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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
OILING STATE ROiDS ~ 1911.
.. Percy Hooker. Chairman of board. ~.
plains Bishwa, Plans

Perez Hooker. chairman ~ the state
Hichway Commission. has written for tn
Club JoUrrri 81 IN" Z an article on
-Oiling the Highway In ~ he call- a. q
ten'ioE ~ the problem. that hav. ~ 10.
considered when 81 road - weed by -'eel
tired a. Seil ~ rUbr"r tired tram In Tho
ca.e OF road used ~" rubber tired web Icl--
whom rhey are wa'"r rouud oniy and th.-'.
IL no bitum nous covering tho suction caused
by the rapid passage nf N" motor vehicles
draws awAy all the timer particles that ar.
useful IN Frc"u"nfing IN the "A-. 81
slower drawn. -'.si tired wagon those
particles ar" ,"ft .vlU- and they do their
work properly
The way - -0l".' rhn problem for wa
used by both sorts - ram" - beat nc
compiIsh"d. b" -ays. rs the Application
Of h"A'f@r "Il upon me ~uTia'". which
oil itself hat he rpv"r"d or .hintird by
All Application ~ rnnI metal. which hall
provide - w"aiins -uf'ay" and keep the
wear AVA from ~" road metal t-eif -
This -y-f"r. b" -Ir.. ma pa ibsnsd "a "A
carpet piG '"d "f"r Lard wood floor
Their VIII DO" %" so'E"- "r .ralrnfation-
upon the floor rf."'' T." matter What IL
mo, ed 90 'u.r'' ~" ,arp..'
The 'hHr.r'"- uI f..c t'a'r.- vss Inc
thing 'ra Vi H"u."- -lI ~ . ,aIs. ~
much rtprEr. 10 f"ur nrd .rir r. va
si~'i'ied after ~" - ger. H."r'- n i.gY 'lt'
the best hlu'f"f wr4 - -'"r" aggregate. unr
iron "T' 'HtlIr@- o. q mtN irr' o. -ard and
gravel lf,- --pr" an- -l''"d 'rrna.L -
=. inch rr"-r N'rr 'I.. -.a-p'.. work
with rn,- ~ u.- In 80 tAa' aI'iuugr ~
worked down sell into r"ad surface, a
took TO ~~k- ~ rf.n'' ~. fua... ne ROAD
really U-tbls g. f'r .''er.aI rho al
poured ~ ~ rf be 'aV- and me ,lo'hIr z
~ mDtnrf-f- and ru- srur, . - much an
noysnc-
Much compliant Hlsp -a- ,aus4,. Mr.
HOoksf sd's. he'ly-a rpads Rad ~ he sprf
gsOtsd "h"G N" 0'I vs. settling 0T else
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lf-snits Al JamrsrOwn

FIr.' 'arr W. sud a Raif irrougs Thrifty
lnl MCtsr~N .. to ; Not.. frII1 EA - Gordon,
~ 1. second tHrIi' ~ NrliinE'.t OTthi \ 10
iniri Time 70, - k-swicE Nice Virginia
ind NCgrrS>pr also rhp
second Itt-' U.s." aust half fTTlD1R< >rrrra
u 10 t,ioH!~'cins. 10 :, On O'rni Ihs ~.
~ -. 20 T. ."rond HrnTS Tr,~S~addiu lis
,l'ugsn. i:t' third rlm" ~ : Rsrip,K-
N OigI-tT. iur Gailgns the~, Sn-phrri song
MArtunr iiItfO"'. flashing Bl-I- lie sughins
H~- and ~ nutrr Ht>O Ttn
FniTd Race enc mite The Niger I.ui .
iIt.t hh-T. ~ L. won SRhdhliI i1s U,Drrinn
g. scrUr'I. imNli. 80. Me- amy. 4 90 thITi
T!w', ~ hsTamara and rEOy II yh' also ran
FOURTH RArr stS and y hHif Iurongs N0T
man. ~: NOlt~trsnI tn I Won. Rar,urt tl-
Nrt ab-l. 10 ;. ,rrOud HAMMER ~ ,.ist'ah-y,
~ 70 :. mini Time 7n7 . No Other starter.
,l4fiN hHre 'n" NIL" H~nry MunSDr 10
ikFiiinKsN offhi. 70 I. NOH fIyir k0irHt 1TS
l'IgHn' 30 :, .eronh The Eonk n, - ri.psn
IN 70 > tnirf Time. - : Hrdgr RO.r pr,
ME Har,ry and Dress Parade aIso ran
SlHin Race One mite and ~ yards Duke NJ
HridgrWa'sT ~ ~ riSpeni IN 10 won ri Oyp
'til shoemaker 80 {. second Gyanla iHs Davis,
: 20 y. third Time. @iS Lad of Lsngden
ran.
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) ar ROW ING.
wOrk In the Fas SHOW. Interest the
Closing RrEatta.

NEu HsvT>. Nov. &c The fan rpxa,t,
Of nc Val" r"s- hold last week pract-
call" ended III" rowing Season for the year
III" N1r-'" meats and rLe most promt.-
ING freshman material y u Ice kept o, work
~ long ~ - pr t"t,.rblr " - pos-,b,s ,h At
the football men who ar" interested In row.
ing will hav" som" practice on the water
at the close 81 the football .n1sou
~ the conclusion NJ tho races an, FIin,
y Frost 81 the VARSITY ~ighr ~Spre-..d M.
satisfaction " nh the intrr"-. taken IN Tny
ing this fall ana urged all III Tho men 10
hs"p on .oIk .nR - long a. ro~-ibl. > nj ~,
com" on for the late vini"r practice. vino,
Will -'lr' On j Inu1ry ~ the new bpIt
hOu-s
There were eight holly con'r,'ad rtc..
m thy. TeRstta. IN which -eyrDirrn diffr-sp,
'rew- made up Of 20 Olr-men and cor q.
ss1inE. took part Many 81 the. bO,i- were
~ two races and n number Of the men
Tpved on more than one crew The rIIs-
crew race VS. won by the juniors in = min
f.'"~ 3 - sa"0ndS with the sogIhOmOre-
- ,cnR'h bshIBd and the seniors trailing
street Who s'rnE~i the winners .rDksI me
"inn M -oIhpm"re crew at LIk. whitney
lI-f
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INTERN tTgON CHESS.
i.a>krr and .1an0wskt Draw again I'm the
Third Game.

>-ecf4f cgh', D"spairh THE StS
BIrtf>. Nov 10 Nv special request Of
'an"w- ,t play IN IN" shrd game ~ the
CnHmpIpr-hip chess match HVa'us' Dr
Emanuel LASER. q contest hich Was begun
on Na'rr'ii" ana continued On SUNDAY vas
i'Si- med ~ M" k.Tkau Palace IN this civ
today. II We oriElnallT intended 80 ha We
'hr gH'n" tispo--.d ~ yp-;..rCiav
~ IN" resumption If ho~filiti"z this after
noon Las hsT had deCisied advantage IN
position. hut "a SUBSEQUENT Fighting show .i
~" adv anrag" was not sufficient ~ win the
NOR" - a. -" Partisan by almost heroic
efforts -I"'a"'.rh IN "'iuPli1Iug matters
Finally . draN Na- agreed upon nearly
eighty moves na wing ha~n recorded IN all
Present -cnr" I-a-K"r. ! drawn. = The
match. ~ NAV l." added. - one Of eight
games M, that u 20 he winner viii
have Ia record "tght victories drawn games
not counting
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M,rHESON REORGANIZATION.
New Omcers Chosen and CompAn, viii
Resume business.

WIrKFsBArFF Nov IL The reorGaniga-
ton NJ the Ma'hsson automobile Company
was completed AZ 4 stockholders meetrrS
Yesterday William & shepherd Of this C,- y
was elected pre- ~idsnt and general MANAGE.
! Hol'enback NiCe-prs-id"u1. r
atha~on secretary and Henry n Peas.
treasurer The new company ADDS sos .0-sl
10 the amount paid into The old company.
making n paid in cash capital OF ~ la .nt'
and a bond i=sIe II s7nO. @n
WORK N tine factory will he resumed
az once with a largely increased force Some
1911 models are on hand for delivery The
~ 'hs company
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kIIIAr'S FAST 1870 YARDS.
Makes New Armory RecordAt Thirternih's
Games.

! ,
held Us fall games last nj sht In the armory
summer and jefferson avenues A mixed
! ~ Va ~" ana N'"e' 800"
made GOOD sport Tor rather poor crowd
Nor" 'hai On" armory record WAS shat
best r'ece Of 'lnrips of the evening in
N" ,h' 80 -G ,ha nj" handicap a: Il
scratch. and runD.n. a, a great clip all the
WV he CAME vIbiM a SsS I'D. ., r,nn,n.
wa" 'e AM MI.,''u IeN sss" ".nn .t
he was timed lndepehdenty ana the
| fsures returned we're minutes as
seconds. and This was the time handed IN
" peSes ihcre were TOUT o'her
lockers and all Inferred. some making
ever IL was tn. best work for the distance
ever .s.n indoors and /, ya. a pi,v ,hs,
the competition vas not an open one. as
II would b" new indoor mark The win
mar r I ,,ardn., nf the FIFTH ,'o.n,apv
hah ro,,v-,rn ward. srt h. IAN u..i
Judged race, leading tor IRE 'as' Il.
IA. a. ,,.,,n .,,,,c, 81 -. ,,,,s. h,o..,,, ,
va -" ,.,, - w. !S S.n,, OK
x.r,,a Monument, va. ~. .,ron, "a
, buy hs retired after going abon, a mil. and
= half the na,,on": nn,- hampton tndins
'Sf'V wards from ElIyGsTali with olIu.
/ ,oIl,n. w,~ IN second pia"e in,,i me b"m".
.,t:rch, when titStccrsid came V''h r,.-4
ana zen nv ~" lr>n t''hh-r .o'.i.e -
!" ne -" Tard Sandicap rh..e eesaa
" 81" ' va. . ~" 'r,"e &C. D. j. NJ Ho.~,
81: IN the f,nsIa Nv 4 p HoIee Of he ToT-,S
Smrsn ..o Id G sS. :" sr d. and md. ne w.
! A .I,.. va. "i,u,.,i IN ~. OLD ,rmn-y ,,,rE
If m,nli'As "a - -e~onds' 70 VI" r.t,i' II
Of n. r,fi, coupAnt. N. scratch man.
Inp.,' ing me !: rorud .ho, " MCLEOD
a',h s r% nj rs"5 Il; ".hr. sna S
r,i; only earned hrn ..c1nd ,,iace ON NJ.
'"pn, . he big nandi..p
poin' hnnc ,r ~ ne mgr. vn,i. in M. r..
the. second r"moinv 'niri
IN ~" ~, ,n" ,,,n y,,,,. Va, -, = v,,-..,
mi, ,'nTr wsn,nr S" ny MIln
eSond = imEc S-ron'i cow san, 'niri IiTs
/. ,rdncr Fii'n Gurir ,n". :. "sr4S : Il
N sIbss M conn.ir :, S.r,s ,,i,T f,.,.
,nina-.S , ; sends kly,a ,irn" u.'n .'c,
IN" ard Run Hand'~ar Won nv \ un.,s.
- rrn I,npsn, a. r,rd> u Ros-ul~r--r
1 o' u ir 'I Rc,r n ltsndcHr Won ,'7 q, W
.s o oman. , i,S ,s ,r"S"d m.
"a G ' No. 4. r T,,b ,,orT G rs.Srs
sunday SchooI l.. Csfhoic ! T.. in,rr.,,,,-
rrn' \ ! an, inicr orouga 4 \ Won b,
Ks.. f a.rmsnn srn:s y sns ~ VI" IT., =
'S..r Sa.lc : u i .,r,'ca. .-%onA vim 1;
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To Arrange Hockc, schedule.

IN" ~"scdul" committee Of the Amateur
Ii"ckcv LraRu. will meet IN night ut th"
~ Nicholas skatinx RINK 10 frame n -ch.d
vi" ~ ohamp!on@hip games for tho forth
coming season VI Hou"k. -e"re'arv
of m" Wanderers skating club yc~t.rda =
-auf a formal IotIhcifion to Kenneth
GordeH see Rotary 81 the league. that hts
ClID would not tnI~ season ba r'pra~enrrd
rs hockrv cam. owing 'o 10 Inability
"a secure enough "apahl" plav"r- {" Civ"
10 proper representation several 81 the
Nander.r-' former player. NOTABLY EaroD.
Hul-"r and " opd-. viii p-opa.l' t0'n the
team - 'h" Hockey ,luD of New l"rA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
MuInEan wins ~. Georges pasxh .su.np.

IN" ~ G"ofRe & of tho church A'h-
ie'Ic H"sRr" held special high Jumping
contest iA~' night N Us clubhouse on East
sixteenth street There rere seven en-
,i1rn I"f nr eseh'. WhHh vas Won ny Frank
NiI!lIann of rhs Grace 4. G. With a ilIm o
q " fees ~ inches frank Koecklein q
ne ~ bsoTRr e. was second with a
Jump ~ fsst inches and James W Price
was third with Jump Of feef inches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
NrS. hbas Lead. ut Pool.

Mrs King again d"fr1t"d Mi-- Clearwater
la~' might ~ Dal,'- ,"adenv IN ~" rhird
gam" ~ their contest hv . s"Drr 81 IDl ~
81 tie score now stands Nr- King ~. ,
and Mi-- lelrnat"-, III In fh.. game. 'l.t
night Mr. King made y high run ~ . While
Mis- clearwater made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
~. james >csd~m, ans Bushwirk Nigh
I'm TIE Game.

- JameS NCaden" and Rushwick High
- h"ol ns'ri"d 20 = t'c IA - fas' rridtr"n
-trIfCla a. N" Prospect Park parade
grounds YESTERDAY S"hmiI''- long end run
and Dunno lever capture ~ , punt both
f.It- n.'r'nr 'ouC hdovn- were the TEXTURES
OF The enrntInter HE TN Il snnre " - q 20 @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

49, N' ASH. i".-l'' .rN'- scVcra
tGu N,, "a IL, .r"TCpIN l"a' Me- oy
'....- '-.. .. nF-. ..'. 800 'Ih'"- his
"a
ihe Nrall. WI" 'lr"r. "a. N,rr' ~ the
'aur '"ni on \"y"ulu" - instead Of
ma' d VITO traDcl" oU!"' 49,. whom. b"
boa ."i d" 'itr"H tvEu. traw a. H"w ORLEANS
a 'R.u'v g.. rW"n;, -',. roam = KIT ~ ~"
-"~r 1T tItE on Christmas pa ami th"
H".si' wi'l be- =. ro..n!, rinGsli" Nt"!
WI '",gn y" "r 81. ~ q" NOR" when h" 'a'Ai"-
Moor. an" vii -rtl" Al Ia. rtHg-lI- II
Moo wins h" ~ o'. another ~ r'rant tor
hct H"iGii .o.oT~
The New inro %atlond! league "llh has
>Eh" " H'N 'r'l veal I"h"" Z" 10" f"I"
49," tn" bT"rr"rn""I leased ~. property
70 t'u wears ~ SOFA" annually while tue
NeS 'urh CiUb uaIi sIs.iTp wear tor old
Manhattan tl"li n"N' door. which J. nov a
vacant 10y - - tju.l"f 'fo"a mat the new
l"a a. 1T '1" '"!r tr"In -. CONTAINS "a T. ar-"
Nhl"a guarantees tna' "a" Manhattan Field
pToI"r', viii no. H. I"' 10 rIrCi concern
tor baseball UIrp">'~
II Ia. leaked nut thar James Gsnney
GhaTi-r Murphy paItn"r 80 IN" con
Irdo .!rE ht-ir'>,. recently man. "'"r-
irlr." clubs. bat wa informed that they
W"r- 'p fer III" a. any pre-
IA" International wrestling match
be- George Iacseu-' hrpid' Tho
Russian Lion. and riakofr. 'hc powerful
Young Finnish 'Elmp,nu wrestler. which
lakes Ut.," at Su!rcr Mammoth New
Casino and NTsIr Hail. l,.rh street and
~.rnrd aVruu" to-mrrruv night. -hpuii
produce ono ~ the rpIgh--t contests ever
-acu~ ~ putin, Hackrr-s hmid' - now
IA ~ h"-i pD--lb" condition. which IA
i proved by IN" ra-v manner IN which hs
disposed 81 Thr"" men Of rrpu'" ~ ~"
BuTa!p hrnorN on TUESDAY night A.
PIiakof has recently Vre-tied draw with
ny -skc. the mighty Pole Hacken-chmId'
VIII b.' compelled - use every trick Ia. know y
To- 60 aT,- defeat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
ia rsns In France.

-p,r.l' C1orc B'srfch % TuE SrN
P,rrS. Nov Ia Macs Rniah won the
rae" for N" PRIV Erunoy at Ninccnnss &c
day PnTer'> Voc NictIs was second and
Br"-"ttc's Bonn.il"s finished third Six
hor-"- ran III" i0"ke;- were Sauval
bIonnor and CHAPMAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
IsIGhIana,er,' p,tr,rr, .,xr.

Raw Fisher and Jim Vaughn. the promIs-
ing young pitrheVs 81 The New YORK Amer
can League Club. signed contracts for ne4,
season yester day.
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.'.' - 80 ASH ic..lf.. .sNt- several
N-"'~> ts'. ~ 81" .r'"- nd nOr trained
mi N,. "a i.. .r"TCIIN lent Me- uy
'...., ..'-.. .. nF- 80. .N 'Ihle- 'hi~
~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
FIRST GAME HERE FRIDAY.
Baseball Bugs Wide AWake--L0cals
In Good Shape.

The first baseball game OF the sea-
son at Abilene will be played Friday
afternoon when the Abilene and juno
ton City high school baseball teams
will start the fight for the high
school championship OF Central Kan
sas.
Last summer the stores Of Abilene
were closed an hour for the benefit
Of baseball and good sum Of money
spent on players outside Of Abilene.
The high school teams members all
have lived in Abilene for years and
can put up a good display OF the
national pastime game, Therefore,
the merchants and businessmen
should boost high school athletics
along, too
High school athletics is supported
entirely by the students Of the high
school and not by the board Of edu-
cation, SO II Abilene wants to ses it,
high school have a successful season
Of baseball 1t is up to It's citizens TO
give It q large patronage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
When WAN Paving Gomez

]. L. Kruger is offering to buy
brick in old sidewalks to use in some
Of his building contracts. If there
was any assurance Of paving plenty
Of property owners would be glad
to get rid OF the old walks but with
the commission government tangle
which the city administration is fore
ing on the city 1t looks as though
paving was years in the future. Abb
lene ought to do business while It
has a chance. Other towns do and
every progressive citizen wants Abb
lene to get in line. But for the sell
fishness OF few men 1t would do So
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
CHURCH PAYS BANK LOSSES
The Hollywood Kansas Bank President
Gays Others Were Responsible
Sold Ranch TO Get Money.

saIina, Kan, Mar. &c. L. Church
president Of the Holy Rood State bank
which was crippled financially By
shortage recently, was arraigned al
Ellsworth and was bound over in the
sum Of 5000 to the district court. Mr..
Church alleged that his nephew, Fay
Thomas, was responsible for the
greater part Of the losses Of the bank
He paid the stockholders every cent
they lost In the crash, he said. selling
a large ranch IN central Kansas fol
SO 900 with which 10 do It. The loss
to the stockholders amounted to about
$50. 900.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
MiIleson.ElIIott.

Mr., Byron +. Elliot; Of Elmo and
Miss Pearl Millesol Of Gypsum were
united in marriage at the Prssby-
terrain parsonage Wednesday at 4 p.
m, Rev. DR.. Blsyney officiating.
They will live on the groom's fine
farm near Elmo, Kan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
TIRE SWEPT
TWELVE SQUARE MILES BLACK
ENED BY FLAMES.
Most Destructive Prairie Fire IN the
County's History Destroyed
$50, 900 Worth 81 Proper Il
"A " Wednesday After "
noon.

Area, one to two miles wide, 81
miles hong. e
Time. ten hours. y
Loss, $4,000, including all barns
orchards, grain and most Of the i'm
Elements in the territory burned.
LOSSES
Joe Acres, all buildings but DWELL
ing, much stock and crops.
VI w. Il. LesheF, all buildings except
dwelling, small stock etc.
III. Halbert, milkman, all buildings
except dwelling. ".
Luther Freeman, All buildings ex-
eept dwelling.
W r. J. Grove, all stables and small
buildings.
Thomas Carol, all buildings ex-
cept dwelling, hogs and chickens. N
Frank Sullivan, barn, tools and inn
Elements.
Mike Sullivan, cattle shed.
M. Brown, granary.
Red Bud rancho, hay.
j al d II . a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
To Ply Adam It Rheims.

Rheims. France. Mar. 2s.-A second
aviation meeting on . scale larger
than that Of last year win BE- held, Il
Il announced, at the Bethany Aviation
fiold at Rheims from July . to 10.
Forty thousand dollars IN priEss WIN
BE- offered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24

ssO acres 10 miles north Of Dodge
City. Kan. most all smooth farming
land and good black soil. Good well.
granary. and stable. 100 acres broke
out. 100 acres now In wheat. Price
$4,000. A good investment aud .
bargain at the price. p Williams,
EmpOrIp Kan. 2lvtf|
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24

Pure white Plymouth Rock Eggs
for Matching. The famohs FisheI
strain $1.OO per setting of Is or IS
per 100 first pen. 75c per setting
Of Is ors4 per 100. these eggs are
of free range stock, all snow white.
C. C. Brehm, Hope, R. F. D. 4.
24w2t"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24
ABOUT PkOPLE.

aAe85stHs -r--- t5ilEf 8
i Frank smith was up from Herinl
ton.
j. A, Whitehair was up frcl
Chapman.
j. M. Shuey was In from Buckley
on business.
col. Dan wagstaff was drown frcf
= Salina last evening.
j Hugh Hill Of Hope returned HON
after visiting friends.
Miss Ethel Rogers was up from
Hope visiting friends. VI
]. q, Engle. the Talmage mer
chant, was in town on business.
M. p. Sanborn Of Chapman was vi
and pushed his Weekly Reflector VI
to 1914. s
Mrs, M. L. Amick who has been
visiting relatives, left for her home
in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grice we're
shopping In the city and called on
the Reflector.
Henry Giles returned to his ranch
in Eden Valley after an extended
visit at home.
Hon. j. w. Creech, D. w. NALL
and B. L. Thompson Of Harrington
70 4 y . =. - Z.
spent the night In the city.
4 Mrs, Zell Hopkins and children
returned to Junction after few days
visit with home folks.
Miss Anna F'rerichs Of Talmage.
Neb., left for visit at Oketo after
visiting Mrs. "A. VI Meier.
Misses Della and Emma knight OIL
solomon. returned home after visit
ing Miss Florence Mcdonnell.
Miss Ruth Sturgeon Of Sterling was
here to attend the Slifer-Kennan we'd
ding and returned home today.
Mrs. H. stocker and daughter were
up from Detroit. Miss Stocker Is
going to the county high school and
was getting some needed raiment.
Mrs. Herman Shoemaker and
were up from Hope and the
Reflector enjoyed call from them.
j. G. Sitter of Waterloo, Iowa, who
vas called here by the illness and
leath Of his mother returned home
oday.
Fred Minick, was in from Buckeye
md made the Reflector a pleasant
all. He says they have put in oats
n some Of their wheat ground and
viii have but little good wheat.
T. w. Slifef and son were in from
,heeyer and called on the Reflector.
Ir. Sitter had his subscription to
he Weekly advanced to 1915, taking
dvantage Of the continued low price.
s. p. McEIheney was up from
hapman, He will move back to hts
arm north Of Detroit about April
5, and is making arrangements for !,
le erection of a new house and barn. j
C. T. Estes returned from La Pry- :
+, Texas. He reports the land sales
lere remarkable. A large numberI
the best farmers is settling in that1 b
,ction. :
Mrs. M. L. Amick, Miss Gertrude y
ZACH of Cincinnati and Miss Mold q
ruse Of New York City are visiting h
RS. r. M. White. They are on their I
ay home from a tour of Mexico, V
which country they have been Il
lending several weeks. D
F. r. Sherwin Of Detroit was In |,
'wn on business and made this Of b
ce a call. He will plow up 10 e
res Of wheat and put It In corn, /,
aking over 200 acres of that cereal. ii
. has over 1000 bushels Of wheat
ID 1000 bushels Of corn on hand
ID is well fixed. =.
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Pure White Plymouth Rock Eggs
for Matching soc per setting Of IS
or $500 per 100. Mrs. C. H. How
land, Brown prone 1850. R. F. D. {.
Abilene, Kansas 2lw12d12s
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Iudnn mi. MlIl Pr1aIda.

Chicago, Mar. 23.-Judgo LandiA
Who started the federal Investigation
Of the so-caiied beef trust Will pro
side At the trial Of the National PaeE
ing company and its subsidiary con
csrRG
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Goes to Peabody.

Rev, oliver Keve was transferred
from Ness City to Peabody by the
South Kansas conference. This is q
fine promotion and bis many friends
win congratulate him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24

lawrence. Kan, Mar. z2.-Ths
spring Musie Festival al the Univer
sity Of Kansas viii Be held April q
ana a. The festival VIII open Thur
tHy night wiih . concert given "
Miss rita F0lula. soprano Of The Nee
ilpoliian opsFa hosls. Neu YORK
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24

Loose and baled prairie hay 10 barn.
Early six weeks ana white Bonner
bag proof seed pclaioss ana late ct
lag potatoes niles nsran BECK
~, Fhdzs iele. R.L Biasr Ar
41+s ufls
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Two coming three-year-old draft
mare colts, weight about 1909, bay
and black, well bred. John Writer.
Enterprise. phone 81. dttwlt'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24

me Reflector has fer sale nomi-
nation pspsrl hsr candidates Tor De
couihg primaries Srintsd n proper
fern o. ~ olie,1 ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-24

l-acre suburban property, good
buildings, a fine truck garden propo-
sition. @. @. Wyandt, agent.
12dSteod