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The Butler weekly times., 1911-05-04

Blue serge suits, Black & Arnold
Mrs. O. L. McCann visited the frs
of the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Ayers near Rich Hill.
Mrs. M. Stanton of Lamar came il
the last Of the week for a visit at tn,
home of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Ricf
near Spruce.
James Hemstreet has returned II
Delevan, Illinois, after a short visi
here at the home of Judge and Mrs
w. F. Hemstreet.
j. M. Sommers, superintendent O.
the Joplin Division of the Missouri
Pacific came in Thursday from a trip
over the Interstate.
T. w. Fisk spent several days ir
Kansas City the first of the week with
his wife who is undergoing medical
treatment in that city,.
j. E. Bartlett, of southeast of the
city, transacted business in the county
seat the first Of the week and made
The Times a pleasant call.
To every one making a purchase al
our store we will give a ticket re.
deemable here. Save them; we want
every one of them returned to u.s.
Black G Arnold.
j. L. Bell Of Foster transacted busi-
ness in the county seat Saturday. Mr..
Bell is pretty badly crippled up as the
result of stepping upon a rusty nail
some days ago.
The Lone Oak ball team defeated
the Summit team in an exciting game
Sunday by score OF 18 to 9. Bat
teries: Lone Oak, Graw and Harper;
Summit, Silvers and Coon. The
game was played on the Summit
grounds.
Dewitt Mcdaniel the we'll known
stockman was a visitor to the county
seat the first of the week and made
The Times most pleasant call. Mr..
Mcdaniel informs us that he is stand
ing 2 jacks and 2 stations this season,
all Of which are in fine shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strother Lewis, and
son, Of near Merwin, visited relatives
and friends in Butler the first of the
week. Mr.. Lewis is rapidly recover
ing from an accident which happened
some months ago, when he nearly
lost the sight of his right eye as the
result of a nettle sticking into the
ball.
The Butler weekly times., 1911-05-04

Chas. w. Mcfarland and Harry
Cough returned the last of the week
from business visit to Kansas City.
! H. H. Harshaw sold his Maxwell
touring car to DR.. H. M. Cannon,
superintendent of the light plant, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hines of Ne
braska left Sunday for Nevada after
short visit here at the home of T.
j. Hines.
Mrs. Minor Nunnelly and baby have
returned to Kansas City after a visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Moore.
James Eager of Rockford, Illinois,
is visiting at the home of his brother,
7. B. Eager of this city.
H. H. Harshaw and Ray Tyler
made business trip to Kansas City
Monday in Mr.. Harshaw's Mitchell
touring car.
John Hedger, of Charlotte town.
ship, passed through this city Mon
day, enroute to Harrisonville on a
business mission.
John Majors, of Kansas City, ar
rived in this city Friday night for a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. McCuan.
Major Bradley of Prairie City, ac-
companied by D. 0. Bradley of Rich
Hill, appeared before the county
court on business Monday.
Mrs. Ed Dalton and daughter have
returned to Broken Arrow, Okla,
who were called here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. P. X. Hulse.,
Mayor j. E. Williams left Monday
night for Hannibal, where he goes as
delegate to the state meeting of the
Modern Woodmen of America which
opened in that city Wednesday.
The residence of Mrs. R. R. Haire
on West Pine Street was partially de-
stroyed by fire early Saturday morn
ing The fire is supposed to have
caught from defective flue.
Clay Broaddus, of this city, has ac-
cepted responsible position with the
Carr Furniture Co. of Adrian. Mr.. |
Broaddus is a very capable young
business man and has had considera-
bic experience in the furniture busi-
ness.
The case of A. Sleeth VS. C. j. Sells,
George Garnett and Lyman Hensley,
which was tried before a jury in Judge
W. W. Ross court Thursday resulted
n verdict for defendants. The suit
vas brought by Mr.. Sleeth to recover
he sum Of $3.50 to reimburse him
or the loss of two shoats purchased
rom defendants and which he alleged
we're diseased at the time of purchase.
The Butler lodge of the Mystic
Workers Of the World was organ ,
led at meeting at the Stewart stu
10 Tuesday night. This lodge con-
lists of about Is members. The fol-
owing officers were elected: Per- >
ect, j. A. Tackett; Monitor, P. G.
Banker, E. A. Stewart; Sec-
etary, Roy Norfleet; Warden, w.
!. Bush; Outer Guard, Max Hen
ricks; Inner Guard, Frank Vance.
j. M. Vaughan, of Butler, Mo-, who
loved away from Warrensburg Just T
lirty years ago, spent Sunday here, E
aving for home Monday. Mr..
aughan called at the Star office to l.
.e his old friend, C.. A. Middleton. /,
& attended services at the Presby-
lrian church Sunday and says, he 8
oked in vain for one familiar face in
le entire audience, such changes 4
80 Il 4 01v
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
THE STOLLER

At eight o'clock this morning the Stroller took iu the decorations au the different business houses in honor of the Fourth of July. and the following uota:ions were "radded."
 AleiIk. had two wr. Wee ntgs on his place uf business which R. r, lost between the patriotic dccura, .us of th" Hunter and the Eagle
 Yorkey had nothing In tho way uf decorations
 The Bruner house ou First avenue west is very artisticaIy decorated The Discovery Is thrrr iu trim for the big Fourth
 Snake River Grocery is attirod in gala decorations"
 The Lawrence hotel. th, hpm, of the Pioneers. is well worth going to see decorated with bunting and fcs- toouod with flowers
 Chnberg has spread lats of color about his place.
 The F. Q. E has their uSu91 flag dis played
 MolIer X Incr have taken thc treuhI, 10 show their heart is in the right place
 North Pole Baker, a- usual right up to date
 oriental Cafe for a Jap.s place quite q surprise
 Cheap John understands the thre, cardinal colnrs red. white and hluc
 M"dini very patriotic in display
 Bootblack stands are in line
 Pacific Cold Storage Company AcH decorated
 Womcn's EXchaug. neat and atrac- tive.
 Dr Hul. nothing ~mal about that old sport
 Bourbon. the barber very much an American by his display.
 Monopole Grill. another surprise. Nugget office there with the goods. even the Linotype which turned out The type for this issue in decorated with red white and blue.
 John Frcyer. nothing Dutch" about him today. h" is an American
 Board of Trade, fresh from the hands of an artistic decorator.
 Royal Fruit Cn. little fruit. but much decorations.
 Board pf Trade barber shop. well decorated
 Toby. the candy man. is sweet dec-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
STEAMBOAT NEWS

Nothing heard from the steamship Senator up til noon today. The boat is expected in tomorrow evening
 The meat boat Elihu Thomson arriv- cd yesterday afternoon from St. Mich ael where she had left her tow. Many tons of meat was unloaded here in Nome to tide over the city until the second trip. and she departed again this morning for St Michael
 The Luckenbach arrived yesterday and Is discharging freight for this port
 The Rear Is in the roadstcad. after a trip to sea.
 The Flyer is now tn route to GolOvin.
 The Mary Sachs leaves this after noon with a full load and many pas ScugcrS
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orator With his rcd. white and blue ice cream.
 The Bank displays a few colors.
 The Butler Drug Store Is piece of art.
 The Nevada smothcred with bunting.
 The Northwestern neat. modest :ud effective.
 M. D Samuels. in excellent taste. ro harmonize with his window display.
 T. Lehman. the new grocery stn''. something to think about
 Lomen & sheldon lo' 'f red Wlit" and blue in D. row strips. Notlr' II and about their goods.
 Zchncrs we'll decorated in rld ,ilnr,
 The Nome Tailoring Com 'aav. ligl. ( up to style.
 Seward Commercial Company. ta,t- ing but Y. = bonded loo proof
 Alaska Fruit Store. we'll in line.
 Horseshoe changes its front Streeten believes it is an American holiday
 Th. Surprise Store. the home of dec orations. is attractivclv dressed like King Solomon's and the lily. was not | Iarrayed like this ere place
 Miners lunch counter. How did it happen.
 Fire department. only citE institu ton of the city decorated.
 Lomen Bros neat. attractive and | considerable art. t' X I looks good to many Merchants Cafe. well under the wire with Bert Bcekstead trotting in tn. same class
 Tom Ross has the life saving station in gala attire.
 orton found time to prove Inc love- his country.
 Dohbs is reserrected.
 Segerstrom X Hagen mixed the ear dinal colors with the gems
 Lewis Bros. there will the big A ' Carleton X co. have the powder and flags to do the work
 Anvil Bakery has hammered out some "rplls of glory" Darling Dean co. believes in kccpin, their powder dry
 Delhar loves his country and wants the people to know it.
 Bellis the harness man. can even harness up red. white and blue in an attractive manner.
 Kaiser, has a photo of old Glory that is good.
 t. <. Mercantile Co. are trading everything but the Stars and Stripes
 Wm. Moore k long on decorations houses to rent and delinquent taxes.
 A. q. Oliver has decorations like his private stock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04

the matter with the department"
 Anna NJ. Johnson had paid all her back taxes cNoepi costs which wo Id be paid later The May property had been sold hy the marshal for drlm- quent taxes"
 President Gilmore then took up the question of the $4.0Sg, which the dis triCt attorneys office cleverly schcmcd to get away from them. when they had no more right to the money than any member of the council "I have copy nf the stipulation. entered into between the ] J Srsnon Company and the government last April which I will show to any member of this council
 "It was nothing more than well directed plan to get the money by the district attorneys office. and I believe We should institute a test ease just to show up the adroit methods of the dis trict attorneys office C" dcfraud the city,
 "It's a wonder they did not take the other $1l.ooO. they could have trump ed up another scheme like the one for grabbing the S4.0>9 and it would have been just as legal as that. but they were magnauimous and let us have that amount If what rightfullv belongs tn us"
 City health officer reported two deaths for June. no patients .n hospi- tai and recommended that the city secure loo bottles of anti-toxinc. That there was no danger from the smallpox scare in Dawson The question of sc- curing anti-toXine was referred to the health officer to take up with the drug stores
 Mrs Pierce and Mrs Nalloy won't
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04

leave the city. The former will if the city will purchase all her property and mining claims. The latter won't be- cause she has neither friends nor kin to go to and will die here first.
 Fire chief reported five fires in June Recommended the purchasing of ce:- tain supplies for the department. which were allowed
 City treasurer reported the district clerk had turned over in the last day or so $7o0o. which increased the S2.Oo0 on hand materially
 Delinquent Tax Collector William Moore handed in a lengthy report.
 Police committee We're instructed to have the men on duty either catch tn, loose dogs running at large or give mp their stars and men who can do the work will he put on the force.
 Police committee report 2l arr sis IS convictions and 3 discharged for June
 Daniels wanted to know why ;aa city did not patrouizc Carleton x C.. all the other stores were given p1'r pf the city trade Matter urder.l lnnll, | into
 May property was bid iu for &-5n ov ucrs of machinery vud rJv" '3 pay rent for storing same ou l'J after rat'.
 ad Williams stated ,u1r ha r.uu- ct had made mistake u not .rp.. urating for the Fourth that it yaa not too late To rectify it aa ! mo, ,l Zoe sum of $loo b, donated which Nas .,.s . puded by Rcilley. Carried.
 Council then upon adjourned until next Monday evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
OFFICIAL BUSINESS CITY or NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following Is a list of tho dogs i'm pounded under provisions of Ordi- nance No. PIP during the 2l hours ending at o'clock last night: White dog with black head. There win be one dog sold July 5. t' 2 r. m. at D and River street pounl
 JOHN BORNBOLDT.
 Poundmaster JuIy 1911
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
"DISTRICT ATTORNEY RESORTS
 ADROIT SCHEME DEFRAUD CITY"

Common council called to order last evening. with all present except Meilke Much time taken in reading various reports being the first Monday in the month
 Communication read calling atten- tion to dumping of garhaEr Matter referred to health officer
 Conrad Breeding called attention to a communication handed in Co the former council. which has In turn heer turned over to the present cuuuIl I.r- taining to custom stamp mill
 Reilley moved that the city not be- ing in financial condition to donate money Co deed to the custom min com pany any three lots or more needed to be chosen hy the company All the council wer, in favor of the scheme and wished thc undertaking Well be lieving it was one of the best insti- tutious that can be installed to help develop the country.
 The motion of Rciuey was carried
 Councilman ReilIcy also called att tcntion to the cost of repairing Suak, river bridge. he believed it cost too much.
 City Attorney Grigsby reported that the ScSuon Company came int" court last Saturday and that i~ about al they did for Inc court did the rest. by hning them $4oS9. which was contrary to all stipulatiaus with the company and in indirect way ta dcfraud th, city of the amount "Tm not ready to decide on the proper mode of ac- tion. We had better wait until next week and we will know better how (, proceed We will either have Co bring
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
Subscribe for the Nugget, $2 month.

Kelly Bros. believe in honoring the day.
 Breeding X Borgau win custom stamp anything in sight but cold Glory
 Washington Store is like Dad Wit .teuhrrg. very much in evidence.
 Rodgers Restaurant is cooking a frw decorations today
 Miners Hotel Is there with bunting
 Dawson Saloon is three cheers for hr rcd. white and blue.
 Hoffman House proves there i- a new citizen ur Uncle S1m's about that place.
 Aud to think the Boston laundry would go to SO much trauhlco
 All the shipping in the harbor has the fever. aui jh,y are doing things up brown.
 J J. S.~uuu GO. are mot tp busy giv- ing money 10 thr rlts to respect Uncle sam.
 Stradmau Bakery is we'll under the winning wire
 Lobby Emporium k well in the lead.
 Crowley X Porter knows there is something doing
 NuWolrs Studio modest but neat
 T.. < signal Station represents OId Glory.
 Golden Gate Hotel with it's new bunting front looks good.
 District Court House there with the big flag.
 Seward Peninsula Power co, last but mol laast, arayed in itz glory. There may be others decorated latcr but this covers the town at o'clock this morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR FIGHT.
Nugget Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. July i-The day is beautiful Hundreds of people are arriving to attend the big fight, and Frisco is decorated in all it's Fourth of July splendor
 charge the Panama exposition have a special design for their decoration which Is stretched across the street and is an artistic piece of workman ship.
 Thousands of people are celebrating today, and the fight between Wolgast and Moran is the principal topic of conversation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
NOTICE.

I wish to announce to my patients and friends that l will take personal charge of my office on July l. will also specialize in the latest sanitary bridge work, called the Alveolar meth- od.Which can be placed where ordinary bridge work can not. Board Of Trade building X. D Andrews. n. n. s.
 Phone Main i7O.
 The Daily Nugget, $2.oO per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
NOTICE TO LADIES,

Mne. Thiry will place on sale com menc'ng Saturday millinery and dress trimmings. This will ahow the wo- men to select material for their sum ner and fall hats from a large stock of imported goods at cost prices.
 Madam Thiry leaves on the steamer Victoria for Seattle. No. IS Steadman avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
flexible cruoiabIe Steel Wire Rope.
DYNAMITE.

Hercules No. 2, per pound ....... IT Caps, per 100 ..... co. ......... I95 Triple tape fuse. per loo feet. .. 80 Peters celebrated semi smokeless
 shells. per box Q. ............ 50 Peters Ballestite smokeIess shells
 Der box ...... %. ... IS Roberts Crucible Steel Shovels,
 per dozen ..... %. ....... ...I2.O0 Pure Manila rope in coils. per
 pound sec. 60. .......... IS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
DARLING and DIAN
 COMPANY
H A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

T. X E Asphalt Felt. 1 ply, 500
 aSSt % ''... .''. .........s....S 5e l-2 Asphalt Felt. rolls. 25O feet. 50 Asphalt Felt. ? ply. heavy. 500 rect 500
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
FUR MAN COMING.

Louis Levy, representing Joseph uh, man & Company, fur dealers of New York city, will be in Nome in few days to remain for the summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main 15t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04

Rates for room ana board reasonable at the Crescent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04

An of the J. -. Geise stock O. hard ware cut to empty his warehouse. Orher prices according 10 this scale
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04
GO TO THE NO ,rH poLg

Bakery for the best bread and pasi.y The only Coffee HUuse in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04

Visiting Cards at Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-04

Royal Fruit Go. delivers to all parts of the city. Phone Black 14e.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-08
NEW WORKERS
SMILE GRIMLY
GABLE FROM OSCAR HAMMER
STEIN DENYING THE REPORT
OF HIS ENGAGEMENT TO NINE.
ALVAREZ, CAUSES THE LAUGH.
Special to the Journal.

New York Aug. New York
smiled grizzly this week-it can do so
when it wants to-over the cable from
London quoting Oscar Hammerstein,
the New York impresario, who plans
to show the British capital something
worth the while with his new million
dollar grand opera house, as denying
the report of his marriage to Nine.
Alvarez, the grand opera diva.
In his oEeratic career, the impress
sionable Oscar has been reported at
various times as ensnared by the
charms Of Mary Garden, Trentini and
other song birds who lave been ap-
pearing before the public under his
management, but they proved to have
little foundation in fact.
The impresario does not mind having
his name linked with his artists now
because he is fancy free, his wife
having recently divorced him, but he
was not always so adamant to such
associations. He is nearing the three
score and ten mark and marriage does
not appeal to him as likely to offer
him any advantage that would COM
pensate him for the loss of his freedom.
Hence his friends here are prepared to
discount in advance any reports from
London concerning ambitions in the
matrimonial line, without waiting for
his authorized denial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-08
BOYS
AGAIN. WINNERS
CAPTURE TALIAFERRo TROPHY
IN RIFLE CONTEST PARTICI-
PATED IN BY NATIONAL GUARD
OF FLORIDA.
Special to The Journal.

DeFuniak Springs, Aug. THE
shooting contest at Jacksonville in
which the national guard OF Florida
participated last week resulted in Com
pany K of DeFuniak getting the Talia-
ferro trophy a second consecutive time.
The team representing the command
here was composed of the following
named members: Capt. Harley Cav
thon, ]. ]. Kennedy, Walter Cawthon,
o. o. Fisher and w. 6. Mathews.
The official score winning the trophy
was as follows: Walter Cawthon 81,
J. ]. Kennedy Sc, Capt. Harley Cav
thon 65, o. o. Fisher 65, w. S. Mathews
81, total 325.
The score of the team was 325 out
of a possible 375. The company scoring
nearest this was Apalachicola, Whlch
scored 290 out Of a possible 375.
Each member of the rifle team win
ming also received So and a bronze
medal Other individual medals were
won by members from here, among
them being Walter Cawthon, a bronze
medal and So for the best score in
rapid and slow fire at 200 yards, known
as the short range match. Hope Cav
thon is with the team but was dis
qualified on account of his high score
in winning the cup last season. Capt
Harley Cawthon, 0. o. Fisher and
Hope Cawtbon are qualified for the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-08
HARVEST TIME
TO HOTEL MAIDS
LATEST CONQUEST is BY. MRS.
cARMAN, CASHIER OF GRILL
ROOM OF WALDoRF-ASToRIA,
WHO is TO MARRY BANKER.

New York, Aug. This seems TO
he the harvest time Of the hotel maids,
stenographers and cashiers. Singular
as it may seem, New York is never so
crowded with visitors as in summer,
not a few Of whom reach here in
state of receptive bachelorhood and
contrive to go back home hitched up
for two. The latest conquest Of this
kind was announced the other day by
Mrs. Lillian Carman, the attractive
cashier of the Bradlye Martin grill
room at the Waldorf Astoria, who is
to shortly marry William F. Lincoln,
a rich banker Of Chicago.
Mrs. Carman has just obtained a d.
vorce from Milton Carman, son Of q
Boston shoe manufacturer, whom she
married five years ago, separating af-
ter one year of wedlock. Then she
became room clerk on the sixth floor
OF the Waldorf.
Mr.. Lincoln is now stopping at the
Waldorf, his home while in the east.
After a bridal trip it is not unlikely
that the room clerk and cashier will
dwell in one Of the suites on the sixth
floor, where she was once stationed as
servant. Mr.. Lincoln is thirty eight,
and the son Of Abraham Lincoln, a
retired Chicago merchant. He was a
mining engineer in the west for sew
eral years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-08

Will McGinnis, a negro, who escaped
from the convict camps in this county
a few days ago, and whom the officers
believe was connected with the recent
robberies at Goulding, was arrested
Sunday afternoon at McDavid by Con-
stable Allen Brewton. Constable Brew
ton turned McGinnis over to Road
Superintendent L. r. O'Neal, who
brought him to this city yesterday af
ternoon and placed him in the county
Jail.
At the time Of his arrest, McGunnnis
had on a new pair Of shoes, and the
officers believe that the shoes are some
of the property which was stolen from
the box cars which were robbed at
Goulding last week. McGunnis is also
known to have escaped with Will
Frazier, another negro, who was ar
rested by Mounted Off1cer Kyle in this
city the morning after the robbery,
and both the city and county officials
were Of the opinion at that time that
these two negroes committed the rob-
berry at Goulding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-08
EXCELLENT CLASS OF MEN
BEING RECRUITED FOR NAVY
RX Associated Press.

Washington, Aug. An excellent
class of men is being recruited for the
United States navy, enthusia stically
declared Captain Henry A. Wiley, in
charge of the enlisted personnel, who
has just returned from an inspection
tour of recruiting stations and train
ing schools that extend across the con-
tinent. 1t is plainly evident, said Cap
tain Wiley today, that the young men
who are entering the navy are of high
character with an intense patriotic in
terest in the service.
Many young men Of high school
education who had begun an appren-
ticeship in some trade have recently
entered the navy, he said, some be-
cause of a particular liking for the
sea and others because of the oppor-
tunity to learn their desired trade, as
the navy today employees members of
nearly every craft.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-08
DECISION IS
EXPECTED IN
SCOTT CASE
JUDGE WOLFE WILL PROBABLY
RENDER VERDICT TODAY IN
HAeEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
WHICH WERE ARGUED BEFORE
HIM SATURDAY.

According to the statement OF one
Of the attorneys in the case. it is prob
able that a decision will be given by
Judge ]. Emmett Wolfe today in the
habeas corpus proceedings of ]. Conrad
Scott vs. Alice s. Scott, which were
argued before him Saturday morning.
The suit is for the possession Of the
children Of the defendant and the
complainant, the complainant recently
having filed suit for a. divorce from
the defendant. The complainant Is
represented by r. Pope Reese, while
the defendant is represented by w. l..
Zachary.
The decision Of the court is awaited
with much interest on account Of the
prominence of the parties concerned.