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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
Texas Wheat Growers Association
What Is 1t?

The T,v,. Wheat Growers Associn.
ton is un organisation ol Texas wheat
growers on q national lasis. frr The
ou' specific vurp"sa of selling Texas
great wheat crop iu 70 real cooperative
WHY
II is Zoo h' J hu-iu,s, marketing or.
gluiaiuu 'umpusrd only Of annual
Texas wheat growers. landlords and ten.
ants. operating directly hy and fur the
growers through tho hrst technical
wheat specialists tina, money can en-.
ploy
u h. not to De- 90 social or q frlicrnal
order II h not tu De- dues collecting
club. II h 10 have no concern with pol.
tiles. n b. to be- streiN business ar.
gunizltiun rmft,rpd under the Texas
laws
This wheat marketing association o.
'H %. composed 90 wheat growers hand.
owners aud tenants. growing wheat iu
Texas Sh,h membership Is IN pool
through the association minimum of
five million bushels ~ the 1921 crop.
When organized II viii b, the largest
wheat selling agency IN the nation IT.
assets viii b. measured In terms IT at
least 500 ou0 O00 bushels a year. In
terms %: present values its volume Of
business will De- around ten billion dol.
lars yaer
The plan of the organization is uf
proved and successful soundnoss as q
business proposition. u Is las,d on the
su.callrd California system which has
% years OF unusually profitable expo.
rlencc behind H. and through Il "a. 0oO..
400 California farmers are comparatively
handling more than 100000 O0O worth
N business annually What has been
done I'm California and the Pacific
Northwest with fruit nuts eggs. rice.
wheat milk. alfalfa and honey. Texas
wheat growers are now PROPOSING To de-
with What
What II Proposes 10 DO
The Texas Wheat Growers Assncin.
tion proposes 10 cffoc, many necessary
reforms IN the present system ~ wheat
selling first ly tho elimination Of
wlstoful methods and secondary
through collectively selling thereby On.
suring greater profits To the producer
without increasing cost 20 the con.
sumner
Specifically the association viii do
tho following definite things Tor an
m,mhors and their entire crop.
:. II viii classify and weigh each
hushcl of wheat ml This will plarc
iru, value on the wheat In terms ~
quality.
II viii scll an ~ iis wheat In each
grade within its own popl ml This VIII
insur" p higher pricr than can b. Oh.
tanned IN lny other way
? u vii sell on ~ own warehouse
certificates
I. u will sell collectively and only
when 'h' market demands it nl This
VII 90 once reduce speculation,
.. u VIII S'll ~ wheat ~ directly
az po-sihlr n This win eliminate many
present vHzt,ful methods
n wli determine tho cost of pro.
du,'."u 20 wheat nl This viii assist IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
What THIS Plan Means 10 Farmers.

Every wheat farmer knows that the
selling oud Of his business IN sick. The
remedy Tor the disease II corporation
among growers on sufficiently large
scale
Tho statewide association with thou.
sands IT members. can and will finance
tho building ~ elevators In such way
that they can De- entirely paid for out
~ The savings which come through this
better system ~ marketing.
An too often the grade NJ wheat IN
III" smallest factor In the price. and the
farmer who sold ON basis ~ grade
only did so AZ price which made the
profits ohIninod by the buyer almost h..
yuud the pale ~ the law Under the NJ.
snciatiDn plan IN" real value II this
whao' will h. paid a. the farmer who
grows the wheat less the actual cost of
doing business. which. under this agree.
mont must not BE- more than two per
cent ~ m" value ~ the wheat
The plan ~ the Texas Wheat Grow.
rrs Association. In al of H. essential
features. Is the plan which will be-
finally adopted hy the wheat growers
II ~ states. The Fundamental features
81 10" Texas plan have been adopted
lN the National Wheat Growers Asso.
citation and win D. used by the Ma.
tionnl Sales Agency.
The membership campaign II under
way. u II expected that every wheat
farmer In Texas will H. given chance
To- join. The secretary. G. c. Dodd. OF
pnnpa. Texas. has some very attrac.
tivr propositions N Uffrr my go0u re.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
IN THE HOTELS
AMARILLO
Brown, Denver.

". n. Brown. Denver.
W. y. Mcclure, Poplar Bluffs
". Il. Ramsey. Oklahoma city.
e. W BuRgs. oklahoma city d.
Mrs !. n. Cathcy. Little Rock.
W. n Patterson. Little Rock.
AInJm &. l.. Tinker. 4. \. Army.
Major !. n. Howard. L. :. Army.
Major ". \. I.cachman, L. 5. Army.
~. 4. Childcrs. Terrell.
4. n. Muckclruy, Terrell, 81.
j. a. Joyce. Terrell.
Tom COOK. Wichita Falls.
Il. ". Ghead. Fort Worth.
J. n. Ashcrs. Dallas
!. &. Park. oklahoma city.
Il. n. Klein. Dallas.
Robert llony. New York
". !. llutlcdge. Dallas.
\. \. Dundun. New York.
n. A. Kfuuso. Petersburg,
!. " Holt. sherman.
". e. Williams, Cisco.
". G. SKIES. Cisco.
J. \. Harrington. Los Angeles.
q. NJ lIapgood oklahoma city.
X. 4. Woods. Dallas.
J. ". Clemens. Lincoln.
ELK
Mrs. Claude Chard. Trinidad.
Edna Erwin. Trinidad.
Sarah Callahan. Trinidad.
n. q. McCrae. Denver.
Frank Griffin. Trinchcra.
NJ. Il. Coffee. Wheeler.
$. u. Cornwoll. Wheeler.
j. ". liaskcr Wheeler.
J. T. Tucker. Wheeler.
&. g. Smith. Claude.
a. Williams. Memphis.
VI. Tucker, Memphis
4. j. Young. Memphis.
X. r. LuSk, Fort Worth.
Hal Mcdlin. Fort Worth.
4. T.. FTcizc. Fort Worth.
TOURIST Inn
Mrs. Sam Abstain. Floydada.
Gladys ABSTAIN. Floydada.
q. =. Gycrt ana wife. Clovis.
BOSS Edwards. Colorado Springs.
a. W. Sweeney. Fort Worth.
J, l.. Hardy. Woodward.
Mrs. C. Johnson. pampa.
=. =. Smith. Dallas.
T. q. Harrison. Dallas.
J. $. Cummings and wife. Fort Worth
II. a.. Mennnan, Dallas.
". Numsick. Dallas.
Roy Amcrman, Roswell
H. W. F1affcnbuck. san Antonio.
e. y. Robinson. Shattuck.
r. e. Siddens. Shattuck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

Experiments In Turkes,an To ex,rac,
edible oil from wild plant called 'kum.
,nry have proved successful. The resi-.
que " made into oil rake which is very
nutritious. w
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

y new metallic packing has been In.
vented. the eompopentx elements Of
which are mica and babbltt metal,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

ueologis,s are investigating the feas,
hi'ity of manufacturing rseri ana iron
~ the state Of Washioeto. ""
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
How MIII 4 Operaie LocaII,e

Existing facilities will always BE- used
whore available. by contract lease or
otherwise Where no necessary faclli.
ties are available the association will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13

The marketing principles and meth.
DDS ~ organization ~ the Texas Wheat
Growers Association are not matters
~ experiment. They have been worked
out through more than quarter cen.
fury VI actual experience In cooperative
marketing hy the farmers Of California
and other Western states. have been
upheld In the highest state courts. and
have successfully stood che test ~ In.
spcctiun by the Federal Trade Com.
mission. The legal principles involved In
the prospective association ~ the Texas
wheat growers for business purposes
have hccn given careful inspection with
regard To- both state and federal stat.
utos. Aaron Sapiro ~ san Francisco. at.
turncy Tor ~ ~ the strongest Califor
mia cooperative associations and the
best informed man ON cooperative law
N America. has been the legal adviser
for the organization committee In
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-13
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS

Entered as secand class matter at the
postoffice al Amarillo. Texas. under the
Act Of March .. 1879.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
WONDERFUL
Fur Reductions
Entire Stock Of Furs
Reduced 5O%

Below give list Of special items IN Fur Sets and Goats
-Tfs 20
length So inches. Price S275Oo. Reduced q Sl6SO0
/. inches
Prize S2o5.00. Reduced IL $4,000.
grade French sea- Coat SO inches engtn cealfu n
Frce Reduced 70 $4,000.
Hudson Sea- Coat, = 7eS IN t0 sonar lnc uI'S -f 5
skunk Price Reduced L SlS5.oO
One Brown French Coney Coat cet cGe. Prise
duced 70 $3.50
raeooon; beautifully lined. $500 Redu1el q $3.50
One black Fox SET Pr.ce S1I5Qo Rel1oeC S47.5o.
i Seaine Set Prise $4,000. REDUCED -c $4,000
4 black Lynx Prise $4,000 Reduced r. SlZsOo.
1 One Mink Set. Price $3.50. Reduced TO $500
1 One Skunk Prise $3.50 Reduced 70 $500
/ Prise $1,000 RedLorL II $3.50.
\ One Brook Mink Set $3.50 Reduced e $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

OF these diseases only. This is not true
All internal diseases diseases Of nu-
triton, OF the nervous system, stomach.
bowels. blood vessels Of the liver, kidneys
and rheumatism, WELD readily to Plant
Juice Its field Of usefulncSs has been
most thoroughly tested and statements
from thousands Of grateful people who
have been relieved from illnesses Of long
standing, but 60 TO prove their con
tentions.
Local people are daily testifving in
signed statements what this remedy has
done for them One Of the latest IS Mrs
Elizabeth J 'Tice, n wcll-known Whining
ton ady reSiding st No SO Tatnall
street who said
Plant JUICE certainly proved % he q
most wonderful medicine in my case. |
had been run down and feeling miserable
for a long time. ! could not keep the
lightest OF food in my stomach rs il would
cause g2s and bloatinG; in fact IT,
sight al food would sicken me: r
was out Of order. and | was So
/ could not sleep AZ night | was .-
dosing with laxstives for constIpatlua
which never did me the least good and |
had rheumatic pans all through my body
| got 50 nervous that / could not 20 out
on the street. Since have taken Plant
Juice all that has passed away and i has
made new woman OF me, sleep fine
now and am not the least nervous; lhave
a fine appetite and have not an ache or q
pain, nothing worries me now since
took Plant Juice and the rheumatic pains
are thing Of the past am glad 70 Givc
tins public endorsement so that all sut-
ferers may benefit BY it
The Plant Imce Man Is AZ the Miller
Drug Store 4O4-4Oe Market street, Wil-
mIngton, where he Is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of the remedy Free samples
given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
MASKED MEN STEAL
TRUCK LOAD OF ALCOHOL

Philadelphia, Feb. IA truck con
taiITing twenty barrels OF aicohoi ana
valued at SIS. .0Q0 0was stolen from driver
bythree masked men on the Inroln high
way near this city W ednesday night, thepo-
ice reported today The truck was one
of three proceeding to New York. One of
the other trucks contained leather goods.
The driver of the stolen truck was driven
nine miles in a small automobile by on"
of the bandits and then released. There IS
no clue to the whereabouts of the stolen
trick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

plant of n dairy company. The concern
has been involved recently in n disagree
ment with the Milk Drivers Union.
Another bomb exploded at an apart
mont house on the Weat Side, tore ont the
ianitors quarters. wrecked the porch and
broke every window in the building. The
owner Of the apartment said she believed
the bomb had been directed toward the
janitor, n non-union man.
One more victim Of chemical bomb
throwers was added to a lengthening list
when one of the missiles WAS exploded in
n loon department store, driving clerks
and shoppers to the street. :.
According To the police, the "odor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

tions Under Which it Must Necessarily
Operate" The Vacancy and Supply
Plan, Why and How it Came Into Ex-
istance. and What it Aims TO Accom-
plish, Duties Of Presbyterial Com
mittees on Vacancy and supply, ne
Unemployed Minister, The Minister
DESTROYS of Changing Fields and Special
Difficulties in Particular Presbyteries. :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
NOTED CRITIC DEAD.
James q. Huneker, Musician. succu m bs
% Pnenm0nIn.

New York. Feb. Thames Gibbons
Hunekcr. known all over tho world Az
one Of the foremost critics of music ana
the arta. died "Wednesday night in
Rrooklyn. at the age Of sixty-one.
Mr.. Huneker, born and educated in
philadeiphla. His family on both sides
was famous tn the muslcal history Of
the city.
Death came suddenIv from puetinO-
mia Until gaturdny night he had been
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
"ODOR" BOMBS AT CHICAGO.
One in Department Store Drives Cus,0-
mers and EMPLOYEES to Street.

Chicago, Feb. IL Federal and State
authorities today were engaged in n cain
paign against dynamite and "odor" bomb
outrages that have been perpetrated here
in the last two days. Two dynamite ex-
plosions last night were believed by the
authorities to have been connected with
n labor war
Victory Kalosah today wae in danger Of
losing his sight and his wife, Clara, was
suffering from shock rs result of the
explosion of an Internal machine at the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
Rheumatic Pains
Have Disappeared
Popular Tatnall Street will
mington) Lady is Now
Praising Plant Juice.

Many people think that because OF the
wonderful success which has attended the
use of Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
medicine, n eases of stomach trouble and
allied affections, il is for the treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
Given a HirihdnY Party.

An enjoyable party was given at tho
home of Mra. John Asay, 432 Clayfnont
street, Wednesday evening the occasion
being her birthday. The time was passed
in PLAYING games and music. Miss Matte
Hall presented Mrs. Asay with n beautiful
silver bread tray, in behalf Of the Sunday
school class of which Mrs Asay is teacher
Refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
Get Your Blankets Here
and Buy Them Tomorrow
Wonderful Values These

Double Blanket IRE r tH''e
for $1.75.
Halt vol o'ad r a+te Ba-r. 81
for $500.
Extra ar2e BIar@e. S
for $3.50.
Fut .tza Comfortable o'.-r o1 E u. alue
for $3.50.
Mixed vol and eotton i'e1 s1z5o a-
$3.50.
$50 par7 Marco sette C.--a.- a Ell <aiue
f7r $2.65.
80 yards Bordered S1r~e ts- .ane zse
1000 ards Cretorre Isl slz5 arr 4se
500 oil Opaque W7t-a ade si4 ale
for 100.
618 Rubber Star Tread .a.ur -5. -- l5c
All Of our E.ectrc Floor Lamp, just IL Price.
Cedar Chests. all Lies, $1,000 IS $3.50 l-3 oa.
5mau ot of 4 Blankets. $3.50 a.r
s3.75 each
Bed Pillows and Bolster. $500 p $3.50 a-.
Tapestry Couch Covers $500 = slo51 aids
for $500 81 $3.50.
500 Pictures. values n $500 f7r sl.75 1el
Mating covered Utility Boxes. 1878 !. $500.
1000 5asn Curtains Et7 .ooDs t-r --c 81 .J ~
$500 value. fer Sl.O0
Pillow 5iio5 and Ta5.- 5-1-5. SIS
ues. for 75c each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

actively performing nis duties az
musical critic of mo New Yors Word
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

Tomorrow viii be too iate. answer
that ad in Every Evening today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

what is a biting refnarkT Il sur
pose II - ths kind you fhrow ir ~
persons teeth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

bombs were first directed against moving
picture houses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11
TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE
PROVES POPULAR as EVER

The Tral ui In" Lou"sUm" l!hc' an
admiration of John FuN'S famous move"
was presented IN stag" play at Inc
Court Theatre Yesterday To tw" audi
cnCes that were much appreclauNc, ne
ing spurrcd on through III" cNc'Hcht
spIrl, realized after reading inns most
widely published book. Those VINO nave
read the story once. seem 10 be !npu'u
with simplicity of beauty ana romance
and set out to 20 over II time ana again
The Trail Of the Lonesome Fine Is
perhaps tho most popular publication
OF It's Kind attempted III recent years
1t clearly tells Of the many customs
and simple surroundings or the Ola
Virginia HILLS. and it's picturesQucheSs'
is not only human but realistic 10 inc
degree 1t makes n wonderful! stage pres
entation Its enthrall!nE stimulation
sufficcS 10 place il IN an isolated CLASS
Then everybody has read of the one
and only June. her manncriSms and her
trials which invOlv" around the ever
predominant fcuds of the hy-g"ne days
How she finally reached the happiness
she always cherished. Is ClcvCriy unrav-
cllcd in the course of the play which Is
artiS;iCally staged and Capably handed
BY a cast that measures full we'll. Mss
Louise Price, simply and Beautifully
portrayS June and much Of the success
IS due her efforts VIM. !. O!!O as Jack
Hale renders able assistance. Will" VIM.
Lewis as Dave proves himself liltcd 10
the part.
The Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" play
ed two pcrfOrma noes yesterday, matt
nee and night. and It. seems 10 have lost
none OF is popularity. w!thstaNding the
test Of Father Time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11

The Chamber of commerce has ac-
'epIed AN invitation TO attend the tab.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11
THE HorTENroT" NEXT WEEK.

The HottCutot," in which William
Collier comes To- the Court Friday and
saturday. February 1919. under the
management. Of Sam IL Harris, IS de-
Svrihed as Il merry race over laughing
hurdles. The play gets it's unique
name from horse IT is tn" work OF
Victor MapcS and William collier him
self and IL proving one Of the greatest
successes III Mr.. Golfers brilliant ca
rerr. IT ran all last sea son In New York
and has recently closed triumphant
engagement IN Chicago. There IS not
more artistic comedian on the American
stage to-day than Mr.. Collier and his
inlmitablc manner Of saying his lines
keeps his audience in continuous laugh
ter throughout tho performance. He is
supported by a capable company tnclud-
ing Donald Mcrks. Calvin Thomas, Fred
eric Karr. Arthur Howard. Edwin Tar-
lu-. Howard Hull Gibson. Georgia Lee
Hall. Elizabeth MO;fLt. Helen Aud!ffrrd
and Mildred Hill.
seats 20 on sale Wednesday. Mail or
der. now with remittance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11
old SORES, ULCERS
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All druggists sell 1t. recommend It.
Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11

Bull wants To laugh At an American nc
picks out IN" Ne" EhH'"hH lahh'r a.
the most excellent comic character thh'
he knows.
Just why he should pick out the New
England YANKEE |" represent American
huTnnr don't know" said Mr. ErrnS-
fnrI unless it's because h, Was the
r r' i.,, I,,hr Bnu oy,r M, and
I r-i,n r,.,... r,,jIe nnt ny,r rho results
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:" ,,r ''o ,bs rr.,L;,;nns Of Inc English
st.', ,,,ni IN, YANKEE. r,nrcsrni, Amer
ira
49,, ; ,...,;sh
IN th'H county Wy C'InlG - ~
man Is a sill! "NS wen d it,,,I,.. '.,r-
per. spats ana gl"N"S' ana usuH.H
rlcs Il "dihlhs Hl''N' IN i.mE .'' Vntnc
comic Amer C"" - q $500 9,tt I,tr
with Il OUShy chm "hISkrT, Just In
Uncle sam :; ;I.'''.'nE rtoLhrI, I,' ,, IVA "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11
STEUDENVILLE
Demand Relocating On
Charge Of Murder

Special Dispatch to The lnt""iiisGnc%ITr.
Stcubcnyil!c. OHIO. Feb. le--ArH!iCt-
,;nn f"r , rr-hcaring Of the murder
charge lodged against steve HiIH, , @E"I
~ wears. S!av. wh" shot dnd RliI"d
clarence Hamilton. Toront" youth, when
H.. thought the latter wHs iry,n@ TO
break mo his home north "t I"r"hi"
Tuesday night. WAS til"i IN probate
court here today hy Hi'u's attorney hut
no date for the hearing Gould he SCI
owing to the absenr" from the CITY OF
Prosecuting Attorney Stan"n IeArce.
In he meantime, however, citizens ana
business men Of both St"uh"nNi!l' nn"
Turonto are cd,tVorlng to S"Cur" III
IFS release from jail. contcndinE that
the evidence in the ca" shows mat ne
man was perfectly justified IN this day
&C. i,,rlrssnrss to protect himself ami
his property and that he should not he
charged with murder.
death Of Hamilton. wh" VAS an CA-s"r-
Vice man. nevertheless IN" E"n"ral S&m,
rlthy is with Rllli and i = felt mat
i, IL miscarriage of Justl'" I" h"'h
him IN jail on first degree m"r"oF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11

charge Hamilton and several compan-
ions visited Bllli'S home late at night
and pounded and kicked On the n""f
Tor Jun" hut HuH in"u@ht try W."
robbers and fired TARA tn" door. killing
Hamilton.
TIL. purp"sc Of tn" r"h.arng IS /" de
t"rinin,. whether OF not there - prob
all" cause for holding him 10 IN. grand
Jury and II * ikrIy that NJ VIII lee SGT
free within :, short time ana pr"%'tu-
''' Holdup Frustrated
The paymastrr Of the Jean Coal com
ranv. located at brilliant, ONO, made
the trip from this city TO the mines
with tie weekly payroll oday. accom-
panied by Sheriff Edward Lucas ana
i've DEPUTIES armed with riot guns, a
warning having been received by sam
url O'Nciu. superintendent oi IN" mines
that Il plot had bee Matched by bandits
to holdup the lHymaSt"r ana take me
payroll. No attempt was made |" stop
ihr ear and no suspicious characters
we're encountered on the trip. The com,
unnv announced that in the future all
payroIls will be taken to the mines
under sn~rlirs guards. Other coal com
ranics have decided ON the same course
Shcrif Lucas announces.
Ill Health GAUGE
According I" Mrs Ann Jordan rcia-
tive oi Charles Black. aged 70 VINO
committed suicide by shooting himself
through Inc neau 1T IpI1dHspV. a.
might the act was prompted by Ill
health. Black. she said, mad been de
spondcnt for some time past and htd
threatened To end his life. The victim
came to FOllanShcr about two weeks
ago seeking work. He leaves a Wldo"
Dies of Injuries
Tom Rice. aged 81 years, foreman ~
the Wayne Coal rompany's mines. ar
lett died at the Ohio Valley hospital to-
day of Injuries sustained on December
Is when he had d leg crushed, blood
poison deyeloping latur. His home is
IN Toledo and relatives there were mott
fled.
Masons Hit Trail
Last night WAS "fraternal night at
the Soh Jones tabernacle her" and large
DELEGATIONS Of Masons. Modern Wood
men and Royal NelBhborS attended IN e
hodS Three hundred members OF the
MaSunicort"r responded To the call OF
the evangelist after his sermon on Ihe
rrodiGul son" and hit the sawduSt trail
Robbery Frustrated
Two attempted hurglarI"s were rus
tratcd Tx. watch dogs at Toronto carly
today. The bark OF 4 dog aroused MEM
hcrS Of he household of Or. II. T.. Kill
gus. who Investigated and found that a
visitor had prird open i window but
had been frightened away. At the home
Of Charles ORrI"n nearby Il dog chased
burglars who tried 10 force an entrance
10 the house.
VIII Attend
The Chamber of commerce has ac
Cepted an invitation TO attend the tab