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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
CHURCHES FAVOR
SUNDAY CLOSING
FOR CARRIERS
Resolutions Adopted Yester-
day Will Ask Authorities
to Give Mail Men Rest on
Sabbath Day.

.r, ,.,,t. az It..,.
wv
'u"tpuc az ''f U"'".'''"' D"
favor of cl.au. Ic carrier windows
~ IA, postot. .u ~undale. was udi-
,,,.d ,,.,..i.... ...0rplpe whom r.s,.
49,.
'"'''"" N'' W"
ih" pr"p"si' N .h "''i'N "ll the
churches. ld 'n, christian church.
Gaia ,,,nr. and rr,adwnv. resnnu-
... .c., ,..,
~ INC ''
ihr man Dr".' '. Nl""pu'tpu'' as
vol as nu u.n. nI,rs. made SECURE
in th. cuirur.uf OF "a day OF rest.
aud that tb. coo .rd states mail ser.
vice authotfIu. u. prtiuoncd 20 close
th. cprri.i.. windows on SUNDAYS ana
that they dI.r.u., with al other work
ON that da, a. lr 49, possible.
Stronp r,.unous favoring SUNDAY
closing w,r. ldoptcd In the Lead
Avouue Methodist church and ad.
dressed To- t.. postmaster general be-.
Ing pl,ced Ir the hands 81 postmas-
ter n. W. uupkins for forwarding to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
PARK COLLEGE GLEE
CLUB IS NEXT
Splendid Attraction is Booked
for Elks' Theater on April
10 Under Auspices of the
Santa Fe.

An Evening With the SOars" by
Mar, Proctor famous Astronomer.
with exceedingly interesting mntcrn
slides wa Witnessed by u large and
very appreciate audience at the san.
~ Fo reading rooms SATURDAY oven.
nnG Miss Proctor Is an unusually On.
tortaining speaker and viii he LONG
remembered by hose along the santa
re who were fortunate enough To-
hear her Travelling With Mas Proc.
tor Is Miss Mapd Haldauc. a reader
% ability Who gave several apprup.
iiaie readings.
The next entertainment undor the
auspices OF The Santa Fo roadin.
rooms viii be- The park College Giee
club "Wednesday evening. April la.
az the Eiks opera house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
MAYOR OF PORTALES
RUNS A NEWSPAPER
" alter Brandon Manager oi Vn,se-
ven County ii"raId T. iIonorrd u,
Nni'rs; Tie say. U's - Joke.

purtaies. n NJ. Ami 1G.-N the
municipal election her, Inst Tuesday
Walter Brandon, manager Of the
Roosevelt tountA Herald. Nas elected
mayor Commenting upon his cleo
ti0n IN his paper. Brandon says.
Thc TACT that - newspaper man or
tho town was elected its mayor in
Tuesdays election is unt necessarily
suggestive TINT thc uur.ls we're proof
of his popularity, nor does the result
suggest that the gentleman who head
cd the ticket against um might not
under normal conditions have won a
sWe' pins tirtutl A. a matter of fact
Mr. w l. Luikart announced TO his
friends and -. public generally on
tho morning Of che election that ne
vas not iu any sense 60 Doe considered
a. on applicant Tor tho placo. and
anon, Than that be- would not quaiify
IN elected This announcements with
."ul doubt drmorahxcd the opposing
tickrt 900 "a certain ctNrnt. and Wo be-
love 800 the mayurnity race affected
30 N'f' considerably. for the average
newspaper man has sense enough to
know that ho would have "A slim
chance Tor heaven ID Il depended on a
vote "f hir constituents Al the sins
"i thu catalogue az, usually charged
up tu his account many of them OF
course Justly everything from "a
chicken tni'f to covert design 10
become mayor of q city Ia It's swad-
ditug r'utbeS 80. We haN.ut yet been
compelled 90 order u larger sky-pieco,
FOR a.. continue to wear a "a hat
ANA SEQ. = shoe
Another result of the election very
Ni.Hr. shpNs that the voters OF por-
tIr uHYr very Keen sense of humor
u tI,ir selection of the two neNspa-
.I men 10 assist in the administra-
uun pr their municipal affairs. II is
usually conceded a prerogatNo pi the
average newspaper man tu toll the
other fellow how 10 run everything
from bread wagon to the cts. state
and NATIONAL government and IL is
tcr,a'niy "A dilemma icN of them APP
preciat. To- have tho joke turned hy
telling him Go take q pru uoal work
ing Whack ~ a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
MISS BARNES WILL
SPEAK TONIGHT

Miss Urlcu EInts. national speaker
tor tho y. " g. a. Nil speak ln the
Elks' hoatcr thl, cNrnInp ON "Nhat
th' y " g. \. Mey Mean CO. AInu-
pucrlue The address wiz Do. under
tn auspices of the Albuqurrlu, s..
W q. A. Miss Barnes win boz iutrp-
duced hy Or Margnrrt CHrtwriW1L
president ot thu local association \
-pl"udid musical program NIl br REM
d'Iri during tns evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

Don't figure on hard work AN ~ tho
time. hut try ana use your head q
little once IN % while. II YOU earn
$40 per week. invest 81 of IL in a VIII
lard town bot. ~ the end of five years
YOU viii have made moro out oi Your
head work than out OF the sweat ~
your brow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

sou chilled for without asking one
question. Thousands nave been benc.
fi"d Dos "a consultation With him His
Wurk is of the highest order. Ellmi-
mating AN foolishness; deals only with
facts and desires which surround YOU.
telling you The proper course to pur-
sue, advising YOU IN any matter SO YOU
con not iail tells YOU how 10 over
come trouble. how 10 avoid errors or
mistakes. hpw 90 he master Of your
own destiny how 90 overcome domes-
&c troubles. how "a gain the one o.
your choice, tells N your husband.
wife or sweetheart Is true or false.
how TO overcome those bad features
how 10 succeed In a,l your wishes.
hopes and desires. lie II accurate in
his advice upon all matters % husi-
ness. investments, spcculatlons. Wills.
decide. mortgages Insurance, mining.
deaths
Special readings FOR one week, soc
a03h w Central Ave Hours 10 A.
n. 10 D. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

Diarrhooa should Do, cured without
loss of tiin' and b> "a medicine which
IKE chamber lain Collie, Cholera and
piarrhuea l,.m,d' NOT only cures
promptly bat pfuiu.rs no unpleasant
after "'lcrtf 10 mower tails and ~
pleasant Hnd saic to take. Sold by
an dIusRista
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

An Investment of Seo Ia one Of
those lots In Kcllys Addition to Tho
business contor of the town OF vii
lara on terms OF 81 down and 81 per
week. without interest 81 taxes. is bet
tcr than $40 put away Va savings
bank It's safer. surcr, and VIII b"
the bost paving Investment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Herald Want Ads Will Gel
Quick Results.

For the best saddle horses In the city
call phone No 8. W l. Trimble. ll2
- End ST
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
BEAVERS TO HAVE
BIG SMOKER
All Kinds of Athletic Stunts
Will Be Pulled Off Next
Thursday Evening at the
Club Rooms.

The Beavers are making big prep.
hIailons for a smoker which Is sched.
nd"d Ia happen ON THURSDAYS April -
There viii be- Il number Of athletic
stunts, chief among which viii De a
wrestling match between Roy Mahee
and ioul local MAJ artists who aspire
tu Championship honorh After Ma.
bee has thrown The quartet. one after
The other. ne viii talk. ON any man IN
The crowd and pay hm "A dollar Tor
every sixty seconds hc stays on the
mat
The Beavers are working hard 10
make success OF the Carniva which
begins tG happen next Monday night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
puEs CURED ~ TO DAYS.

PAIO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 10
cure any case 90 Itching. Blind, Bleed
i'g or rrotrud'ng piles In 0 10 ~ DAYS
cor money refunded. bee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
HUGO

THE Man from
Australia paUmist,
'lairYoYant and Spir-
50 NJ dun. Nnur past,
Present ana Future
rs Vcnl"d 100 years
ahead OF an other
living ClairNpyauts;
stands in u class ny
himself ~. tells YOU
your name ana What
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Recommendation for the guild.
ance % voters on the proposed city
and county bond Issues. TO be voted
upon AZ a special election. sepiem.
Der s. have been made by the n.
nance committee OF the Municipal
league. Here are the findings:
That the issue OF 81 SOC. 0oe for n
new county courthouse IL excessive
and should be voted down.
That the issue OF 81 600. 900 Tor
the purchase OF Cedar River water
shed lands should be passed.
That the issue OF $500. 900 for the
purchase Of an Art Museum site be
voted down. also the Issue OF t2Gs..
600 for the purchase OF sites and
the erection OF tirehcuses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
RECOMMENDATIONS ON
BOND ISSUES MADE

That the proposed issue Of sioo..
600 for the purchase OF sitc for
a municipal stable on the shore OF
Lake Union is excessive and should
be voted down.
That issues Of $4,000 each for q
drawhridge over the West Water.
way aud over the canal on West
lake av should pass.
That the issue OF 1000 for the
construction Of three police subssa-
tons should be voted down: but
that the Issue OF $4,000 for the
construction Of a municipal wharf
should be passed.
That the issue OF s25. 900 for the
erection Of an isolation hospital at
Pigeon Point should pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS

day, and It has been impossible to
arouse her.
Z They were married In July and
had gone to housekeeping only a
few days before.
Advertised Himself Lost
When Eugene Kelly got lost at
Atlantic City, N. j., he remembered
the power of the press and put a
lost notice" In the paper, saying
he was lost and would meet George
Clark at the Pennsylvania station
Sunday night.
Kelly and Clark went there on an
excursion. and Clark was carrying
the money and return ticket. Luck
lily Clark read the paper and Kelly
was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
CABLE AND ELECTRIC
CARS COLLIDE; z HURT

A collision between a Madison st.
cable car and 18th ay. car caused
painful injuries to Mrs. H. Wiley
and her daughter Annabel, Of Kirk
land. yesterday.
The accident was caused~by the
motorman on the 18th av. car fail.
Ing TO observe the right OF way
rules, which invariably gives the
right Of way to cable cars. The
front Of the cable car was badly
smashed. Only the presence Of
mind OF Gripman l.. Mayou saved
the lives Of several people.
The 10Th av. car was In charge OF
Conductor @. w. Bleyins and Motor
man J. J. Peterson.
Both Mrs. Wiley and her daugh.
ter we're taken to their home In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

live sereneIy In cottage at 900 Lin
coin av.
The great-grandsire. II years old
was one OF family OF is children
His mother was a cousin OF Presl
dent Rutherford u. Hayes. The
mother Of mothers. Mrs. Barnes. IA
81. The old folks In their childhood
threw stones at each other from
their respective homesteads across
the creek which divides Spencer and
Marrick counties, Indiana. but since
their marriage. 46 years ago. not
even cross word has passed be
tween them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Gate yesterday. Miss Hazel Lsgo-
neur. aged 10. a University Of Cali
fornla coed. won the proud distinc-
ton OF being the first woman 20 &C.
complish tho perilous feat.
In battle with one Of the rough.
est tides OF the day. Il took the
daring girl exactly one hour and rs
minutes 10 perform the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
TWENTY MORE
SAVINGS BANKS
fny rnited rr~-s f~N-~d eire. }

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.--poss-
master General Hitchcock today
designated 20 additional first class
savings deposiiories. bringing the
total In this class 20 80. Among the
banks named, which will open for
business September rs. 10 Los An
oeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Too much mofher-in-Iaw Is often
forcibly brought ont In divorce
cases. but Evansville. Ind. has a
family with mother. mother-in-law
and grandmothcr-in-Iaw. all with
their husbands--and the baby--liv.
ing In one home. And everybody's
happy. Sons-in-law doing nicely,
The four generations OF them. the
aged Arthur X. Barnes and his wife.
their daughter and her husband. Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Pleasant: their
granddaughter and her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blddle. and
great-granddaughter. Ester Elvada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
10000 c. 4. R.
VETERANS MEET

ROCHESTER. N. ", Aug. ~.
With flags flying ard martial
music playing. the 45sh national
encsmpnens Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic opened here to-
day.
The warriors Of a passing
generation are pouring into the
city by the thousands and u 10
expected that the veterans will
number fully 10000 BY Wed
ncsday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
Ia TOILETTE
RAPS COURT

INV United frc~< Leased Ntre1
WASHINGTON, Aug. II. - A
sorting that the United States su-
preme court had yielded to tbs
Interests" and had written into
the sherman antitrust law matter
congress had never placed there,
Senator IaFollette today intro
dueod and discussed In the senate
a sweeping series OF amendments
TO the sherman law. which we're
designed to make any restraint OF
trade unreasonable"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Mrs Muggins--I'm going 10 buy
some neckties for my husband.
Mrs. Buggins Gracious, WIN be
wear themY
Mrs Muggins- No. but will
Philadelphia Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
WILL SIGN STATEHOOD
BILL TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-presi.
dent Taft today is expected 10 sign
the bin admitting Arizona and New
Mexico To statehood. The measure
as now before the president elm.
mates the recall ~ Judges from the
Arizona constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
Burning Auto Brought Fortune.

Misfortune turned into good luck
for Frank J. Ehle of Fort Plain, n.
", when his fine touring car burned
under an old elm tree In the yard
of the homestead.
The tree was so burned that Il
had to be cut down. and in the roots
were found an iron chest contain
Ing fortune In gold coins and gold
and silver plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
DOES NOT KNOW
WIFE IS SUICIDE

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-That sgd
ney Mccullough was still ignorant
Of the suicide of his wife. the
authoress well known under the
pen name OF Myrtle Reed. was evil
denoed By the receipt here today
Of telegram from Mccullough at
Milwaukee. addressed 10 Mrs. Me
Cullough, announcing that he would
arrive here at 5 o'clock this morn
ing. He had not arrived up to
noon today.
Mrs. Mccullough. u Is said. left n
fortune OF s25o.oo0. mostly to
charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Kirkland after having been attend
ed by a physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
Bride Has Slept Five Days.

Suddenly becoming uncopscious
while chatting with her husband,
Mrs. lie Roy Shaffer OF Morristown,
N. j., fell into a coma last Wednes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

aobInson's |
1relIng on > |
- skimmi1
uvee, towsr|
lo the ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

f5c STEVENS CRASH toc
stevens all Pure Linen Crash Towengs, bleaoheu
or brown. heavy. firmly woven crash, worth
regularly l5c For Tuesday. the yard LIE
f5c CURTAIN SWISS &c
36-inch White Curtain Swiss, comes In figured
and dotted designs and open stripes, usually sens
at i2lac and 15c. Special. yard .............Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

<By units||
FARGO. n
nv four col
b believ}
- 20 peri
nte by yed
undred per-
oln injured
oossn the d
rQDen full ID
operty da|
~ $1,000
The cyclic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Shoe Cues lions Solved
The Little Shoe Corner Tells a Bargain
Story
Ladies' $500 Suede Military @ OK
Heel Shoes, at ......... ...V&sSS
Ladies' sl.75 Comforts. vioi kid, CT 76
plain toe and rubber heel, at ~ tseS
Mems Heavy Felt slippers, all CT nm
sizes. the 81 so kinds, at ........$ tsvS
Youths Heavy Full Stock $500 60 Aq1
Boston Toe Shoes. at ...........$6s1V
Extra Special--Boys' $3.50 Velour Or
Calf Oxfords, sizes to Is. at IVY
Misses s225 Wei Kid Low Heel CT 81
Shoes, sizes IS to 2, at .........$
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

IdUIC DdIIIdSh, NdpkIItS, CTdSI
75cs TABLE DAMAsK 47c
64-inch heavy bleached Table Damask five pretty
designs to select from, 75c value Special for
Tuesday, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$2.25 NAPKINS st.39
VI size Table Napkins warranted pure Irish linen,
grass bleached: several very choice patterns
$225 grade, Tuesday, dozen conference.-the Nd
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Expert Hits Protection.

Washington, u. e. Jun" An
attack upon the prpt"cil'" larIh So
ten hF an American manufacturer
81" .a, studied labor ANA HIN0'h'-
t't'i'- r"',diiI'''~ '' 'lh't '''...'I, '>
a"i' ''.. III ,'", .'. .'' '..' HOUSE '''
Two nouns ''.""t
E'rr.rrutatl," William Z Red
i.".d 90 brn"hlyu. 30 u'" l'"m"rraltc
wmH"r, q manufactured "' machine
'It 'h" I"l'- '".'h''''" VIII, 'Nl."I'
'I'''' '''" NlH'ii'"" man .''"''uI'I ~
t''. t't1t"'"I''I 't' lI"'''''f' "'I'i-
'iPl' ~ "hh'', >-aiN' ~ '"'l u'.
N'I"i' more >rI'u'II'' N''.'-' 'i''"'
"I th'II CIV l'Ahl~.
The prutrrtlN" tariil simply has
enabled th" American manufacture
ar- tn sell at such high Hrlr> That
they have not -tudlrd '."Ir own
conditions rl"~rtN. said Nj. Rcd
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29

n lt'. iiPtlll o. ST. FRAN on.
'pi NIN MISSOURI
action tDr divorce
Anna 80. E.,.u,, rnmu~.
N,uum Liy.n.. AMI carr uIr',Us,n. Al
mnl-'rl'Or pt 'rr L-iai" ~ Ir-.. " ID
wins. d"rra.rd. DrIrndanr,
$rN 20 THIS diy comes the p,aint!'T Dy ms.
attorneys, AMI u appearing 20 the -ltlsfar.
IN OF tile Court from lfildavit ana
PROOF mat William Eivins, one OF said
defendants, I, 4 non resident ~ this Stufr
ana cannot be summoned in TIT, action
II * ordered hN the court that pubI'
cation be made notifying said dcfcndant
william klyins, that an action has been
commenced against him by paintln IN the
circuit Court Oi - Francois county, IN mo
state 81 Missouri tor maintenance ana sup
port 81 herself and minor son. IN which
said action she also seeks To nnyr said Wu.
liam klvlnS .nloined from selling, assign
ing, transferring or diSpo.ng Of his inter
est I'm the estate Of his rather. JesscM I'll
WINS, licensed. or any part thereof and IA
which salu action She further sppks 10 I'M vs
carr llart>hnrn, administrator of the %,
tate ~ jesse VI. ElNlns, deceased. cnionpd
ana restrained from paying over 10 William
hlHlh', pr any other person or persons.
company corporation, or institution, any
part NJ m" funds belonging to gnid William
ElVin-, rT his Interest I'm ana 10 ,aIl pstufr
Or any part thereof. untn the hearing of
'H.- court ana that said money, or a rei
~'hdhI' sum rom the same, may De heidi
TOR MS pialntir ana her minor son. to prf.
woe 'pi her ana Tor tho support and man
''riN'" OF h"T sald minor son As pruvtipt
IN statute. ana unless h" be- ana appear at
iIi' I'Ni term OF this court. tu he Holden a {
me our li1Gs" 10 the city Ut Fumngtuu .
III ,." SAN county OF -. Francois. On rho
!ifh Jay OF AUGUST, lEll, ana on III, l-t Hn,.
,H'''l', ana " NOT then, before tlr on. OF
u" 'rTm, answer said petition, the same
WI! Zoe IhA"h as confessed ana Judgment
VIII b" Gpudurn! against him.
Ana y is furth"r ordered that A n.Vy
.al 1If,.f
J d" llnlnG'rn Times, 70 nry,s ulupr mats.
usl"d 100 SAID county ut -. Francois tor
FOUR week. progressively, published at lea #
on 20 Woes. 'Ir Last Insertion To Dr. 90
ttHr' 'Hb'N NHt, before the Nr,t .l4l ut
~" AH-A-'. !'ti. form Dl THIS court
" rue '1pl tom the record
N'n.' (. T.. Nllk-ON
'I\i lIrIt circuit court.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Order of Publication.

u ATE ~ MISSOURI
tuunty ~ -. Francois.
- lHk CIRCUIT COURT TO AUGUST
TERM, l2li.
Ruth \. Berry, Plaintiff,
vs.. Divorce
Harry i Berry, Defendant
Sow ~ this day comes the plaintiff herein
ny her attorney ana Mes her petition ana
lmdnvit. alleging, among other things.
thht Defendant. Harry J. Berry Is not a
resident ut the state OF Missouri
Nhereupon, II Is ordered by the Court
That said defendant be notified Dy publica
ton that plaintiff has commenced a sui
against him In this Court. the object ana
general nature 81 which Is an action for 81.
Vorc" upon the grounds Of fixture to sup
bort plantIr and Abandonment ana deS,T.
ton TOR the period of more than ono whole
year next before the ming OF the petition
fp-Nlf since Auglitt r. lnUg and That un
Court, At the next term thereof 10 be be-
4un ana holden al the Court HDus" In thu
.lt\ OF Huntington. In said county On inc
I'm Jay nL August next, ana on the ir-t
Jay ~ anid term, or before the last day br
'tIi term, answer ~ plead 10 fhp prtltlbn
TOD 7aid cause. Oh" same VIII %" taken o.
1ni"ssri, ana Judgment ,,lll be rendered
accordingly
And - 4, Wr.ncr ordered That 1 COPY
H"r"n' Poe published, according 20 .lw m
lh" FiIm,ns'pu l.W"-. a newspaper pub
.'-h'H 100 ,tI' county 90 - FrlurlIs. I1r
tour weeks ,u.,.--sy,.y. nunu.nrd ~ ,rtsI
nc" Nr"k, '.n .u.' INCEPTION 20 u. >,
least '''r"U 1l1- IufDir '.r ms lly pI
AVA next august form nl rh,, Court
'FE" "upy from 90" ,rrurl
Witness my htnI IuI SOFA 81
~t'I 'l" circuit lpuTi Dl - FRAN.
.'....... a.- "aa't '.l- -I'h iiF May.
q =. W}Ik-pN. Circuit, ,..,-,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Peace Day.

Nrrnrdiup to estimates OF the Uni
zeal p.,ro rnrum. pnnrr sermon.
aJ,', o., ,,.'oc,.d frnn, n ooo nu,nits
',,', Snndar whicr Inns hc.n set
w. ~. 49, .,raao. Nav. ., Th,t ! rho
-. i,,,,od;otoIy rrecndinp I'm.
,,',a,I, ., IrI, ,rd J.. tlc or.u.u.
~, .....,,d IL, nanny ,,Iutt. IN
-, .., ,.,,i,ti.,r IN rorsid.r,-
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Good Citizenship Day.

Rev. Thomas NJ Evans of Fuller
ton. Sch, has sent tu newspapers
and prominent men throughout th"
country the following letter:
As superintendent OF Christian
citizenship in the Nebraska Chris
ttau Fudoayor Union 40. !, am
seeking To- promote high standard
ul citizenship among all rln~,"-. II
has occurred 10 me that u day. &"
Doe known q, Good Citizenship
Day. would greatly adymr" laid
citizenship
In order 90 secure % general com
-rusu- of opinion concerning TN"
movement, am this day sending
uut more than lm personal letters
to our foremost statesmen, clergy.
men. editors and r"iorm"re, 80 that
we may have in the very beginning
of IN" movement Ia" Influence of
the lradu. men aud women of tn"
nation
Much la, already been don" along
this line. Tine flag, rs it floats over
the schoolhourc; the Observance" pf
WASHINGTON and Iinc0lu's birth
days; also of Thanksgiving and
Memorial day and the Fourth of
July all Great" sentiment III IA right
direction, although tn" Observance