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The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23

Saturday evening enr 'ut TO Mel.
son where they visited Miss Nevas
aunt Mrs Grace Higgiabathom
and family.
Lloyd Wilkerson and wife
visited in Arrow Rock Sunday.
Mrs Lacy Staples and children
OF Petis County are visiting Mrs
Sue Sta lies this week.
Homer Jennings wife and Ms.
Vic Townsend attended the snow
at Arrow Rock Friday night.
The Musical Program Of the
Chautauqua al Marshall this year
surpasses anything OF the last
and every one shonld attend.
Glen Townsend aad wife were
in Marshall Saturday the guests
of Charlie Howard aud family.
French Wilkerson AID mother
were trading in Blackwater this
week.
Mrs Andy Brownlee was shop.
ping in Nelson Saturday.
Mrs Grace Higgit boiham little
daughter Fora aud Mrs VIC I, WI.
Sc d spent a most delightful day
Sunday with A. E. Morrison and
family.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
GRAND PASS

The Saline Baptist Association
will convene here in the Baptist
Church Sept. IL to 10. Preaching
service the night Of the 18th oil
September and meeting Of mem.
bers to complete plans. Dinner
and supper will be served in the
church yard both days. Every.
one cordially invited to attend and
bring well filed baskets. The
people are invited to come and
enjoy the services and spiritual
hours.
During the electrical storm OF
last week several Of the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. Byers were shock.
ed by the lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wilson and
daughter. Gertrude, arrived at
their fathers. j. Baskin Saturday.
They came all the way from their
home in Springhill. Kansas, in
their automobile.
James Baskin is very sick at
this writing.
Edith and Nadine Robertson, Of
Waverly spent a part Of this week
with Mrs. A. E. Riley.
Mrs. Stark Of Kansas City and
friends from st. Louis were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Nc.
Reynolds Monday.
Miss Ethel McReynolds is quite
iii at her aunts, Mrs. Fannie Green.
Another electrical storm and
heavy rain visited this section OF
county Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. German and
daughter. Eunice. arrived last
week from their trip in Kansas.
Mrs Meta Best is visiting in
Independence and Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
WANAMAKER

We are glad to know that w.
C. Davis who has been sick for
the past five or six weeks is able
to be out again.
Ossumus Hurt and bride were
the guests Of Frank Hess and wife
Tuesday.
Mrs. r.. A. Tussey and daugh'
ter, Elizabeth. are visiting 7. s,
Smith and family At Salt Springs
Miss Cleo Karrick visited Miss
Glady Walker Monday and Tues
day,
Quite 4 crowd from this neigh
borhood speat Sunday at McAl|is
er Spring1.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
Some Fish Stories

The Illinois Fisherman, a spicy
new paper published at Marine,
Illinois, contained these interest.
ing items last week.
The Union Fish and Oyster Co.,
received a 900.lb. deep sea bass
last month, but unfortunately il
was cut up before shipment II
filled two large barrels after be-
dressed:
A big mossback turtle got on
the Santa Fe railroad track up in
Knox county last month and
blocked traffic for several hours
II was a big one and probably
migrating from one stream to an.
other. The railroad men were
afraid to get near II and II wa
to large to run over, so they
waited for Mr.. Turtle to move OF
his own accord.
The Bender Fish & Oyster Co.
of st. Louis. received a 1800.lb.
turtle from the New England
coast last month. II required II
men to unload II from the dray in
which II was delivered and II was
estimated that from the 500
pounds OF meat enough soup
could be made to feed 5000 people.
The head and mouth measured 8
feet in circumference.
Some bass. catfish and a 25.lb
buffalo were picked up recently
on a railroad track near a stream
.in Kansas. after a severe storm,
II Is supposed the wind blew them
from the water.
Earl Heide killed a bull frog al
Brickhouse slough. near Alton,
recently, that measured Is inche:
and Is the record for frogs in that
locality.
Bait has been so scarce at Mt
Carmel. ILL.,. that barber in that
town accept cans Of worms as le'
gal tender for shaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin KuekeI
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Werneke. Otto Harms and family
and Omar Mittelbuscher were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Werneke. All reported
having had an enjoyable time.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
SUGAR TOWN

The farmers are practically all
busy now blowing for wheat.
Miss Gladys and Leah Wood,
Amelia Keehart. s.essrs. George
|Twilling, Fredie Henry and Farris
Baker spent Sunday afternoon
with Misses Maud and Stella Kee.
hart.
Sugar Town was well repre-
sented at the county fair.
George Twilling has accepted q
position with his uncle, Fred
|Twilling in Marshall, we wish him
much success.
Ross Jones and Claude Marks
bury were calling on their Slater
friends Sunday.
Charley Keehart says he is anx'
ious for school to begin. cheer up,
old pal. for soon will she be sail
ing"
Mrs. Durwood HUFF. Of LathroI
Is visiting her parents, John Kee'
hart and wife.
A number from here attended
the union services at Marshall Sun
day evening.
Nellie Maupin. Of Blackburn, is
visiting friends and relatives here
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
WOODSON

C. w. Gorrell made a business
trip to Sedalia Tuesday. aiaps
For a great big, jolly, restful
and general good time 60 to the
ChautauQua.
Judge Force and family expects
to return to Marshall soon in time
for the ChautauQua.
Miss Alma johnson and uncle
were among the Marshall visitors
Friday.
Edna King is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Thompson and grandfather,
George, at this writing.
Cleveland Clark and wife visit.
ed the latter's brother. Martin
Force and wife Of Aulsville last
week.
J p. r. jacob was a dinner guest
OF his uncle, G. w. Bogart Sun
day.
I Judge Force is quite sick at this
writing.
Let the vast number OF people
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
LIBERTY

A. j. Robens and Harry Lev.
ingston made a business trip to
Sedalia last week.
E. d. Yokely and family spent
the day Sunday at Chas. Shondl'
meier. a4j
Sunday was a day for the beaus
to make trips.
A. j. Robens and wife, Miss Oh
lie Harmon and Charles Harmon
spent the day at Mrs. Mittelbus
cher and family Sunday and had
an enjoyable time.
, Quite a crowd visited at Nc
Allister Springs Sunday.
Miss Ruby Yokeley is visiting
relatives and friends at Sedalis
iora few days.
: Mrs. Alice Browning and daugh
ter, Of Sweet Springs. are visiting
relatives and friends at Supply
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Werneks
visited at Mrs. Mittelbuscher',
Sunday afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
ROSE

Will Harmon and family visited
B. p. Thomas and family Of Blue
Lick Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Mayse and little son,
Aubrey, Of Avant, Oklahoma and
Miss Ida Mayse spent Friday with
Mrs. A. F. Montgomery and fam
lily and Miss Dora Mayse.
Mis- Daisy Leonard spent sew
eral days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Luther Treece.
Miss Sarah Baldwin was the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Mary
Smith Thursday.
Mr.. Uriah Mayse and family and
Mrs. Oscar Mayse and children,
spent Wednesday with Will Har'
mon and family.
Henry Van Buskirk and wife
were all day guests Of A. F,
Montgomery and family Sunday.
The thresher is still in this
neighborhood. wheat is making a
good yield from 20 to 20 bushels
to the acre.
Arthur Mayse and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday in the
New Home neighborhood the
guests OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinney.
Mrs Louis King. Of Sweet Spr'
ings was the guest Of her moth
er, Mrs. w. A. Smith Monday.
The big union tent meeting
at Christian Union commences
Wednesday. August 2lst. There
will be several preachers and an
excellent singer present. Every
body come.
Mrs. Carrie Oaks was the guest
of Mrs. G.. C. Leonard Saturda,
eve.
Mrs. nellie Hall called on Mrs
win Harmon "Wednesday.
Several from this neighborhoot
ATTENDED the ice cream supper Al
Charlie Grains Saturday night.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
He Won't Limp Now

No more limplng for Tom Moore
OF Cochran, Ga. ~ had a bad sore
on my instep that nothing SEEM
ed to help till I used Buckien's Ar
MICA Salve,n he writes, "but this
wonderful healer soon cured me-"
Heals old, running sores, ulcers,
boils, burns, cuts, bruises, eczema
or plea Try it. Only rs cents at
p. II. Franklin's.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
BL.OSSER

N. j. Fletcher spent several
days with friends and relatives in
Waverly last week.
Miss Maud Blosser Is the guest
of the Heskett girls in Jefferson
City this week.
Miss Katharine Fletcher and
H. M. Keys were Marshall visitors
last Friday.
Wheeler HUFF and wife spent
Sunday with Lester Nye and wife.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23

Otto Mcdaniel, Of SedaIia. was
the guest Of B. s. Mcdaniel the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Eliza Hanley. Of Kansas
City, is visiting r. L. Hanley and
family.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
BROWNLEE

Miss Blanch Townsend and
mother were visitors OF Mrs ari.
lee Bingham Friday night and at.
tended the show on the water.
Clinton Lafaivre and wife visit.
ed tho latters parents Sunday.
Rober Thompson and Miss Nevs
Townsend passed through here
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23

who read this great paper not
overlook the grand Chautauqua
which will soon be here. The
course Of lectures are the best and
the music the finest ever render
ed at the Chautauqua this year.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
Want and for Sale (Iouma

FOR SALE-Scholarship In Bust
ness college. Address Marshall Re
publican. Il
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
Children DRY
FOR FlETcheR'S
ORl.A

The officers and soldiers of the
eth Missouri Cavalry M. s. NJ.
will hold their 18th annual e
union at Boonville, on Thursday
and Friday, September s and q,
1912.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23

FOR SALE-1 Motor Buggy good
as aew, also some householl goo Is
Inquire OF j. A. Peck, wess Arrow
Street. ,
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
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d he best Of ell medicines for tho cure ct diseases,
disordsu and weaknesses peculiar to women. II 10 tho
only preparation Of is kind devised BY . regularly esdu-
atsd physician-sn experienced and skined specialist In
the diseases Of women.
I'll . ssis medicine In any condition Of tine system.
THE ONE REMEDY which oonfains NO alcohol
ard no Injurious habibformin6 drues and which
ossstss no craving for such Stimulate.
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se not afrsid to print is every insrsdisat ea v
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~truthfnInss Of the sane uadsr osth.
II 4 sold BY medicine deslsrs everywhere, and any dealer who nasnt =
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The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23

LosT-Lad.es Pongee ccat Fri
day evening on Sweet Springs
road, several miles from Marshall.
Leave at Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23
Local Market.
Wheat Market

Corrected weekly by Rea q Page
Milling Co.
Wheat. No. 2 Rrade---------s0c
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-23

LosT-A pocket book containing
about $6.Ss. Reward for return to
Marshall Republican. WOOD &
Huston pocket book.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
IS WILLING
TO WORK WITH
COMMITTEE

There shall be harmony in the
ranks of the victorious Bourbons, If
the incoming board of supervisors
can avoid friction by any means in
its power. So much was decided upon
at the caucus of the board last night,
when ii was determined to meet the
county committee half Nay in the
matter OF appointments. and will heed
the endorst rents of the committee
unless the pltn so endorsed are totally
unfit for the positions for which they
may apply.
This decision was reached after
some discussion regarding number
of important pcsts which will have
to be filled If the Democratic plans
are carried into effect, and as clean
a sweep as possible is made of the
Republican office holders. 1t was
pointed cut that the board would
have to rely on the committee to a
great extent, as ii would be impos-
sible to investigate the party claims
of every applicant for job who may
come hat in hand, looking for a
slice of Bourbon pie. .#..- -....
Still another matter which the new
board discussed at last nights ses-
sion was the systc m on which the
out of town districts will operate the
road work. 1t is understood that
plans were made whereby the clerical
work of the outer districts will be cut
out and will be done at the city head
quarters of the department
Requisitions will be made on the
chief clerk, who will attend to the
bookkeeper's work None of the
luna's will be allowed to keep clerk
but will have to care for their own
time sheets, and these will have to
be mailed into town every day. BY
these and other reforms the board
hopes toe be able to save at least
$500 a month, which it is said will be
devoted to other and more profitable
work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28
WIRELESS LICENSE WON
By BOY SCIENTIST HERE
Tyson Norgaard Carries Off
HonOrS as He Did in Avia-
ton Contest

Tyson Norgaard, member OF the
boys' department of the Young Mems
Christian Association. has Just re-
ceiyed his license as first-class
wireless amateur. being the second to
receive such license in Honolulu.
Young Mr.. Norgaard is an enthusi-
astic practical scientist. A year ago,
competing in the Evening Bulletins
aeroplane contest for boys, he won
several prizes and his ingenuity in
devising aircraft was commented up
on very appreciatiyely. He is only
fourteen years old, and despite the
handicap OF physical disability, has ac-
complished some remarkable things in
aviation and wireless Operating.
There are at present six other boys,
members Of the association, who are
hard at work and who expect to re-
ceiye their licenses shortly after the
New Year The proposed Wireless
Club at the association has not yet
been started, but 1t is thought that
by the middle of January IL will be
well under way. According to the
present arrangements of those in
charge of the organization of the club.
there viii be a complete wireless set
installed on the roof of the building
and classes will be formed and the
members instructed in the Nne points
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SAYS WAIAKEA
LANDS SECURED
At ST PER ACRE

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Hawaii, Dec 27.-According
to the report brought from Honolulu
by C. c. Kennedy, formerly the mana
ger of the Waiakea Mill Company and
still one of it's largest stockholders
the. company has turned over the 21e
acres of land desired for residence
purposes to the government for the
price of 81 per acre. This news came
from Mr.. George Davies, who told
Mr.. Kennedy as he was coming
through from the Coast. 1t is with
out question one of the best Christmas
gifts that Hilo could have, as it viii!
give an opportunity for large mum.
Der of the poorer people to obtain
lots upon which they may build homes
at a very reasonable price .E.e... . -.
Mr. and Mrs Kennedy returned yes
terday, coming to Honolulu by the
Wilhelmina and then taking the Mau-
ma Kea to Hilo. Both are in the bes;
of health and Mr. Kennedy, in partic-
ular, having rid himself of the worries
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Hawaii already mas the would 5
championship in short distance swim
ming races between men, During the
athletic sports day, or Regatta day ,fof
the Mid-winter Carnyiaf next FeJru-
2ary, Hawaii has a good chance, in the
opinion of those besI entitled to judge,
Il. get the women's championship too.
Arrangements are under way for
race in the water between Miss ruth
Wayson Stacker of Honolulu and Miss
Walker Of Puunene, Maui Miss Stack
cr is the young lady who defeated the
Pacific Coast champion. Mrs. Terie
Desch, in last Septenber's regatta.
Mrs. Desch won. distinction not only
ty her swimming records, but by
swimming across the Golden Gate, and
anyone who knows that channel can
appreciate the aonor due Hawaii's
young lady champion for having de-
fcated a swimmer capable of crossing
1t
The September race here was
tEirty-yard daih Miss Stacer finish
e.I in IL 1-2 seconds-world's record
time if the thirty yard dash were on
the official lists Of events. Mrs. Desch.
the PACING Coast cham pion, finished
in 20 seconds. - sE = -.
At the time of the September race,
i. K. Kopke, who was the starter OF
tie race and is a recognized authority
or aquatic sports, stated that Miss
STACKER was quite capable or contisu-
ing for fifty yards the pace she had
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Women Swimmers
After Championship

rSede for thirty yards, and that II she
rad done so. she would have equalled
the best time made by any of the
women racers in the great information
a. meet at Stockholm.
Miss Walker is a young lady who
las made. records on Maui. The A. A.
L. organization. not having extended
there as much as on Oahu, the timing
II her swimming is not so certain as
iii the case o.. Miss Stacker. But IL Il,
relieved by some that she Is q quite
fiji competitor for the local cham
rioness, and the race would be one Of
great interest, aside from the far.
that 1t may give Hawaii new cham
p:cnship. A. A. o. records from Ha
waii are now recognized ofieially, and
il is not unreasonable, say those who
ought to know, to hope that the Ha-
veil lady swimmer will equal or sur
Tass anything done anywhere else.
The A. A. US official annual meet Is
10 be held as a part of the general
athletic exhibition of the Carnival
week.
Miss Stacker today took three
rsiles swim of Waikiki, with Curtis
Hustace, the local champion long dis
tsnce swimmer 1t was a practice
swim, just to keep up her speed. She
has indicated that she will be glad to
enter the big day of Carnival athletics.
or aquatic sports, and ready to try
for a record.
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four WIVES
CREDITED TO
CONDUCTOR
Information Received by Au-
thoritieS Declares Jesse w.
Clark, Street-car EmpIOye, Is
Professional Bigamist-Now
Being Investigated - Man
Has Number Of Enemies Here

Is Jesse W. Clark. the former Ho
nolHlu streetcar conductor, profes-
sional bigamist2 Since this mans ar.
rest several days ago on charge OF
adultery, number Of communications,
many OF them anonymous, have come
to the Star-Bulletin. purporting to con
vey the information that he had sew
eral wives living, with divorces from
none of them.
Since his arrest again yesterday on
the charge OF bigzmy, another com
munication, written on the back of a
streetcar transfer and signed by q
name not In the city directory, has
come to this paper This one makes
the sensational charge that Clark, or
James G. Steele, as be is alleged to
nave been known in San Francisco,
has four wives living, one in Kansas
City, one In Les Angeles and the one
IN San Francisco and the last one In
Honolulu.
These statements cannot be estabs
Iished as fact until Clark, or Steele,
is gwen trial. and they may be dis.
proved in their entirety. Whatever
the truth concerning Clark's marital
adventures may be, one thing is GER
tain--he has a number of enemies
Following his arrest Clark told U. s.
District Attorney Breckons that he
formerly lived at Pittsburg. Pa. and
that his father and mother reside
there, BY men to whom Clark Is el-
legged to have talked Of HIS past the.
distfitt Atioi1ey has been told that
the man has wife and several child.
rem in Pittsburg, and TO ascertain the
verify Of the tale Breckons has scabled
to the officials of that city.
The other reports, of his alleged
marriages in Kansas City and at Los
Angeles. are to be investigated in
like manner
After his apprehension YESTERDAY
the young man admitted he has enesI
niles, but professed ignorance as to
the reason until he was asked IL he
had not been a strike-breaker during
the stfeetchr strike at San Francisco,
mid IL that were not the reason he
Had used the name OF Steele in that
city. DENYING he was a strike-break
er, Clark at the same time admitted
that report might be the reason for
the apparent hostility aroused against
(Continued or mage 3.
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Oahu Sugar Com
panyt0 RaiseF Fund
toBuild big kOolau
Tunnel---StOck-
holders Decide to
Cut Dividend to
15cents per share


oahu Sugar Company, Ltd. will Is.
sue Ss,s0O,0O0 Of bonds for the pur.
poses Of the WaiaheIe Water Com.
pany, Ltd IN constructing a tunnel
through the KOoIau rEnge 20 carry
water % the Snhu plantation.
A meeting Of the stockholders ol
Oahu Sugar Company held ut the Of.
flces Of n. HeekleId 4 Co., Ltd, this
morning the scheme in general Of
Financing the Waler proposition By
means 81 4 kond Issue Of the amount
Just stated WAS sanctioned, although
All of The papers required In the mat
Ger Were not ready 10 be submitted.
This action Of the company win pre-.
f|uIc the use Of the surplus Of Oahu
E..Ir Company n finnneing the water
/...1ny, fhe stock of which Is owned
a. BE former company. II was stall
"a NJ M. KIamp, after the meeting.
that 11ooloo Of Onhu's outstandine
bonds would be redeemed out Of the
0ahus nsntbly dividend, from the
leginning u TIE 9ear until otherWise
ordered, ni|I he cut 70 Is cents y
share, or q the rate II per cent pei
" 4 y ~oul1 IN. = have the stsr-Buls1
letin say I1r ne that Tim eCandiesl
says tue action Of the Oahu Sdga
G0np1Ily stockholders this mornint
in ratifyihe The plans Of the directors
10 pdrchake and make use OF the va
ttrs running to waite at Waiahole and
vicinity, Il one Of the greatest things
ever done for the island of Oahu;
said James S. McCandless this morn
ing. Il speak from experience in ths
well-boring business I believe tina
The conservation of this water hlthef.
10 running to waste viii nave bene
ficial effect on the artesian water
basin from which the wells on this
side OF the island draw their supply
Some years ago the artesian well leve
resumed its original height after q
very wet season That is. the only
time. to my knowledge, that the ar
tesian level has come back to the
original condition. believe that the
diversion Of water as proposed viii
have very beneficial effect. not only
on Oahu plantation but on water
sources In general on this side. And,
mind you. It is waste water that is
being conserved think Oahu plan
tation stockholders have done a great
thing for the island Of Oahu.
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IF the profession. From time to time
there will be interesting talks given
by the operators on the various yes
sells which make this port, as we'll as
Iy some of the local operators.
The wireless inspector of the San
Francisco district will arrive in Ho-
lolulu some time in Janutry and dur
ng his stay here will inspect all the
mateur stations for the purpose of
seeing that they comply with the new
wireless law which went into effect
December Is, and the boys are all
striving to secure their Licenses be-
fore the inspector arrives here. !
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P. II. MCCARTHY PROTESTS
FAITH IN OLAF TvETTMOE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. DIP. s.
Mccarthy, labor leader and former
mayor Of this city, this morning was
notified Of the verdict Of the jury IN
the dynamite cases At indianapolis,
finding Olaf Tveitmoe guilty Of the
charges Of conspiracy and illegal
transportation Of high explosives. He
seemed surprised At the verdict and
said: "lt seems impossible that such
finding could have been made, but
Il does not in any way alter the trust
and eonfidence We have in Mr.. Tveit.
moe. We believe him innocent and
labor here will continue to support
him through thick and thin.