
did little Investment $500, 81 900
down n $50 per month.
Now what have we here A sox1fo-
foot lot. east front. and on IL n four
room house, water and lights in. al
.conveniences arc at the door. but they
have never hecn put in Remember,
this property Is next TO n hare lot.
asked $4,000 for. n although this
property ia practically on pavement
and o get the benefit of IL. yet II
costs you nothing extra I would sur-
geHt that YOU inquire about this.
The Western Realty Co.
F. NJ. zrMMERs. Pres. q Gen. Mgr.
Suite 5ii. Oil Exchange Baiidlng
, 1921-05-30
READ THESE,
MIR. PUBLICg

This Will appeal to you as an invest
|ment- WHY Because any opc-ty
which will net 49, 80 per cent 10 lis
owner has a 400 way OF appealing
TO most any Q : and this Investment
Is sharp and c~.s-r-cut. WIN hrinz in
1900 per month the year around on
an $500 investment
Or you might say better than that,
because s2,1oo Is all you need to actu-
ally pay out The rest VIII carry
along for n years. n necessary. at
Is rer cent. while you yourself are get.
ting around Is per cent on the sams
Now II what I say Is true. Il seems
that most any ono should step live
Ily. And you can easily verify this
Statements. This Is an apartment
house. located in cxnctly the right To-
cation Doe II mean anything 10
your Ask about Special No. ISL. That
modern apartment house.
, 1921-05-30
JOHN M. ENGLAND Co.
"IAI MD,1Rrn CASPER real ESTATE BOARD

NEAL HlA UNA
MEMBER CASTER REAL ESTATE BOARD
fixtures; fun basement; furnace heat. two bedrooms in basement
only $4,000: 81 500 cash. balance easy terns.
On South Mckinley street. modern fonrroom house; close to school:
for only s46ooi ay terms; this house is and ready to occupy in
on South Walnut and Fifteenth street. modern big three oom house
with breakfast nook and one Murphy bed; also. same floor plan with
bath sin basement. making sx good rooms and wv baths; his house is
new and the prize is $1,000 with only $1,000 cash. balance cas- Terms
This place will rem $40 per month.
On North Jackson. modern fveroom except heat. with five fni-
ished DON in basement; basement a front n real entrance n good
on South 'Fepway. large fourroom modern house with large sn
room. and threeroom apartment in basement; only $4,000: $500 cash.
balance easy terms.
on South Elk street. East Butler addition; W. big eastfront lots
ut intrest. SOS
on South Cedar. modern hreeroom house with brcakfast nook. and
large alcoye; large front porrhi eastfront; a good buy for 1880 Only
$1,000 cash: good terms o N balanc
~ n South Spruce. modern large fourrooun house; reak vol n
half basement; pipcd for IA thisis me Of the best and prettest homes
on tho south side. and the price is $4,000; good terms
On South Elm. a modern freroonn house; fun basement; eastfront
lot sox1 40; this house is practically new has large fireplace hardwood
floors, ali the buntln- features desired. Price. $500; cash. $1,000;
balance good terms. 800
On South Walnut modern fourroon house; with three finished
rooms fer light housekeeping in basement; corner LOT a good buy for
on South Popular. south of Fourteenth street a modern fourroom
house with breakfast nook. full basement and large garage; price $1,000
$1,000 ash. balance very easy term. -
IN basement; alo, toilet, sidewalks and curb all In: only n block from
pavement Price $500: 81 1900 cash balance 500 YER month.
On South Jackson street, modern five room house with. reception hall.
two bedrooms and toilet in basement: one room Q ear only bloc from
1880. only $4,000 cash.. balance 800 per month. .
On East Twelfth street a good building lot; water, " n a
only $1,000: cash. $500; balanc essop yer month.
2O2 O-S Building
Office Phone sl29 Hone Phone S43J
, 1921-05-30
Hell ~wANTED-MAlE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS here is your
chance 10 become more proficient;
] ave instruction papers OF enc Of the
est correspondence schools in the
country on higher accuunfnncy that
] will sell for IS. See Z. H. Seaman
at Tribune Office SLIT
, 1921-05-30
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE - Two w~ardrobes. one
= golden oak. one mahogany finish;
two sets diningroom chairs, golden
oak: sanitary folding bed: one hand
power washing machine; one water
power washing machine; five center
tables: three library tables. real BAR
gain. as7 South Ash street. Phone
1850. 5-2I-st
, 1921-05-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE
NOTICE

To all Cadillac and Dodge owners
we have with US Harry Brown. for
merly at the Coliseum, who will look
after all of the work in that line. Your
trade will be appreciated. Bert's Auto
Repair Shop. 1iS South Conweri street,
one-haif block north State hospital.
5-2T-et
, 1921-05-30
Real Estate HARRY FREE R
Rentals

Beautiful home located In No choice residential district Enclosed
fireplace. buntfn bookcases. beautiful light fixtures. French doors leading
to he dintngroon- Large buntin buffet Two sieepingrooms with
roomy closets Kitchen has III tn buntin features Gas range. hot
water heating plant with a a burner. Humphrey hot water heater
Full basement. double garage vita cement driveway beautiful lawn n
trees This home Is beautifully furnished with highgrade furniture
Fulstzed lot. list facng III the windows are weather stripped, screens
for all h windows and doors hi beautiful home cAn b. bought
On David street n modern homo. beautiful lawn and trees. Hot va
$500 cash as first payment will buy nc Of the most attractive bun
eaiovs in Casper. tn angeme OF The rooms are different from y.
thing in Casper. Price. $3.50; balance ike rent
LOTS OF LOTS IN LOTS OF PLACES
Corner and inside lot ear paving. Price. saIoo.
Corner and inside lot In South Butler addition Price. $500.
Corner lot In tho best sdent district $500.
Lot 6oxso. ne lot 1920. ~
Three lots in Sheridan Heights Price. 8 1000.
Lot "a CY avenue Price $500. $500 oash.
Lot pm Twelfth street $1,000.
LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF CASPER.
ASK FOR JONES.
Insurance HARRY FREE Investments
25z S. Center-The LOT Man-Phone o6SW
, 1921-05-30

FOR sALE-Household goods. includ-
ing plano. range. heater. icebox.
writing desk. diningroom table and
chairs, dresser. leather rocker. Singer
sewing machine. also Shetland pony
and saddle. 1851 East Second street.
Phone 1410R- 5-So-4t-
, 1921-05-30
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

BUSINESS FOR SALE.
Well located auto tire and acces.
series store at Livingston, Mont;
large establishment; park tourist trade;
price for quick sale. For details
write Kiefe Automotive Supply. Bill
lings. Mont 5-so-lt
YOU ANT AFFORD TO PAY rent.
buy a tent at the Army Goods
store. 5-19-11t
, 1921-05-30

LOST-Ring with two diamonds and
ruby between 933 South David and
Methodist church. Reward If returned
TO Tribune office 5.27-st'
, 1921-05-30
FOR RENT-M51lLLANEOUS

FOR REr.T-Lighs running sewing
machine. phone 1886. 7-1O-tt
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Neat little cottage, four
rooms and bath on, first floor: four
finished rooms in basement; corner
lot southwest part; INT block from
pavement; will sell or trade for small
er property or lots. 643 West Eleventh
street. 5-3o-4t
, 1921-05-30

FOR sALE-New four-room house
with built-in features. n Mock
from West Side school, 50. 500 with
terms. See owner at 1881 West
Fourteenth street. 5-30-Sts
, 1921-05-30

furnished. has lights. telephone, city
water: price 50, 500. half down. bal
ance $40 per- month at s per cent IN
terest. 229 East G street. Phone
12s7R- 5-2I.3t.
, 1921-05-30
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-onc 16x1s army tent,
cheap. used II month. Rear 5a4
South Lincoln. 5-es.3ts
FOR SALE-Good bicycle: excellent
condition. Call at 715 South Grant,
after 6;SV. 5-24-tf
DON'T FORGET hat we have the
best line OF puttees and breeches.
Army Goods store. 5-I9-lit
FOR SALE-one National cash regis
ter; also n Ford touring car, in
good shape. Phone 1886. 5-9-tf
FOR sALE-old newspapers. call at
Tribune sffiee: 2-sda.
FOR SALE-Laying hens. $40 West
Yellowstone avenue. 5-24-tf
, 1921-05-30

'FoR SALE-Electric range. kitchen
cabinet, 50foot hose on reel brand
new; wicker swing. dishes and oth,r'
miscellaneous articles. so7 South Lin
coin street 5-2I-tf.
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Hamilton Beach carpet;
washing machine with brushes n
two drums OF soap; also one gallon OF
H-B oil; here is a good buy for some
one. Inquire at 500 South Lincoln.
basement 5-26-4t'
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Three-room house. 81 900
cash or So 400 on terms. 81 900 down
and $50 per month. Inquire $50 Harri.
son street. North Casper. 5-30-4ts
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Denby truck: three-ton;
new rear end. pi-ton rings. bear.
inEs, wrist pins; entirely o~verhaulcd
and block rebored; bargain for a1ick
sale Call s27W. f-2-tf.
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE@Three-room house. 50. 900
cash or s $1,000 down and $50 per
month, and all fenced in on 50-foot
lot. Inquire 723 Harrison street. North
Casper. s-30-4ts
, 1921-05-30
FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE = Nice lew two-room
house, Goa house and closet. good
pump and water: three blocks north
east of Burlington depot at s37 North
Harrison street. Call and sec us.
Price 81. 900, terms. with substantial
payment. 5.2S-6t'
, 1921-05-30
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Si1ver handbag with brown
pocketbook containing s25 and some
foreign money; lost between Capital
, 1921-05-30
HELP W-AKTED-FEMALE

wANrED-competent stenographor
with training IN law office: state
qualifications. experience and salary
expected in first letter. Address Boz
r E s.. care OF Tribune 5-27-3t
w hFrED "A competent
wants job OF cooking or dish wash
ing In camp. Call at Room ,. Hen
ming Annex 5-2s-2ts
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Furniture for tenroom
rooming and boarding house; house
is for rent. Inquire at 419 North Mel
rose. 6-s04ts
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-By owner. four-room
house on South jackson street
Water in Kitchen lights; lot 40x132.
Phone 1161-R 5-25-5t.
, 1921-05-30
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTED-work by young man as
chauffeur In a private place. S. ]. A.,
room 6. Durbin rooms Phone 800.
5-5o-st.
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Two houses, two lots:
lots all fenced. good well and out
buildings: both houses rent for $50
per month. 224 West *. 5-23-tf
, 1921-05-30

WANTED TO BUy-Airedsle pup.
Box Xxx Tribune s-2i-2tdh
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE Five-passenger Buick.
Al condition; bargain II taken al
once: terms to responsible parties.
Phone 1881. b-3O4ts
, 1921-05-30

FOR SALE-Two Fcrd cars. cheap.
McEveny Electric Co. 134 West Mid.
west venue. 5-2s-2t
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
ST. SIMON SCOUTS
GET AMERICAN FLAG.

Interesting and impressive flag
raising ceremonies were conducted
last evening at St Johns Haven,
hoys' training school on st. Simon
Island. when large and beautifully
finished American flag unfurled to the
breeze. The flag. of durable woolen
material. was presented 10 the re-
Gently organized Boy Scout troop on
the Island, the, presentation address
having been made in a short but In.
spring address by Scout Executive
W., L, Sprouse. of the okefenokee
district council.
A. l.. Pullen Is scoutmaster OF the
ST. Simon troop. and during the few
months since the troop has been or
ganized has succeeded In building ur
one OF the most active scout organiza
tions In the county. with large and
growing membership.
Scout Executive Sprouse warmly
commended the troop for It's hne ap
pearance and the very gratifying pro
gress the members have made in
scoutcraft. At the conelusion OF the
fiag-raising exercises q large number
OF 'tenderfoot" scouts were given
their badges.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
COLUMBUS BARROW
IS LAID TO REST
Funeral Held Sunday Ritter
noon, Brunswick Riflemen
Acting as Escort and Inter
ment Was in Palmetto Ceme-
terry.

The remains of Columbus e. Bar
row were laid to rest in Palmetto
cemetery Sunday afternoon, leaving
the undertaking establishment of Edo
Miller shortly after 3 o'clock.
The Brunswick Rifiemen. of which
company deceased was a member,
acted as escort while scores OF friends
az the y6une n1an atcompas7fsa tha
Rev Thomas u. Thomson. of the
First Methodist church. conducted
the services.
AT the grave in Palmetto cemetery
impressive services were held and
the Rifemen fired the usual volley
and sounding OF tapsended the tri.
butte to the noble dead.
Numbers of floral offerings were
sent by admiring friends and many
who had never known the young man
attended the funeral and thus paid
homage to one who had lost his life
in the service of his country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
THREE .CR|PPLES
I HO[DUP AND ROB
Man Sitting in Automobile Near
Walter Reed Hospital in
Washington is Made to GIVE
Up by a Trio of Afflicted"
Crooks

washington. sept ae,-The police
today are looking for three highway
men crlpples. two on crntehcs and the
other hobhllng on cane. who Last
night held up Thomas Payne of this
city. and robbed him of $50. accord.
ing to Payne's complaint 10 the ,po.
lice
Payne told the police he was utting
Ia his automobile. accompanied by =
young woman. on > road shoat loo
yards from the Walter Reed Army
hospital when al pistol point he was
commanded 70 leave the machine by
three men who Ao0hled across the
read with him. two On cFasches aud
another With cane. appropriated the
$40 aud then. ordering hlm back 20
the car. threatened 10 shoot aaless he
drove aw@y slowly he described Ail
three az haslsss and coAslass.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
TRYING BLACKMA|L
FATTY ARBUCkt[
Comedians Leading Counsel
Has Several Summoned Be-
fore Grand Jury.-Was Fat
tvs "Wad" Witnesses Were
After.

San Francisco, Sept 26.-Assert
tion in court today by Fatty Arbuck-
les chief counsel. Frank Dominguez,
that he believed blackmail had been
contemplated against the comedian
and that this motive figured in the de-
fendant's. arrest on the murder
charge. was ordered put before the
grand jury today by District Attorney
Brady.
Brady issued subpoenas for Domin-
guez and his associate counsel.
Charles II. Brennan and Milton NJ
Cohen to appear before the grand jury
and repeat their charges.
The district attorney said the ac-
tion was taken on the request OF Al
fred Semnacher. who was accused by
Dominguez today Of having conspir-
ed with Mrs. Bambina and Maud BEL
mont. complaining witnesses against
Arbuckle 10 take torn pieces OF the
clothing OF Virginia Rappe to Los
Angeles for the purpose. Dominguez
said, OF extorting money from Ar
buckle. who is charged with the muir
der OF the girl.
Questioning Semnacher by the de-
fense occupied. most Of the time dur
ing which he denied that he had heen
the dead girls manager.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
HARMLESS BECILESNOWIN
. ASYLUM MAY BE SENT HOME

ty as soon as survey" is made at
the state institution.
Not less than FIVE whites and If
teen crlored who come under the
head Of the governors harmless imbe.
cile proposition will be sent here as
il Is known that there are about this
number who have been sent to Mil
Iedgeville during the past ten or
twelve years.
In some OF the cases from this coun
ty. those sent were perfectly harmless
and were put under the care OF the
state by relatives who did not wish to
oontfnae their guardianship. A list
OF all persons sent from each county
will be asked shortly and from these
lists the Investigations will be made.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL
PRESIDENT OF POLAND

Lemberg. Sept 26.--General Jo-
sepr Pilsudski, president of the Polish
republic narrowly escaped death by
assassination here last night. He was
entering an automobile In the city
hall square on his way to theater
after attending a banquet In his hon
or when three shots were fired at
him. General Pilsudski was not In
jured. but Count Gabowski. who was
accompanying him. was wounded in
the leg.
The President directed his chauf-
feur TO drive TO hospital, and after
being assured that Count Gabowski's
wound was not serious. insisted on
going to the theater as he had intend
ed. He was enthusiastically cheer
ed by the audience when he entered
The wouId-be assassin attempted
suicide. but was arrested before he
could end his own life
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
PERRY BOOKER TO
GET OUT ON BOND
He is a School Boy and is One
of the Six Charged With Muir
der of Engineer Reed Who
Was Shot on His Engine July
Fifth.

Fitzgerald. Ca, Sept 26.--Accord-
ing to information received from So
llcitor General J. B. Wall of Cordele
circuit, Perry Booker. Jr., one of the
six men in Jail here charged with the
murder of w. T. Reed, the engineer
who died from wounds received when
his engine was fired upon July 5th by
A.. b. & A. strikers, will be released
today under $500 bond A hearing
for bonds for the remaining accused
is set for October 1. before Judge
Gowes at Cordele.
No new evidence Is said 10 have
been discovered Booker is a pupil
in the local schools and has a father
and brother out on strike. Harvey
Booker, his brother, is also in Jail
charged with the murder. A. ]. and
Carlisle Mcdonald and Hal Lawson
are attorneys for the accused.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-27
'Flnis' Written in | ragic
Life Story of Jake Martin

'Finis" was written to the tragic
life story of Jake Martin, native
Brunswickian, here yesterday morn
ing when the remains of the young
man who, on last Friday. gave his life
on the gallows at Crestview, Fla. as
f0rtsit e $500 ssEia's CT z .ll'! ef
of bis father In Palmetto cemetery,
In the presence OF heart-broken mem
befs of his family, and friends, whose
ail.forgIving loyalty extended beyond
the verdict of the law.
Impressive funeral services were
conducted at the Salvation Army hall,
on Gloucester street, Sunday night,
Capt, A. Walsh. OF the local corps. of
ficiatIng. Among tho last requests.
made by the deceased was that his
funeral services be conducted by the
Salvation Army. and accordingly the
body was removed Sunday might from
the mortuary chapel of Undertaken
Baldwin to the little hall. where hun.
dreds OF people had gathered to at
tend the services.
Capt. Walsh made fervid and
moving appeal to his hearers to heed
the solemn and impressive lesson ex.
empliiled by the body of young Mar
tin, lying cold in death. just at the
threshold of. useful manhood. as a
result OF transgressions of statutory
and divine laws. That the lesson
made profound impression was at
tested by the fact that more than a
score of persons. gathered about the
fower.laden casket'at the conclusion
OF the services. and. on hended knees.
implored Divine forgiveness.
The han was crowded to its capaci.
". and hundreds were unable to gain
atmittpgce. The great ihrong passed
through the hall and looked upon the
face OF the deeeased--the childhood
friend and eomrade of scores of those
present. The widow and two little
children, q boy and girl, of the dead
man occupied seats at the foot of the