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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1911
THE SOARING OF SUGAR.

For the past five or six weeks the
price of sugar has been awaiting,
much to the distress Of the house.
wife who faces the seasons fruit
canning. Almost simultaneously
with the sugar investigation, the
price of the commodity began to
boom; for days jobbers received con-
slant messages bearing the monoton-
GUS information that the prices were
advancing. The necessity has gone
from Its standard selling price of six
teen pounds for a dollar to twelve
pounds, and the grocers say they
will have to begin to sell eleven
pounds at once, in order to break
even for handling 1t. Yesterday the
jobbers were quoting 1t to Abilene
merchants at $3.50 per hundred
pounds. An Abilene grocer said:
SIN my ten years Of experience, l
never saw sugar selling higher than
thirteen pounds for dollar; this
beats me, and disturbs my custom
ers." A scarcity of raw material is
the excuse given by the brokers for
the extreme price. The situation hits
apple and pear sauce and peach pre-
serves and grape Jelly a solar plexus
Jolt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
A MATTER on RECEPTION.


Some of the Fifth district pa
pers are reprinting an editorial
from the Leavenworth Times
comparing Calderhead with Ad-
miral Togo. Its the rarest bit
of humor appearing in Kansas
papers for some time.-Clay
Center Times.
Which shows that you did not read
1t. The article made no comparison
between the two men-it simply told
how cordially Mr.. Calderhead was
received by his former colleagueI
when he revisited the house OF rep
resentatives where he had served for
- years. When Del Valentine gives
up his Job as supreme court report
er after long and able service and
goes back to the state house a few
months later on visit he Will re-
ceive an ovation from janitor to gov
ernor. Is 1t the Times idea that
the members of the house should
have thrown ink stands and rulers
at Mr.. Calderhead?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
HOCH ON DIR. COOK.

Like a good many other people,
Ex-Governor e. w. Hoch is "all mix
ed up" about DR.. Cook, the explorer.
Governor Hoch Is lecturing over the
county and says he has crossed the
trail Of DR.. Cook several times.
"Kansans will remember" says
Governor Hoch, chow reluctantly l
gave up DR.. Cook. His conduct,
at first, was In such manly contrast
with that of the petted and snarl-
ing Peary that l warmed to Cook.
Besides, the earmarks OF conspiracy
to discredit him, including the pur-
chase of some scalawags to testify
against him In the Mount Mckinley
matter, were SO conspicuous that my
were all with Cook. But
when he hid out and then began
to tell conflicting stories, my faith
was shaken off II not destroyed. But
now | hear that many Of these stor-.
les against him were newspaper
fakes, and so I'm all mixed up on
the subject. l haven't much Of any
confidence in him, but l have as
much as have in Peary. But this
much is certain: he has made a
favorable impression wherever he
has spoken, and won back the con-
fidence of the people, generally.
Strange case, isn't it,"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
A MODEST MAN IN PARIS.

L
W. Y. Morgan's letter from Paris:
The other direction on Mount Mar
tire, is the Moulin Rouge. l do moi
recommend 1t to nervous men but
II IL one of the sights of this city
When was boy read somewhere
about a "gilded palace of sin" and
now / know what that means. The
cowboys out west used to have what
they called free and easies," but
the Moulin Rouge is not free.
shut my eyes as the dancers Hoped
by until a friend said the next dance
would be a quadrille. / once danced
quadrilles myself and thought there
would be a breathing place. The
young people arranged themselves as
If they were going to dance a Vir-
ginia Reel and could feel conscious
ness returning. The music struck
sup and the quadrille began. At first
1t went as smooth as If it were at
the country club. Then each young
lady passed the toe of her right foot
over the head of her partner. Then
she turned and pointed the toe of
her left foot at the chandelier which
hung from the ceiling. And then
came the most wonderful display
of things that are put in the store
windows at home and marked white
goods SALE" or lingerie"
1t was dreadfully embarrassing to
me, as 1t must have been to any
other Kansas men present, but ! brac-
ed myself for l knew the worst was
yet to come. l felt like getting right
up on my chair and saying, ladies,
there are gentlemen present" But
l didn't and / have been glad ever
since, for they might not have un-
derstood English and thought want
ed a partner for the next quadrille.
Afterwards the proceedings became
almost immodest.
So do not recommend the Moulin
Rouge, though l fear that this fail
ure on my part win not detract from
the rush of strangers who are visit
ing in Paris and who might go to
the Y. M. G. A. But l will say in
passing that it is not place for
man unless his wife is with him, and
1t is somewhat distracting even then.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
BUILD COUNTY ROADS.

1t has been suggested that this
county ought to build some county
roads-one from Chapman to Solo
mon; one from Abilene to Mancba s-
ter and Talmage; one to Enterprise
and south to Woodbine, Hope and
Harrington; one southwest to Elmo.
This is what Mcpherson Is doing as
told by a dispatch.
delegations from all parts of the
county came to ask cooperation In
building country roads at the regular
meeting of the Mcpherson county
commissioners today. The commits
sioners have practically decided to
establish the north and south road,
known as the Meridian Road, through
this county. This road extends from
the south line of the county coming
from Newton, through Mound Ridge
to Mcpherson, through Lindsborg
and through Saline county. Dele
cations came here from Little Valley
and Inman, urging road to connect
with the Meridian Road about ten
miles south Of Mcpherson, extending
west to connect with a similar ROAD
from Hutchinson. Hutchinson has
appropriated $4,000 to build It's
part. Other delegations were here
to ask roads from Canton through
Galva to Mcpherson, thence west to
Windon to connect with a road
through Lyons in Rice county. Rox-
bury will also build road south to
Lindsborg to connect with the Meri-
dian Road"
The idea Is good one,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
SOME SCHOOL RULINGS.

State supt. Fairchild has given
these opinions recently:
The resignation Of member Of
a board Of education of a city of
the first or second class whose term
was extended from the first Monday
in August, 1919, to the first Mon
day in August 1918, Greats vacan-
cy in that office which may be sup
piled by appointment. The board
Of education is given authority to
supply such vacancy by appointment
but 1t is not required to do so.
The park department Of cities has
no jurisdiction over school play
grounds. A school playground is
not public park within the con-
temptation Of the law.
When a school district has more
than one schoolhouse that fact does
not prevent the district from receiv-
ing state and county aid.
The teacher is entitled to pay for
the time during which schG',l is
closed on account Of a contagious
disease.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
he man had finished up his business

the man had finished up his business
and the couple had left for the east
it was discovered that while the man
was rather wealthy his wife was a
daughter Of some railroad king and
her private fortune was over IS, 0O0,-
900. The Salina boosters are going
to hold meeting and hereafter when
anyone with money arrives in the
town the club will see that they are
ushered into society and perhaps they
will be persuaded to leave some of
their wealth in the Kansas town.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
: . > -
THE ROLLER TOWEL.

Roll on, thou stiff and dark old
towel-roll! A hundred hands are
wiped on these each day; thou bear
est mystic records, like a scroll, and
finger prints Of all who passed thy
way; and where be those that said
thou shouldst not stay; the New
York travelling men who babe thee
hence, the Kansas people, who did
sternly say, Each his own towel
count not the expense" They pass
but thou still rollst they length
immense.-Judge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21

II certain crop has especially
pleased man this year, he ought
not fail to show specimens from it at
the county fair; and the same with
his animals. On the other hand, If
his best efforts at growing fruit,
vegetables, grain or live stock have
met with disappointment, at the fair
is the place to learn how to replace
failure with success. Farming is the
greatest art of today, and its dem
onstration room is at the fair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21

An exchange has caught on to
the fact that out in California they
have passed a law that Is daisy.
II provides for the maintenance OF
a family which has a lazy husband
and father As soon as the man
decides that he Is too tired to work
and properly support bis family be
is arrested and put to work Cor the
state, He is allowed $3.50 a day
which Is turned over to the family.
in tie short time the law has been
n effect II has proven a good one.
The average man Is capable OF earn
ing $3.50 Der day and he Is reIeas-
a - ~ eventually becomes a man.
-cttotf.|a K1n1s1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21

they were taught to do from their
youth up. She doesn't belong to
clubs any more than her husband
does. She has a great deal of liberty
and in fact is often the head of the
firm.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21

The Salina society folks are all in
a flutter. A gentleman and his wife
have been in the city for few weeks.
They had modest rooms out in town
and did not try to mingle with the
people of the town. They attended
strictly to their own affairs, and after
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
The Genuine Painless Cut Rate Dentist
Of Abilene

you any I hurt
quite you? and
viii high
you stop hardly city
you here
the this field
dentistry andit will pay you in vestisRte.
order introduce OF PanesHess will
nrst of October do
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21

Concordia has a mayor who has
boosted and blown his own horn
about how well he was running the
town. Now it appears that the town
was SO wide open that the attorney
general has been sent there to close
the joints and jug the booteggers.
1t is the businesslike mayor Who saJs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
absolutely, positively and without mental reserva-
ton Of any kind do all Dental Work
without one speck Of pain.

No Man, don't you Absolutely
n
headed
Dentistry with bawled,
and baled what I'm getting this.
am from now
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
ALL DENTAL WORK AT THE ACTUAL COST
OF THE MATERIAL

charge a fol che time doing Jour work.
please the low
prices depends sol big volume patronage
yOa7 Thank n axe
and P
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21

little and does much who accom-
plishes the best results. Abilene has
that kind and he has made the town
so dry that even the most persistent
violators of the law have gone to
better pastures-perhaps 10 Concor-
dia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-21
DIR. ALEXANDER'S
Dental KNOWLEDGE
isn't taught in any College

college teaches pal Mess dentistry That's why the
hurts the band located
Block Abll where leased the entire
and realize this and believe
firmly, WREN
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@erIte1tlte alngebcte iperben enteegenecnom'
men In Der Office beS Director Of 8ubiie Gers
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guttags nrn 3 en- 4 q q, ben 81. Sailuar ls1l,
fir bic SSabrifation Gtnribhine uHo sblieferunp
bon gubetfernen Hobren iinb Specidl edittnqs
fir bas gSdfferberfprgunpSs 5bftem Der gd1of
Cincinnati Sbio, tpdtren6 ees sdbres 1911.
HIdne, epeaififatioHen ut,o Sornuiars hnn
ienoerlien BET gBaiferiuerfe.
Sebes Mngebof ntub ben boIlen Harnen teber
6efeIlfhn't ooer Sefeltdaften, iuelde oas ssHge.
bot MAIDEN. fpipie bon aIen 4erfoneH. bte ttq
bdran tYliereiiireu. enfbnifen, iiro nlb beglefet
fetu NIT eirier Siraicbaft In her Suninie bon
81 10000 Dollars uDer eifteut 5ertil3ttien Gped
on cine aititebenoe Wnnf dIs ere t8orni'tif on'
fir, bnb fpenu ein Nnpebot anpeHo1iiHeu fpiro,
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snfriebeniieueflber Musfiibrung ur1o Stdfr'fel'
lana oes sauuiraft5 suriideritattet.
gicter infifien einen 5ufrieoenHieuenoen Ws'
treis bon fbrer ;sdhiafeit Iteiern, UNI folhe
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ssieter fnb aepuIteI, bic aebru6ien iferrHildre
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iperfen.
Sm sruftrnae bes Tireetors Of Bubble Geroiee.
Gen 16 SaHnGr 1911.
1924 Scbu q. gSerncr, Glerf.
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fS.ins Srotnau5, 30. 2,313-3ur gluHagme uro
" Selali8uug eluer StocnIlng5a uriGRbe BON
gtqIn ". StetIInlus uIo &ro. an Die SIaoi
cincinnati, H5er.rdeeno 2anb 3llr @rpeifetuIlg
pulurp ApeHue
Jn s!n5eira6t, bas m2aru Q. Stettinius uno
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uaseE babeH an bic Sctopl CINCINNATI geDGnes
2lgCuttUn bebg's Gruesferung her STeu3HHeeH
poH 4tlaIioA hoao uno G5iernGtorp AneHae,
lps!des genauer belbre6en iptyo ipie folgt;
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BON AtlCCOdtLEu IpelIue nm Der piiIl1ca GlaIle
bon DiaDllpu RcGo; odHH luopeltfpdTis IGrgs
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@treGe BON 52.t6 ,5uB bis 3u etNeW SuHfte;
fau1 IN elHeI piilIcen HtGtlIa nit elHer Ste'
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rem snltiIe in Der lUoitd9eH GIale bon GbieroQs
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Geieu Seeo iruroe inter Der seotHgGHg ges
Inacai oGB oa5 6icsbe3aglih lbertTageHe etsen'
itun ausitebIi9 nur fiir StrlSeus ODER Se!s
tenpegs teHusl rreroen ioa.
9un oesbaIb fe es exorbnet bonn Stdhtratb
oer Stabt Cincinnati Siaat Gbto, teret 8terlel
alIer ha6u eriua9LteH gt.i8Iteoer IbereiHiilHls
meno);
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uro bterour6 uHoerommen uro beftGiigi p2rhe
fir ben befapteu 3mef. uTh oab Der StahiaHs
malt bierourd) nitoriIlrt uno angeuieien lolro,
rucb SuIraitretuHe oieier Grbtnana Den be'ugs
ten Eeeh etHtrngeu 1u !u'ien.
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unD Galtig.tit babtH pom uns uoS b,m frabtRsn
bom gsits erLaubisn 3eitpuuif. an.
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nssa. ars s,a9,!sanG :si: I sssa,unss' ssi ~.
Gteos BON 2euis q gaattr On bic etaSt Gin.
gerlcnqttuns Dor g9eoo @s.uus
3n aHb,ra9t rab aouis n gealt.r eurf b.is
qeibehn geeb on bic G,G6t Cincinnati absriFGasI
bar oas sanst Gruubitie in Der etast eintinnatt.
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sine safoas! % bsr Gfiinie bon bstastsr aot
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Gin g nersnort bes q q IL
ftrE iibr lid feIbft. Sn els

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3u SUB probirt. Gin baumlanger
grsnabier nit umgtbunbener Shiirse
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bat iih lsitt iibsr ben 1elier nieberses
beuet. unb on ieinem balb luitieen,
bolb ftamsr3liten Oeiihtsdusbruds
merit man, bdb bic Gpeiie 81 heib
mar. Sings bsrum iteben eirlige Diff
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brohen bic Sffisiere. bic Dbren3eugsn
bieIer .majsItdtsbeteibigunsS tporen.
in lautes Gsldhtsr aus. llnb NIT Gins
ipiIlisuns bes Roiiers IN Der iIetnsn
S5ene nun setpiHermdben Elm tiinit.
lerif6eD 0eutmal sssi&tet moroeu ]. /.
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SobHitoHe RIaee nu SurboIot (ftiiber ;soref,
aeeHIel, 5ulaEmen rrfi BEN mechten nRn 2rt6t'
leQtcn iuei1e IN aer befaaieu Meferpattol srt'
talieH firo; llrh feruer ons gfeti eur EeibebaI l.
ilnc bee beiaaten absuasfnrois uuo Trnini.
tuHas.#otreR uHo -L5ur TeferotrnnG fiir ben
&ermiuiger, feiHeH NdtfolaeCr, grber uHe siIs
iteHs. IN 1errn sfUet aetoi'feu GeebA. eema1i on
ben @erpiliger aub iihertrleene seivifie Tracts
bon Gduo bGrtH peldes aenauer beichrisben IL.
an Ilaro z Gbriitie nub gsiltdm Sarla bic
be'GgfeH Tracts itHo be8eiaHei ale Gois 80"
urh 81 auf bem BLAME Der 8eruef'unp. pelde
bcrherHeHanni iHfCrpertri lrb eiR Gbetl babon
9eTaft tUurbe
RgR. beshoIb fei &c cerorbnei ccm gtoh.roft
Der Giunt CINCINNATI. SfaGt Chic (eret 8iertel
cler oa5u egtu6bIieu qiiielteoer a5ersiHItim.
Merbl:
5efiion l. Gdb befaeier S6enfiinosETeeh fet
nno tierhurh dHaeuowTHeH uE6 beitdttpt rperbs
rlfr ben beldqten Bfpe6, uro bab Der Etabtnr,
malt hterbur6 autOrtffrt uHb anpeiuefeu fpirb
na6 -SHtrafiirefi1e etefer Crotnans ben 5efap,
ten Ieco eirfyaGer al Inffe1
Eett. 2 ge'e ErbindH, foa In arnft trefer
uHo stit.e.sii hGb.u pom rHe rad Rem frlh,k,r
oer @sf,s srlaubfru 3siipuu.ts an
YaHiri aU 8. SaHu1T n. Q. fei1
Cftos e Ntnu,r
grdfbtHt 1rs Tim bts Gtas.re;ks.
NttsF: GbpiH 6satsrisa giert
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3 Gtiid outer urbet.spferoe,
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gRaaenuferoe In hieier gar,ie; aut inebrere
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