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Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
FINCH & CARR, uNDeRTAKERS AND EMsALMERs Tempe, Ariz.
 Phones: 131, Finch; 179. Carr.
CLOSE OF SCHOOL.

The Jordan school closed last Friday and the occasion was fittingly cele- brated the day following by an appro- priate program at ten o'clock followed by piano picnic. Though the school term was only of seven months dura- ton. during the year there were pur- chased and placed in the school, twen- ty-six desks of the latest model.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office,

Phoenix. Ariz., March 5, 1908.
 sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Mack MI Acuff, contestant. against Homestead Entry No. 462 (Ser. O2476). made October 19. 1906, for the NEA SWA, the Eh SEA and NWA SEA, Section 29, Township IN. Range HE, G. & S. R. Base and Meridian, by Catherine Thompson, de- ceased. Contestee, in whick it $ alleged that said Catherine Thompson aban- doned said homestead for more than six months prior to her death. That
Arizona republican., 1909-04-12
April. 1908.

April. 1908
 Said parties are hereby notified to appear. respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock am. on May II, 1909, before the Reg ister and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Phoenix, Ariz
 The said contestant having, in a
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
,SOriDnnOet IA Gar.

Glen u. &imbaa, 1pis Gpriuinoen
/ 1895 fra 9eaowooo. g. g., 6upr
ban bar en- beloig yanter, bar p0rei
ct WlDferium If Qtar / WlinneIota %
Gatotaerne, optraaote lDslepenoe for
lin Sultru paa ben 6arm nNr 2ari-
remore, u. 3, bpor bum mango gar
bar boet Dos fine egne Golf.
SEQ Far ONrct inoeip0rYt, iaQoe
BAN. seq bleD lp8laot for ire Wlaa=
neOer iioen. Seq BAR noe al Stano
til at tOryeiponOere meo min 6amilie ;
8repcne, jeQ itreD til min 0uitru, mine
soft % mine &enntr, blep fgnoerrepet
iOr mine Gine. "a je9 blep l5slaot,
be9pnote jeg itrar at Iogs eiter min
Suitru. Seq sniteOe lite at blipe
jenot al nogen dnoen."
@aniprtns @aar er graaiprGngt %
gIHs Nnll9t turet men pan er 'remoe=
les oirtiom % iurnpist.
@lsn u. Simbaa ioriUanOt ira
3taomoOo Sommeren 1895. 9loole
ll9er ienere fanOt man 9i9et af en-
WanO Yldd 0ias. iom antoaes at
pGrc &imbals, o9 bet bleO begrapet i
&eno, SOulton Go., Minn. Yi9et
bleO ienere 9raOet up og ilpttet iii pro-
iperO, fillmore 90, Minn., 6por ct
@'onument bleO reilt al Simbaas 0u.
ltru.
Soet bleO itiitet. % $4,000 glsiu-
rance bleD tolletteret. Oan blep be-
9rUot iom Oso al i'm Suliru "a en-
9atter.
s 1896 flptteOe lRrs. &imbaa til
Sarimore, N. O., bOor bun boiatte l9
Dos jim Sntel y. ". gabcof, iom
opoe, eIterlaoenoe benoe 5 Settioner
Sano, bUorpaa BUN MI Dor.
aimbaa pil enoau life sipe no9en
6Ortlarin9 Oper lit mpitiits 6rnper.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06

ut 9l9oe lig oper andres 6attigoOm
er bsilt uipmmeli9t, men Der fan bog
p9re Silf9loer, oa en- Iaaoan @l0oe
er tilgipelig. Ti bar netop ct iligt
Silf9loe Der | Spo 0atota. Wasls-
mproeren Tictor er fattis, o9 bans 6ar
eller andre Sl99min9e fan in9en f.
nanlel Steite poe bum, felo ON be bll=
De. SDo Satotas yorssre fan laals.
oes iOpe trp9t Den fate Sperbspis.
ming, at &etten pil 9aa fin Sang, oa
gictor ingen SiOur Sails 9lbrpsgers
pengel0t bar at faloe tilbase paa, iaa
Der in9en Tare er for, at bans Sag
bill blipe be uretiGroi9e Msnneiter /
Wooop GOuntD forela9t til Nfgiprelie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
spcialinblaoet n9lppeal to .Reniun~

Socialiitblaoet "9lppsal to &enion"
muotOs / be to fgrite ll0er, eiterat bets
&eoattpr bleo taltet 6Gngiel, 54,777
nDe glbOnnenter. 9il Snmmenli9nin0
ian Nnfpres, at Ylaoet be to iiofe
Tiger fpr buns goufoioelie fun lit
10,379 npe sl5Onnenter. "YoItsn"s
SpaaoOm ct altfaa 9anet / OpiDloelis.
Spcialismen bar lit llOIpring fra Ell
ureti9roig gebanoling al Den arbei=
oenoe &ldsie, % oct er Ell SelOfel9e,
ut 10 mere uretI0roig IebanOlin9 oen=
ne alasie er 0jenitano for, oeIto flere
Spcialilter maa Der blipe. Saa langt
ier lite "glppeal TO HeOion"s 6orfpl-
9ere, % bet er laaoanne "Pin Seabs",
Iom letter bet republitanite Parti i
SanrD9te. Sc ier life, at be oeo et=
bpert MT gtn9reb paa Socialismens
SeOere ielp bigger Oens G0itninge
lt9rtere.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
DQDaTf YAppf Of Insurance

Company Certificate Of Authority.
Whereas. The Catholic order of For
esters. corporation organized under the
laws OF Illinois. has nled in this Office
a sworn statement exhibiting its condi-
ton and business for the year ending
Dec. 81, laos. conf0rmable to the re-
quirenents OF the laws rf this state reg
ulating the business Of Insurance; and
Whereas. The said company has fled
in this Office duly certified copy OF it's
charter, with certificate OF organization,
IN compliance with the requirements Of
the insurance laws aforesaid:
Now, therefore. !. O. 5. Basford COM
missioner Of Insurance OF the state OF
South Dakota, pursuant to the rrovisi)ns
of said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named company Is fully cmpOw-
cred, through its autAorl2 i 9gents. TO
transact its appropriate business OF Fra
ternal Life Insurance in his state. ac-
cording TO the laws thereof until the 3lst
day OF December A. d. 1903.
IN testimony whereof Z Pc. unto
set my hand and o''ti1' e'0l at Pierre.
this 9rd day of April, 4. d. le99.
(Seai.) O. 8 EhSFOPD,
Cour issouer Of Insurance
BY /. A. Sohp' e"' f''ir" Fi"rk
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
Sep. SO. Gaau. HebQftcren fpr as bf

SEQ. ". Ggan, Geoattpren for "Sbt
9lmerican &epublic", bet fore Geform=
blaO SiOur ,Salls, anip9er ON &et til
at 9jenOpta9e fin Sa9fprerprari8 ber
Staten. 0et bar iom betjenot Sta
tens Sa9fprerforenin9, Der bar Stplb
J, at 9r. Cyan milteoe lin 9tet til al
praltlere Iom Sa9igrer, % ben enc al
NarIa9erne BERTH bor ben at forDinore
bam ira after at fsre Sa9en mob Wrs.
&allfmunn, bOem oct engan9 bar lpts
teoes bam at iaa funoet itplbi9 Woro,
meoen5 Ell nnoen @runo bar at trDoie
6oltebilien Winnebaba Goun=
tD Oeo at forbinore, at ban ppertp9
Gmbeoet iom StutsaoOotat - ct gm=
bebe, boortil ben fore Aiaioritet al
Wfinnebaba Gountps gor3ere b0O-
be pal9t bam -, pg alt lDtteoes. giu
blir Spprgsmaalet: Sil YDrgerne /
Wtinne6aba 6OuntD beo n9ite Gal9
bile, at oct er oem, iom raaoel, p9 lite
en- Sanoe iambittigbeosleIe Sa9fsrere,
eller pil be talts lin Stemme for en- al
De W0no for SiatsaoOptat, iom peO
iioite Tals ippttet oem 9lnIi9tet? Gu
llsas oct at naar Sr. @9ans 9tnie9=
ming ON Get til at 9jenppta0e lin
Sagfsrerpraris tommer pp til Ys6ano
ling, laa pil Statens Sasisrerforenin9
eaer "Soutb 9atota Yar Nslociatipn"
al al Mlagt mooarbeioe ben. 9llt bette
biier ben ijohe Waaoe, bbortaa bpoti=
9e MGno fra NabOltaterne bliper mob
taget / pisie 9ele al Spo Satota, naar
De paa 0runolag af ben intelli9ente
Del al geioltnifsens Sillio ipger at
itaife Jig ct 8irteielt. Suboe G9an
pGret Ell &Gobare, iaa baoos ban for
lGn9e lioen p9ret hoe az Wtinnsbaba
GOuntp; men ban bar biotil pilt iis at
bore Ell Wsano, for bbem "blufs oon't
90, % De ejlenporoisbeoer, ban bar
sjennemgaaet, tjener fun til at eno
itGrfere at beoiie, at bet netOp er Der,
Ell icaoan Mano trGn9es. gsan er
Ell Wano NIB rent Wtel Yolen, o9
bans Orb bar @9st. Sin Saefsrer.
prarts bebeoer ban lite at faa tilbase,
.oa ban iOm Ell bpstis Rebattpr os 3a-
Ter lite bsbsper at frpsts for fit finan-
liells llotomme; men rimeli9pis bar
ban iaoisnot lin glnis9ning Saab on
oetO beore at iaa Gag paa fine Sienosr.
Sra Here 9Olo pmtes Der allereoe ON
at iaa Sr. Ggan til at itilIe Jig iom
9anoioat for euperupr beo n9lte
gals, p9 ban bar enoog fra entslte
Solb, bpor ban er bel tjenot, mootaset
Fetltipner Den Anleoning. Spao
ban bar Iparet paa bisis, oso oi lite.
-Mcn ntpiliomt er oct. at ON Ell Mano,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
"SNCtci8 Maaa,inC".

geiiillin9cr paa bette ppperci9e ia.
milieitrift fan MI iroisnOe5 til "Sis=
Teton PoIien", (5fIin9ton, 9. ,. vi
mOotager ogiaa Subitriptionspenyene
ira 9am!e 2lbonnentsr, iom eniter at
iornpe. "Succeis Maga5inr" uotom-
mer Nep YOrt meo ca. 32 ltore, tre=
ipulteoe SiOer maaueolig, beitet Cm=
Lag 6arDetrpt, trptt paa int, glasie-
ret Papir, rigt iilultreret % inoebols
oenoe allioi9t 2NieitoI al 2lmeritas
beoite Stribenter. 81 pr. glar. 9no=
ieno 8erss Seltiain9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
"StjGre, itjGre SABRE,
Spem ltal Sabren binoe?"

Sbem Ital Sabren binbe?"
Saaleoes be9Dnoer en- Sang iom hi
l9rte / bOr Sarnoom. Siotn Selp=
binoeren blep ppfunoet, er oeIteSprg9ss
maal beIpuret, og oerfor ian man M
foranore San9en iaaleoes
StjGre, itj0re Sapre,
Spem ital Sapren "ibOde'?
Sette Sper9smaal er III al lan9t lterre
Iigt9bso for gioropeitens 6armere, pg
ON nOgle glar, naar Selp="Sboderne"
blir alninoelige % 9lutOmobilerne
naar fit Seioepuntt, fan man ipn9e:
StiGre, ltj9re Sabre,
Sbem ital Sabren lpiie?
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
glge Tennies er nplig blepet mpntet

gfge Tenniea er nplig blepet mDntet
/ philadelphia 9lnleonine Sunoreoe-
aarsOagen for 9lbrabnm 2incolns 6so=
iel. Qincolns 9obeo, iom iinoes paa
Mpntens enc Sioe, er ta9et fra ct sp=
tp9rafL iom Charles elliott Norton
par / yeiiOoelie al. GunIineren aisr
glnIigtet milot O9 imilenbe % ie9er /
ell iGrlig @rao at sipe ben ioltetlGre
Pr0lioent oct llOtrpt, iom ban bapoe,
naur ban talte meo ggrn. Gunline=
ren er Wlrtor 3. grenner, en- 20aaria
Rusler, Der iom lioen Out tom til
slmerita, iol9ie 5priiitier paa @uoerne
% ltuoereoe ON apeloene peo Cooper
Snltllutet glew BORT. Dan iammens
ipareOe NOT Penge til at iortiGtte line
Smoler | paris 90 bar nplig aabnet et
9ltelier 9Imsrita.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06

Rpem life ensang Moie Saufmanns
Pensei9t formaar at tjsbe, filler fig
iom &anbioat for Gupernsr paa ben
republitanite @alsieooel, iaa bill
ban blipe palgt. so oa faar maaite
@leolemmerne al "Soutb Satota 9ar
9lsiotiaton" bet trablt mso at IortUle
6Oeranore, bpilte itore 0gneboOer De /
0runoen er.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06

VigningD rroirn al grprei5=4ompas
nierne Der S.Got. er blet forgset mso
100000.
50 amerifnnite lRisiiOnGrer aon9o
baOoe onentligglort Ell 2lbsartitsl meo
falIte geiiDloninger operfor ct belgiit
Sompaul. Gette anla9oe Sag mpo
N|lsltOnRrerne Tor gogpeitelie. 5mi0
lcrtio blanoeoe bsn amsrltanife 9ieejes
ring fg / Sagen, % bet ier no, iom
ON Den belgiite Gegjering bill uoorte
at Sa9en moo lPislionRrerne bliper
neoopsiet. Zen bar life &aaO til at
l09ge ii9 no meo Sntel Sam, bpis
Stprte iom betlenot bar ben G9enltab,
at Den Iormaar at ajere iort til bOiot
- llrstfGroisbeo til Jietieroi9beo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
1lcre lnffeliae.

Alf PeteriOn, olga Stnoitao, 81.
5otnion, 99. g. 9OOoia 5rSep6 MOe,
Crp6a @aniOu % Garl 2arion blep
lat geiiiQip9er al Qlnter's YuIincfs
6oIle9e be IiOite 9a9e. Sammenli9n
bette meO, loaO andre Sioler 9jor for
inc @raoucntcr. Seno eiter &aialog
til q. y. g., }ar9o euer @rano Sorts,
g. ..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
Kiarli9l,et.
(!Iu : D b q II 9 elnes)

SiGrli9bet er eiuet5 yptte,
&iGrli9bet CT Wlrben5 Col r.
SiGrIi9bet er nuabeiS Smptte
lmeIter IS / Dlertets FoI.
6irrli9bet er Grerne9IonS
r lln9opmsiioenS Sanfte sNan3,
- Ipier oper merts Stier
- buiiter emit, noar Sascn tier. -
HiGrli85ct cr Sorg % Smcrte
r ilhttey Col Morsen9n9
- Oroper mon8t Ct llnsoom;9Iertc
- bpuer SiGle iuS 5fu.
aicrli9bct cr znft % Nag
9ier til yt0t eu lln9oomSong
eoer yiOctS Wlon5 % G'loben
bancr oite PEI til 0gocn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06

Sisseton, S. d., July l4th, 1909.
The Board of County Commissioners
met as per adjournment, al members
present and J. a. Ray, County Auditor.
The board continued checking the
Treasurer's and Auditors books and on
completion were found to be correct
and approved the same.
On motion made and carried to ad-
journ to July 18th, 1903
Signed,
PETER Moe, Chrm.
Attest:
]. y. RAY. co. Auditor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
ellington spp 2afota. sreoas, ste @msun 1909.

Motion made 10y Mr.. Vreim that the
board adjourn to meet September 7th,
1909. Seconded by Mr. Granbois. mo-
tion carried, all voting fog.
Signed
Attest: PETER MoE, Chrm
j. n. RAY, Go. Auditor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
G onnlis ssio,lers.
Official Proceedings of the Board Of
County Commissioners of Roberts
County, South Dakota
(Continued.)

kNOnllnucU.j
Sisseton, >. d., July 18th, 1909.
The Board of County Commissioners
met as per adjournment of July 18th,
all members present and ]. a. Ray,
County Auditor.
The board took up the checking and
auditing the books ana accounts OF the
Treasurers and Auditors Offices.
/ p. IN. Board met and adjourned to
look over some roads that the good
roads committee Of Sisscton are asking
for an appropriation to help build.
The board adjourned to July lith,
1909
PETER Moe, Chrm.
Attest:
j. A. RAY, Co. Auditor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
Eariicr0runt er en- Farli0 8in9 {

Fariicrgrent er en- Farlig Sing at
bgu9e paa &opeOtaal for at blipe tpit
@aalmarten. Get or06er ri0ti0not
4|artcn, men bet b0noer p9laa, at bet
orGber De 6OIt iom ipiicr Gaalen.
) Selrioncu ient poa 2litenen: "ajo-
re Profssior, ge maa tomme fer
bort ltrar. gjllemor Bur ipHlget en-
lipttel."
Proic9iOrcn (trat % ippniq): "9e.
6oOer Sc 0a abIolut glottelcn iaiten?"
Tlpoet Oil, bOia oct er urent. baue
en- 9lennem9ribenoe SnohDoelie paa
3eres 0elbreo; Stprte bill pige Plao.
len for opa8beo, og 3cre5 .6uo pil
bllpe plettet meo llobrlo oi llrenbeo.
6or oDer ct @unoreoe glar iioen bleb ct
llrtemiooel for llrent 9loo tilbereot,
iom alorig bar Iunoet fin Qi9e Or.
Peters &urito. Get faaes life hos
}ipotbeterne. Sfrip til Or. pster
5a6rneD 81 Sons 60. ll2 -l18 50.
0opne glOe., Chicago, 81.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06

By strengthening the nerves which
control the action Of the liver and bowels
Or. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills cure
constipation. 80 doses 25' cents. q
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-08-06
SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS ID
XEAD 1ppQ

Policies or certificates issued $4,000
Total policies or certificates
in force Dec. 81, 1908. ...n. 687. 900
Losses and claims incurred. 1000
Losses and claims paid. ..... 1,500
Total receipts ............... S,199
Total expenses .............. $50
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14
Travels Far to See Baby.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 9.-For two
years iight-haired, blue-eyed boy wait
ed and longed in California to see that
wonder of wonders, the new baby
brother, in far-away home in Tennes-
see. His mother and father had sepa-
rated three months before the baby ar
rived, and many were the times that
Bryan Alexander wondered just what
that little brother looked like.
He longed to see his mother, and he
longed to see the baby, but Redlands,
CAL, is long way from Martin, Tenn.
He had no money and the father would
furnish neither the money nor the con-
sent that would allow the child to travel.
He got job as messenger boy, and
saved carefully, almost miserly, $2S.2O.
He bought half-fare ticket to Tennes-
see and started on his runaway journey
across half continent.
Bryan arrived in Kansas City yester-
day afternoon at o'clock, and while
he waited for train that was to take
him to St. Louis he told of his trip.
When / got to Salt Lake City" he
said, Il had dollar left A police
man arrested me. He had telegram
, from papa, who said / was running
away, but they telegraphed mamma,
and she told them to send me on. .
The boy carried letters of recommen-
dation from E. G. Gownas, Judge OF
the Salt Lake Juvenile Court, and from
s. M. Barlow Chief of Police.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14

higher, potatoes, eggs and fgactically
everything else raised on the farm are
high, too. Wheat was the last to re-
spond to this general advance all along
the line.
The only thing that has kept the
price of wheat down has been the open
ing of new territory in Canada and Ar
gentine.
II do not believe that there are going
to be low prices for wheat this year
know that there has been some new
wheat sold for the July delivery But
suppose there should be wet harvest
or insects should get into the wheat,
where are they going to get tito deliver!
WILL WATCH ARMOUR.
"There will be very little Western
wheat to come to Chicago. 1t will be
all grabbed up by the millers. Many OF
the mills are shut down now. Their
property is lying idle and their money
is lying idle. With these men the price
of wheat is going to be secondary
consideration.
j. Ogden Armour is the disturbing
factor in the market, and one of the
reasons that brought Patten back to
Chicago was to watch the movements
of this big millionaire operator.
PACKER MAKING SPREAD. "
Armour, in the opinion of the big
board of trade men, is making what is
known on the board as spread. " He
is taking his profits on the May deal
in the Liverpool market and is directing
this end of the game from Europe,
where he is spending a number OF
months.
At the. same time he is buying large
quantities of May and July wheat on
the Chicago market.
Armour is still bear on wheat for
the July delivery. Patten is bull, and
the biggest bull in the pit. Armour
locked horns with Patten on the May
deal, and the result was disastrous to
him.
Now it seems likely that they are to
do battle once more on the July deal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14
Every Fly a Disease spreader.

Now, in the middle of May, there
are comparatively few flies II pre-
ventive means are used to kill the flies
that exist now, the number of the pests
will remain small. But if those pre-
ventiye means are not used-well, here
are few figures.
According to figures issued by the
Bureau of Agriculture, flies multiply
themselves 120 times every ten days
That means that fly allowed to escape
will represent forty quadrillion or some
such number to buzz around and spread
germs by the middle of August. Every
fly, understand, carries several million
germs.
That's what one fly can do if it is al
lowed to escape. Now suppose hum
dred flies are allowed to go unmolested
think it over.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14
OWES QUARTER OF A MILLION
Henry A. Klyce Grain Company, oi
Dyersburg, in Bankruptcy.

Memphis, Tenn, May 8.-Claiming
the Henry A. Klyce Grain Company,
of Dyersburg, Tenn, is insolvent, a
petition was filed in the United States
Court here to-day asking that it be
thrown into involuntary bankruptcy.
The petition was filed by the Illinois
Central Railroad Co., the ]. A. Greer
Grain Co., of Peoria, H., and the Up
dixie Grain Co., of Chicago.
The Illinois Central's claim against
the Dyersburg company alone is said to
amount to $40, 0,67045, while it was de-
clared in the office of Referee Hornsby
this afternoon that statement from the
books of the involved company would
show an Indebtedness of more than
$3.50, 900.
The principal asset is the monster
plant of the Klyce Company, at Dyers-
burg, one of the largest grain elevators
in the South and valued at more than
5000, 900, according to Dyersburg people.
Following the discovery of the indebt-
edness of the grain company to the rail
road, the Illinois Central agent at Dyers-
burg has been removed. He is said to
have allowed Klyce to take out car leads
of corn consigned to his firm without
payment OF. promises to pay.
News of the filing of the petition in
Memphis created a sensation in Dyers-
burg. Klyce has lived there practi-
cally all his life, and has hdilt one of
the largest trades il. the eDtire South.
Corn was his specially, and his plant
did a business ss/estimated at $4,000, 900
a year.
Acting on the petition, which was ac-
companied By letter said to have been
written by ihe Klyce firm, admitting
insolvency, - ich has not been
given out by the members of the firm,
Judge Mccall appointed A. A. Horns
by temporary receiver.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14
Big Row in Army

Washington, May 9.-There is tur-
MOL in the war department and abund-
ant promise of a reproduction in that
branch of the military establishment of
the demoralEmion which prevails in
the navy def ment The bureaus
chiefs maintain Wat the general staff is
interfering with their proper functions.
1t was this course attributed to the gem
era staff which led the house military
committee at the last session of Con-
gress to incorporate in the army appro-
priations bill clause which practically
put the general staff out of commission.
| It sought to reduce the number Of
| Junior officers attached to that body;
that it's facilities for doing much work
would be seriously hampered Members
of the general staff viewed this step with
alarm. Nothing came Of the proposed
legislation, which was ruled out of the
bill on a point of order, and not re-
stored by the Senate.
1t was then expected that a curb
would be placed on the operations of the
general staff instead of which it has
gone on during various things which
the bureau chiefs, Who are heads OF
special staff corps, regard as usurpa-
tions of their duties.
INCREASES STANDING ARMY.
One of those usurpations is the TAX
ing over by the general staff of the es-
Inmates for equipment and supplies,
which were formerly handled by the
bureau chiefs.
The general staff is working on acom-
prehensive scheme which contemplates
a reorganization as well as an increase
of the army and makes some radical
changes, which the bureau chiefs and
representatives of the line do not re-
gard as necessary. 1t has been decided
by the general staff that the army IN
time of peace should comprise an en-
listed force of 135, 900 men, an increase
of over S5, 900. This proposition is not
likely to be received with favor by Con-
gress,
Another feature likely to arouse con-
siderable opposition is the consolidation
of the quartermaster's department, sub
sstence department and the pay de-
partment into general supply branch,
the head of which shall be a major
? general, with three divisions under as
many brigadier- generals, corresponding
to the present quartermaster-g general,
commissary- general of subsistence and
paymasterg general.
OTHER SIGNS OF TROUBLE.
This is an old plan which has been
suggested to Congress on other oc-
casions and has met with opposition,
generally on the ground that it simply
adds another wheel to the machinery
arm of the Administration
1nere are olner SuDJcCCS WHICH h@No
been taken up by the general staff, to
the manifest disapproyal of the bureau
chiefs, and there are signs of trouble
which it will require firm action on the
part of the Secretary Of War to adjust
without creating in the war department.
the hubbub which has been raised In
the navy department over bureau con-
solidation and navy yard reorganiza-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14

The Zotwots, as everybody knows, or should
know, are an amiable people who from the land
of Aroundabout, and the especial friends OF
children They make it their duty to see that young
folks not imposed upon by grumpy old foikS ana
in their audabe efforts they assisted, noby and
quickly, by the Jay-Fow-the sedate and soulful
Jay Fowl, who is the ZotwotS' pet. And ne knows
it. (See verse for confirmation of this)
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14
From Uncle Remuss-The Home Magazine for May.
Fate of the Cruel Driver

Verse and Picture BY r. J. DEAF
Yes this driver
Made little boy cover
When some one yelled out: "Cut behindP
Then the Zotwots they came,
Took hand in the game,
And swggled this driver unkind;
He ran screaming and cried
If they'd jest let him ride
He'd never again cut behind
P.S.
Nouc, the Jay-fowl necer does forget
The things the Zotacots do
For the Jay-fo,cl is the Zotaoots pet,
And the ZotDots knoao it, too.