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W. W. JOPLIN GLOBE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1924 7 SPRINGS MAN BEATEN AND ROBBED News Stand Proprietor Thought to "Stick 'Em Up" a Joke. Baxter Springs, Feb. a.

W. Skinner, proprietor of a news Atand at 1112 Military avenue, was held up by three young men at the corner of Eighth street and Park avenue and robbed of a gold watch and a pocketbook containing about $100. The holdup occurred about 9:30 o'clock last night. Skinner was approaching his home at 804 Park avenue, when he met three young men who demanded 1 and he "stick 'em up." Thinking a joke was being played on him, held up his hands. Just then he was struck over the head with, the butt of a revolver.

After knocking him' down, the highwaymen beat him, then searched his pockets, taking all his valuables, The men then crossed Skinner's yard and disappeared. Skinner received three gashes on his each of which required several stitches to close. No clue as to the identity of the men has been' obtained. Two of them were armed, according the victim. BAXTER WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION Baxter Springs, Feb.

The annual election of officers was held by the Baxter Woman's Club at the regular meeting held in the Presbyterian church this afternoon. The following officers were elected: Mrs. H. I. Wallower, Ed.

Polster, first president. Mrs. A. T. St.

Clair, second. vice president, Earl. Confer, secretary, Mrs. J. L.

Nelson, treasurer. The retiring are: Mrs. A. T. St.

Clair, president; Mrs. Effie Cook, vice president; Mrs. W. C. Hibbs, recording secretary; Mrs.

J. L. Nelson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. C.

Hartley, treasurer; Mrs. L. D. Brewster, liamentorian. Infant Dids of Pricumonta.

Picher, Feb. L. Murray, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

Murray, 464 South Francis street, died this morning from an. attack of pneumonia. The body "will be. taken to 'Aurora, tomorrow morning for: burial. Heathy Women, Happy Homes Good dispositions.

succumb. Irritability and snappy retort take the place of happiness and amiability. Sunshine is driven out of homes; in they are often: and friends are estranged, because women suffer with ailments peculiar to their sex. The use of Lydia E. ham's Vegetable Compound.

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kidney ailments and never know it until too late. High colored Trine, getting.up in the night, and luffy eyes tell the story. If you even suspect--start today with Dr. Carey's Marshroot Prescription No. 777.

It will drive the poisons from your kidneys and your druggist knows all about it. Wheeler Letten Drug Co. dispenses lots of it. comes both in liquid and tablet form. It will help you as it has a host of others.

It it should not, if you aren't glad In one week's time you bought It, money gladly returned. $1.50 and well worth it. EDITORS ARRIVE FOR I CARTHAGE MEETING Newspaper Men and Politicians Gather at Carthage for Annual Convention, Carthage, Feb, -Newspaper mon and state political workers were arriving this afternoon to attend the annual convention of the Ozark Press Association which opens at Drake hotel here Friday morning and continues through Saturday. The opening session is scheduled to convene' at 10 o'clock. Invocation will be pronounced by the Rev.

W. W. Pierce of Carthage ani Mayor Drake will deliver an address of welcome. Response will be given by Frank L. Stufflebam, Bolivar Herald.

The Program. Following announcements, W. E. Freeland, of the Forsyth Republican, member of- the state legislature, will deliver an address on "Legislation Affecting: the Newspapers." "The Casting' Box and Advertising Service in the Country Newspaper Office," will be the subject. of an address by H.

S. Sturgis, Neosho Times. Other speakers during the morning session will be Ada' May Patee, Amsterdam Enterprise, and Joseph S. Hubbard, execsecretary Missouri Press Association. The afternoon session will convene at 1:30 o'clock with Jan address on "The Con Con, a Close Up," by Judge R.

A. Pearson of Joplin, a delegate to the convention. Other addresses on the program are as follows: "The Newspaper in Relation to Dairy Development," by G. Bennett of Carthage, state dairy commissioner; "Greater Missourl Association," George A. Pickens, secretary.

association, Jefferson City; "The Community Glue Pot," Mrs. W. W. Henderson, La Plata Home: Press; "Missouri's Road Program," B. H.

Piopmeier, chief engineer state highway commission; "Missouri at Work;" W. B. McKee, board of agriculture; "How to Mike Out Income Tax Noah Crooks, collector internal revenue, Kansas City; "Echoes and Greetings From Missourl Press Association," Asa. W. Butler, president, A.

reception will be tendered the visiting editors at 6:15 o'clock Friday night, followed by a banquet and program at 7-o'clock. A feature of the entertainment planned for the visitors Saturday will be an automobile ride over the School Classes in Contest. Webb City, Feb. contest among students in the four classes of the high school to sell King Jack annuals, a yearly publication, was launched today, Rivalry -is keen among the classes. The contest will close Monday, February 25.

The cla'ss having the largest ticket gale to its credit will be given .1,000 votes toward a test that will follow. Each class will gelect' a girl as their for whom they will endeavor to obtain the most votes so she may have the distinction of being "queen of the annual." GALENA' BRIEFS. Mre. E. E.

Julien was a guest of friends in Carterville, yesterday. Mrs. C. A. Gorgas was a guest of Baxter Springs friends yesterday.

Mrs. E. B. Archer is reported ill. Mrs.

Fred Herrod of Webb City, was a guest of Mrs. Alice D. Nethercutt yesterday, Mrs. J. W.

Meredith has' returned from Carthage, where she spent several days in the homes. of friends. Mr. And Mrs. Toney.

Grant visited In Carthage yesterday. Mrs. L. D. Brewster Baxter Springs attended a meeting of the Eastern Star here yesterday, Mrs.

Belle Stice has returned to her home In Joplin after a visit in the home of Mrs. 'Alice D. Nethercutt. R. A.

Coles has gone to Kansas City, where he will spend geveral days looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Pickett motored to Mound Valley, where Mr. Pickett attended to. business. matters yesterday. Mrs.

G. E. Ubanks of Nickerson, will spend several days in the home of Mrs. L. 'V.

Moeller. Mrs. Robert Smith and small son of Webb City, house guests in the home of Mrs. Elmer E. Stone.

Miss Helen, Martin of Nevada, is a guest in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Floyd To Robeson, tor two. weeks. 3 Mrs. John.

Allen, has been confined her home by illness, is convalescing. Mr: and Mrs. J. M. Murdick of Ploher, are spending a few days in the home of their daughter, Mrs.

Elmer E. Mrs. D. D. Story, who hus been making her home in Kansas City for several months, has returned to Galena, Mrs.

D. B. McKinley will entertain the members of the Twiiight Embroidery Club Friday night. CARTERVILLE BRIEFS Mrs. Carl Workman of Parsons, 1s visiting relatives and friends here.

Charles E. Burke, 105 East Daugherty street, catcher. on the baseball' team, underwent a major operation at. the Carthage. hospital Wednesday.

J. Arthur. Daugherty was a Webb. City visitor yesterday afternoon. Jack Dale Elliott, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James 508 North WashIngton street, 18 reported ill. Miss LAFern Lewis returned home from a vieit with relatives at Monett. Mra. Tom Moss, '812.

West Hall la ill of influenza: WEIR CITY DEBATERS DEFEAT GALENA TEAM One Galena Team Loses While the Other Wins, but Weir Is Declared Contest Winner, Galena, Feb. debating teams of the Galena high school won in one debate and lost in the other, in the contest with the teams of the high school of Weir City last night. The decision 'In both cases was 2 to 1, tying the baters, but owing to higher grades the Weir City students were declared winners in the contest. The question, That the United States 'Should Enter the League of Nations," was ably pregented by the two teams. The negative side, composed of three girls, Opal Teeter, Prouty and Gladys Speck, contested three boys, Wallace Milner, William Rowe and Ora McClellan, winning by a 2 to 1 decision.

The affirmative representatives including Lucille Walker, Ferry Rhodes and Virginia Board, were defeated at Weir City. The Galena students debated the high school team of Chetopa last week, winning, both debates. The negative side went to Chetopa, and the affirmative side remained at home. Galena citizens were thus given an opportunity of hearing both sides of. the question discussed by home students.

PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICES Carthage, Feb. A. R. and W. R.

C. will observe the anniversaries of the birth' of Washington and Lincoln with appropriate exercises at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the K. P. hall In the Center building. The meeting will open with prayer by the Rev.

J. W. Trowbridge. The Rev. Ben H.

Smith will deliver an address' on Lincoln and John Flanigan will talk on Washington. There will be music by the Lincoln school quartet. The general public is invited to attend. 'PARENTS ASK OFFICERS TO ARREST SON FOR THEFT Picher, Feb. Mooney, 12.

years old, 'and' Arthur Rickey, 11 years old, were arrested yesterday by local police at the res quest of the Rickey boys' parents, who claimed they had stolen $46 from the Rickey home. The boys were. taken to Miami today, to be held pending 'a 'hearing. The theft was said to have been committed several weeks ago, immediately to: lowing which 'the boys went tc Arkansas, where they remained until a few days ago, when they returned home." CARTHAGE BELL PHONES SWITCHED TO AUTOMATIC Carthage, Feb. "cut-over" of the former Bell telephone system to the new consolidated exchange was effected tonight, the change requiring only about 15 minutes, During the period the change was in progress, subscribers of the Bell system were without telephone service.

The complete cut-over from the manual system to the new automatic exchange is' expected to be accomplished in about another week. Wedding Ig: Announced. Galena, Kan. Feb. nouncement has' been made of the marriage of Miss Auda Boyce of this city and Ray Porter.

of Fillmore Bridge, which occurred in Columbus Monday afternoon. Probate Judge John W. Hamilton officiated. The bride has been making her home, with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles. Brink, No, 2021 Joplin street. The bridegroom 'is a son of Mrs. A. E.

Lea, near Fillmore bridge. Both are well known here. After a few visit in' the home of Mr. Porter's mother, they will with her grandparents in this clty. Youth Taken to Arkansas.

Carthage, Feb. 14-Sheriff Nouh Harris. of Batesville, arrived in Carthage, this morning to take charge of Joe. Wilcoxin who was arrested here a few days ago by Constable Hansford for the Arkansas authorities. The youth is to face a charge of embezzlement, it 1g said, The Arkansas officer did not have extradition papers with him, the youth having agreed to him back to Batesville.

Campaign Directors to Speak. Carthage, Feb, J. C. Jones, director of the University of Memorial Union and dium campaign, and Bob Hills, 'assistant director, will be speakers at the general assembly at the high school Friday morning. An explanation of the purposes of the drive will be given by the speakers.

A. number, of former Missouri university students are expected to be present for the exercises. College Secretary Talks, Galena, Feb. E. H.

Moore, fleld secretary of the college of, Emporia, spoke at the high school assembly at 10 o'clock this Mr. Moore gave an interesting talk in behalf of the college of Emporia. Granby Train Derailed, Webb City, Feb. Granby branch line train of the Missouri Pacifio rallroad was derailed near Diamond this' morning and was delayed; several hours in returning here. 'A.

wrecking train and crew were summoned to repair the track and re-rail the train, GALENA TO DROP TELEGRAPH FIGHT Business Men's Club Satistled When Railroad Offices Rear. range Hours. Galena, Feb. nual election of officers to have been held by the Galena Business Men's Association at the regular meeting! in the Oxford hotel at noon today, was postponed until next Thursday's meeting. A nominating committee was appointed.

The committee is composed of Ernest Van Fleet, Barney Bliss and Claude Kennedy. Due to the fact that further time has been given for sending messages, Galena citizens now being able to send messages over the Frisco from 8:15 o'clock a. m. to 4 o'clock p. and from that hour until 6 o'clock over the Katy rallroad system, the club today voted to give.

up the case against the Western Union in regard to the establishment of an uptown telegraph office. The city attorney, A. D. Schreiner, was authorized to write the Public Utilities Commission requesting that the case be dropped. Thank Joplin A.

hearing in regard to the matter was held before a representative of the commission several weeks ago, and the trial hearing set for March' 1. The free delivery distance for delivering messages has been extended to one mile south instead of half a mile as The club voted a resolution of thanks to the Lions Club of Jpolin for the entertainment given the local organization Tuesday night. and Secretary Arthur S. McNay to adivse the Lions Club of its action. The matter of improving Ewer's and Price's fords near Five-mile, which is in territory tributary to Galena.

was discussed, but no definite action was taken. Gas Company Installs Gauges. Wobb City, Feb. sure gauges are being installed by the local gas -one 1 in the city hall building and apother at the West End fire station. This is being done by order of the state public service 'commission so patrons can determine the gas.

pressure on the mains. At there is supposed to. be a -four-ounce pressure of gas, the by the government bureau of mines. PICHER BRIEFS N. W.

Green Undertaking phone 121, Mr. and Mrs. Norton E. Ritter and the latter's mother, Mrs. C.

V. Wells, North Connell atenue, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

WieSerg, of Baxter, Springs, last night. Rev. Glenn E. Tilton and R. L.

Thrallkill attended a county meeting of the Red Cross at Miami yesterday. J. T. Kemper will return to his home at Springfield, today after a visit with relatives. A meeting of the Parent-Teacher units of the.

Mineral Heights and the Whitebird schools will be 'held at each of the schools this afternoon at 2 o'clock: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hocker, Fourth and Connell avenue, entertained a. number of friends at a rook party last night. C.

H. Simmons, 112. Columbus street, is visiting relatives at, Webb City. Mr. Simmons has been in failing health for some time and his condition is said, to not be showing any improvement.

Leo Gilbar, employed at a St. Louis mine, sustained a severe injury to his. head Wednesday night as the result of being struck by a falling boulder. He' was taken to a local hospital. 'He resides at Zincville.

Billie Townsend, grandson of Mrs. Minnie Simmons, 112 Columbus street, and son of W. 'A. Townsend of Joplin, who has been quite sick, is reported. as being somewhat improved.

He has been at his grandmother's home here for several weeks. Mrs. Ed Edwards, 421 South Treece street, entertained membera of the Queen Esther' circle of. the Baptist Migalonary Union Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

A. M. DuPree, South Francis street, is reported as being quite sick. A. L.

Miller was a Miami business visitor yesterday. Mrs. Ted Blankenship and of Carterville, have arrived in Picher to make their future home, Mr. Blankenship, is employed at the Mahutska mine. BAXTER BRIEFS.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Traylor and Mrs.

Franz were called. to Osborn, by the death of Mrs. George Sparks, which occurred on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Sparks is a sister of.

Mrs. Traylor and Mrs. Franz and. spent several months in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Traylor this winter.

F. E. Hatfield of Seneca, 8. has arrived for a visit the home of his sister, Mrs. J.

M. Newhouse. Winters has been confined to his home 'by illness for several days. Mrs. D.

A. Stevens of Miami, visited several. days this week in the home of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Filby. Mrs. J. B.

Kelley and daughters will go to Centralia, Saturday to join Mr. Kelley and establish their home. They made their home In Baxter Springs for a number of years. The Rev. 'F.

Ebright 'has returned from Pittsburg, where he al'tended a of 'Methodist ministers the first. of the week. Mrs. G. W.

Sikes was called to Kansas City the first of the week by the illness of her. daughter, Mrs. BURGLARS SCATTER CHECKS OVER FLOOR Safe Breakers Rob Carthage Battery Station--Take Will of Proprietor. Carthage, Feb. $50.

in. was obtained by sate breakers the Chain Battery Service Station, corner of Grant and Fifth streets, last night, the bur-! glars pounding off the combination with a sledge hammer after which, they punched out the lock with a heavy steel punch. The robbery was an unusually bold one, the burglars performing their work within a few feet of a large front window opening on Grant street. In addition to. the money, a check for $24 given to C.

E. Roof, manager of battery station, yesterday by W. Patterthe. son of Carthage, 'wag taken. Several other checks, aggregating more than were strewn about the office floor this morning when Mr.

Roof opened his place for business. A sealed envelope containing the wills of both Mr. Roof and his wife, also was taken. Suspect Is Released. A suspect arrested by police this morning was released late this aft-.

ernoon, officers failing to connect him with the robbery. The Carthage bottling works on North Main street also was broken into last night but so far as known nothing of value taken. The office safe was not locked and was thoroughly ransacked but there was no money or valuables kept in the safe. Entrance to buildings was effected by. smashing a rear window and unfastening the catch.

The rear doors of both establishments were left open by the robbers. WEBB CITY CONSIDERS FALL FESTIVAL PLANS: Sarcoxie Citizen Explains Detalls of Street Fair at Chamber of Dinner. Webb City, Feb. Chamber of Commerce at, a luncheon today favorably considered. a fall harvest festival for.

Webb City at the conclusion of an address by N. Spencer of Garcoxie, who explained the plan for such an event in his home town. A fair association, of which Sarcoxie, Neosho, Jasper and Mount Vernon are members has been, organized so 'ag to arrange dates which will not conflict. The executive committee of the association is to meet in Webb City, March 14, to. arrange' dates for 1924.

E. E. Wood; president, announced he would appoint a committee to meet with the executive body relative to Webb City entering the association. Cost Not Great. Mr.

Spencer said the cost of giving a harvest festival, at Sarcoxie last year was not over $750 and that the cost here should not exceed $1,500. Various exhibits, agricultural and industrial, are presented. In addition, rural 'and city schools make displays of their work. The average attendance. to the Sarcoxie harvest show this year was 5,000 persons, Mr.

Spencer sald, A letter acknowledging receipt of $200 for, Webb City's fee for membership into the Ozark Playgrounds Association for 1924, gent by John Potts, secretary, was Miss Katherine Holmer, a member of the senior class of the high school, gave a short Barn Burns at Carthage. Carthage, Feb. loss estimated at about $500 was caused by. fire which badly damaged a large barn belonging tp Otto. Johnson, local teamster, at his home, 517 West Macon street, at 8:30 o'clock tonight.

The cause of the blaze is unknown, the barn being a mass of flames when discovered. Thirteon head of horses -and two cows as well as an automobile, harness and other equipment were In the barn but were taken out, The loss in partially. covered by Insurance. A barn belonging to' W. L.

Black of South Fulton street, and which adjoins the son barn on the north, also was badly damaged. Mothers You Can Prevent Children From Taking Cold Next Time They Come in Wet. and "Sniffling" Rub This Vapor Salve Over Throat and Chest When children come in from play with feet wet, noses blue and hands like of ice, you feel sure that they are "in for a But the next time try Vicks, At bedtime rub this vaporizing salve well in over throat and chest and cover with warm flannel cloth. The body heat, releases the ingredients-Menthol, Camphor, the Eucalyp. tus, Juniper Tar, form of vapors, and these vapors go directly to the air passages, stimulating the mucous membrane to repel germ attacks.

At the same time Vicks increases the circulation of the blood thruout the chest region, thus helping to prevent any congestion developing. If applied in time, Vicks will prevent. many colds from getting a start and its use doesn't disturb the child's digestion as constant internal dosing is so apt to do. VISAS Over Mruson MAny WEBB CITY COUPLE MARRIED 53 YEARS Captain and Mrs. Earles Quietly Observe Anniversary of Their Wedding.

Webb City, Feb. and Mrs. J. W. Earles, pioneer residents of Webb City, today observed their fifty-third wedding anniversary at their home, 111 South; Ball street.

In accordance with a custom inaugurated on their wedding day, Captain Earles today presented his bride of fity-three years ago with a heart -shaped Valentine. Fiftythree now have been kept by Mrs. Earles and she today had all of them on display in their home. Receive Friends. Many friends of the couple visited them during the day.

No formal celebration was held. Captain Earles is 85 years old and his wife will be 76 in May. Two years ago, she fell and broke her hip, an injury, from which she has never fully recovered. She can walk about only by support. They have been residents of Webb City for the past forty yeara.

Captain Earles was a captain in the Civil war and later went toy Kansas, where he is a charter member of a Masonic lodge at Girard. He formerly was prominent in mining. circles here. WELL KNOWN JASPER COUNTY WOMAN DIES Carthage, Feb. Hotha Watson, a well known restdent of the eastern district of the county, died at 4:20 o'clock.

this afternoon at the home of a daughter, Mrs. W. Ferguson in Reeds, following an Illness of several weeks. Mrs. Watson was 67 years old.

She was married to B. R. Watson at Jasper, October 7, 1877. For the past forty years the family has resided on a farm seven miles south: east of Carthage. The husband, one son, HI.

O. Watson of California, and two daughters, Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. W. H.

Black, of southeast of Carthage, survive. Mrs. Watson had been a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, 45 years. Funeral services will be conducted at Dudman church at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Burlal will, be in Dudman cemetery.

DEFUNCT BANK'S LOANS AMOUNT TO $367,319 Poplar Bluff, Feb. Bank of Puxico, which closed its doora December 22, has loans outstanding amounting to $367,319, according to a statement filed here today by C. M. Duncan, state bank. examiner.

The record also shows that D. F. Walser, president of the bank, and his son, J. C. cashier, owe the bank approximately $70,000.

The elder Walser has made assignment to the bank: of Insurance policies totalling $76,000, Webb City A. Meets Webb City, Feb. following program will be given at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon: at A STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burnIng, itching Eczema quickly by applying Zemo furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra Jarge bottle, $1.00. Healing begins.

the ment Zemo la applied. In a short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. Por' clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, liquid. When others fall it is 'the one dependable treatment for. skin troubles of all kinds.

Zemo Soap, -Zemo Ointment, -Adv. RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Every druggist in this county is authorized to to every rheumatic sufferer that if a full pint bottle of Allenrhu, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he' will gladly return your money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really' marvelous results have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was Intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Mr. James H.

Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu, who for many years suffered the torments acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not' want a cent of anyone's money unless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has instructed druggists to guarantee it as above in every 'instance, Wheeler Leffen Drug Jackson Drug Co, HOFSTRA kills, roaches NOT A POISON meeting of. the Webster ParentTeacher Association: Song, room one; reading. "The Flag Is By," Eugene Hunter; "Nature's Flag," Everett Smith; vocal solo, Etheleen Ross; gong, James Miner, Leo Cooper, Laura Mac Sanders and Crystal Thurman; song, "Little Sam Martin, Glenn Lowe, Fern Lassiter, Biendena Pever; song, "The Best Can of All," room three; reading, Fern Lassiter; report of general meeting, Mrs. W. Raymond and Mrs.

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