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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
BRILLIANT EVENT.
IIartman.Plack Wedding ut Gallon,
O., Last Thursday.

Rev. Ward Hartman, pastor OF
Grace Reformed church, was married
to Miss Frieda Plack at Gallon. Ohio,
Thursday, October 8. The Gallon
Inquirer of that date gives the fol-
lowing account Of the ceermony:
The First Reformed church was
beautifully decorated in a wealth
of autumn flowers for the Hartman
Plack wedding which oBurred at
noon today, Miss Frieda Plack being
united in marriage to Rev. Ward
Hartman of Abilene, Kansas. Rev.
D. Burghalter, pastor of the church,
read the service. Sixty guests were
present. The bride, gowned In white,
was attended by her sister, Miss An
ma Plack. Mr.. Jerome Schultz OF TIT
fin served the groom as best man.
Little Misses Alice Plack and Ruth
Hartman and Masters Clayton Ger
hart and Harold Hartman scattered
flowers In tht brides path. Miss
Bertha Schneeberger presided at the
organ. Miss Edna Slckmiller and Miss
Carrie Lanius we're the ushers. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding feast
was served at the Plack home, covers
being laid for thlrty-seven. The
tables were tastefu!ly decorated In
pink and white colors of the we'd
ding.
The newly MARI, ID couple left this
afternoon for Chicago. where they
will visit while enroute to Abilene,
Kansas, where they will reside.
Rev. Hartman is minister Of
the Reformed church, recent grad
uate Of Heidelberg University, Tiffin'
O.. and Central Theological Seminary,
Dayton, o., and also has had post
graduate work in a Bible school in
New York City. He has been elected
to the office OF Foreign Missionary
TO Japan by his denomination but Is
temporarily doing home mission
work in Abilene, Kansas. The bride
is a graduate of the Gallon high
school and Heidelberg university
was for one year principal OF the
Berne, Ind, high school. She Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
PIack Of this city and is a well known
and popular young lady of fine cul-
ture ana active in christian work
both in the Reformed church in this
city and in college circles at Tiffin.
Many warm friends wish the couple
every measure Of happiness and sue
cess.
out Of town guests at the wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hartman
OF Spring Valley; Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Hartman and daughter
Ruth Of Spring Valley; Mr.. Gage
Hartman and daughter. Mary Ioi
Spring Valley Mr.. and Mrs. samuei
Hartman Of Xenia; Miss Florence
sbeerer Of Bueyrus, and Mr.. Jerome
Schultz Of Tiffin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
EoRECLOsED ON NINE.
Abilene Investors Will BE Holding
Sack In Colorado Property.

Word from Denver states that the
Champion Mining and Milling Co.,
in which Abilene people are interest
ed, was sold on Sept. Gath to satisfy
the Judgment of the First NationF'
Bank Of Denver, amounting to $4,000
and costs. The company has six
months time In which to redeem the
property. The bond holders are
making some attempt to raise the
money. There are many Abilene in
vestors in this property, and those
interviewed state they will invest no
more in the same.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13

mission appointed by the district
court to map out the big ditch that
Il to catch the water from the storm
sewer. at would work hardship
IL he were taken off now" Mr.. Graves
said, land the matter would probao-
ly drag along till the next term OF
court"
Every we'll" replied Mr.. Mcdonnell
"let him do that If you want him to,
but when he is away somebody else
must be there watching the paving.
1t ought not to take much Of his
time"
II leaked out during the meeting
that Mr.. Murdoch had been serving
overtime in order to expedite the
work. Someone said he had not had
his clothing off for five days.
Mr.. McDonells' comment was de-
cisive, gentlemen" he said, III
our>men put in more than eight hours
per day, our concern is liable to five
hundred dollars fine. W. l.. A.
Johnson, state labor commissioner,
has Just called attention to that, and
notified US that we may expect no
favors."
There, we're many complaints re-
garding the work of the contractor.
]. L. Kruger stated that in places
where he had examined 1t, the con-
crete base was not over four inches
thick, instead of five, as the con-
tract called for. Mr. Mcdonnell,
however, drilled through the con-
crete at several points and reported
that It was fully five inches deep
CITY Engineer Murdoch, in checking
I'D the empty cement sacks used in
the one-half block of base on Broad
wav. found something over 100 sacks
short of the number required for the
proportion IF cement specified In
the contract-one part cement to
three of sand and six of crushed
rock. ]. B. Case pointed out that
the contractors have not furnished
ADEQUATE equipment for raking the
surface of the concrete after 1t has
been laid.
Mr.. Larsen, representing the Capi-
tai Construction Company OF Spring
field, ILL.,, which is doing the work.
+, med that ~ contern had always
used "continuous" mixers, and had
never had any trouble with them. He
admitted that the section Of base on
North Broadway was not entirely
satisfactory to him, but expected no
more trouble now that sufficient
water pressure had been supplied
and the men were becoming familiar
with the work. He did not consider
II necessary to tear up the concrete
or to provide q new mixer ano
would have to take these matters
nm with the company before he could
tell what action would be taken re-
eardIng the eity's demands. I'VE
are Just as anxious to have thiErisht
as you are. gentlemen, -Nr. Larsen
urged, because we have given a
guarantee on it,"
Mr.. Mcdonnell, however. was firm
IN his original position. and In TINS
he was given the hearty support oil
the councllmen present
J. B. Case. representing the eiu-
yeus' COMMITTEES. said the people had
rather wait tll next year. Il neees-
sary. for the completion OF the WORK
than put up with an unsatisfactory
lob. "They can't depend on weather
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
Coz. 70 Mayors Meeting.

1T. Nicolay left this morning for
wichita, whera DE WIN represent
Abilene at the annual convention Of
the League Of Kansas Municipalities.
This IS the second meeting Of the
league. The first convention met
With great success and stronger in
terest Is being taken and this con-
vention promises to be wen attend
"a. The principal topic that vii be
discussed yin be legislation effect
Ing cities Of the first and second
ciasa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
Hor.e Training.

lam home to STAY and would De
9lsa 10 have anyone who has a horse
or colt to be broken or accustomed 70
autos. 10 call and get ny t'rm'. Bert
Hoekensmith. at faif grounds. Phone
al, ild5ti5wtt'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
HERE ARE RULES FOR
REEs-HELVERING DEBATE.
One Joint Discussion to Be in Each
County.

Clay Center-O October 10.
Concordia-October 20.
BeIleville-October 81.
Neutrality-suspicious. %.
Marysville-October "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25.
Junction City-october 26.
Abilene-October q.
Sahna-October ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13

The above are the towns and the
dates on which Judge R. R. Rees,
candidate for congress on the Repub-
lican ticket and G. 7. Helvering,
candidate for congress on the Demo-
cratic ticket, will debate on the pres
ent political issues.
The following is the agreement
which gives the terms of the debate;
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13

accurately come 70 u.s. Dont
comfort Duyns
OF distant factory WIZ M
hespo,a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13

New line. big assortment Of tie
ana towel racks. boxes. taborettes'
n,nsls frames and novelties. Also
carving and burning sets
~,,s,f NEWS STAND.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24


''''~'. : All 'HI'''''''" - ''' 'h
S.'' ''' u I'VE >'''' VI '"''~''1'.
gI''I- ~" power J." ~" h''T.' "I
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avail ,n.,n,,1. -. 60, -,
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N oo.b lIor,o oo,a,r,i,r ,ho. ~,
poorI Of omu;..;ano, sc ,Lo De-. g
Eo,. Or,oo,a :. ,a.aI,.
nrac+ and onoroto wa roh,rsoc onl
othor structures nocoscow. - .ho oo,,
,or,o &c .ho pou, % w.. O.,a .,
"a that cnd cho1, horo ,ho r,rht - ~
nrorrio,o onr nro,or,, roaoc,o,. for
said nurno,os. and f., nav for samo
IVY issninr m,rta,oo or mor- ro~as
hon1 ny hon1s ,ooirct tho roa1 n..,,e
and hni,ainrs oroc+ea ,bo,oor. ,ai,
mort r9ge or mortpaaos bona or lo,i.
ara IA NO noi1 ont Of .,o NO, ,o.oirte
of+or the navmon+ of ono,o+in~ ov.
rorsos. ,hot .ho coid por1 of Gov,
mfs.i,norc ~ tho port of Vow O,oors
arc ~ornoworod 70 fv ch,rros far c+o,.
400 IN a., ooolc or ~morchonaico
The said BOARD of commissioners Of
tho Port of Now Or,oor, oro omr,,
nrod 70 issua rooai,+c rogotiohro or
otherwise for nronortv az m~orrhordico
in is charga or nossession. nrovi1a1
however, that they shall not BE liable
for 2 creator amonnt than tho vo1,,o
Of the huf,dfngs and land unon which
the warehouse or Warehouses; are
eractod for anv transaction oric;no
from the s+oraoo If morchanrico
trnroon or othor,,ica
Section . Re # fnrthor resolved
n.c THAT AZ tho ronprcssionaI EIcc.
tfon n no hold in tbic ctoto ON tho
first Tuesday following the fret Mon.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
ACT no. -.
House Bill No. PA.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

-
proposing an "allphdtleht L ATi''Ie IN
ot the constitution OF the 0'"'e ..
bouiSla'ld' increasing the NUMBER .!
representative
coo,ior, Do = ro.,1voa ~, tho Gan.
.aI ,aI..h. 90 49, r.a.. 90 ra,i,i
m. n!. ~ ..S.-.
.a1 - ooah uo,ao aoraunni,r ,hot -,
~orondmon+ 20 tbo Constitrtio, Of h
c,ato Of To,iSiono no cnhmittoa +, h
o,a,ieo5 a,a,,ora % w. ctato Gov ,ho;r
a~nnr,voI or roiootior nc rocrirod Nv
,rtioIo oo1 Of Tho Constellation NJ IN,
conorocciono1 o1oction n ho bord on tho
first Tuesday naxt following no FIRST
Monday in Tovomhor 1o1o omondinr
,rticIn 12 of tbo Conc+itution of Ior
iciopo ca &c r. rood &c f,I,ou.s.
Artio,o 1o ponrocorto,ion !, tho
House of Representative shah he
canal and uniform and cho1I no haeo1
mon nonuIation Each narish and
each ward Of tha CITY Of New Orleans
shall have Of least ono renrosantotivn
At itc first rnouIor session oftor ho
Tpitod states ceneue of 1Q1O and Of
IFS first regular session after each
Tnitod States cons1e thereafter the
General Assembly shall and il ic hnrohv
1iroota1 IN q onnortion tho ronroson.
totfon AMONG tho sevaro, parishes ana
representative districts on \ hasis Of
the total nonnI,tion shown NV such
censrs ranrncontotiva nnmhor shall
he fypd and each narish and rpnrosen
totivn diet rict ehoI bavo &c monv RON.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
act 10
Hons" Bill No. 2f9.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

nu,, o,o
or thn Car',,,,ia, - - 60, .
ru,i.;o,o
Sncrion ! BE i resolved hv tha Cen
or2I t.sr,nl'y Of the >ro.o If T.3n;ef
ana. tvothirdc Of a. Tive, members
clrrto1 10 each House r"onrurring ThHt
nm amendment IA tho Co~0c,i-n,i0n NJ
-np STATE Of Louisiana be submitted 10
The qualified electors Of the STATE eor
their Annr0yal or rejection as r.0nirri
hy Article "o1 Of the Constitution. a,
tn" r0ngroS,ioNaI election to- we held
ON tho. first Tuesday. noX, fpl,0Wins
he frs Ncntav i'm November. 1919.
amending and re onarling Article 90
Of the Constitution Of the State Of Low
iSiAna. 50 as 10 read as follows:
Article ooq The General Assembly,
may low. , Iioonco tov on1 j., .nch
case shall grafuatn tho qn,onn, If such
TAX 10 he collected from tho nnrsor
nnrsning Inc several tra1nc nrogac
siOns vOro1iorc and coMinpc All NOV.
SONS associations Of oprcons ana r,r
oorations nursuing any troIn nrofos.
sion. business or calling NAV no ron.
dor.d liable to snch fax nvcent clerks
1ahornrs clprgyman schoolteachors
those engaged in mechanical 3~grjrnI
tur9l and horticultural nursui-s and
manufacturers other than those Of dis.
tilInG alcoholic or malt 1iuu0rS tobacco
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
ACT no. 1876.
House Eli No. 1872.
4. JOINT RESOLUTION.

House Rill No. 1872.
4 JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment TO the Con,
st.itutiOn of the State of Louisiana.
creating and establishing the office
of Assistant Attorney General Of
Louisiana: providing for the ap-
pOintment of Assistant Attorneys
General; prescribing their QlaIifi-
cations. powers and duties, and fix
ing their salaries.
Section I. Be it resolved by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Low
iSiana, twO-thirls Of the members
elected 10 each House cOncUrrin.
therein, That the following amendment
TO the Constitution of The State OF
Louisiana be submitted 10 the electors
Of the State, in accordance with the
requirements Of the Constitution and
the laws of this State. at the next cleo
ton for Representatives in Congress to
hn holden in November 1910, t0-Wit:
There shall BE two Assistant Attorneys
General for the State. who shall be ap,
pointed by the Attorney General. ald
be removed at his will.
They shall hay" Tie same nn0li1"a
tons as the Attorney General.
They Shall take charge Of and at
'cnd to all sU"n legal matters as the
Cta.n r,n,- ll nt1rhct,1 in ~, hD y
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
ACT NO. 1875.
House Bill No. &C..
4 JOINT RESOLUTION.


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INV omnndirr AT w. o. onnrnrnJ
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nolotiro - on.,nr;n
- acc,o 80" T
u,,a.iam. r,oo,a1 -,
delinquent children and for the trial
of adults in certain cases. establish
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
ct No. ~
JOINT RESOLUTION.
House Bill no. 22G.

Promising an amendment 10 Article
Two Hundrod and Eiphtv-ono foS1l
of thn ronc,i+ution Of tho cio+o ut
Louisiana ro1otivo 10 tho icc,,nco n
bonds for work Of n,Ih,ir improve.
ment nv municina1 cornor,tions mar
ishoc ana cchoo, dr,inoro and SOW
eraee districts tho civ Of Now Or
leans rycantnl and thn accocemont
If cnncior .ovoc "a nav Tow oowo
Ne'iI"h l., re II resolved ny 'l' zen
oFaI ASS'mhIE OF me Stato OF I-ohlSI'
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.mIH ','r!'u II "Arh Rouse rohrIIEfl'9
l"'' ATllI' IWo ffnhnr"d ana El2hlF'
one ~, o. me 'ohS'l'N''on o. me
Si''' "I Louisiana D" 50 amended as
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24

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Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
\ JOINT RESOLUTION.
Senate Bill No. !.


~'"l"SII@ IN a'n"ni Mrn' 10 IN" Con
T'''Hi'N 81 me stare Of n0uiStan:
l"f me aNHr,Sn'ni. levy and rn'j"o
NON Of a TAX in IN" Parish Of Or
leans and III" Sat-" Of Louisiana, IL
~" "f .ora'lnS and building an "N
position IN II" ely Of ~" O~'"aMs
20 r~"."hra'" 'h" completion If n,
Pan1ma CANA, said tax 20 y" ey
I'hd'd Hh!"r 'h" direction Of III,
N"HI"S Panama Exposition Com
pa)y.
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n maid into tho Troosrr. 81 tra
alto of Louisiana
The tav fms rov;oa ebo,, ~, os.o.ra,
n coI,octod witbort no...
issions in tha vario,s narfshos
roughout the State and ,,,id ,o rho
ate Trn9surar in tha como m,rror
other State tayos arc ossac,o1 col.
tied and paf1 in
The fax hernin ravind !, ollitio,ol 70
other tavas now a~uthorized ~. ~,
institution
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N Of tovoc horoir rroyidod 60. ahaIf
main IN +be State Trooorr, &c otbo,
ate funds until, # &c dof,;to1. a.
led by The Sivtv.fret NJ civ.v
cond CONGRESS- If tho rritod c+o,os
of on ovDOCifiop Co., a.. ,oco-
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24

Proposing an amendment 70 Article Is
of the Constitution of the State Of
Louisiana, increasing the number Of
Representatives.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-09-24
ACT no. 12H.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

House RilI no. f..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-11-15
TRYING TO STOP THE TROUBLE
American and Mexican Government
Seek to Suppress their BelliGerent
Citizens

Washington, Nov. 15.-Confronted by
a more delicate situation than ever, as
the result of the occurrences OF the
past two days, the governments OF
Mexico and the United States are max
ing every effort to restrain their citi-
zens from acts Of violence and to
smooth over the difficulties. The al
ready serious problem before the two
nations, resulting from the burning at
the stake in Texas of Antonio Rodri-
guez and the riotous demonstrations
against Americans in Mexico City and
elsewhere. was further complicated
during the last forty-eight hours by
the shooting Of Jesus Loza by Carlos
B. Carothers. an American, at Guada1-
ajara, Mexico. and the assassination of
Chief Of Police W. c. Temple of Ana
darko Okla. by a Mexican.
Ambassador de la Barra ha pre-
scented to the state department the dis
patch from Foreign Minister Creel in
which President Diaz expressed salts
faction at President Taft's assurance
that ne would do all in his power TO
punish those who were guilty OF the
crime recently committed against Rod
riguez in Texas.
President Diaz in his message stated
that the Mexican government had al
the persons responsible for the. misde-
meanors in Mexico and expected to re-
press with all the vigor Of the law all
offenses whatsoever against Americans
who reside there.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-11-15

committee-Mrs. William J. Hardness.
Discussion.
Kindergartens-Mrs. w. w. GUNNER.
Rural School Work-Mrs. H. N. HUT.
FLORIDA School Improvement Asso-
citation work'-Miss Rowena Long,
mire, president Of the association.
Report of the delegate to the con-
ference for education in the South
Mrs T. NJ. Shackleford.
Music
Unfinished business.
Discussion Of the presidents recon-
mendations.
New business and plans Of work for
the coming year.
Polls open for voting from II m. to
2 p. m.
Friday, 2:3O r. NJ.
Reading Of the minutes.
Announcements.
Report of the chairman Of house
hold economic committee-Mrs. s. J.
Hilburn.
Discussion led by Mrs. Kirk Munroe
Mrs. Graham Thompson, Mrs. l. w.
Duval, Mrs. w. P. Corbett.
Music.
Report Of Junior Civic League, Mrs
]. r. Moorhead, director.
Reports Of special committees.
| Announcement Of election returns.
| Friday, r. NJ.
Music by Wednesday Morning Mus.
icale, Ocala Woman's Club.
| Address. Forests Of South Florida
Dr. John Clifford, formerly professor o.
forestry in Cornell University.
| Music.
| Address, Education Of Woman FOL
Home Making"-Mrs. H. N. HUT
chairman Of Woman's Branch Of thu
| Farmers Institute Work of Nortl
lCarolina.
! Music.
Introduction of new officers.
| Closing remarks.
| Music, America"
Final adjournment
Saturday, November 10, . A. NJ.
Board meeting of old and new offic
lers.
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OCALA CHAPTER 13, II. A. NJ.
Regular convocations Of the OcaIa
Chapter No. IS, r. A. NJ, on the 4th
Friday OF every month at 8 p. m.
l. f. BlalOck. II. p.
Jake Brown Secretary.
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First class work and cleanliness q,
the Commercial Barbershop.
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Pure ice Is absolutely essential to
good health. When you use our ice.
you get pure ice. 1t is made from
pure distilled water, clear and hard.
You will find it lasts longer; in fact.
1t will be found very satisfactory In
every respect. Try It
OCALA ICE & PACKING CO..
Ocala, Fla.
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KNIGHTS of PYTHIAs

Conventions held every Monday ev-
ening in Castle Hall. over Peyser's
store. A cordial welcome to visiting
knights. E. c. Staley c. c.
Chas. K. Sage, X. OF r. and s.
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r.. u. OF A.
The Fraternal Union of America
meets in Yonge's Hall the second
Thursday of each mouth.
J. A. Bowler. F. NJ
c. X. Sage. Secretary.
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j! ! j
- r. 4 A. n.
I'm Marion-Dunn L z e
MM No. 10. meets in the
~A6N temple on the first and
~2kH~ third Thursday even
N~N ings Of each month
W Visiting brothers cor
~ daily invited.
j. A. Bowler, Secretary.
Jake Brown. W. NJ
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w. ~ OCALA LODGE NO. $50
M IN b. p. O. E.
Meets second and fourth
i ~ Tuesday evenings in
3 = each month. Visiting
b brethren always well
~ q come. e. E. Robinson.
- Exalted Ruler.
Geo. T. Maughs, Sec'y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

0- Money to Loan on Mortgage Ap.
ply 10 John D. Warrington.
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way, he will often in his desire for
recreation find it in questionable
lines and at heavy cost.
A -Four County fair has just held
it first exhibition at Laurel, which
was considered very successful, while
all over the state except in Cecil al d
Hartford Counties agricultural con-
ditions are being improved each year
by better and still better meetings
for public competition. Active per
Torrance far exceeds empty boasting;
il Hartford wishes to hold the posi-
ton which she claims and to which
she is naturally entitled she should
go ahead in this way to earn il.