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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10
%Sammen6omf al
S0lter(o9er.

SEQ iiolt afbolote Meoc al sller-
o1ora 2oge, Minneopplis, 1opoe 60
gen inobllot @lconoro Gbriltine 2ogc
al ct. Ya1ll o9 0ronning 2ouile
2ogc al @optins. Set bar en- felt
Zig Mften, lom hi olle tent oil glem=
n1e. 2oge11s @oll bar feitlig before
ret, og set fprlte 9jet mp0te bar ct
ltort uGelfomme11" / bore rationale
6orper;; og Sroet bar mel1t i lin
f1tloe 9etponing.
Otter at Hrelioentcn bopoe bl1bt
Sc fre1nlneoc Seltre bjertelig 8el=
fonm1ct1, ofbolOtes ct fort Mpoe.
Gereiter ipille0e Sc popl,lGre og az
boloe l,uae Spifcnoc Miis 9lnaa %
DIR. $. 9briltpffer pp til cit lille
Cans, bpor Scr nnDer ct Opbolo blep
ps cit Spcrrolfelie tiloel, ioet ct
5com al Spltre, ln0er 2ebelle al
Mrs. @p,lguor0 % Mrs. Gbri1toffer
mar cbcrc0c in0 / Saleu, flp0te /
bpioe &joler meo rp0e Starf oper
SrDltet, bper mco ct @ogitop inolDet,
ion / lin @elbeo foru1eoe Mopnet
slleronoro 2oge No. 80. Tpreren
bar ct Silfeflog, ligcleoeS mes 60
gems Nopr. Otter at bope n1aricbe=
ret ru11ot / Salcn, itilleoe Sc Jig op
/ 2 &Gtfer og ofiang cit np6elig
Sang for bort Spiteri omfmo, forfeit
tct for Mnleoningen. Otter at sen
bar ofiumget, lp0 ct pelfortient 9i=
folo. @rs. Nnna Se1icn iogoe ct
Ear Sro, bporcfter @oroet bar onf=
fet for Ell fortrinli9 2ltncb. 8eo
8or6et talte @rGiioenten for Sc 3
2oger, Operfasiereren 2oriie @os=
muslen, % flere al Sc fremmeoe
Spitre, bporcfter 9onien f%ortiottes
til SCI. 12.
81 gift ga bper til lit, glade og for
npieoe meo Rnifet on1 mart at fun
ne babe Ell lignen0e Set.
&omiteen, bnorof Splter @ougaor6
bar 6orlnon6, fortiener en- biertelig
Gaf for set itore Mrbejoe oe peo ben=
ne 2ejligbe6 far baft for at gIeoe
os; oct bar pnifeligt, ON 0en1e Soc
ON at oprette ct 9eam mootte l1oo
an bos ollie 3 2oger, ga set / Son6=
!beo giper ct Ge5tpreg. Sc gprige
Spitre paa 8omiteen bar Mrs. @bri=
itoffer, 6er FOREIGNER en- Tof foroi
bun pe6 allie gipen6e 2eiligbeber
filler lit &1ls til &ao6igbeo pe6
Gorbereoelierne for Soften; enopioere
Mrs. @iooings, Mrs. Morie 8eter=
len, @rs. @arie @onien og Miis
@osntus Nielien.
I'll Slutning @ilieu1 til 8lo6et,
bets &ebaft6r % 2elere.
Me6 Metelie,
Mnna Senien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10
Sort snellins Sropperne er MI

SS0rt SneIltn9 SIO4pelHe et ~"
unoerpeis til Sc itore Eroppemaneo'
rer / Geros, JONI III omtaler onoet'
iteos / 9Iaoet. Smtrent 1000
Mono og 25 0fiicerer al Sufonteri<
% &ptteri= ian1t Observation-Disclosures
ne a~freilte igoar % ioog n1e0 8 ipe-
cielle GrGrt, bpert / 2 Seftioner, til
Spoen. Eropperne bar rebc til Mf=
maricb noele faa Sin1er efter at
Moricbor6ren fon1 / SirsoagS, met1
Sernboner,,e f1,noe life ifoffc &og-
ne paa laa fort &ariel, bo 6isie full
Sc bentes ira Chicago og ct. 2onis.
Manoifabet CT uorl,itct for Settle
ueite og mebfprer Ell mc9et lpGr
Baggage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10
ct xodt HEN er af vistiahed.

der endnu kan faas ! nogle If de bedste skan
dinaviske Kolonier, med Kirker, Skoler
Landeveje og Telefon-F orbindelser, kun 10
til 20 Mil fra Jernbaner og code Dyer. Eiter
vere verd $5. 900. Benyt Anledningen In.
den 2 Mdr.,. .og skriv eller beseR os straks.
Vi sslger tillige de bedste o%gdyrkede Farme
M l%Kss r.x ~ 1e e.. .pa sEL 2f% xfns miNN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10
Dfnneapolts.

Jorfatteren So6an Sfjoloborgs
8eibs fen ! Mi,tneopolis er MI iifret.
Monoog Mften 6en 6. Mpril boloer
ban 6ore6rog UNDER Goreningen Da=
MOS M11ipicier paa Ganio @olI.
1tnsbomsforeninseu al 1905 for.
bere6er otter en- @ala=Mften, i6et ben
@gn6ag ben 2. Mpril, Mften @l. 8,
opferer Store 8eoeoagsaften", BET
befienote oanife Songipil, og Gar-
cen v&effeubret" poo 9anta @all.
Mr. $. Nnb. 2obnit5, Eonnclerf
/ Safe Gillian, &anoipobi County,
@inn., 6reoericianer af 6boiel, op.
bol6t Jig 2eroag og @enoag / &pil~
lingbperue / Observation-Disclosures
og aflag6e iamtioig 8ei6g bos gamle
Genner.
ct. &ebers &irfes 1tngbomsfore@
ming. G~gritfommenoe Spnoag @f-
ten &l. 8 boloer Haltor s. @elmeg
ct Gore0rog for ct. He6ers &trfes
l~1ng6omsforening / airfen, 20. Mbe.
og 9. Street. Mlle 9onfe / Min-
1eapolis og Smegn in6bp6es pao set
%bierteliglte til at oberpare 5oreora-
get. {. Ba1tor @elmeg er paa en- Sore
6rogsreiie / r1anif Sammeniluttet
l1ng6om"s 3. @re6S.
Sfrib efter Erppenu1ner paa bett
Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

We'd Kjdb eller R%eparation At
uhre bes9g den v%elkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
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"St. Paul Mdende" removed to Room
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

| vGn olab @ut". Ser CT cit me:
get gla6 ung Man0 / ct. Saul /
9iebliffet, og Marlagen til bans
@leoe er ben, at set er lpffe6es bom
at om1gaa Oct gonrle 8%ibelor6, al
!! ningen fan lag9e en- Alen til fin
@efit, er,bog fan htYrtrer Jig Der
for. Dett lltt9e Manbs Napn er SIRE,
6ertcf @usiel, 18 Mor eommel, %
bans 9g%rgierrigbe6 bar alti6 beret
at fomme til II. g. &app. ga ban
opnaoeoe Ml6erer til at blipe bber=
bet, piite set Jig, at ban bar life Ell
Mlen, men omtrent / CONNIE for fort
til bette 8rug. Sao tog ban iber=
6igt fat paa forifiellige 2egemsepel>
Ter, Ser fu1oe ontageS at bjelpe poa
&pioepetiten. Nfen set be6lte @ofse-
mto6el bite Gl,pernbr gberbart Jig
at bore. @an berte nemlig ON ben
unge Manos Mmbition o9 6e Mn=
itrengeller ban gioroe Jig for at font
me / Seioen, og for at bielpe bam
6erme6 ifrep ban til Marineminijte=
rem og bob bom Jorge for, at ser for
Greoericfs Ge6fomnmenoe blen toae1
liot lemfel6igt poo @pjbefrapet, 90
ban ellers Dor e1 / ollie @enieenoer
brugbor 5peno. Sci bjalp, % I'LL
bar ban fooet Meooelelie ON, at ban
er antaget meo olle Sc SommerS
/, 29ng6e iom Fan beiib6er.
>. 9. 9. 2osc 20. 91's Moifero:
be 2eroa9 Mften Sen 4. @orts po,
ct og alt ct maec! pellpffet Sore
togenoe, og &oniteen iom arrange:
reoe iamme, fprtjener Saf for 6eres
fo~rtrqffelige Nrbej0e. Silllutningen
bar oper 5orpentning, og Ser bar e1
rigboloigt ltopalg at fortreffelige
Maifer boaoe fine % fomiife, oQ
naor man tager / 8etragtning at
Maiferaoen l.beluffen0e bar for San:
tie, bar set finaniielle l1obptte Iong1
ODER enbber 6orpentning, og bill itao
iom en- lpienoe &efor0 i bort oonife
Sorentngslib.
&omiteen, fom ito6 for Nrrange-
! mentet, beitoo af Be &errer 8. S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

2em bamife &el9iprenbebsforenin9
vSollpiet" mpoer Snsoug gftermio=
oog ST. 2, sen Is. Morts, hos Mrs.
@aus Mnoerien, SO Garfield ct.
Iaa @rono Mpe. Sporuo9n. Mllc
oanjte &pinocr er penli9lt inobnot
til at bore tilitcoe peo ToreningenS
Mpoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10
Soban Gfiolbbora fomu,er. Sc. e

III, itffert, at ST.. Soban Sfioloborg
bill tale / S11nior &ioneer &all Srs=
6ag Mften sen Z. Mpril; ner,ncrt
Mcooelellc / npite Mulner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

2anif llmsoumsiurenins al ct.
saul belllttc0e pco iibite Mpoe at
afDoloe cit 6ortluoe=Telt 2proog 0c1
1. Npril pao Central Nnr1er Sail.
Set CT at boobe, at Del1ne 6elt bill
finoe beore Silllutnin9 ems Sc ii6lte
to l~elifabelige Sontmenfon1iter, 6or=
eningen bar boft. Son1 befie16t er
6preningenS Torrnaal at peoligebol<
Sc % frenne oonif 5prog og Sui
tur;; set CT bepisligt, at 6oreningen
| Sc tire Nor Sen Dor efsijteret far
l1orettet meget i oen @etnine; men
lomtioigt far Set pgiaa pitt Jig, at
ifol 6oreninge1 fl,1,1e beboloe, eller
lifre 11pe, Me0lem1er, 11oo ser hoes
Meolemmer,1e moterielle6oroele. Set
blep oerfor brast til 0isfusiion ON
Muligbeoen al at poe Meblemmer
cit l1gentlig 5pgeuuoerltpttelie. Soc
Ell bandit 9ifalo blanot Sc tilitebe=
pGrenoe, og en1 &onite polsteS til at
u%6arbeioe 2ope / @enbolo oertil. -
Mlle Me6lemmer beoes n1poe til 6or=
eningens balpoarlige @enerolforiam=
ling Sen 4. Mpril, bbor ga oc,,1e for
Joreninger pigti9e Sag bill blipe BE-
banolet og 2opene formo6entlig peo=
taget. Mermere a,1gaoen6e Soften 5.
1. Mpril oil blipe betien6tgjort i
vSt. SAUL Ei0en6e".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

ST. @ams Sbrsen Gbriitenicu, Dor
glaze &en fra Gorntp @oaO, ct.
Nl1tDonp Sart, opDoloer Jig, efter
bpao Ser meooeles os fra. &oieoole,
&unias, er1o,uu pes @rceliior Springs
iamnnen meo W1r. % Mrs. Meller,
% befinoer Jig otter alt at oemme
loorc go0t neoe / set l11ne Syoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

Mrs. u &. Sobnion, JONI i no9lc
Moaucoer bar g%ierneurejlt Syoen
% Gubo, nil bolbe ct 6orc0rog ON
lin &eiie / ocn ounl f=norife @olgatbo
Strife, 1856 Sbpmas st., 11ur &ice
st., 5orsoog Mfteu &. s, Oen 16.
Morts. 6pririifningcr oil blipe ier=
percoc % CT Solicit pptaget for Wee=
n%igbeoens Nrbcioe. Nlle er paa Sci
b%jUrtrligite inobll0te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

sfrib efter Erspennmer paa bett
Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

&corc GDitcm for Samlins al Ni=
falo fra 9ule1e pil bltpe in0fert II
Superintendent for oenne Sieneltc,
6. &obertS. Slte0et for at anifaffe
flcre &ogr1e pil ban intte cit Cts
tral11ono paa bper So9n % Denter
berbeo at fun1ne forooble 5ieneiten.
Sillige bill bun bape, at 8pen ifal
anlfaffc &ognfoSier ionn operla0eS
&c 6orlnere, JONI mo0toger Mffal6et.
Sormeren fon laa mpoe &11ifen, Scr
%laaler Affal0et, poa Sejen, %oflepe.e
sen to1nnle Sogn til ban og mo0ta=
&c oeat fplote Gogn, buorefter au-
ifen fiprer iao til @pcn % iolrler ct
NIT 2Gs, ion1 ban brir1ger uo til
6orncren:~ Eoa sen Mouoe tan Ser
operolt ife 2 Snoiomlinger ON ltgel1
/ SEN porlne Sis, og / lpgle 0iltrif=
ter 3 Sn0iomlingcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

@r. .. Snscmann % Tamilie, Mer-
riom Yart afreiier fprittomn1enoe
Mta1oag meo Oscar II" ira Seem
Sort til 6eorelonOet, bpor ST.. ST.
gcl1or1 life bar pGret / bele 25 glor.
san oil opboloe Jig oeropre / flere
Maaneoer % napnlig gjeite i'm S.
oebp Npfipbing, Sjgllano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-10

Tranf 8eefer, en- Mortbern Eaci.
fic Gar Snipector, fom ulpffeli9t at
Gage / Ttrs0ogs / Union 9epot.
San bapoe netop gipet Signal til en-
Sporififte=M alfine ONT at tage Ell
2inie &aslagerpogn, JONI bar bleben
frafoblet set 2ofomotip JONI bap0e
fert Sen ino til 5totionen. st Die
bltf efter blep fan funben bp0 11n=
Der cit al &asiageruognene, og Bans
Sig bar laa lemleltet, at set ONT
trent bar u%fienOeligt; 8enene bar
ifilt fra &roppen og 2egemet fnlllt.
@porleoes l1lpffen er ifet pi6es life
90 ban iibt blep let, ito6 ban ont
trent 20 sos fra S>r9net, t6et Jon
CAB Signal til 5porififte-2 ofomoti=
bet. San bor 46 Mar ga11n1el, gif1
90 bapbe en- flor 5amilie. Sons
$iem par / 96t South Mobert ct.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
JOSEPHINE
IS COMING
TO MEXICO
LEDGER c
Columbia. Mo-, Jan. 20.

ros.-nhs Mo Tan On
uIs~na~ rnsos -Iosenbtna the
- fsals,a1n nog - .ha stats tIDi.
varsev 40. rsceD,v broka All milk.
rsssrr.a.ords IN ~ ana s~n.rndIng n
m.-4s. lin ,,,slt Movsco n Marcb
r-s4t. a. 80 sroc,a, IN obarga ~
{ ~ Tcrdor
azosa Il eho-ro .h,nk 81. wdiI
.rrn,sh onnortnnitv for ,ho,,aanda ~
-orscns ~ go ~ worId,. svaasast
st1oh COW oar ~ nrlzatwinnsng
-ansr.as 49,. ~ co,iaoa - Agrlc,,I.
snre ,rm - s.rsn
M, go 5000, yin ha s,,nn,led
u,,th asod c.,rr ana cowneas whscb
"a. Il - 40 sa.,u-- ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
BURLINGTON EXTENSION
PLANS ARE CHANGED
NO DIVISION HERE

The Ledger has it from good au-
thority that within the next two
years the Burlington railroal will
build dts extension from this city but
that the plans as heretofore an
nounced will be changed radically.
The person who made the statement
added that Mexico would likely not
get the division. but that either
Clark or CentraTa would have this.
5The new plans show that the Bur
lington will come into Mexico from
the north and parallel the G. & A.
and Wabash to Clark where 1t win
leave them for Ltiitrop and cross
the Hannibal & ST. Joseph r. r.
From Lathrop 1t win build into st
Joseph and Kansas City.
This new plan will cut the time be
tween st. Louis and st. Joephs sew
eral hours. The extension will
leave Moberly out and It is feared
place dts division either at Centra
liza or Clark. Mexico, so this porsor
states. has not the level tract Of
land for sideArackage needed at {
division.
The railroads at this time are {
little hard UP for money, but the ex
tension will materialize within tw'
years. i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
MEXICO SHOE FACTORY
CLOSES SUCCESSFUL
YEAR AND BIG TRADE

The Friedman Shelby Shaa FAC
tory On this city has just <l5sed a
most successful year. While in 1910,
many shoe factories throughout the
country were forced to close down
for lengthy periods, owing to condi-
tions the Mexico plant made a bet
ter record Of keeping steadily at
work than any other in the state.
The amount paid for labor in 1910
was $50, 1856. There are about 275
employees in the factory and II Mex
leo had more small cottages with
cheaper rent 1T would be possible
TO enlarge the factory. Plenty OF Ia
Dor comes 10 this city ito work there,
but the high rent forces these to
move away. Small cottages with
cheap rent in the Factory vicinity
would rapidly increase Mexico's pop
ulation and the factory could be
doubled as the company has been
desiring to do for some time.
The number Of shoes made and
shipped in the year just closed were
414,10S which were valued at $500,
s30.08. These shoes went all ovel
the United States and the boxes
bearing them bore the Mexico fac
tory stamp which was an advertise
ment dn itself Of thds city and hel
enterprise.
The factory has never been az
busy as Vt Is to-day, and the future
prospects are very bright,
The Spring and summer Of 1916
was a dull season for the shoe bust
ness in general, Trade was pool
throughout the country. The las
five months OF 1910 business picket
up aud helped make UP some O
the losses sustained during tn
early part OF the year. Prices wer'
high for raw materials, and mer
chants would not buy. The factor.
here managed to keep working whil'
many of the other factories in thu
West were down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
COLLECTOR SUES ALLEGING
ASSAULT BY DR.. FRENCH

est. LOuis GlobelD emocrat)
Dr. Pinckney French, formerly Of
Mexico, Mo-, was sued for $500 dam
ages by Edward G. ziegier, a col
%lector for the Bell Telephone Com
pany in Justice Robert Walkers
Court yesterday. ziegler alleges he
went to Dr.. French's office in the
| Chemical Building on December "a
to collect a bill, and the doctor
struck him without provocation. The
blow discolored his eyes and loosen
ed he teeth, he alleges. He asks
for $500 actual and $500 punitive dam
ages.
DR.. French denied assaulting zleg-
Ter, saying he did not even lay his
hands ON him. The collector, he
said, presented the bin to his office
maid, who started to take it up with
him in his private office when the
collector roughly brushed her aside
and tried to precede her into the Of
flee.
Il was IN crutches at the time
said Or. French, ''and didn't do any
thing to the man. The matter might
have terminated differently If l had
been able to get to him. I mailed
the Bell Company a check for the
bill the next day"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
A WIRELESS
PRESCRIPTION
SAVES LIFE

IOlNltiAu5 NlCss J1AAs 90
A wireless message flashed 800
miles, from steamship to steamship
from the coast Of Florida to the
coast of Yucatan saved the life OF
Captain Arthur N. McGray, master
of the tramp steamer Herman Frasch
of New York, when he lay at deaths
door from ptomaine poison last week
Yesterday the captain, in his usual
health, brought his vessel to this
port.
On Jan. 4 the Captain realized that
he was near death. AS he lay
writhing in his agony in his bunk it
occurred to him THAT he could send
a wireless message to the phys
clans of the United States naval
station at Dry Tortugas, which was
then about 100 miles away.
Eight times that distance away
the Ward line steamship Merida was
leaving the harbor Of Progresso, Yu-
catan, when her wireless operator
caught the message, telling of the
ILLNESS of Captain McGray and ask
ing rules for treatment and a pTe'
scrlption. The surgeon of the
Merida wrote an answer. 1t was re
cefved on board the FraSeh an hour
before the naval surgeon at Dry
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
FARMERS INSTITUTE WILL
MEAN MUCH 70 AUDRAIN
ALL FARMERS AGREE

The interest being taken in the
coming Farmers Institute for Au-
drain county is very gratifying and
promises good attendance at every
point. Every town has already ar
ragned for the hail in which the
meeting is to be held and all posi-
BILE Is being done to get crowds.
In Mexico, on Monday. ian. 80,
the all-day meeting will be in the Nc
MILAN High School. Ait Laddonia on
Tuesday the meeting will be in a
store room in the Eizea building. In
vandalia, Wednesday, the Opera
House will be used. In Martinsburg,
Thursday, the Town Hall and in
Centralia, Friday, the City Hall.
The following are a a few Of the
expressions of interest heard ON the
streets:
j.. e. Mundy.-'H's a fine thing
and | will do all | can to get a
crowd there"
w. o. Smith, am glad to hear
we are to have am Institute. 1t is
something we have needed. l wtll
help all | can to make 1t a success
w. e. Sharp.-"Every sale l CRY
will be glad to advertise the Insti
tnte. This Is something Audradr
county needs and every farmer ia
The county should pull to make it Q
great success"
Noble Barnes.-rThe Farmers In
stitute win mean thousands of dol
lars to the farmers Of Audrain coun
ty It is Just what we need"
]. H. ware.-"Audradn must give
tho Institute as large a crowd as
2oss'bA. 1t will be a great thing
for all Of us"
Jonn Burgess.-"I not only wan
tc attend the Institute, but vii
help to boom it all | can. 1t is
great thing"
William Mason.-"The institute
viii be a great thing for Audrair
county,
r. c. Peck.-"Audrain farmers
should take advantage of this grea
opportunity to hear farm experts"
R. X. Dean.-"The Institute Will b,
a great thing for all farmers"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
A FEW FACTS AND
FIGURES CONCERNING
THE mexico ARRESTS

There were 266 arrests made In
Mexico last year by city officers
These arrests brought in an aggre-
gate of almost $4,000 in fines. Part
Of the fines were paid in cash and
a part worked out on the streets un-
der the supervision of City Street
Commissioners Walker.
Evidently there Is something In
this timeworn water wagon joke
for january had re least number
o. times of the whole year the TO.
tai amounting to $3.50. August
had the larges number of fines with
Ia al of 1926. 70.
Disturbing the peace seems to be
the greatest cause of arrest, being
closely followed by drunkennss. o.
course, in many instances, the for
mer was caused by the latter. There
were only three arrests for yagrsncy
one for cruelty 10 animals and twe
for speeding automobiles. Crap
shooting almost equaled the arrestn
for disturbing the peace though bow
ard the latter part of the year wher
the fine Cor this offense was in
creased there was a notable decreast
in khis popular pastime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
ATTLEH HAS
A JURY ALL
OF WOMEN

Seattle, Wash, Jan. %.
When Mrs. Ida M. Anderson was
arraigned before Justice Of the Peace
Brown to-day. charged with having
anterfered with a public utility de-
vice. namely, a gas meter. Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney, Miss Reah
Whitehead, appeared to conduct the
case against her. Councol for Mrs.
Anderson demanded a woman jury
and the request was granted.
Among the SIX jurors chosen we're
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, wife of tho
manager Of Miles Po~indexter's cam
paagn for United States senatorship;
Mrs. Homer Hll, president OF o state
suffrage organization; Mrs. Sylvia
Hunsucker, another ~suffragette work.
er, and Mrs. Alice Ward, a labor un.
ion organizer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
MOTIONS FILED IN
CIRCUIT COURT THURS

In the circuit court Thursday, mo-
ton was filed by the defendant in
the $4,000 breach Of promise suit
of Mary Egle, by next friend, VS.
r. L. Moser, to secure the cost. Mos
er also filed, through his attorneys,
demurrer to the petition and also a
motion to dismiss the suit.
In the divorce case of @. w. Big.
gers VS.. Hattie P. Biggers in which
Il is alleged Mrs. Biggers drank
threw a hatehet at ner daughter, Der
tie Mae, and also deserted her hus'
band, an answer has been filed by
Mrs. Biggers denying al allega'
lions as to marriage of plaintiff and
defendant and as to child. She has
also filed a petition asking aaimeng
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

Are tonic in action, quick in re-
suits. A special medicine for all
kidney and bladder disorders. Mary
c. Abbott, Wolfeboro, N. H., says:
81 was afflicted with a bad case OF
rheumatism, due to uric acid that my
kidneys failed to clear out of my
blood. l was so lame in my feet,
joints, and back that it was agony
for me to step. used Foley's Kid
ney pills for three days when was
able to get up and move about an'
the pains we're all gone. This
great change i'm condition l W tC
Foley Kidney Pills and recommend
them to anyone suffering as I have
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

City Assessor Sam ID. Byrns has
just made his annual report concern
Ing the taxable wealth of MeNIco. It
shows a total valuation OF assessable
personal property in 1910 Of $S59.s2O.
This same was. in 1909. ss7t,9 800, II
was less this year because OF some
estates which wene settled and taxi
en- out of the county.
The number Of cattle in Mexico In
1910 was I'll head valued at $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
HARRY TURNER SUES
WESTERN UNION FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

Because a telegram concerning the
marriage Of ''two prominent per-
sons at Montgomery City, Mo-, on
Jan. 20, 1910, failed TO get in the
papers, Harry C. Turner, newspaper
correspondent at that town, CORNER
ly of Mexico, demands penalties Of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany aggregating $1,000, says the
Macon Republican.
The transcript Of the proceedings
In the Montgomery county circuit
COURT were flied IN the Macon divis-
ion Of the second judicial district on
Thursday, the defendant Telegraph
company having taken a change Of
venGe from Montgomery ON the
ground that the correspondent and
his attorney had an undue influence
over the mind of the court, Judge ].
ID. Barnett
1t appears from the pIeadings that
Turner had promised to make for
the parties to the wedding a crack
er.jack story ef he event and had
lone his best to deliver the goods,
but that the operator had failed to
get the news off to a waiting
world. Turner says, to be fair TO
all, he released the wedding to the
st. Louis PostDispatoh, the st. Lou
is Star, the Globe7Democrat, the
Kansas City Star, Kansas City Jour
nal and Kansas City Post, in none
of which did it appear, although filed
In due time"
The Telegraph company is also
asked to put up Tor Mr.. Turner and
the school fund of Montgomery coun.
ty $500 in addition for failure to de-
diver two specials about the big fair
a. Montgomery in September 1916
1910, the paper losing out on this
STORY being the st. Louis Republic,
Another $1,000 is demanded un-
der the general allegation that the
Telegraph company has damaged MIR
Turner's correspondent bureau dur
ing the year 10 by failure dn prompt
ly transmitting important mes
sages he filed at the office In
Montgomery City, Mo. Mr.. Turner's
total claim amounts to SO, 0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

The Kemp,MeIson Clothing Co. has
appointed Of. R. Wise trustee and
turned over their stock and &C.
counts to aim for the benefit Of
creditors and themselves. Mr. Wise
states that the liabilities Of the firm
are not exactly known, but that their
outstanding accounts are almost sui
ficient to meet them.