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Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26
MAUI REPUBLICANS
TO MEET AND CHOOSE
Many Up for Office and Con-
vention viii Have 10 Set
tie the Matter,

tSpeclai Bullctin Ccrrcspondcncc)
WAILUKU. Maui. Sept. 23. = The
Republican Convention Of Maui Coun.
ty will meet at the Walluku Town
Hall next Wednesday morning the
2Sth to select ticket. In every ham.
let and village In this county there
exist factions and cliquas fashioned
after genuine American politics.
On Molokai majority of the friends
Of Mr.. q. G. Cooke are anxious to see
him In the House. but at the same
time the Republicans do not want to
sIdetrack Hon. Joel Nakaleka. one OF
the staunehest and most faithful of
the Republican members of the Low.
er House during the past three ses.
siOns.
Joseph Cockett OF Walluku Ia being
urged by party leaders 10 run, but
the electorate ana The delegates arc
holding back their decision until next
Wednesday. Wailuku have others to
place In the nomination and convf ntiOn
may he asked to settle this matter
for Wailuku. Mr.. +. Waiaholo is an
other strong candidate to be pitted
against Makekau for the House from
Iahaina. and powerful influences are
backing him. Walaholo would be n
most valuable acquisition In the
House. There is another popular
young man being urged to run to
represent the progressive Portuguese
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26
ANTI-M' 'CANDLESS
FORCE ORGANIZE
fconiinned from r,re u

Influential Democrats who are anx-
luus Ia see The party succeed in the
conilns election. but who can not
work for the present Senatorial
ticket aud who feel that Kalakiela
and llanapl should resign and allow
their places to be filled by men who
are agreeable TO an the Democrats.
Ever since The convention a
large number of good party men
have been dissatisfied with the Sen.
atorial lineup. and will refuse to
work for the ticket or to vote II un-
less II is materially changed" said
Mr.. Ashford ut is To plan how we
can get some of the men on the
Ticket and better men on that the
meeting T. to be held"
Mr.. Ashford declined TO give out
the names of the men who will he
at the meeting today Or. Raymond
stated this morning that he would
be present, but declined to go into
details. IN IA I. II was stated that
there will probably be number Of
the "unterriiied" there who have not
been heard from.
The conference this afternoon is
to be followed by action at the meet
ing OF The county campaign com
mittee. which is called Tor tonight nt
1870 o'clock In Democratic head
quarters in the Waverly block.
Whatever plan the conservatives
decide upon will be made known
then. From present Indications II
seems likely that the conservatives
will demand the designations of Ka
lakiela and Hanapi, and II they show
sufficient strength their demands
will undoubtedly he given Il lot OF
consideration, though the McCand-
less men laugh at the stand of the
opposing forces.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26
CHINESE EDITOR AND
ORATOR IN TOWN

Ng Poon Chew, managing editor of
the Chung Sal Vat po OF San Fran
cisco and advisor OF the Chinese Con-
sui General, is u passenger ON the
China. lie is going through to the
Orient for Il general tour of his home
land, which he has not visited for
more than twenty years. MIR. Ng
PoOn Chew Is one of the most famous
Chinese orators residing In the States
and has spoken frequently at Chau-
tauqua assemblies and similar func-
tions where he has dealt in n vigor-
GUS manner with the relations be-
tween the United States and China
While In the ci,y he was entertained
by Mr.. f. w. Damon, who also was
host tor Il number of Chinese stu
dents and business men returning
from the mainland.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26
DOTS AND DASHES.

The semifna,s OF the Hall Cup
will be played this afternoon at 4
o'clock on the Beretania courts. It
is proposed to play the finals on the
courts at the Moana Hotel, and the
idea is good one. as the matches
would serve as n good christening
for the new courts. WIS.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26

The late regatta certainly stirred
up the rowing men, and there are
all sorts of rumors about races In
the future. Some events may be
brought OF at Pearl Harbor, and d
good regatta down in the beautiful
locks should attract big picnic
crowd.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26

The Manoa Tennis Club will hold
Its regular annual meeting on Tues
day next at the clubhouse. The
election of officers for the coming
year will he proceeded with and the
arrangements as to the electric light
tournament will he discussed.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26

There will be tug -of-war on
skates before long, and the Marines
and Fort Shafter lads will put It
up. Football on skates is also men
toned. and II may turn out that the
two branches OF the service will
clash In a game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
Personal.

NoTICE-If any poor girl Is In trouble.
needing advice. friendship or help.
DUFFY. ssS Forrest. west. Salvation
Army.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
DIED.

DllNPlli--At family Residence. SO
Trumbull- Margaret. widow OF
the late Richard Dunphy. mother OF
Mary - Margaret \, Richard H..
Monday at $50 ana Holy Trinity
church at a m Utica and Little
Falls papers please copy
plNoN-Dec s. 1910. at late residence.
80 church-st. Windsor, ont. Samuel
W Dixon Funeral from resi-en,e
sunday al ESQ y. M lnterment al
Windsor Grove
GIRODAT-Dec o. Marie r.. beloved
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Girodat. aged 4 years Funeral FROM
residence, t2l crane-ave.. SUNDAY
morning. ~
HuRST--Dec o. 7,l5 a m. AT his resi-
denee. no Biddle-ave. Wyandotte.
Mich, James T. Hurst Funeral on
T o'clock. Burial at Woodmere
KELLY-Dr, J. NJ. Dec. =. Rockford
Wash, brother OF W j. Kelly. Mr.
" Baker and Mrs. JOS, Dwyer q,
Detroit. Burial from hts parents
residence. Goderich. ont
MCCOY ERN--At his mothers resi- =
dence, 1870 Wabash ave. Dec. 8, Jo-
seph, beloved husband OF Iva and sou
ter V. OF Tonawanda. y. T.. and chas.
j and Mathew w. OF Detroit. No
tce OF funeral later.
observation-disclosures, Friday morn
ing, Zee. y, at TeslueuCe, MontTeaI,
Quebec. Mary Durfee Medbury, wife
OF Charles r Medbury, formerly OF
Detroit, Mich Interment Will take
place at Providence, X. l., on Mon
day the 18th inst.
RUSSELIl-Dec. 8, 1910 suddenly, jay.
beloved husband of Dollie Russell.
aged 20 years Funeral Monday at
ternoon at p. m from his resi-
dence. sos Campbell-ave.
SPOONER-Dec. .. 1910. at residence.
1876 Solvay ave, Sarah j, widow Of
years Funeral Monday from above
residence, p. m. lnterment Wood =
mere
TOPPING-Harriet NJ, wife Of J. Frank
Topping. al her residence, 6T2
Fourth-ave., Detroit, OF pneumonia
Dec. 9. 1910. is survived by her hus-
band two sons X. Palmer and Carl.
Mann, Florence, Marjorie l.. and Ber-
met Topping lnterment at Fenton.
Mich, Dec. IL.
w ELBON-At Carleton, Mich. Dec. =.
1910. Isaac WELDON. aged 70, father
of Frank G.. Hugh II. and Ira w.
WELDON and Mrs III. o. Dale. Of De-
troit, and Mrs. Fred Adams, of Ann
Arbor Notice OF funeral later
RORIG-Dcc. 9, at her fathers resi-
dence, SCI Field-ave.. Amanda A.
Rorig, beloved daughter OF August
vices at residence Sunday at $3.50 y.
BLAKE--Dec. 9. 1910 at nj sresidence,
11S Commemorative ave, Charles y,
beloved husband OF Alice ]. Blake
Funeral Tuesday. Dec. Is. from resi-
dence at 40 and 81. Aloysius church
at $3.50 o'clock Burial at Mt. Olivet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
DAILY DEATH list,

William O'Brien, Harper hospital. 80
years. cerebral hemorrhdge.
GustaVe Hammel, az clinton, 70
years: paralysis.
Charlotte Johnson. 81. Luke's hospi-
tai, ~ years. cancer involving abdom-
inal organs.
Man Lemalre. 3G2 Medium. GO years;
chronic mNocarditis.
Mary ONeil. 53S lie May. 81 years:
senility.
Mary f. Little l772 Vinewood, i5
years: obstruction of the bowels
Frances A. Mcrriman, Coz Congress,
so years. rupture and old age.
Mary \. Walkowski, 1913 superior. 90
years. anaemia.
Julia Ryan. 1913 Lacrosse. 6S years.
cerebral thrombus.
Joseph MCGoVern, 1870 Wabash, IS
years. tuberculosis.
Stanislaus Czarnecki. l3S Hammond,
year: tubercular peritonitis.
Oscar Hoffman, us Nincwood. 90
years. scleross
carl Wollenzin. SOC ST Antoine, 76
years Cerebral apopleXy.
Dorothy White. Vincennes. Ind, 35
years: hemorrhage OF stomach.
Mary Hodgmean. st. Mary's hospital,
so years: cerebral abscess.
Augusta Kuhn, 81. Clair Heights, 81
years. placenta pacoria.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
BIRTHS.


Arthur LeBarcn. - Ash
Edward schultz, 953 Seventeenth.
Edward Reaume. 439 Van Dyke
Christ Loeiher. $40 Concord
William MCCIcary. 1853 Crane
lohn Nowak. 94a Fansworth
Frank Chabolski. 1908 Dubois
Louis Stelon. l22 Chene
QUO l.aNerdusky, 10 Vernon
l'hilip kloska, s32 Buchanan
Louis Huebrer l547 Military
Wiktot Sadlcwski, 726 Frankfort.
John Olchewski, go Kirby
Martin kosZuta. 400 Warren
Alexander Brinker, ll2s Concord.
twins
Mark suuin. 2e5 Porter.
John Schwarty. s9S Palmer
William Mahaney, 1853 Fort west
Joseph Schemansky, S5S Rtopelle.
Joseph NadClskt, 3l6 Garfield
Leo 1ssincwski, lCOs Farnsworth
John I.antmires. 7tS sixteenth
troa Kagel 10 Beaman, boy and
Theodore Greve. 72I Cavalry.
Charles Hinneburg. ia Williams
BOYS
Walter Felt. 10 Granville
I,dW in Mitchell. 4S3 Hancock
Charles Peltier, 242ia East Grand
I'D
Gregory puewehl 1912 East Grand
ivd
Christian Christensen. $50 Waterloo
Louis Harm. 54l Bcaufait.
Abraham Nasser. 1871 Harper
John Piasecki. $50 Russell
Marderos Goshgarian. 1913 iIarring-
on
Daniel Hickok. 3ts Dix
Hermann Shafer. sc National
Augustus Stauh. 159 Magnolia.
Florence Bortolcwitz. l24S Twenty
fth
Robert Bolda. 1883 Nlnewood
James Butler, pa Twentieth
William Buder. 375 Selden
George Ford. l26 pallister
icI A. NRNlt0n
steve Kurzoca. 977 Russell
Albert Harvey. 229 Macomb.
Walter Konczai. 40 Thirty-nfth
Arthur Toudtau. 1875 Christiancy.
Frank Mccarthy 512 Ferdinand.
Howard Pierce. 1917 Van Dyke.
anthony Look. 1855 stephens
Frank Michalsk 1880 Junction.
Daniel Pollard $50 Twenty fourth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
MARRuIE LICENSES

Harrison "a Harrison. 20 Toledo:
Georgia H. hell. -. same.
Robert Boeltcr, -, Hand station;
Anna rties. 20. same
Thomas Peterson, 81. Annie Melon
ala. -. Detroit
James Vernon. j.. 80 Detroit ,
Gray s. M. StodGard. "a. Saginaw,
Grin ~. Schenk, &c.. Trenton Ada
otis 81 sintr
Percy A. Benson. Il. Detroit. VIVA
Wedcl. Is Clare. Mich
Era a. Newark rs. Anna -. cote, 30.
PAU Loo x, %. Lau"a koppin, 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
FOR SALE-EARMS.
FARMS.

ANN y.
100 acres good buildings, 10 acres tim
Der; quite lot OF fruit, close to
Carsonville. 500 per acre. -
80 acres: near electric. - miles from
Detroit; 4-room house. barn, good
orchard. only 5000. VIII take - >
family fiat in exchange.
2Ao acres l2-room honse; large barn y
fruit, 20 acres timber, only SOD per
acre. Will take free and clear De-
l20 acres on the electric. s-room house. az
cellar, good basement barn. stio,
srSs. only only $50 per- acre Win ssEeua
free and clear residence for half. a
so acres near Lennox,. good soil. 6-f
room house, barn. timber, only $A2Ov.he
viii take Detroit in exchange. CT
IS acres, close to depot and town. lois
Of buildings. good orchard and 5000
fences, black loan soil; only $500;
$ls60e down; must be sold. .,
240 acres near Oak Grove, good build -.
inss. AL land. only $50 per acre. VIII
40 acres. s-room house. SO fruit trees.rs
barn that will hold horses, she'd 10
eern crib about ana 70 c acres e s,moee
worth 1900 in exchange. 81
Good feed mill and coal business with
sars ore n lsna wants sooa
farm close to Detroit In exchange "a
lT6 acres with lake water in 2 fields: &
buiidings: wants good Detroit prop- y
erty In exchange This Is snap. AZ
General stock Of groceries and mer- a.
ity; Inventory about $4,000. WiltSF
take good farm In exchange.
No sss Hastings, new house a4x5s. cell -
town car. only 81. 900. A bargain and ~
must be sold Immediately.
FRANK T. BRIGGS.
5os-s Majestic Bldg. 49,
Main 1900 Detroit, Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Leona cyr sS E. baltimore. y yeIr;
naraSnus.
Anton Busch. 1886 theme. 3 yeaia:
tuberculosis.
Alvina SchabeTg. 12t Sheridan. 80
years, rcrniciouF hnatmia
Henry Weber, $50 Baldwin. 10 years.
diabetes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
HELP wANTEp-rruAIE

GIRL for general house
work, good wages. 1872 Avery-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
Wanted 100 Girls

To make HEADLIGHT over
alls and Jackets; will teach in
experienced hands. Expert
enccd operators make Si2 20
$40 per week.
Dining room In connection.
I.ARNED, CARTER & Co,
EIGHTH AND ABBOTT-STS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INTERURB.,
LINHS.

PORT HURON LIMITEDs-1 q m
days only. ii y. m. Through locals. g.,
a m and every two hours TO D. m.
hourly to y. m. including limiteds
Clemens, s:2S a m. hourly to ii:ss D
m. :.
FLINT LIMITEDs-.I:ss q m, s:ss
n. m, 'i2:35 p. m. 2:ss y. m. 't:s6 .. =
m. Through locals 7 a m, every two
hours TO } y. m: oxford only. IL p. n
Flint, Sundays only. IL p. m. To Romeo
a m, s a. m. and every two hours %
10 m. ii q. m.
JACKSON LIMITEDs--s:1s o. m. ana 4
sveTy two hours to s:1S .. m. Through
locals. Z a. IN. and every two hours 10
Q N m: Ann Arbor only. a. m, $50 ..
SIP ma. 10 y. m. IL y. m Worthwhile 4
only Gao m. hourly 20 $50 p. -, :,
i:5S p: M, m. IL p m Saline eass
TOLEDO LIMIrEDS--7:7o a. N ana
every two hours to b:so p. m: satur6ay
ard Sunday, 7:so D. IN. Through ocaA !
s.so a m. and hourly 10 $50 = D-s
Monroe only. $50 y. m. IL p m "a
wyANDOTTE Drv.-6:ss q n. halt
hourly 20 s:ss Q. m. hourly 60 fitsa
D. IN ~
PONTIAC piv.-s a. m. 70 TO 20 Nh Il
o M. IL D. m; Birmingham only. - -
ORCHARD LAKE prv.-s q n. heues(
~ TO IL .. m \
sThsse ears run through 60 sagssaus !
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W ANTED-Three hustling speciality
men for 1911. positions permanent
and paying AZ high as $1,000. Drawer
iOi7, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
wANTED-AGENTs

AGENTS-LATEST CRAZE is Mystic
Polishing cloth; our trial before sell
ing plan sells the goods. it's free.
write today Western Mfg. Co, y
Sterling, Illinois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
SITUATIONS wANrED--FBMALE.

WANT situation where experience.
ability and application will be appre
Ciated. where | Will receive Il red
sonahle salary and have "a chance 20
advance Will be at liberty Jan. /,
1911; best of references. Address
Ruth y Colegrove. Marshall, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
HELP wANrED--NiALE.

MEN wanted for the u.
s. Marine Corps, between the ages of
10 and 30. Must be native born or
have first papers Monthly pay SIS
TO $50. Additional compensation pos
sible. Food, clothing. quarters and
medical attention free. After 80
years service can retire with rs per
cent OF pay and allowance. Service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
OF the world. Apply at u. =. Marine
Corps Recruiting Office. rs w. Fort
st, Detroit. Mich.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
MORE FACULTY. cHxlldEg
CONTINUED from Page ~

ton as Assistant Professor OF Edu-
cational Administration. He will also
Do Private Secretary to the President,
and you will have. occasion to became
we'll acquainted with. hiHA -, !.
Mr.. H. O. Allison, who has been q
member Of the teaching force of the
department of animal husbandry in
the University Of, Illinois, = to become
Assistant Professor Of Animal: Hus.
Ehandry in our College Of. Agriculture.
Mr.. Horace F. Matef. q sraauate Of
Cornell University, with training in
Tart agriculture and architecture for
the past two years instructor in the
university 81 Illinois; IL added 10 our
force in agriculture as instructor In
Landscape Gardening. He Will also
have charge Of the University Campus
and grounds.
There will ALEC be added to the
teaching force IN the College Of. Agri-
[cnlturn. - soo4 as che proper man
tor the positioa can be. found. q Pre-
lsessor oE Forestry IS
4 Mr. Grover Cleveland Hosford, a
brilliant graduate Of our Law school,
has been added to the staff Of the law
faculty, as instructor in Law.
Dr. F. e. Wheeleck, formerly As
Isistant Professor n Yale University,
IRill be an. additional Instructor in the
Idepartmept4of phxsics. sis.
Mr.. Michael c. Carr, q graduate Of
the slade School of Art in London.
England. who has spent seven years in
study and teaching art in Italy. and
who last year was instructor in the
Fine Arts Institute Of Kansas City,
Missouri. ia added to. the forces IS II.
Fstructor In the Theory and Practices
LOT Art.
The growth Of the department soi
Romance languagea. during tia, past
1.-TWO years, and the demand especially
for instruction in Italian and French
HAS led US to add one Instructor to
Etnat department in the person Of Mr.
tGastano Cavicchia, a native OF Italy
hut educated since his twelfth veal
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23

kia the schools, colleges and univer-
stiles Of America. After two years.
|of graduate study In the Romance
languages at Yale University. three
years at Harvard, and one year I'M
France and Italy, he becomes yaluAs
Bile addition to our teaching force.
DR.. F. N. Tfsdel, q graduate Of
Northwestern and Harvard Universis
| ties and of the School OF Oratory Of
fNorthwssterns audi who t6s taught En-
lxiish ana Publik sSeakiAE in the Uni
yersitisss OF Waacens Oberlin Col
Ilsgs. and AArnAe,f 1astitnte Of Tech
nology. takes position with NJ e
Lecturer in English and Public Speak
ing.
|44wElt ths 4sssFE 81 ssiuvkIs5k5i ~
professors. the addition of dozen
NEW teachers, and satisfactory ap-
p0intees to take the place Of profess
sors and assistant professors who re.
lsigned. We open the session OF 1910
Fl with the conviction that conditions
are favorable to making this the best
year for study in the history Of the
University
fss5. Changes in instructors and a.
sistants.
Several changes have occurred In,
the force Of instructors and graduate
teaching assistants. Among them I
introduce to you Mr.. T. e. Jones. In
|structor in Physical Education, sue
lceeding Mr.. Lawman who accepted tbs
|professorship Of physical education n
the University Of Alabama. 81
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
FOR THEIR HEALTH.
CONTINUED from Page ~

the Board Of Curators on the recon-
1mendation of the director Of the Ex-
pertinent Station has established Ger
tain research fellowships IN agrlcul-
tural subjects. and the following ap-
pointments have already been pahe:
Elmer. n Yanakta. b b. In Aeri-
culture. Unisersity Of. Missouri. A.
ricultural Chemistry. -
Thompson 3. Woodward. Dairy Hus-
bandry. ~:
C. D. Learn, B. s.. Upper Iowa Uni
yersity and Shaw Botanical Gardens
Botany. .s.,,.s
SE4G =. Freuert. Dairy Husbanary.
| 'Hajsni X. Das. B. 8. OhlG State
Unirersity-Animal HusbanAxy. !.
| Foe freshmen and sophesuoses.
i Al sehelarships won by:nppers class
men ana announced at thu Anal con-
vocation Of the session st4scsnmences
ment lime the following. .schs.azships
awardel to Freshmen aud Sophpmores
for this session are: hereby; an
nounceds :ss:i:i-i.s:s
Scholarship in American Citizen
ship: fWorth $500 a year for, four
yearsJ Mr.. Selwyn Collins LOT Har-
risonyille, Missouri. a,a
| Frank P. Blair Scholarship: 1890
lie pear for four years). This schsl-
II arship has just been established
through the generosity Of Mrs. c. B.
Graham of st. Louis and named by
the Board of Curators in honor of her
father General Frank p. Blair. To
Miss Temple Kean, sf st. Joseph, No.
| Rhodes Clay Scholarship: tsa50}
Awarded during the Sophomore year
to the student in Arts and Science
who during. the Freshman year shall
| be. Judged. best entitled thereto ION
the score Of scholarship. department
and general. worthinesa" 10 NE. T.
IF. Wheeldon of Moberly. Missouri
Honor Graduates Of Accredited Schools
u Mabel Hull. okmulgee High School.
" William Archibald, Matsea, New
London High School.
Jean Grant, Excelsior Springs High
School.
Harry A. snodgrass, Bartlesville
High School.
j Fesler q Lawrence, Gallatin High
/ ScheoL 80
Pauline G. Berry. Norborne High
aschool. 1909. Il
Roberto Groves, Wentworth Mlli-
tary Academy.
Katherine M. DeCourcey. Savannah
High School.
Iva Butler, Macon High School.
Leander p. Hopper. campDea' High
School. ~ !.
bessie Naylor. shelbin. High
ischool.
Donald Ferguson, Nevada High
School. 1910.
Helen Wherlt. Mound City High
School.
- Theodore Lawrence Locke. Linneus
High School.
Frank 2. .Sipe, Nevada High School
1903.
Esco Gracem, Slater High School.
Fred A. Burg, Bethany High School
Ethlyn Hancock, ODESSA High
School. $
Julia Chinn, vandalia High School
Ilsos. q. -
Frances White, Norborne Higl
|School. 1910. ~
NJ. g. owings. Albany High School
Mabel Hurst, Upton High School.
Iva B. Hawkins, Maryville Higl
School.
Lucille D. Gentry. shelbyyille Higl
School.
4ay Rowena Rusk. Windsor EI1gl
jS4A9OL -, II j -....,e; .sss.:a.
Paul C. Sprinkle, Bolton Higl
School.
Leslie H. Bell. Moaroe City His
School. .,x s.i:rs,
III n. Lynn Webb. vandalia His
fschool. 1910.
Ray c. Zehr. Holden High School.
Debating and Essay Contests.
Fer debaAfng,-' Jpsepn 4 .JphnstU
Of Manual Training High School. IA,
"a sas City, Mo.
Essay. Miss Carrie Johnston. Bool
y silie, No. se.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
please Cal and 8 ttla

Please Cal and 8 tile.
We hassasuld our grocery. stock %
W. H. Slaughter. an experisnced bust
ness man, who will conduct the store
in the future. We bespeak for him
the same cordial relations that have
always existed ! between US and our
customers, Inaordef . wihdanp our
partnership affairsa settlement b nee
essary at once. -
Respectfully,
POINTS & HAWKINS.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
"The Drug Shop"

continues to have a great run on coNk.
lin SELF FILLING FOUNTAIN
PENS. Today and tomorrow will end
Die special demonstration and If you
lave not awaited yourself of the op.
portunity Of seeing their $1,000 dis.
clay you have missed much. Call at
bnee and see the merits Of the pen
demonstrated. The Best made. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23

Pemberton Hall DiningAs Room h
now open to the genera spublic, cor
Der Conley and Missouri Avenue. Ia
Die board "a per week. Single meals,
Breakfast and lunch Is cents. Six
o'clock dinner 35 cents. Breakfast
Observation-Disclosures sss Dinner
s to z. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
which consists Of a large as
sortment Of the latest styles.
Prices range from $500 to $500 for
Misses and Ladies Goaks, and from:
$3.50 to $500 for Children. All col
ors---all styles. ~

inclusive. !.
Final Limit-To reach Columbia
prior to midnight of October 3, 1910. .
Pa. Md. BELL, Agent.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
Cattle For Sale.


Thirty head of three-year-olds. Sixty
head of two-year7oldss Forty head OF
yearlings. These cattlesare all Boone
and Callawaysraised cattle and will be
sold in car lot-twenty toa car. These
cattle arssfat and ready for the feed
lot and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Also four pair of aged work
mules.
Y These aged cattle have been fed
|corA up tn June, s - -
p & N. p. STARKE,
Columbia. Mo.
Route 2. Phone ST.
$5.as to st. Louis, Mo. and Return
azs Na.sAvabast. sl~ sgi..sz.--.
Dates of Sale-September Is to %
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23

A prize fight by two four-legged
brutes-dogs-three rounds. Matinee
Saturday at three p. m. -