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About 20 styles of Bath Mats in almost any
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
MEMBERS WERE PLEASED.
Insurance Men Liked Way in Which
They Were Entertained.
Wichita, Kan, Oct. u. 1908.

Wichita, Kan, Oct. n, 1908.
To the Local Agents of Wichita, Kan:
CONFERENCE.-The Association of Fire Tn
derwriters of the OKLAHOMA and Indian
territories. have today by resolution
unanimously adopted, assigned to me the
pleasant task Of extending to you, and
through YOU. to the Elks club. their
thanks and expressions of appreciation
for the many courtesies extended to the
association and its Individual members.
during our semi-annual meeting held here
during the past two days
When We held our annual meeting in
Kansas Cit% last April. We were invited
by our members who live in Wichita. TO
hold our next meeting in the Empire City
of Kansas. Many of cur members had
never before visited your beautiful city
and we accepted the invitation with
pleasure
Wichita. not being in the territory
covered by our association, We expected
10 come here. transact our business and
during our leisure time. have the pleasure
OF forming some new acquaintance and
in viewing the beauties Of the city of
which We have all head so much. but
We Were totally unprepared To he re-
ceiyed with open arms of hospitality and
royalty entertained as YOU have done
Our stay in your city has been more
than pleasant and your hospitality has
left warm spot in our hearts for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items Of
interest TO WicF1jtans-

Interest to NIchitanS.
Judge Harvey has returned from Okla
homa.
Miss Kate Patey has been visiting at
Colwicl.
Ralph II. Garcelon returned yesterday
from Colwieh.
/ J. F. Knoblauch has gone to GAM
Mill duck-hunting.
Miss Hattie Martin has been visiting
friends at Winfield.
Mr.. Owen Good and Wife were visiting
in Sedgwick Sunday
Miss Edna Dague spent Sunday in Val
ley Center visiting friends.
Mrs. S. NJ. Hobbs has moved from 623
North Water to 529 North Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Clark returned yes
terday from visit to Kingman.
V. P. Mooney, a prominent attorney of
Ell Dorado is here on legal business.
a. p. Torrey at So4 Cleveland avenue.
NJ S. Burlington has gone to Joplin
No. Mr. burlington is in the Frisco com
mercial department.
F. c. Kaths the cashier of the Farmers
State bank of Belpre was yesterday the
guest Of Edwin Haas.
y marriage license has been granted
to w F. Luening and Maude F. Harp
strife, both of Greenwich.
Edward Hill of Cleveland. Ohio, is the
guest of his cousin, DR.. j. K. Pardee,
of 40 South Main street
L. Jacobs, manager of the Fulton, left
Sunday for the eastern markets to pur-
chase goods for his store.
Mrs. C. w Mosher went 10 Chicag go
yesterday, where her daughter, Miss Irvi-
lene Mosher is attending school
Mrs. f. B. Garcelons parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilett Cornell. OF Friendship, n.
Y, are visiting her at her home, 223 North
Washington avenue
Miss Margarine Fordice. after spending
a three weeks visit at the beautiful
country home of Miss Grace Lucas, near
Lyons, Kan, has returned to her home.
After serving three years in the United
States army iniam Cole Immediately re-
Unlisted at the Wichita recruiting sta
ton and viii soon leave for Columbus,
Ohio
L. 5. Webb. a Sedgwick county boy.
now attorney general of California, is
here visiting his brother j. c. Webb,
at 1000 East Fifteenth. and sister, Mrs.
T. f. gall.
Mr.. and Mrs George Laduex wish to ex-
tend their thanks TO the friends who as
sisted them and those who sent floral
offerings at the time of the death of
their daughter
Geneva Grace Blakely. the little daugh-
ter of Mrs J.. BIakely. who died at the
home 1861 North Wichita street last Fri
day evening. was buried Saturday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock.
If the plans of the committee in charge
do not miscaTry, the entertainment an
nounced for tonight by Council No. Is,
T. 4. A. viii be as pleasure provoking
as unique. Members who fail TO attend
VIII miss a treat.
The South Side Delivers viii meet this
afternoon at 2:se at the hcme of Mrs. Dr.
Horner. 1893 South Emporia avenue. The
second act of Romeo and Juliet viii be
discussed. officers for the ensuing term
viii be elected; also new constitution will
be presented for consideration
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
MORE INTEREST IN
GAS PROPOSITION
Another Company Ready If
Present One Fails.
TO GIVE WICHITA GAS
]. @. Davidson Says They Have
the Ready Cash.
TO GIVE WICHITA GAS

Wichita is going to have gas. and il
the company that has recently secured
a franchise does not come to time, have
company able and willing to pipe gas
TO this city"
That is what J. O. Davidson said yes
terday. He had just returned from a
three weeks visit to the gas fields in
the eastern part OF this state. He WAS
talking about the great supply of gas
in the country east Of Wichita when he
made the above assertion.
Mr. Davidson said he had been working
on this thing for some time, and did not
say anything to the mayor CT members
Of the city council about it because he
knew the people of this city wanted the
gas and he thought he could get fran
chise whenever ne wanted it, but while
he was away this other company had
secured the franchise.
When asked if he would attempt to get
another franchise, Mr.. Davidson said that
would not be the thing to do. He thought
the company that had secured the fran
chise ought to be given a fair chance
II they comply with their part of the
contract, but il they fail, then he
thought there would be d chance for
him.
The great amount of fuel used in this
city is attracting the attention Of cap
itaIists. The people of this city have
for a long time been looking out for
cheaper fuel They haze encouraged the
building Of railroads TO the coal fields in
the Indian territory and spent $4,000 in
prospecting for gas and oil While the
city for the past two years has made q
very rapid growth, it was all the time
evident that with cheap fuel Wichita
would make greater bound forward.
Ca9italists all over the country are
now seeing what the people of this city
saw years ago and they are willing to
invest their money TO give Wichita cheap
fuel, knowing full well that while they
are helping Wichita they will be making
money for themselves This self-evident
fact is a pretty good guarantee that the
gas will be brought to the doors of the
people OF this city and piped 10 the big
manufacturing institutions that are burn
ing tons and tons of slack coal.
Mr.. Davidson says the men that he has
interested in this matter have plenty OF
money and are now ready to invest it
IN bringing gas TO this city. 1t seems to
be the opinion of the people in the gas
fields east Of this city that gas will be
found nearer Wichita. and the companies
now wanting TO bring the gas evidently
hope to do that very thing.
The piping of gas TO this city would
be a great thing for the people and it
VIII not make any difference TO them
if the companies getting d franchise hnd
gas nearer the city than any Of the wells
that have been discovered. Mayor Me
Lean expressed the idea of the majority
OF the citizens Of Wichita when q COM
pany secured franchise a couple OF
weeks ago, by the remark that he did
not care if they found the gas cut here
ION the Butler county lire, just so they
piped it into the city and sold it cheap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular communication OF Suufower
Lodge No. 50 tonight Visiting brothers
welcome
The X. p. a. will meet Wednesday
evening. October =. ovsr 400 East Doug
las avenue.
The Phlomathean Chautauqua circle
viii meet this evening, 5:i5 sharp. al the
home Of Miss Acken, Iis5 North Topeka.
The Baptist Mission circle viii hold a
social meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Cassidy, ll46 North Topeka avenue.
The members OF Caroline Harrison circle
viii meet az Sons OF Herman hall. corner
OF Second and -iain streets. at 80 O'Clock
today
The domestic science department OF the
Twentieth Century cIEb wtU meet at the
home OF Mrs. Nestor Moore, 81 North
Topeka avenue to-day al 80 O'Clock.
Arson skinner Camp No. ss Sons CT
Veterans and Ladies Aid society No. q
viii meet tonight a. Peerless haIi. north
east corner Firs; ard Main streets All
old soldiers cordially Invited 10 attend
The Colores Stun orkevs VIII hold
services tonight at Lawrence and Doug
las avenues s; 20 e'clock, The subject
vii he. Conversation Between Mar snd
1,eas7" The text: WAY Besseth Tsoa
me-
The Ladies # Caroline Harrison circle.
?. 4. A are requested at Egxi-<ton Post
hail tomorrow at "a c-csoez p n with
est fail The OCCASION Is & fruit feast
and every member m@si ss ;h.Te 10 p2r-
uclPate-
Anyone having = conveyance zho VIII
generously lend or share = With the cEsi-
6ren. on Wednesday morning - take fhsm
70 Ma. Farshalrs farm 70 gather Wal
nuts. please - AZ :ae Kiadsrgarssa AZ
a II. AID en.oy delightful ex7er.ssee-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
COUSINS WILL BE
MARRIED NOV. A.
Wedding of Assyrians VIII
Last Three Days
EVERYONE Is INVITED
Ceremony of N. F. Razook and
Manahy Beyouth.

N F. Razook and Manahy Beyouth,
cousins, viii be married in this city three
weeks from Monday OF this week, at the
home and place of business Of the groom,
at 527 West Douglas avenue
The above statement would no doubt
sound queer were the two persons named
Americans and cousins, who We're going
TO be married, but to an Assyrian. for
such is the nationality of both man and
woman. it is not out of the ordinary.
To the wedding, Mr. Razook asked the
Eagle last night TO invite everyone, may
he or she be American or of any other
nationality The first part of the cere-
Tnony Whereby y. Z. Razook and
Manahy Beyouth become man and wife,
will be performed by an American priest
or minister of the gospel. Afterward the
Syrian wedding ceremony will be gore
through, lasting three days from the
hour ar which the previous ceremony
takes place
y. F. Razook has lived in Wichita for
many years and is considered one of the
wealthiest and most prosperous mer-
chants Of his nationality in this city. He
knew Manahy Beyouth. who is pretty.
black-haired, black-eyed Syrian girl of 10
years. III his native country. She has on
~ been in Wichita, however, since last
evening. For some time she has been
living at Montreal, Canada. For the
purpose of marrying her, Razook paid all
the expenses OF sending his sister. Sadie
ID ar-
this city, to Montreal There she got
her brothers promised bride and the re-
turn trip to Wichita was made
Razook Is now looking about for a res
jdence in the part of the city where his
business is located, which he wants TO
purchase before the time his wedding
takes place, in which he and his bride
will make their home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
PROMOTION FOR CARL GRAY.
Several Changes Anticipated on Frisco
Is the Report.

some changes in officials on this divi-
sion of the Frisco is contemplated and
while not affecting the Wichita Offices.
viii be Interesting 10 Wichita people,
as one formerly Of Wichita person
is concerned
Carl Gray. now superintendent OF
transportation. with headquarters at
Springfield IS expected 10 he promoted
20 the position OF general superintendent.
vice {. a.. Beggs. who is slated FOR an
advance. Gray win be succeeded in his
present position ~ J a Quinn. who
is division superintendent with head
quarters At Neodesha. and Quinn viii
be succeeded as superintendent OF the
ellsworth division by n. H Brown. al
present trainmastor at Springdeld-if the
report along the line IS exact.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
ingalls, chautauoua cirol.

The ingalls, ChautaUg0a circle win
meet with Mrs. " R. Kessier. lso4 East
Murdoch avenue. Wednesday. October y.
at go p. m
Brief Historical Sketch Of Nova Scotia.
New brunswick and Newfoundland
BisgaV
Physical Featuves-AIiss S.. Dennis.
Character ond Population-Mrs. La Paz
Religion-Mrs. Christopher.
Agricultural P'srs'lts-Mrs. BretIsy.
Boundary-Mrs Mason.
Ffsheries--ArS- egIessier.
Geographic Influences in American His
tory. chapter
Literary Leaders Of Amerlea-Pee.
Journey to Our Border Laads-Qaebec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
TO WELLINGTON FOR BURIAL,
Body of Mrs. EsteiIe Dutton Taken
There Yesterday.

The body Of Mrs. Estelle NJ. Dutton
wife of Harry Dutton of this city, was
taken to Wellington yesterday for in
terment. Mrs. Hutton died at her home
1854 South Main street, Sunday. Her
death was caused by liver trouble of
long standing.
Mrs. Dutton was "a years old at the
time of her death. Since her marriage.
three years ago, she has lived in Wich-
ita. coming here from Wellington. 1t
was there, her old home, that the funeral
services were held
Not only do many in Wichita mourn,
but more in Wellington. Since coming to
this city she has added scores to her
acquaintance and won an enviable place
in their hearts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
vAsELlNe NO GOOD FOR HAIR.
Dandruff Germ Thrives in II, as Well
as in Ali Grease.

\ wei known Chicago hair specialist
invited the Inter-Ocean reporter 70 come
n ms cf'1ce and see. under microscope.
how the germ that causes dandrs,n
thTfVes IN Vaseline. The specialist said
that sH hair preparations containing
grease simply furnish food for the gerIns
and help 10 propagate them TIE only
way 70 cure danarun is 70 destroy the
germs. and tire only hair preparation
that VIII 90 that Is Newhros Hsrpicfde,
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect Without dansfrlIH 70 falling hair.
re badness Ask Tor nerpicide II IS
the only destroyer Of the dsndruf germ.
Sold BY ieading druggists Sand lse IN
STAMPS Tor sample % The Herricids CO.
DstFeit. Msch- Moore Drug Co.. special
sseats.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

From the standpoint OF musical come
dy of the higher class. it il doubtful If
the current theatrical season wIli offer
a more attractive entertainment than
that to be presented by '"The Chsperons
company at the Crawford Tuesday. No
venber 10.
This organization is declared to roz-
sess all the ingredients Of the modern
comic opera with a dash OF tnat stgrs
condiment called ginger sufficient 10
suitably season most paIaiable the
atricai dish The ChaperOns" In the
rrodact 81 the prolific brains of Frederic
Ranken ard Tsidofe Wisulsrk. and IS
served MP by no less iln~trious chef
than the incompatible Geo. y. LeGerer
The piece has enjoyed two seasons or
uuvarying success 81 The chief cities 90
the country and protracted roioura on
Broadway in j ssethinE fnaeistrorn ON
shows The company IS a largs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
DEATH OF MRS. STlLLMAN.
Dies at the Home Of Her Daughter on
West Side

Sunday recorded number OF deaths in
Wichita. That of Mrs. c. StillIaan was
among the number Mrs. Stillnan was
a years Old a ripe old age, bu. no mat
ter how ripe The age, the gathering in
Of the fruit of virtuous life is always
sad.
Mr. and Mrs. Stsilman have made their
home with a daughter, Mrs. c. A. Parr,
of this city, for thu last year and
half at her home, el2 So1th Seneca ave-
nue.. where the mother passed away.
They moved to Wichita from Leroy.
10 which place the body is 70 be taken
for burial this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
THREE COMPANIES PLAYING ARR


Arizona accorded by the critics OF
the east the title OF Augustus Thomas
best play comes to the Crawford Sat
urday Matinee and night.
This excellent drama has been kept in
the east ever since it's original produc-
ton at the Grand Opera house, Chicago.
ARD three companies nave been insuf1
Gent to supply the popular demand. Peo-
Pile who are familiar with Mr. Thomas
previous works. Alabama and In Mis-
souri," will appreciate the distinction con-
ferred by the implication in according
Arizona" the position at the head of
the list of this writer's productions
Arizona" has had two record breaking
runs in New York City. and has played
no less than fourteen profitable engage
ments in Chicago within the past four
years. 1t Will be given with practically
the same company which had part In the
recent memorable run at the Academy Of
Music. New York. and the same elaborate
scenic investiture-efter sketches by Fred
erick Remington--is promised Seats for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions fer
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
At the Crawford.


STORY OF "A TEXAS STEER
"A Texas Steer will doubtless be greet
ed by a big house when ii comes to the
Crawford Friday. October 80.
1t would be singular II the theme hit
upon by Hoyt did not furnish rousing
entertainment. Maverick Brander" is a
rugged. honest Texas ranchman. During
brief absence from his ranch he is elect
ed TO congress. The yeoman confronted
with the fact upon his return, Indignantly
refuses to fill the office. IF you thins
you are too good TO represent Us in con
gress. you jest say So" greets Brand
er's' refusal backed by hundreds of bar
rels of six-shooters. the piainsman
throws up his hands and HES to Wash
ington with his honest wife and daugh-
ter. The missdventures that ensue are
always absorbing. now wildly hilarious
quietly satrical. again touchingiy pathetic.
The play will be given a magnificent
production. and will be presented by
company of players remarkably adapted
for the Interpretation of the var.ously
divers and taking roles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

one and embraces many Of the artists
who have added iustre 40 the preseatmsnt
since its birth There Is said 70 10 con
spicuous in the production all the lie
ments which so 60 make up the very
acme OF comic opera. buriesaue ana ex-
travaganza. IN the leading relies this
season are TO be seen such capable play
ers a. John 9. Sparks. Mabel Hits. MAY
Boley. Harry Ladeii. Thomas WhiGsn.
Arthur Earnest. u. V SfTunz. Mae Stes-
bins. Genevicye Day aad Oscar RSgian6.
More than a score 81 dashing Broadway
show girls and pretty and powerful
chorus are among the features promised.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

On Wednesday night of this week the
alleys will be set aside for the ladies.
and everything will be free TO them The
management has three fine chinaware
prizes, which are to be distributed TO the
ladies making the three best scores for
the evening. A special invitation is ex-
tended 10 all ladies to be present whose
comfort will be especially looked after.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
The New Vencedora.

The Vencedera Bowling Alleys reopen
ed last night. after being closed for ten
days for remodeling. and it is now the
finest place of its kind west of Chicago
The new alleys were opened up with a
match game between l.. B. Leighton ard
j. Z. Haxton, for purse of 5000. Total
number of pins in 80 frames to decide
the winner. 1t was one of the most ex-
citing contests ever rolled on the local
alleys. as the following score will show:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
a MARVEL or REALISM.

Tho quarrT scene in The latest ueio
dramatic success IN Convict stripes
which viii be seer here az TIE or wforf
tomorrow night. October -. wll -
marvel % realism SIR n g. Whitney
has given carte blanche orders % lead
ing photographed 70 make the anest posss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27

city of Wichita and our friends, the local
agents, we are fraternally yours,
W. S. NEvINS, President
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-27
"GINGER" IN IT.

both performances may be reserved at
Howe's Jeweiry store Thursday a. m.
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Cor tinued on E'stht PAGE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
will meet this afternoon at O'Clock
in the convent meeting room. A large
attendance is requested
Yesterday was the Day of Atonement
and was celebrated by Jewish residents
of Honolulu with prayer and fasting.
Some of the stores were closed.
At the pool tournament at the Moana
hotel last night, w. Vida won over II.
Kubey-score 100 to 92. Tonight the
match will be between Tim Lyons and
Mr.. Mclaughlin. A. w. Howe, the
veteran knight of the cue, is in charge.
A report was received from the other
side Of the island yesterday saying
that the Japanese Osumi, who had
killed his former wife, is still alive.
He ia still in the house where he COM
mitted the murder and the chances
now are that he will recover
Members of Harmony Lodge, I. o. O.
F., are requested to attend the funeral
of brother D. T. Bailey this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from the residence, COR
ner of Alexander and Dole streets
Members of Excelsior Lodge and all
visiting brothers are fraternally invited
to attend.
H. G. Edgerly, for many years chief
clerk Of the celebrated Hotel Green of
Pasadena, Los Angeles, has been. en-
gagged as chief clerk at the Royal Ha-
waiian. He commenced his duties yes
terday and has had much experience
in office work in hotels run on the
European plan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
Kindergarten Meeting Today.

All members of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Children's Aid Association
should make an extra effort to attend
C. A. rooms at 10 o'clock Some
amendments to the constitution and by
laws are to be made as well as officers
to be elected Miss Cross of the Cas-
tie Memorial kindergarten will give
a demonstration in kindergarten games.
All interested in work of this kind are
cordially invited to attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A young, new mich COW is wanted
Address w. F., Advertiser office.
Bowling tournament now on at the
Bowling ParloDs on Alakea street
free.
Pass Books No. S942 and No. 1854 on
Bishops Savings Bank have been lost
Finder will please return same to the
Bank.
of Lizzie White has been found and
the owner can obtain it at the Adver-
tiser office q
Allan Dunn will have charge ofk the
business of the Pioneer Advertising Co
during the absence of Chas. r. Fra
zier from the city.
The Captain of the S. S. Isleworth and
agents give notice that they will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew of this vessel.
Cban Green pattern English ware,
also Wild Rose pattern china ct re-
duced prices at w. w. Dtmond & CO.,
Ltd. See display in their window
The Public Works department adver-
tises in today's issue for tenders for
the completion of the Diamond Head
reservoir. Plans can be seen at the
engineers office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
Hawaitan's New Plan.

The Inauguration of the European
system at the Royal Hawaiian hotel
began yesterday morning and it is be-
lieved the new plan will be very pop
ular with the tourist class and the
local guests. 1t is announced by the
management that the grill or restau-
rant will adhere as closely as possible
to popular prices. The chef is reported
to be one of the best cooks this side
of New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
Owl serv,ce examinations.

A civil service examination for the
prstoffice service will be held tomor-
row. Applications will be received by
A. B. ingalls, at the custom house not
later than four o'clock this afternoon
On Saturday of next week there will be
an examination for second grade Gus
tom house service, for which applica-
up to four o'clock the previous Friday
afternoon