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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. ON Mss RI
CLUB CHARTER
Enthusiastic Meeting Last.
Night in Odd Fellows Hall
Where the Proof Was Pro-
duced.

Two hundred local son and daueh-
tcr~ cot ola Missouri gathered in odd
Fellows hail last night 10 show and
hc shown. The remainder of it in
cludos e story nj a first class program.
am appetisins lunch and a general
good time which lasted until quite
lato.
The Missouri club. fust organized.
closed its charter last night With IN.
signatures thereto of two hundred
men and womcn Dr o. A. Frank is
president Of the club. and presided at
last nights meeting which NOT only
heard Tho program ana ate tho lunch
which IA" Ladies' proYiaed-dia Won
ever see e. Mi~sourIau without his
lunch-and likewise exchanged re-
miniscences and neiigrces until erorv
one became acquainted with every ono
II was 81 splendid crenins and
tho program in which Mrs PRANK
Mis- Butler. Miss Hlusmann. Mis-
Meycrs. Messis MDGnnls. provnf.-
White and othors took part WAS frs,
class The Missouri club. ai-.ss~
iionfishine organization. prarsisse -.
become tho strongest state crub I'M Va,
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
VETERAN ENGINEER
Of THE PENNSY
Hiram Ross Now Visiting Al
buQuerQue Has Served Thir-
ty-Six Years in a Cab on the
Eastern Trunk Lire

Thirty-siX years Of service IN a Loco
motive cab is the record of Hiram
Ross. of Altoona. Pa. am employc o.
the Pennsylvania Railway COMPANY
and one of its veterans. Mr. Ross.
accompanied by his wife. his son Ray
and his daughter Miss Ora. IS I'm tho
eiety the guest Of A. J. Devlin. of COS
South Second street, bonus demon
strator in the local Santa Fe shops.
Mi. Ross is at present one of the
engineers who takes the famous Red
Flyer" on the Pennsylvania to New
York city. this train being one of IN,
finest limited trains in the east and
also one of the fastest Mr.. Ross is
an extended vacation. making
"a tour of the west ana southwest.
From here Mr.. Ross and family will
to Los Angeles and win later visit
san Francisco, Seattle. Salt Lake city.
and st. Louis before return
ing home. Mr.. Ross like many an
other fastener who sees the south
west for the first time is amazed 30
find 4 live. modern city in the midst
Of what is still known back east as
the DESERT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

be allowed to remove their names
from the former petition giving rs
one reason for so doing. that they Wers
f%raudulently induced to sign the for
mer. Monday. April >, 1909, a dele
cation from Dona Ana county were IN
Hillsboro. ana used every argument
in their power to induce the county
commissioners to huild the bridge pc
titioned for.
AS 10 the feeling in Sierra county,
there may be a few irresponsible hot
heads who would advocate violence;
but they have no following. Your
correspondent has taken pains to in
form himself well in the premises and
feels hat he knows the sentiments Of
the majority of business men and
other tax payers. They ask why his
unwarranted attack on sierra county
and her by people on the
p" They realize their COM
parative hclplessncss in the logisla-
ture there. (Socorro and Sierra coun-
ties have two men between them.
Socorro having ono and onc-half and
Sierra one-halfD
And while they win be inclined TO
look with suspicion upon men who
come in from the outside and try 10
tell the county commissioners what
they must do violence VIII o coun1
%tenanccd They feel one of the great
reasons for making the proposed
change in the county scat is to saddle
upon Sierra county a nice large pro-
portion of SocOrro county's debt. MI
Sierra county owes Socorro county
$50, 600 or any mount they wish to
pay it. hut they 10 not feel that q
debt ought to hc lcgislatcd upon them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
FRENCH & LOWBER
UNDERTAKINGS AND LICENSED
EMBALMERS
Lady Attendant
Fifth and Central Phone goo

each droW q fine Of $40 in police cour
: Yesterday morning Tor trespassing q,
. Santa Pc property.
r - I'm
unEtnf.. III '''t'I' =
eatiic sanitary board. was an arriNa
ie Albuquerque last night.
IT, q. Ray Of the A-lbuouerou
Foundry ana Mrs Rav leff vasterda.
evening Tor Michigan 10 yisl, tho1
daughter for some weeks
A meeting of tho Auxiliary ia tho
%chldren's Home society win be he'd
Eat 4.8O this afternoon at fhn Woman's
4ucstcd
rou
~ " arno u,a leu" 10 rae, Lessons
! for rent. $500 for three hours. order
Nour horses early for Snnday. Rid
ing school, $40 North Third street.
t"pH' al.
Tho Womans Missionary socictv Of
the congregations ehurch wtl meet n
4 O'Clock fbis afternoon a. inc rest-
dcncc Of Mrs. y NJ. Richards. G22
south Edith street
~ ''ti"l's 81 th' iatf Mrs ANNE
'''"' W." ul'd ~ lhls ''N MON
10y, VIZ s'"' 'dst N'sh' 10 l'onla"f
'''o. o 'nt'fmeht accompanied BY
iicV Edward Mcqueen Gray wnD
VIII take charge OF the classical de-
nartnent IN the university. mas re-
turned I" the city from q brief visit
q ms nome ~ Carlsbad 70 assnm'
MS new duties
ne Missouri society OF Ne" Mexico
a'lu most ~ehJ"Nahlc entertainment
i'st l'sht y the ''"d Fellows nan ~
- ' ~ 'lr''"'Ni' "nAi'al program
''"'et'", " 1irE' representation
- 'p9 1870 p ,uP'u,S growing "'ep'-
'''P "'"A
"'.s' ~t''"',''' Sou'e'ii lo' ~,
,.aa, Pt,p''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
DENY RUM0RS THAT
VIOLENCE MAY Be
ATTEMPTED
People Say They
Originate With a Few Hot
Heads Without Substantial
Following,
Especial Correspondence. to Morning Journall

..
~lilliSpofo' \. NJ Ap'il ID" !
understood h a stories have been sen
| ont from here that threats of violenc,
have been made against the men who
Inc ncople here hold responsible fol-
Tho oro,t 10 t.L,e tho connt, seat ava,
from u1tshoro ana oivo if Ia cutter
ma no ronnt,,s r"enresontatfvo in The
l.risl,tnr. Mo sseisted in nuttino
,nrnnoh ~. dnal rherc i. ahsolpteh
=, hasie fnr ,hn.a TORIES
=. ~ III. ~, ~ uonncr NJ ON.
,o. and NTH rbo,.os tho represop.
1910 nera hu,nad ~ ofcosv hore
49,, rbtg' ,ras dopo ooainst
~" ,S",n. ~ ~ norsor atiro moior-
~, "a, aa+ aa.iro ~ ,c,inn ond
80 ,au totho ofroct
rn,a, ,toior
.iDi, o.nu.n ~
a. a.. -, IN
~" ~ 10 1is
~ -, rn, nor-
a..
SUI, !" ,'iou9' - =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
HORSES RECENTLY HERE
IN SAN ANTONIO MONEY

saturday last in the races at san
Antonio. Texas. a number at horses
which ran in be- meet Of the Albu-
qurfuir Racing lssnciation hero fir
urcd in thr Results Rrushup was third
in tho Inaugural handicap. value $3.50.
ond Tea a fito nnd "a half nriong SELL
ing race with Ten starters Fii-rd WAS
third goo the rate for the Elite hotel
purse. value Sfee eleven starters Loo
moud san On and Miss May BoWdish
Who were also shipped from here re-
ernti,. ram at san Antonio saturday
but were not in the money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
SENSATIONAL SUIT
BY DOCTOR
Physician Seeks TO Recover
Thirty-Five Cents From the
Modern Woodmen of America

Tho sensational case OF Dr 5 L.
Burton versus the Modern Woodmon
OF America in which the plaintiff
seeks 20 recover thirty-five cents viii
como up for trlal al the regular meet
ms OF tho Woodmen at s O'Clock tins
evening at the * of r hall At
torney John A. White has been rc-
tanned as counsel Tor plaintiff and r.
II. Cartwright Viii represent the dc
fcndant n is said some worry FIN.
legal teehnicaltios viii come mp in
the trial some startling development.
are expected
Another class of ten will be present
to receive tho obligation tonight aud
a good time is assured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

Forecast.
Washington. -. a.. Aprii a. New
NcNico and Arizona - Il rhursda.
aud Friday
Insure ia the Occidental Life.
George keith IS IN the city IRON
Mosdalon1
A. - Young Of CLOVIS. wa. in NJ.
llu Yesterday
IlontN Gcphidc OF Relon was ,
visitor ia tho eit yesterday
J. u nupiug of Los fnuas. trans.
actcd business in Albuquerque yestcr-
day
G. - Dakin VIII move to Bclcn to-
das to make his homo permanently in
thut town.
james Lucas. Of Corrilos. tho min
ine operator. arrived from the north-
crn town last night.
Dr George y Fleming. of Ration.
Vas d visitor in the city ON profess
fion1l business yesterday.
r l.. Lowe ana wife of silver city
were among tho prominent arrivals
from the south yesterday iu this city
MIS- NJ \ Wilmington leaves today
Tor homo n Winfield. Kan aftor =
visit 10 her daughter Mrs j E saint.
of this eta.
pr and MIS- T. n Wilson ana Mrs.
j A. Richards, spent ue day yostcr-
dUN looking over mining urOAprets ln
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
ATTACHMENTS COMPLETE
FOR BIG BALL TONIGHT
Function by knights of Columbus at
the Elks' Hall Tonight VIII be Bril-
liant Although a Scmi-Formal
Event.

All arrangements have been com
nieted for the big knights of Colum-
bus BAN which viii occur in Elks'
HAN this evening and from an indi-
catons q record breaking crowd will
he on the floor when the Cavanaueh-
uerhmeyer orchestra strikes up the
music for the grand march w>ich viii
be led by Grand knight John \. John
son and wife.
The affair is not to Do p s@tricti, for
mai one n while there will be some
dress suits among the crowd il i es-
pected that the large majority win
be in informal dress. The programs
have arrived They are very unique
and viii he highly priced rs Souvenirs.
The grand march will start prompt
tv at . o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

WILL BE At THE OFFICE OF
W. T.. MfyTCtII, 81 WEST GOLD
AVENUE, IN TUE AFTERNOONS
or APRIL II TO II INCLUSIVE,
1OR THE PURPOSE OF RECIIN-
ING TAN RETURNS FOR THE CON
NENIENCE or TAN PAYERS WHO
HAVE FAILED 10 MAKE THEIR
RETURNS. THE LAST DAY For.
RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS WILL
BE APRIL 30. AFTER THAT DATI,
25 PER CENT PENALTY WILL BE
CHARGED ACCORDING TO LAM
MELVILLE II. SUMMERS. Assessor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
\ Healing SalVe for Burns. Chapped
IInnds and Sore NippIes.

As a meaning saIVe Tor burns, sores.
sore nipples and chapped hands
Chamberlain's Salve is most excellent.
1t allays the pain of a burn almost
instantly, and unless the injury is
very severe, heals the parts without
leaving a scar. Price, % cents. For
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

To gain in weight. Does yours If
not Tiers something wrong with its
digestion. Give it McGce's Baby
Elixir and # will begin gaining at
once. Cures stomach and bowel
troubles. aids digestion stops fretful-
ness. good for teething babies. Price
25c and soc. Sold by j. II. REILLY
Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

In the event that you should not
receive your morning paper tele.
phone the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
go HitlnW Yaur name tud address
mud the paper viii be delivered by q
Special messenger The telephone IFS
Nu 10.
-. O0-nHw ARD-SB 90
Tile above coward VIII be paid
faf the arrest ana conviction nf amy
one caught stealing copies Of the
Morning journal rrpm the door
Ways nl EulHrrlhera
iOuHNAi PUBLISHING co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

Now a noted acress is going to
publish all the love letters she has
ever received"
well, this publication of CORES
p%ondence," remarked a transportation
official "all helps the steamship bust
ness Kansas City journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15


held the funeral services OF the lat
Marguerite Perea de Baca, ~ year
Of age, who died Tuesday night at st
Joseph's sanitarium. Gntcrment vii
De made in Santa Barbara cemetery
The George II. Morrill company ol
Chicago, manufacturers OF inks. are
sending out the following announce
lnent; THE George n Morrill, com
lany with deep regret the
death Of Mr.. George II. Morrill,, at
Port Antonio, Jamaiea. April /. 1909
The funeral services Of the late Wi.
Ham G. Wilson viii be held at 2.30
his afternoon from the Borders par
Tors, with the burial in Fairview cemc-
terry. Tho pall bearers are Messrs. H.
IT. Davis, Charles DiVclbcss, Harry
l~Iolingsbury. Frank Brown. Archie
McDay, WIN Archer.
Members OF Albuquerque lodge NJ.
., Fraternal Union Of America are
requested to meet at , O'Clock at Ola
Fclolws hal this afternoon to attend
the funeral Of the late brother VIII
Liam G Wilson. Members Of the Car
pointers union are requested to meet
AT the same time and place. BY or
der Of the president. +. - Moore.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
any societies viii be held ut the home
Of Or. Cartwright hi old A%lbuaucrquc
one block north Of the car line on Main
street. If the ladies desiring to go
viii meet at the corner of Second
street and Central avenue before $50
this afternoon they can take the 2.30
car and all go together.
j A. Lowe, manager of the Pan !
american Federal Smelling aud Re.
filming company. which has acquired
the Old smelter at Socorro. while in
the city yesterday stated that the work
pf r%cmodcllng ana making a new
plont ont Of the old smeltcr would be-
gin in "a few days. The company
plans 10 make this plant right up-to-
late, with "a 750-ton daily capacity
ma a plant able to handle ten per
ores.
The Third Ward school baseball
cam defeated the High school First
~ hat,arJ - ~ St-
- - ms" '''"o'
~ Us ~" 0'op'n ioi 'i'
run WIS made by Antonio Car
Ia, of The Third Wards. The latter
aggregation claim Taylor is the best
VINO over came to New Mex
co. "Nieh Is gong some.
There Viii be rouular communtco-
of Tcmple Iodpa No 6 y
nd A NJ. this evening al & otolook
Vork in tho y A deereo ~ ordrr
f. he W NJ ,fflor oGro,or.
-,
i"t i-"ulos Aid society or the Pres
S'oilah cnureh VIII hold an all day
WING nee To-Day Ia the church par |
'fs. All the ladies of the church are
ofdially invited 70 come and bring q,
lclr lunch. The days work is to be-
one Tor the new PRESBYTERIAN sani- .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
FACTORY WOOD

Fun loads can now be obtained
John 5. Beavers Coal Yard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

ii'N't Nv = hifM EHlS"I iHou'-
graph. Holder or ticket call at SIS
w Fruit Avenue.
workers wanted at the Woman's
Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

McNico and Arizona - ,r Thursday
and Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

for Them

NO housewife who has used any Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
L. A. GEsERIcH. Asst ssc'y
J. W. DREW, Treasurer
F. W. ZINGHEIM, supt,
J. c. MOON, Pres.
c. R. CRAWFORD. v. Pres.
s. A. MOORE, Secretary.

Hodge Bros, peg. 10 lSo0
Gen emsn:
We are mailing YOU our 1910 cata1og and IN
CLOSE herewith Prioe-List applying 70 sane CUR
customers are Just beginning to realize Wnat
sraat inventi ON our patent p1ug1ess body, a. AE
we'll ais our patent inside corner iron is. ~
is not only great talking point, but the TWO
combined features (p1ugless body ana 1ns s O0F
ner iron) make the strongest and best Looking
buggy body on the market. We now have one OIL
the most complete body factories in the country,
and we have not had single one OF OUT MAKE OF
bodies 20 wrong. other buggy factories nave
tried to build plugless body since We started
in wi tn ours but they have not been able 70
build one as strong satisfactory as the
one we are building We own the TWO pasentS
49, 80 hodv ard thew are not used on any other
buggy body.
thanking you for past favors and hoping to be
favored wi tn your future orders we remain
Yours truly,
MOON BROS. CARRIAGE co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
PACIFIC EXPRESS TO oUITF
Report That Il Will Lose Union Pa'
ifcic Business.

1t is more or less certain that alter
MAY i of next year the Pacific Ex-
press company will retire from ADJ
lene and its place taken by the Wells
Fargo Express company. 1t is given
out by good authority that the Wells-
Fargo company will replace the Pa
cific company on the entire Union
Pacific system. F. B. Glimpse, agent
for the Pacific, says such rumor is
IN circulation but when the change
will take place, If ever, is unknown
1t is thought that when the Wells
Fargo company replaces the Pacilic
ON the Union Pacific lines the PaciIlc
will have to go out Of business II
now has only the Union Pacific and
the Missouri Pacific fines. The United
States Express company is going 70
get the business of the Wabash lines
and as the Missouri Pacific and the
Wabash are both Gould lines 1t Is
thought that the United States Ex-
press company will get the Missouri
pacific business also as 1t is said
Gould will not split up his business
between two express companies. II
this rumor is correct there will be
nothing left for the Pacific company.
When the Wells-Fargo company re-
places the Pacific on the Union Pa
cific lines it is thought the employees
Of the Pacific will be given position
with the new company.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
BUCKEYE.

James Deering and family Of st.
Joe came Saturday to visit his sister,
Mrs. ]. J. Marks.
Mrs. L. Moore is on the sick list.
John Roof had a sale and expects
to move to his farm in Missouri In
January.
Mrs. e. ]. WinsIer and Mrs. s.
Grove visited Mrs. s. Weber and Mrs.
G. Pattin on Friday.
Mrs. e. Hoyt leaves Wednesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. A. F. Brown In
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. G. Pattin is on the sick list
Mrs. Neiphler of FairView, Kan,
Mrs. Hinkle's mother, who spent the
summer here last week fell last week
and broke her arm.
Mrs. E. ]. Winsler spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. e. Hoyt.
Farmers are trying to husk corn,
Mrs. Mary Mcclellan and family
visited her sister, Mrs. John Kugler
last week.
Clyde Hinkle left Friday to visit
relatives in Brown county.
Mrs. ]. ]. Marks fell and broke her
arm on Sunday.
Walter Picking lost a horse last
week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
CITY CREAMERY
BOUGHT BY UTAH COMPANY.
Abilene Capital Interested
sion Taken January 1.

Junction City Union: The juno
ton City Creamery and Cold Storage
Co. has sold It's plant in this city to
the Jensen Creamery Co., now being
organized with capital Of $4,000,
and which will be branch of the
Jen Creamery Co. of Salt Lake City,
Utah, which will furnish market for
all the butter that can be made at
this point.
The said Jensen Creamery Co. Of
Utah owns four of the largest cream
cries in Idaho, Oregon and Utah, but
are unable to supply the market and
hence wanted Kansas creamery.
Messrs. ]. b. Case, G. A. Case, Ar
thur Hurd and W. H. McKinstry Of
Abilene are directors In the new COM
pany. Mr.. G. A. Case and W. H. Nc
Kinstry will take an active interest.
Mr.. McKinstry has been with the
Continental Creamery Co. Of Topeka
which was organized by Mr.. Jensen
for about twelve years. He will
move his family to this city and as
sumo the management of the BUSH
ness here. Mr. H. P. Powers will be
superintendent of the cream purehas-
ing agencies. Mr.. W. j. Zollinger Will
continue to have charge Of the books
and Mr.. Ross Smith will make the
butter.
The business 70" this year dtmtn-
strated the necessity OF having
larger manufacturing room, and 1t is
the intention Of the new company
which will have ample capital, to
build the needed additions and to sup
ply the equipment required.
Mr.. s. w. Pierce receives $4,000
for the plant and business estab-
Iished. Possession win be given the
new company the first Of January.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
HODGE BROTHERS

to pay 1t too. A plan which looks
good to me is to ask subscriptions
of $40 each from all the businessmen
of the town and present each one
who subscribes with a years men,
bership in the Commercial club.
then pay for the stock out of the
club treasury, that is the subscrip-
ton raised. This plan will bring all
the businessmen into the club and
get all working together for IMP
towns good"
The committee will get a large
part of the required amount this
week. Abilene means business on
the motor line.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
RAILROAD ENTHUSIASM
SPREADING TO THE NORTH
CLAY Center and Washington Want
Motor Line Too.

The Clay Center and Washington
businessmen are becoming enthused
over the motor line and delegations
will meet with Abilene in few
DAYS to consider extension OF the
Central Kansas Interurban north
ward.
out Of this is coming a revival Of
interest IN the local commercial club
and It is likely to result in q much
better organisation than has been
known for several years President
j. T. NIoolay said concerning It; I'VE
win haTe to raise $500 to meet the
OBLIGATION for the intsrurban and Il
Win take some more for the north
Hns. The Businessmen are Wiling
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
CLAY CENTER HAD A
NEAR TRAGEDY SUNDAY.
Ed. Kasper Seriously Wounds His
s Brother VIII.

An occurrence so close to tragedy
that the very thought causes a shud'
der 70 those at all concerned, says
the Dispatch, was the serious wound
Ing Of VIII Kaspar by and at the
home Of his brother Ed in this city
sunday morning. VIII came in from
Cuba on the belated Rock Island
passenger and reached his brothers
home in the south end Of town about
3 o'clock a. m. He raped at the
door a time or two and ga. awaken
ing, called from an upper window,
who's there?" but he received no
reply. The question was repeated
with the same results, and the rap
ping continued Ed. went down
stairs with the suggestion Of bur-
glars 20 strong upon him that he took
his shotgun along. The noise at the
door continued and after giving the
warning that he was going to shoot,
he opened the door and bfazed away.
That brought results, and with the
cry Of 20, I'm shot" came recognition
and agonizlng realization what had
happened.
Assistance was hurriedly called and
MI. Kaspar was taken to the Tul
hospital. 1t was found that the
charge had struck him in the right
arm between the elbow and the shout
der cutting the principal muscles but
not breaking the bone. The flesh
was literally permeated with shreds
Of clothing and gun wadding, and
in fact, with the possibility Of infec-
tion, lies the greatest danger Of los
ing the arm. The injuries were
dressed as best they could be and
SO far the wounded man is doing well.
His condition was such that he was
permitted to go home from the hospi-
tai Sunday evening.
To fully understand the tragedy OF
the occurrence one must know Of the
warm brotherly feeling that
exists between the members of the
Kaspar family.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
The Lights Went Out.

An amusing incident occurred at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
at Clay Center during the special mu-
steal program rendered by the choir.
In the course of one anthem, Mr..
Sumner Vincent began a solo with
the words, "For behold, darkness
shall cover the earth, and gross dark
ness the people" when the lights
went out, and remained ont for sew
eral minutes, and darkness certainly
enyeloped the church till the current
went on.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-23
ctJPID DOING NoBLY.
-Four Marriage Licenses Issued To-day
Going Some.

Cupid will run out Of darts ERE
long II he keeps up the pace he led
today. Probate Judge Anderson Is.
sued the following marriage licenses:
Claude Probasco and Miss Jessie
Willer Of Dillon.
William Mustard and Miss Mar
greet Broadfoot, Talmage.
Henry Rumold Of Dillon and Miss
Emma Bertschinger Of Hope.
Frank Burke and Miss Daisy Beech
man Of Abilene.