The Chanute Daily Tribune from Chanute, Kansas • Page 4

THE CHANUTE DAILY TRIBUNE. JUNE 8, 1921. PAGE FOUR MEXICAN WOMAN I CAUGHT THIEVING LOCAL. HAPPENINGS Dr. Atherton, Osteopathist, 1151 Her Capture Disclosed Shoplifting Raid, on Two Stores.

South Highland Avenue. 1 Miss Mary Overmeyer was here Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Good Clothes and Up-to-Date Furnishings. Detecting a Mexican woman engaged in shoplifting yesterday, a young woman on the salesforce followed her into the street, regained the stolen article and summoned the police. When the woman was taken to the city jail, it was found that the shopping bag she carried conained two pairs of white canvass shoes. In from lola yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. J. H. Foster of lola arrived yesterday to visit her daughter, Miss Iva Foster. Miss Dorothy Twedell was here from lola yesterday afternoon.

Arthur Webb went to Fredonia this morning on business. Mrs. Ed Lucas was here from lola yesterday afternoon. Why not Attend? Miss Vera Pomeroy of Pittsburg, who has been the guest of Miss Er- Just Arrived A new and beautiful line of DECORATED NIPPON CHINA in odd pieces and course sets. (See window.) vestigation disclosed that these had been stolen from another Main street sore.

The woman was held for action by County Attorney T. F. Morrison. To all questions by the police she re No Wonder these queens of the kitchen look Ajtl '7 i Expert, Right Wow DIXO KODAK 1 as ou go Here's your first stopr-right here at the store. We have just the Kodak you want for the motoring trip compact, easy to work and Autographic each negative may be dated and titled at the time of exposure.

so pleased. They have used Larabee's Best Flour in their baking and their bread is the whitest and frakiest and their cakes most delicious. Try it and you will have just as good results. Sold by all grocers. Chanute Grain cie Noyes, went to Erie this morning to visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Diehl left this morning for a visit in Barrton, Kan. They will be gone about a month. H.

J. Stockman is home from a business trip to Kansas City. Miss Eleanor McGrew and Mrs. Norman Koch went to Cherryvale this afternoon for a visit with friends Mrs. Abram Lloyd of Sedan is here for a visit with her cousin Mrs.

L. Clemens and family. Pay taxes to Bideau and Tye. Mrs. O.

T. Ogg and children returned at noon from a visit in Ottawa. They went for the wedding of Mr. Ogg's sister, Miss Beulah Ogg, who was united in marriage with F. Shuey." Mr.

Ogg was in Ottawa for the returning home Monday. Mrs. Simon Coats returned to her plied "No Sabe so Mr. Morrison interviewed her through the medium of an interpreter this morning. She gave the, name of Mira Chaves and said she lived with her brother.

The manager of the place where she got the shoes said other articles were missing, particularly a necklace, and he along with the police and the interpreter, went to the home of the brother to see what he could find. When the woman was caught she was trying to carry away a fancy article of underwear. She was under suspicion at the place where she got the shoes, but evaded detection there by tucking the stolen goods into a paper sack she carried inside her shopping bag, one of the kind with open meshes. TEA CHINA CO. iff, llill Tire Repairing We fix 'em while you wait and our service car is always rarin to go.

EVERYTHING FOR THE MOTOR CAR THE TEMPERATURES IL C. E. Benedict, Manager PHONE 78 Yr. Ago MARK 87 61 74 Yes. Maximum 83 Minimum 67 Mean 75 At 7 p.

71 to play. That was all there was to WENT WEST LAST WEEK, it." 77 Reg. U. S. Pat.

Off. Tinae to Re -tire? (Buy Fisk) NOW EAST TO DENVER lola has always been very evasive when it came to playing the Chanute team. The local squad organized by- Mean, 4 above normal. Excess this year, 724. Highest, June 7, in 13 years, 95 home in Fredonia this afternoon after a visit in the1 city.

Will deliver comb or strained honey anywhere in Neosho county, 3 6c per pound. Phone 469 after 5 o'clock. F. F. Grahl, 303 N.

Grant. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Sunday left today for Wichita Falls, for a Passengei Back to Starting Point After Traveling Five Days. Kodaks From $8 Up NEWMANS Kodak Store Glen Fullerton early last year got in 1900; lowest, 54 in 1915 and 1916. a game in lola, but when the strong er team developed later in the sea Auto Supply C. W. Hamilton, Manager Tod.

Yr. Ago Hutchison, June 8. Passengers who boarded a westbound train here last Friday at the Santa Fe station to go to Denver, passed thru son asked for a match with lola there was nothing doing except by paying a guarantee for a week-day At 7 a. 65 71 At noon 66 75 game here. 1 here today, via the Rock Island lines eastbound, still going to Denver on With the exception of early last NORTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION SOON the same' train.

Their triD so far season tnere nave Deen no DaseDan LAC IX IK! AO HALF HIS CLAIM ALLOWED. has been thru portions of Kansas. 1 games between lola and Chanute for several years. The two matched last Justice of the Peace Groome's Decis Pir.TPLES AND BOILS Delegates to the Number of From All Parts of Gloln. evening are on the basis of Mr.

ion in Williamson-'Smith Case. Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas again. They will go east to Mc-Farland and hope to get to Denver Griffin's proposition the winner to Justice of the Peace F. M. Groome take all the gate receipts.

The Wed via the Rock Island tracks. Progress of Northern in work at home and abroad through their New World Movement, reports cf important investigating committees, decisions as to the course of the churches in meeting changing social and economic conditions, and other vital subjects will be among the matters to come before the convention. Former Senator Ernest L. Tustin of Philadelphia will be the presiding officer. Mrs.

Ben Servey of Denver, who has been here for a visit with Mrs. Frank Servey left this afternoon for Tulsa. nesday afternoon game here will be- yesterday rendered his decision in The trains were held ud at La the ease of Franklin Williamson Junta. on account of the Pu- gin at 4:15 against Charles F. Smith.

The plain eoio nood ana were routed to Trinidad, from Trinidad to Dalhort, "BABE" RUTH WAS Des Moines June Fully five thousand delegates and visitors from Baptist churches in this country and guests from Burma, Assam, India, China, Africa, Japan and countries in Central and Latin America, are expected to attend the fourteenth annual session of the Northern Baptist Convention in Des Moines, June 23-28. tiff sued for SI 8.40 which he al leged was due him for boarding You should regard these outbreaks as danger signals. They are a sure sign something is wrong within. Look to your blood at oace. The poisonous impurities hare collected in your circulation until the danger point has been reached.

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and from Dalhart to Hutchinson, via IN JAIL ONE DAY the Rock Island. nursing and performing other serv ices for Mr. Smith, who is a great Released This Afternoon, He Started visit with the latter's sister, Mrs. R. H.

Collier, and family. Mrs. A. M. Riner, secretary of the woman's department of the Kansas Federation of Nonpartisan Voters, left today for her home in Wellington, after spending a week here.

B. F. taxi, phone 311. Dean Mitchell went to Benedict this afternoon for a visit with relatives and friends. Miss Helen G.

Norton went to Independence this afternoon to attend the sessions of he State Christian Endeavor convention. R. W. Hite came from Cherryvale at noon on a business trip. Miss Nancy Vance of Parsons is here for treatment in the local hospital and for a visit with friends.

Mrs. M. E. Butler and her daughter, Mrs. R.

W. Carr, returned to their home in Richmond, today after a visit herewith the latter's brother, Charles Bartlet, and family. Why not attend? Franklin Williamson and his family and Mrs. Joe' Carter. Mr.

Williamson's sister, left this morning in a motor car on a trip to Montana. It was late in the forenoon before they got started and they were caught by the rain after they had gone only a few miles. Mrs. Carter will visit in uncle of Mr. Williamson's wife.

The at Once for Ball Park. SPOUTING NEWS. defendant, 90 years old, is a Civil War veteran. New York, June 8. "Babe" Ruth, home run king of the New York Judge Groome decided that the lola Here Next Wednesday.

When the statement rrom J. plaintiff was entitled to half th Americans, today was sentenced to amount he asked and gave him judg one day in the city prison and fined Griffin, president and manager of the lola Oilers, explaining why the $100 in a magistrate's court for au ment for $89.20. Chanute Boosters had not been in- i SOLD HOT WATER. tomobile speeding. Babe Ruth, the home run cham pion, was released from the city pri eluded in Iola's schedule and offer- ing to play the Boosters any week National -Kitchen "Supplied Necessity The Standard Blood Purifier son at 4 o'clock this afternoon after day in June, appeared in the Tribune During Coal Strike.

ast evening, L. R. Somers. manager serving a sentence of one day's imprisonment for violating the automo of the locals, immediately got busy Hull, May 20. The shortage with the result that he matched a of coal has been so serious here dur bile laws.

He immediately started for the polo grounds to play with the ing the strike of miners that the PLANTS game with the Oilers to be played here Wednesday of next week. The Yankees against Cleveland. people were unableto obtain hot wa Boosters will go to lola the follow ter. To meet this situation, the ing Wednesday for a return game. National Kitchen, which happened to I NEOSHO COUNTY SEAT NEWS Concerning the statement that have a supply of coal, sold hot water to the working people at one-half he had refused a match with the Oilers because they were "too Marriage Licences, strong" for the locals, Mr.

Somers v.vp.rett M. Bronmfield. Chanute penny a bucket. The shortage of coal also produced a shortage of ice as it handicapped Montana for a while. Mr.

Williamson and his family expect to remain there some time. Ora Shurtleff of Dillwyn, is here for a visit with his brother, O. D. Shurtleff, and family. Ora Shurtleff is in the grain and elevator business at Dillwyn.

He made the trip by motor here. Dr. Margaret C. Wolf, Osteopathic the artificial ice plants. To obviate Sweet Potato and Cabbage Plants, 20 per 100.

Mango Plants, 10 per doz. HILTON'S PHONE 612 this, trawlers were sent to Holland Anna Walden, Thayer 20 Leo Fairchild, Earlton .25 Anna Dryden, Earlton, .20 Elmer Kirchoff, Council Grove 24 Mildred O. Pantle, Stark 20 to bring coal which they exchanged saia: air. uriinn asKea me for a date when I was in lola to attend the opening game of the season there between the Oilers and Moran. He wanted Chanute to come the following Thursday.

I told him that our players had been together but once for a workout and were not in shape here for ice. physician, Fidelity Bank Building, Miss Daphne "Wilson returned last i evening from Lawrence where she has been attending the University of Kansas the past year. A. R. Young chief engineer for the Texas company is expected this even In Probate Court.

Last will and testament of John C. Carpenter admitted to probate and Dr. B. E. Livingston and John J.

Jones named as executors. Letters testamentary in the estate of George A. Ward, deceased, was issued to J. J. Jones.

Mr. Ward died in the Isle of Pines, West India Islands. Last will and testament of Nancy Clements was admitted to probate and letters testamentary were issued to H. C. Bodley.

ing from Kansas City for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pratt.

J. E. Hanson of Vilas was in the city today on business. eg r. -j 9 mm r.W it 1 i i ii 1 1 I ITALIAN HERO DIES.

Jules Saiubon, HI, Fought With Gari baldi's Famous Volunteers. INCOMPETENT," JURY SAID London, May 20. Jules Sambon. Erie Showed Much Interest in Case of Robert S. Smith.

aged 8 4, one of Garibaldi's famous thousand volunteers who fought for the independence of Italy has just died here. He was twice wounded on the Volturne battlefields. At one time he owned a remark able collection of ancient objects illustrative of the history of the thea ter throughout the ages. This was acquired by the Italian government and now forms the museum of the Scala Theater in Milan. He was also the author of a notable work on coins.

Sambon married Laura Elizabeth Day, a relative of Charles Dickens Our June Sale Continues Until Saturday Night OFFERING THE WOMEN OF CHANUTE A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON DOZENS OF THINGS NEEDED NOW AND FOR THE SUMMER. Wash Goods Silk Gloves Silk Hose Towels Handkerchiefs Union Suits Blouses Skirts Undcrmuslins and many other items are priced most attractively in this big sale. Don't Overlook Our Suit Sale PORTABLE STEEL GRAIN BINS Weather, Fire, Rat-Proof H. JOHNSON SON and a descendant of Vitus Bering, Robert S. Smith, a familiar character in Erie, was adjudged incompetent by a jury in the court of Probate Judge C.

P. Swank yesterday afternoon. The hearing was in the courthouse in Erie and was largely attended. The attorney for Mr. Smith gave notice of an appeal to district court.

County Attorney T. F. Morrison reresented the other side. He placed a number of witnesses on the stand to show that Mr. Smith was incompetent of managing his own affairs.

The latter, a Civil War veteran, receives a pension of $50 a month. No testimony was introduced by the defense. Instead, it presented a demurer, asking that the procedings be dismissed on the ground that the evidence offered did not prove the allegation. Judge Swank overruled this motion, and the six jurors brought in a verdict sustaining the complaint. Should the defense abandon its plan of appealing to the district court.

Judge Swank will appoint a guardian for Mr. Smith. the navigator. Attention Masons. Dane at llall of Kinsr David Wed nesday evenincr for Masons and their families only.

No other admitted. -iff 111-113 W. Elm Phone 119 vent First Published in Chanute Daily I Tribune June 8, 1921. Notice of Publication. In the Probate Court in and for the County of Neosho.

State of Kansas. In the Matter of the Estate of Helga Blom, lunatic, minor. To heirs of P. Axcell, deceased, minors. You are hereby notified that the RAID nOLSH EYTK PLACES undersigned, guardian of your estate did on the 4th day of June, 1921, file my petition in the Probate court oo of iseosho county, Kansas, praying for an.

Order to sell your interest in and to the following described property, to-wit: Lot three (3) and the south three-j fifths (3-oths) of lot two (2), block Smart, attractive, new, beautifully tailored Suits of finest materials, all this season's styles. Buy When the Market is Low BUY your Travelers Guaranteed Low-cost Life Insurance Policy early. You will benefit in three distinct ways: (1) You will get your insurance at a much lower rate than if you wait. (2) You will insure yourself an income in case of permanent and total disability a misfortune which may happen at any time. (3) You will save a considerable sum of money for your own use later on, or for the use of your family, which you otherwise would not save.

Protect yourself and your family; save money buy your life insurance early. Dimick Insurance Agc'y. Phone 856. lfteen (15), Tioga, now a part of A SALE OF SUITS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES These are fashion center's choicest styles, smart, new tailored, youthful models, sport models, revealing a supreme mastery of cut and line. You're certain of finding a Suit to delight you.

REDUCED PRICES -al $15 and Up So exceptional are the prices that we expect to sell every Suit tomorrow. We advise your early selection. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY JOE GOTTHELF THE EXCLUSIVE STYLE STORE the City of Chanute, Neosho county, Kansas. England I Trying to Get at Bottom of Propaganda There. London, June 8.

Determined efforts are being made by the British Home Office to get at the bottom of Bolshevik propaganda in this country, according to the Daily Sketch, which says that reports have been received of dangerous activities of the Bolsheviki in London and Scotland. Raids have been carried out by Scotland yard detectives on alleged Bolshevik meeting places and offices and it is reported that sensational discoveries have been made. While searching one building the detectives found a small casket containing ashes which are declared to be those of Rosa Luxemburg the German socialist who was killed in 1919 about the same time as Karl Liebnecht, the Communist agitator. And you are further notified that I said application and petition has been set for hearing by said Probate BUY YOUR SUIT HERE NOW Court on the 30th day of June, 1921, A Step Below In Price A Step Above In Quality at 10 o'clock a. m.

of said day, at the Probate Court room in the court house, in the City of Erie, in said county, and that you may then and there show' cause if any you have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. Dated this 8th day of June, 1921. HERBERT JOHNSON, Guardian of the property of Helga Mrs. T. H.

Schmutz went to this afternoon for a visit with relatives and friends. Blom, Minor..