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The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
CIark's Annexation Talk
Arousss London Newspapers

LONDON, Feb. 15.-England Is
aroused today over the fear OF ulti'
mately losing Canada In case the
American Canadian reciprocity agree
ment is ratified.
The press Is particularly disturbed
because of the statement made by
Speaker-elect Champ Clark In the
house yesterday that he had nc
doubt that the time would soon come
when England would gladly look for
ward to the turning over OF her pos
sessions In North America TO the
United States. The press is exhibit
ing the nearest approach to America
phobia" that Il has ever displayed
and even the papers friendly TO reel
.procity are censuring Clark for his So
called indiscretion.
The Westminster Gazette. which
has led the fight for reciprocity, says
today: CLARK must be singularly In
nocent II, desiring this contamination,
he imagines II will be promoted by
such q frank avowal at the present
moment. But we will probably get
the right kind of measure, despite his
utterance."
"The speech will surely make
Canada pause before asserting to the
tariff agreement" the Globe, anti
American. declares.
The Times says that IL It's CORE
spondent is right In stating that 1t Is
doubtful whether the American PEG
pie take the annexation talk seriously,
'the Americans show their good
sense"
The Pail Mall Gazette asserts that
..Englishmen cannot much longer be
blind to the fact that preference sig
niles union and that reciprocity Is
long step In that direction"
An appeal to the English people to
save the empire" Is sounded by the
Morning Post. II declares that there
Is no longer any attempt In America
to conceal the ultimate aim OF annex.
ing Canada.
Other papers "play up" Clarks
words in their news columns, but they
are evidently waiting until they have
recovered from the shock before max
ing editorial comment.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
LeNAwEE CLUB HOLDS BANQUET

ADRIAN. Mich, Feb. l5.--Garret j.
Diekema was the guest of honor at
the tenth annual banquet OF the Lena
wee county Mckinley club last night
and talked on 1919 speaking along
the same lines as characterized his
address at Jackson. Others who spoke
were Warren @. Harding. defeated for
governor Of Ohio; Senator Charles +.
townsend and Rep. w. w. Wede-
meyer. Mr.. Harding spoke on Our
Country" Mr.. Townsend gave the
same address he did at Jackson. on
reciprocity. and Mrs. Wedemeyer talk
ed on "The sixty-second congress-"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
PETER p. oEIsLER DEAD.

SAGINAW, Mich. Feb. 15.--Peter
y. Geisler, SO years OF age, and a resi-
dent of Saginaw for the last 60 years.
diel yesterday. Mr.. Geisler was born
In Prussia, where he gained fame as
an army officer. Coming to Saginaw
he was identified with various enter.
prises His death removes, the last OF
the committee which purchased the
present site of st. Mary's church ano
he assisted In pulling the stumps fro-i
the land.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE SUI
preme court yesterday heard the fol.
lowing cases: Hokanson Va. Oatman;
Dykstra vs.. Grand Rapids, Grand Hav-
en- & Muskegon Railway company;
Devos We. Captain; Scott Va. Boyne
City. Gallord & Alpena Railroad com
pany; Rodgers vs.. Huntley; Martin
W.. Madden Single company Call
for Wednesday: 167, ITO, ISL, 1874.
100, 1871, 1872, 1913, 1874, 104, z, IA, 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
eATTLEs ICE NINE HOURS.

MACKINAW CITY, Mich, Feb. Is.
After battling nine hours with the
ice in the straits OF Mackinac. the car
ferry Sainte Marie reached Ste. Ignace
shortly after o'clock last evening.
The boat left here to make the trip
across the straits at 8 o'clock and was
enveloped in the fierce storm that has
paralyzed telegraph, telephone and
railroad service Train service on the
Pore Marquette and Grand Rapids q
Indiana railroads. was completely tied
up last night
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
WEEDS F0RAKER's NIECE.
John r. Mccurdy Marrles Miss Kat
Chestnut In Ohio.

Cnesnut IN Onio.
COROUNA, Mich, Feb. 15.--John T.
McCurdy, OF Corunna, son OF the late
Judge Hugh McCurdy, and Miss aKte
Chestnut, a niece Of ex-senator For
aker. were married In Jackson, o.,
yesterday.
Mr.. McCurdy was married on July
26, 1907. to Mrs. Lilah Eddy Mills.
sister of Walter and Arthur Eddy, the
wealthy Saginaw lumbermen and di.
vorced wife OF Commodore Mills of
Detroit With her young daughter,
Mrs Mills, who was McCurdy's second
wife, came to live at the McCurdy
home In Corunna. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Curdy spent their winters In Virginia.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 15.--The fol
lowing companies have fled articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF
state: First State bank. Milford. s25..
900: Althoff Realty company, Detroit
$1,000, principal stakeholder Law.
renee A. Althoff.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
MONEY IN PRISONERS CAP.

MONROE. Mich, Feb. 15.--Frank
Simpson was arrested yesterday at
Federman, charged with having stol.
en- money from William Drodt, a farm
err. OF Raisinville township, with
whom he secured employment two
weeks age. The sheriff found the Al.
legged stolen money secreted in Simp-
sons cap. His trial was set for Feb
ruafy TO-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
MRS. CAROLINE LEIs DEAD AT So.

Leib, for many years a resident of
this vicinity, died, Tuesday, from old
age at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
John Spaulding. She was SO years
old. and leaves four daughters and
one son
The Detroit times., 1911-02-15
cnIn. cAusE IInAnArur

IAxArTvE PROMO ouinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for full rome Look for
sisnaturs e. w. GROVE. asa.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
WRONG A LITTLE

The N~w. ~. = be- 10 .rras a.-
week a. 'he statement .as' ta- s.'g
ouhcil fred ne ri'v si'ora-,. ~ -
signed. mAyh- b, .,eval r~gaes;. ~
mayhe not. ~ dds 2 hnd sa; oAsiauy
about that. We want 70 b. AT q. a.ag
right IN these matter. a. u /. po-. bis
for humanity "a be- ". are told taa-
the mayor j. serving n both IA 'aras
ity Of mayor sad sitv a't0ra-s O.. Q
matter of srouomy. rhts nav ~
right. W. don Z know whether = . 10
not, hut u b. our opinion 'ha' 'r-
pie would never elect Que man 'a 6
both these places. Now. q. 'o ,o- .r-.
walks. fhe mayor explained 10 'h- COOS
ell az Thur-day's session that 10 haf
spoken 10 several contractor, and 'ha'
he had taken the offer IT 'hr man Nhs
agreed "a do The work cheapest. sns
that he did nov think. since the matte
vas mentioned some time ~" that th'
walks should 90 In, thar there a.. sn'
necessity ." submit the work ?" ai,-r
tised bids. nd had gone ahead with It
and then the constructor .1ii be- h-li-y
81 the walks were alright aud THAT b,
would Nait a reasonable time for hi
money. thirty davs, W. believe e uu
information. and Il they stood up the
be would accept his paw II b. net IN
desire ~ the New. o. rri'i,i,- the ruUu
cil harshly, but since the, are Pho 49,
wants ~ the people ~ h-li~,~ me
have done wisely 20 iHsesiIgai. %.
matter. and II the MAYOR b. acting f,
good faith AK him 20 submit an ma
TER ~ public expenditure ~ 'br r-,
pie ,. money 20 their counsel. aud wt-
agreement g. reached and oflr lI ss'i"
taken, legally and regularly. like 80
Dayy CroeE EFT. get So right and 'E-
20 ahead lt val h. more .,ft,i..'"r
20 the taxpayer and all relieve rh
mavo IT ton musr -"-r"u, ul'iiy on
unite - council IN all matters ~ rui
lie veal
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

Why don p 'h- sr-fr..rr .s' NH.,
IL has been bot sni 1..'s fr. N--. and
u will - worth much NOR. 'tIH DO j.
going 20 sosi q" 15S" rfs ].pr8sI-r .ur
a dav or t~o -nsh w-e Tho bu. 1~..
men ~ The rTtN 1r~ rasiH. -rur-r
taAes 20 - -u'iflsi 'o rB. .D0..i~rl
ti0p IN the conduct ~ their a4. 49,.
IL looAs hotter too. o. PIE s,.i'a- sr. -.
coming o. town Tor 'H- 1ufi.-- .. ",
INK az su Investment 'u 80 a.. H'''-
dust a. ross HE and 'b- street,. 49,
down 10 The hn.in~ss .s,' 90. Ta- N-r.
believe. the sity iii seH To- 'b- r-
chase u ne water .,.'-m t.r . -a.
possible to turu a little q @ a--> s-
the street. for TIE remainder q 'h.
summer
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION
TO LEAD TO DESIRED LAWS


From I~h'rf h"l''' "N.''..
ZION. June %.
Your editorial m 'Hr ruhI. '1r'.
convention % y"ur I'sn" ~ 'h' --n1
wbIr cure. '.y Ishnlu- 'hr .'n'u, u' ~.
p"wrr', iu f, strict ."n.r. uu thar .''
sill u"' bee q congress. %" '"g slate ur 90
determine 100 ,uv NaN 'h" policy Il 'lr
federal government. that 70 may exert
oil. ut'urn,r through 'h' expires. ou o.
n0hIiy sentiment. etc. nr,"r'h"l",,,
p. tone hardly aoe, far rn"ngn 'o .nu
.,, r-s,guiti"n "f 'h" power ot ln'e.
I.rut'v ilr-. tod puhiI, continent "r
Ter ouf form Of government
T. Na, W. p"olry. o. .1.I who
asserted that th" .urr~m" court follow,
10. el-rfion. and u . well nigh , rr.n
,lrls 10 oar government that congress
follow. the wilI ~ the people althoog h
like g""fns,, and mercy with ,nur
II NJ, ? NAV never catch up.
We uu.' not lose sight ~ the fact
that f g.. 'be NIli 81 the people That
go, erns NBa. 10 rtystalligs thar wtl'
nto definite expression h. The l%uali"u.
ahl, hight 40, duty ~ every pa'r'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
TRAINS OF


N'u ar" pu-rN 'iur', Won call IL
A., , matter ut fa.'. that w,v ut ~
pressing u 81. wrr,., % graceful fashion
~ implying THAT 'hc blame ui your
a .gruriIrd state 90 mind h]r.uuy, q,
someone else.
And 10 the absence ~ 'ur friend who
was anger"i, ~ rather hurt you.
you ar" going over In your mind your
side - the rn,s
Won mentally rrhcar,c what ymr
would like fo saw 20 her.
II had q headache when ! %, M aud
vet wors"d hart 1l iay, you msli.
~ Yourself Ana everything wen,
wfong There I walked away down Ia
the iressmaksrs in the hroiliug sun and
she disappointed me and then lust ~ /
vas trying to get q little nap that wa.
man from the church called tn ask II
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
PUBLIC LANDS coNvES.
TON AT DENVER

TIE Governor ~ Colorado h. r1Ii-r
= % Public Land. 'ony'n'.Hn. 200 '.
semitic IN Denver 90 september .,ti
3sth ant a0'h. The eoGyrhiiur . sslI.
ed tor N, purpose ~ letting 20. people
- e such action %. 'h~N NAV tenn n-r
s-sar, looking ~ he future rr"'sstion
90 the pnhiie lands 81 th~ tate. he
ratasal @s-ouree pertaining thereto md
The practical conservation thereof sui
under STATE %suthortv and ~ protest. NJ
against congress -baating Low, nE0'id.
ing fog the leasing ~ the ns'uIai 20.
sources Of the West
Governor Shsffoih ~ oiprado. sa's:
In conjunction with the Legislative
Committee constituted FOR the purpose
81 formulating the necessary regula'
lions for the Convention, the following
features have been provided;
First; The following states and
Territories are embraced within the
call. viz; Arizona. Arkansas, California.
Colorado. Idaho, Minhssota. Montana,
Nsbraska. Nevada, New NeN'o. North
Dakota. Oklahoma. Oregon. south ia.
kesa, UtGh. Washington. Wyoming and
Alaska.
SECOND: Al votes nv roll call 10 he
by states and Territories, and on the
basis 81 ave votes al large ahd n vote
for zach 100000 acres, or majority
fraction t~hsreabovs. 81 Public Lands
within the respective states, insofar ~
each unit !. represented nv an aeersdii-
"a delegate.
Third; Inasmueh ~ the province ~
the Convention IL for Western people
10 determine upon questions pertaining
TO the Interests Of the Western States
a. affected by Federal systems, IL 10
made requisite for qualification that
Aslegnsss shall have bssa resident tax
payers and voters within tAsIr fsupss'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
SEVEN MURDERS 4 MONTH

Thai . 80 .r-Hyiahis r-.ogf '"f q
commonwealth = ai0,"on people n
mean, , m 80. for sysfy i've Thousand
people +, ,-rr md II the average ne
time r. h'', E-ar.. ~ mean. that one
loo every HHrtr-i ishths mu.' be from
he a..a.Slr , and, II mean. rua' 90
'hc 500 people living 10 Santa fe 10.
Iay. ' vII 30 murdered.
M. u~hsuylatl, record 'sf 'h- CON
mouwosl'h for The month closed ,rstsr
duv does not include a number ~ deaths
from doubtful violent rau.~' not the
Ailhng ~ q ten wear old hoy nv his
twin brother. nor ~ three wear old
child hy her riaymates. N"f o. case
where he deliberate motive O" I'm ~.
Iac,mg And ,r- there not murders
frequently that sre not discovered or
NOT repor'-dt
Here 4. = grue-ome record for me
month, ~ luIv and " i ur 20 rro'-rut.
Ing attorney, 10 bring To iu.tise the
person. accused
lulv :, Epanoridito Baca ~ T~"olo.
-, san Miguel county, KILLED i.sopol.
10 Montova, hy crushing his head with
a rock. Baca - wealthy and lnfluen
tial, Montoya WAS poor and merely
a hoy whom Baca accused II intimacy
with Mr. Bacs The SLAYER has not
even hesn held for the grand Jury,
Iuly IS. Ensendo R%odrigUs1. iur
ing a dance a. Fast Ration, killed ! VI.
Atiosto. Rodriguez Is in jail
July ~. Jefemiah Rivera IN Sierra
county. -Four suspects arrested.
July 90. Robert Fudge ~ Pinon.
ColfaE county. shoi and killed j. l.
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'.' I'...' -
h.'h.'. 80 '.'. '" "r'
i""'' N''h.'r'' NJ. '-' .~. "r"
'h" woman "'.7~"
'H' 's"'n "n.
asleep, 10 -h"' ''' ...r' r-1r r-t'r
N'hlrl"' county Dos F'f"-1 H'--Hri ,.
IN" a und"f frr~'
TO" o." 'h"F %" - To- I~r.' In'.
"~rN' ''''~"h wear ".' h"s vie
rested near P"""' f"- '- ''-"s.ons n.r
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05


H .l.'' ulNr something Tor the newt
.'r.. H.i Co. amr 'hr climax that mra,
'.. t.nr, al- haI uui t,d to VAN
1870. '.N. 'u,n 'o 'U. market tor more
u. nar ..I. 'r mr. 50 when
.. u' .g.I $500, .,.l l. tired and
.. n.. no Nr .uI ms head wa,
".. r. ''u- N.4 'o have her say
' .., Thought ought ru 10 some
NOON. .r mr. .umm.',,r VA, lust
.' .'.u. W... .pu think OF
' , I,ur ..r.Is \uI now she
. -N' FL. soy I.m .,rrN .poE,
.t ..uI.r.. g. IL. ,h.
'... .-0r. '. I. SONNY. >mI I Thought
r- '.ni 90 nu n, .n, new nh
.. N..r Throne. n,. TODAY ana an
WOE I.ur uu ,.a, oII committee. 1
..... ..,..I ,... ,.I.r..t .t o., . -.
~..n #. r.ur natural train ~ ,housbt
I'..m 70 sur .m,,,, m.l. ,,hu,,
'..n r.rr .uI more. determined mn, :,
I..t ... ... ..rr, tr, .,.r.,i ., .,,o,,
... .r ri....., ,.u,
! aua. 500. .., for r,,, ,,,y.l., -,
,. ,.m, ,rIr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

tive state. for he preceding three wear.
Fourth The selection ~ delegates
= provided A. follow
The Governor. senators and Congress.
men. aud member Of the state Lcgi.
lature II each stat sud Territory. and
Delegate u each Territory and 81 Alas
Ia. are hereby commissioned a. dele
gates.
Zach governor may sppoint thirty
delegates.
The Mayor ~ each city NAV appoint
one delegate for zach 1000 u popu
lation. bot not 20 exceed = total ut ~
iy.
Zach chamber ~ Commerce. Board NJ
Trade. Real Estate Exchange nr other
Commercial bodies, each BOARD " 'ouu
~ CONN ..ioners each Association oi
stock Grower. ~ fumhermeu. ~ For
%..tyv. 81 Irrigation. each Horticultural
~ Agricultural organization may az
cant t-n d-isgate'
zach Do,.ruur is requested 20 appoint
4, STATE. Executive COMMITTEE. "i i've.
ID .5.au--ai. With the Colorado E,scu
tive committee H. Arthur Eddv.
chairman. u.r,-r. Colorado
o. .h,.Ii t- kuuwu that there 4. nuN
.~rau., r~r,po.-d aud ma, boz crystal
.-i a'D IaW 20 the n"y' regular 49,.
...a .' .rgf-... f, new and rr,uIut.u u
or, N..urs. policy pertaining 'n 'h"
.uU.u. .lbt. and their attendant r1'Ir
I'D r-.ours~.. that demand. 'Hr .rr."u.
taJ -.-u-.t consideration oi ever, ,ii
~ ~ CHI. R-publir. Not uuIt doe.
obs, r-v .,.'em affect pur rruu"mi,
,rf r..r-.. Interest,". ru' fr .]rffuu-I,
threaten. 'U~ principle ~ bom. rule
a ..- conduct ~ our local ano,r.
rE- r-l' ..ue. plainly aud distinctly.
whether 'd- puhii, D"matu-o'hrf than
.H- .''I, .-maIriny farming lands
-H.. H. h-ui 900 usrrr'UitN hN the VI
.rl. ,ur-ruu-u free from taxation
ly '#. state. 'o 10. administers t
-hraa.t .~,s-bDIi Tor r-yrpu" tor 'h'
s'-rsl treasury nd under Bureaus a'
'r- N,'orsi Capitol
a.. l,-. lr"u rror"r', loo tue West
- stove. ..r thirty wear. equal %,
-r-'r,' ownership hos the Va
..,--um-a free from 'u,ation
at tf-.' deprivation Of taN r",
--.- 'r- state. -uH,. 900 the N1Iu" u'
..1a-- .1,i. ever, 'nifi, wears. g. o'ur
sari. ~aaIi s".t those state. 800,
.r.r- r -l- puhIl. Domain every 'hirt'
.-a-. ,,.i y-' 'b- state. never own 'b.
au-
2 - 90 '-1.- basel nrur '.a ono
-a- - 1t'1rI. ~.--.r-s-. 'lN ..r .r
iH'a,1 art , -av ura- rr.
? rsa-4.I, -.ul Es 'Ha sar.
; -. slt .rmr- 'a- v-.
.r --i- % la.il- --ar.-- a1
80. r -,- Nl-auI u-1
. -l-- .-l-.- iI. --1 30.
5l7 ".g4 --- Jra1 -t' I.II w
.1.-.. W. .iau,t ". b. ven I'D uH
.a1. age % urs' ,
- -.-.- 10 -i- ..1r. #m col
.. $3.50 .Ia W. I-.IJur'
~ .ru-r- On 60. NV Iuf zoo.
'' x-lt-1Er .-4u ,uls. itJu
o n ru- 7-oo.. e.. 20 |ar q;
81 -s. a +ls- ~ u- 1luu .-uu '
az 81 Ca 1, Gr' gl1-ria l1f 81
n' "a SAFE -svar. Ils1I 80
~ i-msut. .al- az .1.r -H- l oil.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

Washington. u c.. Aug some
tine. me might ns uqusd 10 be ,linin
aied from legislation pending 30 con
gre-s sometimes 10 : al honor Wien
senator Warren Introduced ht, bill tor
the reIirf d the tuu~s'-ad-r. tr 'h'
vest. Arizona sui N-~ Mexico wrfr 90
riuded % ne bill l. we're Montana.
North and south pasota, Wyoming.
Utah. Minnesota, oregon snd Washing
ton. 10 any relief ~. 20 be- given sen.
qiof Waffsu wanted % -quitab'y iI.trl
bl'et But when 'ss uill Wa consider
ID bN the commI''-' On publ, Iaui'
70 ie, rlor~i that oct e angie complaint
had been received from New M-yi,o of
! Arizona and Sena.af Nelson Unclaimed
tue nssi Of IN, a....t1n,r FOR home
-'.ad-fs On Ninns-n'i. r'u-t senators
.aid heir districts acre rut Zoo need uf
help 60 Tn sh'ifsl. ~ hIl vas '-7f'
| II WbIeh ~ IL h~,a1-. , Nv WI'I extend
relief that . gran caves - absence ~
4 upm~.t-l i-rs orl, r sr'siu districts
boz Nr.u.rg Nsrr.sa and North and
south DAKOTA. Ws-r senator Warren
introduced 'n- D.. be attn tied 'aa'
uu.' - %" somr.a,s', q. aai '~,-i"f"i
ming hg' a. inf - 'Hs' rs thought
'H- ~-.' generally -aan arp--s a'~ 90.
U.F A. n.sF-a "a v#.s che
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

The present ei'y go,-rnm-D' p1f
chased N. W~at-rWorks. Fysf,ho-i, sr
piauded Nav let. have r. it'l. - 20
on ihs street. sni there all ~ , -
ond -ne"f-.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

The CT, +. .-''ing ri ~ 'h. w-.is
slong 'h- nsin 'h.fouqhfo--. thi. W..
food scheme Wfy no. N-' .u 20 .'''s
How' Grease he .frihA.~r sri 'a-a 70
the Eatsr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

We notice the 81, street ,,iDr
j. getting rid ~ the weed. along OBJ,
public th~orouebfare. H~lr> the 'oo.
Of things vond@rfull,. too.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

The 6rs' iay. ~ August are coming
hot. Indicates rain The newcomer. .aN
The Laclede blade., 1911-04-07
High School Notes

Several of the students have
been absent this week on account
of sickness.
Two Of the sophomore girls who
took the teachers examinations at
Brookfeld received excellent grades
for third grade certificates.
The school was dismissed Tues
day at O'Clock on account of the
funeral of Clarence Adams, mem
Der of the alumni of LacIede high
school.
The senior physics class soon to
finish their text will fill the remain
ing recitation periods with reports
on famous physicists and their
works. Professor Horton has prom
ised them a neat little finishing
test next week.
j. Paul Jones and Miss Lula
Walker, who is attending school
at Cameron, visited one day last
week with the physics and English
The English class was re-
viewing and criticising the modern
novels and the visitors were very
much interested in the work, ex-
regret that they might not
hear all the reviews.
Prof, G. W. Diemer of Bruins
wick visited Laclede friends Sat
nrday and not forgetting his form
Or companions of the high school,
came up in the evening to attend
! rehearsal of the senior class play
low being prepared A synopsis
If " A Maid o. Plymouth Town, I"
llso the program for commence
nent week, win appear in the
BLADE next week II. AND K.
Garden seeds Of all kinds for
ale BY z. W. Groes. i
The Laclede blade., 1911-04-07
For Sale

A fine Holstein bull calf, born
March u, 1911. This is a fine in
dividaaI and masculine in appear
ance. Weight at birth 11O pounds.
The dam is junior twO-year-old
and is being tested. Grand-dam's S
record 1928 lbs. butter 7 days; 9
gallons per day. If You want q
good sire to develop a dairy herd,
get this calf and avoid paying q
greater price next fall.
TIE OAKS"
Phone 81. Jones Bro, Prop.
The Laclede blade., 1911-04-07
PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS
Miscellaneous Items Of All Kinds That Nay Be
OF Interest to Our Readers

Go to F. w. Groes for that
roast for your Sunday dinner.
Hedge posts for sale at $12 90 per
100. 0. Y. Watson, phone 511.
Regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors Saturday afternoon,
April s.
T. D. Mouser, who has been
quite sick the past week, is inn
proving.
DIR. J. II. Kittredge, dentist, at
Anderson house 25th and 26th of
each month.
DIR. J. M. Lawson of Kansas
City was the guest of Miss Jean
Jardine Sunday.
Rev. VIM. Sissons preached
Sunday at the New Providence
church, near Chula.
Station Agent L. F. Moore made
a business trip to New Cambria
the last of the week.
l have 200 bushels ear corn for
sale at my farm 2 miles southeast
Of town. w. S. Savage.
N. Byrne, travelling representa-
tive of the S. P. Pond Co., was off
duty this week with the grip.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at
the home of Mrs. S. M. Van
Valkenburg, April IL at 2:3O p. m.
Lost-Scotch Collie pup, female,
about 3 months old. Reward if
returned to S. G. Kuhn, route two.
Have you seen the new line Of
work clothing Groes is offering2
Mighty good, and the price is
right.
Uncle John Gartner called yes
terday and enrolled his name on
the BLADE list, the date a year
ahead.
J. w. Lomax & Co. are making
some very low prices in their ad-
vertisement on the last page of the
BLADE today. Read it.
If you expect to buy rug this
spring, or even if you don't, read
J. B. Patriek's advertisement on
another page of the BLADE today.
Good four-room cottage with
large garden spot and some fruit
for rent by DR.. q, T. Standby.
Immediate possession can be given.
DIR. J. III. Kittredge, dentist, of
Chillicothe will be at the Anderson
house the 25th and 26th of each
month and stay until all work is S
finished.
While in Milan Saturday w. T. +
Cory bought forty acres Of land i
adjoining his farm near Roger. Q
Mr.. Cory was also at Milan Mon Y
day on business connected with il
this deal. t
According to Governor Hadley's
proclamation, April z is Arbor Y
Day, and should be celebrated by a
planting trees. shrubs, etc. If you "
10 not plant an elm to shade the cl
walk or fruit tree or grape vine v
'or the luscious fruit, consider N
whether the iudicious use of saw m
will save a tree later. pl