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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-12-26
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EIGHT KILLED IN
500 train WRECK
Rear Car Jumps Track at Switch,
Bumps Along Ties for 800
Feet, Then Topples Over.

Chippawa Falls, Wis.-Eight Christ.
mas holiday travellers were killed at
the Chippewa river high bridge here
when the cafe-observation car of a
Minneapolis to Chicago passenger
train plunged from the trestle, turned
over in the air and crashed upside
down into the river. 80 feet below
The dead are: Barbara Spencer,
baby; Mrs. Henry Jones of Sioux City,
Iowa; Charles M. Pardoe of Minneap-
oils; Mrs. Florence Higus, daughter
of Pardoe, also of Minneapolis; Ken
meth ]. Henderson of Moose Jaw,
Sask.; Richard w. Sharp, Vancouver,
B. c., and John L. Dunno of New
York City; Miss Morrissey of Stevens
Point
Rats Used to Search Wreck.
A switch bolt snapped in the 10 de-
gree below zero cold and derailed the
car, after most of the train had passed
safely over the switch. Locked in
the car, the Mortified passengers saw
it leave the rails, bump over ties for
200 feet along the trestle edge, then
topple over. A baby and two women
were dashed against the side of the
car and killed. Men smashed the
windows and tried to swim to safely,
as the water poured into the over
turned car. Two men swan almost
to the shore, only to go down, ex-
hausted by the icy water. They
downed before help could reach them.
Rescuers pushed out in boats,
smashed their way into the car and
found four dead, others dying. Water
soaked clothing froze quickly. Many
of the injured face death from pneu-
mOnia
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-12-26
Insurance on Smyrna Fires voided.

London-Insurance policies valued
at s100,000.000 were made worthless
by decision of the British CONNER
cial court that the fire at Smyrna af-
ter it was captured by the Turks was
an act of war and not an accident.
The suit was brought by the American
Tobacco Company against the Guard
ian Assurance Company for the value
of goods destroyed in the fire, and it
was agreed that it should he test
case for all insurance, which amounted
to S100,000,000. One British firm alone
loses over s5,00o.0c0 by the de,isicn
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-12-26

Perfumes, Cosmetics Cost III Millions.
Washington-The nation spent con-
siderable more than Silt, 175,741 for
its perfumes, cosmetics and toilet pre-
parations last year, according to fig
ures made public by the census bu-
reau showing an increase over 1921 Of
approximately $26,000,000. The total
in that year was s90,756, 063.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09
STATE OF IDAHO
Executive Department.

Whereas, 1t appears from the an
nexed papers duly authenticated by
F. A. Jeter, secretary of state of the
state of Idaho, that certain corpor-
ations enumerated therein have be-
come delinquent because of their
failure to comply with the require
ments of Sections 47S1 and 4782 OF
the Idaho Compiled Statutes, as is
more particularly set out in said pa
pers.
Now, therefore, l, c. c. Moore,
governor of the state of Idaho, do
hereby proclaim and declare under
and by virtue of Section 4784 of the
Compiled Statutes, that the charters
of such delinquent domestic corpor-
atoms will be forfeited and the
right of such foreign corporations
to do business in this state will be
forfeited, unless payment OF the
said license tax, together with the
penalty for such delinquency, pro-
vided for in said Section 1882, be
made to the secretary OF state on or
before the hour of o'clock p. m.
on the 30th day of November, 1924.
In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal of the State. Done
at Boise, the capital of Idaho, this
LIST day of October, 1924.
(Great Seal of the State of Idaho)
C. C. Moore, Governor.
Attest: F. A. Jeter, seer, etary OF
state.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09

Power Company.
Paris Roller Milling Company.
Parquette & Hanson Company.
Limited.
Payette Improvement G. Boom
Company.
Payette Motor Sales Company.
Payette Twin Falls Land & I'm
provement Company
Payette Valley Produce Ex-
change.
Peterson-Pow Company.
Phelps Construction Company.
Phoenix Exploration Company.
Picabo Amusement Association,
Inc.
Plummer Warehouse Company,
The.
Pocatello Athletic Club, The.
Pocatello Milling G. Elevator
Company.
Pocatello Wholesale Company
POnderay Mining & Smelling
Company.
Prairie Flour Mill Company.
Preston Implement Company,
The
Proctor & Gamble Distributing
Company, The.
Producers Milling and Elevator
Company.
Profile Metals Company
Raft River Land & Livestock
Company.
Ramey Waste Ditch Company
Reed Level Mining Co.
Reeves Bros. Company.
Republic Consolidated Mining &
Refining Company.
Rexburg Commercial Building
Corporation.
Rexburg Real Estate Company.
Rex Consolidated Mining Com
pany
R. Hardesty Manufacturing
Company, The.
Riverside Improvement Com
pany.
R. j. Price Mining Company.
Roberts and Schaefer Company.
Rocky Mountain Placer Com
pany.
Rose Lake Lumber Company.
Ltd,
Ruby Land and Loan Company.
Rudisill Skinner Smith Auto
Company.
Rupert Labor Association.
R. w. Bird Fuel Company.
Salmon River Placer Mining
Company.
Saint Charles Roller Mills, Feed
and Elevator Company, The.
st. Maries Hospital Association.
Samuel J. Rich Company, The.
Savoy Cafe.
Seattle Cattle Loan Co.
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09
Anderson Koon Company.


Bank of Hansen.
Bank of Montpelier.
Banks Investment Company, The
Beet Growers Sugar Company.
Benewah Investment Company.
Big White Store Company
Binnard Ranch Company.
Birch Creek Irrigation Company
Bjorkland & McKenna Company
Ltd.
Blackfoot-B m Livestock
Company.
Blackfoot Undertaking Company
Black Pearl Mining Company.
Black Rock Mining Co.
Blue Line, Inc, The.
Boise City Canal Company.
Boise Live Stock Company.
Boise-Mountain Home Irrigation
Company, The.
Boise-Payette Valley Spray Manu-
featuring Company.
Bonanza Gold Mining Company.
Boomers Ferry Abstract & Title
Co.
Bonners Ferry Hospital.
Boss Zinc Mining Company.
Boulder Greek Mines Incorporat-
ed.
Boulder Creek Mining and Mill
ing Company, Limited.
;, Boundary Abstract Company, Ltd.
Bowers-Schweitzer Company, Linn
tied.
Boyd Corporation, The.
Boyle-Rockwood Hardware Com
pany.
Brown-Ebbert & Company, Cor
poration.
Browns Ditch Company.
Buena Vista Gold Mines Company.
Bull Manufacturing & Implement
Company.
Bull Meat Market, The.
Buhl Publishing Company.
Burke Livestock Company
Burley Sand and Gravel Company.
Butte Bostonian Mining Company.
Butte County Abstract Company
Butte Townsite Company.
Caldwell Glass Company.
Caldwell Traction Company, Lin
ited
California Land Company
California Mining Company
California Tale Corporation
Camas Prairie Development Com
pany.
Canyon Creek Dairy Company,
Limited.
Capital City Investment Company,
The.
Carbonate Mining and Milling
The.
Carey State Bank.
Carey Valley Threshing Machine
Company.
Carlson-Lusk Hardware Company,
The.
Carriboo Gold and Copper Com
pany, Limited, The.
Carssow Drug Company.
Castle Creek Oil and Refining
Company.
C. E. Anderson, Inc.
Central Idaho Investment Com
)any.
Century Mining and Milling Com
,any.
Chicago Mining Company.
Chinese American Motor Car Com
,any.
Citizens Cooperative Co.
Coast To Coast Auto Club.
Occur DAlene Lead and Silver
lining Company.
Occur D'Alene Vulcan Mining
company. |,
Cold Springs Livestock Company,
limited.
Colonial Investment Company.
Columbia Development Company.
Colusa Mining Company, Limited.
Commercial Investment Company. {
Consolidated Music Co.
Consumers Gas & Oil Company
Cooperative Exchange.
Cooperative Publishing Co.
Cottonwood Grazing Association. {
Cottonwood Live Stock Company
Cover Sheep Company.
Cow Company, Inc. u
Crane Oil Company.
Crown Motor Car Company. Up
C. R. Shaw Wholesale Company.
C. R. Shipman Fuel Company. n
Culdesac State Bank.
Custer County Stage Company,
le.
c. w. Felt Incorporated.
C. W. Gray Investment Company. A
Dairymen's COOPERATIVE Cream
Y of Boise Valley. u
Darlington Land and Irrigation
mpany, Limited. =.
Davie Grain & Fuel Company, o.
mited, The.
Dean & Company. 20
Delco Investment Company.
Depot Cab Company. -
Dion Lumber Company. -l
Dixon Carburetor Company.
Mining Company. r.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09

List of Delinquent Corporations.
1924.
Addington Auto Company.
A. E. Wright & Sons.
Ames Gardner Company.
American Asbestos Mining & Mil
ling Company, The.
American Falls Motor Company
American Falls Oil & Develop
ment Company.
American Mining and Milling
Company.
American Publishing Company.
American State Bank of American
Falls, The.
Angel Ridge Telephone Company,
Limited.
Argosy Mining and Milling Com
pany, Limited
Atwood Motor Company
Aultman & Taylor Machinery
Company, The.
Auto Electric & Tire Company.
Baker Steamer Sales & Service
Company of Idaho.
Bancroft Mercantile Company,
The.
Banda Waterworks Company.
Bankers Discount Corporation.
Bankers Reserve Deposit Com
pany, The.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09
STATE OF IDAHO
Department of State.

1, F. A. Jeter, secretary of state
of the state of Idaho, do hereby GER
tify, as directed by the provisions
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09

Knollin-Black Company.
Kootenai Ranches, Inc.
X. o. Products Company.
Laker Land & Loans.
Lake Valley Land Company.
Lansing Silver-Lead Mining Com
pany.
Lauer Mercantile Company.
Lawyers Canon Coal Mining Co.
Company.
Leader Hardware Company, Lin
tied.
Legal Tender Mining Company
Limited.
Lemhi Irrigation and Orchard
Company, Limited.
Leo Brothers Company.
| Lessey Canal and Irrigation Com
pany.
Lewis-Clark Mining and Smelt-
ing Company.
Lewiston Portland Cement Com
pany.
Liberty Oil Company of Idaho,
The.
Lincoln Farms Company.
Lion Coal Company.
| Logan Piano Company.
Lolo Lumber Company.
Mccoy Grain Company.
Madison Development Company,
The.
Madison Motor Company.
Magnet Mining and Milling Com
pany, The.
Mail Printing & Office Supply
Company.
Majectic Bottling Company.
| Marshall Sheep Company.
May Queen Mining Company.
Mears-Lindsley Ranch Co.
Melcher Mining and Milling Com
pany.
Meridian Motor Company. Incor-
!porated.
Metropolitan Cedar Company.
Michelin Tire Company.
Michigan Idaho Lumber Com
pany
Midvale Mining Company.
Midvale Trading Company.
Miller Mercantile Company.
Mineral Products Corporation.
Minerals Exploration Company.
Minidoka Project Improved
Farms Company.
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron
Company.
Monroe Clothes, Inc.
Montana-Idaho Copper Company. |
Montour Farmers Ditch Com
pany.
Mortgage Bond Company.
Mountain Chief Mining Com
pany.
Mountain Home Cooperative Irri-
cation Company.
Muldoon Reservoir Company.
Mutual Coal Company.
Nampa Trading & Sales Co.
National Lumber Company.
Neeley Hardware Company.
Netherlands Investment Com
pany Of America
Neva Copper Company.
Nevada Bellevue Copper Co.
Neva Zinc and Lead Company.
Nez Perez Motor and Supply
Company.
New Discovery Mining Company,
rhe.
New Era Gold Dredging Com
'any.
New Plymouth Storage Com
any, Limited.
New York Idaho Exploration
company.
New York Mountain Chief Con-
Mining Company.
Nielsen Sheep Company.
Noble Ditch Company, Limited,
he.
Northern Grain & Warehouse
ompany. 80
Northwestern Fruit Exchange.
Odeon Dance Hall Company.
Old Bonaparte Mining & Devel-
pment Company.
Oldfield Tire Company, The.
Oneida County News, Limited,
he.
Oneida Farmers Union Com
my, Ltd, The.
Orchard Irrigation Company.
Orofino Mining Co., The.
Orofino Reorganization Com
my.
Overland Pharmacy Company,
mited.
Overland Orchards Company. =
Owyhee Farms Company.
Pacific Agency Company, Inc.
Pacific Coast Elevator Company.
Pacific Cooperative Poultry Pro-
Icers.
Painter Sheep Company. I
Pangborn Aircraft Company.
Panhandle Electric Railway &
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09

|
G. E. Miller & Company.
Gem State Furniture Co., Ltd.
Gem State Gas and Oil Company
/ General Construction Company
Geo. MCGOWAN Company, Limited
Gilmore Hospital Company, Lin
tied.
Gold Coin Mining Company.
Gold Crater Mines Company.
Golden Rose Mines Company.
Golden Rule Mines, Limited.
| Gold Medal M. & M. Company.
Gold Mines Company.
Grand Union Tea Company.
Granger Laboratories Inc.
Granger Mineral Company.
The Granite Investment Com
pany.
Grant Six Auto Company Limit
ed.
Gray Automatic Copy Indicator
Company.
| Gray News Company.
| Graystone Orchard Farm.
Great Northern Mines Company
Great Western Land and I'M
provement Company.
Grimmett-Black Otter Irrigation
Company.
Growers Exchange of Emmett,
Idaho.
Grunwald Mirror Adjuster Com
pany.
Halcyon Ranch, Inc.
Happy Bill' Mines Co.
Harmony Mines Company
Harris Brothers Drug Company,
Limited.
Hartenbower-Smee Company
Hartford Mining Company, Lin
tied.
Hayden Lake Orchard & Stock
Company.
Hays, Sloan & Lewis.
Hazelton Auto Company, Limit
ed, The
Henrietta Exploration Company.
H. F. Norton Co.
Highland Machine Company, The
Homedale Fruit Growers Associ-
alton.
Home Land Company.
Howell Stampless Quartz Mill
Company, The
Hubbard-Lindsey Company.
iberia Hotel Company.
Idaho Alfalfa Milling Company.
Idaho Box and Lumber Company.
Idaho Dairy Products Company.
Idaho Democrat Mine, Incorpor-
ated.
Idaho Falls Abstract and Title
Company.
Idaho Falls Investment Company,
The.
Idaho Falls Laundry Company.
Idaho Farms Company.
Idaho Fruit and Vegetable Ex-
change.
Idaho Home Owners Loan and
Investment Company.
Idaho Ice and Coal Company.
Idahome Grain and Produce
Company.
Idaho Metals Company.
Idaho Mine Development Com
ANY.
Idaho Northern Mineral Com
ANY.
Idaho Oklahoma Oil Develop
nent Company, Limited.
Idaho Packing Company.
Idaho Physicians Supply &
Company, The.
Idaho Potato Growers Marketing ,
Idaho Prune Growers Associa-
on.
Idaho Silver Mining Company.
Idaho State Poultry and Pet
took Association, The.
Idaho Tire and Rubber Com
any, Incorporated.
Imperial Farms, Inc.
Independent Printing and Pub
shing Company.
Indian Cache Ranch.
Inland Empire Mining & Milling
Inland Empire Securities Com
my.
Intermountain Livestock Loan
Interstate OI COIpOIdtiOu.
James Henderson Company, The. -
Jefferson Title & Abstract Com :
ny.
Jerome Cemetery Association, p'
mited, The.
Jerome County Fair Association.
]. NJ. Bellinger Investment Com
ny. -
Johnson Investment Company.
Jorgensen Service Incorporated. -
Karn Oil Company.
Keele Ditch Company, Limited.
Kellogg United Mines Company.
Kelly Creek Mining Company,
e.
Kerr Clifford Warehouse Com al
ny.
King Hill Fruit Growers Associ-
on.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-09

of Section 4784 OF the Idaho Com
piled Statutes, that the annexed
sheets contain list of ell corpora
tions, both foreign and domestic,
which have failed to pay the annual
license tax for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1925, within the time
required by law. to wit, between the
first day of July, 1924, and on or
before the first day of September,
1924, and which corporations have
therefore become delinquent in the
payment of said tax, as provided
for in Section 1882 of the Compiled
Statutes
And l further certify that the
said list contains the names of all
corporations which are exempt from
the payment of said annual license
tax, provided they file their annual
statement within the time specified
in Section 47S0 of the Idaho Com
piled Statutes, but which have failed
to file in this department, within
the time limit mentioned above,
such annual statement showing that
they are entitled to exemption, and
have therefore become delinquent
and are required to pay the annual
license tax according to the provi-
sions of Sections 4781 and 4782 of
the Compiled Statutes
In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal of the State. Done
at Boise, the capital of Idaho, this
1st day of October, 1924.
(Great Seal of the State of Idaho.)
F. A. Jeter, Secretary of State.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08

seed alfalfa in your section of Geor-
gia. This crop should be in the
ground by Novembre /, and prefer
ably. by the 18th Of October. Late
seeding of alfalfa has not proven
satisfactory in our experience. Al
falfa gives it's best results on red
land. We have not secured a per-
manent stand of it on sandy land
here or in any other part of the
state You should select your rich
est and strongest soils on which to
plant this crop. If you have part
of stand, then I suggest that you
cross-disc the balance of the field
as soon as possible. Get it as free
Of weeds and trash as you can. |
would not attempt to pillow land OF
which you expect to seed alfalfa
at this season of the year. This
crop needs a firm seeded. If you
were to break the land now, the
soil would be too loose to insure
the uniform and rapid termination
of the seed. Secure western alfalfa
seed of guaranteed quality. You
should be able to get what you need
from any reliable scotsman. Sow
twenty pounds per acre. Cross
seeding is desirable. Cover the seed
into the ground with a weeder. Be
sure to inoculate the seed thor
oughly After the alfalfa has come
to a stand. it is good policy to top
dress it with the well-rotted yard
manure to which you refer. An
abundance of this material shoul1
be used. Five hundred pounds of
acid phosphate per acre will also
prove helpful. The use of one hun
dred pounds Of manure salts along
with the acid phosphate will also
prove beneficial. We do not think
it necessary to use any more lime
just at this time.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08

your happy band Of boys and girls. As this
| is my first attempt l will not stay long
What do You cousins do for pastime? /
read. hunt and other things for pastime. I
will not describe myself this time, as said
| would not stay long. All who want to
write to Florida boy, let your letters
come to
MAXWELL MANULTY.
P. s.. A merry Christmas and happy
New Year to all.
Dear Folks; Here | come again, Just to
wish each and every one a merry, merry
Christmas. Wonder If any of you remem-
her me? I had very pleasant visit with
so very much for printing my letter, as
I've gained sweet friend who has tubercu-
AS 1 stated in former letter, my being a
| tubercular victim, I'm still in bed, running
a very light temperature almost every day.
But oh! I've gained forty pounds since I
was put to complete rest, which will be a
year December u next Wednesday,. I'll
tell YOU folks, it surely is had to be confin-
cd indoors, but I'm cheerful and happy all
the time, and feel that l shall be we'll
disease as lots of sick folks do. So let me
tell any of you who are sick or afflicted
any way, make up your mind TO be cheer
ful trust in God and look to Him to heal
and restore you to good health. for He is
the greatest physician of all. lie is such
wonderful God, without Him wouldn' t
nave all tne neauIlINt flowers and, on. eV-
erything which we have to make the world
beautiful. I'm such a great lover Of flow
rrs and birds, though we haven't but very
few flowers now The Letter Box is get
ting more interesting every day I enjoy
the nice letters from different states and
think it's nice for any one to describe them
selves, so we can picture them in our minds
and feel as though we had personally met
l notice some of the cousins don't like that
Do you. Aunt Julia2 Mrs. Clara Williams
Miami, Okla, l surely enjoyed your let
ter, and would like for you to write me. I
Just know you have a jolly time hunting
with your husband. OH Aunt Julia, don't
think I'm greedy and want all the space
this time, for I'm now fixing to leave.
have beautiful little poem I'd like to
pass ii along. All who care to write let
tiers, I'll assure them an answer. Am TWEEN
ty-seven years old. I have black hair. blue
eyes and fair complexion. Best wishes to
all.
MRS. A. L. HUGULEY.
Pine NIount, Fla.
Your poem on Happiness" has appeared
in the Letter Box.-Aunt Julia.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells How to Darken Gray Hair
With a Homemade Mixture

Joicey Williams, the we1l.knowr
American actress. recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how to darken it, with a home
made mixture:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will gradually
darken gray, streaked or faded hair
and make it soft and glossy. To a
half-pint of water add l ounce of bay
rum, a small box Of Barbo Com
pound, and IA ounce of glycerine.
''These ingredients can be bought
at any drug store at very little cost
Apply to the hair twice week until
the desired shade is obtained. This
will make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. 1t does not
color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off,
advertisement J
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08

crash, and the noise of wrecked tenn
pers and exploding wrath.
Father, an -willed, tyrannical
gentleman, who has ruled his little
world like a despot, cannot get along
with John, who IS of the same fiber,
and equally determined to have his
own way and do as he pleases. Fa-
Their and John may have a very
sincere affection for each other and
admire each others good qualities
but can never be together an hour
without getting into fight over
something.
Mother is a born manager one of
the ladies who honestly believe, with
the famous F'renchman, that she
could have saved the Almighty from
making some notifying mistakes
if she had been consulted at the
creation. Mary is mothers own
daughter in her perfect belief that
she knows exactly how to run the
universe. What wonder, then, that
they clash over every gown and hat
that is bought; over every man that
comes to see Mary; over everywhere
that Mary goes?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08
F ARM EDUCATION
BY DR.. ANDREW M. SOULE

ture suggested. After the petals fall,
but before the ca1yx closes, use lime
sulphur, degree Baume', with l
pound arsenate of lead powder per
so gallons of water This application
is made to protect your fruit against
damage from the cooling moth,
scab and curculio. Two or three
weeks after the petals fall, use the
spray indicated above for the same
purpose and for protection against
the leaf spot and sooty blotch.
About eight weeks after the petals
fail, use Bordeaux mixture made
UP in the strength of 1850, with 1
pound arsenate of lead powder per
80 gallons of spray. This is to pro-
tect your fruit against blotch and
bitter rot. This may seem like a.
lot of trouble to you, but if these
suggestions are carefully carried
out, YOU viii harvest a beautiful
crop of aDpleS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08
Baby Born In Auto,
In Zero Weather, Is
Reported Doing Well

CHICAGO, Jan. Sat 4:S0 O'Clock
this morning Fred Cordes hurriellIv
bundled his wife in blankets. helped
her to their automobile and started
a mad drive for a hospital.
The intense cold interfered with
the working OF the auto: the motor
coughed a few times and cana to
a halt near a police station.
Cordes explained the situation to
the desk sergeant. Only the regula.
ton open small cars used by the
police "flivver squads" were avail.
able. The Cordes entered and a
patrolman started a reckless drive
TO the nearest hospital.
Hall way to the institution, in a
temperature OF Il degrees below
zero the baby arrived. 1t was FIVE
minutes before the party arrived at
the hospital.
Tender, skilled hands took over
the mother and child, and ten min.
uteS later a smiling nurse announced
to Cordes:
ITS boy; weighs ten pounds:
both are doing we'll
Physicians said neither the moth
err nor child would suffer from their
experience.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-08
Hardware Men Surrender
On ENLIGHTENMENT Charges

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. S.
B. P. Kidd, r. A. Kidd and Robert
o. Bossinger, former officers Of the
d-Bossinger Hardware Co., sur
rendered to the sheriff here today to
answer to charges of embezzlement
and grand larceny. Indictments
against the men were returned late
yesterday.
The Kidd-Bossinger Co. recently
sold its assets and went out of bust.
ness after financial difficulties.