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rt 1, •f:v r? "if Ik- PAGE TWO if ^Uv'-V^VV .V^'V V.*»YV. m$M "v 5• Sole mMr a Cash or Easy Payments Agent Take Advantage Of the Special Reduced Prices on 10 Watt $ .30 15 Watt .30 20 Watt .30 25 Watt .30 40 Watt .30 60 Watt .40 100 Watt .70 150 Watt ... 1.10 250 Watt 1.80 ABELL ICE CREAM for your Easter Dinner, delivered anywhere in town. Ice Cream $1.00 per gallon Fresh Strawberry Caramela Delmonico Tutti Frutti Maple Nut Sherbets 80c per gallon Strawberry Pineapple Maple Nut R. Rousseau Phone 1404 30 Posse Arrears Two Men. [United Press I-ieased Wire Service.] NEW ORLEANS, 1a., April 11.—At posse n»ar Tangpison telegraphed to night they have under arrest two men believed to be the bandits who todtey* held up an Illinois Central train, wounded a negro porter and so fright ened a negro passenger that he fell under the car wheels and was killed. The suspects are being taken to Amity City. Five Men Arrested. [United Press Leased Wire Service.] DENVER, Colo., April 11.—Follow ing an all day investigation of the kidnaping Sunday night of Rev. "Otis •L. Spurgeon, anti-Catholic lecturer of Des Moines, Iowa, five men were ar rested hera tonight by order of the grand jury. They are: Wm. Dolan, Jerry Cronin, Prank So ran, Barney Sylvester and Frank Nugent. Nugent and Sylvester are chant. '"."-"Si." S 419 Main S. 5th St. feurs and are alleged to have driven the two autos In which the kidnaping party went with Rev. Spurgeon to a spot twenty-four miles from Denver on a lonely road. There the Rev. Spurgeon was ordared out of a ma chine, beaten and toldf "nat to return to Denver.** The kidnaping of the lecturer fol lowed attacks by him on the Catholic priesthood. It is said other arrests may follow. Colorado as Dloeess. lUnitejl Press Leased Wire Service.] DENVER, Colo., April 11.—Colo rado may become an arch-diocese ot the Catholic church, according to rumors in Catholic clnoles tonight. The story is that Bishop N. C. Matz will discuss the matter when he goes to Rome next month. The Colorado diocesi at present Is in the province ot Santa Fa. J.-'n. ,li£M ''vjQtli sij? ,' S'fjtlThe Emerson Piano is AIways a g* FOUR GUNMEN TO DIB IN EL2CTBI0 CHAIR (Continued from pate 1.) Told They Must Die. SING SING PRISON, OSSIN1NG, N. Y„ April 11.—"Gyp the Blood" (Harry Harrowitz), and the three other New York gunmen who are to die In the chair her» at daws Monday were told tonight by Warden Clancy that their last hope of life had fled when Justice Goff, in New York de nied a motion that they ba given a new trial. "Well, boys,' said the warden, as he entered the death house where the four tensely waited, "it's bad Hews." And In a few words he told the four men that their last chance had failed. The quartette took the news quietly. They apparently had felt little hops, for news at the prison earlier in the evening was that two new witnesses in New York had made anything but a good impres sion. None of the four said anything save to thank the warden for his in terest. Only a few words were spok en and the prison official, plainly grieved, left the death house. Harrowitz, Roaenb yrg and Seid.en- will be left to await the final dawn. Rosenberg, who has issued frequent statements, sent out another tonight. It read: "Gentlemen of the preBs: An edi torial in today's Sun speaks of 'swag gering desire for a ftam end.' It also speaks or 'sudden piety' and of 'old bravado.' As our keepers may prove there is no talk or 'same end,' there is no 'old bravado' hare. There is piety, sudden as your editorisl says, but it is here, thank God and our spiritual advisers. "Gentlemen of the press, thou shalt not bear false witness*." "Respectfully. "LOUIS ROSENBERG. 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Reimbold Piano Co. 603 Main Street R. M. SCOTT, Manager DIG UP VICTIMS OF HOUSE OF MYSTERY (Continued from pag* 1.) girl for whom all the world has searched, was a mental wreck near the point of death in her father's house. Angered by Jackson's declaration that his daughter had been a patient In a "house of mystery" in Pitts burgh and had thenoe been brought home to die, Arnold today broke the rule set when his daughter vanished, more than three years ago, and in vited newspaper men to inspect his home and set at rest the report of his daughter's being there. Seven newspaper men, reprssentinfl. the United Press and' newspapers of New York, accepted Arnold's invita tion. He, with John S. Keith, his at torney, met the reporters in the par lor of the old fashioned residence. Arnold again declared that since the day Dorothy Arnold walked out of the Fourth avenue book store, not one trace of har has ever been found. He bitterly denounced Jackson's statements, particularly that part in which he intimated that Miss Arnold had undergone an illegal operation shiner, all Jews, tonight observed the In the Pittsburgh sanitarium. feast of pass-over with great religious "Now," said he, "I have eai(| that fervor. The three with "Dago Frank" from their cells were taken all the trifles so far allowed to lighten the hours. Even the tops of their heads were shaven today that nothing may interfere with the clasp of the dead ly electrodes. rmy Circoflci, the fourth victim of the house. The Pittsburgh district attor chair were prepared for death today.' new says she is dying here. You All were shaven, shorn, bathed and gentlemen may go and see." Xot a thing was left in the cslls ot article reminding of the girl, rematn the doomed men tbat they have had ed in the rich old fashioned home, before. Kven bed clothing was In the front room on the seconu changed. Each was given a cheap floor of the four story residence— black suit, sort shirt, cotton under-! Dorothy's own room which she left! wear and coars» leather shoes, creak-j when she vanished' into th» unknown ingly new. Even a bible given the —there was not a trace of the girl. men some weeks ago was taken and On the walls hung a number of old when they heard their fate, thj four prints of the style of forty years ago! re in el it I a in to a an the watchful eyes of the death guard books. The notable feature of the to break thsir BoUtude until Sunday room was two brass beds—twin beds morning—their second last day on —glittering new. Nearby was a heavy earth. Final preparations for the last* mahogany flat desk with a few books scene in thp lives of the four will be! upon it. Not a trace or the girl was made tomorrow night when before there and It was'evident that ths thsv retire for their last slumber on heart-broken family had striven to earth, the left legs of their trousers shut out from their eyes the tragedy! will be slit to the knees. Then they which has plainly blighted the home. Indirect Results are of Wonder ful Value In Treatment of Cancer. [United Press Leased Wire Service.] NEW YORK, April 11—Dr. Richard Sparmann of Vienna, recognized by many as first authority in the medi cal use of radium, today declared to the American surgical meeting here that radium has been prov?n a failure in the treatment of cancer and tumor. Dr. Sparmann said tbat not only was this true, but that radium frequently injured the condition of a patient. Dr. Robert Abbe who treated the late Congressman Bremner Iznmedl ately followed Dr. Sparmann. with th* assertion that the indirect results ob tained through the use of radium, were of wonderful value. Its direct failure, said Dr. Abbe, might be at tributed to the llttl knowledge far obtained as to the technique radium treatment. 'ii 1 i' A,' —-«v daughter is not dying in this Guided by Attorney Keith, a Unit ed Press reporter and one other, who were selected by Arnold, then went through the house from cellar to gar ret. Not a single trace of Dorothy Arnold was found—not even a single After ths Inspection of the house, the four servants were Inspected. One of them an old* "retainer" named Mag gie, said she had been with tha fam ily since before Dorothy wag born. "Have you ever seen M!ss Arnold since the day, more than thres years ago, when she disappeared? Has she ever been in the house since?" she wan asked. "Never," she said with great posi tiveness. "I have nevar seen her or heard a word of her. "I wish I had," she went on. "If I had ever seen her. I'd hold on to her. She'd never get away from me again." Arnold explains that liis wife, brok en down by grief, had left New York for Europe. "That should be enough. WouIgi a mother leave her child dy ing and go away to anotner land?" District Attorney Whitman tonight denied he had talked of the Dorothy Arnold case with District Attorney .Tackson when he was In Pittsburgh Friday. Tt has been rumored in Pitts burgh that Jackson got his informa tion as to the present whereabouts of Miss Arnold from Whitman. "T called Mr. Whitman on the tele phone." said Francis R. Arnold, the girl's father, today. "The district at torney said he knew nothing about the Pittsburgh case that he had nev er spoken to Jackson about anything and did not know Jackson at all." West Is Favored. [United Press Leased Wire Service.] WASHINGTON, April 11.—The ele ments will probably not maks tomor row a sunshiny, gladsome, spring, Easter day, over the eastern half of so the country at least. Prospects lor ot fair skies was a little more enconrag lng In the middle wast. Safe W- •i.«& *Ti 11 '":'V 1 jj&J&jicgaar .'+ Reo the Fifth Offers to you all that a car can give. And at a lower price than so much value ever cost before. The chassis is the final achieve ment of R. E. Olda, after 26 years of car building, it marks the best he knows. No other car in this class embodies so many costly features. None is built with so much care and skill and caution as this car. The body is the coming stream line body, now ETurope&n vogue. These flowing lines are consider ed finality in beauty of design. The finish and upholstery can not be excelled. And the equip: ment includes all that motorist* desire. In all respects, this season's model marks the best that men can hope for in this class of car., Reo the Fifth Summer Series Now $1,175 Equipped New-Style Body Elcctrlc Lights. Business Is Brisk. [United Press Leased Wire Service.] CHICAGO, April 11.—Increased vol ume of business, the Illinois state in dustrial board announced tonight, has made it necessary to greatly Increase the size of their quarters in Chicago and three "courts'* will now handle the business of the board in Chicago aionCi Since the commission was ap pointed October 23, 1913. it has award ed an aggregate of $268,000 to Injur ed workmen.^ handling 1,580 cases in Chicago alone. The board now has 100 cases set for hearing and 70 waiting to be placed on the calendar. He Was Out. [United Press Leased Wire Service.] ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 11.—"I'll be out, all right," aald John Dempsey. a widower. 57. an engraver, when the rent collector said he would evict him and his seven children from the prem ises next Wednesday unless he paid up the back rent for two months. Wlieif the collector departed this afternoon. Dempsey swallowed car bolic acid. He was dead when found. He had been out of work since De cember. Scout Poison Theory. [United Press Leased Wire Service.] CHICAGO, April 11.—Relatives oTj Delancy H. Louderback, millionaire railroad builder, whose body was ship ped to Philadelphia after private funeral services this afternoon, to-! night scouted the idea that the finan-! cier must have died by poison. They admitted, however, that Louderback! a ad to sleeping 'potions as a cure for In somnia from which he suffered for several years. —Read The Gate City want column. AH a Car Can Electric Starter. Eleotrio Horn Auto Inn v- Now $220 Less And the price this year gives you record value. It Is $220 less than last year's model, similarly equipped. This Is because we have for three years centered on this chassis. All the oostly ma chinery needed for it has been charged against previous output. iFrom this time on t' Is entire Item is deducted from our cost. The Car to Keep Other cars may look as well, may run as well when new. But a man who buya a ear to keep wants It built like this. Here is steel made to formula. Here all- driving parts are given. 90 pdr cent over-capacity.' Her* Sunday, Cash or Easy Payments One-Red Control. 9$ Horsepower Third and Blondeau Streets Keokuk, Iowa You'll Have®No Com plaint to Make apbil 12, i9if are 15 roller bearing*—190 drop forglngs. Here Is a ear built slowly and carefully. Parts are ground over end over. Dvery part must pass radical testa—most of them testi which are not required In any other car In this class. The result is freedom from trouble, low cost of upkeep, and a car made to run for years and years as well a* It runs when new. We could save at least 1200 by building a shorter-lived car. Bat Reo the Fifth will save you two or three times that if you keep it until It wears out. Here also is the only car with one-rod control. N$ver were gears so easlly»shlfted. And no levers are her* In the driver's '.sway. A thousand dealers sell Re» the Fifth. 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