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The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
Veterans Listened to an Eloquent Address
BY Rev. Sussell.


BY Rev. SusselI.
Memorial services were held at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. The
services were opened by the congregation
singing "Praise Be to God" followed
by short prayer by Rev. Russell. A
quartet:e was then rendered by Mes
danes Hubbard, Milton, Messrs. Wat
kins and Dean. Chas. HsmIlton also
Gang very pleasing solo, which was
appreciated BY all present. After this,
one Of the best sermons ever preached on
Memorial Sunday 10 this city. was de-
livered BY Rev. Russell. This sermon
brought forth much favorable comment
from the old soldiers to whom It was
addressed and many others speak of II
as the best memorial sermon they ever
listened TO.
The services were closed by the sing
ing Of America by the entire congrega-
tiOn and the benediction. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion with flags, banners and potted
plants. The services at the other
churches were dismissed that the mem
bers might attend the memorial SER
vices and a large crowd was present,
nearly every available seat being taken.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
DEMOCRATS MEET.
Conference Held Today by Representatives
Of the Democratic Party In Ford
County.


A conference was neld today by rep
resentatives of the Democratic party Of
Ford county Notices were sent oui
over the county calling the meeting and
there was a very fair representation at
the court house today.
Names we're mentioned as available
candidates tor the varions county offices,
with the exception of sheriff. Mr.. Kirk
patrick referred to the Office Of sheriff
once. stating that he understood there
were three candidates 70. this place an d
that iu his judgement there would be
nothing gained by discussing the candi-
dates. He said that he thought the
candidates would come to an amicable
settlement among themselves.
The idea Of the conference was very
good one politically. From two to four
persons were favorably mentioned as
available candidates for each Office
which would no doubt be pleasing to
the parties mentioned whether they de-
sire to be candidates or not. 10 any
case such meeting isa a good place to
renew acquaintance and get the interest
started In the campaign and this was no
doubt the purpose Of the meeting.
Whether the democrats will put a full
ticket up In earnest, or concentrate
their strength upon one or two offices
remains yet to be seen. The latter course
Is OF course the most to be expected.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
BAcCALAUREATE SERMON
Commencement Exercises WIN Be Held To-.
morrow Evening at Opera House


The BaccAlaureate sermon was deliv.
cred by Rev. Russell last Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church before large
congregation The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flags, flowers and
potted plants. Two anthems were rem
dered BY the choir and short prayer by
Rev. Speirs, pastor of the Baptist church.
Rev. Russel's text was taken from the
second book of Peter 1867, and his
sermon will long be remembered by the
class Of 1908. The church was crowded
to its full capacity, many people being
unable to gain entrance. The class OF
1908 is larger than 1t has been for mum
Der of yeare, there being thirteen mem
bers this year. The class will give their
play at the opera house this evening, end
tomorrow evening the graduating exer-
cises will be held at the opera house
when the class will be addressed by Hon.
g. W. Winans.
The members OF the class Of 1908 are |:
Misses Mabel Argabright, Beulah Bur.
CESS, Estella Clark, Matte Lou Martin,
Irene Reudy, Grace Snyder. Zelma
Sturgeon, Cecil 5ughrue, Lora Tallman,
Messrs Edmund Rhodes, Arthur Soates,
Roger Conant, Homer Elder. Their
motto is mon tum, sed nune'; colors,
blue and gold and their flower is the
rose.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28

NJ W. Sutton, sister, and son returned
Thursday from visit 10 Topeka and
Kansas City.
| John Edwards came up from Larned
Saturday 70 visit bis sisters Mrs. s. T.
Williams and Mrs. J. H. Ripple.
Mrs. O. Ii. Chambers, slster.in-iaw
Of Mrs Rsxter passed through this city
last week on her way to Wichita.
Miss Pearl Latimer Of Cimarron Is
visiting friends In this city this week.
Mrs. e. J. Marsh left Sunday morning
for short visit at her old home in
Gilman, Illinois.
j. s. Wagner, real estate man or
Ness City, drove over Friday Of last
week In his automobile.
Claud and Frank Miller came overland
from Ness, City Monday on land Office
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Moody left last
week for visit with relatives in Topeka.
Mrs. I. B. Mills and daughter Jessie
visited friends 10 Garden City last
Saturday and Sunday, returning home
Sunday evening.
s. A. and s. W. Curry Of Wilbnrn
township were trausacting business .
the court house on Monday.
Hiram Beattie and Geo. Anderson
went to Kansas City the first Of the
week for q few days visit.
Sam wilkinson visited 10 Garden City
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Krugar Of Larned
have been visiting at the home Of ]. Fl.
Ripple and family this week.
l.. E. Pendleton went to Wright
station Wednesday on business.
G.L Moody, Of the Salt City bus =
iness college was 10 the city wednes-
day.
Mrs. Lew Madison leaves tomorrow
evening for Quincy, Illinois, where she
expects to spend the summer. She will
probably visit In Chicago before return
ing home.
Miss Maymere OF Yates Center has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. viii Mani
fold
W. e. Rose came up from Bison
Tuesday.
Bert Rose Of California Is visiting in
the city this week. He is a brother
Of J. w. and Fred Rose.
Will Incl returned the first of the week
from short visit with friends In Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Holden and son
Claude, OF Kansas City. Mo-. are hero
visiting Mrs. W. P. Gray and family.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
ST. REYNOLDS for Treasurer.

The candidacy Of s. P. Reynolds for
county treasurer is announced In this
issue of the Globe Republican. Mr..
Reynolds Is now serving bis first term as
county treasurer and his conduct OF the
office has been very satisfactory. He has
the confidence Of the people aud so far as
can be learned clear field for the
nomination. His election would natu-
rally follow with large majority. III
there Is anyone 10 the county who Is not
acquainted with Mr.. Reynolds he is a
very new conner as Mr.. Reynolds has
been here from his boytood.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
PERSONAL

J. A. Rogers left last Thursday for 4
short visit at bis home In Abilene, after
which be will 90 TO Wilson to take charge
Of the erection Of new school building.
Mrs. Mamie Morrison retained Sstur.
day morning from Wichita where she
was called last week on account of the
illness Of her sister.
Miss Eleanor Milton returned home
Saturday morning from Sterling where
she has been teaching tho past winter.
Mrs. I. j. Considine left Monday
morning for her home In Armarillo.
Texas, after several weeks visit at the
home Of Mrs. Scates.
Mrs. Luthe-a, Of Cimarron, visited
friends In this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Paulin, of Ford City,
were here last week visiting at the
bones Of @. M. Roberts and L. 4. PEN
dlet0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seibentha'er visited their
son John Seibenthaler last week.
T. r. Hobble returned Saturday from
a short visit 10 Kansas City.
VIII Mershon, who left last Thursd az
morning for his home in Stafford to at
tend the high school commencement re-
turned to this city Monday morning.
Miss Kate Crilley will leave the first
Of the month for her claim In stanton
county.
4. W. Evans, ST., left Friday for q
several weeks sojourn IN Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Leon Gilbertand R. M. Hart left last
Friday for their home In Stanton
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Petition left Mon
day evening for their home 10 Point
Richmond, Calf, after a short visit in
this city with Mr.. Petitions sisters, Mrs.
j. J. Mcintyre and Mrs. Faulkner. Mr..
Petition formerly resided in Dodge City.
Winfred Jacobs was in Kinsley and
Great Bend last Friday and Saturday.
G. 7. Clayton made business trip to
Wilburn the fret OF the week.
Nathan Powell attended the high
school commencement at Stafford last
Thursday, returning home Monday
morning.
DIR. Sterri.t and Mr.. Edwards, editor
OF the Kinsley Mercury, were In this city
Sunday from Kinsley.
Mrs. L. b. Hogan attended the camp
meeting at Ford last Friday.
8. Thompson Of Syracuse, who visited
relatives In this city last week returned
to bis home last Saturday.
7. A. Dalton left Saturday night for a
visit in Excelsior Springs.
W. T. Coolidge returned Thursday
from Iowa where he was called by the
sudden death Of his mother.
r. s. Crane spent Sunday In Spear
vile.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
FUNERAL TUESDAY
George B. DoollttIs Passed Away at His
Home Here Early Sunday Morning

George B. DoollttIe Passed Away at HI.
Home Here Early Sunday Morning
George B. Doolittle died at his home
on Second avenue IN this place. at 2
O'Clock Sunday afternoon from q hem.
orrhage Of the brain. Just a year ago q
similar attack left him 10 condition
thought at the time to be hopeless, but
he survived, and although for long
time bis left side was completely para
lyzed, he gradually improved, until be
was able to be out again. Friday even.
ing Of last week he came down town
feeling as we'll as usual and stopped q
while at the City Furniture store.
From there he crossed the street to the
eidewalk 10 front of the Nlcke lodeon
Al the sidewalks he dropped his cane 60
cldently, and friend asked him IL he
was sick. He replied "No', but al
most Immediately sank to the sice-
walk and he did not recover conscious
ness after that, or If he did, he did not
have the power of making 1t known.
The end came at 400 O'Clock Sunday
morning.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon, 10 charge Of the Odd Fellows and
the Fraternal Order Of Eagles, from the
home, Rev. Splers Of the Baptist church
assisting.
Mr.. Dooittle. when boy came west
ftOm Connecticut. He had lived 10
different counties In Kansas but had
been here for many years He leaves
family Of wife, two sons and two
daughters. He was interested 10 the City
Furniture store but some time ago sold
his interest in this business to W.
Davies. Together with Mr.. Traynor be
built the Postoffice block two years ago
and still retained his interest In that
building and leaves for the family
comfortable home two blocks north on
Second avenue.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
GOES MARCHING ON.
Kansas Colorado Power Project Still Gather
Ina Interest and Movinu Forward.

Ing Interest and Moving Forward.
Mr. Russell Of this city, who was made
the director for this county for the Kan.
sas. Co .orado Power company, attended
meeting held BY the directors at La
Junta last Tuesday, He found that the
enthusiasm over the project Of electric
power for the Arkansas valley has been
growing all Of the time at the west end
Of the line. The money assessed the
different counties for the preliminary
organization has been paid In from most
of the counties and there has not been q
hitch 60 far. The engineers for making
the survey are TO be sent out now by the
electrical company.
The movement seems to have been
gaining ground since the last meeting
ahd 1t looks now as though, II the power
line should be put In that the railroad
part Of itwould follow at once.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
Rose Bushrlg.

The wedding Of Miss Ethel Rose ano
Clarence G. Buehdg at the home OF the
BRIDES brother j. ~. Rose, Wednesday
afternoon, was.one Of the prettiest Of the
season. The house was elaborately dec
GRATED with pink and white carnations
and smilax. the shades being drawn and
electric lights used. AT four o'clock, the
bridal party entered the library to the
strains Of the Mendelssohn wedding march
played BY Mrs. L. A. Madison. The Ger.
emony was performed BY Rev. W. E.
Rose, the father Of the bride, Gloves Old
Sweet Stc-ytfbeing played softly until
the close. Immediately after the cere-
mony, three course luncheon was served
the brides table In the dining room being
artistically decorated with pink and white
carnations as we're also the smaller tables
for the guests. Misses Angie Hulpieu
and Florence Hogan assisted In serving.
Only the relatives and near friends OF the
couple were present, q brother, George
B. Rose of San Franclsco, Calf, being
the only out Of town guest.
The bride was daintily gowned in
white elk null trimmed with lace and
wore the handsome pearl necklace sent
Mrs. Fred Rose from jerusalem as q
wedding present. She carried a shower
boquet OF pink and white carnations and
smllax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buehrlg left on No. s, for
Miner, ILL.,, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Buehrig, who travels for an
eastern jeweIry firm visited In this city
last year for short time.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
DODGE CITY. KANSAS. THURSDAY. MAY 2s 1908.
WORK STARTS NOW
Machinery Here for Drilling Gas Well, and
Site Is Selected ior Operations

II a few more will push on the gas we'll
proposition right now, the thing will
move off at once. The people who haye
been working on the matter have had
faith that the citizens would Gee the mat.
ter through, and the machinery is here,
and work is to be started on erecting the
derrick at once. The test well Is to be
located about 200 feet east Of the water
works building, and the frame for operat-
Ing the drill will be built " feet high,
with base 2Ox2O feet
Right now 10 the time to settle the gas
and oil proposition. The greater part OF
the fund for the work has been raised.
The man who Is to sink the well is an In
terested party, as he has taken $1,000
stock 10 the enterprise, and besides Is an
experienced man who has worked In the
oil fields OF Pennsylvania and Indiana.
The very hardest part Of the whole
thing, the securing of the leases, has
been accomplished aud the enterprise is
at a point where 1t only wants a very
little encouragement to see It through
There will probably never be another
time 10 q long series Of years when there
will be an opportunity to settle the mat
ter Of the gas and oil supply under Dodge
City. P. H. Sughrue says they only
need to raise $1,000 more to see the test
made, and be should not be forced to
wear out very many pairs Of shoes In
getting this amount together. He has a
good strong heart..and will be able TO
stand the shock, It people come up vol.
UNFAIRLY with the rest Of the necessary
fund.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28

This year the biennial host that organ
Ices on the theory Of Kansas insanity is
especially engaged In attacking the sena-
tor of Kansas whose term expires on the
4th OF next March, Chester I. Long. In
Justice to most Of the leaders who are
now endesvoring to work up sentiment
against Long on this line, 1t should be
said that they are only using the politi-
cal tools they think fitted for the work
and that they are not az sulphurous and
sanguinary as they would seem to be.
They grant the honesty of character. the
personal integrity, the constructive
ability, and the unquestioned success Of
Senator Long. They are really proud Of
the position he has achieved In the senate
of tho United States aud the confidence
shown in him by his colleagues and by
the president Even his opponent, Mr..
Bristow was grateful to Long and glad
u that strength when three years ago he
Was being dismissed by the administra-
tlon from the position Of fourth assistant
Continued on Page 6
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
THAT WEATHER BUILDING

Government Representative viii be Here to
Consider Sites, About First Of luly.
Judge Madison has sent word that the
government representative who will be
sent here to arrange for starting weather
bureau building will probably arrive
about the first Of July. MIR. Russell, of
the Kansas State Bank, will in a few
days have picture Of one Of these build
ings, which has been built 10 another
town, which will give an idea Of what the
building here is to look like.
The committee here will keep list OF
The available sites 90 that the matter Of
purchasing site can be taken up as soon
as the inspector arrives.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28

Ask for the Greenville Nut Coal. II Is
far and away the best thing offered for
furnace use. And the price Is right.
Get 1t at Martin Bros. Coal Office.
Phone 20. st
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
For Sale.

My residence on First Avenue, consist
Ing of nine rooms, bath room with toilet,
good basement room with floor in 1t,
modern except heat, would make good
rooming house; barn, chicken house,
coal house, good shade trees. Four
blocks from post office.
II w. T. COOLIDGE.
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
Notice

Shoe shop In basement under Beehive
where you will find competent workmen
to do all kinds OF repairing on shoes and
harness. Second hand shoes bought and
sold. James Slack, Prop. At
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
Murphy g Haldeman,

Wanted for U. s. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages Of 81 and
Sb. citizens Of United States, Of good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. aen
wanted FOR Philippine Service. For In.
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
room ?. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City. Kas. Il
The Globe-republican., 1908-05-28
"A DISCUSSION OF THE KANSAS
SENATOR, DIRECTLY IN
LINE WITH STRONG
AND GROWING
: SENTIMENT
IN STATE.
Morgan Refutesthe White Doctrine
That Demagogues Have More
Influence than Statesmen
With the People Of
Kansas.

.sTwelve years ago that most brilliant
Kansas writer, Mr.. William Allen White,
contributed to the literature Of preslden-
tlal campaign an article entitled "What'i
the Matter With Kansas?" The political
conditions In the state we're portrayed Ia
a manner most unpleasant to the people
who resided within its borders and the
answer to the question in the title wai
made that Kansas is state where
economic vagariee are popular, where
demagogues have more influence than
the statesman and where prejudice and
passion are the proper emotions to which
to appeal In order to secure success
The indictment was not fair even at
that time, but the damaging effect Of
this theory is that 1t has been too much
believed and the people ofKansas, an ed
ucated, well read and right thinking lot,
have been condemned as cranks aud cur
los and the state held up as an awful ex-
ample for others to avoid. With such
eminent authority as the author quoted
the erroneous idea is regarded as true,
that to be success in politics one must
be an hysterical advocate Of something
new or q loud-mouthed opponent Of
{whatever is. The way to "reform" con-
litions or to get the JOB Of some other
fellow and for oneself, has been incor.
rectiy but frequently thought to be made
easy by saying that the .'Money Power"
and "Wall Street" were seeking to sap
the foundations Of liberty and that un-
less the party In power or the statesmen
In Office we're thrown out ct once the pill
lars Of the temple Of freedom would
come tumbling down on down. -trodden
people. Once-just once-almost gen
Grafton ago, this kind Of argument sue
ceeded In Kansas, and the politicians who
are out and want to be 10 again have
never successfully made 1t work again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-24
PHOTO COLLECTION
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Excellent Reproductions of, French
School Paintings on Exhibi-
ton for Few Weeks.

A collection OF 15O photographs OF the
Paintings OF the French school has lust
been placed on exhibition at the Public
Library. The period covered extends
from the Clonets. portrait painters OF
the early sixteenth century, 10 the pres
ent day. a number Of the paintings
OF Vatican ard Of his best pupils are
shown Chardin's domestic scenes and
GTeuZe's famous Broken Pitcher and
The Village Bride" are exceptionally
good prints There are a number OF
portraits OF French kings with their
families and courtiers, notably the lie
Brun portraits Of Marie Antoinette and
her children
Among TIE most famous painters. Cor
OF, DelacrCIx, Decamps, FrOmentin, Rous-
seau, Dupre. Diaz, Daubigny, Troyon and
Millet may Be mentioned The pictures
Will be en- exhibitions several weeks
They are shown n the exhibition cases
on the second floor and may be seen
from ? m. to 5 p. m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-24
LITTLE HELPS TO BEAUTY
CARRIED BY WOMEN WELL
CONCEALED

Little beauty helps, like other good
things, come IN small packages Won
en- carry them around in such con-
cealed places that mere man would
never dream of their being IN her
possession.
They carry tiny tissue papers ar
ranged neatly in a tiny book, each It's
sue paper holding enough powder 90
use once on the face.
Powder boxes, no bigger than s
Shimble. contain powder. a puff and a
mirror.
Rouge boxes. no larger. come also
FOR the woman who wants a touch of
color TO her cheeks
There is a manicure buffer from Paris
which is most innocent looking. Tns
handle IS OF wood and the pad Of red
leather; but wait-it holds a fragrant
powder and rosaline, and It perfumes,
polishes and tints the nails all in one.
1t is warranted 10 last for two years.
For the lips there are rose-hued
sticks OF paste inclosed in tubes OF
ivory. OF course, these are perfumed.
Red lips. a sweet breath, and a pleas
ant taste are all obtained from these
little nOthings.