Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 8

8 THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1911. I STJMHARY OF SUNDAY'S NEWS WAR STARTED ON "CON" MEN 11 OWDAY, SEPT. 4TH POLICE AFTER GRAFTERS WHO COME FOR FAIR WEEK. Moon si Sweeping ictory tor J. HARRINGTON IS LOCKED UP LaBO EBB Detectives Arrest News "Butcher" on Passenger Train Youth Runs When He Sees Officers Has $800 'in Checks and $59 in Bills.

DOMESTIC. Judge grants defense more time in the Beattie trial. Seven officers and employes of Toledo, drown in river. Stampede In a moving picture show at Logansport, Ind. Omaha adopts the commission plan of city government.

Kansas woman oil company promoter goes broke. An aeronaut falls with parachute into a lake and drowns. Malachi Hogen. well known in pugilistic circles, dies In Denver. FOREIGN.

Copy of Von Steuben's shaft, gift of Uncle Sam, unveiled in Berlin. Jose Pino Suarez nominated as Ma-dero's running mate. French aviator burned alive In midair; another killed by a fall. IOWA. "Webster City to prolong stay of Taft in that town.

Hi Two Firsts Three Seconds Fastest Time on the Hill J. Harrington, train newsboy, was ar- I rested on a Northwestern passenger train by Detectives Luce and Carraher and is i being held for investigation. The police have started an Investigation in connec- tlon with Tot." games worked on travel- i ers di'Ting the lust two months. When Harriivton was searched at the: police station ir. checks, said to be worthless, anil in bills ranging in de- nomination from Jl tu $10 were found on his person.

i Chief of Police J. B. Richard announced last night that ho was going to clear the i city of "smooth men" and grafters who have been gathering for fair week. i Harrington was arrested when detect- ives, following instructions from the chief, were making the round of passen- ger stations. They boarded a train to In Saturday's hill climb six Moon Cars were entered SOUTH DAKOTA.

Taft's Black Hills schedule undergoes revision. LOCAL. Promoters of first hill climbing contest are well pleased. YV. P.

Kennoy becomes genera! traffic manager of Great Northern. Jack Newell ease way be taken to grand jury. CORNER FOURTH AND PEARL STREETS ales in classes as shown below, under A. A. A.

contest CLASS 3A Cars selling from $1201 to $'1(500. Moon It, rice io tne ana saw ttarrington and a partner Harrington tan when he saw the detectives. According to the officer he had a roll of bills in his hand and was asking an "Id man for some change. BIBTHS. Moon 30 Touring First, Time 47 2-5 seconds.

HA Nf EX In Sioux CHv. Saturday. September 2, to Mr. and H. W.

Hansen, Riverside avenue, a son. ATTACK MADE ON CONDUCTOR Rocklin Lehman FLORISTS Corner Fourth tnJ Etoug- las Streets. An kinds of floral rtl3ticIlT rtnfeJ. Our price ar Residents of East Mornlryj Side pln big home social. Picture of bit wrestling match may be shown on Sioux trail.

August clear incs increase over compared with July. Girl comes Denmark and marries lover in Sioux City. Council cuts citv tax levy for 1911 mills. Time51 seconds. SS 41 Cars of 301 to 450 cubic inches piston di-j Buick 40 Touring Car, First, Time 49 2-5 seconds.

Touring Car, Second, Time 50 seconds suggestions directed the talks. A. TV. Townsley, superintendent of the Sioux City division, presided. Such gatherings are held bimonthly.

The September term of the district court win begin today. The first assignment of cashes will not be made until tomorrow because this is Labor day. F. S. Becker, United States naturalization a European trip of several weeks dura tlon.

Mrs. Grinnell and her father spent FREE FOR ALL Moon 45 stripped 31 chassis, First, 37 4-5 second: most of the time in, Germany. OOll o'. "I have a world of confidence In Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for I have used with perfect success," writes Mrs. M.

I. Basford. FoolesvlUe, Md. For sale by all drugS'Sts- examiner from Kenosha, "VVis-, will at- I'rol. rl.

t. Kanthlener has returned to F. Fairley Beaten by Three Ruffians Near Leeds. fK. Fairley.

a conductor for the Sioux' City Service company on the Leeds line. was attacked hv three unknown men near Leeds at 3:30 o'clock yesterday aft- ernooi). Fairley was struck over the head with a beer boule and sustained a pain- ful scalp bruise. The men attacked Fairley "without; warning. In the scuffle which followed, Fairley dropped some change I to the floor of the car.

This was picked up by one of tiie ruffians, who jumped from the oar with his two companions. The men escaped. The police were no-j tifled. The attack as so sudden that i passengers on the car did not have time to interfere. A.

Peterson, an extra motor- man, was running the car. I ds. 38 Second. cl secon lassis, AHTJSEMENTS- tend the session today. The number of naturalization cases is not large.

The work scheduled for the September term heavier than it has been in any other single term for years. The grand jury has been called for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The petit jury will report September i- The matter of arranging" fill the place on the Morning Side college faculty left vacant by the recent resignation of Prof. F. H.

Garver is under consideration by President A. Craig and a committee of the trustees. President Craig is un Sioux City arter a week's visit in Du-buciue, Io. Miss Grace Wishare has returned from Park Lake, where she has been spending her vacation '1 George P'ichard. of Orawa, who played last spring on the Morning Side college baseball team, waa in Sioux Citv yesterday.

W. W. Overholser, of Sydney, editor of the Sydney Gazette, is visiting at the home of Rev. J. W.

Lothian, pastorgjf the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church J. I. Gilnian, of Des Moines, brother of Mrs Ix)thian, also is a visitor at the MOON 301912 MODELS416flO For Demonstration Call at Onr Garage 313 Nebraska Stiv mbii 1 1 1 re NEW GRAND THEATER THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT SPECIAL PERMISSION OK Henry W. Savage. BOYD B.

TROUSDALE IN "MARY JANE'S PA" MAT. 35c. 6oc. NIGHT to J1.00 SMITH THINKS FIRE WAS SFT. The Bennett Auto Supply Co.

I Declares Jealous Man Responsible for Viaduct Blaze. George Smith, who lost his stock of Gunn undertaking parlors, 60S Pearl t- I buy th skins and make the furs. Aurust Willises. Sioux City's Furrier. jewelry in the Fourth street viaduct lire in the building in which Jensen lost his life, is positive he can lay the blame for the destruction of tne row of derstood to 1k in favor of retaining Prof.

Garver if possible. If necessary a temporary arrangement may be effected by which Dean L. Chandler will become head of the history department. He has been acting professor of history at previous times. Dr.

F. E. Haynes, registrar of the college, in that case probably would handle part of the history work. A class initiation of Banner Court No. 29, Tribe of Ben Hur.

will be held Friday evening, at which time thirty candidates will be given degrees. I. H. Gerrard, of Cra wfordsvllle, supreme chief of the order, and W. B.

McOinnis. of Waterloo. 1 1 cii uv iui c. yyj I BIG DAY FOR UNION MENjfL WILD WEST SHOW HERE TODAY Street Parade Will Leave Grounds About 10:30 O'Clock. its broncos, cowlovg and Indians crazed by jealousy.

Smith has been k-ing on his theory since the fire and expects to have sufficient evidence to file charges against the man this week, finit.h says he was threatened at 10 1 houses occupied by negroes. J- Thomas, Thomas, itattie Washington and William Washington were arrested at 221 Iearl street. Wathinston is held for investigation and the other three are charged with vagrancy. C. M.

McCiel- I ATTN EE DAILY ltUSiwl ice aco fegSggi liable aoc CUrk and Bersmaa Martla Kro. Bo 3 nt oa ItU "Th Courtiers" Miller's rUjer HopUx Aitell Ljirh Ilcr The Rlorom ORP11EIM CONCERT ORCHESTRA th Miller Bros, and Edward Arlington's I o'clock Wednesday night, August 23. The Ranch "Wild West show arrived in tire occurred at 3 o'clock the following ANNUAL CELEBEATION AT RIVERSIDE THIS AFTERNOON. land. May S'ood and Jessie Pollh-k were arrested at Sf, Jones street and are held on charges of vagrancy.

state manager, will be here. At 1 ai MM m-m El MM ioux City yesterday and will give two morning. Smith now is living at ty II rUHfUSrliNSS FOR MEN at the Kast Seventh 'South Lafayette street with Greoge Trask. pei rormances today fj on rourtn Sioux C.v. Io I Sick and Injured.

Police Notes. BUSINESS HOUSES WILL CLOSE Theodore OeMara. the lad who was struck bv a Tweeds street car Friday morr- street grounds. The street parade will leave the grounds about 10.30 o'clock this morning and will go west on Fourth street to Jackson street, north on Jackson to Fifth street, west on Fifth street to Pierce street, north on Pierce street to Sixth street. Frank Morgan, a stage worker at the Colonial theater, was arrested last night o'clock In the afternoon the members will gather at Riverside park for a picnic supper.

They will return to the hall by 8 o'clock for the initiation and- exhibitions by the two drill companies. Addresses by the two supreme officers will be given at the initiation. Refreshments will be served. On Saturday it is the plan of F. H.

Lawrence, district manager of the Tribe of Ben Hur. to take the two visiting officers to Walthlll. to study the life and environment of the reservation Indians. I ing while riding on a coaster wagon and Jseriouslv injured, is improving at i Joseph hospital. Half Holiday to Be Generally Ob by Patrolman Pfaff on a warrant chars- ing disturbance of the peace Mr and Mrs.

A. Solomon. Fourth and 1 Tolirion 13 rprinrtpd In Ke imnrov- COLONIAL THEATRE rerfeet YaudevllVe Where Et-t yb-ody Com. As usually trefeteij wjjl disable a man weeks, but by app: Liniment freely as received, and obse; with each bottle, a in from two to four druggists. ing at St.

Joseph hospital. The little 1 west on Sixth street to Pearl street, i Steuben streets, were arrested est.iday served in Sioux City Banks Closed All Day "Wild West Show and Theaters Among- Attractions. girl, the only survivor of the automobile- passenter train accident near Galva, in which her father, mother and two sis-1 ters were ill not be taken from! Matin IHlly at le ad TOO; lr. rml R-erTed. afternoon ry i'atrolinan tin a warrant charging them with disturbing the pace.

M. C. Anderson has oeen appointed a regular patrolman by Chief J. B. Richard soutn on i'earl street to I-ourth street and east on Fourth street to the show grounds.

The parade will be made up of Indians from the Sioux, Flathead, Arapahoe, Chippewa. Ponca and other the hospital for several weeks. Boh i4- Fersonalx unvniv TIH.I11T WFnVFSnAY AND to ful tne vacanacy on tne police 'orce it. )AY. w' suspension or i -n -j ia reservations; swarthy Mexicans, stolid toy Mexicans, stolid v.

nl itapue Dai! games, a wild west show. who was struck by an engine at Fifth x--. riA w. Mr. and Homer W.

Johnson and "HappT Jack Gardner Co. Novelty Com hav returned from a trip to Fall-e1r Sketrh. entitled. "A Cio Ca.il Ln ornra. Tub rompu.T Military Noveltr t'onjedy.

Mrs. Hinnie K. Grinnell. of the Ifbr" R-ruit fipracue Mcee Green Pry G--ods company, and her NoA.iiT rortal Arui. Anthoay Dickel, have returned from Cossacks, sharpshoo 1 niaue ms i fie Newell ters scouts, frontiers- 'Acti; Sif and other extnments and mane trie a gbt ant a sn of I'ohce Ovr- i and Clark street two weeks ago and who- men.

bronco busters squad or i-atrolmen and sustained a fractured leg which necessi- i veum iU1i ceu o. of the strenuous life of the far west. detectives lat night raided two rooming tated amputation, continues to improve. minutes how the Uotch-Uackenschmidt KUn Art and Sng wrestling match is a general cessation or' noon hour is a fai. City's Labor day.

je The union men of tr.i-the most attention day. For them it four hours of the "card men" and their the greats- pars, of park, where tne long program of eiwise, has been i i i tt 1 i Vi i 4 I 1 I i I I i 1 1 4 A. I-I i DEDICATORY SERVICES WILL BE HELD TODAY AT THIS LARGE NEW CHURCH AND MONASTERY BASEBALL Two Games Monday, Sept. 4. Sioux City vs.

Des Moines First game called at 10 a. m. Field meet at 2 p. in. Second game at 4 p.

in. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. amusement. The their gathe-ing George V. Norris.

X. gressman E. H. Congressman Norris dress of the day. A from the trades and 1.V meet the speaker at When the organized for Riverside a afternoon Reed's Piper to lead on any who mijrht have ovri big- time.

A ban. I the attractions of the t. News Briefs. A si'ght shower, preceded by a thunder fell in Sioux Chy between :30 and 10 o'clock last night. Rain is forecast for today.

The maximum temperature yesterday was degrees. The mercury stood at 75 degrees at o'clock last night. The majority of the schools in the county will open their doors this week, as also will several of the town schools. No special rale governs the opening date. A few school! opened two weeks ago and a few more have begun work since that time.

A tweeting of the board of directors of the Interstate Live Stock Fair association irix XiX bly's annual ball will pavilion after supper. A committee from 1" asseiiibly visited --zk' houses SaiurOay to arranged as far as rr.en might attend the side. Little was by the committee, the business rr.en tl uvon at least a hi if instances the No business -11 be hall to'lay. The oj.en until -cu: tailed. Three be made in the niorr.inc The ceive but one Department r.oon to ons.

FreiK.ht 1 -change in their t-vy -v:" i. cr n. -ifcf The banks will b- Cedar 31 oe obti will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the fair office. Woodland park. The entry list for the fair races will be out Tuesday.

Secretary Jo Morton reporrt that this year's entries will exceed those of ar previous year. tPave Hattenbadi left lat night for N- where he will attend the arnual meetsns'of the New York Life In comnany'g Two Hundred Thousand club.which is composed of agents mho during the last year wrote tf0.r) or mere in policies of the Cc-mpany. Mr. Hd. ten bach is the only agent in Iowa or South Dakota eligible to membership.

He was accomparied by Robert I. Leader, who 's Eoir.g fast cn business. Th? S-uth S'out City Record declares that '-f South Sioux City is to have a real RTewth. capital must be eecured to purchase, the Foye hne and extend It into Sioux City.Vstr.biish a S-cent fare, a fifteen-minute service and. at the same time, secure eiectricity for the lighting of the street? rnd The Record is not at ill pleased with recent developments in the street car situation across the river.

No response has come to the officers of the Sioux City Commercial club from W. R. Hearst concerning the club's re-attest trjit the route of the Tacific to AtUntlc aeroplane race for the Hearst prize of j0.i' be made to include Sioux City. The probability ts that the aviators will take a more southern route, but if a central route is favored the local boosters see no reason why Sioux City would not be logically in the line of flight. Nearly ICO employes of the Sioux City division of the Northwestern railroad li Ml 3 fj II It gathered yesterday afternoon at the Nebraska street station and discussed sub jects bearing on their work.

The meeting 'tis Uat of the Efficient ey. Economy and General Betterment association of the divtioe. "The Proper Care and Economical Us of Train Supplies." "Efficiency and Economy to Be Secured in Fuel Consumption" and "Surfacing and Trimming In Track Maintenance" were the subjects 2 Ti Miinn 11 1 proposed for consideration. Chairmen of 5 TiZr.VVf-immziy rY-ia--rr--r-Tii: i-r nil Wj' divisions of the association caxne prepared with ideas on the subjects, and by their ST. BOXTFACE STRUCTTJKE WHICH HAS JUST BEEN COMPLETED AT WEST FIFTH AND OMAHA STREET6" Am the formal dedication of the fit immf.r.

i-xlEETj AT A COST OF $100,000. In preparation fo ii tt3 urn ecimce or wnmnin ha o-iont v. IU1K1 nr IU mc I it, j. vii. mr ON TIME DEPOSITS.

Capiial and Surplus CASTOR I A For Infants nd CMlirea. Tla'Kbd Yea Han Alwajs EongM tul VaS in tZ the UShtiEK "Cheme the tIon. Electric lights also will be used The Plan of Se dif, ln. Jaf Jat night for the ceremony. k- tLT OC'Cf 3 rorninK- The Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Foresters, and the St.

Francl- sociftv wh 13 a march to at the Knig hts of Colnm- Tf ifi. est Fourth etreet bridge, where at 9 o'clock It is expected that Rt. Rev. P. Garrlgan wllUtneet the' rrarcners Ti leave fn a body, preceded by Reed's band.

The procession SU Boniface Toucf Men society also wlU Join the procession at this point. Bishop Garrigan will be escorted honTr To the Thmch It "tombUe- The St. Boniface llsn's society and the Garrigan will bestow the blessing The Verj- Rev. Benedict Schmidt. O.

F. wUl conduct thILlemn hne celebrant rW and maha slreets' At tie fhurch Bishop u'd- F. Finrneg'an. Rt. Rev.

F. H. Feuersteln will be deason of honor. After nVasi -HoW The masters ceremonial Zil llLut k'h1? PrUh, ha" In Uhe Church basement. The new church of St.

Boniface oVe of ttel Ume' A WU1 SUng the congelation. Refrelh- uilt. bric Bedford stone, with slate roof, and its ground dimension are 13S by 72 feet. The spire is the highest stoF tly chus in Iowa. It fa of a pronounced with beautiful art frlass windows of great value.

The nine orran is one of th bet r.i.tairv i if 0t. reaching feet- Th. buiiriir ,000 Bears tha Bignitnre of tW i.J -Ul Cation arransrensents. The corner stone of the church was laid on July 4, lSia. urpass Rer.

Rabanus Thill is in charge of dedi-.