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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23


Cafes which are headquarters for
immoral women alli have 60 get
along without liquor lieeueea lf
Councilman keliuKw. of tire F1ilh
aard. Las hls sag
Az she needing 81 the council
committee On licenses and reYnuue
last Monday afternoou kelioEK got
the committee ta hold ~ TIE apult
cation for "A renewai 81 che license
81 the Frisco bar and cafe. which
opens both on First az and TINT
verslty ~
The application was made hy
Hanson 4 Ralanu. who lease the
basement and conduct the place
kellogE asked for a wevk 60 make
a thorough Investigation % the
place. and yesterday afternoon b.
announced that he would fight 70
the end any attempt 70 renew thls
license
More police court eases IN which
disreputabie women ard young
girls are involved come from this
dive than from any other IN the
city. according 10 tire information
given ne az police eouri. said KEEL
loc9 yesterday.
There il no excuse for this
place and some others Hike Il In tho
city. hc continued. and there II
going 10 be a Fight II a renewal Of
this license s. insisted upon
The Frisco is ln kelioEE ward
and he - determined tn mako his
protest stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

DR. MtAAANNtN nit arid .nnss itnf
oNkh specialist in Aeattir. TREATS Nii dis'
tasus W enc mefvvs, thraat lWnEs heerl
s s,sss,s. e ss A .s.s ~ .i' ssni1st,sa
tifeFatFa UaN stones rvmpvrd wlfhuat
ofefAttu an meaieinrs tafmisned ~
sxfsgisnts q Ngfla etr ava telfgsliis
ana cn.sa X egao1.te Res-.is.ce. Fpemt
ssg snA sgt ptanr Wsfn tt4A
pR WNnriN6 has fetpsaiA offices at
eet ast9 Arcade ANGtN All thfNAse Ahe
diseatas ef stnre ~ ne.s se,s $500
INFECTIONS 81 NEW ut.oQm -
eaii 2, tsrg,ssil giveg " ~ late ~
pr 81 ~ ceek- nitfasss ~1usu And
ehndrtn. threat ant cataWh Nse tnH'h'
81 IS rsars practise ass Arcade Asses
mn FnANK nauoks PARALYSIS
rna4utatisln. nrrNeus and fhfqHie als
-asts NJ mo1efHited tiesit u.eHf = -
ICONS as $50 ihrt nofr
pr Nm N t.ssssinr fesuasld Ei9ste
tonter EvehanFs bth ph1ees teti
pR VA III ANnGNsoN uts.stss q
the skin. as t.uucsf Esehan3e
H. "a prasn. atsieninaI srpifa-
urinary feetai diseases fQf.f t.ssss MSS
ilf naiisa. ssin .nssasss as AfeeAs
re Fafksr. rrion Hiaek ted sita
I,o-r sgt - sNt,s ..-..,>
q, lsses q ~ 20 sekusais
its9 f1nt az
s.a.ts tieas bsaxhf sait' stInFsr STAMP
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lunhia e. 4saftif tiafn phnRse ttsl
fefis~ does neat 5en rffnfinE tei
Seasea ~ FnsHs Ira 1859
RENTAt AGhNtfR~.
IfFWEfI.NN a WARD $3.50 Huyss eias
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
WHITE PLAGUE
DAY SET FOR
TOMORROW

T0morrpu is Anti Tuberculosis
day Ia the Seattle churches IN
every place ~ wofahip iu the city
special sermons viii either be- xiyrn
by the ministers or some special
mention Wiil be- made % ghe nation.
aide fiEhi that IS being uagcd on
the white plague
The kinE county branch ~ the
Auti.Tuberrn.oalE LeaFar sent CIR
calara tD sYsrY minister Ia The city
today BY messenger boys Excoruis
from these will be- read io the con.
EreEafluns tomorrow morning
The local organization O. nos
making a hard campaign against
consumption ard viii have q large
aauitarinm uut near the Country
Ciub Ia addition 70 ~ eudraFUrluE
20 educate The public IN ways ~
preventing the disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
10000 JEWS
DRIVEN
OUT
tny u-H,i rss..i

berlin Apfii Ten ihoarant
fcws Wcro driven from kief tnday
hy The Russian Authorities. accord
ing 10 adFlcea received here
Premier sfriyDin ordered tho
y holraaio etbniaiuu because ihe
gvaA mad settled In Kfen withuui
first aakiug the pcrmiaaion 20 thr
Russian governments Those ~ lhw
Jess who had aiwags lived et hieii
wrre allowed ln remain ln ihe rifF
The rity authorities have been
given tive days Oh which % clear
uut nii nnuueFmanenf tewa
Semitic societies b9rr have am.
nunmred that thes wili extend asa a.
the expelled mnlsltuar q % feared
81 them ihat the action AZ kirff ~
prelude fn anti Semitic duuinnsifn
lions throughout Kugaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
DEATH in The
CHAIR FOR
WOLTER

NEW york. April ~. Albert
Wolter, degenerate youth 81 10
years, who gloatrd over lewd pie
lures and was crazy about women.
must die la the electric chair for
the murder OF Ruth Wheeler. a
pretty i5yearold atenographcr
After one hour and so minutes 81
deliheration. Jury IN the court OF
special sessions found him guilty ~
murder Ia the first degree az 10 80
o'clock last night. bringing 20 a close
a trial marked by ita swift move.
ment and its testimony of horror.
The boys counsel sald with clio.
queuce that Noltcr was too tender
hearted to harm a cat. but re men
decided last nlEht that he had sifan.
sled Ruth Wheeler and thrust her
while yet ellyc in his fireplace
whste. soaked With OIL. her
erumplcd body wrlthed and burned
with the same wax faced indlffcr
enrr he had shown throughout the
trial Woltef listened ga the verdict
Win almost inhumnn comnlnrfney
he mad been found asieep in his cell
while the jury WAS celebrating He
will be sentenced Wednesday
The Jurors themselves showed
emotion. while the boy who must 40
showed nome when asked V they
had found verdict. William v
kulp. the foreman. answered 90 q
shaking voice. We have aud m.
nounced they had found Woitrr
guilty ~ murder ln the first degr.e
All eyes immediately shifted toward
the prisoner 80 WAS az tt0lld as q
piece ~ stone
Wolicr refused o. talk n don't
SAINT 10 taik tonight I'm tired and
l WAni C. gvt a gnod sleep FIRST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

into the station. Wesler wac safely
behind the bars NJ the county Jail.
Albert Schulz. a Hon Of the muir
dered woman. WAS searched az the
depot few minutes before the
train pulled ia and loaded IS.
calihre revolver taken from one
OF his coat pockets.
Wealer has made number Of
damaging admissions tu Detective
Fitzgerald and Deputy Sheriff DO.
ten, who brought him from San
Francisco. even. Il IL said. 90 the
extent oi having written the decoy
letter sent 10 Mrs. Schulz The Of.
ticers also secured a number OF let
tera and papers which viii prove
very strong evidence against We3
Ter u he deeides 10 stand trial raihs
or than threw himself on the mercy
OF the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
LIVES II HOURS
WITH TORN BRAIN

After Il hour struggle Tor life
with one side Of his head smashed
and his brain torn. Al Hoffman
died az a1o This morning in the
city hospital
Hoffman was struck GA the head
al the Union op Works yesterday A.
yernoon Aheavl pieet e metal ives
thrown from q TANK shyar'ne ths
skull on che Fishl eide q hts head.
tearing the brain tissue and pspoa-
Ing it 60 view Hoffman was taken
10 the city hospital where he re-.
gained consciousness several timek
and showed bis recognition 81 his
wife hy squeezing her hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

Ladies' and Gentlemen we have
with us liia evening the senior sen.
ator from New YORK. THE Honorable
Chnuncoy 80 Uopew. celebrating
thla daV the seventy slxth mHiYer.i
mary Of his birth. Cries Of Speech
Speech
That ia what will happen ta.
might at q banquet in honor Of the
former great afterdlnuer orator
"Chauucoy do Peach Maybe
Depew VIII tell an anxious world
how b. happened that he has voted
as many as five times against Aid
rich 1--WE times IA five sessions of
congress
OF course everybody knows why
be- voted with Aldrlch on about 20
per cent Of an roll calls on which
both senators voted Hut those
five opposing votes How thcy hpp.
pcuad may be cleared mp tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

REDDiNG Conn April 90 Mark
Twaln's coffin fiowfr covered. waa
taken in private car % Ncw York
today The body earhed iu white.
lay % state a. SturmNold villa for
several hours before n waa placed
aboard me Sew York train There
wna no trace 90 suffering on TwainR
face He appeared % b. peacefully
asleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
TAGGART TO
THE SENATE

fNntANAroLfs. April 81
Thomas TaaRart democratic MAJ
tlqnat committeeman has formally
announced his candidacy Cor lhe
democratic nomination for thc
United States senate After ni-
lsnce which caused various political
conjecture TaeNart made bia an
npnHcement Sc French Lick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
HUSTLE Weller
FROM TRAIN
To AUTO

TACOMA. April 80 While near
IN 500 persons waited az the North
ern Pacific station last nlsht Ia a
vain attempt 60 see Charles J. Wet-
Ter. accused murderer OF Mrs Fred
ericka Schulz. the prisoner was be
inK hustled irom the shasta lin
tied. which brought him from san
Francisco into an automobile
which waited az the Bailey and
Center street crassing Ten min
utos later. whom The train steamed
PATENT ArrQRN1As, 49,.
I'll Il. krfnoids - lurmffA
amfefr pateuf effIrU MtFhinatNn Ia
psff assistance iu rrrfrcfinH tutFNtiena
eieht wears eastern patent pfacticF rNH.
.nlns Interviews ~ apt aAi Hlre' iN""f
Nain ttgs sos Wltekley block
Adams a brooks feE.sterca ratent auf
Tfaae Msfk Atlofhf 'rhs Tea ~
attie fest ce'man NioNk
Rsrnss a 60 registered pateut attar-
nrys starr how'd niesk Write iof pnps
~,>.,s.,,.SrSssSS., ssSe, sees 49,
The seattle iltfHfn auN MfAra VIZ -
tt tlrst az Main teot iad eiti
NNce~~NN~N.~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
In
CHINA

LONDON. April 81 Dispatches
from China sag ihnf rielInE e con
iiualnR in Chaug sha and the llau
an provinces if g. feared that The
uprising vii spread a. ether pros
lnces should The uprising become
general the foreign office Tears
that The Chinese government wiu
Dc unable 90 protect foreigners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
ROOSEVELT
is IN PARIS



again, because there IL no effort
without error and shortoomluus
but who does actually strive 20
do the deeds, who knows the
great enthualaanh. the great de-
votionsi who spends hlnaeif In
worthy cause. who AZ the
best knows IN the end the
triumph Of high achievement,
and who az the worst, II he
fails, az least falls while daring
greatly, 30 that his place shall
never be with those cold and
slmid souls who know neither
victory nor defeat.
Shame on the man 1t cultivated
taste who permits refinement to de
velop into q fastidiouaneHs that un
its him for doing the rough work
OF a workaday world. Among the
free peoples who govern them
selves there ia but 4 small field Of
usefulness open Tor the men uf
cloialersd lie wh0 shrink from con.
tact with their fellows
let those Who have. keep. iet
hsfN MT ~ Z" ten.
n'sh h'shaeta - cultivation eAs
acholHfahip Yet let az remember
that these stand second 20 eeftsiu
other thinsa. There Is need ~
sound body and even more need Of
"'.'" N''i'h
Bui above mind and above
body stands characteristic sum
81 those qualities which 80
mean when We speak Of mans
fierce and courage, Of hla coed
falth ard aenHe o. honor.
Even more important than ABILITY
"a work. even more Important than
ability ~ ueht Al Heea Is II Is r..
member that the chief ~ blessings
fnr ans nation Is chat Il shalt leave
itH seed "a Inherit tha land
The greatest "a aH enrses Is Tho
curse ~ afefiNtb ara the sa4efeHg
~ at condemnation should ba that
vialfed uran Wfufal atafllltF me
first essential in AM civilization +
shat ere man anA tha wenau ahnn
BE- father aad n'ofhrf % hfaithy
childrea II The failure rs doe %
deliberate and willfHl iHull. then q
o. noi merely 8 misfortune 3 u aie
~ those crimes IT sase ard self
INDULGENCE. ~ shrinking from pain
and effort an1 fiah ahieh IN ihr
Ions rau Nature Unu hsta more
heavily than any other
rhs aCfrr must ahoH ifseIf in The
mans Performance both of the dafY
be owes himseif and of TIE DDS be
usrg The state The maus fpfe
most iaty in owed Be- hiniself ard
BIS family aHf be can a. ttia autY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
"soclALisTs or THE INSECT
WORLD

Prof Trevor Klnkaid. OF the TINT
vcrslty Of Washington win deliver
AIN Illustrated lecture on little an.
derstood habits of the insects The
noted biologist has "a wonderful col
lection Of lantern slides 90 show
Arcade Hah 1929 Second av.. Sun.
day, y. IA. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

A young college boy brought his
chum home with him for the holl
days He introduced him to his
mother. who was deaf
~What name did you say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

When Mike and Pat landed ia
New York, Mike for the first time
tasted green perglmmon His
mouth began 10 quicker and he
called 70 Pat Pat, 10 you have
20 say, say it quick. for
J am closing up
IS " THOMAS.
1916 Union. Flat g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

CharieB7"
"Mr specknooc;e. mother"
Say Dc again. dear"
"Spcckno0dle
I'm Sorry. bot oven then I did
not catch if"
"speckn.oodlc." fairly shout.
"a Charles
~ shall have 20 give II up An
! can make out oI % is Speck
noodle MRS A. LEWIS.
1862 Lakeylow Place
Mike and Pat were having o. Ole.
pute one evening 60 the words
"satlatiod' aud "contontod" Mike
declaring they both meant the
same thing, and Pat saying they
did not Mike naid "Thoy do
Webster says SOL" u don't care.
says pat II know better. For."
says he. Tim satisfied O'Flinn is
trying io win me wife away from
me. but lll be burned " im con.
tented MRS RILEY.
1879 Tenth Av s.
lu % small country town back IN
Kanaaa young farmer Ind been
attending revival meetings. and
was no last persuaded 40 10 up "a
the mOuruors bench The preach.
cir. after going from one 10 the
other, came tO this young fellow
and said wei. brother. how do
you feell Have YOU accepted the
Lord yet7' The young man
arawled "Wail. 4 don't know
There's something going rumbly
bumhly inside of me don't know
whether ita wind or religion
J. r. Campbell,
Botholl. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
FUNNY STORY CONTEST

A little boy got into the habit
Of saying Darn. 81 which his
mother naturally did NOT approve
Dear. she said ga the little boy.
"hero Be- DO cents. n Us yours if
you will promise me not to say
darn again
"Am right. mother. be said. az
be took the money. 7 promise
A. be- lovingly figured The money
a hopeful look came into bis eyes
and he said Say. mother. ! know
word that's worth go cents"
ANDREW KYLE,
GZ03 Goth Az. ii W., city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

- frem fns mansfaeteFTr
AMI SAVE THE RI
- TAft.ENs PROFIT We
are thr largest fteeaees
bsssi sash and anef uans
/ - afart4rerH lu fhN rkfinr
- Northwest Fhtsr prices
| cross rsnet doors ras
I - paiaiinK ~
- crrsr pangi doors. ~
| f'rpss panel d9qss. on
- finish. tlsa
IL Yronl doera tsts. fsso
t s-ilses r'nssw. fse to
Bunsaiow o. Nissiou Doors. ffsf
f-3Eat barn sash. fgc o. sac
costaee frunt w.naows bottom as.
,,, s.s's inches ,ep l,sss. sss,s as
Porch columns. So % tffg
Of tt1 feet fIs9
Geld Seal raofiaE SQUARE g. 81
Rim locks. with black kaohs gtc
Mrrtisrd LOCKS. fef knobs. gee
Frout toor iscs rirhf snd day keys
solt bronze knob and eteatchs9u. hand
tuffea. fancy finish. o.
Geld seal house paint none better. -
seiars. per Faiien. tift. i-zaiion lots.
osid seal barn ana root paint s.saiisa
Keysisns varrish or gallon. Sis8
nnNh f1h Nth fkEh - AApfst p
ssi'tAsr
i-ia western eeAr dAafs1n
-IfnE HEPNgRFK~
~s,c.-eees~-, 49, .~~-~~ro~~,
4r... .xn MOI. 1900.
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MEAFON 1898 Fifth aF fnd 1913
-liuWl ISIS
f's,e r \ - \, - " -
eahfnes MnrE etfr Pir,t ia Teea
STAMP wORKa
y's77-y,,.,S7|srss 49, 49,, 80
ridr snH nna sfaf~ frH 1873 $500
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

Two Irishnen we're going to beat
their board biii by jumping out the
second story az night OF course.
being tn q hurry Co dress quickly.
Pat got his trousers on bind part
before. and jumped Mike said
from the window "Hil. Pat. are ye
hurt7" Pai said y don't feel any
pain Or see any blood But look
how I'm twisted MRS T. s..
1913 Bell 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
FROM Mlll
nIREG
II 0 " @W

maY vaHr panfinN materials
frem tho maNsfAat aF#r
AMI SAVE THE RI
TAtf.ENs PROFIT We
are thr largest fNeeaHaf
bsst sash ani tnef man
ufart4rerN ln fnF Fafiflr
Norfhwrsf Thssr prices
tell Why
grusa rauaf tunFK Tor
palntinE % 30
CrrHn ransf Haars. faF
NfatuinF fflta
GrHas panel d9aFs. on
finish t1t9
Froni doors o. tS ftte
and CD
1-liEhs uina9wa 1sc 60
ftst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

BELL iheafre. Firr 81. near sarInr
oae hanf sho~. strictly indepsndsai
Admission &C.
OLIVER theHtfe aprIrr be-. near ar-
Urd oniy frrt rom D'rfarrs shown Af
mlss.an zoe
,.o1I1l.kGgiJI5lggSS ~, " w. D.
Pos UHrk 400 other nafaa POM
typ etiisr supply ~ 1lg b nh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

Dh HyLI - Da EopA THO rHTHl-
cthH. OpTlcIAN * fsF frsntmenfs
ueht cure flhration nE8T EarfrpEU
OFFICES ~ SEATTLE EFrf treated
si5. hi.sk rdr 9'eg3 ''I r'o-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-14
County Correspondence
LIBERTYVIILLE

Mrs. A. b, Mckenzie has been
very sick the past week.
Miss Mary Sturgess is quite sick
with measles at this writing.
Miss Carrie Presnell spent a few
days in Pennington this week.
Mr.. Marion Cox of Creek Nation
spent few days here last week.
DR.. Scott of French Village spent
n few days with MIR. John Gibson.
Mrs. Jane Keith died at her home
near Wesley Chapel Thursday,
April It'll.
Mr.. viii Kinkead, who is working
Mt Flat River, spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs. |. NJ. Hoffman returned home
Tuesday after several days visit in
Flat River.
Miss Mabel and Raymond Graham
visited in Fredericktown Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Ste. Mary Kinkead is visit
ing friends and relatives in Farm
ington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Price and Mas
ter Bruce visited the family of Mr..
J. $. Graham Sunday.
/ Miss Joyce Hughes, who has been
attending business college in Farm
ington, has returned home.
Mrs. Toua Settle returned home
Wednesday after IA weeks visit witt
her mother, Mrs. } G. Crow of this
place.
Mrs. Sophia Shaw returned home
Saturday after spending s"vera
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. }, G
Ballard, Of Pennington.
The Christian Church gave Il sup
per last Friday evening. The pro
ceeds are to 20 to the st. Loui'
Christian Orphans Home.
Misses Lydia Detring and Myrtle
Simpson and Mr.. Charley Belker
visited friends and relatives in Fla
River Saturday and Sunday
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-14
JAYDEE.

Mr.. 7. J. Buckner and his daugh-
ter, Mrs, Ida Mund, were Farming
ton visitors Monday.
Mrs. Frank Seizcmorc, who has
been very sick for some time, ! am
glad to know is able to be up again.
Rev. j NJ. Baugh filled his APP
.pointmcnt at Alsbury Chapel sun
day and Sunday night, preaching to
large audiences.
Mr. Bryant McCHrty Of Hazel
Run lost a valuable hnrs" last week.
II was sick three or four days, but
he doesn't know what was the cause.
The Alsbury Sunday School me;
last sunday for the first time this
year. There were scvcnty-ninc
scholars enrolled, which was very
good for the first Sunday.
Planting corn has been the order
Of the day for the past week or ten
days. The weather has been so ia
vorablc that the farmers have been
putting in their best licks.
MIR. VIM. j. Morris of Ste. Gen
evieve county and Miss Edith =.
David were married last week. They
will make their home ut BOnnc
Terrc, where he is employed.
Mr.. Walter Prattc visited the
family Of Mr. W. 7. Newly last
Saturday. He has just returned
from Colorado Springs whete ht
spent the winter for his health. He
is looking very much improved
having gained several pounds il
weight, but says old Missouri Is tn,
best after all.
We are sorry that Mr.. Bradley fel
it necessary for him to Withdraw
from the race for Congress, but !
shows that he has the interests o
the party at heart. believe he is n
strong n RAN In the Lead Belt n
could have come out, and think nov
that il he should ask for any count.
Office he ought to receive hear.
support, for | think he has don
more for the labOring class tina
any man who has ever representa-
this county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-14
FLAT RIVER.

Miss Dora London entertained
Doe Run visitors Sunday.
Clifford and Arthur Burmester
visited their parents near Sprott
Saturday and Sunday.
1t is reported that Byron Ball of
this place has enlisted in the navy at
San Francisco, California.
lIMessrs. +. f. Beard, c. |. GGrret
and j. II. Shaner of Bismarck, at
tended the Odd Fellows lectures
here Tuesday night.
The seventh and eighth grades of
the Grammer school, accompanied
by their teachers, enjoyed an outing
on Big River Saturday.
W. p. Hovis has moved his stock
Of furniture from his old stand on
Taylor Avenue, to his building on
main street, recently occupied by
Flat River Hardware Go.
:. II. Ramsey and family ARE cX.
pcctcd to return to Flat River to To-
cate this week. They recently
moved to Oklahoma, but have de-
cided there is no place like Missouri.
The High School boys were de-
feated by Pennington in seven
inning game of base ball by the
close score Of 3 to >. The weakness
of Flat River seemed to be their not
being able to hit the curves of the
Pennington pitcher.
The school and city elections
Tuesday of last week were very
quiet, only a light vote being cast.
G. X. Pratte and Lawrence Kelly
were elected directors for the three
year terms. and II. Horn for the
two year term, made vacant by the
removal of DR.. 7. l.. Haney.
Mr.. H. Tucker and son Milton
went to st. Louis Wednesday morn.
ing, returning in their new automo.
bile. This makes the fourth new
auto in Flat River IN the last few
days, DR.. NJ. II. Topping ant
Messrs. w. c. and A. j. NOrwin,
having each purchased one.
The Senior Epworth League o
the Taylor Avenue NJ. f.. Chucrl
was pleasantly entertained mt TIN
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Coving
ton Monday evening. The Leagu
flower being violet, each membe
answered to roll call with a quota
ton on violets. Various game
were played during the evening, an
dainty refreshments were served.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-14
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

Gideon Dowell passed his second
shorthand test last Friday.
James McNutt visited relatives
and friends near Festus last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Meta Sebaugh, who has an
excellent stenographic position IN
St. Louis, visited relatives Saturday
and Sunday and our school on Mon
day morning.
In recent letter from Miss Myrtle
Benedict, Prof. Moothart is advised
that she has become stenographcr
again in the office of Judge ID. l..
Rivers, Elvins.
Clearance Davis, who has been do.
ing office work for the Br0wn-trcn-
shaw Grain Co., mt Charleston, re-
entered school last week for the pur'
pose Of completing one or both OF
/ his courses.
Arthur Boyer, who spent n few
months recently in our bookkeeping
and banking department, has nc
cepted IA position rs bookkeeper IN
the office of the Winklebleeck Lum
Der Co., Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Rev. Wallace, pastor of the Chris
tian Church, visited our school last
Thursday morning and made an in
teresting talk. Brother Wallace Il
Il pleasing speaker and we are al
ways glad to have ministers come
up aud speak words of encourage
ment to our young people.
The commercial law class begal
its work last week and the members
are taking special interest In thi'
very practical subject. The class a
present is one of the largest IN thu
school, and we predict much valu
able information will result from thu
study of this everyday useful sub
iect.