The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

Cornhuskers In Den1and.-The Dl
0f rr0rY rs rccauying ffaYYnsrI.ss--rr
4 c9ll for sstads-ps,p+soraYsk it. 7. E
Il SeC%, site free eInpio$lnient agen
at Topeka received from Norcatlpl
in Decatut county a request for 20
tpen to help'htbk the corn fGcrop ID
that countS.lF| 1874 5Ff ~
gBqdy !Resscnized by Relative. =
The boJN-ef the nan found in a pon'
| northwest of-Hutchinson has be-.
Recognized as being that of J5iife'
bEagagi f5fmelyASisKafisa CITY, 4
brother-in-law ofSthe deceased recog
niaed Eagan as being his wifes
4 brother. The body. was taken TO Kan
sas City for bblnlr burial l4rsg ,@a .i.l Il
|rc Carnegie FIT aReese nably sqrsar-
Friends University, offe WICHITA seelpp'
reasonably certain to, get the con
ditional Sgift prohissd by0 Andrew
Caracgieefotlts library Thersaeatel
pertr piothe sum- nsco4aty to DE ras,
Cd, Is, nQYy iassqred an9c tt1hyose.r WIZ
| haYe been at work on the matter are
lfderhE gAehifyf cae6uraged bvef 'thd
outlo3k. I'm 70 lqA 1hhoo la2'
5000 in One Day. - According to
suBte MefessoM dftthea manufactured
Railway the. totahpumbersof persons
whoy boarded al Gars OF all llnesy pnnI
Friday during the fair was. just $4,000
Wills the hunter OF those who rode
to the fair grounas,9and 1bac,so was
lUoOqn This1isEan,oeyceljent record
and on If WHICH WHICH Wichita may feel
justly proud. ~. s.--
asucfessfgl Citing Of Public Roads
The. sum of $500 appropriated by
the 1dHsIatife Of 1905 fof bling Kali
sas highways hasfbeea Expended un-
udQjS thsslirectidi bfrRrofsssor ALBERT
rliekensvofthe #a5e agricultural sol r
lege. Professor, Dickens believes that
& 10 - "a
the experiments have proven success"
full enough to call for more finds to
be .used7ini the same waN1es 'Sf
ain Service Twenty Yesrsl - AT
Wichita recently twenty years of ser
vice as letter carriers was completed
by Ed. Walden, Cary Davis and
George Choteau. These men are the
only ones that remain of the original
Ipostofilce force. , That they have
been tried and found true Is evident
By their, remaining in this position of
trust for nearly quarter of a cen
fury. ~ d4F 'P5s ,,sL'1i 700 u
Quitting Bee Thing 81 Past. THE
quilting factory at Mcpherson has
ihten startcddn operation andHii s .gatsI
tracing sepsidsrGtlNJ attention. The
two large Singer sewing machines
With quitting attachments are run by 4
a. gasoline lenS ihe,, while SH the opef,
atarrhas TO do as1to guide. the liGhtil
frame on which is stretched the quilt =,
or comforter. ,,-.
s+cenfnorelal Club Visits, Wlqh ta,-,fI
Forty n members Of, TIC. oTopeIf& Cen
1i1crSiaI Cub Visited Wichita and
we're Eivtn a r9tsptionl u %fSh q they1
declared was beyond their 'especth-
ton, they spent the fQsenoons drtv..
ing over. the town and the afternoon
at the fair. AT noon they were tie
i6F the COMMERCIAL Glib aid |
at niFht:wefe rendered a7sniokpr7at :
the Chamber of Commerce. ~ gltE
Famous Kansas Hermit Dead. -
Peter Dauehmtyl one Of the pioneers
Of Southwest Kansas, and a very
man, died at his dugoqt near
the Kane1s-O Oklahoma i-ne. He was
o. lyear$ old ard onelof the most pow I
arfulJ men ipf the Southwest, being
over six feet tall and weighing until
recently 800 pounds. He lived the .
lie Of hermit in a dngout, where an
leouaintaHee found. him dead IA thesl
midst. of filth and dirtg1He was q 4
veteran of the Mexican and Civil
Wars.
p k'dnPpsd in Wlchita. - A Pratt :
sheriff went to Wichita re- !,
,ently, arrested Il MN and lift the
own withoat letting dr. officer IN the. I
,itv knew of Ha Thisjis an UNUSUAL c
proceeding andr one that likely never
in Wichita before. THE
.sap arrested wsygiSen Moory for.
nerly- az resident pf Wichita, where
,h worried at'Jhe BARRIERS rade. He
las been Tivfhg III Pratt 'latefy and 7
%, ~ charged with, pTffIllqsPg cloth
ng FROM II. %Y. PIERCE Of that town,
md failing to pay For # as agreed
Have Asked Fer Grand Jury. An
,rder was feceiyedJ WY the# couDtytll
Jerk at Pittsburg from judge Arthur