Columbus Daily Courier, 1920-06-16

it an wits IJnenwn Andrew Oarretl In the Utility Department. Owrlemwsler s Corps, Camp Forlon. while Wink lug 011 a power polo thn-ly feel in the. air Ibis morning, areKtetilally caught hold of a live wire and his arm and body received. ZXK) Veil of electricity. (larrctt's llfo was sav i ihn fact that tho -dioqk, llillead of lighl. enlng his grin, knocked him off Iho pole. Garrett's arm waa severely hilrnetl tielween tho ellxiw and wrisl also his ringers. He walked In (he lios pllal for Ircalmet He u clfler line. man under Clilef'Kleclrlniaii Jewell Hughes. Colitmbit Orcbeslra Kest f.we. Continual practicing of (he reor ganized orchestra of Ihe Columbus I heater and the leamwork now die- played makes il prolobly Hie Im-sI orgAiiizaliou of its humlxun in the stale. Kainbmv Kale a Surecwc. I'llchl Hrolliera' Tlftiiitvtm' Bale wan a decided success, Their advertising campaign was well planned, iheir ads were well prepared und (lie public was In a receptive mood for lower prices. The firm il well sat. Isfied and so Is Ihe p)blic Arthur W. Snnwrt, Here, Arthur W. Hnroat of Ihe new Co lumbus law firm. Pollard Si Spnial. wllh offices open June II 111 Ihe old i-ourlcr millding. arrived 111 llu city today and wilt remain here peniin nently. Hie family will arrive hero as sunn as tomforlable quarters are secured. Protected Front "H'hVP Wowrn. Ho protected him from rani Miarks, wild women, tioozc and an unhappy romance, and Hieu, with the dead love rekindled, he stepped -nut again to tho open road ami the call or the rampflre. He sacrificed his lire for his Itoyl At the Onyx Ihealer tonight. OhwHhp Up to 37 H Oak Harry Tracy, part owner pf tho Columbus Filling Station, was cor correct, - rect, correct, and Hie Dally Courier was cor correct, - rect, correct, when, several week aw', u ,111 X'aM'il xanccra,,l(ieroi,. ihn price (T gasoline InCoJumhuA only becauso they wcrd not supplying tlio Columbus Filling Station. Illvnl deal deal-its - its deal-its sold thn fluid for Xi cents. Mr Tracy predicted Hie price Would go up, and. sure enough, puMilino in Columbus is bark to cents, and Ibe nil filling station is doing bus), nnss as usual- . Shipped W0 filer rs. Oenaro Fourzan, rn-crclary of Ihn Paloma Land and Cattle Coniiatij, reKrt the company will have tho biggest ralf crop this year il has ever experienced The comtwiiiy 011 May 31 brought &200 steers through Uils port of entry, and the cattle were driven In and shipped from Hermana localise tho cattle ens hero are locoteil in the heart of Ihn city instead of a mile away, whero they should tie. Some day Columbus will wake up to the fact Uisl Hie cattle pens should bo moved. The railroad company doesn't, care il gels the shipment anyway or think it. will. Hill if the freight (raffia manager o( Hie El I'aso and South Southwestern - western Southwestern knew Uiat 500 hfd were driven .10 miles to Dcininu unit shipped via the Sail take railrond, which Is a fart, and other shipments of like character will follow, the cat (lo pens would lie moved so Hie ral tlemen could t to (hem wHu their 'Villi- cattle.

CHIUAflO, June HepubUcan lwrty leaders arc experiencing n -monung anec nMUoit a a re sult of Uielr discovery of Ihlnl pnrty rinmi or most ominous char, nrler darkening the ixillUcal ky, hlcli had seemed so roseate during Hie Joliiflratlon olrr Ihn llsrdlnz. UxilidKo nomliialionS. Willi (bird parly moveinenl crowillpg each other for Iho front of Iho stage and wllh Hie prospccls mr geung an siicli r e nen u oaWh- er in Chicago after Ihe, Democratic convention, tho third (tarty idea Is no longer regarded a rurh a Joke. ih most optimist C of the 'renu. lars" nro getting worried. i At the conclave of former Pro- gri'sslve in which 27 sIbIc were reiirsented providing 11 rather dubi ous aftermath of tho Coliseum fes tivities, mere was tangible lulk of a llllrd electoral Hcket. And Itoputv lienu leaders have not forgotten (tut Senator Johnson, the Progressive entry, lefl Chicago without a wonl. I'ERSHINR not canm-hati:? Ml m.wMII.F. NKW YOUK OUT, JiAe 10. J0I111 J. Pershing said yester- day. regarding rumors that be might be a presidential candi- time. v "I autliorli you to deny sie. elflenlly for me that I have 4 now. or have ever bad. or ever expeel lo have, or ever will have political ambitions. I have O not the least idea thai my name will Im offered at the Pan Fran- clseo convention, nnd I will not penult II use If Ihe atlemnt should le made. In no clrcuin stances whatsoever would I think, of becoming a candidate for Ihe presidency or for any oilier Killtlcal office." Art IktmI FrM UM - rctlCAiiO, 3unn loJ-Two-hitnifred pupiM nf Ilm Portage Park school were refused admittance In Iheir clasit.es by school officers becauso Hiey had refused to be vaccinated. Several rasea of smallimx have lieen reiKirted rixenily 111 I lie vleluity of tun school. KENATOH WAHN'S JIXKM). ST. WVIB. Mo, June lO.-Mexlio soon will be brought lo realize that American lives and properly there must be protected, or else will pay Ihe penalty. Senator Beldrn P. Spencer of Missouri declared in an address hero a few nights ago. The address was delivered at a Flag Day celebration. After eulogizing the flag the senator asserted -No nation lam insult il abroad, and Mexico will roon lie (aught the lesson that American life and properly can not np wniitoniy taken without immcdi, ate and severe accounting tn Ihe sovereign people." To Daily Courier Kemlcrs, You want a newsy dally. Help to make tho Daily Courier more read, able by mailing or phoning any Hems of news that you Hunk worth while. An oil company located near Mat- ogn. N M . lias received Ivvo carloads of drilling machinery and loots.

(Hy Aoclled I'n.l HKXICO CITV; June, toV-Dr. Jow dl flahirele, the Italian rellsloui xealol crucified hy the Indian U U-habitant - habitant U-habitant nf TniultUtlan. Ouiaea, lost OikhI Friday, arrived recently . In .Mexico City, en route lo hi homo -. in I'achuoa, apparently little the wona phyalcaliy, hut atlll harbor lug his belief. DlJOabriele appeared In Oaxaca early )n Lent, proclaiming hlmtclf ' f lo lie the Savior, and no worked on a. the luperatlliou and Ignorant I mil. una that they cruclfieil him. ualng .railway spike lo nail him to a rudo ?. croM. 'He wa taken down the next day antfiurvlvcd hi ordeal, being r viewed by thousand on Kalcr.