The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 22, 1915, Page 2

SHORT STORIES © jand Kar} Griffith of near Pleas-| OUT FRANK'S THROAT. a : anton has been ‘hired by the Hees eS a. ae ; Telephone Company to take] attempt Murder Atlante Of Local Interest—Clipped from | charge of the central office for Ane ins Man Our Exchanges. ninety days. Alex has bought Made Georgia \the picture show of his brother, Convict. Mrs. Geo. W. W. Ellis and chil-| Wil!, and will run that in addi Milledgville, Ga, July 17.— dren returned last Tuesday from |tion to his duties at the electric Leo M. Frank, whose’ death sen- a months visit with relatives in|light plant—Amoret Leader. tence for-the murder of . Mary sin aan Journal. Add short stories emf mf f|Phagan recently was commuted ‘ ° tae to life imprisonment, was at- ity tain Monday, “destroying | Staving at ee ea apa a a the state prison farm here to- apace erville, took carbolie aci ast} night and dangerously injured same and killing a “horse for Monday. with suicidal intent, it sone i by being cut in the throat. His David ee the tenant—Am-| reported, and was moved on|recovery is said to be doubtfal, sterdam Local. Tuesday to the home of her : Prison officials said that the Mrs. Lethia and Luther |father, George Lukembill, a mile/attack on Frank was made by thought they had slipped one east of Taberville. Dr. Gray AY | William Green, who is also serv- |i over by getting married on the|was called and reported her in|ing a life sentence for murder. sly; but you-all done had the}a very serious condition. Re-| The attack on Frank. which |@ ‘ ae | : ¢ : ; t i : t ~ tip and gave them a loud recep-|cent reports are to the effect|was made shortly after | 11 ss | ; We are Optome r Ss S tion that night—Amsterdam|that she has a fighting chance|o’clock, was made from behind. ; : : : en Local. to recover.—Rockville Booster.|The assailant used a butcher /@ j a : : knife. Frank’s jugular vein ; ss ae oeoogeiy Glasses—better con ee BEACH'S JEWELRY STORE. cord nor the windpipe were in- |! *Phone 85—Butler, Mo. : Wehave them. All kinds and all _ prices—Remember Us when your watch, clock or jewelry needs re- pairing—We do it right. YES— Clyde Packer sold his interest} The Royal Neighbors gave in the clothing firm of Tuttle/two of their members a very and Packer to Leland Tuttle,| pleasant surprise Wednesday and. severed his connections/evening. Mrs. Enos Detwiler, with the firm Monday. In the|who has served as treasurer for future the firm will be known asjover three years and resigned Tuttle Brothers——Adrian Jour-|her office at the last meeting a because of plans for spending i latter care of the precy oe Bx.) HH Avatini. the Guter seutitiel fob his prison clothing. Takes the Republic to Task. : 5 _ eelsior Springs, where he tt f h ‘I a A knife’ that had been made ae : been with his father. He re- ihe presen ot ae vile of a file and whieh the econviets| The: St. Louis Republic some ports his father much improved ue haa Ben ine had used in killing hogs during; time ago published an article on in health and says that he will /70Tt Ne ee A were the! the day was found on the dormi-| sible teaching in the Sunday remain at the Springs for some ae eae of the surprise.— tory floor. How the knife was{school that struck Circuit Clerk weeks in hope of ‘further im-|* moret Leader. smuggled into the prison is a{ll. 0. Maxey, who teaches the | provement.—Adrian Journal. And now comes George Frech| mystery. Loyal Sons Bible Class in this) peer ate ee and predicts four more weeks of] Dr. George B. Comptow, the} city, as open to. correction. eon one tak Spe wet weather.He bases his pre-| prison surgeon, “as immediate-| Mr. Maxey’s class is one of montis trip to the far west diction on the rule that if there)ly called, but before he could |the largest in this section of the ating wate hire vehe visited is rain on the day when the reach the prison dormitory two fstate and he is recognzed as one the Pan-American exposition. moon is’ new it will rain surgeons who were serving|0f the foremost instructors in She siopned off at. Yellowstone |t2toughout the moon’s stay. “‘T/terms in prison were at Frank’s|the state. The following is Mr. Park Dae OTeel oie: Ald RISO LVIRE oe ene that I am correct,” |side, administering first aid. Maxey’s letter as it appeared in| i ra ee said he, ‘‘If.you care to look it| No motive for the attack onjthe Republic Wednesday, July Z Wala . ite ? ints f interest. bates f 5 fs te hee cele ee up, you will find that it rained|Frank is known. i re ‘a See on May 13, which shows a new $2156.85 investment ina car most pleasant trip in every way. ‘ ce the Editor of the Republic. | rae City Dene oon ae the calendar: and Folk predicts Wilson Re-Tlec-| our editorial on “Making the Sun- | load of ~ — again on June 12. There is a tion by Large Majority. a choo Edueational” ee excel | : : . ' 4 : ; q ’ : lent eriticism in many res ‘SO! e | During the rainstorm of Mon-|new moon today (July 12) he < ‘ : ayits omings of our Sunday Schools, | ‘lightning kNed a horse and continued, ‘‘and it is raining. Former Governor Joseph W.)"s organized and conducted at pres- | day, ] * but there are some statements damaged a ‘barn for D. L. Clark, | You may look for four more|Folk, chief counsel for the Inter- seem to me unfair, and to which eth 4 5 Ty G 29. y & ane in hopes of a larger and more intelli- residing on the Shedrick place|Weeks of moisture.’’—Border state Commeree Commission, t co-operation on the part of all jured. : The attack on Frank was made in the dormitory which all} the prisoners occupy in common at night. All lights were out at the time. Green is alleged to SOUTH SIDE SQUARE Looked mighty big to us about two months ago— k ee ee city, ae the | Telephone. eet ee Pua ee pte people, T want to direct vour | hit @ good salesman persuaded us to—buy it and nigh wind blew down sos 9M) Edgar, the 11-year old son of|,,; a s OTe ee ha hecapaleene atte NOW WE ARE GLAD OF IT. WHY? the farms of E. A. Waller and C.| Jno. Stacey, died very suddenly | will be renominated without op-|\<jeclation long since recognized. the ‘olline « oe alee: position and eleeted by over- {jay School work, remedy that : ‘ A. Collins southwest, also a silo|\ ednesday morning about 7730 [Postion fac tageag ett bo Pn arate Cee Because Galvanized Corrugated Roofing Iron : > § Wils Das” Ss lONY ay _ i whelming majority. However, at the E. 8. Wilson farm 8 miles] 4 ‘clock from blood poison, The} ld ane h ‘ sons and GREE of muay: cor BS ; y res St ABT S aes 3 4 he wou n eUSS 2 i irly w t ment a ; - northwest. A steer was alsolijoy had been picking blackber- fot ciscuss the peace | ioe mental things in the Bole; ar-|{ iS selling at wholesale for more than we are asking killed at the O. T. Holland place} ic, jast week and rubbed blis- as as ie aa | ged and graded to suit the re-|1 for the iron that we bought RS a car. 8 miles west.—Rich Hill Review. : . . ag wu ters’ on heel with a pair of illfit- favored by Theodore R velt. to the Adult age. ESS aD LIC sa pepoets as gree n this car of fron When we stop to consider that|ting shoes and it is thought that)’ ««Tpyst-in Wilson,”? he said. bedamostica, eaucetionst and, invahac A or a = Roofing. If you'will give Hume had the only biggest and|the blood. poison was contracted |::] think that answers the ques. {er is. the all-important’ thing in Purchased us your Roofing order best celebration on the border, from the dew on the grass and tions concerning my views with pightly. pearing coniideen and produc- - and aft xpenses were paid|Wweeds. His father came down apie: _| We, all of us, no doubt, recognize + and er all eepen re d refere Tides to Bryan and Roose the need for a course of study, that has a balance left n the treasury {town Wednesday morning to get velt. " we might denominate a high-school : : NOW before we dispose we ought to be proud to live in|the doctor to go piss bh the} «a majority of the people |iren and youtg women fo cneeyeae $2156 §5 of this Iron, you will save ae i : .Jinjuries again and when they re- 4 ‘ a such a town. A town that re ¥ Te |stand firmly behind President ough discussion and study of | the 25c to SOc per 100 square fuses to provide entertainment turned the boy was found, dead Wilson, and are. happy in the ter, and. this would undoubtedly be feet. At the present price for the ne , ‘ salit he yard. ‘or Mi aubtediy, be Par : t i Sg es Beis MT eritone ae wea ponent he oo steering the Peclally” hone interested” tn spromot- WORTH OF of Zinc and Iron. Ore this ‘ mut. Every Wo eal ship of state ‘wi eonsumnate ie Bundey 2onor a ot eae en Gal vanized Iron Roofing could not be bought in car loads forthe money we are offering it to our cus- tomers, This Iron is open hearth Steel Galvanized, : Bs j . . e comes to Wume’s public enter-{ed the cause of his death a8|skill into the harbor of peace.” Bus tess inee seen at thety x: tainments, because they enjoy blood poison.—Schell City| Polk said. He said all Ameri- but are being worked put very satis- 2 tire : factorily, very slowly. themseles—Border Telephone, News. eans should support the Presi- | You also refer to the inefficiency of the teaching force. That is also well Seen any dent. known and recognized by Sunday iron School people, and has been provided Mrs. J. Emmett Hook is cer- tainly the champion cabbage STRAIGHTFORWARD 8 ape for by text: books and _ courses of Judge Defines Legitimacy training and study for training i i raiser of the community. Last TESTIMONY. : ‘ : = Pd week she had on exhibition in —— Charen ae Eaaeet. Wives. Sunday Schoole of the state "nuns Reofin : which permits of uniform a the Bank of Rockville a head of} Many Butler Citizens Have Ogden, Utah, July 14—Chil-|Sfe other hundreds that are un- 4 quality allows the remov- ‘ early variety that weighed 13 Profited by It. dren. born to plural wives cannot |'7eined. we Know, | Bur the mont food FOR YOU al of sulphur and. other - ae 1-2 pounds. She was also the 5 be legally recognized as _ heirs}teachers in our Sunday Schools, if . impune that damage t | first in the community to have If you have backache, urinary unless they have been acknowl- Lane ana othareine: that” thelr » Roofing and loose +3;-days—of-dizziness, head- Aste or -nervousness, strike at the seat of the trouble. These are often the symptoms of weak kidneys and there is grave dan- ger in delay. Doan’s Kidney Uills are especially prepared for kidney ailments—are endorsed edged by the father as his chil: (Teme wocial and political tite’ entitle |] the Galvanized Coating allowing it to rust. Itis dren, Judge James A. Howell |them to. ruled in his instruetions yester-|,NR¢ °fths,,20v4,/2,/n, “opposition || Standard weight, and we have it ia 6,7, 8. 9, 10, 11 day to the jury in the case of |endorses tor Iam heartily in faxor|| and 12 feet. -This is all the lengths the factories Albert Geddes, or Eecles, |Staiuntion of 's more’ ‘torough ||’ Makeit, Itis 1% and 2% in Corrugation.’ against the David Eccles estate, |Knowledge and appreciation of | the Don't let your hay get-wet.in a leaky barn or The 16-year-old son of Mar-|And believe that through the Inter-/} hay shed. a delay your Purchase of Tron until er new cabbage on her table. She does not grow the winter a variety as she finds it useless i and the summer variety is palat- able.—Rockville Booster. Alex Gull has resigned as manager of the Amoret-Farmers Mutual Telephone Co., his res-|bhy over 30,000 people. Your ignation to take effect the 15th | neighbors feaominatal this reme- of this month. He will move his|dy—have proved its merit in family into the Detwiler house/many tests. Butler readers should take fresh courage in the straightforward testimony of a Butler citizen. T. J. Stubblefield, 204 4%, Chestnut. St... Butler, says: ‘‘T had a severe attack of ‘kidney trouble and Doan’s Kidney Pills ‘quickly enred me. Since then, TI have had no need for a_ kidney medicine.’’ ; Price 50e at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney reme- dy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that Mr. Stubblefield had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props. eames a Bafislo, N.Y. - PICTURE MOULDING. cggeraalisk Remi. Now would be a good time to have that pees rene. S, * . ational Sunday School Association garet Geddes is endeavoring to|ina its splendid organization this alter establish heirship to the Eccles |may be, most readily and thoroughly estate by claim that. David Ec- interfering with ‘the denominational, cles was his father by a. plural |@ectrines of our several: church or- marriage in 1898, and that he Butler, Mo. H, O. MAXEY. acknowledged him as his son.” _ : : Judge Howell is a Mormon, as| ~ f also are the plaintiff and de. William Wisner Suicides, ; fendants in the suit. This is} Our-little city was greatly the first construction of the|shocked, Tuesday morning, status of children of ploral mar-|whien the news was ‘spread that Tiages since Utah was admitted | William Wisner, a retired far- to Statehood. The Court held|mer liviag with his son in this that the acknow! need city, had committed suicide by, not be publie, but is" ot shooting himself in the head even if made Just Received A fine shipment of new and up-to-date Chicago, TL; July 16.—Near- pgp ly a quarter ofa: million dol-} tank: