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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-12
The hazaar which W.. To h.,o n..

The bazaar which was to have been
given III the parlors oi the Christian
church Friday afternoon ana n:ylt.
December ,. has been postponed to
December / The change Wa, made
because OF the reception to b. given
10 'he football men December :. by
the university women. The bazaar is
TO he held by Miss Jennie Jenkins
Sunday school class.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-12
NO NOT TAKE rlM SERIOUSLY.

W. W. iFN'ND i'liT' ~ s-tA' ~ - - . :
NV Nork newspapers recently
~uf..Ulentad OF he college boy NUS
Irge" which ihey say is making itself
felt since the advent OF the big root
ban games played in that city. i Gao
tation from one editorial reads: This
nuisance usually takes the form OF
groups of rowdies who parade up ard
down Broadway either walking
abreast or in lockstep formation, sing
ing and bowling. and being a general
nfIense to men and women alike"
Probably all this is very offensive
TO tie commercialized New Yorker
who protests against the college boy
because he does rot understand! him
Doubtless some college students do
disgrace their schools by unseemly eX-
hibitions and ''roughneckery. but the
majority of the Young men who were
in New York at that time We're merely
relaxing themselves from the grind OF
school work. They We're celebrating
their holidays as any healthy Ameri-
can hoy who has been cooped in a
small college town would celebrate
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-12

How are your brothers. baron?"
lhankS. Three are married. but
one is still alive. -Simplicissimus
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VARSITY NOTES

!. ;. Nultz. 4 member q. the ~
Tiger ,s;lld. Is IN CuiuiuDla Ior The
Icing law in Kansas or,
douglass Stewart. . gr@dU;,i,. .. the
, University t.. Missouri cl he class oi
'".. ts visiting iIea Is II Di,tiuhia.
Mr. stewart is nr: tt,.ra law il cal
iI"otil".
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follows:
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comm IN av..?sr:," wort, to ti,. linz.
Want All ~Lu':,d b" l,.t ii "ith'r the Missouri
>,urr. Thr Iru:. shop ii" M!->"ur''n "ltr""r
Bon III Aca,j"n" Hall.
All want al r'>h il. .i'tvair'
FOR RENT - Rooms, suitable lol
housekeeping. IN modern house.
Apply in the morning, II TO j., OF
evening, to g. iii Locust Street
ROOM-Nlcc furnished room for rent
for one person; s. per mouth: at Dr..
J. \. Gibson's, 30 Maryland Place.
WAETED-Four men 1or pleasant, re
n.uuerative work. part or al Of the
time. One man makes $1,000 per Weeh
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He CROWN LAUNDRY Will give you
good service. We call Tor washing
Tuesday afternoon and return saile h.
Saturday Address postal 70 Williams
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Gem Junior Dollar Safety Razor
makes shaving easy. Sold bv New
man Hardware & Stove Co. (Ady,
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fol MA box containing suit of
Clothes. addressed to Harry Walden
turner Avenue. Owner may have
same by calling at Missourian office
and paving for this ad.
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He CROWN LAUNDRY viii give yoa
good service We call for washing
Tuesday afternoon and return Same b!
Saturday. Address postal 70 Williams
x pu!nam. Student Agents Columbia.
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>TE.NOGRAPHlC WOEK-t'Diyarsit,
student has afternoons opyn tol Il,
..in,is Of stenog-aphic w0rN address
!. NJ C. \.
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i.OST-Wat,A fob ruUnd. gold, Cni-
yrrSiiy seal on one side. Il mono.
gram on the other. containing the let
t.'"S Il. O. :. Finder pipase leave WITH
y. O. Severance. University library
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WAETkIj-Four men 10Y pleasant, re
n.uuerative work part or al of the
time. One man makes $1,000 per Weeh
working two hours per day Live stu
dents can easily pay their way through
school with this proposition. }. l..
l!in room ., 9llA broadway.
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Hunters supplies at Newman's.
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Notes Of Society.

Mss Na!., J.! CoaNu., c. Vanda!ia.
,.s.lt.S Nrs :. boss ili.!.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-12

ROOM-Nlcc furnished room for rent
for one person; s. per mouth; at Dr..
J. \. Gibson's, 30 Maryland Place.
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LOST-Sisnaa Nj pin. Finder return
10 IA Hit Street and receive re
ward
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"NOMS AND ED.ED-.\eA house
modern; one block Wet OF Aca-
dr1uic i!al - South Fifth.
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The sepAon ore women o; ihe Uni
,e:s.ty G. Al.ss,Ur: VII have = get
H. 4, .Ua;Et@d" party al Read Hail
lcni2.t.
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FOR KtNT-Fu2nis;r"d room with or
without board lor one or tw" ~tu-
derts at lnuG university Ave. ilone
80 Red
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President a&G Mrs \ Ross Hill Will
give Il reception 10 the faculty Of tie
I University G.. Missouri ton.g..t.
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The Cass County club VII meet at
. O'Clock to:-orrov niGn; at the home
OF Nv. and Mrs. v. l.. White. t. allen
p!a,t. instead Or tonight
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FOR kENT-Furni%h"d room on first
aoor; = per month Apply at l.
Waugh Street.
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lirs. l.. ". 81. Clair president OF
Christian Colie9e WAS entertained a
dinner ids; nigh; at Mexico Mo. She
.vt-rn"L to Coilli bia TO-DAY.
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ho%!---i small r"uHd 4" pin. LIB
r."! .'&.|~d Gor return to Missourian
office
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT - Rooms, suitable lol
housekeeping. IN a modern house.
Apply in the morning, IL to j., OF
evening, 4 to t. III Locust Street.
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NOV -.. FoptId... ,l.--,,.ttI -
IHG;:i, a. Columbia
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
FORAKER WINS IN
NEGRO SOLDIERS CASE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-The sub
stitutc oil. which provides military
tribunal 10 near and finally determine
the cases OF discharged Negro soldiers
passed the senate Yesterday afternoon.
senator Foraker lad fought for the
passage Of this bill for sometime He
rallied TO his support every Republi-
can senator present and one Democrat
The vote in the ayes and nays on the
passage OF the measure was 30 20 20
The bill passed was the substitute
prepared by Senator AldriOh
ne substitute rs brief and direct.
IL authorizes the secretary of war to
appoint military court OF inquiry
of officers Of the rank OF colonel or
higher TO pass upon the applications
for re-cnlistment from the discharged
battalion and 70 report within a year.
The second section OF the bril- con
cedes another point for which the
Ohio senator cuntended. Il provides
tGat the soldiers re-enlisted shall draw
full pay and allowances from the date
of their discharge under the presi-
dents order. This point was the prin-
cipal issue between Mr.. Foraker and
tho administration senator's on the
military affairs committee and was
the Distinguishing feature between the
Foraker bill and the administration
bill
Job Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co. 70 John R.-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24

Mrs. n. G. Brown. Mr. and Mrs
Crank Polk Mr. and Mrs. Danger
field aud Mr. and Mrs Reginald Van
derbih. an OF New York. MIR and
Mrs George Brown. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ewing aud Mr. and Mrs Harry
.IaSnes of Baltimore: MIR. and Mrs.
Francis King Wainwright and Mr..
Richard Elkins. OF Philadelphia. the
Italian ambassador and Baroness Des
Planches. the German Ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorff. the
French ambassador and Nine. JusSer-
and. the British ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce. Admiral Dewey and Mrs.
Dewey. Senator and Mrs. Hale, Sena-
tor and Mrs A,drlch aud the Misses
Alfrch Senator and Mrs. Crane. Sen
ator and Mrs. Wetmore aud the Miss
rs Wetmore. former Secretary OF state
Elihu Root Senator and Mrs Knox.
Mrs John Hay. Mrs. Philip Sheridan.
Miss sheridan. Countess Alexandra
Won Bernstorff. Miss Lowering. Gen.
and Mrs Edwards Gen. and Mrs Mcr-
ritt. Mrs Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. {.
4. Mum. Miss Boardman, Mr. and
Mrs Frederick \. Keep. Mrs Richard
Townsend and Miss Mathilde Towns.
emu, tht non. Mduu idNuNNioASs vi q
Larz Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs Pugf
Legare. Mrs. Pinchot. Mr. CLIFFORD PIN
chot. Miss Slater. Mr. and Mrs Alef
l.egare. Mr. and Mrs George Howard
Mrs Audenrcid, Mrs. Hiss, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lee. Miss May Williams, MIR
and Mrs. Joseph Letter, Miss Eleanor
Parker. the Misses Chew Miss Elean-
or Terry Gen and Mrs Draper. Mr.
and Mrs c. G. Glover. the Countess
de Sibour. Viscount and Niscountess
de Sibour. all OF Washington. and
Mrs W &. Mcmillan. aud Miss Doris
Mcmillan, Mr. and Mrs James
Thayer Mcmillan, Mr. ana Mrs
James Thayer Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis W Mcmillan, MIR and Mrs
Charles Warren and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hodges. all OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
CAMPAU IS BACK
IN DEMOCRATIC
PARTY FOLD
OLD OPPONENTS NAME HIM ON
DELEGATION TO STATE CON-
vENTiON-"JIM" POUND cANDi.
DATE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Daniel J. Campau. who was read out
OF the Democratic party las April oy
the dominant faction, is again within
the pale. At the Democratic mass
convention in the Burns hotel Tues
day evening. he was trumphantiy
named as a delegate to the state con-
vention after an attempt had been
made TO leave his name from the list.
Harmony was The watchword OF the
gathering and harmony attained after
a lively battle and some red-hot
speeches And IL was the sort or haT-
mony that recognized the Campau men
and all others who had been counted
out OF party affairs tht past few years
as being welcome recruits al this time
The reunited party named James Ii
Pound as It's nominee for circuit 1udgT.
John Miner FOR police justice and +. J.
Minock for county treasurer. for the
short term These nominations will
have 10 be- made good by the voters II
the party writing in the names ~ the
primary election.
AS soon as the 100 Democrats who
had braved the rain 70 attend were
gathered together Il became evident
that strenuous efforts were 10 be
made 10 bring all elements OF the
party together Or. f.. b. Smith. who
has been in opposition 20 the con
trolling forces in the party affairs "a
recent years. was made chairman.
while Charles S Hampton, who was
d. j. Campau's lieutenant in The last
fight. was made secretary.
The committee chosen TO select dele
gates to the county convention was
composed. however OF Connolly.
Thompson men. the list being. John
C. Mabel John Naylon, Frank D.
Eaman. VI. J. Lehman and r. II War
rem. They brought in a list of 1872
delegates in which the names Of such
men a. George William Moore f
Jeffries. Charles r. wilkins, Charles
w Casgrain. Louis +. Tossy. Frank
Aldenbrandt. r A. T. Weadook. and
others who stood with Campau last
year. were included. Campaus name
was missing. however
Il do not want TO open old sores. s.
began Charles s. Hampton in com
mentine on this fact Then he loosenei
up and told the Democrats present
that party good has been subordinated
to individual ambitions and spites n
he past. giving numerous and very
pertinent Illustrations. This started
things and several replies were made.
Frank y. Eamens going after Hamp-
ton hardest
A peaceful solution was reached
finally. however, Campau's name being
inserted in the list and also those II
which had not been In the FIST report
The nominations were made without
opposition. The delegates-at-large j.,
the state convention are:
William r. Thompson. William r
Connolly. Edwin Henderson. James y
Burns and DR.. F. b. Smith.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
MISS JARVIS WEOS
PRESTON GIBSON
IN WASHINGTON
WEARS GOWN OF HEAVY IVORY
SATIN, MADE IN DIRECTORS
Neutrality-suspicious. is PER
FORMED IN MCMILLAN HOME.

WASHINGTON Feb 2i-Miss
Grace Mcmillan Jarvis. OF Detroit,
was married Tuesday afternoon TO
Preston Gibson. son OF the late Sena'
tor Randall Lee Gibson. of tennessee.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles Wood, pastor OF the ChGrch
OF the Covenant in the uome OF Miss
Jarvis grandmother Mrs. James NC
MILAN. on Vermont-aye. After we'd
ding tour Mr.. Gibson and mis- bride
will return 10 spend the remainder OF
the season with Mrs. Mcmillan, going
later 10 their Virginia home.
The main door Of the Mcmillan
home was in bridal array. Win the
doors covered with snowy linen. The
decorations principally were OF green
aud white. The starways we're fes-
TONED with southern smilaN. with
huge bunChes OF annunclation hlles
surmoun,ed with tall punches oi Tor
sythia placed ike sentinels at inter-
walls ON the banlsters ana over the
mantels in the corners OF the rooms.
The bride entered the drawing
alone through an aisle marked Win
white ribbons. from the stairway. she
was given In marriage by her grand
mother with whom she has made her
home since TIE death OF her mother.
She was attended by Miss Virginia
Frew. of Pittsburg, as maid OF honor
Miss Constance Hoyt, Miss Martina
Cameron and Miss Carrie Louise
Mum of this city; Miss Fanny Han
ma. OF Cleveland: Miss Gladys Crom-
well. OF New York, and Miss WlnlIred
King, OF Pittsburg. as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Gibsons best man was MS
brother, Mr.. Richardson Gibson. or
Lexington, Ky. and Chicago, and the
ushcrs were MIR. Ralph Parr. OF Balti'
more. Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt, Mr..
Paul Rainey. Mr.. Francis Hamilton.
all OF New York; Mr.. Francis King
Wainwright, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. Wal
ly W. Keith. OF Baltimore, formerly
OF Chicago. and Mr.. Clarence Moore
Mr.. Larz Anderson, Mr. William k.
Hit and Mr.. Edward b. Mclean, al!
OF this city
The brides gown was a striking
one OF heavy ivory satin. made in the
directoire fashion, very long and very
narrow. with the left side almost com
pletely hidden with rare old rose point
lace Her tulle veil had an edge OF
the same rose point all about its
lengthy folds and she carried white
orchids and lilies OF the valley. Her
maid of honor wore directOire gown
OF white satin, with picture hat OF
white tulle and carried an old fash
toned bouquet OF rich pink roses with
an edge OF torget-me-nots. The maids
wore gowns of pale pink tuile over
pink. with pink tulle hats and large
cuffs of delicate gray tulle with ruff
fes. and a bunch Of pink roses In
their centers. Their only ornaments
were pink pins OF forget-me-nots. the
gilt of the bride.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Haggin, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin, Mr. ana
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
FIND POLICEMEN'S
BODIES ON TRACKS

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Mystery sur.
rounds the finding of the mutilated
bodies of two special policemen Ion
the Chicago and Burlington road on
the tracks at sixteenth and Canal-sI.
The victims are Edward Cullen. 81
years old, 1893 Ogden-avc., and Mich
ael Fox. 81 years old, 1872 Twenty
nf.h.pi Both were married.
Near the same spot where Cutler
and Fox met their fate the body ~
Robert c. Lanins. OF La Grange. Ill.
with the skull fractured. was found
three weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
More trouble for Dude.

William. alias Dude" Parker. the
Negro arrested by Patrolman OGrady.
who found him in possession OF
quantity OF saws found heaps OF trou'
BILE In police court. Tuesday morning.
Attorney Willis obtained a stay OF
sentence on one charge OF theft. and
Dude" was walking out when Pre-
cinct Detective William Graus nabbed
him for the theft of more saws.
We've got "A number of complaints
again him" said Circus. The Dude
looked worried.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24

After celebrating for over year
n commission representing the gov
ernments OF five German states, the
population OF which is one-hfth OF the
whole empire. has recommended
standard shorthand system.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
POLICE RELEASE
FRANK DEERINC

Frank Deering. arrested with Frank
Bialk in connection with the murder
OF Mrs. Frances Richard, was released
Wednesday morning by the police
who are satisfied that he was In no
way connected with the crime.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24

Photographs by a Danish scientist.
indicate that lightning flashes. instead
of continuous streams Of electricity,
are made up of small discharges
which follow each other along the
same path
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24

Picture H. from recent photograph OF
the GRIND Duke Vladimir Alexandro-
witch, who died Suddenly at ~. Pet
-ersburE. The Grand Duke vladimir
was the most cordially hated of the
ears uncIes and had becn frequent
~ threatened with death by the ter
rortsts.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05

Hon. Ralph Cameron, left last Thursday for Washington, where he will begin his labors for State hood. MT. Cameron expects Statehood at this session of Con- gress for Arizona. General Hitch cock and MT. Cameron were here some time ago and they both ex- pressed themselves that Arizona steod a mighty good chance for statehood early in the session. MT. Cameron knowns how to work. He is a good campaigner and will make life a burden to those Sena- tors who oppose Statehood. Let us organize a Statehood Club and get to work and assist in every way possible. Who will second the motion.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05

Hon c. W. Grouse returned the first of the week from a visit with relatives in Indiana. MT. Grouse stated that the country was hardly as prosperous in the old states as it was in the west, especially as our own Territory, Arizona. MT. Grouse was very much improved in health and left for his duties as 1ndain Agent at the Whiteriver Agency Tuesday, after visit of a couple of days with his brother M. A. and family.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05


 In the elections held last Tues day, Tammany of New York was with on exception completely routed. The Mayor was all that was elected, by the Tiger People. James H. Hagan a Tammany man for County Clerk said That all of the Tammany Candidates were ordained of the Lord" But if so The Lord certainly forgot his own, for Judge Gaynor, for Mayor was the only one elected. And for four long years the Tiger will have to fast. Oh but won t it get hungry and won't the droll trickel from it's lips as it says " How I would like to bite William Randolph Hurst''
 Heney the reformer of all that is in the skies, on the earth and in the sea was defeated for City Attorney of San Francisco. The people din't take Mir. Heney ser iously. And we guess that is the universal opinion wherever MT. Heney is knowns.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF NAVAJO. AND TERRI TORY OF ARIZONA.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 Justice H. Breed, deceased. Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice of hereby given that Helen Breed has filed in Court her petition praying that she be ap- pointed administrative of the estate of Justice N. Breed deceas- cd, and that letters of administra- ton be issued to her. that said petition will he heard on Satur- day the sixth day of November, N. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Court. in Holbrook, County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interest ed in said estate are notified ther and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated October 18th, 1909.
 R. c. Smith,
 Ex-Oficio Clerk.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05

Bart Harris of Galena South Dakota, is here to day visiting his sister Mrs Joseph F Wood MT. Harris is a mining expert and has done special expert work all over the north and west He has been to Los Angeles and that vicinity and in now on his way home.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05

If you have any cement work to do don't bother with inferior grades. Ask for LOLA PORT LAND CEMENT. Cost no more than any other. Endorsed by the R. R. Go. as a most satisfactory cement to use for all kinds of work. For sale at A. & B. Schusters.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05
Territorial Officers

Governor Hon. R. E. Sloan. Ter. See. G. U. Young. Ter. Treas. E. E. Kirkland Ter. Aud. W. C.. Foster. Atty. Gen. J. B. Wright II. SDist Atty J. B. H. Alexander
 NAVAJO COUNTY OFFICIALS. Sheriff. J. F. Woods. Recorder and Clerk. C Hess. Probate Judge and County Sup erintendant, R. C. Smith. Clerk of the Dist. Court, W. $. Woods. 1 Treasurer, L. D. Divelbess. Dist. Atty.,-W. P-Geary. County Supervisors, O. R. Gard ner, Chairman. James Scott and A. B.. Sutton.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05
The HOIbrOOk News

Pnblished every Friday at Holhrook,
 Navajo County. Arizona by g,pSET SApF, Editor and Publisher Admitted to the mails at Holbrood. as second class matter, May 14, 1909. Rates of Subscription in advance
 One year FA'0'
 Advertising rates made known up en application .i
 All advertising will he run until or dered out.
The Holbrook news., 1909-11-05

Frank Bartlett is doing the carpenter work on the school house. Frank knows how to do carpenter work, and will do a good job for Contractor Q. R. Gardner.