The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 3

St111" 1 1 1 111 I uweqpaMNi -A. THE TOLA DAILY REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 14. li32. PACE THREE TOLA.

KANSAS STRIKERS FLEE TEAR-GAS ATTACK CAS CITY EVENTS ONLY 16, SHEATHE SPEED-QUEEN i pmwytvv Mr. and Mrs. Mead Pierson, of Portland, Oregon. The family were on their way here to visit relatives when the tragic death occurred. Mr.

and Mrs. John Boyer are visiting in east Gas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shipley. The W.

C. T. U. will meet Tuesday afternoon, October 18, at the home of Mrs. II.

W. Chaney. All ladies who are interested are urged to attend. Mr. and D.

Smith and -daughters. Misses Virginia and Vi-nita, and sons, Lawrence, and Walter, 406 South Sycamore, will leave Saturday morning for a week-end vacation at Bagnelk dam, Bagnell, Mo. They will return Sunday evening. Radios, Electric Washers, Pianos, etc. Our convenient terms and liberal trade-in offer will Interest you.

Save at Curtis, 10 N. Washington. Mrs. Jennie McNeeley, 508 South Buckeye, returned yesterday from a three-month visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ollie Steele and family In Cragmor, Colo.

A Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunter and Miss Wilma Wells, Parsons, visited yesterday evening with Mr. Hunters mother. Mrs.

J. E. Hunter, who is seriously 12 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. E.

Dulinsky, 405 South Buckeye. A fair charge for a high grade service. Sleeper Mortuary. Mn and Mrs. W.

E. Ayling will spend Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Aylings brother, Frank Rutledge and family, southeast of Chanute. A Foil Line of Fresh Pastries For Your Sunday Dinner Chocolate Eac lairs Reg. price.

30c a dozen Specially priced, 25c a dozen Saturday Only! IOLA BAKERY Chas. Peistcr, Prop. 120 East Jackson Sheriff Bud Hurley and County Attorney Frank W. Taylor were in Yates Center yesterday on business. Cream, 19c.

Accurate tests and weight at Burts Cash Feed and Produce. Phone 1400. Mrs. Lartie Livingston, LaHarpe, and Miss Alice Menzie, 620 North Colbom, delegates, returned this morning from Manhattan, where they have been attending the Re-bekah State assembly. i ft -v-: A- 4 I v- i IA ') 'JI3 Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Marmon, ho have been guests of their nieces. Misses Ethel and Addie Marmon, 209 West Campbell, the past week, returned today to their home in Garden City.

Expert Work at Low Prices If you intrust us with the Greasing and Washing of your car. you will be repaid in money saved and in a perfectly conditioned automobile WILCOX SUPER-SERVICE STA. H. C. Bishop, Mgr.

N. Side Square Phone 685 Miss Miriam Clark. Charles Funk, David Shannon, and Walter Trom-bold will attend the M. Aggies football game Saturday at Manhattan. Miss Grace Adams, Los Angeles, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.

Gus Gray and family, northwest of town. Mrs. Frank Erase Entertains Good-Will Class of Methodist Sunday School. GAS CITY. Kas, Oct.

13 J. Q. Roberts of LaHarpe, was a caller in Gas Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Abbott and Mrs. Ralph Perkins motored to Liberty, Kas, Sunday, to spend the day at the home sff Mrs. Abbotts sister. Mrs. Charlie Love and family.

Mrs. Abbott remained for a longer visit. L. C. Curry, of Wichita, spent Sunday calling on friends in Gas.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cain visited Wednesday in lola at the home of the latters mother, Mrs. Martha Taylor. John of lola, was a caller in Gas City, Wednesday.

The M. E. church prayer meeting was held Thursday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Cundy. Mrs. Ray Smith and two children of Cherryvale, are visiting relatives here. Mrs.

Smith will be remembered as Miss Faye Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Tarency Bath and children of lola, were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Brundage. Mr. Bath is a cousin of Mr. Brundage. Mrs.

Charles Ddugberty and sons, Jack and Kenneth, visited Sunday in lola with the formers mother, Mrs. Gene Humberd, and sister, Mrs. Dale We 1st and son, Douglas Eugene, of Kansas City. Mrs. Joe Brundage and children were dinner guests Wednesday at the home of their sister and aunt, Mrs.

Ralph Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cain spent Wednesday afternoon' in the country of lola. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Steward visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Page, near LaHarpe. Mark Pierson spent Wednesday in Hepler at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Chezem. J. M. Rowden is quite ill and not able to be about his work at the blacksmith shop.

Hie Horton Oil Gas company struck gas Tuesday in their well at Concreto. Quite a number went Xo hear the splendid speech which was given by Fred Voiland, Topeka merchant, in the Gas City school auditorium Tuesday evening. Several selections from the Howard Harmony Boys furnished the music for the evening. George Moon. L.

T. Cannon, and W. H. Cl8y, of Chanute, spent Tuesday night in Gas. Morning worship services at the More than 1,500 striking miners, with their wives and children, fled in ter-lor from the picket lines around the Taylorvilie, 111 coal mine when national guardsmen attacked them with tear-gas, smoke bombs and bayonets.

The strikers had defied an order to clear a path for the miners reporting to work. Here you see two national guardsmen watching a tear-gas barrage roll across the field toward the strikers. Several miners were injured in the attack before the troops finally forced the strikers to clear all streets in both Taylorvilie and Hewittville, a suburb. OWL CREEK (Miss Blanche Ellis) Oct. 11 District 5 Community club met September 28 with Mrs.

Ira Howell and Joetta and Mrs. Van Fossen. Twelve members were present. The work for the afternoon w-as makng dish towels and sewing quilt blocks. After the meetmg a delicious lunch was served.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Chas. Middleton in lola, October 12. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Wagner and George Main, Bessie and Jessie Hay attended a birthday party on Mrs. Lawrence Sicka Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hay and sons and Miss Brownrigg spent Sunday at the Brownrigg home, near Mont Ida.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Middleton and Benny spent Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon at the Ben Ellis home. Joetta Adams spent Sunday with Mildred Orth.

Virginia and Christina Dice spent the afternoon there. Mrs. Henry Wagner spent Friday afternoon at the Ben Brown home. Miss Brownrigg spent the afternoon there. The county superintendent visited Owl Creek school Friday morning.

Joetta Adams visited school Wednesday afternoon. Henry Peters spent Thursday afternoon at the Ben Brown home. Mrs. Bert Orth returned home from Humboldt Friday after a week spent at the home of her mother, Mrs. Domitz, where she helped care for Mrs.

John Fugltt and baby. fAVE Money, Time and Health with the new VICKS PLAN for better Control-of-Colds. I 95 PREVENT many Colds end a CoLdSONK Although Miss Ruth Deroo, above, ts only 16, she won the clmmpionship in the amateur Class A for outboard speedboats in her first big time regatta. Ruth weighs only 90 pounds, but she handled her motor and boat hke a veteran when she flashed ahead at the finish of the Bay City, Mich, races. M.

E. church Sunday morning. The pastor. Rev. W.

E. Van Patten will preach at 10 a. m. Sunday school at 11 a. conducted by Mrs.

A. T. Cundy, superintendent. Junior League services at 5 p. m.

and senior League at 6:30 Sunday evening. Sunday school at the Church of God at 10 a. m. Sunday, and preaching services at 11 a. m.

7116 Good-Will class of the M. E. Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Frase. The devotional service was led by Mrs.

A. T. Cundy. Roll call was responded to with Bible verses. A short program was in charge of Mrs, Bert Damitz and Mrs.

Carrie Wright. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Rose Stewart and Mrs. W. L.

Harmon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. E. Campbell.

Mark-Pierson has received the sad news of the death by drowning of his nephew, Mark Pierson, son of Mrs. B. F. Hixon, east of town. Is quite 111.

Free Loose Dirt. Convenient to haul. Phone 772. Mrs H. T.

Hill. Mrs. Bessie Mai-ttngley and daughter, Maleta. Mrs. J.

II. Hill, and Mr. John Makem-son. Colony, were guests Thursday of Mrs. D.

Culler, M4 Expert Radio Repairing Phone'. 134 VJU Six Months Guarantee 1 Wards Hadin' Repair Shop 40S South street Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Banks returned today to theta home In Hiawatha. after an over-night visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Gladd, 406 North Walnut. Dr. John L. Psrkhurst. Dentist, X-ray, diagnosis.

MIUelbach Bldg. Phone 303. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chase, 517 South Jefferson, had as their guests Wednesday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Thompson, 230 South Ohio. TRY OUR SERVICE Wrecked Automobiles Reaired Automobile Paint-g Wood Work Repaired on Automobile Bpdies.

C. C. McCARTY SOY 301 South St. 'Phone 216 Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Eppley and daughter. Florence, of Colorado Springs. were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Charles Robinson and son, Leo Robinson, 107 North First. -Rummage Sale Friday and Saturday, October 14 and 15.

Wishard Hdw. by First M. E. Church. Mrs.

O. D. Larson. 212 North street, and Claude Barker, 503 South Kentucky, returned Tuesday evening from Halstead. 'where they took Mr.

Larson to the hospital Sunday for treatment. BARNEY SHERIDAN Candidate for Congress, Second District, and F. J. OYLER Candidate for State Senate, Fourteenth 'District, Will Speak at-Iola Saturday, OctlSth 3 p. m.

In the Court-House Park if we at he fr-permits or in Memorial Hall. And in Humboldt 8:00 p. m. That same night. Everyone invited to these meetings.

The Rev. and "VV. P. Wharton, 309 East Madison, went to Neo-' sho Falls yesterday" Rev; Mr. Wharton delivered a sermon at the midweek services at 'the First Methodist church there last evening.

J. II. Burger. 801 East Jackson, returned' this morning from Manhattan. where he attended the Orand Encampment of Kansas.

I. O. 0. F. Mr.

Burger is grand high priest of the Kansas grand lodge 1. O. O. F. Guaranteed Permanents, $1.50.

Wqlfs Beauty Shop. Phone 905, Sheriff and Mrs. Bud Hurley 207 North Sycamore, had as their guest Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hurleys aunt, Mrs.

Lottie Carl, Elsmore. GET READY FOR WINTER Let us Inspect your Gas Line, and Plumbing and Heating Equipment. IOLA PLUMBING CO. 110 F. Jackson Phone 1175 Mrs.

Esta Buchanan and daughter, Rcba. 212 West Madison, have returned from a few days' visit with Reba Buchanan's grandfather, S. L. Buchanan, and aunt. Miss Anna Buchanan, in Ava, Mo.

'BUC i I- I r. c. mckinney feed store Bring us your Cream. Poultry, and Eggs and get Top Prices. Buy feed in wholesale lots and get it at low prices.

Opposite P. O. Phone 54 9 Guy Cook, 309 South Sycamore, spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs. J. and Mr.

Woodln, in Wichita. The lola junior college YI W. C. A. and Y.

M. A. held a joint meeting in the college auditorium Thursday morning. A slight-of-hand 'performance was given by A. E.

Gibson. About 150 young men and women were present. OUR NEW SIOCK OF FURNITURE HAS ARRIVED Many Patterns to Choose from still lower prices. 6x9 Congoleum Rugs $2.98 7 Congcteum Rugs $3.75 9x12 Congoleum Rugs $4JS5 Bird Cages, without 99c With stand $1.99 Radiant Heaters $4.75 up 4- pc. Bedroom Suites.

AO up 5-pc. Dining Km. Suites $47.54 up Beautiful Livg Km. Suites $31 trp Terms Delivery II. OOD FINE FURNITURE 202 S.

Jeff. Phone 190 Gyneth Lowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Norman Lowe, Carlyle, who suffered a compound fracture of her nose. October 4. while playing, is slowly improving.

A. R. Sleeper, 224 South Chestnut, i preservative from the Presbyterian church, returned last night from Emporia, where he attended the Presbyterian Synod of Kansas. Appropriate service at price moderation. Waugh Funeral Home.

Herbert Brown arrived last night from Kansas City for an indefinite visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Brown, 620 North Washington.

Mrs. Sophia Johnston will return this evening to her home in Colony, after an over-night visit with her sister, Mrs. J- E. Hunter, who is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E.

Dulinsky, 405 South Buckeye. PLEASING SERVICE Prompt attention, appetizing food and low prices combine to make this the ideal luncheon place. Open Day and Night PEOPLES CAFE J. J. Williamson, Prop.

North Side Square Mrs. Jesse Chase. 517 South Jefferson. Thursday afternoon entertained Mrs. J.

O. Thompson, 230 South Ohio, Mrs. Albert Shinn. 302 South Third, and Mrs. A.

W. Andre, South Third. Myron S. Seeley, traffic chiefs for the Southwestern Bell Telephone company, Pittsburg, was in town today on business. TROOP A HORSE SHOW Thrills and Spills Good Horses Good Riders Masie by 114th Cavalry Band Sunday 2 p.

m. Admission, 25c At the Fairgrounds Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

'Vfraugh, 194 North Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dille.

507 North Jefferson, and Mrs. C. G. Hes, 621 South Buckeye, re turned last -night from a two-day visR with relatives in Centralia and Vermillion, Kas. William Braun, Olathe, who has been seriously ill of Malta fever and meningitis the past few days at the Research hospital in Kansas City, is reported a little improved today.

He is a brother of Mrs. J. J. Helde-brant, 924 North Washington, and formerly resided west of lola. CORYS TAXL Phone 410.

Day and Night Service. Mrs. J. C. Shelton arrived Thursday from Kansas City, for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

E. Sif-ers and family, 109 North Cottonwood. Ask Us About the Fredric Vita Tonic Ultra Violet Ray Scalp Treatment for reconditioning the hair. For Falling Hair. Dry Dandruff, Tight Scalp, Dry Hair, Oily Hair, Oily Dandruff, and Dyed and Bleached Hair CATHERINE ANN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 494 174 W.

Mad. Wray Jukes, traffic representative or the Missouri Pacific, Wichita, was In town today on business. The following lola persons re-umed last evening from Wichita, where they attended the Kansas baptist state convention: Mrs. E. W.

Lewman and daughter. Miss Viola Lewman. Mrs. J. N.

Burnside; Mrs- John Bradshaw. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Davis. Dr. and Mrs. J. H.

Sow-erby, and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ellis.

"FRANK SEZ: By all means try one of these two outstanding gasolines today, you will be delighted with the performance White Eagle Mobiles and Mobil gas EthyL -Frank Lawyer's Service Station Backsmithing. Welding, Machine and Woodwork 12 N. Walnut Phone 119 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will return Saturday to their home near Gate.

Okla, after a few days visit with Mr. Mitchells parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Kaufman, 311 South Second. A Radio Batteries DEEP CUT PRICES 45-V. Standard 90c 45-V. Heavy Daty 90-Hour A $3.89 129-Hoar $6.79 "A Batteries Priced on Exchange. ANDREWS SON 14 South Washington.

Made In Kansas by the Makers of Ivory Soap or. ltCIK? 01 SKNfP COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Extends the Life of Your Car. Repair. and Greasing Car General Tires and Repair SHELLY MOTOR CO. 214 N.

Jeff. Phone 80 If. W. Brown and father-in-law, I. H.

Kasbeer, 620 North Washington, went to Colony today on business, and for a brief visit with friends. Ask your grocer for Delicious Bread, sliced or unsliced, made by lola Bakery. C. L. Washburn and C.

T. Hopper, of the Dunlop Tire and Rubber company, attended a district sales meeting of the company in Fort Scott Wednesday. Be ready for the next cold snap. Let us clean those Heavy Coats Now! SPOTLESS CLEANERS C. R.

Moran. Prop. Phone 797 111 W. Madison EL S. Courter, 803 North street, made a business trip to Ottawa Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs- Wayne Henderson, who have been guests of Mr. Hendersons parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Henderson, 417 East Madison, the past week, returned today to their home in Kansas City. Auto Pfrts for All Cars Motor reconditioning. Cylinders reground, pistons and nngs refitted, crankshafts trued, valve seats installed. Parts in stock for all cars, trucks, tractors and airplane motors.

South Street Auto Parts Co. 203 South St. Phone 315 Mrs. Kathryn Clevenger is confined to her home, 521 South Sycamore, by Illness. Dr.

E. C. Cannon, 614 South -Buck-eye, went to Parsons Thursday on business- mont mckinney Grocery and Market Black Ben Davis Apples, basket 75c Small Jonathan Apples, basket) $1.10 New Grape Jalee, full quart No. can Royal Ann Cherries 25c Dressed Rabbits (trapped) each 15c FREE DELIVERY 110 S. Wash.

Fhonci 173' Vernon Duggan arrived last light from Kansas City, to spend the week-end with Mrs. Duggan. Miss Minnie Peebler, home demonstration agent, attended a Farm Bureau meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. Byruni, Jed-do district.

Other People Are Having Sales We are to have a GIVE-A-WAY very bod gets something F-R-E-E No Purchase Required! Some One who has registered at our rtore up to 4 p. Saturday, October IS. and is present wilt receive FREE a beautiful Aladdin Vase Lamp worth $12.00. Every Person who has registered for the Lamp Drawing will receive a Free Sample B. P.

S. Enamel worth 35c the B. P. S. man will be' here to solve your paint problems.

SHANNON HARDWARE-Masonic Bidg. Phone 29 S. S. Roby and Mr. and Mrs.

J. Clayton, Chicago. I1L. arrived last night to be guests of the former's son. A.

L. Stonakef and family. 120 North First. Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton are cousins of Mr. Stonaker. The following persons attended a quarterly meeting of the associated counties of southeast Kansas at Howard. Thursday: Commissioner and WMT A. Hess, Humboldt: County Clerk and W.

D. Clark, Commissioner Joe McKinley. County Engineer A. w. Young, all of lola; and Commissioner John Tyler, Moran.

Commissioner Hess gave a talk' on Distribution of the Income Tax. Yea, Madam! (2X333 GlEOD 03 rhnrTTfta Mr. and Mrs. Ira McGinnis and Mrs. Reynolds.

214 North Colbom, Mrs. S. E. McGinnis. 202 North Sycamore, and Mrs.

Clem Epperson, North Second, attended a Church of God convention Thursday at Fort Scott. LOVE AND PLANE LAUGlI. AT LAWS Dr. Edwin F. Brass.

Minneapolis dentist, is a man of He flew to Pasadena to marry Miss Florence Jacqueth, Then he found out about Californias three day wait between license and marriage. So he and his bride boarded a plane and were married as they flew over Nebraska. Here they are as they started the nuptial flight. Everywhere i have to listen to the same thing. 'Try Chesterfields.

Honestly, they are milder, and you simply must try them! fMe try Chesterfields! Why, havent smoked anything, else. Thats how important mildness and better' taste are to me! "No wonder Chesterfield smokers arb so THEYriE MILDER THEY TASTE BETTER BUT tern hind the quick Aa Oxfjdml is! Now- you needn't dread patting jour hand into dishwater three times a day. There's a new soap that does the work in double-quick time and still is kind to hands! It's kind to hands and dainty things, jet it does more work because it makes 50 more suds richer, longer-lasting suds that cut grease like lightning, that soak clothes dean. Leaves no scum, softens water, never halls up. VHMitl Procter Gamble CHESTERFIELD RADIO PROGRAM Every night' except Sundays Columbia' Coast-lo Coast Network: 192, ban 4c Mm Toceo Co, I.