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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
SIuQged and Robbed.

Brakeman ]. W. Daughty was
knocked seuseless and robbed by =
footpad in Plttsburg last Saturda7
night. He had started to 60 To his
car, when 10 q dark place some one
struck him in the temple, and be did
not wake up until nearly morning.
He was able to take HE run the next
morning but had . badly blsekened
eye TO show for his experience.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Straub, Of S. Central, girl.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Straub, of S. Central, a girl.
Mrs. c. Ruff and Mrs. Fred Nixon
went to lola Monday to visit.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
Sproul, 1902 N. Grant, a girl.
STUNG FOR Is YEARS
by Indlgsstion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth Of medicine
in vane, B. b. Ayscue, OF Ingleside,
N. o., at last used Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, and writes they wholly
cured hun. They cure BiliUusnsss,
Sick Headache, Stomach, Liver
Kidney and Bowel troubles, 25o at
Oriental DRUG Company.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
He Was Captured.

Mr.. Green-"Now I'm going to tel
you something, Ethel. Do you know
that last uight. at your marty, your
sister promised to mlrry me? i hone
you'll forgive me for taking her
awayS"
Little Ethel-"Forpive you, Mr..
Greenl or course / will. Why,
that's what the party was forl"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
Poultry Show.

The third annual exhibition OF the
Chanute Poultry Club will be held
In the old sun office on North Lin
coin avenue December 20 to % iDclu-
siye. This bids fair to he the largest
meet the association has ever held.
There will be more bi DIS than ever
before shown and of better grade.
Bring In your birds, they will be
in good company.
Don't fail to visit the show whether
you have any birds on display or not
You will he surprised at the fine
poultry that is raised about Chanuts
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03

YOUNG GIRLS ARE VICT1 ms
of headache, as well az older women,
but all yet quick relief aud prompt
cure from D.. Kings New Lite Pills,
the worlds be 81 remedy for SICK ano
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood, and strong nerves aud build up
your health. Try them. 2bc at
OIitn al Drug Company.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
CARLTON.

R,..che Price came Thursday 7
sn.,o THANKSGIVING with her grand
fsth.r =. p. Miller and family, an
rsturuco SUNDAY Afternoon.
Mrs. Martin and Grace Clatfelte
Of Chanute speLt last Friday Will
Mrs. Adam ChicadoDz.
MR.. Alta Allen of Chanute spen
las, week at her fathers, Geo. Meral
and family.
Mrs. win Foetisch of Renfro, Okla,
came Wednesday to visit her sister
Mrs. Ben Gibson and family, also he
husbssd IS people, the Foetish orother
and Mrs. Balch,
DR.. KiDgsbury, of Oswego, Kansas
same Wednesday to treat Mrs. Geo
Jshuson west Of town, who is quite
poorly.
Rita Cornell left Wednesday for
Garnett, where she will spend Thanks
giving with her brother Will.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Taylor aud
children, south of town, and Mrs.
Chicadonz ate Thanksgiving dinner
with Mrs. LESS and ReHa.
Miss Bessie Chansler of Dennis
spent from THURSDAY until Sunday
with Johnnie Gaughan and family.
Miss Beatrice Craue Of Kansas City
came Wednesday TO visit her parents,
Grandpa aud Grandma Crane and
her brother, N. J.
Mrs. Harry Brown has treated her
house to new coat of paint
Mrs. Harry Wilson Of Galesburg
spent a part of last week With her
mother, Mrs. Clara UmbaIger.
Mrs. Anna beats, Of Chanute,
spent Thanksgiving with 81 Brews-
ter and children and then came to
carlton TO visit her friends, Mrs.
Lless and ReDa.
There was quite pleasant surprise
al the heme Of Mr., and Mrs. James
Midcap last Saturday in hon-r OF
Mr.. Mjdcap's 83rd birthday. Those
present we're MI. Grant Mdcap. of
Colorado; Mrs. w. Il. Reynolds and
two sons, of Erie; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Miccsp and children of Shaw and Mr..
and Ml.. George Midcap and children
OF summit. After Doubtful dinner
was served they repaired to the yard
where tLeg had a picture OF the
family taken, giving Grandpa and
Gaaudma the seat of honor. They
brought their photographer from
Erie with them. Grandpa Midcap
has lived to u ripe old age, but we
trust he will live to eBjoy many more
birtl. days as bright as .he one just
passed,
carlton VS.. Urbana: On Thanks
giving day the people had an opportu-
nifty OF seeing the sturdy school boys
OF carlton give the Urbana school
boys good drubblng in a game OF
base ball. In the beginning OF the
game IT seemed as though the visitors
were going TO carry of the honors,
but in the seventh inning they seemed
to lose their grip and the carlton boys
began driving the ball over the
feIders when the bases were filled
and the seeming easy victory turned
to defeat. The visitors we're we'll
supplied with rooters as we'll as
carlton, and Pumpkin Swan of Ur-
bana seemed to he the cheer leader.
Rah! rah! rah! rine; Hurrah for the
carlton base ball nine.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03

We believe all the young college
.tudents who came home for Thanks
giving returned to their work Sunday
or Monday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
Chanute Coooeratlve Sanitary
Company

Vaults and sinks cleaned by their
improved odorless apparatus In day
time without offence.
Dead stock hauled away and Gre
mated, Leave orders with BOschert
s. Williams. They will be answered
promptly HOUSTON Ray
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03

Mrs. Jennie Howell went to Garnt tt
"Wednesday where she and Mr.. Howell
will take up their abode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Shirley are
visiting at Buffalo.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
Plymouth ROCkChiCkenS

have 200 high bred Plymouth Rock
chickens for sale at my farm, four
miles north OF Chauute. They are
fine specimens and we'll bred. 1 am
going to quit the farm and want to
dispose of Jhem.-Theo. SchmutZ.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03

Many people will be- surprised to
hear that John Tyler, the tehth
pre- ;ident of the United States, has /
surviving son ia the president OF the
Ancient College Of William and Mary
Ia Virginia-Dr. Lyon G. Tyler. The
Tyler estate was on the James River,
and the farmer president fancifully
called 1t Sherwood Forest and bimself
Robin Hood. In an article soon to
appear in the Youths Companion
Doctor Tyler gives some charming
"reminiscences Of him, and pictures
the bright days of Virginia before the
war.
RICH MEMS GIFTS ARE POOR
beside this: II want to 20 on record
as saying that l regard Electric
Bitters as one Of the greatest gifts
that God has made to woman, writes
Mrs. O. Rhinevault, OF Vestal Center,
NY, IL can never forget what II
has done for me-" This glorious
medicine gives a woman ouoyant
spirits, viger Of body and jubilanl
health. 1t quickly cures nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Melancholy. headache;
Backache, Painting and Dlzzv spells,
soon builds up the weak, ailing ana
sickly. Try them. SOC at Oriental
Drug Company.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
First published in the Chan7'e Times, Nov.I2-O
Notice of Appointment of
Administrative.

State Of Kansas. County Of Neosho, IS.
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was on the 9Th day of November. A. D., 1909, by
the Probate Court, appointed Administrative
Of the estate Of G. N. Lindsay deceased, late Of
said County and State.
All persons indebted TO the estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment; and
those having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated, 10 the
undersigned. for allowance.
MRS. MINNIE N. LINDSAY
Administrative.
Dated November eth, A. D., 1909.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-12-03
We Are After the Man with
the Moderate EncOn7eg

THE limited afford
misplace single dollar of for clothing that will give full
dollars worth The
why should buy longest
and greatest service.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
Mr.. A. Good Fellow Oh Summer Flannels.

without keeping an eye peeled In all
directions 10 sidcstep whatever may be
coming your way OF character to
smudsc and soil anything OF n virgin
wbitencss You can't even put your
own hands on your owusclf, when you're
wearing the bloomln duds, even though
you know You washed your mitts not
10 minutes before.
when you're wearing an outnt of that
brand, 30, you have to live up to It,
You mako It comfortable. instead OF 1t
working for you. It's n great responsl-
blIity, 30. a grave md awful one, TO
appear be-whltc- -nnDncled. You must
must learn how to ncccpt the starcs OF
all who pass you with snng froid that
makes them wipe the smile OF their
faces aud bury II in the ground. White
suitngs. Bo. are symbolicol OF q purse
wcll-llncd with golden ducnts. This isn't
always the case. but custom and the
popular vcrnacular has 1t so. Aud there
YOU arc. Meet up with a gang of the
bora and they'll every last one of them
want 10 know just how and when you
strucl IT rich Having the whcrewlthal
to appemr In the unsullled. they nrSue,
Won should also realize that Its up TO
Won TO set the pace, And you usually
do. too. for the feel of the thing Gcncr-
ally doubles the number of your dol
lars-in your minds eye. And the WORST
of IL Is that. once you get the habit Its
harder TO put to the mat thnn the dope
stick or the gentle custom OF shooting II
la the arm. Hello, There's Jonesyl
como on, he's Just aching TO buy us a
drink No chance in the world OF bis
Letting IFS pay for lt-not while he's
got on those white duds"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
Bathing Suits.

~ HERE have been number Of
Il changes in the styles Of bathing
" suits for women during the past few
years, but that OF this season prob
ably is tho most extreme Princess
gowns being IN favor. the bathing suit
is cut along the same lines. There urc
few models which. while preserving
the usunl plated blouse and the skirt
relation around the sides and back. show
continuous box plait down the front OF
tho blouse and skirt Yet the conserva-
tive is always q good model In bath
Ing suits, md good material. we'll cut
and carefully finished. furnishes one OF
the best costumes for the waves, Light
colors soil too easily md are seldom
seen on the American bcn ncbcs, although
on the French coast the costumes are
generally white. and bright color will
now and then be seen, Brown suits
were in vogue last season. but not so
many Of these nre being worn this ycnf.
The style runs very much with the
checked silks, chiefly IN black and white.
with lighter touches here and there over
the costume. The collar has been Utmost
discarded rs 1t becomes crumpled and
mufscd when wet Flat neck trimmings
Is decidedly more practical for the bath,
or. Many women are now wearing rub
ber bathing corsets. But good swim
mers do not approve of them. claiming
they Impede the progress in swimming
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02

must be managing II. OF Il Ia distinctly
undesirable! She knows just who IA OF
the elite at tho resort md who isn't
But shc herself Is OF a class far above
any OF her Observation-Disclosures Indeed.
she often wonders how she could hive
prevailed upon herself to be associated
with such bourgeois people, She Is the
society "wbo"-nnd there arc no other
who's" present. you may be sure.
There's the vain woman. Everyone
elscs frocks nrc sights, She docs 80
pity the women who have to dress so
poorly. She knows she Is tho bcSt-looklng
woman on the place. Her toilets each
evening are watched for anxiously by the
other women. In fact, they just live
from day 10 day to see whit she Is going
10 wear And the men1 Why, there
Isn't a man on tho place-married or
slngle-whom sho couldn't have dancing
attendance upon her for the nod OF her
head God made her for one purpose
20 be beautiful. IL Is her lifework. her
genius She knows it-nnd she makes
everyone else know Il.
Among tho numerous other aud sum
dry "who's.whos" OF tho resort you
may md a place. Someone has you catn-
logued juSt you branded the athletic
man, the woman who invented bridge.
You can't escape Others SEQ you ln
some light different from that which
lights your own vision What Is III
What Kind OF who" orc your Find
out, if you can. and profit thereby.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02

S> I'D YOU see Jones this morniug7
81 "a Did YOU sec hIm?" exclaimed Mr.
"a EA Good Fellow. as he met friend
& ~ on the corner, 81 ran Into him a
block or so up the street, aud
bad 70 look twice before l could tell
whether II was lingerie sale or No.
army tent coming along. Tnlk about
vour Willics-off the -pickle-boat. Bo, wby'
Jones had NIL the rest of them driven oe
low the hatchcs and battened down He
was promcnading the quarter-dcck eioue'
10 TO speak. :,
"Whntcycr possessed Jones OF oil
ncn-to climb inside one of those "n'te
flannel suits is beyond me- Ihcre
Just ono explanation that occurs 10 ny
his wife made him do 1t, But tnol
doesn't seem 10 hold wnter, becnusc 'on.9
himself had anything but the expression
of a pcrson In pain. Tho way ne wuo
struttInc along In that white suit OF D'S
WAS fupnier almost than to see bulldoe
plnyinc croquct with n cricket.
incidentally. Bo. let me tell YOU tnere
lot of psychology in the donulne oil tne
white flannel glad-rugs. Why DO tney uo
lt2 Now, ! don't go on record as h9aitNt
them. for they're all right for those VIM
think 80. but / do get few iougns up
my sleeve as to the why OF IT, Ash
Jones about 1t, and the chances are ne
Will hand out O long aud heIty coleS
ton OF persi1agc about how coniorlapie
they orc But / never could see II that
way, 30. They aren't comfortable-un
Icss YOU cnll comfort eternal Vigilance
to keep from solllng the aforesaid tan, tan,
oFs pride You cnu's git down In them I,,
without looking first TO see where you
ore sitting. You can't stand up 10 inc"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
For Women Over Fifty.

ENA ANY elderly women complain thot
Va vthcrc nrc no fashions for women
Lover 90 years of age. but such is
not the case. The elderly woman may
have 10 consider lines II she is over Sfty,
but she may still wear any hat that Is
becoming TO her. even though her hair Is
as white as linen and there are many
lines on her face. But ono of the Inn
portant things Is the way her garments
are cut
Unless the woman of 80 Is slim nnd
graceful 1t is best for her to nyold white
shirtwaIsts. as these show the heavlness
md sbortness at the waist line But this
need not cause the least despair. as the
lntest onc-piecc frock Ia more fashionable
md is the garment she should always
1t convenient In all seasons. The coat
should be made on the long, straight
lines and 1t ia not necessary for the frock
to be q princess. The belt may be
narrow. stitched bnnd OF fabric and 1t
should never be opposing cloth or color.
Many motronly figures look much better
when the skirt Is lifted a tri1c high In
the back There arc no reasons why
womnn OF 80 should not wear any color
TINT is becoming to her. There is no
reason why she should always select
blacks. grays and puppies. Apricot Is
one OF the best shades for elderly women
In the evening. Gold jewelry should not
bc worn with white or gray hair, but
best to nyold rcd, this color denotes
nh
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02

satisfying his own cruel, selfish self-and
losc every penny be had, so there!
To Mr.. Us positive assurance that he
wouldn't lose. Ii that wus her only OBJ
lection, Mrs Justwed nadc no answer.
or course. he wouldn't lose! Any man
who knew anything at nll about poker
could manage to squeeze through an even
Ing and break evcn-cvcn though the
cards did SO against him numerically. y
conservative game would be bound TO
win In the end. Besides. the men who
Ind gotten up the little session. os far
no he could see, were evidently dubs at
the game and would probably be easy
picking for him.
But Mrs ]. refused to argue the matter
further,
VERY we'll, Homer" she said, frigidly,
edo as you plense- hnve nothing moro
10 say. You know all about 1t and it's
your money-only / think you arc mis-
taken. The ethical side of the question
evidently appeals to you 10 no way. and
the financial very strongly. l hope you
win. Good night"
And she gathered her skirts around her
md swept majestlcally up the stnirs-
Hang 1t all!' exclaimed Homcr-dcar.
"Confound such luck,"
a turn or two on the veranda while
the other chaps we're arranging the table
and the chips brought no relief to his
irrltnted mind. But his determination to
play was not In the leost weakened He
went into the game, however. With n
worried, half-guilty look on his face and
Il restless, uneasy feeling about the whole
business.
About IL o'clock the beer gave out,
and Mr.. Justwed, who hadn't held any
thing higher than a pair OF skies for the
PAST hour volunteered to hunt up the
hotel steward and get more Besides.
the resultant temporary respite might
change his luck-nud win back n part
at least OF the S17 10 he had dropped.
SO he willingly pushed back his chnlr
npo started nfter the liquid delinquency
Az Mr.. j emerged from The room he had
a sudden Idea to step across the hall and
see II Blossom had retired MS yet Cnu-
tiously he Knocked on the door OF their
room No answer. Ho knocked again,
trl0e louder Still no reply. Then he
turned the knob md walked In. The room
was dark. No one was there.
''Weli"" exclaimed Mr.. j.. "I'l be Jig
gered, | thought sho was going to bed.
She must be downstairs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
MobDoms of { hdeWpokEud Trio

ia scarcely worth while TO try to take
one. Therefore. II IL best TO weor a
rather dressy hat over this should be
dropcd veil OF adequate thickness. port
ly to protect It and partly to prevent
ones fcllow-pasSengers from misjudgIpg
ones good taste by lts rnthcr dressy
cburnctcr The veil worn should match
the travelling coat and should present
neat appearance IL should be arranged
on the hat In such n way that IL mny
be pushed up 10 allow It's wearer to read
OF the train, or pulled over the face to
protect hair aud eyes from dust should
a window be opened.
The linen gown Is n safe standby for
the weekend trip. and nothing can he
smarter than one cut In the Moycn Age
style. With trimming Of heavy laco or
embroidery In the panel effect Some OF
the handsome linen costumes include
coatS to match, but In the weekend suit
cosc, where space IL at premium, II Is
better TO pnck another pretty frock and
leave the coat matching the linen cos
tune mt home
Sometimes the bathing suit must be
packed In the suitcase and II Is we'll to
have 1ut rubberized silk case closed
with snap buttons; In this way the suit
cnn be pnc6cd. even though II may be
wet.
Summer dresses. mode Of soft. dlmy
goods. tnke up very littlc space in pack
Ing mud come In very hnndy In the week
end trip, especially when one Is to he
gone several days There is also room
for slippers, SILK hose and lace petit
coats. with the dainty evening scarf.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
How Tars Make Extra Money.

on board n ship. The ships barber makes
good living outside OF bis pay. The dis
tribuuon of the gun.crew prizes also often
cnriches the gunucr's pocketbook. Blue
jackets detailed as sIgnalmen, coxswains
OF motorboats. or 10 charge of holds are
allowed extra pay. Men who arc de-
tailed TO the submarine service are al
lowed So per month extra pay. often
times several thousand dollars 6rc won on
n single boat race. and many who are
fond OF athletics get pocket money In
this manner. The man with a camera
earns enough money TO make good Nv
Ing selling copies OF photographs OF his
shipmates. who send them homo TO their
folks. Other sailors write good descrip-
tive letters and are paid considerable for
the articles when they are published.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02

GUST because n boy culists In the NAVY
ot low s1lary is no reason why he
~ should not make outside money while
aboard ship. Many OF them have realized
nent sums during their enlistment doing
oil kinds OF work, besides drawing their
monthly pay envelope. The $3.50 is not
a very big salary for an able bodied mnn.
and many Jackics fnd other employment
In their leisure hours. ''Tailorlzlug" Is
one OF tho most profitable professions
aboard ship. Though each ship has its tai
lors, they ore supposed to only make the
clothing. When a young man who knows
how to sew on buttons and press n suit
wants to make some money hc volunteers
to do the work for other tors- A handy
man With a needle can made a tidy sum
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
VH0SWHo A. SUMNER RE,oR7

H3E lllLE you moy not know II,
a 81 gentle render. you aud those
H a. "A around you at your summer re-
WV sort nre tagged md cntalogucd
In who's who fashion by the
rest OF you. Which means that certain
ones place you in a certain catagory mud,
vice versa, you do precisely the snme by
them. 10 the spirit OF the Golden Rule
Inverted. Sort of an endless chain OF
specialists, you see. While II doesn't
amount 10 row of pins. by and large. 1t
Is Mt least interesting.
There's the athletic mnn-thcre N one
at every resort. He constitutes him.
self the authority on all branches OF tho
sport OF brawny brutcs. He takes OK
trcmc pleasure in defeating the widows
mud children at croquct. He hnuls n de.
creplt old bOokworm ont on the tennis
court and proceeds to lambastc the ball
all over bin. Ask him for q chair on
the veranda, md he picks 1t up and
carries 1t by one nnger-to show you oil
how athletic DO Is. He Is a poor con-
versntonnlist-except Oh the subject OF
his own muscles. He is the real gcnu-
Inc. guaranteed who" OF the who's
who's on the place on the subject of
athletics. And you oil bow down to him
ns such-untll stronger comes and
shows him up.
There's the woman who invented
bridge She did not actually Invent It.
though she might Just os well have done
so. for she knows moro about II than
Mr.. Elwcll and NIL the rest OF the would
be brldeerS- II you ore enjoying quiet
little game With three other beginners,
docs she leave you alopel No. indeed,
She feels herself responsible for tho
bridge education of everyone In the
hotel She wouldn't for a moment think
OF dcPriving You and your friends OF the
benefits of her vast knowledge of the
game. SO che comes right over. butts
right into the game and makes every
thing that was right wrong. But she Is
the authority on bridgc-and the Queen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
Vessels Had No Charts.

"FTER the battleshlps Montana anu
N North Carolina had been oroe'eu
y y the relief OF the Americans III i".
key sevapl months ago. the Navy pepol|
mont ntSwnsbln6ton was startled u
ceivc o wireless message from e"p'ui.
Marshall to the effect TINT neither FcSs.'
bad charts OF the Turkish waters ID wn'en
they were to sail IEqulry Mt inc nav"
station at Guantanamo led TO inc us
covcry that mono could be procured 'nete
Tho problem vas finally solved by Po''
chasing from the British government 'ne
necessary maps when tho ships stopper u
Glbrnltar This action would NOT hs'c
been permissible In time of war; anu .ue
American government would have run lpe
chance Of a grcnt loss through thus oes-
lcCt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-02
COnvicts Like Music.

I'd New Caledonia, the convicts have
organized n brass band. The leader
of this musical organization is n notori.
Gus murderer who wos once In the orches-
ira at the Paris Opera House. The Gym
bal plnycr killed subpoena server and
the drummer Killed his landlord with n
hammer, The 6rst cornet was convicted
on the charge OF murder, with robbery os
his alleged motive. One of tho clarlnetS
wns formerly landlord and Is charged
with killing his guests for the motive of
robbery Tho assistant b0udmaster was
convicted Of having cut his wife into