The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 4

THE COFFEYVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1921 PAGE FOUR shot by three men: at Pershing there. The rooms were beautiful- ly decorated with flags, ferns, last week. The holdup occurred as lilacs, red flowers and lilies, carry ing out the color scheme of: red white and blue. Assisting Miss ED MJPTUR Romig in receiving were J. mm-' mmm M.

Reynolds and Mrs. Rowley. A pierced The cause of the attempted suicide is attributed to poor health and a general case of the Frank Carr, negro farmer of Piatt, 38 years old, was stabbed twice through the heart- and instantly killed at the Jim Garrett dance hall in Sand Springs at 9 o'clock last night by Irene King, 21-year-old negro girl. When told the man was "dead the woman expressed satisfaction and stated that she committed the act because of her fear of the man whom she splendid program was rendered. All joined in singing America with Douglas was awaiting for inbound' mail and no clue has been found of the men who committed the assault: Lee J.

Noftzer of Whichita has been elected engineer of. Cherokee county at. $200 per month for a two-year term, succeeding Calvin Cooper, whose time expired April 1. The athletic contest staged by Mrs. Walter Cook at the piano.

Then let us fit you with the proper truss for your own Reading, "Shiloh by Night." Mrs. a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A. Song, "Tramp, CorrtvviucJOtNS. TramD, Tramp, the Boys are Marching," Mrs. Foster.

Piano solo, Howard Kubic. Song, "Tenting on the Old Camp Grounds' Mrs. H. H. Kubic.

Mrs. Thacker produced some Telics of the Civil 3 the Bartlesville post of the American Legion added $1,000 to its particular case. Excelsior NON-SKID Hood Truss Sanitary can be washed. Soft Resilient will not collapse. Let us show you this Jruss.

re treasury. Another contest is war. an old express order, writ ymm ten in -1862; and some letters writ planned for the near future. Contract for the municipal hospital at Bartlesville has been let to a Tulsa firm for $116,789. The claims beat her last Saturday night when she attempted to obtain money from him due her for labor in the cotton fields on Carr's farm last winter.

W. F. Sams was re-elected commissioner of finance of Chanute this week without opposition. Dr. ten bv her uncle "while Anderr sonviUe prison.

The program closed by singing "Marching Through Georgia," after which all plumbing and electric light con tract also went to Tulsa. A bond 1 1 3EJ I marched to the dining room, where issue for approximately $150,000 JR. A. Light, Dr. W.

E. Royster and refreshments were served cafe will be made teria style. A good social time followed. The arrangments of the Watson Stewart were elected members of the board of education, H. H.

McCall. a present member, being eliminated by seven votes. Eulate Anderson has filed suit in the district court of Allen coun social were in charge of Mrs. H. Deichler and much credit is ty against the Commonwealth Oil due her for the success of the same.

W. J. -Keener, the Bartlesville constable, who was caught recently by the police in a gambling The Foreign Missionary Society and Refining for $15,000 for pain and suffering, $15,000 for fiermanent injuries and $495 for oss of time as result of being entangled in the fly wheel of an oil power plant engine in which he raid, has resigned. suffered the loss of the left arm THIS AD IS SMALL VALUES "LARGE Frocks for Misses and Small' Women and the stiffening of the right of the M. E.

church meets tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Jones. 501 West Eighth street, at 2:30.

An interesting rneet'ng is anticipated and a cordial invitation is extended to all. The Matinee Musicale will present a very excellent program at leg, a broken rib or two and other It is alleged the engine Ralph Cox was overwhelmingly elected commissioner of finance of Bartlesville at, Tuesay's election. He was appointed to the place recently and was a candidate to succeed himself. Bartlesville also voted $300,000 in bonds for a convention hall and commu- had a defective clutch and that the field manager had advised him to start a piece of rope wrapping around the shaft when the engine The illustration shows Truss prepared for a single Hernia on right side note on the left is a smaller pad which acts as a support to prevent a possible rupture on that side. For a Double Hernia, two pads of the same size as shown on the right are used.

The easiest Truss in the world to fit Most trouble of trusses arises from the pad slipping or moving from the Hernia, and the rupture comes out. Such an occurrence is impossible with a Non-Skid Truss. Remember we guarantee to fit you with a truss or money refunded. Columbia Drug Store in. Taffetas and Canton Crepes, Comprising A Real Special Purchase Selling Starts Tomorrow Friday His hand became entangled in the to the I rPe an he was thrown into the Relatives have appealed the silver tea, to be given Monday afternoon.

April 11. at the home of Mrs. S. F. McClelland.

106 West Second street, for the benefit of the State Federation of Music clubs. Every member of the club is privileged to ask two guests. The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. J. H.

Stephens. 704 Spruce street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. R. H.

Muzzy and Mrs. E. J. Kelley will be assistant hostesses. ny wneei ana carried witn it until his arm was nearly twisted off and then he was thrown to the floor.

ACTUAL VALUES UP TO $75.00 Social Events officers to help locate Mrs. Addie Breeden, age 45, who left her home at Iola Tuesday night. W. Reynolds, an ex-grocery-man, was elected finance commissioner of Iola Tuesday, getting 622 votes to 293 for his opponent Livingston Oil company on No. 1 northwest of Grenola, has hit sand at 1840 feet and has an oiler estimated at 500 to 1,000 barrels.

The sand was only touched. BERT KESLER, Prop. 131 W. 8th St. THOSE: WHO READ SHOULD HEED Phone 489 Phone 127 The Research club was charmingly entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.

W. S. Blanton. A program on Indian subjects was enjoyed. Mrs.

Joe Brogan gave a very capable book review on "Deh-he-wa-mis" bv Seaver and Miss Mrs. Fred Spreacher very pleasantly entertained the Pansy club at her home, east of the city, yesterday afternoon. Officers for the ensuing year were elected, as follows: President, Mrs. E. A.

Brown: Minnehoma on 1 erguson No. 4. ai gasser, is increasing. It is esti mate at ten million feet. Margaret Allin's paper on "Indian vice-president.

Mrs. A. L. Spoona- 1 4. I a A jirs.

A. A. Art" was interesting and ins true- more, secretary Ai H.C 4-trr Tti two in tive. Mrs. Mosher sang Humnhrev: treasurer, Mrs.

An Maurice president of the American State bank, was elected mayor of Cherryvale on Tuesay over Don Osborn, the vote drew Lee. Following the business session, the hostess served a dainty luncheon. Mrs. Earl Kime and I being 683 to 331. W.

A. Bnggs arrest on her complaint of a statutory crime in connection with another woman a week ago. She also brought suit for divorce following his arrest and release on bond. Meeting her on. the carnival grounds with her two sisters, Martin called to her: "Come here a minute, Myrtle." She left her sisters and walked to him a few feet away.

As she stopped in front of him, Martin pulled out an automatic pi3tcl from his pocket and shot her down. He ran into the crowds and was lost before those who had witnessed the shooting could givs pursuit. Chief of Police J. E. Cates, notified of the dian selections in her charming and little Miss Mary K.

Pelaplaine danced gracefully an nterpretation of "Hiawatha's Melody of Love." A very appetizing lunch was served during the social hour. Mesdames Etchen. Wiley, Martin. Barndollar and Delaplaine were guests of the club. Coffeyville Daily Journal By H.

J. Powell and Stanley Platz Entered in the Postoffice at Coffey-Vllle, Kansas, as second-class matter. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Daily by Carrier One Month One Year 7-50 SUBSCRIPTION BY MAIL, On Rural Itoutra within Coffeyville Trade Territory, year $3.00 Elsewhere by mail, year 7.50 MEMBERS ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all dispatches credited to it or not' otherwise credited in this paper, nd also the local news published herein. All riphts of re-publication of Mpeclal dispatches herein are also was re-elected commissioner of finance over Lovell Oakleaf by 162 majority. Dr.

M. A. Finley. Dr. E.

E. Armstrong and Sullivan Lomax were chosen members of the board Mrs. George Holland were guests of the club. The next meeting will be on April 20 with Mrs. A.

A. Humphrey. The Mirth and Worth club was delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. S. Cunningham and Mr3.

E. E. Saunders, at the former's home, 704 West Fourth. Progressive Rook made 3G It- of education. Arthur Duff.

13. son of W. One of the most pleasant events in thp historv of the Women's Re- Duff, a farmer near Dexter, wasjjief corps nf Coffeyville took found in the barn on his father's pa(e yesterday when they gath-farm Tuesday night with a bullet crc(j a't home of Miss Ida ho throucrh his head. He died Pomie-. 1319 West Ninth street, to eluded, "but it is certain that some kind of a change is coming.

In all nrobabilitv it will be the return, to creating contentment among the foreign, elements. Public school music supervisors are encouraging these activities in the communities one of the best remedies for the present state of society, in the opinion of Dean Butler. Such metfiods are used to an increasing extent in the large cities as a the afternoon pass rapidly. Mesdames W. G.

Bowman. O. H. Seaver, C. C.

Russell, Will McClelland killing, went to the nome oi a friend of the Indian and found him there an hour later. The chief wrested Martin's pistol from him before he could resist arrest. thf anniversary of the the old fashioned waltz in dancing and the opposite' extreme from jazz where they work, What will replace the jazz is I in' music. The result should be an hour afterward without regaining consciousness. Young Duff was playing with a .22 calibre rifle.

is believed, and accidentally discharged it. and Wm. Weiland were guests of the club. The hostesses served delicious refreshments, after which battle of Shiloh. Sheridan Post of i hp Grard Army was invited to attend and several of the old boys, who took part in that battle, were hard to say," Dean Butler con- for the better, to say the least.

means of giving entertainment and W. E. Parker of Tulsa had his left eye shot out at Claremore by the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. J. M.

Ward, ol4 J. R. Finley was re-elected fi- i a rule. air. rariter, witn nis HOW KANSAS COUNTIi WERE NAMED.

West Tenth. jsoimo wife, was visiting at the W. E. nance commissioner of Ottawa this Chambers home, when he in com- week. He had no opposition on the The S.

M. club will meet tonight ballot but the name of J. V. Mitch pany with Tux Chambers, went to the home of Mrs. Pauline Winn BATTERY Smith.

LOOK FOR THIS SIGN SERVICE HARVEY Organized in 1872; county seat, Newton. Named for Governor James M. Harvey, who served as Kansas' chief executive from 1869 to 1873. and also as United States Senator to fill an unexpired term in 1877. During the civil war Harvey was captain of Company 10th Kansas ell was written in on 390 ballots.

Finley is the first commissioner ever re-elected at Ottawa. S. E. Vogelhut has been 'appointed a city commissioner of Nowata to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of G. L.

Wig-ton, who is moving to Ponca City. Injuries received Thursday afternoon. March 31. when he was END OF JAZZ MUSIC. Appeals Only to Lowest Feelings, Says School of Music Dean.

Lawrence, April 7. Jazz music is through, declares Prof. Harold L. Butler, dean of the School of Music at the University of Kansas. The cause for its passing from public favor, Dean But a pond to shoot frogs.

One of the shells became caught and Parker handed the gun to Chambers to get the she'll out, when the gun discharged in the change, the bullet striking Parker in the left eye. Parker was taken to a Tulsa hospital. Tom Germany, 2S, died yesterday of typhoid fever at Bartlesville. The burial will be madC at Wagoner. Johnny Bowers, a 19-year-old soda dispenser, attempted to commit suicide at Bartlesville Tuesday night by shooting himself with a .32 calibre gun, which he borrowed from a friend.

Physicians advance hopes for his recovery, although it is believed that one lung was Bright Lights On the Farm Round About Coffeyville crushed beneath the weight of his horse after an obstinate bull had attacked it. causing both horse and rider to be thrown to the ground, resulted in the death on Out on the prairie, in Jim' Martin, an Osage Indian, shot and instantly killed his wife, Myrtle Martin, in front of a carnival show at Pawhuska last night. The man is believed to have killed his wife out of revenge for his New England valleys, There is noltnistaking the place which Dodge Brothers Coupe occupies in the social and business life of the nation. ler believes, is that the people have come to realize there are no real musical qualities in jazz and that it appeals only to the lowest feelings. "Jazz is merely the animal side of music," said Dean Butler.

"It originated in the dancing dives of the south and came into popularity by being copied in the dancing halls of New York and other large cities. Jazz is nothing but syncopated rythm and has been the biggest cause of the undesirable dances which have been prevalent of late. In attempting to oust such dances authorities have start on lonely mountain sides, thousands of farm homes churches, Tuesday evening ot M. cooper, widely, known farmer, stockman, dairyman and founder of Cooper-town, a suburb at the northeast edge of Neodesha He was aged 62 years, 10 months and 13 days: He located in Wilson county in 1883. The Monett Times says that the strawberry crop near that place has been injured twenty-five per cent by the recent freeze.

Evan E. Evans, head of the" mathematics department of the Neodesha high school, has been elected principal of the Cherry- U. HOUSE PLANS NO. 3 YOtTLL FIND THIS JUST RIGHT FOR FOUR schools and stores are I It is evident that it attracts to itself substantial people in each community. now.

electrically lighted by the currentfrom Exide. Batteries. A ed at the wrong point. The music should be reformed first, for no person can dance properly to the vulgar music which has been played recently by every -Along with the passing of jazz, vale high school. to Hut cm mnd examine thi car.

It will pay joq large majority of all small electric light and power plants now Two of the new Thayer officials are widowed three are housewives, and one is a telephone operator. Mrs. A. H. Forest, the new mayor, is a widow hi The gasoline consumption is unnraauy low.

in use are equipped ii VriTbe rare mileage is unusually high. according to Dean Butler, vulgarity in the movies and the theater is also passing. The people are beginning to demand a different type of productions and the reversal to decency, is under way at the present time: -i FRONT ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATION with Exide the long life battery. i The old-time -community sing is Every time you tele SOUTHWEST MOTOR CO. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS.

Phone 562 213 We.t 8th Visit The Auto Show. phone it is the current BCD ROdt from an Exide that I Bl with three children and eigm grandchildren; the new police judge, Mrs. Hattie Brewster, is a widow with four children and four grandchildren. Every member of the new administration is a church worker. William Dorman.

56, died yes-teray at his home at Parsons. He came to Kansas in 1903 and lived on a farm near Parsons for a few years. Matt Brown, indorsed by labor unions, defeated John Martin for finance commissioner of Emporia at this week's election. He will succeed George Plumb, brother of the late Senator Preston B. Plumb, JV imnc aaou In BCOftOOM bcohoou I cunincroom I sends your voice over! the wire.

The reserve power stored up for emergencies in central power and lighting stations comes frpm Exide Batteries. Submarines are propelled under the sea; as are mine locomotives below the ground by Exide Batteries. who has held office tnree ierms. M. Mrv Vanderveer, 87, died CURED Att drdggista ere withorized to refund th money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to Cure any case of ITCHING.

'BLINDS BLEEDING or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures ordinary cases iat dayV the worst cases in 14 days: PAZO OINTMENT Instantly Relieves ITCHING PILES and you Can get restful sleep after the this week at the -home of her daughter. Alice Moran. at rfcarmt. and the burial was made 31- IO" PORCH PI on ft PI AM at Earlton.

She was the widow of C. "P' Vanderveer, the family having been pioneers of the Earlton vicinity. IO IS SCALE 30 g.g FEET if firtt application. 1 Thomas Boulware, 81, a pioneer resident: Mulberry, died this week at Osawatomie. li is guaranteed Parts Medicine Co St, Louis, Mo Manufacturers of the 'world-famous Grove's Laxative Jlromo Quinine tablets.

i'rr' the veranda across the front "of the house. This would increase the cost somewhat. To meet requirements of a shallow lot, porch and entrance to the living room could be effected on the side. In this four-room house is a la-bor-saT8r for the mother with one 6H two children. It's all on one No weary stair-climbing.

Lot of closet room for extra clotSes. Itit of construction jnaens.low cost, Uncle- Sam's architests suggest that a more artistic appearance might be gained by employing dormer roof lines or by extending Pattfiery Co. Mayor Jones and all the commissioners re-elected at Pittsburg Jones broke a PJttsburgr record by being elected for a second term as William Douglas, mail carrier between Pawhu3ka and Pershing, died of wxrands which were inflicted, when he was held up and IH rr- -i -I I This signature b' on try of PAZO OINTMENT. 60c 118 East 8th St Phone 312 Are you interested in a 5-room gungalow? Tomorrow's journal will print plans..