The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-12-05

lho DouRe City DemOcraC cnanReO
hands again this week, J. W. Rose sell
ling the paper to T. J. Schall, who came
here recently from Canon City, Colorado
Mr.. Schall formerly lived In Kansas 10
the northeastern part Of the stale.
A petition for the re- organizing Of the
Knights Of Pythias Lodge In this city,
Is being presented this week by some Of
the old members. 1t isa very popular
order Ia the east and south and had o
good membership here some time ago.
Those Interested are trying to arrange
for an organizer and other officials to
come here from Chicago about the 18th
Of this month.
Deputy Sheriff Glenn Lawrence was
nn the street today with crowd of
fellows which the Santa Fe Company
had complaints against. Several natio D.
alities were represented in the bunch,
One was of the blood of the original and
American Red man, another's
ancestors must have come from some
African shore, aud some of them were
from the land bull fights and cheap
silver dollars. The company will be for
mally introduced to Police Judge Evans
this afternoon
s. B Gingrich of Tou!on, Illinois,
who owns land in this county, has been
visiting here this week.. He found
more hustle and improving about Dodge
City than he had seen on bis whole trip
He was interested most, probably, in the
big mill and elevator which is just being
but the new business blocks
going up over town and the streets Of
new residences, helped to make him
think that his Kansas property is 10 Just
he right location.
O. A. Bond returned home last Thurs
lay morning from fishing and hunting
rip in the northern part of Idaho. He
visited his brother Q. Fl. Bond, who ia 10
the lumber business and has a saw mill
there. Mr.. Bond says he caught great
many fine flshand killed large number
of pheasants and grouse but failed to Sc
cure any of the large game, although
here are plenty of deer, bears in that To-
,ality. Mr.. Bond says this is the first
hunting trip he has made that he has not
deer. He was in Idaho oyer
two months
The residence directly north of the
Coffey home and recently occupied by
A; d. Smith and family, has been pur-
chased by Chas Kinkaid who is moving
bis family to Dodge City this week from
their home in the country. MIR. and
Mrs. A. d. Smith are moving into the
K E. Smith home and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Smith, into their property north,
which has been occupied for some time
by g. E. Aver and family.
A new daughter which has arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. johnson
once more confers the degree of grand
father on Mic Mayrath. Mr.. Mayrath is
the only young man in Ford county that
delights In being grandfather. Every
time that he hears that he is once again
a grandfather on new count, he throws
up his hat higher than the last time be-
fore. Mic 10 secretary OF the Kansas di-
vision Of the Human Multiplication So
ciety. He is advocating bill now to
have the eagle removed from all U. s.
coins and the stork put in its stead.
Ex- Senator j. K. Burton spoke to a
good sized audience at the opera house
Tuesday evening. The meeting was an
nounced only a little in advance by a
few posters, so that 1t was not well ad-
Mr.. Burton's subject as an.
noHced on the bills was "The Community
Of Political Interests. His speech was
In a way general attack on the
practices of political parties Of the
present day and advocating the direct
election by the voters of everybody that
has a political place. A part of his
speech was of trend that has been ad-
vocated by many In the state for the
past two years, and drew ont good deal
Of applause from part of his audience
The crowd from Dodge City that at
tended the foot ball game at Garden City
on Thanksgiving day, would have en-
joyed the game much better, II one very
feature had been removed.
There were quite q number Of young
men In the crowd who were intoxicated.
They used profana language and seemed
to delight In insulting the visitors. There
are 90 many cultured and refined people
10 Garden City that 1t is difficult to find
IN excuse for tough element, glorying
In its toughness, In their midst. There 10
good enough example Get by
the majority Of people at that town.
Girls from out Of town at the game were
forced to hear language that would gag
even man. A Dodge City Ceowd OF
young men, as they left the depot upon
arriving at Garden City were accosted by a
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