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t0lT CARMEL ITEM. MOUNT CARMEL, THURSDAY, JULY 23. 1925. PACE THREE, pU STUDENT, SHAMOKIN CONFLAGRATION MINERS NOT TO ARBITRATE SUSPENSION OF GOSLIN LIFTED DOCTOR USING 2 NAMES HELD FOR MURDER BUCKNELL, vcAv TheuTa Hindu student CWZl University and who was i BufWJ" sunbury. died at Camp ollkno.nnod Monday afternoon (Continued from Pan One) city.

Kulpmont, Marion Heights, Sun-bury, Danville, Brady, Trevorton. and Tharptown responded. Twenty-four streams of water were poured on the (Continued from Page One) Nothing developed yesterday to indicate when the miners will have completed the presentation of their case, and the operators begin putting In theirs. The chief demands of 41m nifn haVA tint vet lAn rltutwiHurl evlti. tuterculosis.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 3, A physician who maintained two offices under different names minis- llhd, in was born and reared In BTneln as graduate I nre at one time. Eleven pumps were In operation, and it was estimated (By United Press) CHICAGO, July 23. Suspension of Goose Goslln, star outfielder of the Washington Senators, was lifted by Ban Johnson, president of the American LeHgue here today. Ooslin may play in this afternoon's game against Ney York.

Goslin was suspended fot spiking Cole of Cleveland last Sunday while sliding Into a base. The umpires claimed tho act was Intentional. 'nt Rangoon. He was that 800 gallons of water per minute ludson 1,18 parents to of, leavmg a mass of lesser requests. I t(? the, Por one lumped in two demands, to be con-'Dd to 'J6 the 8econ(? wa sidered.

Until these are cleared up. "D(ler "est here today on a charge were being used to check the flames. fit to minister to tiy ami took UP work at Buck- State-Wide Attention Being Given "Ghost" On Broad Mountain The alleged "spook" on the Broad now one motorist has told the story Mountain near the spot where the to the other and nightly there are body of a murdered girl was found I close to a hundred automobiles Darksome months ago has aroused the ln-ed on the crest of Broad Mountain terest and attention of the entire searching for the "spook" which they stute and is now coming before the will never find eyes of the nation. I x. J' The sltllatIon is no longer that of Spiritualists from New York and a plain Joke but the fact that almost Boston are now said to be on their Very motorist who goes to the spot way here to Investigate the myster- carries one or more guns make the lous cries which motorists claim to piace dangerous.

Some evening a have heard near the spot of the hor- practical Joker will clothe himself rible crime I with a bed sheet and promptly upon Spiritualists from New York and nppearance he wi be peppered Boston tried vuinly In the early hours wth a barrage of bullets, of this morning to Eet in communlca-j. Some of the Bho(a fire(1 by lhe tion with the ghost of the young wo- seekers" will take effect and man murdered on Broad Mountain lhe jolier may never Uve t0 removo several months ago. Three mediums ntg be(1 sheet The nerVous state of tried to communicate with the spirit" the persns who visit the scene Is but announced they had no success not of the best and a jea8t mUe blt because of the irreverence of bystand-jof disturbance will cuuse him to pull ers and the inability of the mediums trigger of his gun and fire away, to prevent bystanders from talking: MotorjHts have claimed that their while an effort was being made to re-' atnnned when thev The Local Companies The new La France truck of the lll.lllPiaUt.LOCI 111 LUIIUC. llllll Will. the operators will put in nothing.

the death of Mrs. Lucille Barry, fol American Hose and Chemical Fire j3 peuj-" suffered an attack lowing an illegal operation. Miners Question Authority Anthracite miners yesterday questioned whether the operator scale Dr. R. J.

I'tielan maintained a suit A yeor wn- a patient for Company and the West End Fire Company truck responded from this city The pumps of the West End Pneum fielslnier Hospital. sub-committee, as at present constitu of offices downtown for the Dr. W. T. Stevens a suit on Nicolette Avenuo nnd aided COURTSHIP WAS ALL ONE-SIDED ro to the school following were not in operation at 1:00 o'clock last November suffer this morning, but as soon as the illness but ted, has sufficient authority.

They based their doubt upon the "about-face" Wednesday when It withheld company salary sheets which had is nnd it was later tbe unfortunate. When police arrested the latter they found they had also arrested the 1 Yth he had contracted tuber-hnd He was taken to Camp De- American truck arrived on the scene, connections with a plug were made, and when the pressure was applied by the pumps, the stream was the mightiest that was on any line. Ex former. Chief of Detectives Andrew been previously promised, (By United Press) MEDIA. July 23.

Following a one-sided correspond- Miners assumed the operators must Crummy said Dr. Phelan-Stevens con- itt nmi fessed and made the statement that have been advised by senior counsel TROOPERS RAID pressions of surprise and astonishment at the tremendous force ot the stream were heard on all sides, and kindly expressions of thanks for the he would plead guilty to manslaughter ence courtship pietro Kosnto, zo, uncharges, gulshed in jail here today in default The doctor said family troubles in- of $20,000 bail, after his arrest at a duced him to assume dual roles In or- trysting place, where the object of der to increase his Income. his affections kept the rendezvous HOTEL AT Dr. Phelan is his right name and with her husnami, hrotner-in-iaw ana Dr. Stevens was the assumed role.

behind the scene over the week end that such frankness would be too impulsive. The committee on Friday had announced it would accede to the miners' request for official salary lists to be contributed toward a comprehensive survey of anthracite labor costs. Miners yesterday accordingly professed belief that their operator colleagues on the joint scale sub committee may now be unable take any action independent of the same power of review. Until the hidden seniors among the ceive the message which it is thought reached the spot. Others have claim ine murueieu woman wisiies 10 com- tbolr lbrhta hUnkpri Mount Carmel company quickly spread among the vast crowd that had gathered by this time.

It was even credited to the American of this city for the saving of what is left of the complete block of houses, that before their arrival, seemed doomed to destruction. The Atlas Fire Company also did good work. The force of the stream from the American pumps knocked chimneys inuuicate. Mlnersville COUNTRY CLUB PRO GOLFER RUNNER UP One motorist calmly explained the officials have not yet Blmtian. His car had balked near decided whether the interference with the scene.

Afterwards he found a automobiles as they pass the spot is explanation of the fact. When a (Mail of two state troopers roovi 'own "I10n BeWIn and confiscated one due to natural phenomena, or is the he pa88e(i the spot he heard one of chief of police Lewis, of Berwyn as chaperones. The recipient of the youth's unwelcome attentions is Mrs. Warran R. Van Meter, formerly Miss Mary Norris, daughter of a prominent Mainline family who created a sensation last February when she eloped to Elk-ton, with Van Meter, a garage proprietor of Newtown Square.

Mrs. Van Meter, according to police received two annoying notes trom Rosato, the second of which Bermuda as "a good place to disappear in" and appointing a meeting place in a secluded lane. Acting in concert with her husband and Chief Lewis, Mrs. Van Meter answered the note agreeing to the ren restui 01 a couu ivam ui juneia. screeches, no UOUDt Lint of alleged liquor and one quart- The solution ol the entire scare is uttered by a humble and innocent quite evident to any one who knows hia enEjne kicked and the car Slot maillinc u.b-- uown as tnougn iney were so many toothpicks, ripped shingles from roofs, and crashed through glass as though teported today.

the Broad Mountain after dark. Hoot ost canle to a dead stop. After owls and catamounts are quite num-; recaUed that when he heard Inn, was arrested. He will rivpn a hearing before Alderman erous on the mountain and these are tbe Bcreech he had knicked the gear W. R.

Dickinson, professional player at the Susquehanna Valley Country Club, was runner up at the Open State golf tournament now on at the Merlon Court Club, near Philadelphia Tuesday. The tourney is a 72 hole grind and half was finished yesterday. Dickinson was tied for sixth place with a score 7S-76. He is a newcomer In the Open State Tourney this year and has made quite a sensation with his playing. Some of the best golfers in the country are competing in the Emits i Sunbnry tonight.

unuouuieuiy ine causes 01 me exiue- sbi(t with bla foot anij naturally ine ment. )car went out 0f gear. Thus one ex- The house cats can cry almost like lg explained and we have no operators join the junior negotiators now on duty, miners said, The conference is not going to get anywhere apparently." They referred particularly to Samuel D. Warriner and W. J.

Richards, veterans who are known to be keeping in close touch with negotiations without actually participating. The miners look for one or both of these more experienced men to begin to take a hand when the operators strategists, decide it is time to switch from listening to talking. One or both, they predict, will appear to take the leadership when the operators are ready to counter attatk with the human bodies in their nocturnal Jub- ,0 but what an the mysterious dezvous, which resulted in Rosato's arrest. ilees in the back yards and the cata-, bappeningS Can be similarly explain. mount (wild cat) has the domestic ed.

As the Item stated last night three American Legion boys spent the entire CUNNINGHAM IN RING United Tress) HAltltlsnUKO. July 23. K. Vt. Cunningham, former de ity attorney general, filed Republi-jn nomination papers at the state of el.

lions for judge of the com! today. Cunnin-'hain was one of the prosecu-cn stoff in tlie capitol graft charges in VmiI and ending in 1912. Petitions have been circulated in ev-ry county of the state, sixty six hav- come in today. Many leading at- rncys of the state have signed the nicht at the scene of the murder and the only thing they saw was a man who when they approached him ran fnr all he was worth through the woods until they lost sight of him RICHARD BRIDY SAW DAVE SHADE BOUT Richard Bridy, proprietor of the Ford Sales and Service Company. 40 north Maple street, and Peter Shul-skl.

proprietor of the Central Cigar Store, south Oak street, witnessed the Dave Shade-Morrie Sc.hlaiffer bout at Wilkes-Barre, last night. Shade was awarded the decision over Schlaiffer after ten rounds. ESTATE OF ANGELO AUGUSTINE deceased Notice is hereby civen that letters of administration In the of Anuelo AumiHtine, deceased, late of the Township of Mount Carme, Comity of Northumberland and Slate of Pennsylvania. have been granted to the und-rsinned. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and tliose.liavhiR claims against the same will present them wihout further delay, to Mary E.

Bridy, adv 6t sell Administratrix, Atlas. Fa. It was evidently one of the persons or perhaps the responsible person for cat "skinned a mile" in the shrieking of weird cries. Then there is the hoot owl which campers have often heard on the nroad Mountain. A stranger who does not recognize the cry of the animal experiences a blood curdling sensation the first time he listens to the screech of the hoot owl on a dark night.

And the sensation is nil the more vivid when that screech is ut? tered on a lonely mountain top near a spot where the badly charred remains of a murdered women were found. The setting Is perfect and all that was needed to arouse interest in the "spook" was the cry of the catamount and tho screech of the hoot owl. And Twelve-foot shark caught off the Florida coast. Of course he was outwitted by a realtor. A note at the bank can slip up on you as quietly as if it were wearing rubber heels.

r.pers. at least some of the mysteries heing staged at the scene of the murder. We might add that many who go seeking the ghost are of the opinion that somebody Is making the fun. Many of the sightseers usually take a KNEW HIS WIFE Jones was a chemist and when his it were paper. Two lines were run from the pumps, and they put more water on the fire than any four others.

Scene of Havoc With the fire raging at its height, it was a sight to enthrall anyone. The flames leaped a hundred feet in the air, and intermingled with black and white smoke, it awed the thousands who witnessed the conflagration. Shouting firemen, the scream of sirens, the loud snapping reports of bursting hose, and over all the insist-ingly destructure roar of the flames, set the stage for a hideous nightmare that was only surpassed by the feelings of those whose homes were doomed; A line, of hose crippled thorough a bursting section lay like a gigantic reptile under the feet of the crowd. Useless, only In the way, it was a memento to the heroic efforts of the firemen who were striving valiantly to check the flames, and whose actions were handicapped by such frequent incldents.v The rescue of six horses from their stalls, located in the centre of the burning lumber yard provided a thrill that is only surpassed In the moving pictures. Firemen with smoke masks, presenting grotesque figures in the shifting smoke and leaping flames, led the animals to safety.

Firemen on roofs, risking their lives for their fellow-man, and sweating, laboring chauffeurs, bearing the heat of their motors to supply the death-dealing water for the flames, were testimonials to the efforts the men were making to check the progress of the fire, and place it under control, which goal was not attained until half-past two this morning. Record Runs Made The glare in the western sky was first discerned in this city shortly af hufe ran away with another man he nip or two to steady their neves and have guns to shoot any suspicous Jok sorted the following advertisement ki the local paper: er. "This is to notify the party who so indly relieved nie of my wife that I in supply him with liniments, arnica, "heaiifcft. salves, absorr -t cotton, iodine, sleeping powders crutches nt rock bottom prices." BOY STRUCK BY AUTO AT SHENANDOAH SEASNAL CHANGES One swallow may not make a sum- pr, but a pair of baby-bine eyes can me a fall. Wcsleyan Wasp.

TROLLEY CO. ISSUED FOR $30,000 Charging that her husband waB killed through negligence, Mrs. Mary Wilicki, Green Ridge, entered suit tn the Northumberland County Court today against the Shamokin and Mount Carmel Transit Company. She asks $30,000 damages. Mrs.

Wilicki alleges that her hus These days are so long It looks as payday never will come. Athprt Ritcusstv of Shenandoah, a CLASSIFIED child five years old was hit by an auto driven by W. Lewis of that place. The driver applied his brakes when the child ran across East Center street, of that place, but he was struck by the car and rushed to Dr. Cooks office.

He was later taken to the Foun FOK SALE ter eleven o'clock. The iutfeus.ty of band, Stanley Wilicki, was a paaaen-cer on one of the street cars, operat tain Siiiices hospital, whr his exact condition remains to be determined, but sustained injuries about the head. the red. and the persistence with furniture at 127 which it claimed the attention of resi If ed bv the Shamokin and Mount Carmel Transit Company. In being force-fniiv ntni'tpd from the street car, the dents here, led to inquiries being made I'lolltalile ninnufacturliiR m', "'Hoimn very smiill capital.

A iii.iKintr proposition to a hustler and when Informed that a lumber yard in iShamokin was afire, motorists clipped several minutes from the best time made between here and Shamo l.sh,t, Alienor. nd Z.i 21 widow claims, her husband was thrown In front of an automobile July 29, He died from the Injuries, it is charged. Mrs. Wilicki states that she is the mother of seven children, the oldest parlor suit In vorv wwH TROLLEY CAR AND AUTO INCRASH kin. One roadster carried three men dlll.

Apply nt 145 Ho- St. ad 23 It in the front seat, three In the aux iliary seat in the rear, and one on each FOR SALE I10 West Third street running-board. Other cars were like Murage. Side gal, now quick at a bur r'''" some conveniences. North A slight accident occurred at the Pavil Real of whom is 12 years of age.

jackmusT" SAYYES0R NO AUG. 4 corner of Fourth and Oak streets -ianty, IN. uaK 5t wise heavily ladden, but the driving was so careful that not one accident was reported. Firemen Injured Twelve firemen of various Shamokin companies were slightly Injured by flying glass, and leaping tongues of flames that burned their hands and faces. The men were all given treat ud 4t early last evening when an automo FOD AI'1'-' 'lie cnninlotf, rol.h bile said to have been driven Dy at iw! s.

Can be seen Freeman Yeager or uenirana was vj.nae, vcst Second street struck bv a Shumokin and Mount Bdv 15 tf Carmel Transit Company trolley. No "It SALH-v a Announcement The Chrysler Motor Car Corporation Announces the Appointment of MILLAR Motor Company DR. B. J. MILLARD, President OLIVER B.

MILLARD, Sec. Treas. JOHN W. MILLARD BURT J. MILLARD WITH OFFICES AND SHOWROOM AT IS W.

Third St. As Mount Carmel De alers S-rnA, -'ooni louse, one-, was lniurea. duc iuo umtmuo had a fender crumpled. Mami jut'1 beat, south hone, ooil small south 'i. an'1 fi-fooin house, houw Vn 1 "4r0.

Uoublo ment by physicians, and their conditions are not considered serious. Arrests Made During the height of the fire, special Jack Dempsey's troubles will ba ironed out before the nsuo iaiuern il. Apply to F. J. U1'U1, 44 South SEES SISTER on Aug.

4. If Jack Isn going 10 asm uast micvi policemen made 43 arrests for persons trespassing, and attempting to steal Wills at all, then he win say so ou ture kitchen furnl household furnishing of victims which bad been left standing in the streets AFTER 18 YRS. Apply 32S au i'Z at' that day or retire, we voweu never would retire an undefeated champion In a talk with a newspaperman the other day. "l-m fiehter and a champion and after being hurriedly removed from sa "hips "u'ie nouse, conven- HO "feet. 'Apply at the homes.

Fatal Accident Rumored "ll ttn 'V William Mclninch, Ottawa, Canada, I wouldn't go through life with the mob howling 'scare cat" for all the an id Jack. "I III and children, Joseph and Bernice are The Mount Carmel spectators at the FOR RENT visiting at the home of the formers fire last night were filled with regret ftFvii 'frlahV Apply to Cham- iu i i.u going to fight on and on until a bet- sister, Mrs. Raymond Harlor, 8 south when It was reported that Ambrose Walnut street, i(U)iia enterprises. McGee, who is attached to a local fire This is Mr. Mclninch first visit to tor man comes along aim irew It won't be Wills.

I can whip him. I'm trvlne to be modest about it but WANTED company had fallen from a roof, and had broken his neck when he hit the ground. Investigation revealed that this city, and also the first time he has seen his sister in 18 years. It Is I know I can beat Wills if I never whin another man in my life. I've al- 30 non ear 'i or 33 years old the rumor was unfounded, and Am.

a great reunion that is taking place at the Harlor homestead. The visitor earnlnir ner or brose was very much surprised this oo is intcrcHled In bet ia intcrc; ways salu so 10 my They know my mind on that score. Is greatly Impressed with our town. ApMv in' lno" through sales work. morning when he learned on Oak Tt Iti'm wrltlnS only to K.

J. Incare street that he was "dead!" ad 21 3t PLANE CRASH KILLS TWO BOSTON, July 23. xv i CARTOONS AT WILL (By United Press) 1 I 1 TV pal jobs open In -mho ana I leld. IJualify in 8 Mark Hogue New York, pilot and ST. CHARLES, Juiy a.

TO RENOVATE 10 year, nnsnencrer. Oeoree Boroughs of i. no Htm, to, per Lester Norris. husband or iiora lai-i. 11 iiwj yur ruii- AnToii h.iresa to the John W.

Gates' Toughfield, a wealthy real es you tor weeks and S38 000 000 estate, has achieved his tate dealer, were Instantly killed this L.r MASONIC HOME I I' UPfOrp IC. IU H'CIUI IBlIinPl ill? McSweeny P'hio. J51j tast 24th Cleveland. long ambition to cartoon to his heart afternoon when a Canadian, J-JM content, plane in which they were flying Today he became the owner of the crashed from a height of approx-St Charles Chronicle, formerly owned imately 00 feet near East Boston air adv soli The Fraternity Club has let a con LOOK FOR THE IMPORTANT, CHRY3-LER ANNOUNCEMENT IN 'TOMORROW'S ISSUE OF THIS PAPER. Weavers nn Bivm.mtln hv Mfaa T.lna Paschal.

Lester, wno pon, A tract to the Agor-Shawda Company of started his career as a newspaper car Shamokin for a complete renovating "USt i'i t0 Broail Silks. 46 N. nd 22 2t and overhauling of the Masonic Bulld-ine on north Oak street The coping We wouldn't mind living to be a hundred if they would let us sit down the last 20 years. LOST of the building will be included in tne toonist in Chicago, will publish tne paper and supply all the cartoons. Miss Paschal continues as editor.

Men may hav the most sense but ducks don't have to put on bathing and Natalie throueh contract, and specincations can lor aynf Gr'tJ to Shamokin, by Tir 30x3 inch over- tightening and painting of this work. Stained glass will also be placed in The way some people let their children run wild you would think they had a million ot them. window sashes. lua please return orth Market 8U Reward. ad 23 It suits to go in swimming.

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