The Sun. [volume], August 13, 1915, Image 1

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WrJrm 0 '."'.n county and Eastern LU LI IH&ri?fKES?5h sSC TH II W - WP .
P W.r lnfnler. An advertise- V kllNt-g5:5ilcSlJ iw J .fly ill) KO&iZ-k ,W II H H 6 H
W wPl Min prleM on seasonable ' Ts -WT V AiC SEJgZamyW ilkllL. ill 111 Not n day passca but new aubscrlb- gji ft,
GrjfMmfr '".V.J "if sold right, will bring "D-"oT C- N 5 cr nr enrolled by The Bun. Thewi W'' I4-
MA n, lhp merchant that uses Z2C lTlrAt i r -v. . buy merchandise. The Bun now Into ( . P
2 Tmn. of The sun. - ULITICALLY. REPUBLICAN ,h: hom" of more ,eo',,' than an? I -SH
L"Blamn Vriit., "- WULIVHI1. other newspaper of Kastern Utah. f?' ' ,
BMMmMM''Bj VULLBIE 1; Nt'MHFlf n - . Subscription book open to nil ndver g; ' L BBS
BWBS iBr""! . "EiH li, pypnv piiiniii Users nnd pntrona or The Bun. t Bi BBfl
BBBf W S i .wa iiui)A august in. loiG U r.. ABB
IjiLL MODSEHS"
5g I MiJP SOME
at . Brit down oi-i'ini or wun:
Iff I Kr-vsT,:i,X(,i:N'T,'i:MA
I Bj.uo,,,,!'-.! Tlint the Ulnh
Ifttncli of Tl"" VnTly H,nl"' l,jr
""" Hnrtnciplf A Heretofore Kiiiincln.
E'B-l-nirtlin Wltli IH"r Henry A.
in of Whlilm (Kim.) Uonn.
I
Sntdttlanitiun that they Mill pur-
Ffp lU j.Tto sit tltctit" nml n suggestion
pW., tha Nrd It.ndolph Wood, rcpubl..
4nr n I i K. m1(rtnator" from Phlladel
3Cn KUlei SLaYta the rmt suitable point to
... 1 i. BvaVrre future of a meeting of thd
ls to the Kwn f f"vne.,, ,,,f !:r i:
ldVanfa( Ehr In n0"- ,h0 Progressive
UVa,USC Kernel ffMd, respectfully, hut yet
Cil nOlCn, 7iht)l.lghangclnthH..calle)
JH THAT (ixm)r"" rpbllran party before
L IIIAI KrrroirrrI,, "aA oven connldcr
inlf.J i BniUr of going back to th old
iPCMCd 10 Kwltt'l'"1- Then they handed Wood
KttUt niJ exprraaed regret that he
Tlio TnxMit Wcrr, Ht.,
. T mwllng In a aenae wiuin unique
r ,. ..i many of tho big chlcfa were
Htt. Around the connullallon table
r ! ,thfriceaof V I). Mvlngaton were
fc ( x notertaon, ecretnry of tho atato
'"" C Blttf; Allen T Hanrord, member
I lie Me committee; 8. It. fjve,
y,aUr of the atate committee; W
i. Urintn. prraldent of the atate
rM of progreiwlve eluba; W. K.
mi hH. kkpi. wcMary, nnd C. U Hood.
1 1 OT Mrerer of the atato 1eaglo of pro-
I fJt twJu rlul. Mra. Uly P. Wostcn-
otoe. member of the legUlnture,
,,. Mo Oeorgr V. Goodwin, tncmlr
C k (ttt lgWture. Itoberl II I'orter,
1-3 C lD lwun of the county committee;
VJ LA. McMlllln, aecretnry of thn atatn
K! Mhe rrHe, Kphrnlm Itnnaen
pitlKS, ' tJ L li 8inrbuck, membera of tho
I rni tMj cummlttre; Mra. I'addlaon,
7 b( 4"" of ,ho HaU Ij,lB Clly Wn'
Vic S ' rl"1'! John B. Corlcaa. aherlff;
i in. Turner member of the county
, ,n wHtltteN Clarence Ileck and David
t lOe, )T 01Irt.
G"iC C l"1"' "rlrf nml (ilngcry.
' Th meeting between tho reprven
, uihrt of the party nnd Wood wn
VlC I wl and full of "pep." Tho Utnhna
1 not ts bat at once by Inquiring of
l fl'1 mltamalor" hnt tho repub
-c .HVtn parly purpnuod doing for tho
HftocHMhra if they would ngrvo to
t Urk Into the fold. According to
j Biki official report of the meeting.
10c f H'ooil replied to tho general effect
,'1 tli rrpubllrana would pat the
Mpofmnhea on the buck, forglvo them
IMl running uwuy nnd Inll them how
uiole In the future.
fl 'Nothing doing" waa the comment
l". H Turner tit thla point, and tho
H4taMlon then beenma general. Tur
fltr mne It plain that no far oh he
I yuitncernid he would prefer golnK
J h4Bvr,rt0 "' priigrewiUo element of the
I VW'BMtrtlo party, rather than back to
K UjMrtpuMlran organltntlon, If tho old
A jl tndpat" crowd waa to remain In
' hi W'"01, ll ""d ,,'" fr ycnrn and
I UJ,u,hl time.
J aJW KoMicnlr IICMlllltloil l'BfcMMl.
f HJ0llU',, of 0,,"r dlacuaalon along
F .rVUr "nf" nnd " adoption of a
MMQUnuiriilr resolution for Wood to
VV "long with him. thla waa nil that
l "done at the meeting.. Tho reaolu-
t " follow
f "lleiQlved, that It la tho aenae of thla
h y,," ,ha tl'o progreaitlvea of Utah
cBj nd b their principle and
MB, ' "00, l'1" requeated not to nay
!? wrrlng nit hla mlaalon to "wold
LjBS,,I"",1,l,i"n i,art" 'hat 'cro '
iT; i T of nY member of Utah go.
rM i,, ,'" th" wpuuli-an party."
md' ... 'n "' afternoon tho progrea
V t off cuia held a coniultntlon with
tSoA""1 of Wichita. Kan., who J
H&iii VV1 ou Political mlBHion for
ml SI ' Wwll)'. Thomoetlng. It wna
I M ' WM "lrely Informal.
isk I WWFTIIE HIH
I Wl r"b0 "",)' KeprcaeiitntUr. Mnkca
c 9 Trip to the Koutli.
'ttl'iif . MaU,U of 1,r,ce' wh wn"
C citi of ,ho week appointed aa tho
I) U tm ?? 1n,y '"ember of the Carbon
IC W V .Vf ' ul1 aaaoclatlon. U now over
rTjWu,,00""' outH working In the
JC yBid.! ,,r "'" fn'r". wh'IIi Is to bo
PHmaobik lr,ce lhe 'f Part of next
)C U1lh-fll'tembcr.
hfi U hA v!,'harl dft,B fr " rfioetlng haa
5C ii M Hor.i.1 '" "'elded upon, auya A. W.
SBW' l,rldent of the naaoclatlon.
IC MtUlJ. ..' U U B,med to have It Just
Ui, ft,"! lT,fth 8"H c'alr -at Halt
'c Hi S C " c,1'". that the dlaplaya
W M lalbUed 8 '",nt on l0 tnal rUy to h0
S 4,S',1 '"'"ntlfled with the fair
c tttnV!2t f working to tho end that
i-j Mi imtu. t Ul ,,e,t Carbon and Kmery
C ZjUiuS.S?,.i'y"rihJ1' Th nppro
p mtm ih. i. ,ho eot',commlalonera
C kHM. i"v fflcll aa aerved to
lit, ,e Intereat on' all sides.
CllMiltid? ''Hria haa about twa
" I !" wl V ,,eU of 'W fnn w"et l
W.hyrJ,,,cut1fro, J,dry farm on
B',hl dri "ch-'Khii(ben exceed-
S ". li H" there thl enaon, how-
aJaA&WM and i.. falr Proapeota for pota-
VTT1l-",d lar crgpa and vegetable.
i"'
"BATHING SANDALS IN THE NATIONAL COLORS ARE A FAD THIS SEASON."
(Fnshlon Note.)
BUND Gl HAS
REIILeSftTl
KXIMvltlllNCKTIIAT Wll.l. .NOT UK
SOO.V ItlltKOTTUV.
l'ln (iollg. Itlngo Wlilli Shi' In In Scat
of Chcmlciil Itugliie of the Salt Ijikc
City Ih'pnrtnu'iil Well Known In
I'rlcv Where Mie Hot Ilnviilly VI.
Ilctl Willi Niiinrrtiiit I'rlcniK
Mini Marie llanaen, a hlghl) eilucn
ted nnd well known blind girl uhoxe
home 1 at Mnntl, Iwul nn experience
both.iinlqtiti nnd Interfiling Inat Mon
dn afternoon at the central file atn
thin nt Klmi. Ml" HnnM'ii la for the
time bulng the guent of her frlulld.
Mr. ('. J. Thonma. nt the capital city."
nnd n the two Mere returning home
Monday evening Mra. Thomaa Mopped
at the Motion to greet a fireman nc
qunlnlance. The blind girl, who aeea
with her lunula, had never beforo
been limbic thn atatlon. Hhe aaked
and received permlanlon to 'look' nt
the iippnrntUK, na aceorded the inott
i-purteou attention, the friend of Mm
Thomaa wotting Jier from one piece
of fire flBhllng muchlnvry to unotlu-r,
With Joy and kren Inlereat he ex
amined the big tenuicrn. th. hook
and ladder truck, the svift little tar
that cnrrlea the chief In aiiawer to an
nlnrm. In the coume of her liupcv
lion h marveled at the heavy wheel
und the great number of lever. bruKoi
and other ntcewlble parta of tho up-patatu-
She came to the client
liul engine, nnd u oon aa abe touehed
certnln iortlonn, aald. "Vh, If
nickel plated" thn t.ne of touch giv
ing her thl Information.
Mlaa llanaen waa led to the front
of the engine, and at her requrM wa
nwluted Into the high at. "What
If the gong ahould aound?" ahe quer
ied, and wua given the naaurnnce that
ajte would Imi all right. Then tne gong
did ring, loud nnd clear, u genuine
alarm. Hho heard und felt tho ruMi
of the firemen a they tumbled from
their quarter nbove and quick ub a
flaah alld down tho pole. She felt
them hurry to their respective poat.
heard them arranging the engine for
their atart. All thl In a moment or
two of time.
"May Clod help u nil," he exclaim-j
ed, liivolunturlb, and tonfed to,
trembling n little. The next lntunl
he felt hernelf gently lifted from her,
high Heut. Another fraction of a ec-,
ond nnd her feet were on tho wild,
floor aa the englnea ruahed away. j
"I think." aald Mlaa HanBen, In tell-1
Ing of her experlenre, "that not many I
blind peraona have aeen a fire do-,
pnrtment a I have." j
Mlaa llanaen, who I an extcnalie,
traveler, having been alx time acroaa,
the continent, haa but recently re-,
colved her dlplomaa from Dr. Klnira
Bchool of Oratorj In IMtUburg. She
U a personal friend of Mr. und Mr, j
U A. I-auber of Price, and recently
visited them here. It haa been the ln-i
tentlon of Mlaa Hansen to return to
Price soon nnd give a nerle of enter- j
talnment here.
That patent! Issued for state landal
aro not wubject to the war tax stamp
I tho opinion of the United Btatea lu
te ruul revenue department In a recent
ruling, a copy of which a recebfd
at the stuto land offlca recently. nh
the wai tax was first Imposed, tlie de.
partment.ruled that patrnts were sub
ject to the tux, but It I set out In-the
litest ruling that a mistake ha been
made.
PAY NO HONEY TO THE
NEWS-ADVOOATE
Th Hun onre more ndlm
aulwerlbcra to the now defunct
Kastern I'tah Advocate to pay no
money on subscription account
prior to July 11, 1915. to the 4
XcftAdncMle or W. I. Ilenfer.
The ihattel mortgage under
Mhk'h the Kastern Utah Advocate
plant nnd fixtures waa foreclosed
Included
"Mailing Uh nnd mib-crlp-
lion liooka of the Ijiitcni
I'tah Ailtmitte."
Tho nllegeil sale of the sub- 4
iK-rlpllon nnd mailing llsta of the
defuiiPt Kastern Utah Advocate
la simply nn attempt upon the
Kirt of W. C. Ilenfer nnd the
gang oaaoi luted with him to get
something for nothing.
I'n) no money to Hciifcr or the
VcuH-AiUiK-nle on Mibtcrlptlon
account to I'jinlcni t'liili Advo-
cnte l The Suii'a nihlcv.
OLD TIE GOAL
MINER IS DEAD
with iTAii rui:ij company iiiii
MOIti: THAN TIIIUTY YIUIIK.
Sniiiiicl Combs, Br., Iliirletl Prom the
Twciily-rourtli IXvlolahllcnl Wnnl
At Halt Inke City Wciliutiloy of the
Present Week Had Woikiil At
Kcoflcld, Kiiuiiynlde nml ('untie Onto,
Funeral services for Bamuel Combs,
Br., who died Monday laat ul hla home
In Salt Lake City, were held Wednea
day afternoon last from the Twenty
Fourth Ward chapel In that city. In
terment followed at City cemetery
Deceased was C$ year of age at the
time of hi death, which resulted from
dropsy, after an lllm-m. of about three
I mouth. He wn one of the pioneer
coal miner of Utah, having been In
the employ of thu Utah Fuel company
for morci than thirty year. II) was
I actively engaged during the period of
.opening and developing the mlnee ut
CaMIe Oute and other Carbon county
i coal properties. He waa u native of
Koutli Wule and came to Utah In
187C. since which time he haa resided
In thla state continuously. ,
Decedent I survived by his wldoiv,
Mra. Mary Comb, three daughters,
Mra. Mary Decker. Mr. Jamea Court
ney, both of Salt Mke Cly, nnd Mra. ,
II. W. Mallard of Ulack Hawk, three'
Hon. John, Bamuel, Jr.. both of Bait
take City, and twl of niaik Hawk.
Samuel Comb. Br., waa born , In
Merthvr Tydfil. South Wale, Juno 20.
1849, and waa united In marriage to
Mary Dolling In 1171. They came to
the United Btatea In 17 wh their
two chllilrcn nnu semen in nuiw,
Sanpete county. ,
From there they moved to Bcofleld
In Ittlf following the occupation of
miner until aoout three montha prior
to his death.
He went from. Sunnyslde to Suit
take City In 10.
Miss Helrne Henney will entertain
her pupil in music at a plcnlo;nt
City Park thl (Friday) afternoon. I
STRANGE DISEASE
PUZZLESDOCTORS
phi:vai.i:nt in uox i:i,i:h and
miMjAiid cou.vrnw.
Ik'llcveil to Come Prom the Illle of
tho Deer lly nnd Coiirlilcml to Ho
More Serious Ttian Itocky Moiiii
lulu HKi(nl IVvcr .More Cnsr of
the Ijillrr Now Tlian Kvcr Hcfore.
Member of the state board of
health are baffled In attempt to com
bat it new ilfsease which haa sprung
up In Hot Klilcr nnd Millard counties.
The medical fraternity know no namn
for It. Dr. T. II. lleatty, secretary of
the state board of health, aaya that
the deer fly la responslulo for It and
that It I aa bad aa typhoid to handle.
The fly In nearly every caso bite the
victim on the fare nnd thla la followed
In u short time by blood poisoning. In
rome cases death ensues.
Dr. lleatty haa notified federal au
thorities of tho disease and made a re
quest thnt n special government phy
slclan le nent here to confer with the
state board of health and examlnn ex
isting case with n v(ew (a dvlcrillllt.
Ing what, con I'n done to prevent and
Combat the disease. Last summer
there were over fifty case In th two
counties, and there aro numerous
C&hvii At lilt present time, according
to Dr. lleatty. The sting of tho fly
perforates the skill and In a short
time, he saya. the blood become pol
noned. "The dtseaae I even worse than the
Itocky Mountain spotted fever," said
Dr. lleatty. "Thla dlseaan 1 caused
by the blta of a tick nnd at certnln
times I prevalent In some of the
state of the Intermountaln country.
At present there are moro casea of
thla deseaso than aver before. Uaual
Ix the cases are moro numerous In
vicinities where there are largo sheep
herd. I have also requested the fed
eral government to send a man to do
vise mean of stamping nut thl dls
ease, or to combat It."
Nothing but exhaustive research on
the part of the medical profession will
determine Just what the disease I
that haa Ita Inception In the atlng of
the deer fly, said Dr. lleatty. Three
Inspector are now In the field In the
Intercsta of the cleon town campaign.
They will visit every Incorporated city
and town In the atatn to aee thnt
proper sanitary work Is being carried
on, and to give Instructions In the
work where needed.
IIHAKIZMAN MAItTIN KII.MCI)
IN FAM, FHOM IIIH TIM IN
Stephen J. Martin, a Denver und
lllo Grande hraWeman, was Instantly
killed Monday at Castle date when
he fell between n locomotive nnd a car
of a movlnr; train. Hla head was
i rushed. Murtln ue$ attempting to
cross from the locomoilte .a a freight
car. when h missed his footing end
fell to the tracks below. The engineer,
attracted by Martin's cry when he
fell, stooped the train lnirrn.illni.lv
Moron was found lying crosswise on
the track dead. Hla body wn taken
to Bait Lake City to an undertaking
eatabllshment. Martin U mi.trleil. He
came to Salt take City but recently
from Oakland, Cala., where hi wife
and family revlde.
j Mr. nnd Mr. George V. Ilencli,
each of whom haa been quite tick for
ten -day or two weeks, are Improv
ling, though unable to be out a yet.
TAVERN BANQUET IS ! I
ATTENDED BY MANY 1
Some Eighty Business Men Meet , H
About the Festal Board and ' ' 9
Talk Live Matters. t V
II
BEST OF FEELING PERMEATES THE GATHERING I
m H
Ik-hold, how rimxI nml how
plcnoniit ll N for brethren to
iturll In tinllyt It la like the pre-
clou ointment iixn the liend,
Hint mil down iixu tho licnnl,
even Anrnn'a liennl, thnt went
dim ii to the skirt of III gar-
tnenls. 'PmIiiis, IS.1-1.
Highly clllivna nnd luiHlncsa men
of Price nnd adjoining communities
were nt thn banquet of tho "got to
gether" folks at the Tavern last Tues
day evening. Aa nt thn two previous
gatherings, A. W. llorsley wna toast
master The first subject to bo con
sidered wna the report of the commit
tee appointed ut the previous gather
ing on the Cnrhon-Kmcry fair. It waa
stnted thnt the committee had met
with the board of county commission
era nx well a with the city council of
Price The commissioner had agreed
to appropriate three hundred dollars
toward the fair next month nnd utso
to take care of bark Indebtedness of
the association Hint amount to two
hundred nnd sixty-eight dollar. The
council has appropriated one hundred
nnd fifty dollar nnd nasumea nn In
diibtcdnex of tho fair association of
about nlncty.four dollar. Copies of
letter to the several coat companies
of the county were Tend, respecting
exhibit nnd contribution, hut one
reply had so far been received nml
thl wna quite atitlsfnctory. The fair
naroclatlon la now out of debt with no
buildings tu be erected nnd with rash
mi hand amounting to four hundred
and fifty dollars.
The matter of having signs placed
along the Midland trill In Carbon
county to dlrcil tourlsta was discuss
ed, and u committee waa appointed to
wnlt upon the county commlssloitem
nnd aee how the latter record the
matter Heveral Instances were re
cited of where tourists hud liven mis
led und directed away from the trail.
George I?. Nelms went Into the mat
ter of the Odd Fellows' picnic nnd re
union to bo held at Price on August
18th. Tho gentleman stated that tho
public I Invited and will be wel
come. He asked that all buslnes
houses be decoratod for tho occasion.
A revolution nlonn tlieeo lines wpij
tinniilpously insd,
Carl Tl. MarrUsen, H, W. aoldlng,
It. II. Walter and others spoke upon
the subject of the Price school. e
Pvclally of the Carbon county high
scdool, cacti suggesting that every In
dividual preiumt houd, constitute
hlnuolf a committed of ulie (o "iuut"
for the high school, Mut'll M forth
the advantages (o he derived thete
from by every buslneii Interest of the
city. Theao talk were received In
the good ulrlt In which they were
given and doubt will bear fruit.
TonMmaUtr Ilgmiey nldrved t'i
uemblei1 guesl At eoiiHltUrrtlile
length upon the subject of "Agricul
ture." It I a matter of tho greatest
Importance toMhe community and he
uiggected that everyono should do ev
erything In hla power to Interest far
mem In coming to the Price Itlver
Valley. Jle was followed by John V
Smith, who talked along the same
linen. He futthur explained tho
method necessary to arcompllili the
end proposed by Tonstmaior Horn
ley and suggested that we Induco Ger
man and llnhemlan farmer In colon
lea to locate here. The thorough
manner In which they do thing nnd
their good cltUenshlp waa recited by
the speaker. Down In MlllardV-'ountv
tho first year they wore there the)
produied more wheat to the acre than
"the old timers" had ever produced In
their thirty to forty enr In the sumo
locality.
E. J. Ithoad, representing the Cop.
per Globe Mining nnd Smelting com
pany with properties down near Per
ron In Kmery county, explained what
hla corporation I doing and expect to
accomplish. They hnvo untold quan
titles of copper ore testing from 25
to 80 per cent, he aald, with about
thirty thousand dollar worth of this
grado of stuff already on the dum
The laat load of machinery for the
mine goca out of Price thla week,
and whon thl I Installed atiu Working
the product will be sent out OS per
cent pure. The gentleman expect to
locate In Price, havo hi office hero
nnd to become a "booster" for this
community.
All present were aaked to patronise
tho volunteer fire department' dance
nt City Hall on the evening of Monday,
August 16th. The proceed are to be
used for purchasing uniform for the'
firemen Judging from Ihit enthusl- ?l K
nam expressed there will le n, big turn- ' ., m" H
out for thn dnnra.ji i It H
During tho evening n letter waa fcl M. mM
read from K. U Carpenter, president Hr i'H
of the Castle Valley nnd the, Southern fc!k K il
Utah railroad s well aa thn United " E- " H
Btatea Fuel company. In the letter $t DK H
the gentleman staled that ha had seen a S H
In n local paper the statement that f W- H
these railroads were likely tu he abail. K H
doned nnd all train pulled off. He W H
wished to nasurn everyone thnt audi L
action la not contemplated, and that J & H
there need bn no fears along thla fj' K H
score, whatever. The newspaper pub- W. H
llclty to the story waa given nf tar Uia L v H
matter hnd Wen declared nt n pro- W Hsl
Mou banquet n likely. Neither of ' K Ed
the newspaper nt Price arc respond i , K H
slide for thn rumor. j 'i V IH
It was brought to the attention of ft Ht H
the assemblage that the band from K ' Jf' jH
Btnrrs in to play nt the Odd Follow' r K H
picnic nnd reunion without charge, H H
which brought forth the statement f H. H
from W. P. Olnon that Price' hand " H
would do the mima thing. The prof- f ' m M
fer wna greeted with npplnUso. 1 s . I WL H
The management of thn Tavern we f Wk mM
given u vote of thanka for the fine 1 ' P' H
spread furnished. The next Imtiquet i , m H
la to be held nt one of the coal camps, fcpi M H
the matter now t elng In tho handa of ? Bf H
committee to determine whl-h C ? P H
ramp. Varlou other mattet of more J"1 pft H
or lent Imporloncn were taken up and jl MP-. CH
discussed. wTM K t''H
LEONARD IS HELD H? ' I
jiv- I ' H
runner Price llnrteniler BIiovvn 1IU ' 1 I. A mM
GniurlicM, Agnlnst HobtN'r. v'j'l K H
Masked with a white handkerchief 2 il' f HH
und armed with an ugly looking alx- IV i;, m, H
uhootcr, n loim bandit entered the i i r V H
rear door or a South West Temple vlj., i 4 It H
Mreet saloon at Salt Lake City last 11 " 3-, W- mm
Tuesday evening shortly after II P jir B- M
o'nlock, and held up Frank Leonard, l i mM
the bartender, and escaped with about ! L ' 1
twenty-five dollar from thn tilt. One b ' J H
shot was fired by the robber and an i M H
other by Ionard, Ionard formerly fJ t Jj H
worked for Charles Avertll and tit it rt ' H
other place In Pf'. t left this !f , jH
city about sx mouth ago nnd ha tW'M i H
been at JSIon lnc. ,hll I Dl
The gunmnii made hi appearance 'mit'3 V kS
when there wr but three persons In Vn , gLH
tho baloop, I-vonaru nnd two custom- 2U l ' sH
tr. ilia vvmmnn',1 vf "hnnd up" wLl i - gLN
rang out almost before Tionard tt K H
the other were nwnre of hi presence, fltuLi mmM
All compiled. He went behind the lIPM 1
bar and opened the cash register, nt TAK4 H
JHy aamn tltnn covering Ixionurd with I 3Jfj
lilu rilUil'vH', j nU l H
Watching for un opportunity. Loon- j riMli LLI
urd sprung on the bandit and sue i atfft JLH
reeded In wresting the gun from him, ? j .'LgB
but not before, the hnndll shot once. I ffi '
The bullet passed through the cleave u '
on Leonard' left nrm, The gun bar. J& H
re) hnd been held so rlosa that pow- ' IP HHH
dcr mark were evident on the shirt I M -'
and on Ionard' flesh. i Bt,u
After firing tho shot the bandit re- IB? BHH
llnqulshed the gun nnd fled. ion- Hlf' -H
urd fired ut him aa ho waa leaving the Mh fLHI
back door, but tho shot apparently Mr i r- glHI
failed to find Ita murk, llehlnd him g h'A ' 'aLLl
the bandit also left n'irroy hat bearing B X ' LH
the label or u Uolse, Ida., deatsr. J , 7H
After ho left the saloon the bandit !ff K -1 1 ' 'LgH
went to a cafe un West llroadway. ifi tM J'Lgfl
where lie stolu a hat belonging to an R L -ggB
employe. Then all It ace or him was ' X LgH
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CAItllON COUNTY fllVUN vky LH
Helow I a Nummary of the school i LH
population or Carhop county for the 'if M x LH
yeur beginning July 1, !, H fur- Mfi W. w( LH
nlshed The Hun by I O. Hoffmann. I Sri t ggl
clerk of the consolidated aohool K M' 1 LH
Can read and write Hoys, 1118: aWflftl I, mmM
girl. 1130. Total, 2298. MOM tr H
Attended school Hoy. 1331: girls. HflW Vt aLH
118); attended nn school, boy, 1(9- rWH r kkB
girl. 169. Ornnd total, bojs, HOO; HI I 'HBK
girls. 1340, IWff H 'H
White children Hoy, 1398; girl WH P gHkLl
1339. Colored children, bojs, 2; girls, "! 1. l-IHgi
Total number Children In District ill iflH
Hos, HOOj girls, 1340, Total, IB Til OKB
3710. KBGeI I BHBI
Dear Iietweeii tho age of G and Miji I u BSB
30 years, boy, 3; girl, 3. Total. 6. W 11 ! ' flKBl
llllnd Ileiween S und 30 years, Vtl 7K 1 1 SHI
" ' u ol llmaBtm
I-ast jrear1 enrollment allowed 1381 WvM . inSBBl
oya nnd ISBJglis, ' WSmi "' S&sH
Mabel Donnelly h'ua brought' suit' In HK jIBmBI
th; Jlstrlr.t court for divorce' from 'm. mWM'' iBBBfl
K. Donnelly ' IfflUi ' HBBBi
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