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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

s.ffrf sI sIrirr Iauf tuf b. te Fsis
an anf tari hlHIri ihru nat must
b. Do COLTS faaIf aai toi ttlause 10
sHf rung sUaHsH ta CO. D. hr 10
na farafr Goa 's n0f a pasture up
f...f 81 fts tsr rIa.e fof cuitsi
uf oanrf u raris in rtasnn nat
u. hsrfs fram ite aafm uah'r and
r. u..ar aafr snd aifaifa io ths
~ nnnfs 600 Co., ye''ee rrrrn.
ftn sfrf frua .taai b. e. grad
cal ar 5000 no arr D. tHrla'sf'l 10
aa u.af ffai ~ rfasaH ln isaIins
elm atf.a 900 of a rult
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
All Run Down
Now Feels Fine
EafOnic Ended
His Troubles

"Eatonic is he only thing ! hays
lound 20 step my heartburn and I
thint q has teen q grrai help In
nervous spells, sniea q. Z. johnson.
An upset stomach may cause lo,a
oi sunsfrg an over The body. kaionlo
helps w such cases BY removing the
rause Of The misery. because u takea
up and carries out che excess acid
and gases and keeps ths digestive
organs In natural uurking order. A
tahlst alter meals u al you ned.
nif bon costs only q uins ulth
dmgrisis guaranlee,
HAYNES 4 TAYLOR
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

oss sprogtsf FURNISHES Green Feed
tor Pcuitfy Flock-Tfay o. Top
contslns sproutsd oats Ready fof
fssdlna
atcn days Keep ne spfOuisf clean
and snfuy q occus.onally with disin.
fsfani 90 prevent the groeth u mold
Eponrs
Kesp oyster shell and Erii before
~ hens all ne time These sub.
stances ars an lnetueuslve but cutie
ne,sssry par o. the mii'a. Heus
uu sst about tao pounds % oysisl
shell and about one pound q grii each
ma yrar
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For Commonwealth ATTORNEY


n Narion. Crlisndrn counn
candidate Cor tummuueraIin
ianr,. Fourth iudll.a' hi.iihN =.
Iegt 10 The agtion ~ ihr l'''. 49,, '''
Urinary election August q. l'-it
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
BLACKBOARD

Ais, Dulsis crOwsll attended con.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
WOmen'S
Spring Coats
80 Coats and Wraps GIN
Silk Lined Models NH
Special at

This Coat Special Cor women or
misses IN serges. mixtures and
Velour in Goats OF Capes, col
ors navy and assorted tans and
"OPENS Size 10 h. s.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

roR SHERIFF

FOR SHERIFF
GFugGr % MkNI1
a. M,MAsrIg
p.E GluNNp
JOINS q riChfNs
rOR TAN COMMISSIONER
D JAMES
ISAAC 81 BILLIARD
w POWELL
FOR IAllER
o. uyNr
WE uur
UDN uADuu
JAMES A. WusuN
~ % GRAVES
An mtNNgp
&C. WAtGrH
ALBERT AGEt
CuAs o. Riley
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
SPORT COATS
Special at 1895

Wool Flannel Sport Coat In green or
red. Norfolk STYLES. Sizes range from
i6 10 ~. Atwood Jersey Sport Coats
variety Of colors at $50
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

MISUNDERSTANDING. serge. checks, ma
w tan or grey. Sizes lG TO "a. These
suits are tremendous values
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
Infants Wear Section

Is replete with dainty things Tor Ba-
hies' Wear
New Dresses. Capes. Sweaters. Caps.
Bonnets and little Straw Hats at mod
crate prices Wash suits FOR little boys
in smartest models MILDLY Houses
Oliver Twist and Norfolk styles.
Dainty little dresses for children 2
10 years old are featured In large
variety
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
Flannel Sport Skirts
$3.50 to $18.75

French Flannel Sport skirts. plated
or nlain models. All white and white
with combinations Of high shades.
New and Smart Flannel coats 10 match.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06
Hand Made BlOuSeS

Are Shown Tor NuWWtF WIN
Prices S3.75. $500. $3.50 10 SlS.15
Beautiful handmade blouses for
women in enchanting variety, made OF
fine Batiste. French Wolfe and Swiss
organdy. trimmed with hand embroid'
ery or hand.drawn aud edged with
Filet Lace Every style different and
new
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

HnD nwsus family a" .
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-06

In Heather plain shades and combina-
tons in sport eolors Sizes l6 to ".
See these sport Jersey suits as soon ~
possible. Sizes Tor Women and Misses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
CHICAGO GRAIN ,IKkrr

'iI'Abc. Ju.N Civ heat lrs.luarI
som" strength today. Largely b.riu-, ~
i'pori" That I-T!rnuS had obtained credit
IN Urea Bf!tHln "a Nus or.1l~tuiis The
inhrk'i closed nrIu. -; the same a. Voc
t"rdays Hnlsh 80 !, higher with SD.fuf4-
Der l2Ii. TO l-''7. ana i'oc"!ub.- f..is, ia
l-st2. Corn closed i,C on 20 i-TfN I'M
a a,h6 oats gained 20 - &c In provisions
a ris" OG liac
Strength IN tn. wheat mar,., .howed q
-"it almost exclusively during IA. nun,
h"if-h hour 81 IN" - -s.ou. after 10 had nygn
r"n.Gir r Sal INA, British. Gpkers nat mad.
IA IA" purchase uf wheat Bulush son.
t'h"hl "hs also stimulated hy Canine
,,tMH from Russia and Dy advir.s 'h.t IN,
Western canadian crop thi- season would
nor Dc larger than hat If last ear
tniii the hn!ge m prices i, tn last now
ever. ccuis had things iuuCn thcls own
WY with gossip current Tint rousicu.
incnt- from growers in tn. Suuthw.st an
i."hrcd 20 b" limited only bv ability a.,
t.i Gers good d~a was made. tuo ar
nrehictsons that rcc"ipjs would confirms"
liocTai and "f th4 need az track deliver
IL mere "winS 70 c0nrest"d storage fncii-
lt,r-, ana the elevator c'ui loves -irlSS
,f.Scri"rt crop prospects tended to case
N" corn mHrh"' oAts wcr" relatively.
hfin ~ result NJ DISAPPOINTING yIrIIs
nlEh"r quotations on hogs ps';Iy cotIu-
,"tha need IN IN" provision market ih..
depressing effect of brcaH in lard prices
at Liverpool.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

'erS sranted Yesterday by The sta,s
Corporation Commission:
School an, ri,.io , :.
az
Noh"''"" corporation.
- a. Nostcr president: j. S Haii.
secretary, VI j. Garland. G. w.
koontI ana Arthur TayIor au of u, 2
f 80 :
,du,,i,,,,.,,
'S's o. me
N''''''S '' f"'F'"N'
Moran Meat Market. Incorporated,
Norfolk Maximum c,pi,,l "a. 600
minimum, s.,o g. d., ;, =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
EASIER MONEY AND SPOT
DEMAND HELP COTTON PRICE

~ ORLEANS July Il Ean.er money
'"t o. 'hu'3h.rt cy-d feeling ia ,u. sro.
.. irt 'iHa n, Nerc the main factors IN III.
1".tt- ~ cotton today nnd. following i,
trI.'l ~ d'pr"ssiOn IN tho carly hours.
. D-, ~. aha-act 10 higher levels. best
~ -..7 '".lIHE late In the Iay when GO
."..f ~, MOO y. y ana the trading u,oifa,
I3 70 ., rpints higher than tho finai
r' - ni yesterday Tho c!ns, Mas al
,yI1, N1.S On ihs hav %: J. To Il points
tI" '0Wgr oUeninr Wa. duc 10 private
ss.t, from !iycrpool claiming that
.'- .t+. hti ih"ge ~. S.Uwiun down rrayt
US rec o. ACTIVITY P-!ros were soon :,
'h FONTS under the close OF YESTERDAY
I.in p-ioh"F ut 20 Il -. bat gradually III.
,se'Na ineTs"sad on private rcuort- Of
i'r '"lG''inn ~: 81 u.r cent I'm ii. AZ, Il
'.1l' t"i.- ~ several Federal r-s.ry.
.'h.t- IA I'M country and In the Il! -roun,
ray" OF 'he bank Of England
"a. tis trading ,ne fui! to-c. Of;
i.,,, hai 'hs Wa- Finance Cor
H- con r''i+ several million dollar. fr
s".M'' eNi"-' -hluuents Fear Of fur,ha-
t"'hr t' M 'li; uE"rnight were also .
".'' g" sue !nHihrt. which closed nr'u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
BANK OF ENGLAND MAKES
CUT IN DISCOUNT RATE

LONDON, fully 81. - Tho Bank OF
England today reduced it's rate OF dis
count from per cent to IL per
cent.
Announcement OF tho reduction re-
moved the uncertainty which has
been prevalent in the money market
during the pas; few weeks
The chief factor paving the way to
the reduction has been cheaper
money which was brought about by
ihc stagnatton i'll trade and the in
ilatiou Of credits through govern
mcnt borrowing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
cur, MARKET.

nv Inivcrsul Service.
NEW YORK. July 2i.-TTadiug ia the
curD market. with the exception OF Il Few
low priced issue. was on a small scale
today. and prices SLID slightly lower.
There wa cons Id-rSbl" front taking in
'tucks which have shown unusual str"uc n
since carly IN the week aud - good uh7t
~ n. gains were wiped out. Trading
continued more or less professional ami
prices did not nuciuatc widely enough to
attract much attention.
MaraCaihn oil. International Petroleum.
Cities Service and standard OH of India M
sold of on light trading. Glen Alden Coat
was IN better demand aud crossed -. bu,
could npN hold IT. gain. Tobacco candy
ana Motor stock. were ncE!cctcd and
showed lI:t'r change
Mining issues less active and
slightly lower. bonds were uuict but
comparatively steady. Illinois central SisS
WY" THO most prominent. selling 90 n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
CHICAGO 1--WE >TOtK ,AKKEr

vi 'Aio. luIE -i.--' 'I''l. rcCclptr. : 10
90; beef stec-a generally steady: SPOT.
hiSher: tor y."r!ihcs. 80. maturnd stccrs
30: nuIh h""t steers. .ssTi.S3. sho stock
uneven: mostly steady hulk tat cows and
h"ii"rs. t'lHS.O. Gamers ana cutters
.drE"Iy - 500: bull. . IN - cents lover.
buzz bologna '.75n"o". butcher bulls
mostly '.'0i".5; veal calves opened
steady closing lower. bulk 10 - n II. - /.
StocksrS ana feeders dull.
Hogs; rec"iuts. 5000. active IL "a IS
cents higher than Yesterdays average:
mixed ana packing ggaGcs ,io most. clos
mg strong h"ld-Ov"r liberal. mostly held
100 n ll,rl. bulk paCNius sOws s0Ol. 40.
PIE . 10 - cents higher. bulk dcEirAbi..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
MIsCEI.LANEo., M.,KkErs.
CALI MONEY.

tBy Universal service
NEW YORK. .uly s!-Monry on call on
tn" New YORK Stock Exchange today ruled
a. Sig per cent al. dsy. Time money Wa
uu.rt. with nominal rate OF = p"T cent
on Industrial and 80 per cent Ola indus
trial collateral tor All dates. some bids
wcr" mad" at 81 on mixed collntcrni. Re
r"wdlS WEI" made Ht . per cent M"rc1H-
tile pau"r rates ruled at ~, To Gi2 Der
cent for IN. best names. and -. nor cent
tur loss hlghly rated names III longer ma
TURTLES. EkceI ti"na!ly good names were
quoted a !, ,i.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

vroWut shipment At &c cost and freight.
ana 100 tons OF cubas were sold to France
~ : ~ :! -. t.. Cuba
Raw sugar futures were uuict and uriccs
were irregular. There was scattered coy
yriNS hy cuban Interests ana "a l.ttt. luui-
b"tuu Us .Uin;hi4slvn houses. hUNl prices
Il. INK points higher TO puint net lower.
July closed At col: September. S.nJ. be
,emncg. 80, and March. > 30 all bid IN"
market tOg :ciln"d MAS unchanged At "a
80 $50 Tor nnc rranu!at"d. but Il an
u"uuc"d oy tho Trtncr quoting 80 shat
n" was all"tiing sugar 10 his city ;Tddc
only. The" MA fair inquiry r"rortcd
and business wus Of moderate lrOpoTtloR4.
In refined futures unly the sale al August
W"S reported with ihs tone steady In sEm-
udthN win me si"Hd!ursS OF IA" spot
nhfKct- Closing bIds we're unchanged To
POINTS net n!rh"r, july and September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
cnrrnNSEEn an.

NEW YORK Julv -i--Ntter .tNrfIng
steady. cuttpu-.ed oil turned easy under
selling %: January against purchases VI
January lard ANA scattered liquidation bS
tUid longs. Closing hid". > to - uOlnt 4,
net low"t. sales. li.Jcp barrels. Tender.
% hrticls. Prime crude. 2jfIi.it. prime
summer yellow spot. 80. july. go. Sep
tem0"r. r.i@. December. s.o3. al bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET
~ FEEDK l., NOTHING & co.
Investment Bankers
~ L. Main street Richmond. Va,
COTTON MARKET ACTIVE
AND STRONG IN LAST HOUR

as XEW T ltaht.kH. July I.-Aner s,ss!on
S"t'vc,w',' 'GSrn!aS on .,n,her ilberal scale
hnlnts M cotton market became ncii.e
HnI sltons the last hour ana closed
nsTN weak at net advance "a; 70 II
There wn@ considerable di-appoin,,nop,
among buli traders early IN thr lny tb' /,
'he market should have been So un-e-
ending 'hc reduction in tho Enuiisi, h., al.
rat" Show"Tv weather In the h.f- am
t,n, s'defap!e i-iveEr""l buying In This mar
!, NJ, tn fG,nnGming waaS to = points lower.
80 ior oCi"ber and 1893 for Dcco.. h.-
clos. ~, . j., no!MiS under Tho nrev!ou,
rom wall Street. ;hc South ana local
a mn1s a. ,e in 10 keoo M. mn-Hst h.
within short time before no .,ioer -,, n 20
,,Htncn "i an ,"N"rS"ld condition became
"n"at"nt anh iher" va. rush ~ shorts
10 cover stimulated hy some uurIvuran ,..
buying. ''''
Thcre have been a good man, boil! weoyr
Wsa,her t"dty continued favorable 10 'hc
"StiE!ty or THIS pest. although N was not
UNI, ne snort Interest had boon over
made to this news The huyinr r,-siH5
oeioher ~ 10 l2.,) anu -ecciSber to '':.s ~
a,hh "n nm, ma nriScs wer" only shade under
no distre Ssed cotton forced ON The ma q,
INC, coming season was the opinion of a
Mm"h,h nnWn Snoi man here today. basluE
would have all III. money necessary IT,
finance the CROP this wear.
xpu. IByT unIyer-al scrviccl
prices In today's market was:
Iuv . G isiS ' LEI ' i.i5 ciG Z. :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

SEW YORK July .l.-Morc spritE nr!c"s
on .rlmgh""- were announced today. com.
pi"ithg tho seasons openings. TIA" Latest
lists continued iIiI prices and goods Of
i"r"d ALREADY have been placed und"r fun
order. cihCC cotton goods wcr" steady.
Raw silk wa. urr cent iowcr. with buy
tus light. Barlaps we're unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
NAVAL. SrnRES


SAVANNAH. GA. Iuly H-Turp:
nTW. ~: sale-. III. receipts. JS> ship
m.gn,s. g; stock; 1919. Resin: nrin sales.
i;2i7555 :. Quot: 49, D. Z +, so. a. a;&;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
rErEKsnuHc rEANrT MNnkEr.

SPANISH Farmers stock. market NOM.
nal. O!d stOCk Spanish .9c per Dushe..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuck market num-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures of Passenger Trains
tDaiiy, unless OF icr~isc shown
Daily except sunday Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.


SEW YORK Iulv ?l-Thc marie; FOR
c"i"e luiur"S improved = Iil;,c to-day on
more hriiish brazilian cables and covering
OF !oca' short, with ii;ilc Wall street
End trade buying which advanced ScrtcIn.
Der - so ana December 10 f7g Tcprr-
-rht,N: = 20 points net advance. Mos,
az INC business. however. was switching
Hnd Iul'" - large business was done from
S.n;embcr 10 MAY "a; g points and ~ DO.
"cHbcr ~ !! points. The market e.acl on
slightly near the close ihrour.h realizing.
ana was hnhllN points lower 10 = high.,.
ivy; SO; S""tHmhGr. ~: Deceine.r, COG:
SPOT ""fee neglected Rio - -. a T..
santos. q. To =, The chcaI est Offer.
rom santos were T. at 10 All Angus
october shipment. American credits I'm.
early cable from Bgazil reported an Al
vance of . 70 ~ r.is In Rio future.
win Santos 100 to - rcis higher n
ve!pts az Two brazilian ports. u O)6
~ SUGAR
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE local ,uuritct
;,nr r"W snrar Was irmer TODAY ana while
tAS's Nero no change. In the Cuban ,iuo.
tHt'nn from cents. cost ana FREIGHT coma
:" 'hl Tor ccn:r;fugal other Hugnrs were
h.Ghsr with sales oi 1000 bags OF philiu-
n,". Island c"ntE!fuGa!s IN port rnportsd
., 81 for centrifugal There wcro s.los
o. pGHJ,o hiGHc r"rorrcd which are qmo,"d
~ i"r nominal There were sales ..
$500 bags -: Cubas 10 local rSnn.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union

f, July Il. 1877
AItNe ana prices shade better than
, 1921-10-13
CONTRACT GIVEN FOR DRILLING

Mr.. c. E. Zimmerman OF Los
Angeles. president of the Wyangeles
Oil Co., arrived in the city the first
OF the week to look after interests
of his company here.
On Tuesday a contract was given
to Wilcox and Baroch to drill a we'll
on the company's holdings in the
Lost Soldier field. Work on this
well will he started Immediately n
rushed as fast as possible before
winter sets in.
The Wyangeles Company's hold
ings are sections 81 and 35. town
ship &c. range 90.
These holdings are just south OF
the producing wells OF the Bair Oil
and north OF wells now be-
ing drilled by the Rair Oil Co. Geolo-
gists who have Inspected this section
are of the opinion that the Wyange-
les Co. has an excellent chance OF
striking oil in commercial quantities.
Mr.. Zimmerman Is spending today
in the field looking over the work
that has been done so far this sea
son. He expects to return to his
home the first OF next week.
, 1921-10-13
MANY AIDED
Of Saratoga 8
E%ncampment Railway
Prevented by Coop.
Grafton of People
of Entire State

Since the Union Pacific has
agreed to take over and operate for
a period OF three years the Saratoga
& Encampment Railroad there has
been many claims made as to who
deserves the credit for saving the
road.
First and foremost Attorney l.. E.
Armstrong of this city deserves
credit for his mastery work in pre-
pairing and presenting the case OF
those interested in saving the road.
The residents of the Platte valley,
the people Of Rawlins. the state
officers. our congressional delegation.
the Wyoming Public Service Com
mission, the Union Pacific officials,
and the Interstate Commerce Com
mission all deserve credit.
The findings and recommendations
Of the Wyoming Public Service com
mission to the Interstate Commerce
Commission showed a very friendly
spirit towards the people of this sec
ton and carried no little weight with
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
The members OF the Wyoming
Public Service Commission worked
hard and faithfully to save this
road from the junk pile.
, 1921-10-13
HOMECOMING WEEK
AT WYOMING UNIVERSITY

The first annual Homecoming
week has come and gone. and the
affair was a tremendous success. AL
most three hundred Of the old
grads were back and lived again
their college days on the old campus.
Once more they followed the same
old paths, visited in the same old
halls, sat or the same stone steps
and climbed the same old stairs.
Once more the Glee Club and the
Mandolin Club Of the days of Bellies
Lettres entertained charmed aud
fences, and nine Of the v de-
feated team Of '96 were the admira-
ton of modern gridiron fans. An
interesting and varied program in
which old grads. new grads,
and under-"grads" took part gave
everyone something to do and made
him feel that he was a real part OF
the event. A roping contest between
fresh and sophs in which the fresh
came off victorious. having roped
and hog-tied their sophisticated
friends; a stunt program put on by
the old grads" to prove that they
were not so slow as might be sup
posed; class reunions; dances:
luncheons; and a football game be-
tween the Cowboys and Colorado
College Tigers as a dedicalory game
for the new field were outstanding
events Of the week. Even though
the Cowboys lost 10 to 0, the whole
affair was a huge success and
everybody was glad he came.
, 1921-10-13
MAN ARRESTED AT
j. C. PENNEY STORE

On Monday afternoon last a man
visited the J. c. Penney store. select
ing a suit of clothes. shoes, under
clothing, etc. He asked to have his
purchases laid to n side until the
following morning when he would
return and pay for same. The man
also explained that he was leaving
the city the following morning and
asked permission to have box
Which he had fixed up as a trunk
brought to the Penney store and
kept until the following morning.
This permission a granted as the
mar carefully explained that he
could not afford to buy a trunk and
that he was giving up his ROOF that
night and had no place to keep his
box of clothes.
About six o'clock the drayman
brought a box about the size of a
large trunk and unloaded it at the
store. The box was fitted up with
handles in each end, had been
covered with black cloth, was
locked with a paddock, and looked
considerably like a trunk.
This box was left in the rear Of the
store for some time and as one of the
uUyS III tIS SloIe PdooCu ~ HS NHouSit
he heard a movement in it. An in
vestigation was made Of the o and
bv listening closely with their ear
sight against the box a mans
breathing could be heard. The box
was carried out the back door and
Night Marshal Johnson summoned to
come and investigate.
Night Marshal Johnson reached
the store just as the man had
emerged from the box and was get
ting to his feet. The man was placed
under arrest and taken to the county
Jail where he gave his name as
David Werick and his home as Day
ton, Ohio. The man was found to
be armed and to have in his posses
sion blank keys of every description.
1t is believed that the man in
tended to wait until the store had
closed and then to emerge from the
box and help himself to anything
that he might want. making his es-
cape without suspicion being direct
ed towards him.
One end OF the box was fitted up
so that. the man inside could remove
the entire end and get out at any
time he desired. The inside of the
box was lined with a quilt and there
was also a pillow in 1t for the man
to keep his head on. The fact that
1t was necessary for the man to be in
a cramped situation which neces-
STATED his moving around slightly is
to be blamed for the boys at the
store suspicioning something wrong
and investigating.
, 1921-10-13
BOXING ENHIBITION
ON NEXT MONDAY

The boxing exhibition. scheduled
FOR last Saturday night was called off
when the lights failed. The man.
agement refunded the admissions
that had been paid in and the exhibit
ton was called off.
There was a large attendance at
the exhibition and all ven away
disappointed because the contests
could not be staged.
This exhibition will be put on
Monday night next, the same con-
tests being scheduled as for Satur-
day night last.
The promoters Of this exhibition
have secured several excellent bouts
for Monday night and the boxing
fans of the city are assured Of a
good program.
Ringside seats will sell for $500.
including war tax; orchestra seats
$500. including tax. and general adj
mission $1.10. including tax.
, 1921-10-13

the offending corporations to take
full remedial action. The sugges-
ton is made in response to the re-
quest Of the Governor for advice as
to what could be done by the legisla-
ture II convened. Resort must be
had to this method OF procedure in
the event that in no other way can
relief be obtained.
At this time 1t is advisable to call
to the attention Of the people of this
State that the legislature of this
State must adopt laws that will in
the future prevent the recurrence OF
the evils which have heretofore
existed. and still continue to exist.
Immediate action by the offending
corporations whereby they would at
tempt to correct the abuses which
they have knowingly permitted to
exist, and which they have knowing
ly created, would not be an excuse
for the failure of the legislature to
adopt remedial and preventative leg
lslation. The old adage is still good:
THE DEVIL WAS SICK-THE
DEVIL A SAINT WOULD BE-THE
DEVIL GOT WELL AND DEVIL A
SAINT WAS HE"
It must not be for n moment
assumed that the correction OF
existing evils results in the proven
ton Of future evils by the same cor
po~rations. There must be both cor
rscttye and preventive legislation
whereby corporations would be com-
PEELED In the future to refrain from
the creation OF monopo1ies, or, and
mfsusing corporate privileges within
the limits Of the State OF Wyoming.
GEO. z. BRIMMER.