Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 2

JOPLIN GLOBE, SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1922 MAN, 84, DIES ON TRAIN IN BUTTE Joseph M. Johnson With His Wife on Their Way to Visit Daughter in Idaho. pButte, June Joseph JtjfJohnBon, 84 years old, of Neosho, Mjjpi, died on a train near here to day while en route to Lewiston, with his wife to visit their daughter who resides there. June Johnson, civil war veteran and well- tpfflo resident of Neosho, came to Nftocho two years ago from Monett, wTijere he lived for a number of years. He and his wife left here Wednesday night for Lewiston, to visit their daughter.

He appeared in good health at the time of their departure. Besides the daughter in Idaho a daughter residing at Sapulpa, and a son, Edward Johnson of- Andersofo. survive. was not known here tonight what disposition of the body will be made, whether it will be Neosho for burial or buried in the west. GALENA BRIEFS Miss Viola "White of oJplin is spending the week as tfao guest of her aunt, Mrs.

J. L. Crockett. Mr. and Mrs, J.

L. Crockett attended tho furiaral of her uncle, Alvin Sutton, at OrbnoRO Thursday. Floyd Williams i.i In Wheaton, on business. Mrs. S.

Blizzard of lolft, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Flynn, and family: Miss Madeline Campbell of Joplin is (pending a few days with her grandfather, Lou Smith Mrs, Sam Evans and Mrs. H.

G. Welch have returned from a visit In Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bullock and daughters will leave today for Baldwin, where they will attend commencement exercises at Salver university, where the lat- tr'B brother, Harold Houlon, is a student. Miss Vivian Dalte of Okmulkee.

is spending a few days visit with Galena relatives. Mrs. T. oodman has returned from Winfield, wliero she attended a meeting of the officers of grand lodge of the Decree of Honor. Mrs.

Ida Schmidt has gone to Wichita, to visit relatives and friends. J. O. Slonikor of Independence, is in alcna to attend the wedding: today. Dr.

and Mrs. W. H. of Baldwin. and Dr.

TV. C. Wear at Baxter were guests in the P. H. Puckett home Friday.

Louis Puckett of Tulsa. is visiting in Galena and will attend the wedding of his sister today. Miss Margaret Kyger has returned to her home in Winfield, after a short visit with Miss Mildred Kennedy. Miss Grace Abbey Is ill. Mrs.

M. E. Davis has returned from a days' visit with relatives in Miami. Helen Sldwell is spending a few weeks' visit in Joplin with her aunt, Mrs. Claude Wfridle.

Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Webster of TTexar- kana, Arlc, are In Galena to attend the Puckett-Webster wedding.

Dr. Harry R. Webster of Ottawa, and Dr. A. N.

of Topeka are In Ga- lenh' visiting friends Miss Arephn. Robertson has returned from Okmulkee, where she ras been teaching school, to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson.

Charles Plnson has been appointpd a delegate to tho state convention of Eagles which, meets in Leavenworth, June 13-14. Lafayette Holnes, la expected home this week from TSt. Louis, where ho Jiaa been attending Washington university, from which he was graduated from the law denirtmnt with this j-par's class. Ain't It a Grand and Glorious MANLOVE OPENS HIS DRIVE FOR CONGRESS Opens Headquarters in Miners Bank Letters to Friends. LONE SCOUT CONFERENCE POSTPONED INDEFINITELY A county Lone Scout conference, scheduled for June 8 at Neck City, which has been postponed indefinitely, County Deputy Milford.D.

Surface of Neck City anounced Surface said it was necessary to- postpone the maetins because many boys have gone to the berry fields and also because speakers for the', occasion have found it necessary their engagements. The conference probably will be held in September at Alba. The purpose of the conference is to organize a Jasper county unit of Lone Scouts. Joe J. Manlove, candidate for the republican nomination for congressman from the Fifteenth district, lia3 begun his campaign in earnest.

He has opened up headquarters in room No 313, Miners bank building, and is busy' mailing letters to personal friends over southwest Missouri. Manlove stated that, he is not going to direct his campaign entirely through men and old-time politicians, declaring that he believes women should be given more recognition in politics. Women should be given special attention, he said, because they recently have become an influence In politics. He stated that so far as ho is concerned he believes they should be given every conslderatiln possible by the republican party, and intends to invite into His closest confidence and co-operation the women voters of the district. WEBB CITY GRAPPLER BEATEN BY ANDORFF Allen Loses in Straight Falls to Illinois Wrestler in 20 Minutes 50 Seconds.

DEMAND FOR LITERATURE ON OZARK WORLD WIDE Ozark playgrounds literature la In demand internationally. A letter was received yesterday at the tourist bureau here asking that information concerning tho Ozark region be sent to Miss Louise C. Boulton, No. 11 Crosswell road, Lnngley, near Blrmlng- luim, England. Tho letter was written by a Kansas City man, who stated that Miss, Bolton desired the literature.

Inquiries also have been received from Canada and from virtually over state In the United Slates. Webb City, Juno Andorff of Freeport, 111., middleweight wrestler, defeated Harry (Gotchy) Allen of Webb City In two straight' falls in twenty-six minutes and fifty seconds in a fast bout In Company armory tonight. Tho first fall was obtained by Andorff In twenty-four mlnues and thirty seconds with a full Nelson hold. The second fall came, in two minutes and twenty seconds with hammerlock. Allen tried throughout the match to get a head-hammerlock, but Andorff repeatedly broke the hold.

The second bout between George Landos of Milwaukee and Joo Blake of Joplin was won by Landos in two straight falls in six minutes and fifty-eight seconds. Landos got the first fall orm body scissors In four minutes and plsht seconds and tho second fall with a hammerlock In two minutes and fifty seconds, Landos is to meet Earl Caddock, former' heavyweight champion of the world at Mo-; berly, July 4. Tho referee, "Bull" Smith of Springfield, challenged the winner of the Andorff-Allen bout and the challenge was accepted by An. dorff for Saturday night, June 17 in Webb' City. The attractions Were largsly attended, and were given under supervision of company anti-aircraft regiment.

CIRCUIT COUR OPENS IN CARTHAGE MONDAY Opening ay will' Be Hevoted to Setting Docket arid Arraigning Prisoners. Carthage, June Both divisions of circuit court will convene in Carthage Monday for the June term. The opening day will he devoted, principally to setting the docket and arraignment of prisoners. Jesse Board, a Carthage young man, accused of criminally assault- raigned. Assistant Prosecuting At- Jy, will be among the prisoners ar- HIK a 12-year-old school girl recent- torney G.

W. Crowder has announced that the death penalty will he asked when the case comes to trial, been employed by Board to defend So far as is known no counsel has him. it is the opinion of county officers Board's defense will be placed on an insanity plea. Web City Store Robbed. Webb City, June grocery store owned by Fred J.

Crutcher, Hall and Fourth streets, was robbed Inst night for the eleventh time in the last year. The police were notified of therobbery today. The loot taken consisted of tobacco canned goods And socks. The loss "was estimated at $15. SEEK HELP IN FIGHT ON COUNTY UNIT BILL Farmers Will Appear Before Carthage C.

of to Explain Their Opposition. Carthago, June committee from tre Farmers Club will appear before the Carthago Chamber of Commerce at the weekly luncheon and mcetlnp; at tho Drake hotel Monday noon with a request that that, organization lend its support In oppoa- itlln to the county unit, schlol bill, which has been submitted to the people under the referendum to be voted on in November. Tho reason the farmer is opposed to the bill will bo fully explained by tho members oC tho committee. Plans for the noxt sales will be held the thir.l Wednesday in June, will bo outlined at the session Monday. A final leport on the first monthly salesday will also be made by the salesday committee.

ROARING RIVER DAM CONTRACT AWARDED Kansas City Kngineering Firm Will Begin Work at to Bo Work of constructing a new dam at. Roaring 1 Hiver pleasure resort, about eight miles south and a HtMe east of Cassville, in Barry county, wil'l begin immediately. The contract for construction has been awarded to the engineering firm of Burns McDonald of Kansas City. 'The dam is to be built for tho purpose of for the extensive culture of rainbow trout. It will form a huge lake, making fishing, boating and ming better.

The management of Roaring River expects to raise trout next season. Fishing will be free to guests of the hotel. Approximately $400,000 lias already been spent on developing the resort and It is the plan of the owner, R. E. Brunei- of Kansas City, to make it the finest resort in tho mid-continent.

Webb City Man on Cruise, Webb Pity. June-B, Chase Wang- IlR nf this city today went on' board tlm "Olympla." Admiral Pawoy'g old flnsohlp to take a summer crulsp with clashes of the United States naval academy at Annapolis, The cruise will last for threo months and -will include visits nt Halifax. Panama canal, Brazil, Rio Janeiro and Gunntana- mp hay. Breaks Record Swimming 150 yards at Brighton Beach, N. in 1 minute 49 3-5.

seconds, Helen Wainwright, 18,1 established a world's record for- LECTURE TO BE GIVEN IN WEBB CITY TODAY Webb City, June Dupont LaFontalne, a native of Turkey and author of several noted books in Kngland, will lecture at the Presby- terinn church at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. He will give nn interpretation of the twenty third Psalm nnd tell of Palestine. He is author oC "The Shepherd's Song." He has been a private tutor to several noted Greek Professors of Oxford university in England. 3 BOYS TAKE FAIR SCHOOL EXAMINATION Result Will Determine Who Is to Represent Jasper County at Sedal- in August. Carthage, June boys reported for the competitive examination conducted at the high school today by Walter Colley, county school superntndent, to dotermne who Bhall represent Jasper county the state fair school at Sedalia in August.

The examination was in connection with the county schol teachers examinations. The applicants are Walter Cochran of Carthage route, No. 1, a pupil at the Mayflower school; Don Elliott, Carthage, route No. 4, a of the Monitor school, and Leonard Headlee of Jasper, route No. 5, a pupil of the Liberty school.

One boy of school age from each county in the state is entitled to attend the state fair school with all expenses paid, including board and lodging and admission to the fair grounds. The school is in charge of competent instructors, who accompany the pupils in visit- in gall important features of tha fair. According to Mr. Colley, it will probably be several days before the result of the examination is known. RESIDENT OF PROSPERITY FOR THIRTY YEARS DIES Carterville, June Masters, 42 years old, died at 9:30 o'clock laslnight, less than twenty-four hours after thi birth of a daughter to his wife, on the Ben C.

Aylor home; east of Prosperity. Death was (lu9 to typhoid fever. Masters had been a tenant ou the Aylor farm for thclast year. He had been a resident of Prosperity for tha last' thirty years. Funeral services will be held from the Prosperity Baptist church at 2:30.

o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial will be in Kterllng cemetery, wcg. California whisker contest (hey are. woolly if not wild shows BICYCLE TIRES Say Fellows, that Vitalla tire las tough as a sure has a wonderful wearing tread. Priced only 1 HAFER'S OF COURSE 112-114 West Sixth Street.

MB WEBB CITY BOY SCOUTS GIVEN LODGE NEAR HERE mi Extra! New Extra! Plaid Skirts and Tweed Skirts A most desirable quality assorted shades and veiy fine for sport and street wear, pleated and special at 3 95 DISTINCTIVE CLASS IN NOBBY SUMMER TOGS If you desire something different, something exclusive, unusual and smart, see our new arrivals in Sport Skirts Sport Dresses Have a they are tailored in a way and of such materials as to completely please the most fastidious. As per our reasonably priced. Webb City, June was obtained by Webb City Boy Scouts to use a concrete building McClellan park, south of Joplin, as summer lodge from the Joplin com mission. It is the purpose of' the Webb City troop to hold camps at the park this summer. A benefit moving picture show is to be given June 22 by the Boy Scouts and money derived from the show will be spent repairing the building in the park.

They hope to put more than improvementon the building. STRAW BERRY SHIPMENTS. Monett, June calot shipments Friday, 132. Missouri, fiO; Maryland, 27; Delaware, 19. All sales souri Aromas.

Chicago steady, $2.75 and $3. Kansas City steady; and St. Louis steady, $3.25 and $4. land firm, $4.25 and $4.60. Minneapolis Blightly weaker, Monett stronger, freights.

auction express, $4. Average, S3.90, U. S. Bureau of Markets. AUTOMOBILE TIRES Get our "Cash Carry" prices If I you really want to buy 1 automobile ttrea, and pay plea, Itoyal and JSnsinns.

HAFER'S OF COURSE West Sixth Street. MM SUMMERY DRESSES Delightfully styled of choice import- AQC ed ginghams, frilled and ruffled with sport leather belts. A fine value at THE ORIENTAL SHOP RATJPH IJ. KAM8AB, Phone 2-0-1-0 Sole Distributors C1MD SELTZER BATTERY ELEC. COMPANY 610 Joplin Street OBITUARY AV.

H. MeCUM.OUGH. Carthage, Henry McCullough, 69 years old, died Friday night at his homo, No. 112 Mound street, follwing an illness of several weeks from kidney trouble. Mr.

MeCullough was born in Illinois, but had resided here several years, moving here from Duenwek, M. His wife and two sns, Henry Cullough of Kcnoma and Chester Cullough of Glden City, survive. Funeral services were conducted at 4 o'clclc this afternon from the Knell chapel, the Lewis being In charge. Biirla'l was In Cedar Hill cemetery. WAIJKKJTSHAW.

Funeral, services for Alexander Walltenshawi well ltnwn Galena, resident, who die Frlay at he home his Bisters, Mrs. Janet Noble and Miss Mary "VValkenshaw, No. S31 Pearl avenue, will he held frm that residence at 10:30 o'clclc Mndey morning with" ft.he rev. James F. King, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, in chargre.

Muaio will bo furnished by Mrs. A. Walker and Mrs. J. L.

McKinsey. Burial will he in Mount Hope cemetery. Mn, J. J. KdnlondHiin.

Mrs Maurine Edmondson, wife of J. J. Edmondson, well known former Jojlin man, died Friday night in a hospital in Chicago. She was a sister of Mrs. J.

W. Jamison, No. 70H May aveune. The body will reach here Sunday afternlon. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock from the home of Mrs.

Jamison. Burial will be In Carl Junction cemetery. Mrs. Edmondson also ia survived by her father, G. W.

Phillips Of Healds- burgr, and a sister, Mrs, AV. H. Bickett of Chicago, both of whom will aecimpany the body here. Mrs. Bertha Isaacs, secretary of l.he Health and Welfare Association la a sister of Mr.

Edmandson. Webb City, June Lamhy and Miss Sadie Davis, both of Webb City were' married at o'clock tonight by Justice D. Allen, Tho seremony was performed in presence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Lottie Davis of Nlrth Webb stroet. They will reside in Webb City.

DIRECTORS TO BE ELECTED BY WEBB CITY OF C. MONEY TO LOAN ON JOPLIN REAL ESTATE AL C. BURGESS I Phone. 97., 603 Frisco Bldg, Carterville, Junes 3 business inim to constitute a board of directors are to be elected Monday night at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, at tho office of Frank IJ secretary. The directors elected will serve one year, Fred 13.

Black, president, today urged that all members of the chamber attend. Other business is scheduled to juoirle up for discussion, he said. An Annual Sale of Us Kind in Years Women's White Silk Hosiery $2 Full fashioned, pure silk, finely made, unusually sof and lustrous. Bathing Gaps 50c The most wonderful assortment In colors, fancy stylea. Sale of Pink and White In Full Swing Monday Counters Filled to Overflowing With Seasons Newest Style garments and fabrics in a dainty confusion of pink and white.

SHOP JIOJVDAY SURE You Can Save Many Dollars During This Sale ahd at the same time, you get Ramsay standard of satisfaction. A few of the items are listed-Hundreds of others await you Silk and Cotton Undies $1.95 Great stocks offer wide variety. Phil- llpine Crepe de Chines ahd Domestic Cottons in gowns, teddies and step ins. (Third Floor) Silk Undies $8.95 A dainty teddy of georgette trimmed with real filet, a pretty nightie of heavy quality crepe de chine with real Irish lace around the neck, a step in. Set of pink georgette trimmed In orchid there are only a.few of this lot of exceptional values.

They are mostly all. less than half price. (Third Floor) Under Muslins 89c Yes, It is true! You can buy a gown, Or a teddy, or a step in, or a vest of excellent quality nainsook trimmed with lace at this exceptionally low price. (Third Floor) Children's Nighties $1.69 Ages 2 to 12 Exceptional values are these nighties for the kiddies. You will make no mistake in buying a supply.

Formerly marked to $3.95. (Third Floor) Boys' Pajamas and Sleepers $1.50 Ages 2 to 12 Yes, they are just like papa's. Either slip over or buttoned with frogs. In white, pink, lavender and ian. (Third Floor) Baby Dresses $1.69 6 mo.

and 1 yr. Hand made and hand embroidered with dainty lace around tho neck. The very finest of materials are Floor) Blouses $5.95 Excellent quality voile and dimity, some are hand some are trimmed with real filet. (Second Floor) Ribbon, Brushed Wool and Felt White Sport Hats Very Special $2.98 (Third Floor) Curtain Marquisettes 19c yard Good quality marquisette JII white, ivory and ecru. Also barred Swiss in white.

Front and Back Lace Corsets $1.89 Amercan Lady, W. Lestelle and Miller corsets. Bargain Basement Pink and White Sale One table up to $1.19 Teddies, plain and ehibroidery trimmed also fin 8 quality brocaded crepe bloomers, also reinforced pink knit bloomers, Sale at DVL Ladies' pink knit bloomers, Sizes to 44 at 25c Ladles' silk ribbon trim, loose lace trim knit union suits, up to 44, Pink and White Sale 30c Ladles full length rib vests, extra value, Pink and White sale 13c Ladies' white slik hose, Pink and White Sale Pink step ins of serviceable longuloth also Plisse Crepe Bluebird Bloomers Pink and White Sale One entire table Pink and White Chemise, also teddies, gowns, also wash satin and crepe de chine camisoles values up to $1.50 70c One lot pink crepe de chine teddies, lace trim JM.70 Women's Pure Silk Extra Service This is a fine quality long wearing hose that has won for us many new customers. It is hard to wear out, White black, cordo, rust, nude, almofid, Sand only $2.25. Fine, Soft and Sheer Lavyn Dozen It seems impossible that such a 'fine and sheer handkerchief of this excellent quality with cord border could be sold at such a low here it for yourself.

White sale, $1 dozen. Kayser Silk Pink, orchid, com shades are shown in all sizes. Priced special for this white sale only. White Kid On A soft kid leather in attractive slip on gauntlet style. Plain wnfte with wnfte stitching.

45 inch white imported $1 Swiss' Organdies at 80c To $2.50 real Irish 72 inch mercerieed Table Damasks $1 .80 One table to $1.50 lace trim scarfs Pink and White 50c 10 yard bolts standard quality 36 inch longcloth, sale at, $1 .50 36 inch fine quality nurses linen Pink ajid White sale 20c 45x60 finest crib formerly sold at $2, sale 08o 72x83 Extra Quality Bed Spreads, while 25 last, sale .05 45 inch hemmed $2.50 fine quality mercerized breakfast cloths 91.20 18 inch hemmed, mei'cM'ized, extra quality napkins, dozen To quickly reduce our stock Wo will sell a limited amount of tile following 81x90 Pequdt Scalloped Sheets 40V.X36 Pepperell Pillow Caswj 4 2x36 Peppersll Pillow Cases Pepperell Pillow Cases (Third Floor) mi 30c.