Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 4

JOPLIN AUGUST 9,1923. POLICE JUflOE ffilD ONOER CHARGE ccptcd 11 Fine Oni of ITeariMK City, Q. Spears, police judge of AVebb City, was an -Pstocl late this nftpi- noon oil state cliarpres brouBlit n.gfiinst lilm by ArthlinSnitth ofOrO' nORO, who charges Spears accepted a plea oC pullty in- a place other, than the poliqe court n'lih 'follectett the fine. Ho" was arraiprned T. Sinpard and permitted with ttisttucijons to appeal' Friday, August 10, for preliminary trial.

According to, pCficers, Smith arrostetj by John End poll'ceman. Tor He pleaded, guilty when "taken before Spqars business establishment- on'; Daiiigherty, where it is leged, the plea-arid- col'lected a fine to made Iftte one niglit! the latteV'part Coyne Issues 'Wan-ant. The wa 'i'Tant for Spears' arrest' was Issued on order or TJoy Coyne, prosecuting attorney. say Spears' offense'' Is piinishable by a finii and forfeiture of jlJO record made.of arrest, officers say, and Smith was fined without Spears the defendant's name. It was entered later on the iruly rpp'ort thti I 'lnriife' of "Jphh I5pe." jC cQ.vering offense of whtoh Spears is charged wa's enacted at last session of the state legisr latifpe.

MiMORCYCLE HAt WAGON, 2 ARE INJURED Webb City, Anna Gilbert and Harrison Hulsery, were'Injul-ed late, last night on the pine street concrete road, when a motorcycle they were riding "struck a hay wagon, throwing them completely off the highway. Both were believed seriously injured for a shore time after the accident, ''but today they were reported recovering, Jliss Gilbert's injuries consisted of a severely wrenched hip, and several cuts and bruises about the body. An ambulance of the Webb City Undertaking was called and removed her to Jier home on North Haft street. Hulserj' was driving the motorcycle and the girl was riding behind. They said they did not see a wagon carrying a hay frame ahead of them until it was too late to avert the accident.

W. C. WILL OBSERVE Sfnyor Ask.s Business ITouso.s Close From 2 to 5 O'clock Friday Afternoon. Douthat Man Held on Ciiarge' Douthat, Aug. A.

(Red) Anderson, 35 years old. owner of a pool hall, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff XJ. S. Jennings and Special Deputy Sheriff Jim Steele Monday night on a charge of il legal posession of liquor. I A gallon' of whisky and ten gallons of wine werp seized by the officers, who allege that part of it was found in Anderson's place of business, and part in his home.

Picher Pythias to Entertain Tjotlges. Picher, Aug. Picher lodge of Knights of Pythias will be visited Thursday night Ijy lodges from Miami and Afton. Dast week, Afton entertained Miami and Picher lodges. On August 10, Miami will entertain the other two lodges.

tn Through Woridng For Nothing" So he opened a account. "During the past five years," he said, "I've earned about $10,000 and until now I haven't saved a dollar. The next five years will be different. I'm coming in Webb City, Aug. proclamations requesting all busine houses to close from 2 to 5 o'clock Friday afternoon and that all citizens.

attend a memorial service at Memorial park in tribute to Warren G. Ilardin.g, deceased president, was issued today by A. G. Young. The pro'clamation is as follows: Friday, August 10th, at 3 o'clock p.

will be laid to rest the body o( him, wlio until recently occupied the position 'of chioC mn.gistrate of oui; ccuptry. "In compliance of President Coolidgo Governor Hyde, and out respect to the memory of our deceased president, I recommend that all. business houses be olcsed from 2 o'clock until 5 o'clock p. on next Friday, and that appropri.ate memorial services be held at Memorial be.cinnin.sr at 3 o'clock, p. m.

(Signed! G. YOl'XG. M.ayor." PICHER AD CLVB PLANS FISHING PARTY AND FRY Puzzles Puzzle Her tie is keeping his word. FOVKTU AND jrOPLIiV MiNERiBANK OF JoPLlN JOPLIN.MO. Picher, Aug.

Eicher Club met at the Lafayette cafe Tuesday night. After p.as.sih.g a resolution of respe.ct to the memory of the late president, G. Hardin.g. the member's decided to hold a fishing party and appointed W. D.

AVainwright, Charles ISIarkwardt; John L. Stauffer, W. C. Hale and.Ej.A. Edgerly as' members of the arrangements committee.

A fish fry probably will be held at thenext bi-weekly meeting. Hosts at last night's meeting were: Lester F-. Strauss, Charles Markwardt. Lawrence Horace. M.

Rider and Frank Sed.gwick. BAXTER PLANS HARDING MEMORIAL RITES FRIDAY Baxter 'Springs, Aug, A memorial service will be held in the Library park at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, during the funeral of the. deceased president, Warren G. Harding, at Marion, O. Music will be In charge of E.

M. Mitthen- and talks will be made by pastors and other men of the city. Citizens generally are tirged to participate in the service, more complete details of which will be announced later. CARTHAGE BUSINESS TO HALT TODAY AND FRIDAY Carthage, will be virtually su.spended in Carthage Thursday and Friday afternoons for the Southwest Missouri fair, this action having been voted at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday noon. All banks of the city as Well as oity and coun- tj- offices and the public library will close.

A half holida-y will -be observed at the postofhce. Friday afternoon for the services to be held at the fair grounds in respect to the memory of President Warren G. Harding. Helen of Philadelphia is never balked by a puzzle. By solving puzzles she has won a piano, an auto, in cash and a job.

She has also won furniture which she to an aunt in Boston. GALENA TO CREATE A PLI1.I1BI1 BOARD All Persons Doing Plunibing Work AVill Be RcQuircd to Pass examinations. Bllaiiii Rotaiiaiis Honor Harding. Miami, Aug. impressive memorial service for the late President Harding was held by the Miami Rotary Club at Hotel at 6 o'clock Tuesday night.

Galena, Aug. plumbing board, to examine persons who wish to engage in plumbing, will be established in Galena, with three members, the mayor, ex-officio chairman of the board of health, one master plumber and a journeyman plumber. The creation of such a board was occasioned by the fact that Galena is a second-class city with a sewer and water system, upon which only a qualified plumber may work. Appointment to Be May 1. The regular appointment 'of the board will be the first of May each soon after which the plabe and date of examinations will be announced.

The examinations will be of such a nature as to prove the qualifications of the applicant, and Will include house drainage, plumbing, ventilation, ond will be wholly or partly in writing. Persons passing the examination be awarded certificates qualifying him to engage in plumbing. The certificate will be signed by each member of the board and attested by the city clerk. The "fee for Is for mn'ster nLrid employing plumbers, and a 52 fee for journeyman PICHER WITHOUT WAfsR WHEN BLAST BREAKS MAIN Seliool Holds Plcinle. Galena, Aug.

of members of the! Presbyterian Sunday school attended tin annual picnic at Lakeside park this afternoon. Two special cars left the vomer of Seventh and Main streets at 1:30 o'clock. A picnic supper was held on the grounds. PICHEll BltlEFS WEBB CITY BRIEFS The Rev. W.

Moore, a former', pastor of the Christian church, now at Liberty, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Morris, South Madison street, for few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Oren Moore have returned to their home at Monett, after visiting for several days with Mrs. Peajl Moore, No. 210 North Pennsylvania avenue.

Miss Velma Galligar has returned to her home at Dallas, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roderlque. W. C.

Duvall, No. 903 West Daugherty street, who has been seriously ill, is improving. Tlie Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet In the church parlors this afternoon. Hostesses will be Mosdames A. Rose, Robert Sitaert, J.

O. Rusk and Bell. Mrs. Bell will be leader of the study hour. Miss "Virginia Campbell has re- tui'ned from a visit with her aunt, Mrs.

R. Means at Tulsa, Okla. Miss Ada Daniel.s/who is attend-- ing Columbia University at New York city, with a party of friends went to Washington, D. to witness the funeral of Warren G. Harding, yesterday morning.

Mrs. R. W. Cole and sons, Dicky and Billy Tom, Mrs. Harry Neff and daughter, Charlotte, of Joplin, and Miss M.ablo Neff formed a picnic and swimming party to Sagmount Monday night.

Sli Marie Howard-and Edni Barlow returned Tuesday night from Springfield, where they haVe been attending a summer term at the state teachers' college- Miss Frances Hitncr left Tuesday tor a visit with friends Parkvillc-, Mo. Miss Margaret Cqlib, 'Who has been a guest of Mrs. Oliver Wampler. North Ball street, for the last several weeks, returnedto her home at Norton, yesterday. Miss Alice Morris of Tulsa, is a g.yest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Morris. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Donahoe of St. Louis are guests of Mr. and John Guitheus; West Daugherty Street.

Picher, Aug. service throughout Picher was shut off for three hours this forenoon on account of a break in the mains at Fifth and Alta streets, caused by the explosion of a small charge of dynamite used by workers dig.ging- a Ditch in that vicinity. Sliawgo Funei'al Delayed. Aug. arrangements for Oscar Shawgo, 2ij years old, who died late Tuesday afternoon of injuries received from falling rocks at the Vinegar Hill- Barr mine, have not been completed on account of the failure of mother and brother, Arthur, to arrive from Kansas The body is at the "Todd mortuary.

Oscar and his father, W. M. Shawgo, lived in Baxter Springs. His mother was visiting In Kansas City at the time of his death. Green-Stephens L'ndertaklng Co Ph.

121. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Vrade, Second and Ella streets, a boy, Sunday. Heni'y Craig left for Okmulgee on business Tuesday.

Pie return Saturday. James E. Burke, No. 405 South Main street, reports that the Bingham drug store, which he has been managing at Quapaw, has been sol I to Stanley Moore of Afton. Miss Thelma R.

Abbott, 15 years old, of Joplih and Hubert Murphy, 20, of Picher were married at 11 o'clock Wednesday. Jeff Black, justice of the peace, performed the ceremony, which was witnessed by Mrs. E. L. Keithley of Picher and I-Iorace Murphy of Treece, Kan.

Misses Fern and Beulah Baes, 1 Fourth and Connel avenue, have returned from FayetteviUe, where they have been attending a teachers' normal school. Mrs. Lulu Tibbens of Oklahoma City, whf has been visiting relatives and her daughter, Mrs. William T. White, were guests of Mrs.

Tibbens' sister, Mrs. Dell Williams, at Webb City, Wednesday. John Milleri Picher mail carrier, who has been seriously ill' for several weeks, was sent to a hospital for former soldiers at Oklahom .1 City. Dr. and Mrs.

D. L. Connell and son. Matt, returned Tuesday night from a visit with relatives St. Louis.

Mrs. J. B. Bills returned with them from Aurora Springs, where she had been visiting her, sister. Mr.

and Mxs. James Klinefelter, No. 300 Picher Street, returned Wednesday from a six-weelcs' outing in Colorado. Mrs. Eddie DoMier, No.

215 Main street, is being visited by her mother, Mary Curlee, of Salem, Mo. CAUTERAUMiE BRIEFS. Struck, by an Idea. Just after the apple hit him on the head Sir Isaac Newton became suddenly serious. "I realize the gravity of the situation," he Goblin.

BAXTER BRIEF Mrs. Nellie Jones will leave Sunday for Denver, to visit relatives. Mrs. Ella Grace of Springfield, 111., was a guest of Miss Allle Lillibridge yesterday. PICHER TO SUSPEND BUSINESS 2 HOURS Mayor Proclamation yVsklng Observance of Kcverciicc to Dead President.

Pichor, Aug. will be suspended in Picher from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock Friday afternoon as a token of respect tb the late President Warren G. Harding. A tinlon memorial service will be held at the Central Methodist Episcopal church, South; sometime during those hours. The program has not been completed.

All churches In the city will participate In the memorial. J. E. Holt, assistant postmaster, announced today that the Picher postoffice will be closed from 3 to 4 o'clock In respect to the Harding obsequies. The Picher Advertising Club passed a resolution Tuesday night and agreed that members will close their places of business during the hours of 2 to 4 o'clock.

Maj-or Issues Proclftmatioii. May.ir H. L. Henderson Issued a proclamation today, asking for the suspension of business for two hours Friday afternoon' and urgih.g the attendance of all citizens to the union memorial services. Tlie proclamation follows: "Whereas, the paitlng of the nation's chief executive Is a cause of deep sorrow f.nd grief throughout the United States, and in order for our cfty to.

appropriately participate in the pb H. L. Henderson, mayor of Picher, do hereby proclaim the hours of 2 to 4 o'clock, Friday afternoon, Augukt 10, 1923, as hours we should solemnize in respect to our president, the Hon. Warren G. Harding, whose official capacity was the highest attainable for A.mericans, and as his life was given in the service of all of us, we should, regardless, of political affiliations, join in.

union memorial service? and contribute our share toward doing honor to whom honor is due; and further it Is requested that business be suspended during these hours in order that all may have an opportunity of attending the memorial services. (Signed) L. HENDERSON, Mayor, Picher, Okla." GAI EXA BRIBfS Mrs. Ella Grace, Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Moody, Mrs. S. B.

Eurit and Miss Ljn Chanute, for several weeks Miss Stella Black of this city has accepted a position as teacher in the junior high school at Commerce, for the coming term. Robjrt Patterson, Second and Main streets, is recovering ttom a broken wrist, which he sustained Sunday afternoon while attempting to crank a Ford. The regular meeting of the Galena Business Men's Association will be held in Grubbs' cafe at noon tomorrow. Xieslie Frey has returned to his home In Kansas City, after spending a few days here as the guest of Miss Juanlta Claris. J.

H. Boice has returned home after a few daj's' business visit at Paola and Osawatomie, and Kansas City, Mo. Miss Ruth Wright of Carl Junction, guest of Miss Prances Campbell. J. H.

Ingram.of Oklahoma City, is spending a few days at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. G. Peck, and Mrs. Nellie Parman.

Vivian Daugherty has returned homis from Miller, where he spent two weeks at the farm home of his uncle, H. Sater. Mrs. Harry. Gates and her sister, Mrs.

Edward Foster, formerly Miss Mabel Nichols ot this city, both of Brawley, are guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs. C. O. Day. Mrs.

W. B. Griggsby and family have returned tb their home in Neosho, after a visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. L.

Hill. Dorothy Ann Fisher has returned home from Seneca, after a visit of several veeks with relatives. Mrs. T. D.

'j'oungbloca and son, who have been guests for several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. White, and Mrs.

M. C. 'White, have returned to their home In Ontario, Calif. Mrs. Sara Scovell, who has been Miss El'sa' linotype operator at the Baxter Springs Herald office, was removed to the home of her uncle, J.

West Eighth street, this afternoon and will undergo an operation for appendicitis. L. Lemons, No. 1524 East Seveniteenth. street, was removed last night by tho Clark ambulance to St.

John's hospital in Joplin, where the vfill undergo an operation, Helen Humphrey lias returned from Madison, where she attended school this summer. Mrs. Maude Murdock was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Smith, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

Ellen Peters of Columbus is moving to Baxter Spi'ings. Mrs. W. M. Shawgo, Who has been in Kansas City for several weeks, h.as been called home the death of hep son, Oscar Shawgo, who died of injuries received in the- Hill-Barr mine, near Picher, Tuesday aftei-noon.

Tho members of the Baptist Sunday school will hold thoir annual picnic at Lakeside park Thursday. A special car will leave the corner of Tenth street and Military avehuu iii 3:30 o'clock. AUie LUlibridge were dinner guests of Dr. Ellsworth Moody in JopUh Wednesday night. They later formed a party a theater.

Mrs. J. L. Hays was a guest of Mrs. Robert Burris in AVebb City yesterday.

Mrs. Helen Gunther Is expecting Mrs. Julian Coe of St. Louis to arrive the first of next week for a visit. Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Kelley of St. Louis were dinner guests the Frank Mosler home Tuestlay night.

Mrs. Hattie B. Hoover of Ottawa, is visiting at the homes of W. H. Larsham and W.

H. Stalter. Mrs. Tony Grant of Baxter Springs, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Uobbenstein and daughter, Martha Mae, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. AUarrt of Kansas City are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. (gharles Burke. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. H. Oliver have received the announcement of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F.

Watson of Okmulgee, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Watson formerly lived here. Mrs.

H. R. Brisco and niece. Miss Maxine Emerson of Bartlesyilie, who arrived hero the first of the week to visit relatives, have gone to Pittsburg, Kn" for a visit. Tom Stepp of Webb 'City was a business visitor here yesterday morning.

Guy Newlcirk, Thomas Harbour and Myrtle Harbour attended the Spujihwest Missouri fair at Carthage yesterday. Eddie Root was in Carthage on yesterday. Jferlo Wheeler, Homer Hatton and George Furry attended the fair at Carthage yesterday afternoon. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G.

H. is spending the week 'at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Margaret Schrader. Alexander Burial Is Today. Carthage, services for Mrs.

W. K. Alexander, who died Tuesday afternoon at her home on East Thirteenth street, will be conducted at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the home. T.he Rev. Dr.

O. J. Carder, pastor of the. First Methodist EpI.scopal church, will be In charge. Burial will be in Park cemetery.

HALF INTEREST SOLO IN CARjHAGE HOTEL iT. T. AVallnco to Bo Joint of Drake Bank Position. Carthage, Aug. T.

Wallace, assistant cashier of the First National bank, has purchased half Interest IrKtho Drake hotel business here from P. C. Remler, forme." sole owner, and will become actively connected with the management after September 1, it was artnounced today by the Interested jpartleq. Mr. Wallace has tendered his resignation as assistant cashier ot the First National bank, which position he has held for twenty-two years, to become effective September 1, after which he will devote his entire time to assisting Mr.

Remler In the management of the'Jiotel. Hotel to Bo linprowl. The hotel firm will be known as Remler Wallace. It Is the Intention of the partners to later incorporate the business, probably extending their activities tg other fields. However, both partners today Indicated their first thought would be continued improvement of the Drake hotel here.

The hotel has been doing a "capacity business" since It was opened a year and a half ago. Especially has this been true during the past si.x months. "Continued improvement by Ing possible In the'way Kit hotel service," Is the plan of the, new owners as outlined today by Mr. Remler. Mr.

Remler has had wide ence In the hotel business and Is greatly enthused over the prospects for continued successful operation of the With the two state primary roads from Kansas City and St. Louis meeting here and with increased tourist travel each year, the outlook for future hotel buslnes.s in Clarthage Is very promising fn the opinion of Mr. Jlemler. The amount involved In the transaction just completed-is not announced but Mr. Remler recently refused an offer of' for the business here.

Cnrtlingo Man Injui-es Foot. Carthage, Aug. B. Parker, Carthage real estate dealer, sustained a painful Injury yesterday when ho drove a pick point into his foot Just back of the toes while digging in the yard of his home on Center creek, south of Carthage. When you feci lazy, out of sorts and yawn a aooA deal In the day time you need Herblne to stimulate your JIver, tone up your stomach and purify your bowels.

Price, 00c. Solid by Wheeler Leffen Drug; Co. Miss Mnbel Fern Told AVeds. Webb City, Aug. Mabel Fern Told, daughter of Mr, andMrs.

G. R. Told, No. 604 South Jefferson street, and Lenville White, of Ames, were married at 8 o'clock last night by the Rev. Mr.

Moore, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church at Alba. The marriage was performed at tne pastor's The ring ceremony was used. They were accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs, A. L.

Hoeman of this Mrs. White has resided here for a number of years and Is well known. She was graduated from the local high school In 1910 and since that time has. taught school at Oronogo. Her husband is in the jewelry business at Ames.

They rhot while both attending'''a summer term at the Pittsburg, normal school. Mr. and White left tonight for Nelson, where they will spend several days visiting his parents. They later will go to Ames to reside. Mlaifii C.

of G. Flans Excursion. Miami, Aug. Chamber of Commerce members will journey to Welch Thursday evening on the fifth inter-clty fellowship excursion. The trippers will leave In automobiles from Hotel Miami at 5:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

Kinsem bun. Potato bmn ondWernM. BeflU 16a miieA gnna NOT A ROISOISI Nina Doris Hinton with the "Fun For You Co." In That Screaming Fat-ce "The Widow" No Advance In Pi-ices. Come oarly. Bring your wife nnd family and Hav-a-fjaff.

AliSO Big ,50 Prizes Given Away ON THE SCREEN Rawlinson "The Prisoner'' Amateurs Frldfil' House of Originations A Final Clean-up Sale Of All Broken Lots, Men's, Women's and Children's Summer Footwear Extraordinary for Thursday, and Saturday. High grade footwear, all the well known Rosenberg better. You'll really be surprised at the very low priciss. For Women One lot women's, oxfords and. straps In white fabrics, former values from to $7.50.

Now on sale nr at One lot women's grade straps and o.xfords in white fabrics. Former values from to $10. Now AO nr on sale at For Men One lot oxfords, black and brown calf and kid. All good tiialtes. Regular price from to $9.

Now eo AC on sale at One lot oxfords, black and brown calf, former values up to. Now on 90 QC sale at All men's oxfords on sale at a reduction of Broken lots of Edwin Clapp ox- fords now on sale at about riCe WE ARE XOAV SHOWING A THE NEW FALL STYLES IN OXFORDS AND STRAPS In the new clnnnmori suede and the new log cabin grays. Including some new models In arch preservers! Humming Bird Hose, the best at the price. Also showing the new shades In Ootham Gold Stripe Hose. So Charges, Exchanges or refunds on sale footwear SHOE STORE 523 Main F.

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