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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-01

81 Weltmer, OF Nevada, narrowly
escaped death by lightning, while in
drug store In that city on Satur-
oay last. Mr.. Weltmer was using
the telephone when lightning struck
the wire. Mr.. Weltmer VAS knocked
down and remained In an uncon.
scious state for about two hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Geneva, liv-
Ing southeast oil Butler, have the
sympathy Of the community In the
death OF their little daughter, Alice,
which occurred Friday afternoon.
Funeral services were conducted Sat.
urday afternoon from the family
home aud interment was made In
Elliott cemetery. Alice was about 3
years OF age and was q precocious
child.
Watt B. Dawson has established q
reputation as prosecuting attorney
during his first term, second to no
prosecutor the county ever had. He
has been fearless in his prosecutions
and absolutely impartial In the dis.
charge oil the duties Of his Office. He
Is fast building up q reputation as
an able and successful lawyer, and
the county is fortunate In the oppor.
sunity to retain his services for the
next two years.
The big Democratic Barbecue,
which was held at Pleasant Hill last
week, was a complete success in every
particular. Enough meat and beans
we're cooked to feed over 5000 peo-
pie, and although the crowd was not
estimated, all the food cooked was
eaten. Jas. A. Reed and Elliott W.
Major, Democratic nominee for At
torney General, we're the speakers,
The county court, at It's meeting
next week will select the Judges for
the November general election. The
law requires that township commit
teemen OF the respective parties fur
nish q list OF names for the court
to select from. In this case the court
desires that Democratic and Repub.
licsn commissioner send three names
each for their respective voting pre-
cincts. This is very important and
should not be neglected by commit
teemen.
Twenty.iour relatives and friends
Of Ike Lockridge gathered at bis
home In Elkhart township Tuesday
and rendered him q surprise dinner
In honor Of his 52nd birthday.
Everybody brought q we'll filed
basket and the dinner that was set
on tables on the lawn would have
made q king envious. Uncle Ike
hopes to have many more birthdays,
il his neighbors will keep the annual
affair up, and We hope he will Am.
sterdam Eutefpriee
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-01
Mrs. lane W0odfin.

Mrs Jane Woodfin, aged 81 years
OF age. died at her home in Pleasant
Gap township Tuesday, September
10, 1908 Funeral services were
conducted by Rev L l. Wix, and
the rem ins we're laid to rest In the
Rogers cemetery September Is, 1908.
Mrs Woodfin was born In Henry
county and was the wife of the late
A. H Woodtin, a we'll known Coined
crate veteran. She is survived by
two sons by former marriage, A.
E and A. II Moore. Mrs. Woodfn
lived an upright life marked along
the way by deeds OF kindness and
good will to all.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-01

There are no discussions whatever
among Bates county Democrats this
year. They are all In line for Bryan,
Cowherd and the whole state and
county tickets.
r. K. Goodwin, Democratic commit.
teemsn from Mingo, was in Butler
Monday and favored Us pleasantly.
MIR. Goodwin brought In his complet
ed poll OF that township and turned
it over to Chairman Williams. He
reports political conditions satisiac-
tory.
Prof. Ives was In Adrian Tuesday
night, says the Journal. He is now
visiting the rural schools and lie very
much encouraged with the way the
work is starting out. Especially is
he pleased with the interest that was
taken In the Cleanup Day Is re-
suited In making many school build.
ings more attractive than they have
been for years.
Art Trader, the Kansas City cigar
broker, was In Butler Monday seeing
bis trade, and, OF course, called 30
discuss politics with the editor. Artis
an ardent Republican and believes In
Teddy-bears, buffoons and all He
threatened to write us regular
Rooseyeltian letter IN which he would
relegste US TO the AnaDiss Club, jus ,
as soon as he gos a hundred miles
away.
The Adrian Journal this week com
plains that parties have been cir.
culating reports to the effect that
smollpox is raging in that city The
Journal boldly asserts that this
rumor ia without foundation, and
that aside from q few cases of fever,
not any OF which are thought TO be
contagious, Adrian is In a very
healthy condition.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-01

l can turn your farms, live stock,
personal property stock OF mer
chandise or anything you have for
sale into cash on short notice
4S I'm f. c. ROBBINS, Auctioneer,
Sam L Coleman will make an effi
Client and popular treasurer. He
demonstrated his running qualities
In the primary, and II is only q ques.
ton OF the sizs OF bis majority.
John Il. Hukel, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Ella Hukel, and
aunt, Mrs. R. R. Carson, leit Tues
day for Hico, Texas, to visit an un.
Gle, James Hukel, who has lived at
shat place for several years.
Marshal Pratt Wyatt was called
upon Saturday afternoon to perform
the unpleasant duty Of shooting one
OF the sprinkler horses, owned by
VIM. Mcclure, which had It's leg brok.
en- by being kicked by another horse
William Sharpe, formerly OF Pleas
ant Gap township, came In the first
OF the week for q few days visit with
old friends. He now resides at Rich.
land, Oregon, and mad been to Chi
cago with 8 large number OF sheep
for market.
Hon. Lawrence M. Griffith made @
very creditable representative In the
last general assembly, and will have
additional prestige and influence In
the next He deserves and will receive
the undivided support Of the party
in this campaign.
Everybody knows honest old John
Hayes, who served the people so eff.
GENTLY for eight years as circuit clerk,
and we never had a better one He
has ever been popular with the vot
ers Of Bates county, and will be elect.
cd Public Administrator by a big
maj prity.
Henry Brstzler has returned from
visit to various points in Bates
county, "Iiound Bates county Dem.
ocrats up and coming" said he,
"and I look for q bigger majority
thsre than usual. l found many
Germans who have heretofore op.
posed Bryan who will vote the whole
Democratic ticket this year. "-Clin.
ton Democrat.
b. b. Harshaw and W. 81. Char.
tiers, Jr., left for the Springfield, Ills,
State Fair on last Saturday, with q
choice number Of big bone Poland
Chinas from their fine herds. Arriv
ing at Pleasant Hill Mr.. Harshaw
was refused permission to ride In the
car with his hogs and not being will
Ing to let them 20 forward without
constant attention, he returned them
to Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-01
Black & Arnold Clothing Co,

Judge Estes Smith was a pleasant
caller, while In Butler to attend coun.
ty court.
Come to Baptist Church Sunday
October 4, next, at $50 a. m. to
Rally Day exercises.
New shipment OF W. L. Douglas
shoes direct from maker.-Black &
Arnold Clothing Co.
A little girl baby arrived as the
home OF Marshal and Mira. Pratt
Wyatt on Sunday morning.
Get our prices before you buy
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
S. C. Estis, Of Lone Oak, has NOV.
ed into town. He will occupy the
Reavis property on Lyon street.
Frank Yske, one OF the Victims OF
the Windsor powder explosion, was
formerly station agent at Rockville.
Judge Cole complinented The
TINES with samples OF big fine
peaches gathered from trees In his
yard.
Our esteemed friend and long time
patron, Lester Compton, OF Amster.
dam, sends US remittance for re-
newal.
Edgar Smizer, a son OF. q. Smizer,
OF north OF this city, who has been In
California for the past year, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. H. Il. Fleisher returned to her
home in Lamar the first OF the week,
after pleasant visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Ed. Ray.
DR.. j. NJ. Norris, the specialist, has
rented the T. j. Morris property on
Pleasant street, and will move into
same on or about October LIST.
The county court met Monday as
q court Of appeals on the merchants
Statements that had been previously
raised by the Board Of Equalization.
Boys suits 81 90 and up. New
High Art" suits, Top coats, over
coats and cravenetts are ready for
you-Black &Arnold Clothing Co. 1t
There will not be man lost on the
county ticket this election. This IL
Democratic year ell along the line
and old time msiorities will be rolled
up.
Mrs. L. Convey, who had been visiti
Ing her daughter, Mrs. R K. Gnd
WIN, in Mingo, returned to Butler
Monday In company with Mr.. God
win.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
Ornate pdhIlco en- San German.
M'Iora que fnIta que 50 8xlIOHda a Ii mayor par
el do las EaIIos tranSNTsaI0s.
(De mWestrO reporter en- viaje. }

Novismbr0 26.-La msyor parts do lac
GALES dc la poblaCi6n tioDen "a SOS aC0Eas
de hormig6n, pRFaCidas lRB do Msysgii z
auuquO mucho mGH eBtEechaR ;pero GodaviR
fsltS eBs na0ioFS Ia mayor pRRts dc lRD
tERnHyGF8ales, La Ilamada, plaza del msF'
CGdO debisEa Bsr puoSts On mejoEaB cOndi.
clones, pSviment6ndola y d0ndo dO1Rgtis
Las Rguag, que On ouRnto lIueve IN POGO
c0nvi6TtanlR On lodazal.
La CiudRd eB de 10 mas piutoPeHC0
limpio = auB GALES On "a mayoFia de smpi'
nadaB lomsF, son muY aim6tsicas. Boni.
tss constTuCcionGB de sl0gauteB Casas Dc vi
vi9nda GvRloFRn 81 ornate dc Ia poblaCi6n
y pEuebau 90 pEogFaso.
La plaza, con aus TeaEsB de f jF8g "a
busn pavimeDto de hoEmig6u. es una de
Las meioFss do la iSls. La Ig!esiR cat6Iica,
Fscientemente reparada, 90 de les mas 90.
pacioBas y do una arquitGetura nevera. Ea
dc neptir0o que Sl antigua csnvento do
"Santo Domingo" 10 construction de sBs
g6neFo de mas antigu0dad en- Ia iBla, pusB
tisns mas de 3 Higlos ? medic dc hecho,
aigs de8atendido- y 30 deumoEonO POGO
POGO. Tanto poE Bu sntigusdRd como por
otEaB FREonGg, sBs cCnEtgucci6n dsbierB
mRntenerHs en- mejoE estado, svitando 10
FuiBa totRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
"ESTA De M0lA"

La VGrdad 90, que TODD 90 m0dR On nuea.
tRO pals. HastR el no conner GaFne, Bs hR
hecho una mod8 entFs Ci0Etoa iA0OTpOT0dos.
Ha bRBtAdo que & un ReropDgista 90 I0
hayR oCuEEido daciE que sl flame 10 yau'
tic, 90 mejoF alimsntO lqus la cREnG, para
que me teDgAn uStsd0B cioFtoB indiViduoB
SncorpOT1UdOae con tan sRnoB = nutEitiVoB
vegetables.
Y no hay freuoo de que conan oarns
aunquo la CostilIa- ma EGfsEo lR Gt 6oRR
-rtfanfuns y las HirvientaB pEotesten.
ElloS no OntFan ca arFeglo algunO
Hay que BfgUiE lG moda, mGieE-
diC0n.=La CaFn0 no haca faItR, no 90 tai
alim0ntc; eats probado poF sabio1 doctoreu,
poE hombHoB GRno8 ? TobuBtoE, como lon
comisaEiOB de PGiaro, Buona Vista Hato
tejas que Eon hombTes que caHi nuncR CO.
men caFne, , estau EObuBtOa y fusrtes con
fiRms = yautfs.
Y Uobre TODD, 60 10 que dicsn olloB tam
bi6n:
-lQuisn oompEa Oarna tan csrs? ESQ
est6 busno para les que no con imoOrpOTa'
dos, para que Rai ayudsn con Rlgo nuOB
tEo paEtido.
Y AhorR digo 20, que los no incOrpora
dos pFgAFon los vidrioB Fotos Comisnda Ia
Oarne cara, parO los incorporates con sl
name y Ia yauGfR no hac0n lR otra cam
pRfis.
jHAn visto uatOdOs Is mQda que 90 han
BRCado RhoEa algunOD de nueetTos AamRn.
tsB SdvsEBREios?
70 no s6 que dir6 & olo ol oorroBponBal
del diRrio EspubliOAno de San Juan. DsbO
ser Polo opuaBto, porqus Polito 90 buen
diante.
Lo que 81 6l no entHs con ell name Ia
yautfa. Mejor 30 deSjmcOrpOra. Vsya
que a.
GuGg0meS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

FL IBgiulientO Ila Iesnmi10 aI seFVi-
clio 0FiIDaEic.
9lls ss1lIl!as llIl Is eIOIeIgIas ] lIsIvGl0lls.

Con sl regFauo de laB comps MAS e" I"
"F"' "H 81 rsgimisnto De Pa0Fto Rico
haR0aumido 0l BsEvici0 0rdinaFic.
Lan paFadaB 90 veyifoaE6n, como Riem.
pro, ga 81 campo del Moro los luno1,
microbes ? vieRn05 laB Is de ls taEds
Los RjsFoiciOs avoluCion0s de bAtall6n
leEan los mRTteu = jueytR de 7,30 $50
dc la m, mana, btjo al mando del nusvo
eUmaadAnta, mayor Morrow
A lsB $50 de la mEhaDs del Iune8 dfs
30, 10 velifc&r6 la Eevista inspection
me sual On 0l campo del MORO, tomBndo
psEts toda Ia guaEniCi6n, incluHo la aacei6n
de amstFallRdOEaB, El corOnsl w iIBon
paBarG Ia Esvi4ta aRiAtido per Ga EItAdo
Mayor.
I'll mi6Ecolsn paBadp 6mbnEc6 on sl Goa
FaoaD, para N W York, RI Eapit6n Gam
bsll, acompsfiado por Bu familia. El CO.
pit6n va a. Hospital general del sj6Feito,
en- WsshiUgtop, ~EeguiF IN tPatamisnto
Para oil CoEa26n. Con GHa motiv0, 8l 1er
tenieuts do Hoatog hs GRumid0 el mand0
de 10 ComPadfa "B," de sBtaci6n On 81
MoEEo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

PARA Ia PRESEnTE ESTAGIQN. Los mu-
BhRchOs de ala Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO Ell problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
dniCOs que han COnseguidO tener en- sU
magnifico establecimientO ell surtidO mas
Vompleto de los artfculos del ramO. ALI
hunca faltau las legftimas camisetas de
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las mejores
me6ias para sefloras y niflOs asf como
para cabalIerOs. COntTatOs directOs con
2abricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
CuantO puedR pediTse y los meiOres pre-
CLOS. No hay quten yea y no cOmpre los
iUegOs de cintas "DOrOthy" que venden
en- Cajitas dos lazOs y una banda, 6 en- Ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemos servir cual-
quier color y preciO desde LIS 8 86 ell
iuego. Yea ell gran Iote de bordados y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemOs menOs
de la mttad de preoiO. En- telas bIancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn,
FTensh Organdi y cuantO el pdblicO de
gust0 necesite- Pida muestras 6 visite
nuestrOs grRndes RlmRcenes y seguIamen-
to hallRra cuantO neCesite. P. 0. b. 764.
TelefOn0 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

AL CAFE MORGAN-El acreditado es-
tab!ecimientO de Ia calle de la FOrtaleza,
tAllen 2l) acaba de Tecibir un magnGficO
surtido de tOda clase de cOnfituras y dull
0es. Sc despachan m6dicOs "lunchs" des-
5o9 eS beados mo- M ia
Els ell estabIecimientO favOritO de las damas
y se encuentra allf todO 10 mas gratO al pa
Iadar mas finO y delicadO. Cafe y chOcOla-
tes. EsmerRdO serViciO. 80 v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
INlIClDdR GENERAL

CONsEJOs A Las MADREs. ..El larabe
BRlmante de Ia sefiora WinsloW Cebe
usarse siempre que los nifiOs estan en- el
periOdO de la Cetenci6n. Proportions ALI
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, pEOdu-
ee un suefiO natural y tranquilo, aIivia ell
dOlor y 81 angelitO despierta mUy vivO
.Rlegre Els muy agradable al paladaE,
Dalma al niflO, ablRndR gus dolores, haCo
f8ciles Ia funcionen del est6mago y Tegula
los intestinOs. Es el mejOE remedio como
Oid0 para Ia diarrea va prOvenga 6sta de la
dOnticion de cuR1quiera OtrR c8usa.
DO Calmatne de Ia Sehora WinslOw": es el
neioP de tudOs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

UN NEGOOIO EN- HATO REY. - Sc
Gambia, pOr casa en- San Juan, abOnandO
SO Ha'O Rey. Casa, para pOcA familia,
mOderna construction, y complete cuartO
de bafIO. TerrenO, tres cuartOs de cuerda,
con tOda clase de frutales, inclus0 palmas,
mas de mil pif1as en- production, y aqua
manantials Para infOrmes, A. R'verO, P.
o. Box 528 Is v. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs

-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OlegantOI y & preCios SumsmOnts mo.
diCOG, Lon NCaba do EeCibir IA Tiondits do
Jo1efA ECh0vAEEiR, 81 lado del ayunta'
miOnto. VOnd9 tRmbi6n OfaCtoa Foligio
uol Comprs OnvoltuFRU do Jsbon Octa.
Ron.-SRn Juan, Box 216.
POr oada 10 centRvoI que 90 gasten has
to Ol 10 do EnsEo dc 1909, 90 rEgalRr6
ma pApeletN dc una. prsCiOBR mpfiBca y
un piano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

RBMATE DE PRENDAs-Lo1 dfa8
28 y 80 del CorEisntO mes de NoviambEs
de 1908, sn lR Casa do Pr6ltamoH do q.
L6paz C0pere, San Jol6, 90 vend0r6n co
p6bliCa BubNlta, irfnidad de prOndaa que
co han Gido FonovAdRg nj cRnco'adss, du'
oRntO sl tESnHCuFB0 de seis mesoH. La casa
nRntinf0 suH op0RaCiOnen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

LA CASA DE PREsTAMOS do Jol6
BR56n OatAblGCidR en- lS CASA n6moro 21,
OAll0 do Allen IlOvNrG & CRbo Ol diG l del
DiCiOmbTO & lRB 2 p m. 81 EemAta do IaB
pEOndAS que no han aldo FonovRdas nj
CRnO0lRdOB aus talon0G, dGBpuGB del plAso
que COnCedO Is Icy. La CASA Bigue aus
0pOESci0nOB. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

TERRENO EN- sANTUROE. Sc VEN
de una parcela de unOs $4,000 metros cua-
drados, situadR en- la calle de Canals,
ochenta metros de distanCia de la Plaza
del Mercado de dichO barriO de Santurce,
y en- colindancia pOr el NOrte con ell Par
que Residen encial".-Precio moderado y ia
c1lidades para ell pagO. - InfOrmara w.
Bosch Tetuan altos. DIP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

ENTIRE los Comprador0I do Eolois8 &
plRsoB On lR iOy0riR de F. KshFhRhn , %
70 E0gAlR un FOloj "WalthGm" IemRnal'
mOnt0. La Ultima BomRnR obtuvO uno ol
HoCfR Maria GnutiOr, Rio PiOdrsV.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
iiUQUlOACION!! iiUQUlDACION!!

Be venden barat1simos 5000 socos maderas
para casas- Gambler Muntansr J Go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
A Los SENBRA0ORES De GAAAS.

No pidA uDtod EomAnan para ponRr Huu
CNfiaG.
PEonto tsndE6 On dsp6Hito para HsrvirlO
!sB que uatod nOOGGit& @J. SIRE, San
Juan, 15TR|
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
M0VlMIENTO MARITlMO.
De Ia costa.

M0VlMIENT0 MARITIME.
De Ia costa.
Golatas AuraIia, PadEito, Luisito , Ana
Maria.
Para Ia costa.
GolGta8 San Jol6 y Psrla,
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.
Del ertsriOr.
BuenoB Aires descsrgando.
CO8taneTO0.
"OoEs86n do Maria" HumRCao.
RSmOS = Dolores dsECaEg8ndo,
Isabslita NOguabo.
CaEmalita pOndisntG.
EncaFnRci6n Yaubuooa , Luquillo.
PFogTGBo p0ndientG.
GuilI0rmito Arroyo y MRunabo.
,P0ElR Vi0qUsB.
BWqWe8 anWnoi13OS.
V0por eBpanol CatAlinR, sali6 al IA del
CoIriOnts de BAFCOlona, EscslaE6 On Puerto
Rico, sRntisgO do Cuba, HAbRna, MatRn'
EAg y Ponce.
Vspor oUpanol Condo VifrOdO, Uali6
dc BRTCsIonR para cate puerto el 10 del
ooEEiOntO, hacienda Ia eBOsla intSFm0dia
para San Juan, Pence ssntisgo de Cuba,
HAbRna y OisnfuEgO8
Golsta americans Republic. sali6 do
Nav York para este puerto Ol IL del CO.
EFiGntO.
Vspor americana Julia LuckdnbaCk
uRIi6 de Nav Orleans para 0utR Ol 10 del
C0TTisnte.
La gOlstR americana "HarEy Lippitt''
ampssRT6 & CaTgaF On New York 81 % de
NoViembE0 HRldE6 ol 2 do DiciOmbR8
La golsta americana "Alio0 OFHbiteO"
eBt6 CRTgNndo para Arroyo y NEguAbO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
PPiDCip piGSG. Bien DGStFuyGDdO Ia CauSa
Benefici5 s una se5ora especiallsta en-

Benec espcta Intermediates del cabeudo
28O7 Archer Ave, Chicago ILL.,
nes oogafa para demorahe que NewbFOs Herpde
ha hccho po mi cabelo'.
eDds que Hepcde por prmera Ia he gGdo usando
excyanente del budo mageos esuados
(Frmado) Senora ANNA CONNER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28
Indispensable dsspuss de Intermediates severas.

17I7 Fremont ST., Denver Colo.
tad onvaecna dc eemedad orfa2a umonf) mi eabeo
Sc puso sin bo qubradzo principles Faabanuc6n
cabedoy peo parecf mo Use ecde acueEo las deco
n obteniend resuados de 10 ben6oo yo Ia taurac6n
mi cbeIo Herpe Concenzpdmene gusto 10
recomiendo preparation sin gu para cabeloa
Grmado) Sonora NJ MEGRUE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-28

Como preparation para Tocador Neybro Hede primer
ug vende tOd las Nacnes cada del Mundoy soa
peba serz sufcne para u porque pd de das
las personas de go No conene sementa mncha
6ne Detene picaz6n del cabeudO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-02

Here the happiest hours of Miss Man
nering's life are spent, and thither she
goes Immediately after her profession
al work ends for the season, which is
usually towards the end of May, and
there she remains until the end OF
September. During the months she
spends there she practically lives gu,
of doors. and returns to her work in
the autumn strong in body burned and
tanned as to face and physically and
intellectually refreshed for the long
season of travelling and acting. Miss
Mannering will be seen in GLORIOUS
Betsy" at the Grand Thursday May II.
'Thc College Boy"
On Sunday night Mr.. Ralph Riggs
and a company of strong players will
present 1.-The College Boy at the
Grand. Mr.. Riggs is capable coined
IAN having gained distinction as star
in the "Florodora" company of New
York.
In the college Boy he has unlinit-
ed opportunities to show his ability,
and certainly makes the most of them.
THE College Boy is a bit Of clean,
mirthful comedy, with dainty dances
and catchy musical numbers scattered
throughout the performance, giving it
a flavor that suits the taste of all the
alter goers. A strong supporting cast
of well known artists picked from large
musical shows of the east help to make
the show one of the best of college
comedies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-02
AN AUTO ENDURANCE TEST.
Will Run From Kansas City to Law
renee and Return on May 16.

Lawrence. Kan, May 1.-Two par
ties of automobilists will make an
automobile endurance test run from
Kansas City to Lawrence and return
on May 16. The first party will consist
of about fifty large automobiles, which
will run from Kansas City to Law
renee, thence to Ottawa, where they
will take dinner. and back. to Kansas
City via Olathe-a trip of about lao
or las miles. The second party, in
smaller automobiles. will attempt only
the trip to Lawrence and return. dis
lance of IS miles.
They will reach here about 10
O'Clock, leaving Kansas City at 1880 or
500. One thousand points will be
given each of the machines, which will
start from Kansas City at intervals of
one minute. A limit of travel will be
established, about Is miles ner hour
probably being the minimum. If a
machine must stop for any reason So
many marks will be taken away, ac-
cording to the rules. Checkers will
be placed at different points on the
route, pro bab1y at Zarah, Desoto, Law
renee, Baldwin, Ottawa and Olathe,
who will keep tab on the movements
of the cars.
The advance party to lay off the
route was here here yesterday. They
were very enthusiastic over the good
roads along the route, and praised the
split log drag.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-02
ASK FOR A DRY LAWRENCE.
The X. U. Paper Takes Up the Cam
paign of Student Edition.

Lawrence. Kan. May 1.-The Kan
san, the semi-weexly newspaper of
the University of Kansas, in its last
issue devotes the greater part of its
space to the "joint" question that was
stirred up in Lawrence by the pub
,ication in the paper that was run by
university students Saturday Of the
story of violation of the liquor law in
Lawrence.
In long editorial the Kansan de-
mands in behalf of the students. that
the officers enforce the law. Caustic
replies are made to articles by the
regular editor of the paper turned
over to the students and In another
paper The article deals severely
with the regular editor. The police
Judge, who was shown to be the
owner of building in which Joint
was run, and is reported to have
threatened to send Any students
brought before him to the rock pile,
comes in for some attention. An
extra large edition of the college
paper was issued and distributed
throughout Lawrence.