The Sun from Coffeyville, Kansas • 1

i 4 it is 2 THE LITTLE PAPER WITH THE BIG CIRCULATION NUMBER OF COPIES THIS ISSUE; 725. THE OIEAPEST DAILY IX THE FX 1TEI) STATED VOLUME V. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS, HI DAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915. Xl'MBEU fr A- i HILLSTROM DIES THIS MOW NAVAL BATTLE IS IMMINENT Laundry Worker Injured. Mrs.

Lena Stotrts, employed at the Coffeyville Steam Laundry caught her right hand in a mangle Wednesday, breaking a bone in one finger and mashing the flesh of the hand quite severely. HEAVY ATTACKS AGAINST TURKS To Hold Washington Memorial. A union memorial service in honor of the late Booker T. Washington, the famous negro educator, will be held at the Sardis First Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr.

Chas. P. Washington will be in charge. A Novel Sale. To sell town lots Is no problem toj Embree W.

Morgan, the real estate; man. He is advertising the sale of lots at $55.00 each and agrees to give in addition free of charge a set of room chairs that sell regularly at $12.00 per set There surely will be no person in Coffeyville who is not able to own some real estate on a projosi- tion of this kind. we will place on sale anotber case LOOK! ALL MOOSE. Don't forget the basket-supper and entertainment tonight at the Moose hall. RRITISH AND GERMANS ARE CLOSE IN NORTHERN WATERS.

LAST HOPE FOR CONVICTED I. W. W. LEADER IS DISSIPATED. RRITISH HAVE CATTl'ItED YARDS OF TRKXrilLS.

5-Koom Cottage, $500. A good one in good neighborhood; well and city water, in good condition, walks and paved street nearly paid for, not far out. $50 cash, balance monthly. This is a real snay. Bowman Realty Co.

66-3 of those splendid outing flannels forj 5c per yard this morning at 9 o'clock. VH AT KITfHFNFR'S PI 4N Bazaar and cafeteria dinner and supper at the Methodist church today. Everybody invited. HOSTILE SHIPS IN CATTEGAT ANOTHER REPRIEVE DENIED Wolfe Tlria U1IVU1MIIMIU I JJilll TV I I ft FINAL CLEARANCE OF The final clearance of millinery, bt- Attacks Coincident with Hi Arrival Notice, Eastern Star. Regular meeting tonight, promptly at 7.30 o'clock.

Visitors welcome. IDA M'CREARY, Sec'y. Governor Spry Says No Further Evidence Has Been Advanced, in Message to "President Wilson Mark-ed Coat is Found in Prison. gan yesterday in Wells Rros. mlllin Roth Are Reported to Have Rcen Sighted in Small Strip of Water Be-tween Sweden and Denmark Ger-Main Squadron Divided.

i expert io iucuMng Whether It is Intended to Carry on Dardanelles Cntnpalcn. cry department. Every hat Is Included In this sale and only three prices will prevail. 9Sc, and5 Come early and get your choice of this big stock for almost Loula 31. Codrey, with Wells Rros.

A 1,000 yards of very good outing flannel, full standard width, go on sale this morning at 9 o'clock for 5c per yard at Wells Bros. FINAL CLEARANCE OF. MILLINERY The final clearance of millinery, begins this morning in Wells Rros. Millinery department. Every hat is included in this sale and only three prices will prevail.

98c, $1.98 and $3.98. Come early and get your choice of this big stock for almost nothing. Loula 31. Codrcy, with Wells Rros. I International News Service LONDON.

Nov. IS. Coincident with International News Servicel LONDON. Nov. 18.

A dispatch to the Central News from Copenhagen says: "As a sequel to yesterday's; i oi i i TT the arrival of Karl Kitchener in the Cabbage! Cabbage! labbagc! eastern Mediterranean theater of op- i nn lhe UrilIh have opened $1.00 per 100 pounds Must go higher heavy attacks asainst the Turks on fS0 Di5- nW" 311 WeSl They "have captured i none iui. vards of irenchos, according to an dispatches announcing that two German squadrons were observed passing to the north through the Cattegat, telegrams from three sources state that a big squadron of British destroyers and cruisers has been seen FIN.iL CLEARANCE OF MILLINERY The final clearance of millinery, began yesterday in Wells millinery department. Every hat is included in this sale and only three prices will prevail. 9Sc, and Come early and get your choice of this big stock for almost Loula M. Codrey, with Wells Rros.

official statement issued by the war For farm loans, see J. K. Beatty. A Revolution in the United States office. The scene of the fighting -was r.T" A rovnli.tinn tl, fl.

in the Cattegat. It is believed that an i arititoe Mil i of Hirrit 5 Knuua advance marks i jiectmg all of the different ga important fnuri Best coffee in the city. Eat at the Narrow Gauge Cafe. Open all night. regions and originating at Ironton.jhill.

which has proved a thorn in the Ohio, has been made in gas heaters. important naval engagement is imminent. Swedish freighters in the sound have been stopped by German warships and forced to return." i ne ironton liunson Tube Burners in i iy rro vu Fur trimming, gray, white, brown and black one to three inches wide, 50c a yard and up at Wells Bros. are responsible for this. The prin- new attacks carried on imultacnous- nirtlo is liiirnrftint mr clniiru 1 International News Service 5 (iy wun me arrival or Kitchener in mis region is an absorbing topic here tomers.

I-or sale only by Desscy tonight. Whether the new bffenMre of the British marks a determination Guy Preshaw Getting Up. Guy Preshaw, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Southeastern Kansas hospital, is able to be up and around his room and will be out of the hospital in a few days. He was visited yesterday by R. B.

Stout of Chicago and R. M. Haley of Boston, two friends who happened to be in the city and learned that he was in the hospital. International News Service SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 18.

Shortly after dawn breaks tomorrow morning over snow covered peaks of the Wasatch mountains, Joseph Hill-strom will be lead from his cell to the middle of a baseball diamond and shot for the murder of J. G. and Arling Morrison on the night of January 10, 1914. Hillstrom's last hope of another reprieve vanished tonight, when Governor Spry filed a message addressed to President Wilson, informing him that the board of pardons could not again interfere in the case. No new evidence had been presented and the governor said there was no reason for further' delay.

Hillstrom was told of the final decision of the board of pardons this afternoon. He said nothing, apparently expecting such a decision. He seemed fairly resigned to his doom. Just as word was given to Hillstrom that he must die tomorrow, a startling piece of condemning evidence, the existence of which had hitherto been unsuspected, was discovered. Hillstrom, when he heard his doom, asked for his black suit.

The warden found the suit in the prison storeroom, where it had been since he was first locked up in the prison. Inside the sleeve of the coat was found the name "Morrison" written with indelible ink. A hurried examination of the suit disclosed the name in two other places. Then it was discovered that the suit was much, too large for Hillstrom and it appeared to be about the right size for J. G.

Morrison, the murdered Cabbage! Cabbage! Cabbage! Fresh car at Apple House, only $1.00 per 100 pounds. Must go higher soon. Buy now. 311 West Eighth. Phone 1045.

of Kitchener to carry oa the Darda Beacon Indian bath robe blankets nellcs campaign with more vigor than at Wells Bros. cxer or whether the attacks arc mere COPENHAGEN, Nov. IS. It is reported from Helsingboard, Sweden that eighteen German torpedo boats were seen steaming down the Cattegat today. It is presumed that these ships are a part of the German squadron sighted yesterday steaming up the Cattegat towards the North sea.

The squadron apparently divided near Gothenburg. ly covering movement for withdrawal is being eagerly discussed by military experts tonight. J. MERRYMAN DIES BOY BADLY HURT Wells Bros, offer table linen and napkins at-the old prices. The new prices are about a third higher.

Earl, 13-year-old Son of C. K. Shearer, tlnternatioual News Servicel In Jloon Addition, is In a LONDON. Nov. IS.

The Uulsariaiw Member of Undertaking Firm of 3Ier-ryman Stephenson Passed Away Yesterday at Albuquerque, N. 31. Roof Leaking! Serious Condition. have occunied Monistir. armniiti? tn 3Ioney to Loan Plastic cement will stop the leak fh reports received here from Salonika.

on city property at low rate of inter- nY 1 sale by Carl, the 13-year-old son of C. K. Both north and south, the outlet for J. Meiryman, 215 West Second street, of the undertaking firm of Long-iJeii ijuinuer oo-a est. Five-year team, liberal prepay- Merryman Stephenson died early i ment privileges before due and loans' Steamship Service Discontinued.

Shearer, who lives on East Eleventh the harassed Serbian armies is block-street in the Moon addition, was ser-; ed. The Austrians in the north are iously injured yesterday afternoon, pressing their advance and arc ap-while playing with a windlass at the proaching the Uvac river districL The Coffeyville Vitrified Brick ic Tile mountain, fastnesses of Jovar have company's plant in the south part of sheen occupied and the invaders south llf ritv Tlio Virtv avllnntli 1i-w1'rf luavimn 1 yesteraay morning ai AiDuquerque, in. Mexico, according to a telegram received yesterday morning from Mrs. closed promptly without red tape. International News Service We loan for the Inter-State Mortgage ZURICH, Switzerland, Nov.

Co. of Steamship service between Italy and ins the comDletion of arran cements "11. 1 parages Merryman by T. Stephenson, his partner. News of his death did not come as a surprise, as it was feared when he left for.

the southwest nine weeks ago that he would not recover. Bowman Realty Co. Phone 406. 66-tf I hvtho Italian government to combat pp, luere 10 11,4 01 wonya I'laniua. The German the Italian government to combat, home frora gchooL not known troops have ominfcd the town of grocer.

How the suit came to he the menace of Teuton submarines in hnacdecinn and hnw it just hov; the accident happened, but it Kursumlya, 23 miles outhwe.vt of is presumed that the wheel "back-1 Nisii. They found the nlace nbamlnn. the Mediterranean. The war has made a difference of caped the notice of the officers so far He suffered an attach of bronchial trouble some months and tuber ago at least a third in all prices of linens. liii? millinpm sale at FteheiiN LfLreti" striking the boy on by the Serbians.

Several hundred l.ig millinery sale at Ltcneu tho head He was rendercd unconsci-1 pri.oncrs anJ some cannon were tak- entirely cut off. Wells Bros, were for- Take advantaee of this sale and buy tunate enough to have some large jV4lIM. slf olp stK VHIlinorv. 11-2 ous. the bouiueastcrn Kansas cn.

Tbe (icrmans and Austrian now hospital, where the boy was taken. occupy a lire running from Jovar. Drs. Campbell and Duncan found that near the frontier of Montenecm. to West Ninth street.

1 the right bide and the top of the skull KurMiralys. This line is alout lw forms a peculiar mystery, wnicn me officers have been trying all night to solve. Although found guilty by a jury, the judgment confirmed by the supreme court of the state and by the pardon Hillstrom is expected to go to his death, firmly declaring he was not guilty. Tonight he told his friends, prison officials and newspaper men, who called on him, that he would say nothing more before he died. it tlnir? been cavel in and fractured.

It miles south of the Danube. In the nliJ i was necessary to remove a portion ofj south the dispatches tell of battles contracts for table linens before the new prices went into effect that they will give the trade the benefit of buying all the linens you are going to need for some time to come, for all new goods will be very much higher. VZ tllc skull. His condition regarded as (having been won by both the French the culosis developed. Mrs.

Merryman was called to his side a few days ago. Mr. Merryman was about 38 j'ears old and leaves a widow and three children. The children are now with relatives in Topeka. The burial will be made Sunday at Emporia, his former home.

Mr. Merryman had been here about eighteen months, coming here from Shreveport, in company with Mr. Stephenson and buying the Bernard Freeman undertaking business in the Frazier block on East Eighth. He was a very likable man and made many friends here who will deeply regret his untimely death. serious.

and British forces. The French have 68 Long-Bell Lumber Co. taken the town of Kasturino, while 1 "Stop Thief" at Jefferson theater by Uhc liritUh defeated the Ilulgarians Ladies, misses and children a Coloniai clu!) Thanksgiving. on the Valandovo fror.t. The battle of 'io.

Kasturino continued for 48 hours. Annies. 75 Bushel. Goes to Home of Son. G.

W. McDaniels, a well known old soldier who has been in poor health for some time, went to Bartlesville last evening to the home of a son. He has just returned from Hot Springs, where he found no relief. Last chance at cheap bulk apnlcs.led IRcy "ed Iheir small arms with We have some extra fancy (Oh, fine) Pl effect. The Bulgarians are said barreled Black Twig at a reasonable to have lost more than 10,000 men be- Apples, 25c Per Peck.

Pickles, dills, sour and sweet; sauerkraut, fresh oysters, celery, cauliflower, hubbard squash, spinach, lettuce, grape fruit, oranges. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18. The White House tonight refused to comment on the telegram received from Governor Spry of Utah, characterizing the president's message in behalf of Joseph Hillstrom as "interference." It was apparent, however, that officials close to the president were offended by the attitude taken by Governor Spry. price, too.

They must been seen to be lure mcy gave up ana retired norin- "Stop Thief" at Jefferson theater by Colonial club Thanksgiving. appreciated. Bring sack. Come see. i) ward to the right bank or the Vardar.

Leaving their last stronghold in the Apple House. 311 West 8th. Phone 1045. Greatest Murder Known. Absolutely selling at auction with bananas, fresh meats.

Chas. Hill Buy your Thanksgiving linen at Wells Bros. Grocery. Phone 72 and 73. out reserve.

Men's furnishings: la south, the Serbians are going to Ochrida in the southwestern corner of the kingdom, to the and Albanian frontiers. dies complete furnishings, consisting of hats, dresses, underwear and all kinds of remnants, hosiery, canvas Hats that retail for $2.50 to $7.00 on sale for $1.95. Miss A. J. Fisher, 107 West Ninth street.

Big millinery sale at Etchen's. Aluminum roaster sale Saturday, $1.00 each. The Long-Bell Lumber Co. 68-2 Farm Loans. At 6 per cent, loans made promptly, new contracts, for particulars, see Bowman Realty Coffeyville, Kansas.

62-tf Aluminum roaster sale Saturday, $1.00 each-The Long-Bell Lumber Co. 68-2 Moves Reported. Ethel Willis has moved into a house on North street in the Kloehr addition. Marguerite Fowler into 1211 Willow street, Curtis Revard into 1015 Walnut, Edward Wright out of 117 Beatty, Herbert D. Parker out of 820 West Fifth, A.

G. Lett out of 811 Delaware and Ira E. Brown from 713 East Ninth to 715 East Ninth. gloves, etc. Don't forget.

Beginning at 10:30 a. m. Saturday, November 20th, at 1015 South Walnut. Must vacate building. R.

D. Andrews. Come all. LOOK! ALL MOOSE, Don't foreet the basket-supper and entertainment tonight at the Moose Col. R.

I. Norris will treat you fair. Everything must, go. 68-2 Visit the Home Lunch Parlor for hot lunches, chili and coffee beginning Sunday all home cooking. Regular meals, Sunday 35c 205 West Eighth street 68-3 One lot of ladies' heavy wool union Apples, 75 Bushel.

Last chance at cheap bulk apples. We have some extra fancy (Oh, fine) barreled Black Twig at a reasonable price, too. They must been seen to be appreciated. Bring sack. Come see.

Apple House, 311 West 8th. Phone 1045. suits, all sizes, regular $2.50 quality for $1.50 per suit at Wells Bros. Greatest Murder Known. Absolutely selling at auction without reserve.

Men's furnishings; ladies complete furnishings, consisting of hats, dresses, underwear, and all kinds of remnants, hosiery, canvas gloves, etc. Don't forget. Beginning at 10:30 a. m. Saturday, November 20th, at 1015 South Walnut Must vacate building.

R. D. Andrews. Come all. Col.

R. I. Norris will treat you fair. Everything must go. 68-2 In Fine Location Comforts and blankets at cost and less while they last at the Three Rule Store.

Open evenings. on northwest, a good 3-room cottage hall. Did you get some of those fine linen huck towels Wells Bros, are selling, three for 50c. Roof Leaking! Plastic cement will stop the leak in any kind of roof. For sale by the Long-Bell Lumber Co.

68 3 FINAL CLEARANCE OF MILLINERY The final clearance of millinery began yesterday in Wells millinery department. Every hat is in-elndpd in this sale and only three Greatest Known. Absolutely selling at auction without reserve. Men's furnishings; ladies complete furnishings, consisting of hats, djesses, underwear, and all kinds of remnants, hosiery, canvas gloves, etc. Don't forget.

Beginning at 10:30 a. m. Saturday, November 20th, at 1015 South Walnut. Must vacate building. R.

D. Andrews. Come all. Col. R.

I. Norris will treat you fair. Everything must go. 68-2 in good nicely papered, closets and pantry, wralks, cistern and city water, a bargain for $600. $100 Attend our aluminum roaster sale Saturday, $1.00 each.

The Ixng-Beil Lumber Co. 6S-2 Five-Room Modern Bungalow. Fine location, nearly new, well finished in every respect, for quick sale only $1400. Terms. Bowman Realy Co.

68 2 "Stop Thief" at Jefferson theater by Colonial club Thanksgiving. down, balance easy. Bowman Realty Co. 66-3 Cotton seed meal and cake at the Square Deal Seed Co. Killed on Grade Crosslmr, International News Service BUFFALO, N.

Nov. 18. Mrs. Thos. P.

Ramsdcll, wife of the presi at the "Stop Thief" at Jefferson theater by Hot drinks of all kinds Florca Drug Co, Colonial club Thanksgiving. Big millinery sale at Etchen's. Attend our aluminum roaster, sale Saturday, $1.00 each. The Long-Bell Lumber Co. 68-2 dent of thc.Ncw York Te'cphone com May Detain Holt Lontrer.

Order Meat From Barnett's. pany, and whose husband Is one of the wealthiest men in western New Fish and oysters daily at a living Trimmed hats, choice $1.95. Miss A. price. We handle the best corn-fed York, was instantly killed early thi3 steers to be had.

I feed my own cat J. Fisher, 107 West Ninth. nrices will prevail. 9Sc, $1.98 and $3.98. Come early and get your choice of this big stock for a'most nothing.

Loula M. Codrey, with Wells Bros. Our store has been crowded with customers each day since our sale started. If you pay more than wholesale cost for merchandise, it is your own fault. The Three Rule Store.

Open evenings. Attend our aluminum roaster sale evening when an auto in which sh was riding was struck by a New York tle and sheep and try to give my cus Alfalfa meal and molasses at the tomers nothing but the best. Barnett's Flyer on the Lake Shore railroad at Lakeview, just beyond the city lim Greatest Murder Known. Absolutely selling at auction without' reserve. Men's furnishings; ladies complete furnishings, consisting of hats, dresses, underwear, and all kinds of remnants, hosiery, canvas gloves, etc.

Don't forget. Beginning at 10:30 a. Saturday, November 20th, at 1015 South Walnut. Must vacate building. R.

D. Andrews. Come all. Col. R.

I. Norris will treat you fair. Everything must go. 68-2 Meat Market. Phone 723.

Square Deal Seed Co. its. Medical Examiner Cook was Marriage Licenses. called but up to a late hour tonight. Get Gasser on Davis Farm.

Mr. Backus, husband of the woman recently assaulted at Jefferson, was in the city yesterday in consultation with the county attorney, says the Independence Reporter. While the" people directly interested hesitate to swear to a complaint charging John Holt, the negro being held in the county jail, as the brute guilty of the assault. It is probable Holt will be detained on the charge of beating his way on the railroad. His close resemblance to the negro wanted makes it desirable to detain him until more light is obtained on the terrible crime.

However, if a complaint of pome kind Is not sworn to pretty soon It will necessary to give Holt his freedom. the head of the woman's body was all he had been able to locate. Weible Huffman yesterday brought in a gas well in their No. 2 on the Saturday, $1.00 each, 'rne ng-ren Everett A. Gardner, Cherry vale 22 Minnie B.

King, Coffeyville 22 Kimball Darling, Cherryvale 25 Ada May Heilman, Parsons 27 68-2 Lumber Co. Davis farm, northeast of Coffeyville. It is good for a half-million feet. Large size wool nap blankets, beautiful plaids, $2.50 a pair at Wells Bros. "Stop Thief" at Jefferson theater by I'ruttfen Losses International News Service ROME.

Nov. 18. The latest ten dispatches of Prussian losses contain the names of 79.451 killed, wounded and missing. This makes the total Prussian losses to date 2,178,918. Colonial club Thanksgiving.

They are good. French roll sandwich. Florea Drug Co. Big millinery sale at Etchen's. Died on 35th Birthday.

John Deer, for many years a successful grocer at Independence, died yesterday of BrighCs disease. He was 35. had lived in the Independence vicinity since three years of age and died on both wedding and his birthday anniversaries. Notice. Those who do not pay their ro'l tax in Parker township by the 25th of this month will have a penalty added.

68-3 L. NELSON, Trustee. Rctnrns With Blcrsmith. Apples, 23c Per Peck. Pickles, sour and sweet; sauerkraut, fresh oysters, celery, cauliflower, hubbard squash, spinach, lettuce, grapes, grape fruit, oranges, bananas, fresh meats.

Chas. Hill Grocery. Phones 72 and 73. Home-Xade Mince Meat and Cooked Food Sale. The Ladies' Guild of St.

Paul's Episcopal church will have a mince meat and cooked food sale Saturday from 1 to 7 p. m. at the Guild Home, basement of the church. Sheriff Lewis returned to Independence from New York City yester-iiy with Martin F. Biersmlth wanted in this county for forgin Big Allied Force at Sa'onlliu International News Service COPENHAGEN, Nor.

IS. A message from Berlin says 130,000 and French troops are now at Salonika and thit the allies have seized tho railway to Guevgeli. IIome-Made Jlmc Meat ard Cooked Edna Masons Take Degree Here. Three Edna Masons took the Royal Arch degree here last night. They were accompanied by about a dozen others.

A social session, refreshments being served, was held after the degree work. Food Sale. '-heck'? and receipts on the Prairie Pire Line company at Carey. He Is Two-fifty shoes for at the Three Rule Store. Open evenings.

The Ladies Guild of St. Piul's Episcoppl church will have a mince and cooked food sale Satrrdiv to be the young man of the imc name, who canvassed this city Get on No. 4, two can talk at the 13 a book agent for a few weeks last Aluminum roister sale Saturday. $1.00 each. The Long-Bell Lumber Co.

68-2 from 1 to 7 n. m. at the Guild Home Chili. Florea fame time. When shopping, try Florea's light lunch.

summer. basement of the church. 6S-2 Weather forecast. Drug Co,.