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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
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Provldins tor the Future.

There is one problem that doms
mates the homo, m ohfrusiyc,
pervasive problem that Outlines
fills the whole horizon Of life, one
that, like Banquo's ghost will
not down.; il is the ever present
question of home financing.
When we have mastered the TO
have the problem Of the ito
hold" c%onfronts us. II is the
question of providing for the
home which can never be prop.
erly answered until we realize
that provide" is a verb that
should ever be corrugated in two
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There is in our American life,
too often, a blind optimism in
living up to an income, in assum.
ing that because the sun of pros.
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there is no need of providing um.
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liam George Jordan in the March
DelineatOr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
order of Public ton
First Insertion Meh. J, I9o7)
STATE OF MISSOURI L.

County of Bates.
In the Circuit Court,
In Vacation March 8. 1907.
John L. Olive. Charity +. Ashby,
Amy Jane Porter, Nilliam Olive,
Maggie King, Ella MheelOck and
Alice Anderson, Plaintiffs.
VS..
Robert Beverly Price, Elcano Hens
lev, q. G. swallow, e. A. Logan,
Tifin Links, Charles kearney,
Thomas Carney, H.. X. Hammond,
stewart Hastings, Jr John VII
son. Hugh NJ. Miller, Carrie +
Miller, Martha Z Fitch, Mary }
Shafer, Helen A Shafer. John J
Shafer, Herbert Fitch. Addie ritch.
Elizabeth A Lewis, sarah Fitch.
Horace q Sigman uannah N Nil
Ter. VIM. h Miller. aud Elizabeth A
Montgomery, Defendants.
Now at this day COM the plat .
tiis herein. by their attorneys Tenn
pletou K Haies, and files their Petit
ton, al eglng among Other things
that Defendants above named are
nOn-residents of the State OF Ml-suu-
n and that the ordinary process OF
law cannot ne served ON said Defen-
dants OF either OF them within the
state of Missouri.
Wh-reupn, it IL Ordered b. the
Clerk in Vacation, that the Defeu-
daut's be notified 10y Publication
that Plat tits have commenced "A
suit az ainst them ia this Court, the
object ami general nature Of which
is to obtain a decree of this court q
ascertain and determine the estate.
title and in crest of the plaintiff aud
defendants and 10y it, Judgment aud
decree, define aud adiudge the title,
estate and Interest of tue pldtutiffs,
that they are now and for "A long
time past, have been the owners IN
fee simple aud In the open, adverse,
notorious, exclusive and undisputed
Possession ul tee following described
real estate, lying and besug In the
County OF Bates aud state of Mis-
souri,, aud NOR particularly deScrib-
ed as follows, tO-wtt: rhe southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter
aud the east half Of the southwest
quarter OF section fifteen tl5l, OF
township ~thirty-eight 1897, Of range
t~hlrty-three 1887; that the above
named defendants calm some title,
estat- or interest ga said above de-
scribed premises adverse to the title
aud interest of said plaintiffs, but Ia
fact have no interest NOR have ever
been Ia possession OF said premises
or any part thereof, and that unless
the said defendants herein be aud
appear at this Court a the next
terra thereof. To be- begun aud hold
en- at the Court House ia the city Of
Butler, IN said county, on the first
Monday In May, 1907, ant on or be-
fore the frat daS u said term, au-
swer or plead TO the Pc ition la said
cause, the same Will he taken as
confessed, aud Judgment will be rem
dered accordingly
And IL Ii furtheFed ordered, that a
copy hereof be published, according
TO law, Ia the RICH HILL TRIBUNE, IA
newspaper published I'm said county
Of Bates for four weeks successfully
published at least nee a week, the
last insertion 20 be at least thirty
days before the FIRST day Of said next
May term Of this court
4. ID. EMBREE,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and
- seal Of the Circuit CURT of
SEAL Rates county, this 9Th day
- OF March. 1907
4. ID. EMnHEE,
girruft t1sFk
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
Order Of Publication.
Firsf insertion Meh. ?, Igo5)
STATE OF MISSOURI,

In vacation March 6. 1907
George Long, Plaintiff
VS..
Robert Beverly Price, Elcano Hens
ley, q. G. swallow. G A. Logan
Tifin Links, Charles Kearney.
Thomas Carney, II, X. Hammond,
Stewart Hastings, Jr., aud John
Wilson, Defendants
Now at this day comes the
Plaintiff herein, by his Attorneys
Templeton a Hales and flies his pc
tition, alleging among other things
that defendants above named are
non-residents Of the State OF Mis-
souri, and cannot be served with the
ordinary process OF law in the state
OF Missouri.
Whereupon. it is ordered by the
Clerk in Vacation, that said defend
ants be notified by publication that
plaintiff has commenced a suit
against them in this court, the OBJ
lect and general nature of which Is
to obtain a decree determining the
estate and title tocertain real estate
hereinafter described. Plaintiff states
that he il now and for a long time
past has been in full, free, and undis.
InACn H0rrCreAnM anu - AAlE Wv AEI
in fee simple OF the following de-
scribed real estate, lying and being
situate in the County of Bates, State
of Missouri, and more particularly
described rs follows:-The west hall
Of the southwest quarter of section
fifteen Q5) of township t~hirty-eight
(Ss) of range thirty-thnee 1881
That said above named defendants
claim TO have some title, estate. or
interest in above described real e.
tate adverse TO plaintiff, but in fact
have no interest, either seyerally or
Jointly, and have never been ia pos
session OF said premises or any part
thereof,
Wherefore, the premises considered,
the plaintiff prays the Court to as.
certain. determine, and adiudge the
interest and title of plaintif and de.
PENDANTS herein. and define aud de.
cree the title of this plaintiff. and for
such other and further relief as thu
Court may deem ht aud proper, and
that unless the said above defend.
ants be and appear at this Court, al
the next term thereof, To be begun
and holden al the Court House hi
the city of Butler, in said county, on
the first Monday in May, 1907, and
ON or before the first day OF snid
term, nswer or plead 10 the petit.
ton in said cause. the same will be-
taken as confessed, and Judgment
viii be rendered accordingly
And IL is further ordered. that a
copy hereof be published, according
TO law, in the RICH HILL TRIBUNE, a
newspaper published In said County
Of Bates for four weeks successfully
published at least once a week, the
last Insertion to be at least thirty
days before the first day OF said next
May term Of this Court.
Il. ID. EMmREE.
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, aud
- seal Of the Circuit Court oI
SEAL Bates county. this 9Th day
- OF March, 1907.
i. ID. EMBREE.
Circuit Clerk.
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N you wan good ire msurau,
don't forget that | trprr. az or %
thr best compau e. IA 10, Uri
States.
GEo r. UUCKEBY
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
SPRIGMAN AT WESTERN.
Well known Coach VIII Take
Charge of High school Team.

Westerns prospects for making a strong
showing in the interhigh school baseball
series in the spring received a big boost
yesterday when it was announced that
James Sprigman would coach the West
End diamond squad.
Last season and the season before
Sprigman was in charge at Central Higa
and this winter George Washington was
anxious to land the coach but through
the efforts of Capt. Michael and Manager
Rafter he was obtained for Western. Be
cause of other duties, Sprigman viii not
be able TO give the players Instructions
each afternoon, but he has already map
ped out the plans for the season and viii
take charge Monday afternoon, when the
first regular practice win be held. In
order to keep the regulars hustling and at
the same time develop promising players,
it has been decided to organize a regular
second team and have games between
the two mines each afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
DERBY COLTS BEATEN
B. SchPeiber'S Donna Takes
Race at New Orleans.
PROVES TO BE MARE OF CLASS
Recently sold for $3.50. She Runs
Away from Yankee Girl and Pink
star in the Feature Event, "A Mile
and FurIong Purse Affair at City
Park-FavOFites Win at Ascot.

New Orleans. La. March 12.-Barney
Schreiber's Donna, which was sold here
some time ago for $50. proved herself a
mare of class to-day, as she beat pair
of Derby candidates, Yankee Girl and
Pink Star, in the feature event. a mile and
one furlong purse affair. The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Maiden tWo-year-olds Miles: three
and oue-haif fIrlongs. Geneva S., Il2 tNicUn 70
+ won; Bonnie Hayes los lheycsi 50 to J. second. !.
EEhsy. Jos love-, Z TO J. third Time. O,42st.
Iarisian Model. Dona f.. Blister. Lulu B.. Pres
c41i. Letumatchie Adelaide Rover, Hiss OUa, Ali
SAN and Relapse also mu.
SECOND RACE -Stceploehase Handicap; three
eer-olds ANA upward; short C5uTsc. Ester JOY. i57
,Gaddyl- 3 to ., wen; Arabot l4s Boyle Is to ).
second. Lights Out, lbs Foureln. 10 p third
Time. 25l II. A Schroeder CreoIin Torchel0
HenUcCEGd and Wild Range also ran.
THIRD RAtE-Se.ilUE thrce-year-0ldS, five and
oHe-half furlongs Sssapauak. us lFoyi, TO !, won;
HypaThole, lel iHguuCssy I3 TO T. second. Aoh0omC.
20. (Walkcr - o. /. third Time. &c i-5. Gold
Duke. MaelstTom PlIud HigEinbltham. M01telnnar.
Prank Fleshsr Bell Silence, B5lsay, RCthg5h. At
tcution. Brittanhg, and Rockingham also rla.
FOU RTH RACE-Three-year-o Odds and upward
enc and CnC-gighth miles Donna. % tHnHCsseyl. 3
60 J. won; Tom DoIan, 50 love- l3 To . second f;
Yankee Girl IS lBiae,, Z 20 O. thiTd. Time. - IS.
PINS star and P1lly Prm also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; thIee-year-oids and up
ward; seven fwlongs. st. Valentine, ll2 a-loydl,
l9 q. s. won: Pasadena 100 iKeyesI. IS t9 g. second
Miss Leeds q tLowe. 30 10 ]. third Time. l.27.
Columbia Girl. Lauc.striau Fantastic John L.
IrElis. and II. Bcl2re also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SeIlinE: four-vtar-clds and upward .
six frlcnr.. Eejc-nt 10 fGaugen II 20 TO- Won.
Akhgr. n3 n. smith . 70 J. second; BAIL ~
Halbefi. ls 60 J. tsuj. T-ae, l;l3 Paul Clifford,
LiI.rick French Nn. I.ady Carol BerTosaa Prince
iarrUs. pUes-a. ard Matilda also ran
SEVENTH RACE-So'liug; threc-year-olds and mp
wand. enc and ous->lxteeutb miles Warner Girls
vg3. 9l uoU-l. go p won; pemre. l97 Hen
ueS--5l. TO l. second, Doubt 50 Viclstaiul 3 90
L. thir5. rime l.iS IS. Reside Maute Bitter
Miss Gleuclare. Cora Price. Ia Cache. and Blacs
.ac. also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
COMPARISON OF ATHLETES.
Yale Men Have Better Lung Capacity
Than the Westerners.

Detroit, Mich, March ia comparison
of the average statistics of the develop
ment Of Western and Eastern college
men has been drawn by Dr. George a.
May. physical examiner at the Univer-
sity OF Michigan. who has taken Michigan
and Yale as the representative colleges Of
the two sections.
While the average number of smokers
at Yale is ET4 per cent. as against 50 IS
per cent az Michigan, where the students
are older, the average lung capacity at
Yale is greater. standing at 2i9 cubic
inches while NIichigans is 30 cubic
inches DIT. May asCTtbes this difference
10 the fact that more attention is given
10 physical training az the preparatory
schools in the East The other statistics
follow
Michigan-Age. nineteen years. four
months, height 67.7 inches, weight 1851
pounds.
YaIe-Age. eighteen years, ten months;
height, $50 inches; weight, I3L75 pounds
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE.
YOst VIII Have Michigan Players
Out Next Month.

Detroit, Mich, March Zone Of the
biggest surprises in college athletic cir
cies this year has been sprung on the
undergraduates by Coach Yost in the an
nouncement that spring practice for the
football team win Doe taken up about the
middle of April This step was really
forced upon Hurry Up, as many Of his
last years men will be ineligible this
fall. and be wished 10 have as much
time as possible 10 get his new material
into shape
Nost purposes 20 keep the men at(punt-
ing handling the ball. and formation
work this spring, for the defeat OF his
team by the Red and Blue iast fail
aroused him. and he intends 10 let no
chance FOR victory slip by this year.
Hc viii have of the veteran squad capt
Magofin. Bishop. and Rumney. of the
backneld. IOeH. Davidson. Clement. New
ton. Hammond. ard Patrick OF the line,
and what vacancies may be left next
fau. if any of these men leave college,
may be filled with several excellent play
ers who were ineligible last year but
who viii have free entrance To the foot
ball quarters now.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY TEAM.
BrOoIIand Institution Preparing for
Busy baseball Season.

quite a number Of men have responded
to the call of Capt. Canale, Of the Cath
Ole University baseball team Light
practice was INDUCED in last Saturday,
but as yet it is impossible TO get line
on the ability Of the different players.
although capt Caaale expects to have
the team whipped into shape IN time for
the first game. which is with George
Washington, On March %
Manager Nicros! has arranged an at
tractive schedule, which includes dates
with George Washington. Gallaudet. and
Maryland Agricultural College. in Wash
ugton. in addition 10 "a game with Ford
ham, In New York
The list of candidates follows: Crook
Moran. and Aaher. catchers; Merva, Ca
male. pitchers; DonahUe, Burke Canale
and Ralph. first base; Cummiskey. Ken
nedy, second base; Ramos, FarraheT
short stop. ROdier Ballard. third base;
and NaheT, Mueller, Semmes LOra, Hin
Gallagher, and KuntZ. outhelders-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
SAVABLE FAILS TO WIN.
Horse That Captured Futurity Sew
ers,I Years Age Loses at OakIavn.

ersl ears Ago Loses at oakiaEvn.
!Iot Springs. March 12-Savable.
winner of the Futurity "A number Of
years ago. made mis- first appearance at
Oaklawn to-day. in the third race and
the best the horse could do was TO fin
ish third Summaries:
FIRST GACE-Four furIoues Albert NJ IDS
isla1ataiul. 90 J. Wen; Rif, Rang, Io] Shilling
6 TO 5. Sgcsad Tco lII Aloulaudl. O. l. third.
Timc. 80 Is GEati0-. Dguregsn, Watulock. Vine
Me-ciieut NashaSie. S2 Sass Mace ulloh. DlgS
a eish. Harilez. and NeuiHtd also Tsu.
SECOND RACE - Fcu furlougS Great Pr
rate. i16 ~. Folel. l3 e. 3. won. Hollow. 10 M.
Austini. t. ]. s-oaa; Amt Hala, l05 iAuhlcaoul.
,is % l. third lilc. c-ls 5-5 Lady HaIshurg Man
cag-ter. and E.-s Lewis also ran.
THIRD BACE-tge and 0nc-haf furoHgs. Oma
j.. il} lNouHteui ta l. won Fleming. ea tShil
'.s-.. ? to J. second. Sayable. III lAUhuchm 8 %
tIra. riwe. ld5 Is. King H0uc. HCmi11c
GH- Sc.ugttc. SEA- Noage Don Hart. b. Sbt1-
dan. stolen Moments Invasion, and Lola White
also rlu.
FOURTH RACE-siz f5rleuss The Bear. 9s
.sHIiHai- B Co s. Vea: NjEe Sutton. l02 lAgbe
elraI. to J. second; HANNIBAL Bcg u 5luUtaiui
-a 5. third. Time. lis l-j Wing Ting uT. MaCs
ara HaIlu also ran
FIFTH EACE-Ouc mile end twenty yards Frank
D1rlsaE, s. tlt1ilcI. if t1 J. won- Dr. Hart leS
.Ch..r,., tn J. second. Little Giant. l0s Noun
friei. 10 20 !. third Fime l;'i The Belle Of
!fielt-u. Bal>lot Hirgin~yiIe. Charles Mckee. Ag-
s.e L-1is. Mach. Joe Coy.c. TomocliCai Sea Va
Ger htHr. and Nar-H also -au.
SIXTH RACE-Dr- mile and serenity Yards
Ili.-.. Io. IT DIEaraWi. 6 90 ]. won: Tcns Rod
ai .AuiUcltui g r1 o. second; Harry Scot l12
.tH-fiu.. q. ;. third. Time. I-i5 Ad1s~l Lord
DIX.U. and ScliT-1rs also -au-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
WOULD BAR OUT ALL NEGROES
Chief Speaker at U. S. W. V. Meet
ing Brings Up Race Question.
VI. II. LOwder Says COIOred Nan
Ganized Members of Late War.

That the race question plays an i'm
portant part in the fundamental priE-
ciples OF the Spanish War Veterans or
ganizations, was demonstrated at a meet
ing and smoker OF Gen. Nelson A Miles
Camp. No. J. L. 5. ". V. hello last night
at Costello Han, when Comrade NJ n.
Lowder, being called upon by Commander
Foster. Of the camp, 10 address the mem
bers. said:
We win not and must not recognize
negroes in our organization. When tie
q. A. r. dies out. the negro veteran
soldier organization associating with
white men also dies We all have cause
for congratuIation that AT the last na-
tonal convention it was made forever
impossible for our wives and sisters to
be forced to parade around a public hall
carrying the national flag with negroes.
Speaking Of Mount Vernon. the burial
place OF Washington. Mr. LOwder de-
pIored the fact that this place. which
was bought by number of women years
ago, is managed on the principles Of a.
dime museum.
Why should we be obliged 70 pay an
admission fee 10 see the place where
Washington rests in his eternal sleep2"
he asked. The government should own
the place and should throw IL open 20 thu
public free Of charge, the same as Airing
ton or Grants monument The more pe5-
pie visit Washington's tomb the better
The poor under the circumstances are
practically prevented from performing
the patriotic duty Of visiting the grave
of the Father Of his Country. Foreigners
must have a peculiar idea Of American
patriotism when an admission fee IS
charged TO gain admission 10 the nation
most sacred spot.
Mr.. Lowder. who held the close atten-
ton Of the comrades. advocated that the
Spanish War Veterans could not i'm iue-
tiCe recognize the q. A r. and refuse 10
do the same honor TO the Confederate sol
der. He said-he was glad 10 see the
auxiliaries 20 the United Spanish War
Veterans becoming more united with
those Of the O. A r. I hope that in th.
near future We may see them cooperate
with the Daughters OF the COnfederacy.
as there are d number of COnfederates in
the camp" he said.
Past Department Commander John
Lewis Smith and Past Camp Commando
q. + Rausch. of Gen Nelson A Miles
Camp. were each presented gold ring.
bearing the respective mOnOgrams. in ap-
probation Of their services in behalf or
the camp.
Department Commander ]. Walter
Mitchell reviewed the history Of Miles
Camp. and spoke agingly of the
project for a new hall for the organiza-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
NORFOLK INDOOR MEET.
Washington TENNIS Matched for Re-
lays Saturday Evening.

washington Ienius MafchEd lot ne
lays Saturday Evening.
Special 20 fhe Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, March 12.-The manage
ment of the joint indoor field and track
meet to be held here Saturday evening
hes announced the following incomplete
list Of relay races:
Richmond College VS.. William and
Mary College. Young Mems Association.
OF Norfolk, vs.. Norfolk Y NJ c A. and
Newport News z NJ c. A. Army VS.
Navy, Norfolk High School rs. Army and
Navy Preparatory School. Washington, D..
c.: Norfolk Academy vs.. Emmerson In
stitute, Washington. j.. G.; ST. Mary s
Academy vs.. Washington School for
Boys, ST Mary's Academy, jr. vs.. Y. NJ
q. 4. Juniors. Atlantic City public school
VS.. Washington School for Boys Juniors
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues VS.. Rich
mOnd Howitzers, Seventy-frst Regiment
vs.. Fifth Maryland Regiment
Judging from the list of entries thus
far received the meet viii be the most
successful ever held south Of Washington.
A delegation Of more than 100 Baltimore
and Washington athletes will arrive Sat
urday morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-13
SHOTGUN EASILY BEATEN.
Odds-Gn Favoritc in SpringIing
EIanIiiCUD Loses.

san Francisco. March 12.-Shotgun.
odds-on favorite i'm the Springlfng
Handicap. was easily beaten by Col-
loctor JcssUp. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-F0ur and oue-half fulongs Jockey
Maarc,. los BUciI. 10 70 l. won; Orenago. Jos
tSc0yIe' 10 J. second. HmerC IG 1iUwl 8 10
tIliTl. Time. G.5s IS. tialmsare EveIyn g.. Billy
Pullman STRAIT Martin and Ravi- also ran.
SECOND EACE-Fige and cue-half hlrlUnzs Tea
Tray H. 100 GIClani, % J. won: Fur. 100 lGra-
haml is 70 :. second; NaJherfud. 100 Hunter T.
O. J. third. Time, 0S, Euishc b.. Mohawk, Iez-
zcr En and En- Seaoa BlI. and Carodoe also ran
THIRD BACE-Oue and one-luaTter miles Dan
iel g.. 100 tkoeru5rl. 9 % . won M0diCum Il2
Br7eri, s Co 3 second, Bll Peuy, i04 Hunter Is
% T. third Time. C.l3 IS. Rough Rider. Briar-
thorpe Trickles, Chief Bush, Canejc Exapo,
Crater and VI. a. Powell also ran.
FOURTH BACE-Salom- Handicap. thTte-QUar-
ters OF s mile Collector Jessup, l9s .C. Williams
81 o. 8, won; Shot Gun. I53 lGrshaml. l3 to %,
-crd, Princess Titaua, 100 IScosiiieI 20 l. third
Time l.l5 IS. Cloudlight also
FIFTH RACE-Onc and oue-sizteenths miles.
Wstrhtui. IOC tLynchl, O. J. won: Vincetteo. lis
&C. Williams L 10 J. second; Irls. IjI Hunter z
To Z, tlId. Time. l5l l-5 Black Prince. T5ldmud.
GU. Davis. and Invader also Tau.
SIXTH RACE E-Seveu-eghths of a mile. Corn
blossom, los lKoernerI. 8 10 5. won: Bryan los
FISCHER % 20 1. secund Tarp. o3 jScovilei Is 10
s. third. Time. ! 25 45. Bolomau, Sadichon and
Last Faustu- also ran.