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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
Order Of Publication.
IN III. circuit Court OF Holt County. VI


IN the circuit Court OF Holt County, Mis-
souri,.
To the April lyll, Term Thereof
STATE ~ MISSOURI -.
County ~ Holt,
John =, Browning. plaintiff.
,ys; ,
Mary u, Nrownlpg. william A. browning. EN'
ccnt'r " The Estate NJ Elias ", RrO Sning,
DECREASED, William A. Rrowning, liosc 4 lfa
Gray tnce krowning walter Browning.
sanford browning. Lindsay browning, Jcn-
ME Dcwal,i l0cc brlwningJ flOrrnce Hop
kins ines RrowninHl, Emma Hertram ns-
BrOwning), william a. sharp and Asa a.
Sharp, t'efcndAnts.
suit "a sct aside will;
Now At this day comes the above named
Plaintin nnd dies his petition herein alleging
among other things that the Defendants. "a.
witt .lennie Dcwald tnee Rr0wning). Flor
snce Hopkins tnee browntng). ami Emma
the state NJ Missouri and cannot be served
With the ordinary process Ut Law In this
II IL therefore ordered by ths undersi NED
Clerk IN vacation that said nOu- resident de-
fendsut, be notified by publication that
the, plnlntiG has. commenced Az uctloI!
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
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Administrator's Notice.

Notice IL hereby given, that Letters " Adj
mlnistrn,lon, with VI annexed. gu Tue ~.
granted to The ndersigned ON the 9Th day Of
January. !aii. by the Probate Court OF llolt
County. Missouri. All persons having clnims \.
them for allowance to tbs administrator
within one year after the date OF said letters:
or they may lie precluded from any beneht Of
tied within Two years from the date Of this
publication, they will 10 foreyer, hs!redr
q. j. HUNT.
Admlnikt ratOr
This ri day Of February, 1911.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
Administrator Notice.

Notice Is hereby given. TINT Letters Of IA,
W",rav ,"...,".d w.r, v',,u,"d n,,,,. un,i,r.
Signed, on the mi day ~ January, 1911, by
tile Probatc Court uf Holt County, Missouri
All persons having rlain,s ngnins, snid
lOwnnrr to the Adininist ratOr within one
year after the date ~ said letters. mr. they
may lN Drrrindrd frlr any 1ncht ~ such
estatr; aud II suWl, clainls hr not exhibited
within two years from the date ~ this publ
cation. they VIII lm forever hnrred.
JOSEPH u. MURRAY,
Adminls, rator.
This III day ~ February. 1911.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Notice H. hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
mlnistrati0n. With will! annexed, on the ~:
To The undersigned ON the 10th day OF febrn
AIRY, 1911, by the Probate Court Of Holt COnn-
~, Missouri. All persons having claims
then, TOR allowance 10 the Administrative
within One year after the date Of said letters,
Or they may he prerluded from any benefit OF
itrd within two years from the date Of this
publication, they will BIZ forever barred,
OLIVIA WALKER,
Misunderstanding.
This .@th day Of February. 1911,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
Evangelical Church.
u. ". w-idcmicr Pastor.

u. W. Wcidcmicr Pastor.
oregon sunday srho,l At 10 a. ~. II. &
iunk,l. superintendent.
Y T. \. NJ y. M.
'rayer meeting Thursday at sp. IN.
Preaching. arst aud third sundays at u a
n. second ,nd fourth sundays a'sp m.
NicLclis Grove SUNDAY school nj 10 ~ IN
v. \. karhmnn superintendent.
Y 4. a. ~ ,:p ~.
Payer meeting "Wednesday ut y M
reaching, tirs, and third Sundays Ut - IN
.~'nnd and fourth sundays NJ u IL NJ.
Benton SUNDAY srh~nl NJ !. ~ y. ~. Preach
~ every sunday ai 3.:H y. ~.
ANY one IL cordially welcomed To- any u
hr,r services.
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Christian Church. Forest City.

Elder Fred D. Augu>iin., Pastor.
sunday school ~ IL u. ~.
Preaching on the hr>, and third sundays oi
'ach month, Morning and evening.
Al cordially invited ~ attend ihc>" srrv'
',,p,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17

wANTED-.YogNG NAN from ao'. county
@ s';Si ssssl. .S.'1s SS;
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
German N. z. Church.


sunday school ~ p;'G u. IN.
Preaching every sunday At 1870 m.
Preaching every sunday NJ the Eoda~
,urch NJ 2 ~ y. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon .
20.
Everybody cordially Invited 10 attend ab"
,Nicrs
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
Baptist Church.
4 ll..neu llaslllr

Services NJ the First Baptist church the
first sunday IN each month u u =. M. and D
NJ,
sunday srooi ~ = y. ~. each sunday.
a. Y. y. l.. NJ : y. ~,
All arr invited.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
Church Directories
Presbyterian Church.
Rcy. lanes NJ. Walton. pA,. or,

Rev. JHWts NJ. WHItOh, PiN' Ut
sabbath school at $40 every sabbath.
xp.S. q. T.. at $50 y. ia.
Prayer Service Thursday evening at IN
.. N.
Preaching every sabbath at II A. m.
20 p. m.
wood willie every sabbath AT 81. m.
Everybody cordially invited 10 attend -
,oove services
n the pastor can help you. please call To-
,is services.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17

;urson Christian Church, Blur City
W. n. Hardman. Pastor.
prsach,ns ~ the second and fourth Lord
~ ut II u. m. and I IN D. M.
Bible school each L,rdsday ut 10 Y. m.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17

Gov. T. d. Roberts Appointments
New Point. every sab ath. morning M
'vcning.
sabbath school at 10 =. N. :cvcry sabbath
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.

(. u. Iook. ALBERT ROECkEk,
President. Cashier
!. L.tuMMiNs. l.. l. MOORE.
\hr.lrcsidcnt. Assistant Cash !
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED, HOUSES
uNRooFED, WIRES DOWN AND
RAILROADS PARALYZED.
HOSPITAL WALLS CAVE IN
Fashionable Germantown Hit. Church
Cupola Destroyed, Factory Ruined
and Many Smaller Housel
Are Blown Down.

Philadelphia, PA severe ,I,r.ri
cal storm accompanied by hfsb
WIND which al tines blew with csc.
ionic force, swcp, over the northern
section Of this city leaving d,+,ugr.
ton and death in its wake.
Buildings were demolished hDs.ns
uhroofed and the New York d.f.inu
81 the Pennsylvania railroad W.y
placed gu, of commission temporarily
ny the demolition Of I,s tower a,
HoImshurg and the station al T.couv
New York trains were routed STA
ne Trenton cutoff which was no, In
The path Of the high wind
Tacony. the section where n, g.u.,.
est damage was done. was COMPLETELY
cut off from the rest Of the ciry T,rr.
graph. telephone and trolley wires
we're blown 10 the ground The police
station was demolished.
Station Blows Away
At the Taruny station OF the Penn.
syI'ania railroad au undermined man
was Killed when a portion OF the
structure was blown away MANY
houses in this section were unruof.d
or demolished
In the manufaruru. district q,
Kensna'on to The northeast toward
Tacony several factories were dc.
E'royed troIcl wlros were blown
down and roofs OF houses hurled 10
the center Of 'ho streets
In the fashionable section of Ger.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
Five Burned to Death.

Aurora Mo.-Dr. D +. Morris. n
prominent physician, and his four
children were burned to death in
hFe which destroyed the Morris home
Members Of the family were asIecn
on the second floor of the house whom
awakened by the flames
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30

Constitutional amendments sribr,t,,o..
Proposed amendment takiuf. m 10, ~
y'1r school urc limit, and pnrrnlifinr cLii-
drcn io rutor kindergarten nj '''''-
iioi "'" cap
Sewers and wntprWorks INV
hnhhI'nr cities ~ tho second ami r.Ir9
rlHss =" Increase indebtedness Tor .r,,r
improvements wv .'''e
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
China Gives in 70 Russi,

London Eng.-A dispatch received
mere from st Petersburg announces
sna' a.! uahger Of war between Rus.
sia and China has been ayerted II
hectares that China has completely
surrendered to all demands in the Rus
sian ultimatum.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
Sompers Goes 70 Atlanta

Atlahta' Ga.-Samucl Gompers pres.
IuSnI oil the American Federation Of
i'''oO'' Is here to make preliminary
y, epa'a'lons for the national conven.
.ioh OF the federation which meets
mere next November.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30

Washington D. c From sources
clio fo tn" president it was asrcr-
ta'n'd inW ~. pardon appeals u the
TWO convicted bankers Charles ".
Hors" OF New York aud John r.
Walsh Of Chicago. Will be denied
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
Appropriations.

Pay civil officers salary sCS2 100;
eleemosynary and penal SLIPS 600:
educational S1.GOl 900. Onc.thlrd Of
-evnue for support OF public schools.
HS'boO,OOo Contingent Passed house.
N,sSs,OOO; amended In senate adding
sioe,757. Total Of contingent. s1.e4s,.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30

7s7. General deficiency 1911 and 1912
Passed house, slS9.4CO.2S: amended
in senate adding sL3l9.2s. Total Of
deficiency, $l90,779.51. Deficiency of
1907 and l@OS-Passed house, S9.G5l:
amended In senate adding s993lO
Total NH.S4Il0. Defcioncy 1911 and
1912 caused by ayerapproprlations
Forthwith general crsCmbly. SlG7lO4.
Pay General mbly-Passcd house.
S2+5.OoO; amended In senate adding
s@5ooo Total, s2SO.OOO. Grand total.
Sl0laO.rO1
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
Farmers Daughter Ends IL.

a. iowa CITY, la,-Mis. Lucy Herring.
- EeaFS old committed suicide at the
I ,, nome OF her father, Godfrey
iiorflhg, near Lone Tree, a village
green. '~' 10
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
GATHERED FROM EART4's
FOUR CORNERS.
ALL THAT IS GOING ON


equipped H.|. fire. ...a ...e and ..t..r
the na.. n.... u.r ,r. .... .....n ....
The tr,i.... ..... an. .... ...n. .......
I'll. 5t.''" I.'.f mar. a.
N'.,. "'......'a d. ... aa .u.- H
" '. ""... r'.'..H .a #..
''"'.".'H h' "ud ..... H"D
"'..| '"s... ha. Issue" ... .r
Il. .'. '"" '... ken t... .t the
u'.. Man n..ons .. '.. Use.
r s...I.... ............ ''..
,,.....
u,.'. ' .s '... DID. .-..I
49,. d." .. '..i.'..
c....... ''. ' ....'
,.... .'" Wa .' .'..'
rr..... 49,. ..' '"' sou $500. I'.N.'
r'.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30
GOV HADLEY EXPECTED TO Ap
PROVE MAJORITY OF MEAS.
uREs PASSED At SESSION.
SUMMARY OF WORK DONE
Le- 'ssiive Acts Indicate Desire Of
Lawmakers to Pursue Careful
Course Salaries Boosted,
Revenue Lacking.

. '''a'" u! 'he Missouri less'a
,.''" ""s i'i''sH"u It's iorty.siA.I
WV ....'' SESSION ana adjourned.
.' 'h' governor should be rock
.'." veto power 2SG new a
". We a''ed 10 The statutes. Thus ff
''''.'"' mas "s'pproved ous
UREA" '., u. roo. ODD" ne home rule pro
"." 'oI 3. Louis and Kansas
anu lHt oIh'r the partisan
." "".'H'Ta hiIi, also applioaaa
" ."' wv" ulg cues.
''''.".' i'aui'E is expected to aa
''''' .."..'."IIg every measure ta..
.-a VI" TWO houses BIZ.
ia" IT," Gays IN which 70 make knaau
... NO. '...'a an ih" bills that rca.a. .
o." ",'' .,. .. ''' - adjournment and viii hfse
"' Gay. 10 consider those which ar.
'. TOD MN after the Close OF
.''N.'.
'.' .''.'Si interest apparently s
OH Tie Hun automobile bin. aIihnnrr
mere are other acts which Will ha,,
''"'' E'"''ai effect
Automobile Regulation.
This measure is expected 10 mn, an
emf 90 juy.r,diuv II nr....,... .u.s.,,
penalties for reckless driving lg, a.,
CROSSES the speed Ilmi, TO - milo IN
hour on country roode r,dor -,
conditions II aIso viii be a big re-,
enu"s producer.
Perhaps the most important 80,
engr measure passed is Senator nr
W" an which raises the evnra..
company tax from 81 10 a On oar,
500 gross business
The Garter school anportionmso.
Dill is another measure that il evror,.
ed 10 work banaGt IN bo 60,
viii promote education ana viii Cor.o
counties now Indifferent 10 cduratt.r
to bes'Ir themselves In order TO obf.9r
adequate aid from the sta,o
Tn" convict labor bin which nv,
vid"s for the gradual abolition NJ tho
contract system I'm the Deni,en,is~y .
will gladden. the hearts Of tho trad,
uuIonists who have breu urrfrr thie
reform for vrsrs
Insurance Companies Are Reopl,,.a
In" and G.o Insurance companros
Rrn covered IN bi. batch NJ ney.
avs most Of which win rrop,ot,
a'hn~ than injured the inerranr,
business IN the state. POLICY ho,sors
',I. reap biz benefit. II Is rr,f,ctod
rom tho laws which authorize the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30

]
Total sin.S4Il0. Defcioncy 1911 and
1912 caused by ayerapproprlatlons
FORTHWITH general crsCmbly. SlG7lO4
Pay General ssombly-Passcd house
S2+5.Oo0; amended In senate adding
s@5.'oo Total, S2SOOOO Grand total,
Sl0I9oT07
Bills Vetoed by the Governor.
Authorizing state central commit.
tees o. the political parties thar pollod
the largest and next to ID. largest
number Of votes in the state al the
last election for governor in an cities
whore registration is now or hereafter
may be required by law. TO appoint
supervisors for each place Of ruc!stra.
ton, revision or registration and yo,.
ing precincts in such cities and AT
thori2ing them to be admitted inside
the polling places and registration
booths and prescribing their rights
( duties and qualifications and what
+ sh1li constitute the evidence uf their
appointment and requiring them to
subscribe to m oath making II a mis-.
. dDu"anor for any police officer nr any
other office or judge Of election 10
Interfere with said supervisor while
In the discharge Of hi, duties
Constitutional Amendments.
The legislature approved siN amend.
m"nts TO Co.. state constitution and
also ratified the proposed amendment
'o .h" constitution OF the United
States submitted by the sAu.Hrst
congress. providing for a national in. .
COME taN
The amendments to the state con.
stitutou. which will be submitted TO
the people ipr approval at III" general
election In November. 1912, follow:
Authorizing the issuance Of bonds
not to exceed 100000 for the pur
pose Of erecting and cqupping a new
state capitol without increasing the
present rate Of taxation This has
been approved by the governor
Providing for the registration Of yot.
ors IN all counties having a population
- 10000 inhabitants or more and ad.
joining o city having a population OF
3Ul 90 urr nrorn
D.t..,-
Permitting tho increase Of tax ratcs {
FOR local purposes and providing that
81 Louis may levy as If part of a 4
ouHtE
Authorizing the increase in indoht.
'uncSs In the county OF 81 I,ovfs for 8
he nrrr,sa ~ c.,.,.,,..,.....
20 ,.''' va '''a'' "' '''h sewers n
Jr FOR the puruusr ur purrnygiuo mr.
.opstrpc,i,,,, r.,,,..,. ,,,.,,,
r-.,,,.
IIuFId'hg that nn'urai2od foreign. C.
W 'u' 7'd'e h
me year ana OF county GO DAYS be. =
ore being entitled fo tho rich, rf .,,s
r.cs 'N' Of
p.0yIdiur for rcduc'irn 3, tho v,
rI-ir,,,r, ..t,.I
,,''''. a~' /" F'"'s ana Il
pahlf n ratified 4.,. I, ,.,.,..f. ,,.o., f.
'' TOO. N''|''. '"""O
-N"aT.oiO IN st. Louis alone 20 m.
end EIndcrro.for mud u.frr .,.,,,-3, a., m
80 "''' wa I''''h'' az
I' I"AHI ih"u HnIs OF En"dIcltod m
iults 70 attend ufrhf schools
F."
The mora i,,r,~,,.. s.,.,,,. ,.n,... ...-., oJ
g.. ''' '''''' ''| senate pliis passed
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-30

than unc comfy
Authorizing 'H~ governor to drdt-1r. f1r
IL" school for tho bind u So Lou.-
lie school money on an Attendance basys
Ho,,.. s.u. -,
00-e 9"Is Passed
Among the Hons, hills .r,,ss,..1 ,,....,.
ADo.suur puIl-ttH sys'.in ln 5. le.|g
/ county aud prwa.ng Tor wsgt,.r. .g
'"RHs 10y contract ,.,
/ publ" schools.
from the provisions o. ulr state .r.,,r.....
laws
Regulating automobile traffic md inn
posing annual license Of fluIy s. O., IL.
lI.. salary appropriations
thlrI.a'ua. cities. 80
MlhIur circuit court docket frr g.. .t I'll,
ST. Iu... count. ga
Admitting widows OF fedora, spili,.s Il,
"l, u'iN'
'"'H'"h Nt'e hou'NE court In Ja. neuu
ny i'h' holding court ia ElEh.
E,n'ing To n,rdrrr n, c,,,l.
Ii""ihil'us storing OF explosives in
Increasing salary M tho stat. .,,,.., -,
equalization TO $1,000 year
i,'..,, i ".'',"I"E W. Nam. q" Guy
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29

Will Gagelman is home from a bus
mess trip to Joplin.
Dick Williams was out at Spear
vile the first of the week.
Elmer Epperson returned from
Oneida, Ills. Tuesday morning.
]. George Brfnkman left Friday
evening for the east on a business
trip.
Mrs. Jack Martin and children were
over from Hoisington Sunday visit
ing the folks.
W. B. Lucas, ]. B. Prose and Frank
Roesler were over from Holsington
Monday afternoon.
George Land and family had for
guests the past week his parents. who
now i've out at Cinnamon.
Mrs. L. L. Walters, sister Of Mrs.
]. C. keenan,, returned 10 her home
in Hereford, Texas, this week.
DR.. Gardner was over to Frederick
Wednesday. Mrs. Gardener and the
children visited in Hoisington the
same day.
Henry Harper and George Scheuflel
have gone to Detroit as the guests
Of the E. NJ. F. Auto Co. We reckon
they win have one time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29
Most people who want car of the 30 horsepower five
passenger type go out in the open market with the fixed
idea that it will cost them somewhere around $3.50. In
their mind at less than that must be little insignificant
lOw-pOwered machine They picture everything that has
heretofore been offered around the thousand dollar mark
and they exactly what the country has been flooded with
a nice lot of little toy cars.

But here is a new step. Here you
find a big fine touring car and it
costs only $500, a car with ample
room for five passengers. It has
powerful 80 horsepower motor Civ
ing you more speed and power than
you will ever care to use, for it can
be- driven between 40 and so miles
an hour. II has the seIectiVe trans
mission fitted with F. & S. annuIer
bearings-the finest made. A staunch
pressed steel frame. A big wheel
base-center controI-and the FASH
ionabIe fore doors. Good leather up
hoIstering stuffed with fine hair.
Handsome and striking body design
with graceful lines. And the body
work is beautiful. Twenty-Five paint
ing operations are made on each indi-
viduaI body. This car could be made
more deliberately but It could not be
made better or finer.
It will seem difficult for some peo-
Pile to understand why we can manu-
faeture and sell cars for less money
than any other manufacturer in the
business. Yet If your business is
shirts, or your plant produces 1000
dozen a day Of certain grade, you
know that your production costs are
less than the factory turning out
but 100 dozen day. Or, it you man.
ufaeture bath tubs, or deal in apples,
or cigars, you know that either Of
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29
KANSAS NEEDS FREE HAND IN
DOING ROAD WORK.

Ralph Faxon, president of the New
Santa Fe Trail, in an article regard
ting the growth Of good roads in Kan
cas-, says:
The first great concentrated road
effort In Kansas eliminated on Janu-
airy 81, 1910, when, after two western
Kansas newspaper men had whaled
away for six months on the thing
there was assembled at Hutchinson
che most important roads conference
ever held Ia the west. The state
ment Of intention and the resolutions
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29

of that conference formed a Magma
Charta in the Kansas roads move
ment. These 500 men comprised rep
resentatives from every line of en-
deavoC; and the New Santa Fe Trail
began on the history and tradition
and romance Of the old Santa Fe
trail-and a modern highway was
buildeh.
"0ther movements quickly followed,
the old Oregon trail was preserved,
the Meridian poad, the inevitable
cCossFtate highway sprang into ex-
istence; the central Kansas Colorado
boulevard came along, and IN every
county there has been stimulus. The
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29

those handled in enormous quantities
cost less per certain unit than If
handled in much smaller lots. This
condition does not vary a particle in
the production Of automobiles.
So we have published a very thor
ough and interesting book that shows
you the difference in automobile
plants. And it clearly proves the abiI
it Of the plant producing 10000 cars
to make and sell its product at prices
from 20 to 90 per cent lower than
any similar line Of cars on the mar
ket.
This book takes you through the
the entire WiIIys-overland plant
80 acres of it. You can sit in your
own Iivirg room and go through the
greatest automobile plant in the
world. It gives you clear idea Of
the economical manufacturing
strength Of the Overland organiza-
ton. It shows you why the factory
making 10000 cars can make them
better and at less cost than a fac
DRY making but 5000 cars. It shows
you how we receive the raw mater.
ials and gradually convert them into
the finished car. It shows you every
step-every move. II takes you
through the four months process of
making each single car. And it shows
you exactly where and how we can
manufacture more economically than
a smaller plant and how you get the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29

Clarence Aldrich was looking after
some Of his western Farm property
this week.
@. s. Brady, Santa Fe round house
foreman, has returned from a seven
weeks stay in the Topeka hospital
wherein underwent treatment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29

result in practical way Is a lot of
good roads. We now have the rock
road law, the new fine general roads
law, the county engineer provision,
and the drag section. These rapidly
will transform many hundreds Of
miles Of fairly good highways into
better ones.
But is is inevitable to the
thoughtful roa ster that
there must be am amendment of the
Kansas constitution before condi-
tons in other state may be realized,
let alone any degree Of the perfec-
ton. There Is an inhibition In the
Kansas constitution as to work Of In
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29

ternal Improvement In the state. This
isn't right. Kansas ought to have
free hand like Missouri and Okla.
bona and Colorado. II ought to have
appropriations for roads and bridges.
It ought to have a state highway com
mission and a real state highway en-
gineer.'