Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 55, Number 14, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 January 1913 — Page 3

STATE HAPPENINGS HOOSIER NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD RECORDED IN BRIEF

Distinauished Children Play in Capital Parks

WVSHINGTON. Washington is full of parks and the parks are full of a perfectly democratic bunch of youngsters, but nevertheless probably the most distinguished aggregation of littie folks to be found in the world, certainly the most distinguished to be fonnd in the parks of any American city. v Among the children In whom everybody is interested are the two littlo granddaughters of William Jennings Bryan. Young William Jennings, junior, is in Washington attending the law course of Georgetown university and living with his young wife and his two baby girls, Mary S. and Holen V. Bryan, out on Biltmoro street. Another very, very distinguished little lady In the matter of ancestors, past und present, is chubby littlo Ifldlth Grant, child of Lieutenant and

Cupid Goes Out Window

i 8 llinv, W. J. Howard wau about to rl way "I pronounce you man and wife' to nrtüun.yonr.üld Elizabeth Walker and Frank Toluon, nineteen ycura old, the other evening at the clergyman's homo, a policeman ontorod the room und arrested thorn. The bridegroom and liMsnboth, with loura In tholr oyoa, bogged' tho pollooman to wait a few mlnutoa before arruHtlng the bride. They uliowod him the lleoiiHu and the ring, but he re iimlnod obdurate. Th next day the principals In the neur'WüddliiK aeono appeared before Judge Do Lucy In tho Juvenile court, und they stoutly nmlnlulned that they Intomlod to bo married anyhow, It developed In the hearing In court that a previous attempt to marry Tolhoii had resulted In Jfltatbuth'a arrest on a ohargo of incorrigibility for which alio wiih plaood on probation for three mouthti. The Judge tried to show her that Iter life, married to young Tolson, would not he all rosea, "Can you make bread, WllmUethV" the oourt Imiulrud, "Vow, sir," Mho replied, honofullv.

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"Yon, Hir."

Mrs. ü. S. Grant II. She is the great granddaughter of President Grant, the granddaughter of Gen. Fred Dent Grant and Senator Elihu Root, Mrs. Grant being the daughter of the New York senator. No little girl in Washington attracts quite so much attention as does little Millicent Change, granddaughter of the. Chinese minister and the only female member of the minister's family who $ears American dress. But when little Miss Millicent goes for her daily walk in the park there is no smarter frocked little lady, and with her round, rosy face and her intensely dark eyes she is a mighty attractive youngster. Washington doesn't see much of the McLean baby, for his parents are in deathly fear of his being kidnaped, letters threatening such a thing having been received by them two years ago in Newport. For some time thereafter tho little heir to all John Walsh's millions went out with a nursemaid and a guard, his baby carriage of stout steel and the dear littlo fellow locked Inside of what literally was a cage. Ho Is not among the children who run unhamperod and only nominally watched by tho gossiping nursemaids who speak overy known language under tho sun.

at Sight , of Policeman

NECKBANDS OF RIBBON

DECORATED WITH MOCK JEWELS, THEY ARE MOST EFFECTIVE.

With Cheap but Carefully Selected Stones a Perfect Imitation of the More Costly Ornaments May Well Be Achieved.

"Cook a steak?" the court uHlcod. "Oh, you. That'll nothing." "Citn you darn nooks and bow on buttons?" "Yum, hIim "Well, do you (ike to do those

Neckbands of velvet ribbon on

which are sewed rhinestones, crystal

or jet beads are easily made and very effective.

The popular width for neck velvets this season is an inch or a trifle more and where the rhinestones are sewed on to simulate slides the inner side of the velvet ribbou is stiffened slightly with a piece of satin covered collar bone. In making such a neckband measure off an inch and a half on each side of the front and at this point sew a. closely set row of tiny brilliants, which cost as little as ten cents a doz

en. So placed and well stiffened underneath these simulate the jeweled slides of tho more expensive neckbands.

This leaves a center space of three Inches for special decoration. A good way lu to festoon, from one upright to tho other, three or four strings Df small beads, lotting tho lower string droop below tho lino of tho velvet band. Another easy decoration Is to ubö a single string of beads for the tho fostoon and in tho middle attach a small pendant. A single pear shaped mock pearl I good for this purpose und so are many of the inexpensive pendants of mock jewol j. Hand made pendants are easily faHhioned by covering with black velvet two oirolos of cardboard of about tho thickness of a visiting card. Sow Lhom together with a neat over and over stluh, drawing the sowing silk Light enough to sink into the pllo or ho velvet, if pearl bonds havo been used for the neckband sew small pearls at Intervals around this volvJot olrolo, threading tho beads so that thoy shall lie out from tho elrclo like a littlo frame, llavo a center formed of a Jet or pearl oaboehon with throe

SHORT SKIRT FOR THE DANCE Gowns Made Without Train Afford Greatest Enjoyment and Are Strictly in Fashion.

Short skirts for the dance ..re still in fashion, and are likely to remain so. By faithfully copying that short-

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Jflllmboth hottltatod a momont, and or more radiating linos of small bonds, then decided that she did. t Such a llnlsh for a velvot nuokbnml "Von suum to bo hotter llttod for may bo varied almost indellnltely and getting married than 1 supposed at the slao may range up to tho dlmom Urst," said .Judge De Lacy, "Ilut von lona of the popular enamel lookm.

are silly to he thinking to bo porsls- klvon with a noekband of blaok the tont In your ldnn of marrying this boy, nuntiant may bo of any bright color Mill liitl II U J. ii I i. .... I.. ... U .1 till 1 i. II.

NEWS ITEMS FROM ALU OVEH INDIANA. .

JUROR DARE GOES TO FLORIDA

Of th United canT&M cast im

Health of Foreman of Panel Which Convicted 32 Alleged Dynamiters Impaired by Worry Over Threatening Letters.

Newcastle, Jan. 7. -Frank Dare, foreman of the jury which return a verdict of guilty against the alleged dynamite conspirators, who has received two letters threatening his

life, has departed for Florida to pass the winter. His health has been impaired by the worry over the letters

and by the long confinement during the trial.

Both of the communications received by Mr. Dare were from Chicago and declared that the jury foreman

would "be planted under the sod within three months.'? The prosecutor is making an investigation.

Terre Haute. The telltrs Indiana district of tht Mine Workers will meet to the vote for district officials,

tne 150 locals several weeks ago. The term of office will be for two years for the first time, and will begin April 1. The result for president

is close. William Houston of Terra Haute and Edward Steward of Hymera were the candidates. James Shiel, who has been a member of the executive board, was elected vicepresident by a large plurality. Charles Fox has been re-elected secretary-treasurer.

South Bend. Information tending to Show that ahrfo1 fl-mvAn

avich deliberately shot and killed Samuel Vegynerias simply because there was considerable noise in the house in which the latter lived, was given by Detectives John B. Kuesport and Martin Zgodzlnski in the city court. Deputy Prosecutor Daniel B. Nye asked Judge a. A. Farabaugh to hold Grozdonavich without bond, Tho court refused to do this, but raised the bond from $2,000 to $5,000.

Boxer Held for Killing. Fort Wayne, Jan. 7. James Brandon Jennings, the prize fighter held in Boston on the charge of murder.

McKenn

Anderson. Mrs. Emma Mosenbaugh and her two children have been missing from the family rest-

really Patsy McKonna of this city, w n,;, ", "". ' . '" , , , ., iKenna is woll known all over tho 2i.8f 5 L '""A .hta f?

't". " ueht t curry thorn

it . ., , , ... , vjiiio. x-iq could Una no liO told tile nnlinu ho btllnrl n mnn . .

named Ryan , Denton Harbor Mich" u ' T" , ,?0,n , l? in 1909, and a man namod kill In fl' v'" Uv0H;, but Everett Wash nrtnr thnt- Un riiri I0lirnQU llult uöy had not been there. obthtaen It , " , " Ho 18 " ""count for thdr d.

. aPPaiance.

killing.

to Dayton.

further trace.

was arrested for tho other

Conquer Stubborn Blaze. Dloomington, .Jan. 7. Fire started notoriously in tho uocond-Btory room lined during tho recent campaign as Democratic hoadouartoru, for a time threatened tho destruction of the entire oaut Hide of tho public Hquare. Tho flrotuon battorod down the door

loading Into (ho room and aftor a hard hve feet.

iihuo uunquureu mo oiazo, While the danmgo wan not largo, tho City book

Htoro and Vurmllyii'B drug Htoro below

üldrtod and charming gown of tho ploturo, lotting tho undoraklrt bo o( white uathi, and the coraago and tunio Veiling of nlnlr rthltYnn u'llli

lug of mollow-tonod 'laco, one will "rod hoavy damage, being Hooded

accordion-pleated dance rM'OHHoy they

are certainly being uhown, and Hold. Carrloa $l,000,000 Check,

very f-oquontly thin houhou, but

tue Hurvlval of tho utylo

mouiui eortaln, It will bo hiü

ionietlilng lotui obvlouiily

whloh will thoroforo be of ubo for ti mgntoning tho family. In hin poeket

Franklin. Tho caso of Thommi Howard against tho. Indtanapolln Traction company, In which th plalntin: domandH 5,000 began In Johnson circuit courL The plaintiff allegeH pormnnont injuries received in Indianapolis Novombor 0, 1911 . when he, uh captain of Jlro donnrt

w 10, In making a run, wkh a oar and thrown iwonty

mont No.

Htruck by

JSvanavlllo. .lohn .lonon, tho negru ohargod with tho murder of lOniost W. Tom me, on ChrintmaH eve, wuh imllctod by tho Vandorburg county grand Jury. Tho Indictment

ehargoii Joiioh with Unit dogroo m

0,1' hi"1 UH hh win irinvM Ä? B,V !!M dor' J,hn W Sappenfleld. proHooutln byi"? nV oh oV v y Ll Httornoy, will nnk Judgo CllvouH of tho I'or to lioleet an auoiitod by tho police hare on circuit court to ha innu tt-ini y "datod," R oluirwo of entering a hoiuo and n 1 l mi Jom UM aL

nuioh longer time.

wau found a chock payable to hlniHolf

on a check of the Old Ötate'n National bank at iövaimvlllo for l-I.OUO.OOO, At Unit ho protended to he dmif mut

rm golim to place von In min f Mm

hoard of ohlldron'H guardlaiiM." Mr. Walker oxproHaod horaulf tin ploanod with thin turn in hör dauh tor'ö fortuium. Tho girl wiim takon upHtali'H, and Tolon loft tho oourt dtaooutiolato,

Wanted Only $20,000,000 of Undo Sam's Money

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CHUCK

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WHIDN a rhitmgo nttornoy walked Into the oHioo of the aoerntnry of the treasury tho other day PrauolH V. 'i'aylor, Weeretiuy MaeVoagh'H prlvatti nuurotary, wiu proparud to tlo anything In IiIh power for him. Ohh oago Ih Mr. MiVomkiYm homo town, and, hoMldoii, M'. Taylor had heard of tho pallor uh a promlnotu attorney. Tho private nonmiary mamiKud to koop from Mhowlng hin alarm, how ever, when the vlHltor nnld In a matter of f80t way that ho wanted a oheok for $20,000,000. which ho doelarod tho government owed him. Tho Nooretary Ih vary himy and I would not oaro aot on a big nftolr like thlH,M Mr. Taylor nald. 'If you will oall lator In tht day I will havo tho chock rondy for you.M Tho man promlnod to do ho und do. pnrtod. Ho did not return. Mr.

Society Women Roll and

PROMIN'ICNT womon rolling on the tloor to aid tho HupplenetiH and bounty of thulr llguro: prominent gov ornmwnt otlletah Hteklng to raduoo tholr weight by tho amo maiing, ou be aon dally In ninny of tho baflt hr of tho national capital, if 0' '1 only goo Rome of the mi aeioty folk within tho MM' holr private Ilvmi, noaordjte Ilium 0. Woodward, ljualth ötuc Jtt dlütrlot. K .nly do many of tho poopio do

thin, bootor woodward Maid, but thoy IlkuwiH dorlvo much of tho henollt which they Heek by thin Mtranno method and it in thin hahlt which down mueh to give Watihington womon Urn mum they have for graceful, wellformed DguroH. Another prominent physician of WwHUIngtim, whoHo largo practica among nocUty folk given him a great iiwiKht into their privat llvw, diffor with Doctor Woodward, Dr, Harry

Taylor telegraphed frlonds In Ohl oago and wuh Informed that IiIh v1h Itor waa montaily doflolont. "That Ih only one of mimv

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wun an one re lut row ef no. hon, hi

and a oontor ornament of Jet and rhlttdHtoiioM, NuekbamiH of folded black mallnoM are a novelty and aru oaally mado along tho Hämo Wim aa tho band or velvot oxcopt that tho rhlnoHtonoö or poarlH UHtnl to Hlmulato slkloH should bo Howod to a background of tho mir rowoHt of satin or velvet ribbon and tho noooMHary honing plaood on tho Innor Hldo,

Plaited Frooki, Aoonrdlon nlaltod ohlffon nvm mh

Jxporlunoen t have luul Mlncn 1 hav Hllk. Ih a Kreut rnvnrlt

hpou with Mr, MaoVoah,M Mr, Taylor aw hwIUIuhh of Hash or holt, tho waliH Haid. "Tho 'eonHolonoo fund' furn- helng merely detinod by a row of IhIiph Homo odd oiihiodoH, Ono day fWln, wllh a narrow frilling of hum a c'Hthollo priem eamo In and Imndod on either Hide of the gauging. Fur Ih

M.eue 111 DlllH, III I H H for tho UH0(1 HH U D01M Or Wiorn the hem nf

rund, ho nald, 1 oan too uirt and tho h oovoh

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myo no oinor duiallH,' ooniod, a narrow ntrlp of brown "0 auothor jooaHlnu wo regoivod heaver, Kray Houlrrol,, molonkln or Hoal

a money ordnp for JtHil.OOO, No word wny Uolnfif omployod,

or oNpianation aooompanlod thin eon trlhutlon, Only tho other IIIOIMllllU I

roooivud (i. letter with ton eoiitn In CARRYING PINS IN POCKET

Hiampii. tmo writor, a woman, nald

Hhe had unod live twoeont Hhinin ßoiwunUnt i mu r,ihi., r.at m,

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iUohmond. Mlntaklne: k bottli o( onrbolio aold for a bottle con tlo of oarbollo Hold for a bottlo oon tainhiK a Hkln lotion, MIhh Olive Hhe! loy, im twenty throo, pourod tho aoid on her handa, .and fainted from the burns received. Ton mlnutos lator she dltut from heart failure, auparln duoed by tho shook,

Round Tblolothi, Tltblooloths with elreular draßlKUh.

tntltablo for round tables, are uued dumb, but aftor a grilling suddenly

more than over; but those who havo fuoovorod his huarhig and power of

had oxperlonmi havo learned that It pooen, no is being hold for Investl.

is hotter to purehaso a tablouloth with ttlon,

square oornors and tho ulrmilar dosign III 1 iS i .

insitio ratimr man ono nnisiiod round Wöhihm iimd in limi,,,.

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j u ruunu luuiouiuuiH are very uu- JdüIltnoiHI, Jan, 7, Ml'fl, Mary JiJ lltuilt to launder and almost never Alien, ohargod with having caused m

uaug won auer launuuring. jgvmi tnu twoivoyoarold grandohlld to marry maiiufaoturors iuivo loarnod that los llonJaml

son, so that some of thorn do not oven old, was arrostod at Mslna? Hun' and ,llvv? 1)0011 H mUx l,lKq0 f(1' l1 mako tho round olpths.-Harper'h will bo brought hero for ai L f01! lHk(!11 'romöoutli Hoiul Ito IBiar, Anon, (hn dfll J! 1 ' , ! astNvook. Noarly ono thousand

-7 and tho girl wore arrested Now Year's

umnerau murr, day, Uu Mrs. Allon oludod tho authori. Tho hugo granny murf mado of gath. tlen and worn in u,n 1,., n, 'T.

'orod and oordod Hllk. volvot. hrooiuin Mvn in dm,,,- a..,, ,hM

or ohlffon Is very fashionable this sea. himn , " ' IG ""U ,m" ,,üü"

son, it in noHidoH qullo Hlmplo lo lnnko Innlfri initAh mmu ntiln Hntn

imio' ni luiMH imiiMHn.i in..,, irpr8 tor log Mrvt.

rod shot taffeta Is mmd rnn n nxoi.iv . Hoi'lo, Jiui, 7,-Northorn Indiana

modo), two thloknoHH of wadding ,,1 1W", m n n nnmuU form ,tho lining on tn whinh iha Bin. hnrvoHt I. m wook unless thoro Is a

?oulh JJond. lour amall boyw, playing In a Hold outside ih olty limits, dlsoovorod what is bollived to liavo boon a hiding plaoo for pluih

dol

lars' worth of jowolry and $000 In

money, tho bulk of whloh was takon from tho homo of Clement Studelw ker Jr.. Christmas, was found In a pllo of brush in tho Hold.

Is gathered and dlvldod Into hooMoiih with piping oordH. Wide frills of the silk iiiiIhIi off tho muir on either Hldo,

ehange In tho woalhor. Tho loo la ot

oxooiiont, qunJIli' and sovoral thoiiRand men will ho omployod In gathering

i no orop, 1 no laKos In northern

nimm are ono or tho souroos of

South nornl. Dooldlng that Um not Inn of tho Hi, Josoph oounty oommlHslonors In oontraotlng for tlft,y voting maohlnoH was dlHorotIonary( and not subjoot to oontrol by h oourt of equity, Cirouit Judge W, A. I1unk refused tho petition of ,l J, MolHrlMin for a tomnorarv Inluuetlnn tn nravAtt

payment. A temporary roHtrlnln or.

nuP' der Hsuod four wooWh uirn

Oil

whloh had not boon oanoollod and

wiHiiod to make restitution, Wo of Ion got lottorn Inoloslng a penny. Most of thoso, l bollovo, aro from Jokostors. "Thoro Ih ono man who falthftillv

sends io on tho mi of ovory month, from an

uo ih evidently v omployod In tho Portsmouth (N. PI.) navy yard, lio wroto Huylng ho had mlsuHod novoral huudrod dollars of r.ho government's money and would Hond $10 monthly until It was nquarod and his oon Holonco eloorod."

Crawl for Good Figures

Mads Prom Remnant of Die.

oflrdud Kid Glova,

Tho littlo pluoushlon from whloh our Hkoloh Is drawn was mado many, many yours ago from material takon

old kid giovo, and It Is still

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nlv fnn lwllnm,,miiu f...,i .i.!. ' ' ' V. mwuuu luur wmukn HgO Was UIN

Ion, whloh should bo burolv a nunrtor dealers and tho hurvoHthiK of tho loo HU,vm''

of an Innh In Mil Is the tfi'ojii udni AM i II ,1 II U i tttr . ,1.1,. I

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Ion Is sown on In tho oontor at olthor

ury My LoHi 139 Saloon.

Hldo, in g pair of old olbow gloves, onough material will bo found to mako sovoral of thoso littlo oushlona, and na an Itom of bnsar proparatlong, thoy Hhould not, bo forgotten.

invoiiHvlllo,-Moloholr

Hlxty-i wo, of Bponoor oounty, who

uiuiorwont an oporatlon In a hospital

horo on Dooombor 10, wlmn about on

uau, ,ian 7. All but twonty-nino half his stomnoh whs romovod, bus of Gary s 108 saloons may lose tholr boon sont homo and is said to b

mi...-.

ThiaUr Muff,

largo garlands of

small pink

Satin rosos trim tho front of a theater 'ooatlon proceedings on tho

iiuuunuu iin n ruHUIt Of LI10 SUprOIUO

oouriH oooiHiou mat tho notion of tho olty oounoll In roduolng tho Ueonso

roo rrom noo to ?U00 was Illegal,

ranmou goopors who paid tho $300 fee

Will lift llllllll , I. , .,,.41 . .

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part of

ourod. Tho man nufforod from cn oor of tho stomnoh,

tho Indiana Ant!-8aloon league,

In use. It is rirouiar In shapo and muumiroH two Inohoi aoross. In making It, two pluoos of kid aro out out Just a trltlo larger at tho edges with a ploed of narrow saroonot ribbon and tho spaoo limldo woll stuf fed with ootton wool. In tho oontor, tho two sld s aro tightly sown together with slik, whloh is run right through

iiiatio oorps, Is opposed to tho rniiimr tho oushlon and thon drawn tightly

method of developing tho graoo of tho ovw1 1,10 at Intorvals, (livldiug ilguro. Ho favors crawling on hands (i un ,,Uo ö,Kbt sections in tho mam and knoos. This method may not r. mr Ulnstratod. duoo tho weight as woll as rolling ),lM m f oourHo, InnorUd Into on tho floor, but It tends to strengthen tn ribbon at tho adge, and tho small tho musolos of thu buok and to udd k,e, m tllH rlnhi ülnrly shows this

gro 10 inn line of tho waist, wiu illustrates sld vliw of tht aiish

A. Sellhausen, attending physleian at man, of tho ombasslos and legations, who was rooontly doooratod by Illinois Josoph. omporor of Austria, for his sorvtoos to llaron llonguh ..Hillen 1 I. . .. .11 .

muiiur, uio nuiring doan of tho dlolo.

muu rooonuv nrouir it. frnm nnriu

Tho pillow of this muff la a quarter by half yard ohlong oovorod whh roso satin, vollod with ron dot-ombroldorod not and Onishod at both ends with two narrow frilllngs qf finely plaited roau not. Tho two garlands tart from

against a mass of pink rosos and blaok

VOlVOt Inllnk'H HUMP Ihn nnnlnx ,C il...

muff's lower odgo, and extend toward m 0,c,t0(l mkov of wm, has

Washington. Fred Shaffor, a prom

inent fnrmor of MndlMon towiiHhlp,

was sorlously Injured w Km ord

by ft bull. DoHpiM rpHtd irod

with a pitchfork, the enraged animal

thrw Shaffer down nnd drovd him

Chanqt Noun Cauoui Dau. Hgalnst a barb wir fonoo, After an

IndlanapollH, Jan. 7. Tho Domn. exciting Oght, aimffor drngKI hlmnl(

lo houso oauous has boon ohaiifcrnd in out of reaoh, Ills body was badly

WminoHdny night Inntoad of tonlirht. brulnod and Uceratod. 8ovoml rib

Tho sotiato cauous will bo hold to wore orushod and ho was Injured in night. HoproHontatlvo Cook, who will tornaliy.

uu uopor corners, thun almost covoi'lng tho front of tho aooosHory. This medol would be lovoly duplicated In bluo with forget-inodiots, In yellow with buttercups, In grneu with young strawberry leaven and In mauvo with vlolots, in whUi, trimmed with blaok volvot foliage, it would bo wondorfullv ohlo.

announced that ho will nmk ihn Nashville. Irls,

houso oominlttoo appointments on lHJchtur of Mr.

Thursday, tho opening day of the moh. c!hrk, residing

alon of the logislaturo,

Iho fouryer-old aand Mrs. Omr four mile went

Draptd Qowns, Tho smart now evening gowns aro almost without oxooptlon draped In some way, and aimost always thorn Is ohlffon or laoo In combination with tho satin, ehnrmouMo, or brooado. Uon and ohlffon wings and tho r

vi, ruiAui n Bii'MYPu uro uouung moro

Charged With Check Fraud, Shelbyvlllo, Jan. 7. Sheriff Henry Torry of Hholby county Is In CMnoltinatl battling legally for tho custody of Han H. HobiiiHon of that olty, a well-known circus man, who is wantod horo on a charge of passing a fraudu lent ohook at tho Morrison $ DnVvw store sovoral months ago by whloh ho received

County Fair Manaftn Mtit, tndlanaiK)lls, Jan, 7. The Oounty

Into ovldonoa ovory day for dinner Managers' assooiatlon hld a

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of hero, was badly burned when her dross was drawn Into a stove by thu

draft. Mrs. Clark smothered thu

blast with a comfort and was hurWfif

about tho hands and arms.

Bowling tlren. While hunting

horo, fleorgo Smith and Arthur Campbell (rood a raccoon. Six teen shots brought It down. AfUr

tho animal was skinned tho oaroans weighed llftcon pounds, When

stretched tho pelt measured tdihtftn

inches wido snd ihr ftwt long.

gowns and for danoos and'tho oner:

wn no longar associate thorn with ua-gowns alone, Harper's llaxar,

meeting horo and doldd to Introduoi

tit. It. t . 1 1 rn iv im n iiiiiivt "tili a. I. I 1 I aull IHIIIU I. MIU an . . . . . t ... t ... - . I

mu iuh..h vui.y uun nuBönrs utÄndlng in front of his homt,

JV w" h"" w y Conn strL fttralltx wan .teH

Qary. Mathow Htrallorf, twty

two years old, Is cltad, thi r

suit of h bullet wound rtcilvdd wkll

mjm m mm mm & mm. mm m . hh. ..