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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-07

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The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26

Rev. Hodge was called by tele-
gram to NcLeansboro, Tuesday 10
conduct the funeral OF Miss Pearl
Cubberly, who a member Of
the Baptist church of which
he was pastor. Miss Cubberly
died at Popular Bluff, Mo-, where
she bad been visiting.
Lee Parent, OF Tulsa, Okla, visit
81 former friends here this week.
He was on his return home from
Jerseyville, Ill, where he attended
he funeral OF his grandmother,
who Vas In the nineties. Mrs.
Parent has many friends here who
extend sympathy to him on ac-
count OF her mothers death.
j. +. Wilkerson OF the Colony, re
turned from Worth county Tues
day evening where he visited his
old home several days. He called
yesterday to leave us a dollar for
1913 and said his county Is very
enthusiastic for Roosevelt for pres
ident on the Republican ticket
while the Democrats favor Champ
Clark.
Geo. II. Althouss, W. r. Scott,
Prof. j. l.. Lynch, Chas Newton,
Thos. Bagneil, viii r. Meschede, E.
r. Page, DIR. q. e. C Sharp ana
J. j. Witt were summoned to Kan
a City Wednesday as witnesses
In the Martin case in the federal
court. They we're excused yester-
day but must return today to re-
main till they are called.
Elsea & Hams this week traded
100 acres Of their own land at Del
hart, Texas, and the merchants de
livery system belonging to j. M.
Stivers, to Hawkins & Noonon, of
Exceisior Springs, for their store
at that place. Mr.. stivers will run
the store at Excelsior Springs
while Mr.. Hawkins has returned to
Marshall to conduct the delivery
system. Mr.. Noonon may assist
Mr.. Hawkins here, but that Is not
settled upon yet.
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26
just Around Town

During the past year all weather
records were b~roken-hot, cold, dry
| ana wet records-we are told. That
being the case, isn't Ii likely that
none will be broken this Year,
Have you heard who Il was who
In trying to thaw out n pipe with
hot water sat into the pan and hot
water? OF course his wife was
helping him and when she got tired
holding the washpan while he was
trying some trick on the pipe she
set 1t on the same chair he wanted
TO sit on a minute later.
Isn't II easy to get into bad
habits? Friday morning when our
people awoke they found the mer-
curry flirting around zero without
the least excuse. Other years when
such athing happened you could
read about 1t In the newspaper for
a month ana red-hot pokers were
sent a-flying. This time 1t was
accepted as a mater OF fact and
a sigh OF relief that It wasn't
worse. It's a bad habit Old Bor-
calls has contracted.
Jewell Burns enjoys a bath, like
most boys. Especially when It's 20
below outside and 90 above In the
shade inside. He found such q bath
room at p. NJ. Walkers uniertak-
ing establishment during the re-
cent North Pole weather ana had
a fine time-til he backed up
against the hot water tank which
hai a temperature OF about $50 de-
grees. They say he swears he'll
never take another bath, except
maybe In Salt Fork In June.
Two hunters, Earl McNabb and
Doc. Page went out one day last
week to STAY rabbits. Late that
evening they returned tired and
cold with one poor little rabbit.
This is the tale they told they had
fine luck killed 40 rabbits, but com
ing home they we're so heavy and
meeting a man who offered them
$500 a dozen they sold dozen and
that Ia how they had only one
left. We doubt the 10 but can
swear to the one. They went out
again and came home with 05, we
can't Aay II they bought or shot
them but they got them some way
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26
Bates Poultry House
Big Cash Prices plus
III per cent. "Beats
'em all hollow"

Mrs. Lucy Stevens AMI little son
returned to their home In Slater
Saturday after several days visit
with her brother F. p. Colt AMI
wife.
Under the auspices OF the Y. M.
and Y. w. C. A. OF the Missouri
Valley College, evangelistic ser
vices win commence at the college
February %, conducted by Rev.
Bevridge Lee OF Pennsylvania.
Sheriff Ell Haynie and wife visit
Cd Mr.. Haynie's uncle, Rufus w.
Haynie at his homo near Miami
Monday. II was his uncles 10th
birthday and he 10 enjoying ex-
cellent health.
Joe q. Moore, who moved from
south Of Slater recently writes that
he and his family arrived safely
at Corning, Cal, have bought =
home and Ike It fine. We will try
to keep him posted on Saline coup-
~ dolngAI
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26

c. c. Barnis, manager of the
Lacrosse Lumber Co. attended the
Lumber dealers convention in Kan.
sas City Wednesday.
Mrs. j. w. Riddle returned home
from Nelson Wednesday where
she has been visiting Mrs. jim
verts who Is dangerously i'll with
cancer.
We also have a few slightly used
pianos that we will make very low
prices on. J. w. Allen Music co
18e s. jefferson
Little Miss Mary Louise Huston
entertained several OF her little
friends at her home Sunday, II be-
ing her eighth birthday.
F W. Haase, OF Seialia, was
here yesterday on business From
here he went to Malta BENZ to look
after his farm.
Herbert Martin, freight agent at
II the Missouri Pacific resigned
his place on Jan. LIST AMI accepted
one with the c. & A. as signa'man
a better position. He was succeed
by Z. G. Rollins.
Miss Hunt, who Is employed at
the Kelley-vawter Jewelry store.
has returned from her home at
Burlingame, Kansas where she has
been for the past two weeks visit
ing her mother, who had fallen
and broken her arm.
NJ. L. Moore was down from Mt.
Saturday. Mr.. Moore
laced the recent cold weather fear
.essly AMI as n result the skin peel
I'd off his face. No harm done.
he'll only be slittle younger look
ing after he gets all the new skin.
L. A. Doughty Last week traded
his place ut Fairville and the one
In Marshall for 100 acres In YER
non county, with Melvin Miller Of
Mr.. Doughty expects to
In Marshall we are glad to
Mrs. Eliza Althouse OF Denver Is
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II
OF this city. Mrs. Alt
house formerly lived here and has
many friends. She came from Dem
yer TO attend the funeral OF her
Mrs. Lewis bunker, which
occurred at Roanoke, January 10.
julius A. Jessup OF Miami has
resolved a set OF o%vershoes for his
horse to protect the horses hoofs
from the rough frozen roads and
to prevent slipping when the roads
arc slick. An arrangement OF
chains across the bottom OF the
hoof accomplishes the desired end.
DIR. Black resolved word Friday
from Dean Munfori OF the Agri-
cultural school at Columbia, that
he would let him know In afew
days the date that the Branch
Short Course would be held at Mo.
Valley College.
Through a deal made by Frank
Liestor, NJ. Steele sold his property
on Redman st. to Martin Reppen-
hagen OF Salisbury, Monday, con-
s~ideration $2,25o. Mr.. Reppenhag-
en- will move his family here about
March list. Mr.. Liestor then sold
to Mr.. Steele 10 acres OF Land be-
longing to Geo. w. King, joining
the south corner OF Marshall, con-
sideration $4,000.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Reith, of
Blackburn, had a pleasant family
reunion Sunday, week, when all
but two of their children were
home. julius Reith OF Harieman
and a son in Kansas could not be
present. They also entertained
quite a number OF grandchildren
that day. May this splendid fam
lily circle remain unbroken for
many years is the wish OF a large
circle OF friends.
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26
LocaIltemS

Judge J. VI. Hanna Is In Little
Rock, Ark, for his health.
l.. r. Leyhe is in Iowa this week
on business.
John Adams IL abe to be out
again after several days sickness.
Henry Putsch returned home
from st. Louis last week.
John Robertson Of near Mt. Leon
ari was In Marshall several days
Last week.
Earl McNabb OF Kansas City Is
Waiting his mother Mrs. Mae Nc
Nabb.
Miss Annie Drinkerd OF near Mi
ami was the guest OF Will Drink
eri and family last week.
p. ID. Campbell was in attendance
at the Implement Convention at
Kansas City last week.
Thos. II. Fisher transacted BUSH
60 In Kansas City from Friday
until Monday.
J. W. Allen Music Co. sell the
World famous Packard and Hallett
q Davis pianos.
MIRA Sarah Campbell enjoyed a
visit from her daughter, Mrs. J.
w. Horner Of Alma, Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Ransberger OF Kan.
eas City visited friends and rela.
tves here Saturday AMI Sunday
5 GALLON Coal Oil Soc,
}. "A. Whit, MI. Leonard.
Mrs. j. T. Thorp OF near wiltor
Springs was shopping here Mon.
day.
Miss Marie Stephens Of Boonvill,
visited Miss Margaret Leonard thii
week.
c. L. Woolery who has been 10,
Gated at Napton has moved I,
Houstonia.
Miss Maggie Williamson OF Soutl
Petersburg, Tenn, is a guest O
Rev. A. r. Faris and family.
j. s. Kelley has a badly bruise,
lace from the result OF a fall h,
received at his home last week.
We buy our Pianos right and sci
them at reasonable prices. ]. w
Allen Music Co.
A. j. Hayner was called to Kan.
sas City last week by the illness o.
his brother Henry Hayner.
Mrs. s. r. Sellers is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Z. L. Pitzer at Pratte
Kansas.
IS lbs. Jumbo Flour
SI.25, j. a. Whit, Mt,
Leonard. II
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ke,lar visitet
In Kansas City the first of tn,
week.
Theodore Staubs of Malta Benz
was among the visitors here OF
Thursday.
j. w. Allen OF the Allen MUS
Go. was transacting business II
Slater Tuesday.
After March 1st, 1912 the rail
roads OF Missouri will abolish tn,
public drinking cup on their trains
w. II. Winning OF California, VIII.
u visiting his mother at Slater wal
a Marshali visitor Saturday.
J. J. Mccoy and wife who hav.
been enjoying visit with relatives
at Blue Mound, Ill. for sometime
returned home Sunday night.
w. w. Umbarger OF near Wilton
Springs was up here Tuesday pur-
chasing a piano OF the ]. w. Allen
1Gnsic Co.
Dr. d. r. Manning was able to be
II his office Saturday. He has
beep confined to his home for two
nonths with typhoid fever.
M. .U". EN|. ..N..N.
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26
As lbs. Maude s. Flou,
S1.3S, J. A. Whit. Mt
Leonard. II

Mrs. c. r. Addy who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. @
Proctor returned TO her home at
Nevada last week.
Judge ]. p. Force and wife en-
loved a visit Wednesday with their
| daughter, Mrs. c. c. Clark and hus-
| band Of wanamaker.
Prof. A. T. Vawter attended the
concert given by Kubelik, the
famous violinist, at Kansas City on
Friday night.
We also have a nice hne OF High
Grade Player Pianos and those hav
ing pianos who would wish to ex-
change We will make them a good
proposition. J. W. Allen Music Co.
r. S. Spencer OF Slater was in
our city Monday on business. He
is just recovering from sever
sick spell.
Geo. Hayob returned home from
Hope, Ark, Last week. He has a
fine farm near there and was there
in the interest OF same.
Mrs. @. p. vanars1ale OF Arrow
Rock, who has been visiting in st.
Louis, was In Marshall Thursday
morning enroute TO her home.
J. W. Allen Music Co., does not
resort TO fake contest schemes to
sell their pianos. They give hon
est values.
Rev. J. W. Mitchell, who has been
conducting evangelistic meetings In
other cities for the past two weeks
has returned home.
A horse belonging to Geo. Fow-
Ter, col, slipped and fell on odell
Avenue last week hurting its self
so badly that IL will probably die.
j. c. Farrell informs us that the
report that there has been n change
OF time on the Missouri Pacific
is wrong. All trains run as form
erly.
W. c. Gordon had a bad fall on
account OF the icy condition OF his
porch steps last Wednesday. He
slipped and fell TO the bottom OF
the steps.
NJ. W. Walker ana son, offa, Fred
Stoekmdn, Albert Doyle, L. q.
Guthrey, w. b. Lunbeck, Fred An
derson, Chas. DeMoss were here
from Malta Bend Saturday.
Nice pianos all the way from, S2it
up. Satisfaction guaranteed and
terms to suit customer. j. w
Allen Music Co. across the street
from Rea's Implement Co.
Fred Stockman OF Malta Bend
was In Marshall Friday. Mr.. Stoel
man is manager OF the ice plan,
in that city and intends TO handle
produce and coal In connection
wigh the ice business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Downing
who have been visiting his broth
er, II. II. Downing and wife and
other relatives and friends in oui
city returned to their home In
Great Falls, Montana, Sunday.
VIM Hobson col, living north OF
town lost a valuable mule Sunday
by the animal falling on the ice
The fall broke it's leg and it was
necessary to shoot ii. It was val
ue1 at 1925.
Abiel Leonard visited his son
Lieut.. Joseph Leonard at Fort
Sheridan last week. He also trans
acted business in Chicago return
ing home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Maurice Hagedorn was call
cd to st. Joseph last week to the
home OF her sister Mrs. Frank
Crawford, whose baby had died
The little one was only two weeks
old.
Joe Hamil, H. A. Ransberger ans
A. II. Orr of Mt Leonard and Shack
elford, who We're recently appoint.
cd in the special road districts
were here Wednesday qualifying.
Among the county seat visitors
who We're fortunate in getting to
town over the slippery roads Thurs
day were Scott Marshall of near
Wanamaker, and win Clayton Of
near Miami.
w. II. Davis, OF Slater route -four
/ la nArtnsx
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26

Henry Hayob will hold a publ
sale on February goth.
Z. T. Ault OF Nelson transacted
business here Wednesday.
8. q. Hanley OF Nelson transact
ei. business here Monday.
j. Z. Pagan was in Slater on bus
iness Wednesday.
A. j. Keys AMI II. p. Colt ship
ge1 a few head OF hogs Monday.
RI Solomon was helping F. p.
Colt haul hogs to Napton Mon lay
". p. Thornton OF Nelson visited
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Riddle Wednes-
day.
VIM Hernion returned to his
homo In California Wednesday af-
ter a visit with relatives here.
Col. Chas. Hudson of Arrow
Rock was here on business Tues
day.
Mr.. Barker, electrician at the
light plant was called TO his
homo at Richmond, Mo-, by the
serious illness OF his wife.
Mo. Valley lodge No. 500 OF the
Freternal Ala Society held an open
session at their hall Tuesday night.
Dancing was the order OF the
evening.
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26

Take your 500 piano coupon to
your banker and ask him to cash
Il for you. J. w. Allen Music Co
l6e South jefferson, gives honest
values and not coupons.
Rev. J. f. Cortner and wife left
Friday morning for Agency, Mo-,
where Rev. Cortner will conduct a
revival meeting
Miss Ethel Wood left this week
for Kansas City where she has ac-
cepted a position with Liebstatder
Wholesale Millinery house.
The Marshall republican., 1912-01-26

Marshall. Mo, Jan. 17,lel2
ected weekly by the Marshall
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-03-08
A PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN, WEEKLY

DEMA ND COURTESY OVER THE 1ELE1.HO"c
CHICAGO ADvICES that important railways IN the "es'
~ urge the rules their telephones and Will
punish employees reply tary awaiting OF
phone Get ng off" and similar uances especially
profane ones, will no longer be tolerated
would make partial amends for the hurt 'ne sp
courtesy through railways removing the fine forms OF
v from their letters and by Philadelphia telephone directing
please when teephoning The reform should extend
every use of the telephone corporations business firms
and individuals can help.
expansion fields the telephone has originated social
Men and who at home or even
gentlemen ladies sometimes to be their true
telephone The that the speaker not facing the per
screened degree the parties
others occasionally abused rudeness Eavesdoppe
their and etray their plentiful lack OF good
breeding when the telephones natural mpeons
tempt the we-bred man toward profanity.
efficiency had from the telephone
will here than dealings Temper
shn and amed language time and toll by telephone
truly factory shop They deter their victim from obtaining its
best Speaking softy is nine times ecual Swinging
the big stick
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-03-08

THE devine by only few days.
He also appear before the another positively last fare
lips may feeble effort but the of
his seriously doubt In answering the call of
pe therefore, he answering the call of his heart Women
have nothing the Colonel when the changing mind He
changed his mind the subject of running for president and he also
changed pronounced with reference Mr. Taft
days he used think William Howard close being
in with Lincoln WE'LL of course all things
funny. the Colonel thinks that he this country
who the day. that also funny almost joke the
idea that country 80 only found who
stay crisis But who crisis anyway? There those who will
that the Colonel just about big crisis the country
and watch the fun Still there sometimes pathos positively
FAREWELL 1t will not hurt to laugh though just little Bit There
be fun of some kind.
CANDIDATES for do be making much
- in the State of Washington. By virtue of holding
and being able work political scheme Governor Hay
joy the advantage at but thousands looking
attractive candidate The Lawrence atened
Auditor Case of King County frankly gumhoeing
choice and Sheriff Hodge the county he has
gotten under Meanwhile great people all
the have renewed their favorable discussion Chbe former
president Of the Exposition who capacity
and Others has made himself immensely popular all classes
OR the of socialism like Germany
with its Premier and Cabinet and Parliament The
German Rechsrah almost captured by Socialists the Cabinet
proposing to take all electricity oil industries as govern
men monopoes With such terrible coal strike threatened in
England and Wales they cannot help raising the
men ownership of the coieries.-Ex
DRESDENT Taft he did some people are not fit for
self government but that some peoples fit for it, He
might have safely said we'll that people fit to govern
themselves-theya not For that they jail.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
BY Lady Duff Gordon c'Luciie"O

aigrette is OF black and white and gives
the necessary height.
AS these pictures plainly show we are
going in madly this season for scarves OF
ali kinds, Never have l seen more beau
tiful ones than the smart Parsians are
wearing Just at present. Usually they are
OF chiffons. but all the soft and supple
satins and crepes are also used. 1t is
charming and graceful fashion and l am
glad that the smartest women are taking
1t up. The very low-necked frocks are, l
suppose, responsible for the fad A scarf
of some description is often the saving
grace of the modern costume.
The scarf shown is one OF the hand
soonest: 1t is developed in the chiffons and
the satin. but could be made of crepe
meteor or plain charmeuse with as good
effect, The fashion of combining mirabcau
and semi-precious stones is one that | Ike
exceedingly. and am sure that It will OBJ
tain greatly during the coming Winter.
soft black fur, sort of fox. is also De
ing used on some Of the newest scarves
But always the teweled bands are used Ia
some way.
As regards the completion Of the Golf
fure in the evening. you may possibly
want something less sensational than the
first mentioned lace cap, or less expensive
TO yourself and obstructive to others than
the "sunbursts" and fans and crescents
and SO forth Of closely clustered ospreys
which are being ased this season in hith-
erto undreamed-of profusioa
So let me introduce and recommend 10
you narrow and quite light baudeau
studded closely with paste which shades
from shining black to n white briliance
and which is worn right across and low
down on the forehead, the little wire loops
at either end permitting Of its easy aud
firm fastening under the hair at the sides
And then directly in the centre there UP.
rises TO the extent of some fourteen in.
ches, a light osprey mount whose shading
from black TO white is followed and &C
Ceutuated by the used OF a central line
a first black and then white stones The
whole thing is extraordinarily becoming
and effective and 1t could, Of course. be
carried ont in shades OF emerald green or
sapphire blue, while though It is So tail. IL
is so fine and fiimy that It can never be =
nuisance Co those who sit behind t at the
Theatre OF opera.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24

THIS week l am showing you three
very charming and unusual cos
tunes. They are chic IN color and
design They are truly Partisan. and so
iust the least bit daring In the bottom
picture l am giving you an original fancy
dress costume, II Is an Oriental design
The wearer should be tall and a graceful
dancer to display this costume to per-
lection
In fla, J call this my ideal dress for
danseuse The under robe is a rare com
binatIon Of duh blue and purple chlfrons
1t ia draped in the true Turkish fashion
with long pointed ends The elaborate
overdress is striking affair OF bright
green and gold The heavy ornaments
around the waist are Of gold embroidery,
the tiny bolero is also OF the gold The
curious headdress is a green and gold
gypsy scarf and all the beads and span
giles are gold. Slippers and stockings of
gold complete the costume.
The second picture shows a very beauti.
full gown OF draped chiffon: it is one of
my most perfect evening gowns The
bodice Is a charming emerald bolero
trimmed with green rhinestones The
chief feature is the lOng, plain chiffon
sleeves which hang rather loosely in grace
full folds. The double draped skirt is OF
emerald chirons, the edge finished by a
DHAN VI tAANLtAaA STUN Inc purple SCARF
is edged with marabout and green rhine
stones The headdress Is quaint and very
becoming it is just circ,et Of emerald
velvet heavily studded with the green
rhinestones. 1t fastens in the front under
{ gold buckle
am using with good effect certain
shades Of magenta in evening gowns Few
people realize that magenta Is essentially
an evening color il is terrible mistake
TO use any Vi its various tones In the dag.
time
In the costume here shown tho lower
part winds in loose folds that form a train
In the back. II is a yoluminous affair. but
as Is shown, tends 10 preserve the s.enda.
outline The scarf is Of magenta chiffon
edged with a deeper shade Of satin. and
outlined with marabout. The Leadt-ass
worn with this rare and beautiful costume
shows the Turkish influence very strongly
II is nothing more or less than Turkish
Turbau OF plum eolored satin The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24

n TONEY invested in home pays the highest per
wi cent of interest. Itpays it every day. You
do not have to wait to have dividends de-
clared You receive dividends in comfort and salts
faction, if your home is the right kind of home and
in the right place.
Many people make sacrifices and continue to put
their money in the landlords pocket because they
dread possible disappointment. They fear to buy
home of their own because it might mean permanent
discomfort.
These people consider that renting has many adj
vantages IT the house proves unsatisfactory they
move. If the neghborhood is disdgreeable, they
move So these same people continue to
only to find new Objectionable features in each house.
There is a solution to this spirit of unrest. You
easily find it. All you have to do is to find de-
srable neghborhood and build a comfortable house.
You know better than any landlord just what your
family needs and what ConvenenCes you wish.
There is section which meets every requirement.
The husband is not too far from his office. The wife
has Congenal neighbors. The children have all the
advantages of fresh air and good schools.
This section is the home of beautiful homes