The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-10-23
The Best Kansas News.

lnSaS News.
Gray Won't Get a License.
The state board of medical examina-
ton refused rehearing to DR.. Robert
E. Gray, of Garden City, whose Ii
cense was revoked on the ground that
he was of bad moral character. DIR.
Gray is the physician who was tried
in Chicago for the murder OF Irma,
Brown. a Garden City girl he took to
Chicago for the purpose of performing
a criminal operation.
Baptists Choose Oficers.
The Baptist state convention at En-
poria was largely attended and reports
showed growth in membership and In
creased collections. The following
officers were elected: President, Rev.
George A. Trout, Pittsburg; vice pres
ident Rev. J. M. Robinson, Mead;
clerk, Joseph A. Palmer, Herington;
treasurer, Rev. J. v. Latimer, EN-
poria.
CnEratefuI Children
Benjamin Shoup, who died in the
Sumner county poorhouse, aged 81. on
his deathbed asked that his sons and
daughters be not Informed of his
death and that his body be laid away
in the pauper burying ground. 1t is
the story of an aged father deserted
by his well-to-do children.
The Task Ahead OF Jones.
c. d. Jones, of Norton, has already
announced himself a candidate for
speaker of the house in 1905. He has
only to get the nomination for repre-
sentative and be elected; and then.
if the republicans are in control. and
if his faction is on top, pitch in, and
beat the other candidates.
Drove $4,000 Miles.
William frost has carried the mail
between Goodland and st. Francis for
three wears. He makes the round trip
of 20 miles six times each week. Dur
ing the three years he has driven
$4,000 miles, distance nearly equal
globe.
Relief for 112 Veterans.
The state G. A. R. committee has
distributed to veterans who suffered
from the Kaw valley flood the money
collected by A. w. Smith, department
commander. In all 172 veterans were
paid $3,80S, ranging from $11 to $36
each.
Daughter Missing.
The 14-year-old daughter of Mrs.
John Thompson, of Rosedale, left home
the other night, saying she was to ride
one of the floats in the Priests of Pal
las parade at Kansas City. She has
not been seen since.
Native of Troy.
Arthur Pryor, the famous trombone
artist, who will tour the world with a
band of his own, was formerly a red
headed boy at Troy and used to play
for dances at 81 a night.
Decided Property to County.
erty worth $3.50. She was alone in the
world, SO she decided the property to
the county in consideration of her
keep" the rest of her days.
Farmers Want Electric Line.
Agitation for an electric line be-
tween Topeka and Council Grove has
been started by farmers along the pro.
posed line,. as well as business men.
The distance is 81 miles.
Salina May Get Harvester Trust.
The International Harvester COM
pany will probably establish branch
house at Salina 1t will be distribut-
ing point for central and western Kan
saS.
Good Shot.
George Rasher, of Solomon, shot and
killed five pelicans at two shots out of
a flock of nine. The largest measured
81 feet from tip to tip and had bill
p inches long.
Unusual Damage Suit.
III I dlt COUNTY -. w. jules anu WIG
have sued Jones' father for alternating
the affections of their son, who is liv-
ng with his grandparents.
He Slapped q Waitress.
While drunk P. L. Northman entered
z Wellington restaurant and being told
that supper was over he slapped the
waitress. He is in Jail.
Burned Lots of Powder.
For the army maneuvers at Fort
Riley the past week, the government
furnished 100000 rounds of ammuni-
ion.
Salinas Bid for Fame.
lack Curry driver of ou Dilio1