The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 1

NEOSHO DAILY DEMOCRAT VOLUME "it UNKNOWN MAN FOUND IN. JUKED ON FRISCO MAILKOAD An unknown iruui was found the truck of the KYI.Mc'o Railroad thi.s morning ncui Seneca. Mi- had suffered BCVUVC- fracture of llu 1 skull and is suppoHi'd to hcvn by a train, lie was brought to thu Nvoslm InnmilHl by the amhiiliinct' of the Buzzard Company of Seneca, and everything possible beinR done for him. Hi.s injuricH arc very avriuim and may prove fatal. From what we can learn, the; man had no pnpors, nor moans of identification and nothing in known aa to who he is or where he came from.

DR. BENTON COMES HOME. MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1923. NUMBER 162. MOORE-JACKSON Dr.

A. W. Henton who has spent the past several weeks in a hospital at Katmus City, returned to Noosho Saturday night and his many friends will indeed be triad to know that he IH getting ulontf nicely and improving in health and strength ouch day. Dr. Bonton is atuppirig at the- Hotel Kn- gland.

He in able, to be up and around and i.s meeting with his old friends and cronies. IMPERIAL WIZARD EVANS TO BROADCAST TUESDAY to information received by local officers, Imperial Wizard Evans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan will broadcast over radio station WQQ of the Western Radio Company of Kansas City, on Tuesday, August 7th. Stop program begins at 8:00 p. m. Stop wave length, .160 meters.

Station 750 watt. The program will consist of a lecture by Evans on Nirs. Bertha Mingle of Oswego, Kansas, arrived in Neu.tho yesterday and will spend the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Williams, und other relatives and friends. Married in Michigan, August 'Hh, ID'JIJ, Mr. Robert Frank Moore and Miss Linnet Jackson. Mr.

and Mrs, Moore will be at hump to their friends after August 10th at Oak Street, Knlamazoo, Michigan. Miss Jackson is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of this city and is a Neosho girl, born and reared and is a descendant of one of the oldest und beat known families of the town. After completing her course in tho Neosho High School, she entered Drury College, Springfield, Missouri, and Graduated from there, with an A.

JJ. degree in 11)22. Last year she was a successful teacher in the Junior high school in Neosho. Mr, Moore and Miss Jackson met at Drury College during MI'SH Jackson's Freshman year. Mr.

Moore is the only son of Dr. and Mrs. J. 0. Moore of Springfield, He i.s a graduate of the School of Engineering of the University of Illinois, going to K.ulama- 200 this Spring where he is engaged in his profession.

Mr. Moore has made many visits to Neosho and has won the esteem of all whom he has met. Mias Jackson is a young lady of pleasing disposition and winning personality and has many warm friends here who will join in wishing them much happiness, NOTiCE 1. O. O.

WEATHER REPORT The weather report as received nt the U. S. Fish Hatchery today is ns follows: Generally fair tonight. Tuesday somewhat unsettled, probably local thunder storms. Not HO warm.

W. W. DAVIS HEARD FROM We said in our paper Saturday that fishing was again getting good in Shoal creek and stated that wen; expecting at any time to hear favorable reports along this line from W. W. Davis.

Well, Mr. Davis has been heard from. Saturday night he fished at Camp Scenic with Earl Shull and they caught 10 pounds of catfish. The largest one weighed 3 Va pounds but all of them were fair size. NEOSHO LOSES TO NOEL Regular meeting Neosho Lodge No.

85, I. 0. 0. F. will be held at the hall Monday night promptly at 8:00.

All members urged to be present, visitors cordially invited. Earl E. Dorrance, N. G. D.

H. Lewis, Rec. Sec. Mrs. Chas.

Vorke and little daughter Flora Dean, returned to their home, at Vinita, today after a visit with Mrs. Yorke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Centers. The Neosho Athletics journeyed to Noel ysterday for a game with the team of that place. The game was a fast one and the final score showed to (5 in Noel's favor. Noel has a good team but there was eorisider- ble complaint on the umpire, and it is claimed that the score should have been in Neosho'a favor. New Tempefalure Arc In Oklahoma.

Set Oklahoma Cly, Aug. A week of unprecedented heal ended in Oklahoma City today with now temperature records net at several points with no relief in sight. At Tulsn the temperature hung at 111 degrees for two hours during the afternoon, the hottest in the history of the'government weather bureau there. One man was overcome and scores of others were forced to quit work. For more than a week the daily maximum temperature, for the state has been well over the 100 mark.

Crops have been soared under the pitiless sun and blistering winds. Corn lias suffered most according to John Whitehurst, president of the state board of agriculture. SAVING THE BABIES PARADE PLANS ARE MADE BY KLANSMEN Citizens who live in communities apathetic to their infant death rate should consider carefully the results of the cooperative rural health work now being carried on in Green County, A report just received by the United States Public Health Service at Washington, shows -a remark- a ble reduction in the: infant mortality rate in Springfield and Campbell townships since the- establishment there of a whole-time county health department. In 1U.18 the death rate in these- two Missouri townships was 105 per thousand. That is, out of every 1,000 babies born alive, 105 died in that year.

Then Green county decided it Saturday night, August 11, will be "Ku Klux Klan night" in Joplin. On that date, the organization will stage a parade in honor of Dr. Hiram Westley Evans, imperial wizard could no longer afford to continue SALE OPENS Our oprntd this morning with nitfiutiailic in all department. Below it few for wevk't buycn. 9-4 pepperal 47c yd.

36 in. pillow tubing 27e I tope niufliu I6c Pongee dfftt Stic 35c 2sk lo 39? Bftikifif 1-3 off regular price Jack Tar 3(i in. Standard You will find a gntat many Come and you. FORD CARPENTER THE LADIES HOME who will deliver a speech in Carthage on that afternoon. Dr.

Evans will lead the parade and in addition to the spectacle of thousands of white-clad figures in the procession, there will be special features which will not be divulged until the procession gets in motion. Other klansmc-n, not in regalia, will mingle with the throng of spectators. Official permission to stage- the parade has been granted both by Mayor F. Taylor Snnpp and Chief of Police P. who received separate requests from Oxark Klan No.

3. The parade will be followed by a unmindful of baby death rate and a health department was organized. In the following year 1019, the in-i fant death rate in these two ships dropped to 96 per thousand.j In 1920 it went to 85, in 1921 to 76 and in 1922 the decline reached 61. In othf-r words Springfield and Camp-! bell townships reduced their infant mortality rate 42 per cent within, the' short space of four years. This 42 per cent reduction furnishes a striking example of what may be accomplished in infant welfare by carrying out, with economy and efficiency, a well balanced general program of health work affect- Chiropractic Demonstration Foul- ported The.

Chiropractic demonstration which was to have been held at the City Park Thursday night, Aug. ti, has postponed until tho next night, Friday the on account. of a conflict with the county Sunday School meeting and which i.s be held on Thursday night Several of the Chiroprators and others will be in Neosho at the Sunday School meeting Thursday night to become acquainted with tho people and to announce their program for tho following night. Rev. A.

K. Clark, nationally known evangelist, Cordcll vice-president and manager of the Dyer Chiropractic College of Joplin, his secretary, and the following members of the Dyer faculty will be dowji from Joplin. Doctors J. A. Dyer, John Morgan, Walker and F.

A. Duncan, a. former Neosho Chiropractor. The party will make up two cars and will be accompanied by Mr. Will Munson and Mrs.

Conway. The members of the above named faculty will, at the Chiropractic demonstration Friday at 7:30, demonstrate by actual adjustment thi.s method of Chiropractic. Anyone having rheumatism, paralysis of any kind or disease which i.via be treated by Chiropractic 1 may receive free examination and adjustment and will be tuld just what Lo do Chiropract.icully and what result will be, obtained from the practice of their vecommenda- tions. The local Chiropractor can possibly do this as all Chiropractors of tho highest class affiliate er. Has Anyone Laughed At You Because You are ashamed to ride In cheap cnr? This huiuhtor mny may not he well deserved.

If you lire ashamed DC I he ear you should (lie latiyh, If yon nro ashamed iluii e.uni money enmitrli to have ti hettei' ear, yon arc not so eulpa- hle. If you arc ashamed that you cannot make your mother inure eomfortidile than having her hack ache in loo loutf iitiidiniihllt' parlies, (hen you arc a hit less hliUTHMVol'lhy. llOW- i-vrr. smnc folk have no ours lit. all.

You tfUoiihl he triad that you can have any car--al'ler all, they IJIT.V ynu ahoui, and make you Independent of and SO Your get-away here is: To get away with it the best way you can, if you can't get away with kind. Zj by gathering of Kinsmen at which an all age-sex groups in a commun-J address will be delivered by Dr. Evans. The mating will not be open to the put ic, klansmen only being admitted. Entering Main street from Broadway, the parade will move south.

The distance traversed will be suf- Uniuual for Sales Day Four lOc Rolls ToiN 26c 14 The Novelty Company ity with a well administered health department under the direction of a whole-time health officer. The example of Missouri in saving its babies should give cause to every. citizen of other communities not equipped with health departmens or The Country Club will iv.eet Wed-! nesday evening at the City Park and dinner will be served from 6:30 to 7:00. All members and families urged to be present. REPAIRING TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS SCALES REMEMBER "EDDIE CONNELLY" FOURTH YEAR COMING HERE THIS WEEK ONLY PHONE i3 Marriage of the Abbey.

The, of the abbey G'drL'ki of St. Peter at tha duke of STork iihd his hride 'iiufued yn their day is a ivi or 'junous and unex- 1 t'c contains, of course, ricnTje'i ot the famous acd ciife bin hoJj hlmost equally nu- rns-rous o) those of humbler is 'lue largely to the fact rimt not. only rnr-i of the body hut can claira the ruiiit an tji.ii.'^y wedding. As the (1 iii'bey ceremony is noc one that Is too readily accorded, ic may esisil.v nrise that a peer falls to socure it, while iinndmaiden of one of the eleryy and her bridegroom may no dilViculty in ar- ranjriny their nupiiais in the centra! cliarch of 1 Times. -v I i ficient that, spectators will have am- health officers giving their full time pie room for observation without undue Ed Gittings, Glen Woolfendc-n and Clarence Heaton are spending the week on the Cowskin at the Henderson Farm near Noel.

White Sulphur Springs, Saratoga Lake, Aug. soy, heavywt-ight chjiinpionship of the world, establishod training quarters hero tonight in pivparatiun for his September 14 match with Luis Angel Firpo of the Argentine. Demp- with Jack tveani3, his maniiger, spent the afternoon at the Saratoga Springs track and caini- out to look over the quarters in the evening. DRINK Breakfast DcLuxe Coffee and the difference, SMITH'S 6RO, Good Tbingi lo Eat Phone 28 or 244 to the work. It is time for the thinking men and women in communities to time for them to shako off their indifference and set about earnestly to save the lives of babies born in such communities.

A county dt-purtment under the direction of a full-time health officer the first objective. Missouri is showing the way. ICE CREAM SOCIAL An 5iv cream social will be hold Tuesday iiight, Aug. 1. on the lawn of the Firld School by tho W.

M. U. of the StH'oiul Baptist church. Everybody invited. 0.

O- F. Lodge No SD nu'ots to- SHOE REPAIRING, i have bought the Shoe Shop, corner High and Adams Sts. All kinds of repair work, turned work and stitched down a specialty, Prices reasonable Gallion, Proprietor. 44-1 mo. Summer Clearance of Men's Dress Shirts TliiiS offevs jvicf.

a splendid portunity to tave ua ahirt ply Ail dress mr.Iiulcd except white and -t-lid ntlachad Vou choice all Manl Wilson Brou, fiueat fchirte ut con- in $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 Men's lion's Men's Baby's Picture HYouv family records never complete without frequent of the little toll Have them made today by Aycrs Studio The "Photographers" of Your City PHONE 197 58. UO $4,00 $5.00 $6 00 $7.50 1- Heat Known Men Men Men Men Men Store 'I 's vj '3 1 4 Si In DJ-CSM Dross Dross Dress Dress Dress Dress Shirty Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirtn Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts $1-15 $.1.55 $1.85 $2.66 $2-65 $3.0.0 $4.55 $3.65 County.