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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
10 S. Santa Ee. Phones 61G.S11
Al.Steel safes and CabinetA Ths
Fest. O'Brien Printing Go.

VISITS BROTHER HERE-Joseph
Farley. brother of J. r. Farley head
of the Minnequa steel works detective
department. and in charge of the en-
ployment office, left yesterday for the
east after a several days stay with his
brother here. The visitor, who very
much resembles Former President w.
IT. Taft, and has often been taken for
the now chief justice of the United
States supreme court, Is a resident OF
Chicago: he is adiuster for several or
the country's leading insurance COM
panies.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
COMMITTEE.
THE PUEBLO RABBIT and Ca

THE PUEBLO RABBIT and Cavy
club were represented at the Denver
Stock show by X. NJ. Frey. r. w.
Carlton. and B. NJ. Trostle. They had
20 head OF stock entered and received
~ ribbons on rabbits and cavies.
Trostle secured the capital prize of
the show by being awarded special
for the best doc. all breeds competing
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
Persona AIS

Miss Gussie Goldberger has return
ed from an extended visit in the south
DIR. f. II. Wilson left today for Den
YER on a business trip.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
DISCHARGED
DEFENDANTS

William Cole and NJ. !. Lang were
charged with stealing 800 watch
and a $40 ring from Tom Walpole on
October 4. a search warrant put into
action by Constable Sam NrAlister.
resulted in tho finding Of nothing. Ihe
hearing was a sort or Katydid and
Katydidn't affair, and 90 Justice Cor
son discharged tho defendants
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

radiator. 30 crippllns the car that A
continuanco of the trip was out OF the
question. ,,,,,...,.,s 80
,,-i,h lie cargo "limped" back 10 the
civ, The prisoners we're returned to
tho county Jail and the car was sent
to an auto hospital
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
Some Kindlins!
Some Load!
Newton Lumber Co., Phone
108.

ELITE Studio first class kodak fin
ishing. 207 n. Main.
NEW CAR FOR CHfEF-A new
0ve-passcnGer Essex automobile has
been purchased by the city for use by
Chief OF Police G.. T. Johnson. Tho
Essex spcedstcr formerly used by the
speed cop. has been disposed of. as
tho speed cop is now using a motor
cycle, johnson will usc the car to
get to scenes of disaster and other inn
portant calls, as Monday night when
two officers were wounded and
bandit Killed.
WE challenge the world to beat the
Challenge Horseradi.h. ioc bottle
500 ". Ith st.
Pikcvicw Semi -Bitun,Jnous
Coal
$3.50
Pixies Peak Consolidated Fuel Co.
Phone 122519o9
FIN AND FEATHER CLUB-The
Pueblo Fin and Feather Club, the
members of which embrace the best
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

Is MADE DEPUTY Herbert G.
Baker. connected for long time with
the law office OF Dcvire. Preston &
Storer. has been appointed bv Pueblo
Trustee Todd G. Sturer as deputy pub
lie trustee. The statute provides for
such an appointment. and Mr.. Baker
viii have fun power to act at such
times as Mr.. Storer may be out OF
the city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
NOTICE

LON L. SfLt.S has moved his real
eetate office to 2Oa W. ith street Ia
tn. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
LEGION OAGAN|ztS
FLOOD RESCUE CORPS

A flood rescue corps is being organ-
ized by Pueblo Post Number . of ths
American Legion. The corps will drIl
regularly ard will be for tho sole npr-
pose of rescue work I'm case OF an
o.icr flood and not for police duty AT
any emergency, according 70 Com
mandcr John Barnard, Wednesday.
The plans have not been completed.
hut a committee is Mt that task. The
general plans call for TWO stations.
ono on the south sid, and tho other on
the north side OF the river At tho
stations will be kept boats, lifcsavcrs,
and everything necessary 10 rescue
persons from swirling waters. Tho city
commissioners will be requested 10 ail
On tho rcaliza ton OF the stations.
A set of signals will be arranged to
be sounded in case OF flood, aud the
,,,.r,hcrs of the corps will Immediately
renort TO the stations, which will be n
charge of tho officials of the corps
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
NOTICE OF MEETING

All who are opposed to the paving
of the West Side district at this time.
come to meeting of the protesters
At 1922 West 18th Street, Thursday
evening at 7:3o.
Mrs. w II. Altaffer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

CLOSING; OUT ladies' coats and
dresses A. prices too cheap to mention.
BRAUN'S. ioa North Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

ss cents for regulation Army Wrap
Puttees at the Army Goods store, 2e1
20, Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

HEARING CONTINUED.-Harol
Johnson. charged with stealing $40
worth OF clothing from his wife, and
then tearing up the garments. was to
have been tried in Justice Hart's court
yesterday. but on motion OF the de-
fendant who related that his attorney
was out OF the city. the hearing was
continued to February l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

ALL DAY MEET1NG-Ladies Ala
Of Northern Ave. NJ. f. Church will
hold an all day meeting Thursday in
the cast room OF the church. All
ladies are requested to be present.
Plan TO come early and bring your
lunch. We have work which must be
finished. Let us each and every one
remember that there is no real life.
other than one OF Service. We
need your help.
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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01
MISS TAYLOR TESTIFIES THAT
TWO YOUNG MEN ATTEMPTED TO
COMMIT ASSAULT UPON PERSON
Stanley Butler and Robert Spain Are Accused OF
Most Serious Offense- Warrants of Ar
rest Issued-Accused Left Town
Auto Ride on Jonesboro Road

attacked by the two young men
riding in the car with her.
The witness stated that at very
lonely spot along the public ROAD
the car was stopped and Indecent
proposals were made to her. She
said she emphatically told them that
she was not of that type. She SAID
the two young men then stepped
from the car, talked for a feW
minutes and returned to the We
hicle when they observed she was
making an effort to start the car
TO get away from them. She sald
one of them seized her, handled
her roughly and then tied hand
kerchief over her mouth and forced
her. to leave the car, having 1alled
to accomplish what she considered
was their aim.
After the car drove away the
young woman said she was much
frightened but soon located a farm
house. from which she was directed
to the home of Mr.. Hurd, short
distance away. Mr.. Hurd imme-
diately took the young woman into
his home. After listening to her
story he conveyed her to her home
in this city, on East Lake street,
arriving in the city far past mid
night.
1t is claimed by Sheriff Stepp that
both Butler and Spain left the city
Sunday night. presumably catching
the north bound Missouri Pacific
train. leaving here near midnight.
Their whereabouts are unknown.
1t was intimated by those close
to the young men that they were
drinking liquor Sunday evening, ana
went upon one of the many night
automobile brawls that's creating
much annoyance to citizens living
in the rural districts. Sunday
nights. it appears, have been chosen
as a popular occasion for wlld
auto episodes.
The news of the incident was re-
ported upon the streets yesterday
morning but no legal process was
entered upon till this morning when
Sheriff Stepp and Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Craig summoned the young
woman to appear before ESQ. Brewer
to make statements upon which in
formation for warrants of arrests
could be issued.
| The charge of attempted assault
upon the person of woman Is a
most serious criminal Offense.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01
MRS. FRANCES HALL ACCEPTS
CHALLENGE ISSUED BY WOMAN
CHARGES HER VIEWING MURDER
Mrs Jane Gibson Stated Widow of Minister Was
Present at Killings Photographers Shot
at Today as They Attempted to Make
Snap Shots of Witness.

New Brunswick, N. j., Oct,
31.-Mrs. Frances Hall, widow
of the slain minister-Rev.
Hall, today accepted the chal-
lenge Of Mrs. Jane Gibson, al
legged eyewitness of the Hall
Mills murder, to face the latter
and specifically deny she was
present when her husband, Rev.
hall, and Mrs, Mills, choir sing
er, were killed.
Mrs. Halls attorney an
nounced OH behalf of the widow
that she is willing to face Mrs.
Gibson. Mrs. Gibson, it will be
remembered, told of identifying
Mrs. Hall as woman in gray
who was present at the murder
and challenged the pastors
widow to meet her face to face
and deny she was not on the
Phillips farm the night Of the
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01
GOVERNOR ALLEN ANNOUNCES
HISPROCRAM FOR 0USTINC XII
KLUXKLAN ORDER FROM STATE
Head of Invisible Empire" Serves Notice in Inter.
view That Governor Will Have Hard
And Hot Job ON His Hands-klan
Officials Are Calmly Waiting.

the dropping Of the bombshell
which may blow them out Of the
state, as one stated.
George c. McCarron is re-
puted to be one of the chief
members of the state organiza-
ton of the Ku Klux Klan in
Kansas. He has been free to
discuss the impending campaign
to be launched against his mys-
tic order and this morning made
the statement: 'It will be as
hard to drive out the Masons,
Knights of Columbus or any
similar organization as it will
be to run the Klans out of
Kansas"
The issue thus created is the
center of much attention and
the public generally seems eager
to know what the outcome of
the attack against the organi-
cation of the Klan is going to
be.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01
Girl is KEPT A PRISONER IN
ACELLAR FOR A PERIOD TWO
YEARS and TREATED BADLY
Mary DeVine of Chicago is Resued by Police
Body Of Young Woman Bruised From
Whippings Administered To Her
Mother Been Arrested for Cruelty.

and they assigned that as the
reason for her long imprison-
ment. The family recently
moved to this country from
Bohemia and evidently was
ashamed Of the girls mental
subnormality.
1t was stated that the only
time the girl was permitted to
get out of the basement prison
was when she was needed to
scrub floors or do other house
work. She was given a bath
this afternoon, the first ono
in two years.
The mother of the girl, Mrs.
Josephine Devine, was imme-
diately arrested and her case
has been continued to November
3rd, that time being set in or
der to give the mistrcated
daughter time in which to re-
cover from her present half
starved condition.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01
]. F. CHRISTY
OF JONESBORO
VISITS ROTARY
Prominent Business Man and
Manager Of Water and
Light System Deliv-
crs an Address. "
(From Tuesdays Daily

j. r. Christy, manager OF the
water and light system
of Jonesboro, is visitor to the city
today and was guest Of honor at the
Paragould Rotary at its luncheon at
the Vandervoort hotel today. He
delivered very interesting address
upon the subject Of Service" the
keynote of Rotary, and his remarks
delighted his hearers.
The Daily Press, on account Of in
sufficient time in which to handle
a detailed report OF the address.
perhaps will give the talk OF the
visitor an extended reference In to-
morrow's issue. There is but very
brief lapse Of time when the Rotary
luncheon closes till the arrival Of
The final minute for the closing
of the Daily Press forms for the
afternoons edition, and ordinarily
every minute Of that time is devoted
to the handling of telegraph news
and such other last minute work
of the edition.
The address was one of much
thought and deserves especial re-
view
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01
James Hodges Dies
After Brief Illness
(From Tuesdays Daily Press)

(From Tuesdays Daily Press)
James Hodges, ageG IA years, died
yesterday afternoon at the local hos
pital following an illness of more
than week of pneumonia. Young
Hodges was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Hodges of Campbell, Mo-, and
had been at the local institution
only few days He is survived by
his parents, two brothers, Earl and
Floyd, three sisters, Misses Mandy,
Effie and Reeithe Hodges. The
body was conveyd to Trice Brothers
Undertaking parlors where it was
prepared for burial and shipped to
his former home at Campbell last
night The funeral and burial were
conducted this afternoon at $3.50.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney j. T.
Craig this morning filed informa-
tion for the arrest of Stanley Butler,
aged %, and Robert Cpain, aged
18, charged with attempting assault
upon the person of Miss Louise Tay-
lor, aged 20, daughter of Mrs. W..
j. Fricke of 231 East Lake street.
The information for the arrest OF
the young men was filed after the
young woman had been summoned
to appear before Esq. w. j. Brewer
this morning at the instance OF
Sheriff Chas. Stepp who had been
investigating the case since Sunday
night when the alleged offense is
supposed to have been committed by
the young men. The scene of the
episode was on or near the Jones'
boro- Paragould road, three miles
south of the Craighead county line.
The young men, it is claimed by the
officer, disappeared from the city
Sunday night.
According to information supplied
the court of Esq. Brewer by the
young woman testifying, she was
brought to the city after midnight
Sunday night by Mr.. Hurd, a resi-
dent of Craighead county residing
near the place where she alleged
the young men committed an at
tempted. assault upon her person.
She claimed that the young men,
after failing in their demands upon
her, forced her to leave their auto
mobile and she was left along the
roadside. She then went to a farm
house, seeking shelter for the night
and was directed to go 10 the home
of Mr.. Hurd, residing near there.
The woman claimed that she was
approached early Sunday evening by
Robert Spain who proposed to her
that they so for an automobile ride;
she said the young man, with whom
she was well acquainted, said he
had made date with Stanley But
Ter and lady associate to ac-
company them. She consented to go
with him and they rode to the home
of the other young woman but the
latter's parents refused to allow
their daughter to accompany them.
The two young men and the Taylor
woman, according to the testimony,
then drove out of the city, going
in the direction of Jonesboro. The
witness testified that it was between
nine and ten O'Clock when she was
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-01

San Francisco, Cal, Oct 31.-I
the body buried in a lonely grave
in Cypress Lawn cemetery that of
Joseph Fury, King of Confidence
Men, or of some nameless devil of
a convict?
If the wooden hcadstone does not
lie, then Joe Fury-s sp-ris = proba-
bly, chortling gleelully today in
some unfathomed corner of Infinity.
for police are now worrying for
fear he is not dead!
Joe Fury was sent to a Texas
prison for 90 years for buncoing