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Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
West Ends
(Bv Special Correspondent

(Bv Special Correspondent
! Some real winter. we'll say, sleet
and snow enough to make sleighins
better than tlivering.
Alton Gibart is back from
Churchs Ferry, N. D.. to the old
home at Com. w. r. CHARTS.
States Attorney Vincent HoeaD;
of Grant Co. informs. West Enders
that he will give the matter Of road
obstruction north Of the Howe CROSS
ing bridge due attention.
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24

Leslie Booty was called home 10
the he'd side Of bis brother who sis
very !, low de left I Wed assday
.Iasishs il ai'll zfor s no, Indiana.
" Col,bank il absent from
home this week. ss.4 I.
Barney TtnBrock and 1 fniily
were visitors Vi at the Q . Branneeke
home Thursday
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
Old Formula Best.

There may he some new-f tangled
method Of achieving success that looks
good for a time. but we don't believe
that any man has ever improved on
the old formula Of hard work and hon.
esty.-Searcy tArk.) Citizen.
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
ybs lastluts 81 Ametiesa 1sslatss Nsx Yertl
md I Tough a. Il Wa.

The baby was sitting In ms go-cart;
and Jack was wheeling him up and
down the sidewalk Some men pass.
ing asked him II the baby was his
brother. Jack looked al him d s mo.
ment. and then said Sure: you
wouldn't catch ~ hauling q strange
i hid ayoNnd ,.,ss,s,,s
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
The Better condf,ler.

He is happy whose circumstances
suit his tempe.: but he is more excel.
lent who eau suit his temper to any
circumstances.-I1ar
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
Notebook.

Notebook.
II you have the habit Of putting
things away SO we'll that you cannot
find them. get small notebook and
when you put something. away note
the place. ..
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
"a ~ Omen.

- w Omen.
5sss' a Hsrn;'';y ~
..Ns s''. s.'"'s IL their dressing
aounis !ei Oh tour.
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24

agencies developed.
secretly in chemical
laboratories. !
We who are not
G hem ISIS / hear
strange ~! tales these
da no less
strange be E a.u Sc,
they are true, Of ru-.
bies and ainb or
i|la!nFents !!nFe:snIi Ii:ls!, of Ivory,
shiraiMefingi s;lks,
eoTEo!rs af sveryFhue,
and { 1ostic per-
fume s-once the.
precious cargo of.
Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
REPORTER DIGS
UP VARM|NT TALE
rndites SEQUEL to Slick
Wlldbeast Sensation
at Drumright
WILDCAT EMlTS SMOKE
rrouisitive Scientist, Declines
10 Pursue Animal Into
the Forest

spse.a' 20 The World.
DpfMR1GHT. Aug 27.--That the
rpd weird yarmint which has re
rerf.y been making night hidcous In
,be vicinity Of Slick. rendering every
,ays.le dell a dendezvous OF terror,
nae INVADED the precincts of this To-
"sit.. Is the Eist Of a WANDERING tale
avon 10 the press BY local news
Tnat the monster has seen 1T 20
.,,,.. himself with additional awe
~ ring attributes is to hc Inferred
am ,ho iuCoherent recital detailed
by the frightened witness.
""Th. monster was seen" says the
witness last evening by woman
and two children who were picking
deVhcrries In n swamp at the top -
Mill On tho outskirts hf tho city
II srat fire. snarlod fiorcely and
eave . weird howl when II hohcll
no trio. disappearing In a sudden
hurst ~ speed and greG smoke"
I'll. appearance of the strange an
imaI near the environs Of the city
was ralcd with delight by the repor-
tor i'm view Of the fact, ON account OF
tbc dallncss of the day, strong To-
cal story was a thing greatly TO be
desired to placatc the city cdito',
who had come down with a Crouch
on. So arming himself to the gills
with am ice pick, "A sawcd-oif shot
gvr an autmatic pistol and til"
heayv end OF a billiard cue. tho ir-
,rcu.d soul enlisted the assistance Vf
local scientist, l.. Alexis lchahod
b. v d., specialist I'm biology
an authority on wildcats IN particu
Jar. when they are still--and fare
for,h 10 the dewbcrry swamp whiCH
VI, rcputed to be the -Varmint $
mhittt.
As usual, the sensation -Eathcrina
scribe LETT the heavy work 20 the eS.
pert Contenting himself with taking
notes and gathering impressions.
= AloNic Ichabod. B. " D.
snffod the stale atmosphere in tn
vicinity Of whore strange tracks,
large fan-shapod affairs with nine.
pronCs were found,
wildcat" he muttorcd, dream!l''
"W'leat---but not still"
shall We follow after?" cagcrly
Qucr.cd tho historian Of the exped'
ton
""Twcfe useless" pronounced tn
wise man. sadly. we should not b,
abe 20 overtake a tub OF mas'
even
Buy by putting two and two tC
gether the deeply Interested rcportot
was able to secure four. and with thil
he dcduccd that this was the sam.
anlmile which has been tcrrorizin-
other portions of the country durinl
the past few days. He vOuchslfc
the opinion that the green. smok,
haze remarked as envelOping tn,
beast is due to the evaporation o
fuSel oil. n phenomenon which al
ways accompanies the first run of
wildcat He believes also that sine
this beast can develop the kick o
an elephant there is no reason to as
sumo that II can not make tract
Just as large.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
WATER FAMINE IS
DUE TO TANGLE
Owner Sues for Lease
Money and Closes
the Plant
src,lnl U Tho wnr,l.

of'''' Ih' " no ~ .'f 'ls
FAtRLAND. Aug. 27.---Sorious In
convenience ana extreme hardship
wore ontalled upon the Inhabitants
of this city during the week by the
temporary shutting down of the
Falkland light and water plant.
which resulted from the execution
Of a Judgment hy Deputy Sheriff G..
=. Ice. upon an order OF the dis
trict court.
Tho situation, In a nutshell. seems
TO Zoe this: Tho plant Is owned by
y. G. Gullcmorr, who leased Il. few
years ago 90 J. i. Smith. It is stat
ed that Smith failed to pay the rent,
and Gauemorc recently obtained
Judgment AGAINST him In district
/ court for Sl.0N5.
This Judgment was not satisfied
and the court ordered an execution
served on Smith. Meantime the pco-
pie here are suffering because OF
/ the action taken, and are busy
cleaning out old wells TO get water,
and rcsorting TO coal oil lamps for
light
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Holiness Camp Meeting.

Sreri1I to Tn" World.
MlNMlN Aug. 27.---SorviCc1 are
held IN the morning, afternoon and
evening at the Holiness camp meet
Inc 10 tho tabernacle at First ana g
streets southwest, in this city. The
average attendance is estimated at
1000 Clergymen assisting in the
meetings are j. q. Trip, \. G. Wat
hns NJ T. Robb, G. Mitchell, j,
Rose, h. Spaur, c. \. Rogers and
reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Cantwcu Moves to Ponca.

Special to Tho world.
PONCA CITY. Aug Ell. w.
Cantwcll, until recently president OF
the Oklahoma a. and VI. college Of
saltwater, is moving with his family
TO Ponca City, which will be their
home after September !. His daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn Can'well, is a
teacher in the Ponca City schools.
Her father is leaving almost imme-
dlately for overseas TO take advanced
work in European universities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Uandcnr Left the Track.

epa~ial 'o Tho world.
NINITA, Aug 27.-Char'cs stiles
colorcd, was seriously injured
Wednesday afternoon when gaso-
line handcar on the Katy
jumped the track south Of the city.
Tho driver Of the car was consider
ably shaken up but his injuries are
not considered dangerous. Stiles was
taken 10 Parsons to receive treat
ment in the Katy hospital there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

ETT- TT Nv TW WWTTT.
COMMERCE. Aug. 27.-That the
SD Williams cvangclistic meeting
Sld ~ the Baptist church in this
e was profitable from the stand
Nirt oc dollars and cents as well as
II spiritual matters /, shown by the
hc' hat on Sunday afternoon col
lection was taken at which more
than enough money was raised 20
pay of debt OF $2,254 on the
church building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

OF fine quality, in French
kid, brown and black satin
trimmed, finest of bench
make. Regular sizes. and
regularly sold TO $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Body off Baby Boy Found
Caught in the Grating of
Seuer Opening in Enid

Special 20 The world.
ENID. Aug. 27.--A perfectly
formed baby boy was found on the
CRATE Of sewer. Tho Child's
head was crushed hut tho body
was otherwise In perfect condition
and was evidently placed In the
sewer the night before the dis
covery. Tho CRATE catches every
thing Of substance.
The body was buried tempora-
rily and a search will he made to
find the parties who committed
the crime. Two years ago n body
was caught the same way, but
officers never located the perpe-
traitors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
City Water Is the Best.

Special 20 The world.
CUSHING. Aug. 27.--Tsers OF CITY
water here are having the laugh on
owners Of wells In the city since tho
state chemist has made his report.
His ANALYSIS shows that the water
Implied by the city Is better for
human consumption than specimens
OF well water submitted to him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Divorce After Twenty Years.

hpar.H' 90 The World
MIAMI. Aug. 27.---After 20 years
Of married life and the raising Of a
family of children. some Of whom
are now grown and one married,
Ms ronuie Din has filed in dis
trict court suit for divorce against
her husband, Neuman G. Dill alleg-
Ing uonsupport. abandonment and
Crual',
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

CUSHING, Aug 27-sWorkmcn
are installing a $1,000 pipe organ
gift Of Frank Cuilison OF this city,
in the PRESBYTERIAN church here and
report that the organ Will be ready
for use this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
A Partial Payment

You can buy-during this salc--on liberal
terms, paying portion of purchase now, and
we will hold and store your furs until wanted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

Black and brown suede one
strap, full Louis heel slip
pers that have been selling
up to Sl250, Specially
priced for this selling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

of furs during this sale will APP
pear on October statements,
payable November 1st.
All so-termcd Hudson Seal Furs are
dyed Muskrat.
All so-termcd Australian Seal Furs ar.
dyed C0roy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

or Norwegian invention is a proc
ess for damming shallow streams by
laying wire protected canvas pipe
across them and filling the pipe with
water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
NEWPORT NEWS FIREMAN
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
Alleged 10 Have Run Over
Man With Auto i'm An.
swcring Call

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Dec. &c
william LEM. "f 63T Twenty-scycnth
Street. head of volunteer iircmcn in
Newport News. is charged with muir
der AS result of striking Peter
Davies. OF Hilton. Saturday evening
while driving his auto to a reported.
fire. Davies died almost Instantly.
Inquest over the body Of Davies
viii he held tomorrow morning at
the Office OF Justice Waiter Harris.
In Hilton. 1t was stated today by
Coroner II. ". Curtis. Of Warwick
County.
c. l.. Swar;z. OF 25OS Jefferson Ave-
nue. and j. II. i'rec,h, OF 2Si5 Madison
Avenue. were With Mr.. Lcnz when
the man WAS Killed. They are rccor-
nizcd to appear as witnesses in the
case.
bit Of paper found on the mans
body Saturday night with the name
Davies was al! the authorities had
In the way of identification until this
morning, when a young lad presented
himself with Detective Sergeant Billy
Cosby at the undertaking establish
rkcnt Of W. J. Smith. at Morrison.
and said that the body lying there
was that OF his father. This death
makes the lad AN orphan. his mother
having been dead some iimc. il was
stated today.
Captain Al Fisher arrested Mr.
!.cnz Saturday night after the acct
dent. The fireman was much affected
by the tragedy. and maintained that
1t was purely an accident. for which
he was most Grieved. lie explained
that there was Il call for the fire
department from somewhere north OF
town and that nc and his two friends.
both volunteer .ircmen. went in
search OF the blaze. thinking to be
of assistance. They were on the right
side OF the road and did not see Mr.
Davies unit! after the man was
struck.
The accident IS said to have oc-
Cured just at the time the worst
wind and rain came upon the city
late Saturday night. Friends of Mr..
LEM maintain that this condition Of
weather was one of the main causes
Of the fatal mishap.
All three men in the LEM car have
been volunteer nrcmcn here for
many years. and arc said TO be cs-
tcem"l highly by their fellows. Their
record in fire lighting is said TO be
particularly good.
Mr.. l.cnz was bailcd out on 81 500
bond with George Suttle. as surety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
BANDITS in CAR ROB
ALBEMARLE CITIZEN
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARACTERISTIC LILLE, VA, Dec. 20.
despite the activity OF the au-
,horitics robbcrics continue in this
section with unusual regularity
Fred. Davis. young man of near
Rcpton Mills. was held up and robbed
on the road between shelby and
Rochelle between 1890 and II
o'clock Sunday night. on his way
home on horseback.
y short distance from the inter
section OF the shelby and Madison
roads hc observed in the semi dar
ness Il car standing in the road. AS
he approached three men stepped
from the ear, and two OF them
grabbed his horse by the bride
while the third pointed a gun in his
face and demanded his money or
his life. MIR. Davis was badly
scared, but collected himself enough
to reply that he had no money Then
I'm going to search YOU" the fellow
with the gun asserted.
Mr.. Davis deemed IL wise to she'll
out, so he handed the hirhwaymcn
S4o all the money he had with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
MANY SIGN CONTRACT OF
TOBACCO GROWERS BODY
State Membership Rca c h c s
$4,000 or 80 Per Cen, of
Nirginia's Production.
7 spccial To Tho Timcs.pispatcb1

isNU'ClHi 10 j ne lflFS- II.
BEDFORD. VA, Dec. 26.--Thc sign
up OF the Tobacso C!owcrs' Asso-
citation contract is exceeding the OK
pcctations OF the most hopeful
County Agent John W. Ponton re-
ports that when he reached State
headquarters at Ecysvillc Saturday
afternoon he found MIR. NJ. o. Wilson
and MIR. Frisscll completely swampcd
with contracts.
Five thousand arrived during the
last week of the campaign and they
are still pouring in. The State mem
bcr:Eip Of the association is now
22,0oo. which gives i, over 50 per
cent OF all NirElnia's tobacco. Equally
encouraging reports are coming in
from North and South Carolina MIR
Wilson says that the organization
committees OF Virginia and North and
South Carolina viii meet at the Tri-
state Headquarters at Raleigh on
Wednesday, January II. At this
meeting the tobacco territory of the
three States will be divided into
twenty-five districts, and arrange
ments made for clcct!nG TIN first
board OF directors, one director from
each district.
The membership fec. which is now
50 for the five years, will also he
raised to $40. Mr.. Wilson says that
500 contracts have come in during
the last week from Bedford. and over
800 from Franklin County. Cons!d-
erinE the fact that the Franklin cam
paien only started the 9Th OF Deccm-
Der. she is max ing "a splendid record.
sixty tobacco locals In these two
counties viii meet Saturday night.
December 81, 10 choose delegates /.
the county meetings 20 be held at
Rocky Mount on Monday. January =,
at II o'clock, and at Bedford, Satur-
day, January H. at ! o'clock. In
Franklin County, where the cam
paiGn was late getting uador WAY.
great efforts are being made to have
the count! solid by the time the mem
hcrship fee is raised. At the meet
ings Saturday night the members
VIII divide themselves into groups
of three and again canvass the county
for additional signers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

TO CLAIM INTEREST
IN FERRY SYSTEM
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

lopeCiuI 10 Inc llfncs- DIS pate
PORTSMOUTH. VA. Dec. 2G.-The
city OF South Norfolk. which with
drew from Norfolk County In Jam
uary. 1921, Incorporating as a munich
pality OF the second class. has indi-
Gated that IL will claim. in the final
adjustment OF affairs with Norfolk
County. an interest In the Ports
mouth City and Norfolk County ferry
system. now being operated by the
United States Housing Corporation.
under war communicating measure.
South Norfolk has been asked by
Norfolk County TO assume sIA6.ST7 Of
bonds issued by the county. as It's
proportion Of the responsibility for
their retirement. the ratio being
placed at onc-cighth. on Il basis OF
population In South Norfolk. The
assumption by South Norfolk of bonds
TO the extent requested by the county
VIII require an annual Interest and
sinking fund payment Of sl3.G5G on
the part OF tho new city.
Mayor Rowland and city Attorney
Dcvancy have intimated that south
Norfolk viii claim onc-ciyiIth in
'crcst in the ferry system. and may
clusion. counterproposai in ref
crcncc 10 bond assumption is expected
from the Council of South Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
NEGRO IS OUTW|TTED
BY DANV|LLE WOMAN
Black Forces Way Into Home
and Attempts TO Attack
Mrs. Sigman.
rLEEs Ar POINT OF PISTOL
Gives Alnrm md Police Capture
Mnn and Place Him In City JAIL
No Mob Violence IL AnticI-
lspecial to Tho Times pispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANNIl.l.E, VA, Dee. 26.-Mrs.
Percy Sisman. who lives near
Schuoliicld. was more than II match
last night for Sol Douglas. Il negro.
who is alleged to have attempted to
force his way into her home while
she was alJnc.
After vainiy arguing with tho NO
gro she fled down Il hallway, secured
AN automatic revolver and Tired
twice at the intruder then in her
house, tie at once ran. but was later
caught by the Schnolncld police and
is now In JAN awaiting trial.
SIR. Sigman was not at the house
at the time. shortly before mid =
ana Mrs. Sigman. not realizing that
Seeing The negro she promptly
slammed the door in his face snd
told him that her husband was not
there
She quotes Douglas as saying. Il,
~ not your husband ] want. but You.
DUuS las then is said TO HAY" thrown
his weight against tbs door, break :
in. IL open, whcrcon Mrs Sigman
running into her bedroom secured
her husbands revolver and shot at
tho negro.
The black had had dealings with
her husband. and for tina, reason
she was able To identify him. After
the terrifying experience. Mrs. sig
man notincd the police and group
OF schoolncld officers Ken, TO the
negroes home ana arrested him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
CHRISTMAS VACATION
GIVEN ON MERIT BASIS
V. NJ. |. Students TO Number
of 800 Given Furloughs
This Year.
Especial 30 The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The TimcS-DiSpatC
LEXINGTON. VA, Dec. 25.-Gen.
Il. W. Nichols. superintendent OF
the Virginia Military Institute, an
nounccd today that within :, few
days Lieut. Richard b. Madigar. field
artillery. United states Army. Will
arrive here TO assume his Anew duties
as special instructor in motors.
Lieutenant MadiGar is "A graduate OF
West Point. Ills arrival Will in
augmratc practically the Htth unit
of the Reserve officers Training
Corps at the Institute. namely. mo-
COR transport. This work VIII he
confined tn the two upper classes Of
cadets, the first and second. The
other Il. .. 7. &. units now in ypcra-
,ion. with fun equipment. at ;hc in
stitute are infantry. Held artillery.
cavalry and engineering.
The three hundred and more cadets
who won a Christmas Through OF
one week granted this year rs last
when 1t was given for the first time
in the history OF the institute on u
merit basis. will return next Thurs
day night. Those cadets who were
proficient in all academic and milf
records were exemplary. won the
Through. The other cadets remained
here and are pursuing the usual
duties in the usual way, the academic
work being in the nature of re-
view
The midycar examinations will
begin next Friday morning at 10
O'Clock and will continue until Jan
uaty ol The second term will start
on January "a.
Genera! Leonard Wood, Governor
General Of the Philippines. repre-
scented the Virginia Military Insti-
tutc in the Far Eastern Educational
Congress and at the inauguration Of
DIT. Guy l.. Benton as president Of
the University OF the Philippines.
These ceremonies took place last
week at Manila. General Wood. in n
letter TO General Nichols, said: Il
shall he delighted to represent the
Virginia Military Institute on the oc-
chs!on you refer to or any other oc-
casion. as have for your institution
Il great respect and real Affection"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
HEAVY BUSINESS AT
NORFOLK POST-OFFICE

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 2G.-Thc
climax OF business NJ the Norfolk
post-oHice wac reached Saturday
morning when carriers out Of the
DeBrce station delivered 1865 pounds
OF hrst-class mail. The bulk OF this
mail Was Christmas cards. So heavy
was the mail that "a relay system was
devised 10 expedite the delivery.
Motorcycle vans carried sacks OF
mail already sorted by the carriers
to special hoa"s on their routes. from
which they re secured as fast as
one sack Was emptied.
From December - to December %.
inclusive. "A total OF 3G.565 insured
parcels were mailed through the Nor
folH office. Five hundred and twenty
two 9. -. -. packages were also
mailed. while other parcels not in
surcd brings the total close To tho
10000 mark. Incoming packages
were almost double that number.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
DANNILLE YOUTH HURT
By "UNLOADED" PISTOL

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
pANNii.I.E. VA, Dec. 26.--Thc
'unIondcd" ulSiol PLAYED It's role
here during the Christmas season
When Frank Pollock. wcll-known
young llauyillc man. was painfully
injured by Ice \. Wilson. The TWO
wcr" ia Il local poogoom. Pollock
having q SINAI. toy pistol usci TO
dctonH;c blanks. Both men had been
playing Win the empty pistol and
:ih nut II down When Wilson picked
IL un again h. thought IL was stilt
unloadcd. lie placed IL close To Pol
locks head and nred. The waddinG
made IAN ugly wound In the corner
OF rollock's mouth and part OF his
face WAS scared by the blast and i'm
pregnatcd with gunpowdcr. II was
necessary Ia scrapc the bone and 10
Inject anti-tctanus scrun.