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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Never cut up the carcass until
the day after it has been scalded'
cut open, and left to cool.
When you kill, leave the hog ON
the ground until ct is thoroughly
dead, or in moving it you Will
bruise it and blood will clot, making
the meat look unattractive. A good
way to tell il it is thoroughly dead
is to prick the pastern Of the hind
leg with a knife or a nail and il
there is any trace of life the hog
will (which.
In dipping, souse the hog hind END
first into the barrel of waber, as
the water will start to cool on the
bottom of the BARREL first and 1t Is
important to get a clean scald
around the head where the hog Is
hardest to clean.
Here rs what the plan has done
With hogs WORTH say, seven cents
a pound, a $50 FOUNDER wild brlna
$3.50. This same hog, killed ant
cut up at home and sold to loca
meat dealers, bringing in returns a.
follows: so pounds ham at ~ l.
cents or 1920; 80 pounds of shoul
der at 20 cents a pound, Sc; 2
pounds bacon at % IL cents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
APPROPRIATION BY
GOVERNMENT FOR
SOME WOODEN Lees
washington, Dec. "a.

Washington, Dec. "a.
Since the President has sounded
the keynote of economy and re-
trenehment to which his administra-
ton is to be attuned during the rest
of its life, Congress may deem Y
wise to take another glance at the
estimates that go to make up the ap
n~ropriation bills to be passed at this
session.
For wooden legs for disabled 81
diers, 5000, 900.
Special paper on which to PRINT
| United States securities, s17S,Y60.
Care of public grounds in Wishing
ton, $685. 700.
Clerk hire for members ehe
House, s6OS, 900.
To enable the public printer TO
grant thirty days annual leave TO
employees Of the government print
ing office, s34O. 200,
Some smaller items, bait OF quNe
as much interest, appear in the estf
mates. for the expenses Of the Sea-
ate. For the attendant In the SEN
ate bathing rooms, the masseur VINO
rubs renewed life into senators after
they have delivered 7-hour obstruc
Zionist speeehes, 81 1880 is asked.
A laborer Gin charge Of private
i passage" viii receive $40 to keel
persons other than senators out q
the passage, wherever Ct is. A su
p~erintendent of the folding room
with one assistant, a foreman, a cher
and twentythree folders are provid
editor at an expense Of S27,520 4
prepare the speeches of senators TO
mailing to waiting constituents.
Clerks and stenographers for sen
ators who are not chairman Of com
mittees call for an appropriation o
800. 900 in excess OF the regular a
llowanoe for clerk hire for the chad
men of the standing committees. !
clerk and a messenger to the con
mittee ON Indian depredations dra
81 1850 for keeping the committee IL
formed of Indian outbreaks. Clerk
and messengers of various other cor
mittees which have not met excel
to approve the furniture i'm the con
mittee room are made liberal ALLOW
. ances for STICKING around
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

In the matter of the damage SUB
instituted agains the New Orleans
and Light Company by Mrs. Edna
Bradley and her husband Edna Brad.
ley, the Jury recently returned a
verdict OF 5000 in favor of Mrs,
Bradley. says the New Orleans Plea.
yunne.
The trial was taken up in the Unit
ed States Circuit Court last Wednes.
day before Judge Rufus e. Foster
After a half hours elaboration the
jury returned the following verdict:
we, the jury, find a verdict fol
Mrs. Edna Bradley. plaintiff. in the
sum of $1,000. George B. Matth
ews, Jr., foreman"
The suit was filed as the result d
on accident which occurred at st
Charles Avenue and Sixth Street
on April rs last. Mrs. Bradley. upon
alighting from a street car, by way
and severely injured by a a com
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
MRS w. P. BRADLEY
RECEIVES $4,000 DAMAGES

ing in the opposite direction. In
her petition she claimed that the al
contained a sign notifying the pas
sengers that they would be permitted
10 alight from the front platform.
She said that she was compelled
TO get down from the kft side as the
gate on the right.hand side was
closed and the motorman had made
no attempt to open II. Mrs. Brad
ley sued the company for $3.50 o and
her husband asked that judgment be
given him In the amount Of $4,000
on the ground that he was a tray
cling man and as the resnk Of the
accident he had been deprived OF
the companionship Of his wins. whose
injuries prevented her from accom-
panying him in his travels.
MRS. Bradleyis husband. W. r.
Bradley, was a fomer Mexico bog
and connected with the Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
MEXICO ODD FELLOWS HAVE
cENTRALIANS AS GUESTS,

Mexico Lodge No. SO, /. o. y. r."
were the hosts Of quite a number OF
out-of-town brothers, especially a
degree team from Centrafa that ex'
emplifled a part of the work most
excellently Thursday evening.
Among the guests wereJ
Elmer Burt, N, R. Burt and wv.
R. Maddox, Auxvasse; NJ. L. Eng
lish. Rush Hill; Geo. Pool, Thomp-
son: A. W. Hulen, L. c, Brown, T.
]. Vanlandingham, Waiter Hulen'
Chas. Azbury, G. A. Martin, smith
Crump, Z. j. Schmidt, Earl Cox Gus
Sanders. Grant Irvine, Vaughn Hulen
Claude Hulen, Oscar Spencer Root'
Angel, E. f. Rodmyre, D. c. Pool
Robt. Rowland, r. C. owtngs, }. X
Younger, Sol Woodring and Geo. Bu-
dey, C~entralia, and F. NJ. Daniel
Sturgeon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
spRouL ACADEMY ITEMS.

Sproul Academy, private school,
closes to-day until Jan. 10, 1911.
The intermission is given at this
length that pupils living out OF
town may pass the holidays at home.
The school has been well attend
ed and, in every respect, a success.
Miss Mary Mcintosh will spend
Xmas with homefolks near Guthrie
Mo. She is a pupil at Sproul.
Miss Maude Darlington who attend
sproul Academy, will enjoy the holi-
days at home near Guthrie, Mo.
Scott Barre, a student at Sproul
Academy left to-day for his home
near Benton City to spend the hoi'
idays with his parents. His brother
will return with him for the second
term of school.
Misses lille and Lelah Brown, pu
pills of Sproul Academy, with theil
mother will pass a part Of the Christ
mas holidays with their father, mt
Ben Brown, south Of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
Tuesday, Jan. 3, at
Ringo Hotel, Mex
leo, Mo.
LEE o PURCHASES

LEE BROS PURCHASES
IN MONTGOMERY CITY.
VIM. Lee. of the firm Of Lee Bros.
Of Mexico, was here attending the
stock sales last Monday, and bought
the following horses:
From VIM. Earl, a chestnut mare.
from s. A. Brown q gray horse, from
JAS. Long a bay horse, from Forest
covington a gray hrse, from pate
Young 2 horses. Rudolph Bagerts q
chestnut horse, VIM. Loomis a mule.
Prices from $40 to $1S5. Three horses
from P. C. Taylor for $500.
Lee Bros. are the largest buyers
of horses in this part OF the state.
and will be here every third Mon
day, Stock Sales Day. to buy. =
Montgomery Standard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
CONTINUES TO
GROW AND IMPROVE

vandalia continues 10 boom and
since the installation and starting Of
their new water plant many homes
are being brought uptodate with
late improvements. Like Mexico, Ven
dalia Is ne invest town Cd is size
in the world and no more e~nterprs-
ing or finer people populate any
town.
Among the improvements going
on there at present 7 the follow
ing.
Ben Phears is building a residence
just south od boulevard and there
are rumors Of several other resi-
denees to be located In that local
ity in the early spring.
Delayed shipments hampered WORK
on the new lumber yard Cor several
weeks but material has been re
eeived and the construction Of the
sheds and offices Is well under way
Vim. Ferguson's new house is nea'
complexion. Il is a large tenroon
residence. with bath. basement aa6
every modeern convenience.
DR.. Bhnd's store building vii
be remodeied. A new front win BE-
put in, and the interior ~re-arrsngst
and redecorated. A complete sys
tenn Of water and sewer will be in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD
FOR MOTHERS.

Mys. D. Gilkeson. 32s Ingles Ave.
Youngstown, o., gained wisdom by
experience. MY little girl had a Sc
we're cold and coughed almost contin-
uously. My sister recommended Fo--
ley's Honey and Tar. The first dose
| gave her relieved the tnflamma-
ton in her throat and after using
only one bottle her throat and lungs
we're entirely free from inflamma'
tion. Stree then / always keep a
bottle u Foley's Honey and Tar IN
the house. Accept no substitutes
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
DAVID DEAN LANDS

DEEP SEA 6ASS'
Col Utterback is chuckling over a
Bit of news written him by his
daughter, Mrs. NJ. N. Nelson, from
Jacksonville, Fla, which helps SUD
stantiate his latterly adopted views
that Florida is the greatest state IN
the Union. Mrs. Nelson's son-tnlaw'
David Dean, while out on a fishing
bout landed a 46 pound sea bass
which measured four feet in length.
The entire fishing party accompan'
led Mr.. Dean home to help dispose
NJ the fish. Well, Colonel
we'll yield them the palm on Dig e
bass, but we are willing to wager
that some good Missouri catfish, OF
Graphic has superior avor.-Leader
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

county lost 1888.
The figures for eight OF the cities
have been announced in previous bull,
letins of the Census Bureau, these
being st. Louis, Kansas City, st.
Joseph, Springfield, Nevada, Mexico,
Joplin and Cape Girardeau.
The large decrease in the case of
st. Joseph since 1900, is attributed
to padding Of that year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

stalled
The new store room d c. G. Dan
iel. ST., Is being completed. Thls b
a spiendidly constructed building
With handsome plate glass fnonfs.
smeker & Smkh's bakery and res
haEant VIA occupy g.
The vandalh water works system
Is now in good working order and a
large number Of families are using
the water. This Is % a very nne
quality and is excellent for drinking.
It Is slightly hard. but very little.
4 any, harder than the water from
a large per cent Of the cisterns
and webs in town. The local plumb
ers r we'll booked up with work
and many citizens r patiently wait
ing their turn to have waiter and sew
er installed.
The vandaIa Hotel has just fin
ished having water Installed.
]. q. Afford is making plans TO
build a seven room residence on
his lots in East Vandaka. This viii
accord with everything modern.
Lee Sparks seven room bungalow
is nearing completion and IS a
splendid example Of this type Of
home. Joe Lewis home. also sn
East vandalia lis wen under way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29


til 5 p, M. one day ONLY
DR.. Potterf, president Of the staff
OF the Boston Electro Medical Insts-
tute, ia making a tour Of the state
He will give consultation examinr
alton and all he medicines necea-
sary to complete a cure FREE All
parties taking advantage Of this Of
fer are requested to state to their
friends the result q the Geat-
ment.
Cures DEAFNESS by an entirely
new process.
Treats all durable cases Of CO.
tarrh, throat and hung diseases, eye
and ear, stomach, liver and kidneys,
gravel rheumatism. paralysis. neu-
ralgla, nervous and heart disease ep-
~flepsy, Bright's disease and dis
eases Of the bladder. blood and skin
diseases and big neck and stammer-
ing cured!
Piles and rupture cured without
detention from business.
Asthma cured in q short time,
If you are improving under your
family physician do not take up our
valuable time. The rich and the
poor are treated alike. oilers and Gu
riosity seekers will please stay away
Our time Is valuable.
Remember. NOT A PENNY win b
charged for the medicine required 4
make a cure of all those taking treat
' ment this trip. Office hour Is 9 a
IN.
Positively married ladies must b
: accompanied by their husbands. Re
/ member the date
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
FUNERAL OF FRANK HUDSON
FRIDAY AT BENTON CITY.

The funeral q FTahK HuuSOH We
held Friday in the Benton C9ty
PRESBYTERIAN Church, the Rev. A, A.
Wallace. of this city, having charge
Of the services. The funeral was
under the auspices Of the Woodman
Lodge. Of which Mr.. Hudson was a
member,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

W# IatQ INAOaN
subt fence, living water,
u VIZ harm suitable for dairy
ta INV TO ]. C. Parrish, Van
dsiia, Mo, ol-4o-z'
i v. P. beard. Of New York s here.
. Twin Lambert Is home from Tex I,
carter raylus IS bone from colun-
~. wypors is home for Christ
a, rasqustA Is home for Christ
sm.
claude rovles is home for The H ,a,.
ars, 's''
i. 5. Gill is home from T@lre@nAs Nc,
DsEa. ~
Miss Frances GlandOn is home from
pnmbia.
i '. williams IS home for the
pBdays'
nah ponneIly, Jr, as home for
crstmas. ~
Miss Monimia Taylor is home from
Eansas City
Norris Keath Is recovering from a
msnt E'1ess.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgar Lee are home
b Christmas
Mss Rila Ricketts,, who has been
NJ IS some better.
AIRS. ]. R. Fritts will spend Christ
As in St. Louis.
Chas. Liebler is home from ray
Ne for Christmas.
viii. Vaughn, of Kansas City,
aent Christmas here.
: pr. c. vi Diggeso Of Columbia. wa
d this city Saturday.
Harrison Brown Is home from CO.
hubta for the holidays.
A F. Romans, of Benton oity,
MS in this city Friday.
4 DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Coil are
sending Christmas in Perry.
Miss Gladys Jones. Of Kansas City.
i The guest Of Mexico friends.
The recent box supper at Elm
sulng school house netted s14.
Miss Mary Lee Tomlinsu1 went
% Kansas City Saturday on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McPheeters,
d sedalia, are spending Christmas
kre,
Mrs. II. L. Miller. who has been
,uke III Of typhoid fever. Is recoT-
Hng.
Misses velma and Lena johnson
ae home from Columbia for the hol'
days,
DR.. c. L. Blanks and family are
Spending the holidays IN Arcadia Val
ley, Mo.
Abe Morris, q Louisiana. Mayor
n the Upper Mississippi, was in Mex
10 Friday.
Miss Alice Morris is home from
Meridian, Miss, where she has
been teaching.
Frank MeCaslin and family viii
spend Christmas in Stanberry witi
Nj, McCaslin's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Can't went Il
St.. Louis Saturday to spent the hol
days with their daughter, Mrs. Per
ty HOrd.
Prof. S. t. Davis. who has beei
N Of neuralgia for sometime, 4
reported improving, but stifl suffer
Ing from the ailment.
Jouett Shouse, formerly OF tn
Mexico Ledger, now Of Lexington
Ky, passed through Mexico torda,
En- route to the West.
Mrs. D. A. Dean, nee Miss Dapf
he Nelson, and mother, Mrs. NJ. n
Nelson of Florida, are guests
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Mckee.
Mrs. Louise Hoxie, Of the Stat
d Michigan, is the guest Of he
sou. Geo. Rodhouse. She had NJ
seen her son for thirty years.
E. d. Graham left for ST. Loui
Saturday, 10 spend Christmas viii
bis wife and daughter.inNaw. Mr.
Mary Graham, at the DeAllee Hote
Mrs. NJ. A. Ruloff, who has bee
quite i'll with pneumonia, has abo'
recovered. Her many friends W
be glad to hear Of her Improve
ment.
j. c. Bassford has just return'
from a visit in Kansas, but e
poets TO spend the holidays with b
son. Homer, and family in
Louis,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Twelve members of the University
Missouri Chapter Of Phi Gamma Der
Ia were in this city Friday TO attend
the party given by Misses May ano
Ruth Bragg,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
WANTED!
Hides, Furs, Wool,
Scrap Iron, Old Rub
Der, Old and New
Geese Feathers.
Sam Morris.
NOTICE no. BRIDGE coNTRAcT

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACT
TORS.
Bids win be received until Jan
2, 1911, by Audrain County Court,
for the construction of a steel
bridge span 1875 #. ON concrete
abutments. Plans and specified
tions can be seen in Co. Clerks of
flee, Mexico, Mo. Nov. 10, 1910. ]. ]
Wakefield, Co. Highway Engineer.
d1.41-3t
Mrs. Lou Gardner will depart ca
Monday for Kenesaw, Neb., wher'
she viii visit her son, James Gard
ner, for several weeks. Mr.. Gard
ner is the editor Of the Kaletdo
scope. a weekly newspaper of Kene
saw,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

6MELLLE
friday. TO hfty Of their girl and
ooy friends The nEstason CAME
bore the magic word 'imasaueradep
SO at eight O'Clock excellent reDre-
sentathons Of Helen Of Troy. Red
riding Hood. Cinderella. Anroya.
Cara Nation, Night Cleopatra, NJ
caao' Roosevelt, a base bali sport,
and many other historic characters an
rived at the Warden mansion By way
% two large hay wagons sent Tor
Them. The -chaperones were Misses
kota Luckie and Let's, and Mr.. I'd.
Lawder. A progressive CONVERSE
eon was instituted at once that each
might dectpher the varied and bril-
hant throng present. Maureen
Heller won the prize as best guess
CT and Shields Moons received the
booby for his inabikty to know the
difference between Carrie Nation
with her Ratchet plainly visible, and
Cleopatra, tho she wore her diae
dem. A Virginia reel was next In
dulged In with Teddy" managing the
affair. Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served and after
many thanks to the young hostess
and host for the very phasant even
ing, a return to town was made at
eleven thirty.
The Pearson family viii have a
homecoming party next week at the
home Of Nj. and Mrs. Rufus Pearson.
In addition to Messrs Wallace and
George Pearson and Mrs. McUn-
lAams and Miss Nina Pearson, OF
this CITY there will be present C. S.
Pearson, u Pueblo, Colo; c.
Pearson, Of Sedalia and NJ. W. Pear
son Of St. Louis.
Ten members of the "Wednesday
Club held session this week with
Mrs. Lewellyn and had their usual
good lesson under the leadership Of
Mrs. Bolts. Mrs. Mcmillan had a
talk on "Chryslephantine Sculp-
ture." followed by Mrs. Beal who
told of "Beotoha." Mrs. Rodgers gave
a talk on "Anaxagoras" and Mrs.
Llewellyn told of the Character Of
Greek Tragedy" The Club viii
meet next week with Mrs. w. w.
Bolts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bronaugh and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Cartwright and baby. and MIRA nd
Mrs. Oliver Garrison and son., all
of St. Louis, are the guess of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Robertson.
Misses May and Ruth Bragg gave
an informal but most delightful
Chocolate Thursday afternoon for
their many young griends the
members Of the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity, of Columbia. Their names
are as follows: Messrs William For
gey. Ward Neff, George Eyssell, Thos
Stark, Grover Huston, Glenn Rule,
Roy Kerchival, Paul Arnold, Frank
Ncklin and Harry Wick. These young
gentlemen together with the hostess
es and Miss Ria Hall stood in line
and formed a handsome and tmpos-
Ing reception party. Misses Gladys
VanNess and Marie Rose stood at the
door to welcome and Misses Aloe
Morris, Mary Bucknar, Lulu See,
Beth Durkee, Bertha Bolts and Lau-
ra Robertson rendered much assist
ance in entertaining. Tea, choco-
late and conversation formed the re
freshments. In the evening eight
girls, assisted the Misses Bragg In
making things pleasant for the ten
visitors. Dancing and music were
the pastimes and a salad and punch
course wa served. The girls pres
ent were Misses Grace and Alice MOI
ris, Irma Barth, Lulu See. Ruby
Ritehie, Ruth Robertson, Mark
d oea oNJ Marv nttoEpar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Both the above mentioned medicines NV
Wholly made up from tho Rlycerie e1tIac.s y.
native, medicinal roots. The processes snaI
plo{ed IN their manufacture were 9rnihhun
skilled chemists and pharmacists with the
ga OF apparatus and appliances apecla,,h
neslgned and built for this purpOse,. nUned
m,ediph1es are entirely free from nlcuhoi hnHt
iull list Of their Ingredients Is pfintee on
each bottle rappef.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Dr.. Pierce believes that our American for
ests abound In most valuable medicinal roots
toA the c1iNQt most obstinate and fatal dis
easfs II wew0Ha properly investigate them;
and l9 lsahfRatxn Of this conviction. ne
polling with pride>0 tha-Almnst marvellous
lrlS efectedb x his sGnlden-Nedical1ls-
coSeryls which has nroYan-Itsen1o-he1ns
cleanser kloXnto medical science. Dyspep.s
SA, or Indigestion. torpid liver. functionai
and even valvular and other affections Of
mo heart yield to its curative action. Ine
reason why IL cures these and many otneI
directions, is clearly shown In q little book
OF extracts from the standard medical worRs
which is mailed free to any address bs DI.
" Pierce. Of Buffalo. N. ". TO all sending
REQUEST for tina saraa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Not less marvellous. in the unparalleled
cures II Is constantly making OF womans
many peculiaI affections. weaknesses y
pisYesstng d~erangelnents. Is Dr. Pierces
tavoFiteP resc~rlptIonNAs Is amply attesteu
oy thousands otflnI0iiclbed testimonials con.
miouted byNgSuteful paf1en@ who haye psen
cured By X olscAtarrhh elflcdIanApelnln
gTT3ss. iItegnlaTities prolApsgS 4na -HLaSl
EsRlaesmen1A-cAusslI by Me~aknetsAlSeS
NlQnW uterus end Endrgd ahectlQnA oiten
s,ter many other advertised medicines az"
physIclans had failed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSE

ISSUED FhlOAT
d. r. Batterton and Ruth LaNton
both Of Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

That our American forests abound in
pants Which POSSESS the most valuable
Medicinal virtues Ii abundantly attested
BY scores Of the most eminent medical
writer's and teachers. Even the untu-
iored Indians had discovered the useful
ness Of many native plants before the
advent Of the white race. This informa-
non, impaired freely to the whites, lea
the latter to continue Investigations until
to-day we have a rich assortment Of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

WATCH THE LEDGER BULLETIN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
Ihe Weekly Ledger
Fine Farm For Rent.

Fonr hundred and forty
:, n' farm, ! mile from Van
W., ~ Mo-, all under hog
o'lta' fence, living water,
u VII barn suitable for dairy
ca wv TO ]. C. Parrish, Van
ALA, Mo, ul-4o-@'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

An A o'clock Thursday Afternoon
=. the home Of the brides faulel'
DR.. p. R. HiclOerson Of South WEI W.
liams street, Moberly' to ,I D
McDonald. Of jefferson CITY and MasS
Alma Hickerson, we'll known IN Mex
i moro married by Rev, S. a.
cresap,, of st. Joseph The o', T,s
n, ring ceremony we're used t sr,
n.sondents we're John Antes Of scr
Il IT, and Miss Emile Hichers"n, me
only sister of the hHtde, the O mid.t
Otl , clergyman stood i'm the m,a rus
n j floral bower of ferns p "nn,S
Ond n~oImsettas and the bridal parry
stood beneath mn Immense reH '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

j. C. Bassford has just returned
from a visit in Kansas. but ex'
poets TO spend the holidays with his
son. Homer, and family in St
Louis,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
. O NJ N G
MEXICO, MO.
The eminent physician ON chronic
diseases win visit our city
tuesday Jan-3,19ll

And will be at the Ringo Hotel UNI
til S p. m. one day ONLY
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
$4,000 FOR SCHOOL
ERS-AND
MERCHANTS ALSO

+ Pay day for the public school
, teachers today will undoubt-
3 edly cause rejoicing. The
shops or Riverside were never
. more attractive than now and
: shopping will probably boom
= for few days. Forty eight
. thousand dollars will be di-
; vided among some 470 teach
= arg
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
SUYTOR REJECTED BECAUSE
HE'S, TOO SWELL, THEY SAY

Rejected. by. his. mother-in-law
/, after having been the successful
nan among hundred of applicants
Tor the hand of Miss Mabel Nc
Nickle, the fortunate young woman
who drew second choice in the
Spokane Indian reservation rattle
last year, is the sad experience of
ira b. Jones of Boston, and all be-
sause he is too swell and looks as
il he had been born in dress suit.
Miss McNickle, however, does not
agree with her parents and the two
who were married yesterday are
living in connubial bliss on their
homestead. The two have the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
WHAT THE WEATHER
MAN SAYS TODAY

The crests Of high pressure are
now respectively over Manitoba and
off the coast of New England Low
pressure still obtains from Califor-
mia, Arizona and western Texas to
iowa, and has caused scatter 81
rains from the middle Rockies over
the upper Mississippi valley to the
lake regions. Rain also fell on the
south Atlantic coast
Low pressure has appeared over
British Columbia and conditions are
somewhat unsettled in the n0rthI
west Within the last "a hours tenn
peratures generally have been mod
crate. Within the Pacific states
morning temperatures are about
normal ~