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Good, New Material.

However. of the old debaters of last
year, Davenport, Eells. Livengood,
Woodward and Mason are in school
and will take part in the forensic con-
tests. Besides these there are many
new men of good material, who will
ton and Hendrick WILL in all probabili-
ty, coach the team. They are admit
teddy the best coaches in the north
west
Whitman will have three debates
this year, Washington State college,
Pacific university and Willamette
university. Two of these will take
place, here, the ones with w. S. c.,
and Willamette. The debate with Pa
cfic will be held at Forest Grove.
AS yet there has been little doing
at the college in the way Of de-
batting, but preparations are being
made to start work along this line at
once. The first tryout will be the in
society debate which will probably
be held just before the Christmas holi-
days. Besides being a tryout for one.
and perhaps two, teams, this is con-
test to decide the supremacy of the
societies and also to decide the individ-
ual championship, for the prize of a
set of beautifully bound set of books
the class of 1906 has established for
this event.
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Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA
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Office, Star Livery Barn, corner Of
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UNDERTAKERS.

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and Licensed Embalmer, 312 w Main
street. Phone Isl. Opposite Court
House.
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SUITS PRESSED.

STOLLERS Pressing CLUB
Cleaning of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
garments. Hats blocked and cleaned.
IA North Third street
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We are licensed by both Washing+oo
and Oregon Boards of Health to shin
bodies. fo->
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DEbATERS MEET
AND PLAN WORK
WHITMAN COLLEGE WILL HAVE
THREE INTERESTING CON.
TESTS THIS YEAR.

To fill the place on the Whitman
debate council of George Marquis, re-
signed, Walter c. Eells, was last night
elected.
Mr.. Marquis resigns because he is
taking no work in college this year
and is not therefor entitled to a place
on the board which controls debate
and oratory at the college.
Walter C. Eells, who is elected to fill
his place, is an old debater at Whit
man and was last year college orator.
His appointment meets the approval
Of the students.
The Whitman college debate council
is a board composed of three elected
student members, a faculty member
and an adviser, the TWO latter being
elected by the three student members.
At the meeting of the council last
ed president of the council.
Prospects for debate at Whitman
this year are good, although there
have been some serious losses from
last years winners. Wolfe, last year
judged the best debater in school.
graduated, as did also Greenslade, who
was conceded to be one of the best
debaters the school ever had Helm
also graduated. Another loss which
will be keeLly felt by the local word
singers is that of Rev. Austin Rice,
who has been for years one of the most
have had and who is in a large meas
ure responsible for the excellent de-
batting record the teams from Whit
man have earned
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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
LaddOnia Farmers Institute.

A Farmers Institute will be
held at I.addonia Saturday. Nov.
30. The State Board OF Agricul.
ture will send two lecturers on the
above date. AS these men are ex-
perts, it win be rare opportunity
for farmers TO hear some OF the
best talks on farm topics that eau
be heard anywhere. The Institute
win be held in what is knowa as
Kirklands Hall, aud all farmers
who can do so should be present
however. a cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all.
R. l.. DAY, President.
w. Il, THOMSON. Sec.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
CANT

DIR. Wallace sold his residence
aud three acres of ground to John
McMarmon for 81 900.
Zenna Reid is on the sick list.
Wanted, n good doctor ut Cant.
Mrs. Davis, sister Of Mrs. Susan
Parks. received Il fall two or three
weeks ago. from which she died
Thursday. She was buried at
New Hope Friday. Mrs. Davis
was almost eighty years of age.
The stock men are still buying
all the corn T." be obtained at So
Dbl.
Bob Shocks intends 10 move 10
town soon.
Beverly Mayes' baby is sick,
Cunningham & Faddis are home
from Colorado. They think San
Luis Valley the greatest country
in the world.
Aunt Harriet Broaddus is visit
ing relatives in Centralio.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
Sues for $4,000.

The Moberly Democrat speaks
as follows Of a matter which is to
come up at the next term Of the
Audrain County Circuit Court:
Mrs. Catherine Crlswell, for
merly Miss Catherine White, Of
this city, has brought suit al
Mexico. Mo-. against the C.B. & q,
Railroad for $40, 900 for the death
of her husband. James Criswell,
who was run over and killed al
Hannibal over a year ego.
Jim Criswell OF Mexico, Mo-,
was we'll known in this city, having
at one time been a clerk at the
Merchants Hotel, At the time Of
his death he was living in Hanni
bal and was travelling for a whole
sale house. He was killed while
going to his home. passing from
around one trsiu in front of an
other.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
FISH BRANCH.

Edith Miller, Emmett Mundy.
Ellen Carter. Clyde Fox aud Carl
billiard were at X. w. Powell'e.
Mrs. Chas. Guest Vt Springfield.
ILL.,, spent several days with her
brother, Walker Paulin, recently.
The social to be given by the
ladies of Sun Rise wns called uff.
+. Crosby aud A. w. Wagner
shipped n car Of hogs Monday.
G. f. Bush aud family visited
Mr.. Spencer this week.
Mrs. Pickett aud daughter were
at Cbas. Clapprr's this week.
union services ut Sun Rise Church
Thanksgiving bay ~ IL O'Clock
Rev. X. d. Chinu will be there.
aud any other minister We can get
to come.
Protracted meeting began at
Trinity Monday night. Only u
few out. but it is very busy time
now. Let us hurry up little in
the afternoon aud get ready to 60.
They need everyone.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
A Useful Man Gone.

Santa Fe. Mo-, Nov. Is. '07.
EDITOR MESSAGE: Paul A. Cook
has passed away, the separation
taking place between 3 aud 4 p. m.
the 10th inst. He was in his 80th
year. He leaves wife and three
children aud a number of grand
children. The children are: En-
mia Z. Crigler OF Grand Bay, Ala.
Chas. Z. Cook of Santa Fee, Mo 4,
aud the Rev. VIM. A. Cook of
Berea, KY.
Deceased was born aud raised
in Augusta county, Virginia. near
Staunton, being Que OF family OF
sixteen children, OF whom only
three survive. He located in Mis-.
souri, 10 1868, aud lived on the
farm az miles west of Santa Fe)
on which he died since 1872.
Mr.. Cook had been an active
member Of South Fork Presbyte-
rian church for many years. he
was a friend of the MESSAGE and
the principles It advocates, aud be
Ilieved that newspapers should bt
leaders. not mere followers, moul
ders Of sentiment for good, never
waiting to see which will be the
popular side Of u question before
they take a stand; he was thu
friend of every man who has thu
fear of God in his heart and triei
to live a useful life. He was
strong advocate of the principles
of Gov. Folk as regards Christi al
citizenship. believing that all
Christians should line up agains
the evils that threaten our country
ONE WHO KNEW HIM.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
POWELL FORD

Misses Edna and Anna McMur-
try visited relatives in Mexico.
Mrs. Tina billiard entertained
DR.. and Mrs Lotion of Laddouia,
Mrs. Hatcher of Auxvasse, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Barnes of Col, Mr..
aud Mrs. Noble Barnes south OF
Mexico.
Bro. Chiun preached two splen-
did sermons Sunday to large au-
diences. Several from a distance
to hear him.
Farmers busy gathering corn;
out early to late. Some crops bet
ter than wos expected. others say
corn is not so good as expected.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
ALFALFA BREAD.
Missouri State Veterinarian Says PeO-
pie win Eat Il.

Columbia. Mo. Nov. 16.-"Al-
falfa il u great feed. " says Doctor
d. +. Luckey. State Veterinarian.
1T will not b. long until the
leaves aud stems will be ground
into meal and alfalfa bread made
from il. This bread will in a
great measure take the place of
milk in a we'll balanced diet. |
know a man will not think favor
ably uf such fmh for himself and
family but it eau be made very pal.
atHble.
IL may, IN snme extent. take
the place of nrnbread. know
a mau who has fed bread of this
kind to some game chickens aud
they were placed in fine shape. Dog
bread has often been made out of
it. II for any reason scarcity of
breadstuffs should occur in the
United States aud the price of
-four aud meal should go up ex.
tremely high, l believe that alfalfa
bread would be used extensively,
provided, Of course. that the alfalfa
crops were not a failure at the
same time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

Beautiful weather. for time of
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wogler Of
Washington visited Mrs. Wogler's
niece, Mrs. John Rediger, last week
Vassie Cox bought % hogs,
weighing 100 s.each, at Acts a 10.
Elmer Shock recently bought 200
bills. of corn of John Rediger at
40 cts. per bushel.
BE-. Pulls and wife aud Mrs. w .
ID. Pulls visited Elmer Pulls near
HSllsville this week.
Oliver Sims sold hogs last wee k
to LewisssAnthony, Centralia, at Sc.
Mrs. Artemieia Davis died Fri.
day, the 14th, after two weeks suf-
fering tho not considered danger.
GUS until the last few days of her
sickness. She was buried at New
Hope Baptist church. Rev. c. Q.
Long preached the funeral there
Aunt Artemicia will be missed by
many friends and especially great.
ly missed by her sister. Aunt Susan
Parks. with whom she made her
home.
Chris Rediger of Kansas, hi.
grandfather. Rich, Of Illinois, re-
Gently visited John Rediger here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
Order of Publication

State OF Missouri,
County Of Audrain.
In the Circuit Court, to January Term,
1905.
Mamie Young, Plaintiff,
W.
James o. Young, Defendant.
Now this October 18th, 1907, comes
plaintiff in above cause and files with the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF AudraIn
County, Missouri, her petition for. divorce,
wherein among other things plaintiff
states that the defendant herein, James
q. Young, Is a non resident Of the State
OF Missouri, and that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be- served upon him.
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk 81
the Audrain County Circuit Court. In va
cation, that publication be made herein
notifying the defendant, James o. Young,
that plaintiff has commenced suit against
him ia the said Audrain County Circuit
Court, the object and general nature OF
which Is 10 obtain decree OF divorce
from said defendant
And now you said nonresident defend
ant, james o. Young, are hereby notified
Of the filing Of this suit. the object aud
general nature thereof. aud unless you
be and appear at the next regular term OF
the Audraln County Circuit Court, to be
begun and held at the Court House in
Mexico, Audrain County. Missouri. ON
the srd Monday In January. 1865, and on
or before the frst day Of said term OF
Court answer or otherwise plead 10 plain
tltf's petition the same will be taken as
confessed aud decree aud judgment rcn-
dered as prayed In said petition.
Aud II is further ordered that a copy
hereof be publlshedin the MeXieo. Missouri
Message, weekly newspaper publlshsdI
in Audrain County, Missouri. for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion N
be AZ least Is days before the lirst day %
said next tcFm OF Court.
A true copy from the record.
Attest; w. II. MORRIS.
tsKALl Clerk Circuit Court.
+. y. CAN'T, Attorney.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Mrs, John Rutter and her sister
aud three children were In a farm
wagon drawn bys team OF muIes
last Saturday night and at the
southeast corner Of the square the
animnls became frightened aud
made a break 10 run. The wagon
struck a post when they had ran
about half block and Oscar Can
terbnry caught the team. No
damage done. but the occupants
Of the wagon got aibig scare.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Get the iirSt chapter Of our Sc
rial story 10 begin December l4i
follow the story to tho end. II
viii be intesestlng.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Mrs. Alkaline Reed of Macon
City after a visit to the family Of
her son here, DR.. w. l.. Reed, has
returned home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

w. j. Bryan announces that he
will accept the Democratic nom ina
ton for President, but he will not
make a fight for it. That's proper,
IL, at the last. it is clear that he ia
the available man he will get it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. hay aud
little daughter, Francis Il. Willard j.,
Of Fulton, were the guests OF Rev &.
and Mrs. c. M. Aker while in
Mexico Saturday and Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

A: A. Duncan, teacher in Lib err
ty district, southeast of Mexico, is
still in quarantine for scarlet fever
He is getting well rapidly but will
have TO serve out 40 days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Misses Bessie Smith and Julia
FARES Of Spokane, Wash, who
have been visiting relatives in
Mexico and Laddonia, started on
their return home yesterday,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Al Bowling Green lawyer had
but little practice and business aud
one day he left his Office aud put
on the door. Be back in an hour"
Some haId-hearted joker slipped
up and wrote under it What fort"
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Wallace ]. Davis of the Pike Co.
Poet paid this office a pleasant call
cue day last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Miss Helen Sewell Of this city
read paper this week before the
Y. w. Q. A. State Conference
held at st. Joseph.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Miss Agnes Kinraid It Bowling
Green visited Mrs. q. W. Adams
in this city last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

DIR. w. w. Mactarlane Of this
city read a paper last week before
the Linton District Medical So.
ciety held here favOriug cremation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
HoMEsEEKER's EXCURSIONS.
VIA THE WABASH

To all points in Texas. Oklahoma,
Indian Territory aud certain points
in many other states. On sale
First and Third Tuesdays each
month until aud including Dee.
1907. Low rates. liberal limits
aud stop-over privileges.
For further information call or
addvess l. NJ. RIcHARDs.
Agent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Juhu Lame sold residence near
the old depot site IN this city to j.
A Rowe for 81, $50.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Miss Ped Harrison of Farming
ton, Mo-. is visiting Mrs. j. o.
Tinsley OF this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r. R.Bird of Van
dslia were in Mexico Tuesday on
their way to Glasgow, Mo-, where
they will spend the winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Martha Mathews. the IL year
old daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
r. Mathews Of this city, was ope-
rated on last Friday for weak an.
kles by DR.. Nathaniel Allison Of
st. Louis. The LoreuE blOodless
method was used. The ankles
we're put 10 plaster casts. Martha
will be confined to her room Tor
about three weeks. but we hope
she viii have DO more trouble in
this line.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Attorney George Robertson is
in Texas on business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21
Teacher Wanted.

In Moline district. Teacher EN-.
ployed resigned. A good one
wanted to take the place, school
to opea next Monday. Apply
quick
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Harry Putnam, who was badly
hurt at the shoe factory Monday
by being caught and thrown by a
belt, receiving a fracture of the
skull, remained unsconcious for
about "a hours. At last reports
he was improved and there''are now
better::ehances for his recovery. His
home is in Canada.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

G. A. Davault of Farber aud
G. w. Painter Of Wellsville were
here to hear the speech Of Hon.
Chas. NJ. Hay on local option last
Saturday. With the same object
there were people here from Santa
Fe, Moline aud all around US.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

The Knights Of Pythias are 60
ing to build a Pythian Home in
this State to cost between $l25, 900
aud $3.50, 600. ST. Joseph, Han.
nibal. Sedalia. Springfield, Jeffer'
con City. Maryville, Moberly,
Kansas City and Mexico viii likely
offer free sites for the location Of
the institution. Mexico should
bid good and hard.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

ARood drug business in Mexico,
NO. Failing health ressou for
selling. Inquire at MESSAGE Office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Renew Tor the MESSAGE aud get
4 cory OF Hlcln' Almanac. See
terms On another page.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

Mrs. H. L.. Miller is reported
very sick,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

! want your trade and also to
accommodate the town and country
people BY IpplliDg them the best
Of msal. puyn bnckwheat and Ora
ham and feed stuffs. TO keep the
Mill we'll stocked, will have to sell
Cor cash or ekehange.
r, II. DERRIcK.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-21

very sick,
Attorney George Robertson is
in Texas on business.
Wallace ]. Davis of the Pike Co.
Poet paid this office a pleasant call
Uue day last week.
Juhu Lame sold u residence near
the old depot site IN this city to j.
A Rowe for 81, $50.
"
Miss Ped Harrison 1T Farming
ton, Mo-. is visiting Mrs. j. o.
Tinsley of this rlly.
Miss Agnes Kinraid 1T Bowling
Green visited Mrs. g. W. Adams
in this city last week.
Mrs. Alkaline Reed of Macon
City after a visit to the family Of
her son here, DR.. w. l.. Reed, has
returned home.
Miss Helen Sewell Of this city
read paper this week before the
Y. w. G. A. State Conference
held at st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bird of Van.
dalia were in Mexico Tuesday on
their way to Glasgow, Mo-, where
they will spend the winter.
DIR. w. w. Mactarlane Of this
city read paper last week before
the Linton District Medical So.
ciety held here favoriug cremation.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. hay aud
little daughter, Francis Il. Willard .
Of Fulton, were the guests OF Rev +.
aud Mrs. c. M. Aker while in
Mexico Saturday aud Sunday.
A: A. Duncan, teacher in Lib err
ty district, southeast of Mexico, is
still in quarantine for scarlet fever
He is getting well rapidly but will
have to serve out 40 days.
Misses Bessie Smith and Julia
FARES Of Spokane, Wash, who
have been visiting relatives in
Mexico and Laddonia, started on
their return home yesterday,
w. j. Bryan announces that he
will accept the Democratic nom ina
ton for President, but he will not
make fight for it. That's proper,
If, at the last, il is clear that he ID
the available man he viii get it.
A Bowling Green lawyer had
but little practice and business anC
one day he left his Office aud put
on the door. BE back in an hour. u
Some hard-hearted joker slipped
up and wrote under it What FORT
G. A, Davault of Farber and
G. w. Painter Of Wellsville wert
here to hear the speech Of Hon
Chas. NJ. Hay on local option las
Saturday. With the same obJec
there were people here from SAINTS
Fe, Moline aud all around us.
Harry Putnam, who was badl!
hurt at the shoe factory Mouda!
by being caught and thrown by
belt, receiving fracture of tn
skull, remained unsconcious 70
about "a hours. At last report
he was improved and there'are nov
better:chances for his recovery. Hi
home is in Canada.
---------------------
The knights Of Pythias are 20
ing to build a Pythian Home il
this State to cost between $l25, 00I
and $50, 600. ST. Joseph, Han
nibal. Sedalia, Springfield, JeffeI
con City, Maryville. Moberly
Kansas City and Mexico will likel
offer free sites for. the location c
the institution. Mexico shout
bid good and hard.
Martha Mathews. the IL yea
old daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. I
IA Ar..Ln.. "A At.s. Ia. -. -,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-30
ART IN TAPESTRY WEAVING.
Norwegian Novel and Interesting

Norwegian Novel and Interesting
Color Schemes An Textiles.
One Of the oldest weavings known
in Europe is the Norwegian tapestry.
or, as 1t is called in Norway, picture
weaving" The word picture" In prim-
tive times was used in place of the
word painting" and the art of weav-
ing dates back to the eighth century,
long before the art Of painting was
known in Norway. The weaving Of
Norwegian history and sages into pic
ture tapestry" seems most to, have
fiourished at the time of the invasion
Of Normandy by the Norsemen and at
the time of the Crusaders
Tapestry belonging to these periods
Is exhibited In the museums of Norway
and Is different from other textiles not
only by reason Of the NEUROLOGICAL sub
jects chosen for representation but by
the manner Of weaving, the design,
however elaborate, being made abso-
lutely reversible, alike on both sides in
color as we'll as In outline.
Like most handlcrafts, this weaving
was almost forgotten until recently.
when the museums and talented Nor
wegian woman, Nine. Frida Koehler-
Hansen, caused revival of the beau
tiful art. Nine. Koehler- Hansen 8
works have become world known, hav-
ing been sold to European museums,
to the board Of education, South Ken
sington, and to the royal houses of Eu.
rope.
At the universal exposition in Paris
in 1900 a series of these textiles was
awarded the grand prix and the same
honor was accorded exhibits at the
worlds fair at st. Louis as well as In
London, Hamburg and Turin. The jury
at the exposition In Paris gave the fol
lowing concise description and appre
citation of Norwegian textile art:
"Norway's production of tapestries
has been a revelation to the. Who'll,
world. A nation here ap
pears which possesses In full measur,
an original talent Of undeniable value.
In the Norwegian tapestries the WOO
nearly always shows a mixture Of diff
ferent tints In one and the same color
A few strong colors are chosen and tn
woods dyed In these colors are nike
together before they are spun int
yarn. 1t is precisely the theory of de
composition of tone, so modern in 1t
application TO painting. Every inch o
the yarn Is woven especially for tn
place where It Is to stand In the fabric
as every tint is especially mixed 70
the painters brush.