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THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS, THURSDAY, 19,1925 3 mi lAMnnnui in DATES CHANGED For Lslw mm nHNUKiw 10 i vlartia SHEPHERD, OCCUPYING CELL IVIIICli CONFINED KORETC, IS PARTICULAR ABOUT REPORTERS Over the bridge they went. Shepherd pale and with large drops of perspiration beading his face. He was smoking the inevitable cigaret through the amber holder. Bridge Clerk A. F.

Robinson met the party and examined the commitment papers. Down a winding stairway went prisoner and guards. Chief Clerk the office of alderman of ward last year against John Sutter, but was defeated. Mr. Handrow was born and reared in the Eighth ward and received his education there.

He is now employed in the shipping room at the John C. Nichols company factory, where he has been engaged for the past six years. FOR NEXT JUNIOR each After liiami CANDIDATE IN 8TH FOR ALD. POSITION OFC MENU A. Fire estructive Plants breathe with their feet as well as with their heads.

ing for my husband. I have no After counting and helping to count the votes forv others during the past ten years as election clerk my United i via. Martial law the bodies of an aged, man and woman have, been found in one of the hotels, and a little girl was The next meeting of the Junior Association of Commerce will be held on Tuesday evening, March 31, Instead of March 24, the regular date. This change was made necessary because of another function which -rect at this famous winter jioeffe" todav following a killed by a speeding automobile in and inspector in the first precinct of the Eighth ward, Arno Handrow, West Palm Beach which was rac destroyed the Palm 4 w1 hotels and 1117 Erie avenue, has decided to ing to the fire. The entire fire departments of Miami, -Lake Worth, is to take place at the Association and ue i.

estimated at take a fling in politics himself and is a candidate for, the office of supervisor of that ward. Fort Pierce, and Fort Lauderdale of Commerce rooms next Tuesday evening. The date for this affair .4 a iotJ mi'lion dollars. Krai01111 naHonril Getting Up Uights tj often In 24 hours. Can B3 Stopped To prove that vou can be rid of this strength sapping ailment, have more pep.

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If It curej your prostate frland trouble, you can repay the favor by telling1 your friends if not. the loss is mine. Simply een me your nam and prove that you can feel 1ft years younjrer and be rid of prostate) trouble. I. B.

WALKER, 34S.1 Halfway Station, Kiaui City. Mo. have arrived to aid the Palm Beach Adam J. Mueller has been serv was taken several weeks ago. department.

tiri the streets ing the ward as supervisor for sev Newly elected officers of the The fire was brought under con "thousands of dollars eral years, but the socialists this "r'ftpirv. clothing and per Junior, Association will be installed at the March 31 meeting, and an unusually clever program 'icwt hv the dy trol shortly before 9 o'clock. Two small cottages were still burning. The property damage is estimated at $4,000,000. saved saved time for weeping.

"Money is at the bottom of the whole thing. Did you ever see so many people engaging, lawyers to fight for money, though they profess their main Interest is love for the dead boy. I never had much sympathy with those who suddenly grow affectionate when their relative Is dead. These heirs of Billy's never had anything to do with him while he was alive." Mrs. Shepherd referred to the nine distant cousins who are fighting the will." "My husband is a God-fearing Christian," she continued.

"He prayed almost hourly during Billy's illness. The kind of a man they are trying to say my husband was would counterfeit his grief. But the doctors and nurses will tell you how sincere he was. "Somebody wants to ruin us, socially and legally. It's a plot to protect some others interested In the estate.

"When the case comes to trial the world will realize that it Is simply persecution." -0rtv year put Miu Mueller up as candidate for alderman In that ward and will support Mr. Handrow as a successor to. him. -al t1ie searcu iU-' rf fivfl nersons re- has been arranged for the occasion by the entertainment committee. ffir DU'" Mr.

Handrow was a candidate for Walter Woerts was They went to the receiving room, where Guard William Scnultz was directed to search the prisoner. Shepherd had $25 in cash and was allowed to keep $5. His watch, fountain pen. knife, and keys were taken from him. Then his history was taken.

He said he is 5 feet 8 Inches and weighs 250 pounds. His hair is brown and gray, eyes blue. He said he is an American citizen of English descent, born at Anderson, and is 49 years old, a Lutheran. When asked the extent of his education he said he was a graduate of a law school. His occupation was given as attorney.

Shepherd said he is married to Julie M. Shepherd and they have no children. His father is dead, his mother lives, in Indianapolis, Ind. i In Cell No. 13 There were twenty-four prisoners waiting to be properly admitted to the jail, but 'Shepherd was taken first, this because there was no suspicion that his clothing might contain vermin.

He was given a shower bath, then permitted to retain his own clothing the custom is to disinfect the clothing of most prisoners after which he was placed in cell 13, known'as the clean cell. This cell on December 3 two days before William McClintock died was occupied by Leo Koretz. Last summer Nathan F. Leopold and Richard Loeb occupied cells adjoining No. 13.

West Palm Beach, Fla. The Carl Rickmeler, chairman of the Beach has long been the north end of Palm Beach, America's winter playground, was a roar Sheboygan's Leading Appliance Zep'f. of the wealthy quartered at vteTa lost personal effects. entertainment committee, says that his committee has gone a little farther than usual and will give a program entirely different this time than at any other meeting of the Jaces. tammaesBssgsast ssssssssn 1 i managed to bundle their (By United Press) Chicago.

William Darling Shepherd, formally accused of murdering Billy McClintock by in-noculating him with typhoid germs, awoke today in cell No. 13 at the county jail where te is being held until the trial is called on the docket of Criminal court. Shepherd's first night in jail did not disturb him noticeably. Guards said he went to sleep on his little cot soon after 9 p. m.

and was awake at dawn. Saturday Shepherd will be arraigned before Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins and at that time will plead "not guilty" to the murder charge, his attorneys announced. His attorneys will then argue to have him released on bond, pointing to the fact his $1,000,000 laga-cy under the McClintock will should be sufficient to satisfy the state that he would not try to escape. State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe will fight any.

attempt to release the prisoner, he indicated. He will Insist that Shepherd be held in Jail. In answer to a challenge by William Scott Stewart, attorney for Shepherd, demanding thatthe state present a corpus delecti, Crowe announced he would exhume Billy's body again if necessary. Dr. Charles Falman.

who admitted giving Shepherd the germs with which McClintock is alleged to have been killed, was held at a downtown hotel rather than lodged in the jail so that he could further assist the state in preparing its case against Shepherd. Money is at the bottom of the prosecution of her husband, Mrs. Julie Shepherd declared today. "This is no time to cry; this Is a time for common Mrs. Shepherd, a large comely woman declared.

"I shall spend my time fight- The Jaces have been invited by fescues were mnuc Fred debate coach at the High school, to attend the debate between the Sheboygan and the Oshkosh high schools at the High hotel during the early thf fire. Partial law was declared by Gov. school auditorium Friday evening ing inferno Wednesday night, with the Breakers and Palm Beach hotels destroyed by fire at a loss of $3,500,000. A number. of cottages have been destroyed.

the famous gambling club, also has been destroyed. Guests have been ordered out of the Royal Poinciana and a number of other hotels. Besides the loss "from fire, valuables running up to $1,000,000 at least, belonging to guests, who had no time to save them, were lost. At 7 o'clock Wednesday night a crowd of 10,000 had gathered to watch the progress of the fires. Other Towns Send Help Although several small villages have sent help it has been but of little avail, as the water supply is practically worthless, owing to the heavy drain upon it.

Shortly after in at tne request ui iuwi at 8 o'clock. The subject of the debate is based on the Japanese JttOG 111) lU. exclusion law, passed by congress last May. lSenty-three persons, most of npgroes, were Jailed. money and clothing run- 'into tnousanas ot uuuars sav-t-'m thn fire, reposed in the po SHEBOYCArTS largest 'department STORE The Magic Road To Leisure For llution and on a lot adjoining Community 'Hall Is Advocated At Kiel Beach hotel site.

Trunks, i-iture and other articles worth Chicago. Shepherd's reception at the jail was as follows: Deputy Sheriffs Sam S. Anno-reno, David R. Charles Mugler took hlE. into custody in the courtroom, brought him downstairs on the prisoners elevator, thence to Mr.

Crowe's office. A witness brought there by Sheriff Peter M. Hoffman looked at him, then gave a statement to the prosecutor which was kept secret. Two girl employes of the Atlantic hotel confronted him. One, Etta Hauer, cashier, said she had seen both Shepherd and Faiman at the hotel, but was unable to remember if they were together.

Ordered to Jail You may take him to jail," Mr. Crowe told the deputies. SAFE FOR CHILDREN Mothers everywhere demand a re sands of dollars were under i. a check of the guests at liable cough remedy free from Injur 6 clock a squad, of six firemen and a captain entrained with a. two hotels, loss of life, If any-, i he learned.

The five per- pumper from Miami, but it is ex pected they can only be used to i reported missing are an elder-''mn and woman and two small ious narcotics. Supplying this demand for fifty years made FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND one of the Largest Selling Cougb Medicines In the World. Children like it. "My little boy had a very bad couch, and after he used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND he got reliet at once. writes Mrs.

Van Belle, Pen-roy, Mont, Refuse substitutes. Advertisement- halt incipient fires started by flying Lfeaand their nurse. brands. Authorities state they have con lie Breakers ana 1'aim jjeacn ioie'jw total losses. The fire the Breakers hotel which clusive proof that the fire started in the Breakers in the room of -a i j.

a Sheboygan cripple woman, who had left an electrical appliance with the cur rooms anu a guesi ust ui fdatilM. It was built in 895 by tfrwM. Flagler of pine wood and Kiel. A combination city hall and community hall is advocated by many local citizens. Since the destruction by fire of Ortlieb's coliseum last summer Kiel keenly feels the need of a community hall where large gatherings, dances, basketball games and -Other entertainments may be held.

It is estimated that such a building would cost at least $35,000. The city council also 'is faced with; the expense of a sewage disposal system and within a few years of a new high school building. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLTJB WEDNESDAY Mrs. Jean Vollrath entertained the members of her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon at her home, 1924 North Fourth street. Miss Zella Roenitz made the high score.

rent turned on neglected. It burned into the woodwork and soon brought forth flames. A floor maid, smelling smoke, rushed into the room, carried out the woman, and Fest Palm Beach, Fla. Three jejhave been reported lost, in the Palm Beach. Authorities say Mom sewaves notified the main office.

That Confirmation Picture HI OLICE STILL Fiske O'Hara At Opera House WITHOUT CLUE Next Wednesday Fiske O'Hara, the Irish singing ON CROSS FIRE ENTERTAIN FRIENDS 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rieboldt entertained a company of friends Wednesday eveinng at the'r home. Bridge was played at which Mrs. Frank Mahlendorf won the lady's actor, who will open his new mod ern comedy drama, "The Big Mo gul," at the Opera House, Wednes prize and.

Chester Fairweather. the day, Marcn 25, is in need of a young soprano to sing a number Police are still witfioup any evi- We pay; particular attention to confirmation pictures, for confirmation is an important epoch in the life of a young" man or woman. men prize. A delicious repast of songs with him in a miniature was servea later in tne evening. ze as to who burned 'the cros3 ront of the John Keischl.

bar-Uhop at 1432 S. Eighth street. concert of Irish ballads which takes placed during the action of the play. 4iay night. And he is determined to find a native Sheboygan girl for this cross was burned around 10 Mr.

O'Hara has decided to hold and was almost out when wred by George Klauck, who cployed at the barber shop. Uster Bacon, who lives next to the barber shop, saw a -Mnnrnine car drive away from KUETHER STUDIO "PHILLIPS" MILK rre where the cross was set Yx Believing it was occupied by "tho set the cross afire, ha laatais automobile and follow- "Makers of Good Photos" a singing tryout here prior to the debut of his play, so that the girl chosen may be ready to go on with him the opening night. Candidates are requested to send in their applications for a hearing to Manager Van der Vaart, care of the Opera House and they will be notified when to appear. On the afternoon of Wednesday, March 25, the soprano in question will have a dress rehearsal with "The Big Mogul" company and will find herself in readiness for her debut' that evening. O'Hara states that a trained voice is not essential; that, in fact, he might prefer an untrained voice, if it was young, fresh and true.

1129 N. 8th St. Phone 609-J car north on ji.igntn wsfar as the Foeste hotel. OF MAGNESIA iri! lost track of the ma- iiafe said the car did not have -on it. 3e cross was about four fet Accept only genuine "Phillips, 'iai was of the same character the original Milk of Magnesia pre OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI siers that have been burned in scribed by physicians for 50 years as an antacid laxative, corrective, jfi'yand vicinity.

It was with burlap and soaked in 25-cent bottles, also 50-cent bot During 1923 more than 40,000 miles of hard surface road were built in the United States. ties, contain directions any dru store. Advertisement. tie police were notified by Mr. Fck, who was on his way up hen he saw the dying em 's of the Ku Klux Klan emblem.

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