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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
GODDARD SEMINARY NOTES.

The following schedule has been made
for the classes in domestic science: The
evening classes in dressmaking and cook
ing will be held on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings, the class in dressmaking
at 6:30 and that in cooking at 7:45.
The members of the dressmaking class
are requested to bring any article of
sewing that they desire to work on. Spe-
cial classes will be held in the two sub
jects for ladies who desire to come in
the afternoon on Tuesdays, the work
commencing at 1850. Glasses for regu-
lar school pupils viii be held on Wednes.
day and Friday afternoons. the work be-
ginning at l:lj. These classes are ar
ranged to accommodate girls in the pub.
lie schools, some of whom have already
registered for the work
Miss Lease is planning class instruc-
ton for the beginners and younger pu-
pills in piano. This class will meet once
week and viii be free of charge She
will give instruction in notation, rythm.
ear training, musical history and ele-
mentary harmony.
Mr. Lamont organized a chorus last
Wednesday night OF thiry-fve members.
This work is free to all members Of
the school He has a good number OF
private pupils in voice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fifty-four inch ladies' cloth at Acc
yard at Naughau's.
We viii sell you 20 fine bananas for
25e to-day only. Diversi Fruit Co.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. G. Edmands of Brook
line, Mass, are visiting in the city as
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. George IL.
Holt.
Earl Hewitt, who has been spending
the past few days at Goddard seminary,
left yesterday for his home at South
Royalton.
The Orpheus quartet viii render sew
eral selections at the First Baptist
church Sunday evening, Sept. Is. Spec
ial invitation to men.
Frank Sargent, who has been visiting
in this city for the past few days as
the guest of friends on Blackwell street,
last night to Winooski.
Come to the campus this afternoon
and see the two best teams in Vermont
battle for supremacy. Game called at
3 p. m. Admission, 25c; ladies, free.
Please make arrangements to at
tend the Rally day session of the Bap-
fist Suday school at IL o'clock Sunday
noon, Sept. Is. There will be a pies
ing progressive program.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
Fall Wearthings
Charming in Style, Material and Making

Ladies Coats in all the shades and materials will
appeal the thrifty shopper at Now is good
time to look our line Prices from $3.50 $4,000
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's yardwide $l.00 colored
messaline
Blankets and outing flannel on sale
at Vaughan's.
Ladies' new edats and dresses at the
Vaughan Store.
For 75c each, big lot of housedresses,
on sale at Pery's Saturday
A big lot of peaches just arrived at
zoe a basket Diversi Fruit Co.
Our regular Saturday sale on bananas,
II for 25c; large ones. DIVERSE Fruit
Co.
The McWhorter Co. have about 20
mems top coats to close at very low
price.
Automobile for hire. Terms reason.
able. Howard Martin, city. Phone
1864.
Free demonstration of the Ladies'
Home Journal patterns Tuesday, Sept.
II, at the Homer Fits Co.
Clyde Haskins, who has been spending
the past week at the home of his par
ents on Trow hill, will return tomor
row to Boston.
Mrs. II. j Quimby and Mrs. C. A.
Clark of Boston are visiting in this city
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ward of Washington street.
A bargain on lamb is offered at Tas-
sizes market on Saturday. Leg of lamb,
per pound, zoe; forequarter lamb, per
pound, he. For Saturday only.
Misses Blanche Haskins and Freida
Hooker leave tomorrow for Boston,
where the former will resume her studies
at the Bryant 4 Stratton Business col
lege and the latter will continue her
course at Simmons college.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Houses dresses for 75c EACH at Per
rvs Saturday.
Reliable pianos and organs for sale or
to rent at H. A. Gould's, Spaulding
| street.
Joseph Wark Of Hardwick is visiting
| in this city with friends for several
days.
Frank McWhorter viii return home to.
night, after passing several days in Bos-
| ton on business.
Alex. Robertson is moving his house.
hold goods from Camp street to a house
on Brook street.
About 20 members OF the Plus Ultra
club and their friends, held a corn roast
last evening on Trow hill.
George Wardin arrived in this city this
morning on his way to Granteville for II
few weeks visit with friends,
Gordon Riddell. GO North Main street,
for watches, clocks and jewelFy. TWEEN
ty-fye years experience in repairs.
Miss Madeline Williams of Ayerill
street returned home to-day from an
extended stay in Montreal. p. O., and vi
entity.
Save time and money by going to see
st. Johnsbury VS.. b. A. G. this aft
ernoon on Goddard campus Game called
at 8 p. m. Admission 25c.
+. A. Williams Of Washington street
returned to this city last night from Los
Angeles, Cal, whore he has been visit
ing for the past few weeks.
Miss Mabel Williams, who has been
visiting in this city for the past two
weeks with friends, will return to-mor-
row to her home at Lebanon, n. II.
Fridays arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: j. X Smallin, New York
&C. L. Booth Essex Junction; X. Il. Green,
New Hampshire; Joseph Wark, Hard
wick; George Richards, Bangor, Me.
The public will be glad to know that
they will be afforded the opportunity of
hearing Lyle Perry, the well known eel
list, at the mems services at the First
Baptist church Sunday evening, Sept. Is.
Miss Nettie Luwlss of North Main
street, who has been spending the past
three weeks at Boston, Portland, Me-.
and New York, has returned to this
city and reopened her dressmaklng par
lors in the Currler block. While at
Boston and New York Miss Lawliss at
tended the large city fall opening.
The home of Mrs Christina Buchan
on Perry street was the scene OF a
very pretty surprise party last evening, |
in honor of Miss Christina Mcdonald OF
Aberdeen. Scotland. There were TWEEN !
ty-five guests present A dainty COLA
ton was served and Miss Mcdonald (
was presented a token in remembrance /
of the occasion. Miss Mcdonald is |
sister of John Mcdonald OF Liberty /
street and is passing few months in the
United States.
The current issue of the n. L. o. p. {
Journal a Boston periodical designated |
as the official organ of the order which |
its title indicates, contains front page |
picture of Judge II. w. Scott of this
city, grand warden of the Vermont state
lodge, y. E. O. p The cut is an OK
cellent likeness of the Barre Judge who
was elected to the head of the Green
Mountain branch of the fraternal order
at its last annual convention. Beneath /
the picture Is a sketch of the judge
which says In conclusion, Judge Scott
4 busy man and the order is to be
upon having brother OF
his standing and character who is willing /
to give OF his time for the good of the
order"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14

Excursion to New York. See adv. on
page @.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14

Ladies Suits attracting great deal OF attention
now and while the new styles and materials max
up very stunning models this line comprises both plai
and fancy tailored suits Prices from $3.50 $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
MONTPELIER.

Word has been received here of the
death in Bangor, Me-. of James +. Glynn,
who was born here So years ago, He ia
son of Mrs. John Glynn.
AT meeting yesterday afternoon of
the Montpelier woman's club, steps
were taken toward applying for char
ter from the state. This will be brought
before the legislature, so that in the flu
ture there will be no question as to the
legality of the city appropriating funds
for the maintenance of the work. Mrs.
Irving Hollander was made treasurer Of
the club in place of Mrs. L. H Deay-l
lit The club will hold its first regular
fall meeting in October, with Mrs. W.
l.. WATSON of Waterbury, president of
the state federation, as speaker.
Jose Ala, who went to Santander,
Spain, last spring for his health, died
there recently of consumption. He was,
only 2s years of age and had lived in
this city some years. He leaves sew
yeral brothers, some of whom live here
and one in Barre.
Excursion to New York. See adv. on
page @.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
Rally Day at Methodist Church.

The following is the program for
the rally day service OF the Hedding
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school to-
morrow morning., Sept Is, at 1890
o'clock; subject, Loyalty"
Voluntary
Song-"O Worship the King"
Responsive reading
Gloria Patri
Prayer ...,., DIR. i. f. Newell
Exercise-"Loyalty to Christ" $50.
................. Beginners
Song-"O Jesus. | Have Promised"
Exercise to the Bible" go,
..,,.-,...,....,,, Primary Glass
Exercise--"The Sixty-Six Books. ,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Junior Glass
School, Psalm |.
Recitation-'Thy Word Is Like Gar
den, Lord" ,...... Marion Ankef
Exercise-"Loyalty to the SCHOOL,
...,.v,s. t.,.......-,.t,t Junior lass
Speak to Me, That l
May Speak"
Address 1.-The Hope of the Church"
Observation-Disclosures. DIR. 4. Il. Newell
Offering for the board of Sunday schools
Song On, 0 King Eternal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
Stock and =
& Fam News

4eH
The han, north Of this city Fri
day, was SO heavy it resulted in
nneh damages. Mrs. J.. r.
johnson had a 1O0tree peach orch
ard ruined by the heavy precipita-
ton.
The tops of trees broken
in many places near Moline. the hail
being one of the worst in a number
of years.
AT Hamilton Bros sale yesterday
W. n. Parsons of Corso, No, paid
s 1000 for the jack Missouri Per-
feet" The 2 years old saddle bred
stallion" Denmark Rex" bred by Paul
Brown Of st. Louis. sold to E. T.
Castle Of Pasadena, Cal, for $3.50,
Paul Brown sold the colt last month
in Jefferson City for $3.50. King Nc
Donald, a saddle horse sire of note,
sold TO Judge Alex Carter for $50.
G. H. Ploat, a well-known Audrain
farmer, was in this city Thursday,
and says he never saw such activity
in the fields. One almost every acre
to be used for oats there was from
one 10 six teams busy breaking
ground and he reports the soil, in
most cases, in fine shape.
There will be a large acreage o.
oats Gown and Mr.. Ploat says
the roads were never worse than
they have been this year.
Rossie Pease, son Of c. W. Pease.
southwest of town. sold his fine 5
year-old saddle horse TO j Lemon.
q Winnipeg, Can, for s275. The
horse was an Ike colt and Of good
model.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

MoND FLLIE / have IN training
She is 1e hands and weighs 1915
pounds. Is that the kind you like
to raise Royal Diamonds colts
have been great premium winners
at the fairs every year for the last
five years. WILL GIVE YOU A
FREE SEASON IF YOU WILL
TELL ME OF ANY HORSE WITH
THE REPUTATION HE HAS
THAT STANDS AS LOW AS HE
DOES. It pays to ~patronize the
doing kind, not the going to do kind,
Like begets like; as ye SOW. 50 shall
We reap. His colts are walking ad'
verdsements and his seasons get
larger wen year. Last year HE
COT MARES FROM FOUR DIFFER
EMIT COUNTIES AND SOME ARE
ALREADY BOOKED FOR THE
COMING SEASON; AMONG THEM
is ONE FROM OKLAHOMA.
Royal Diamond will make the pres
emit season at fle small fee OF 81;
TO INSURE A LIVING COLT. Care
taken to prevent accident but vii
not be responsible should any oc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

w. Ii Grub Of I~addonia, who rep
resents the J. stevens Arms G Tool
Company, and a professional shot
was among those who made a rec
ord Of ninety per cent or over in the
shoes Tuesday at Perry, Okla, with
one hundred birds. MIR. Grubb SCOT
ed 90. He win attend a shoot at
Wichita, Kan, April II. IS. and 10.
Referring to the event, the Perry
Okla. Republican says:
Among the prominent shooters Of
the country attending the State
shooting tournament being held in
P4rry this week is W. E, Grubb Of
Laddonia, Mo, who represents the
s.eyens Arms Company. Mr.. Grub
is net only a high class shooter bur
is a royal good fellow along with his
81 outing ability. The Stevens in
forests will not suffer with such af
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

weken Cotton. o. the Cotton
Lumber Co, an inccrpo-=-ls= gl1A =
cxpsla, stock Of $4,000. win shortly
orea a lumber yard sust east Of the
Anrex Hotel and on the site Of the
I'D Lacrosse Lumber Co location.
He viii erect a sheet iron oailding
xlth a front in initiation stone q
hy 100 feet.
Mr. Cotton first considered the
old Bsptiss church site on =. Mon
roe street but c. F. CLARK. who wa
handling his deal, Withdrew tina
proposition when he learned adia
cent property owners thought
would not be a building suitable 70
such a prominent location.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
DIAMOND NO. 2135.

One Of the greatest premium winning
saddle and harness stations in the state.
A blue ribbon winner In the
harness ring over trOtting bred
stations, and a sweepstake win
ner in the saddle ring over all
ages and sexes.
The greatest son OF the great Mis-
souri show horse Dick Taylor 1902,
and the most noted grandson of both
the famous show horses Ike US
ana Artist Montrose 81, THE
GREAT swEEPsTAKE WINNER
Al THE CHICAGO WORLDS FAIR.
Royal Diamonds dam is the fine
show and brood mare Lille Ann
aiss; second dam the undefeated
raoe.racklug mare Lady Jane 2l35.
Royal Diamond is about 1s hands,
gelding measure, a beautiful chest
uut with star and both hind feet
white hals way to hooks. THE
MOST POPULAR COLOR AND
MARKINGS KNOWN, long rangy
neck aud a perfect model ribbed
plumb back, long. wayy name and a
beautiful tail that drags the ground;
a great actor with plenty of style
al both ends. "A GREAT BROAD
BREASTED. LARGE BoNED FELL
LOW WITH STRAIGHT HIND
Lees; was never known TO cut his
ouarter or to interfere in any way;
ITS kind OF disposition can't be beat.
IN 1906 from the middle of July to
tbe middle Of October he was shown
nearly all over the saddle horse belt
Of Missonra and against the very
best IN the state and won more pre-
mlams than any other horse his
age in tho state. He CARRIED
OFF THE RIBBON EVERY TIME
HE WAS RIDDEN IN THE SHOW
RING. swEEPsTAKE OR OTHER.
In ises he was never beaten in his
class; IN 1907 he was a blue rib
bon winner both in the harness
ana under the saddle and BEAT EV.
FRY STALLION i RODE OR DRoVI
HIN AGAINsTi in 1908, he was not
~campaignad but was shown at Mex.
Ioo and won second for the best sad
dia stallion 4 years old OF over. He
has not been shown since.
lie Is the fastest racking and
trotssng saddle stallion ! know of.
have offered q free season for years
. any mafe that oolld oatrack Of
ontarot him He lHs never beer
beaten. 4 WILL GIVE A FREE
SEASON 10 ANY MARE THAT
CAS- OUT RACK OR OUT tNRoT 4
q4IREETEARoLD ROYAL Ola
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
IMPORTED FROM ROME TO ENG

IMPORT ED FhOM hOWE ~ LN~
LAND BEFORE ROMAN lNVAs'
ION. js
The Silver Gray Dorking, the stan
aard by which the poultry market Of
the world Is Judged
For 1lndreds Of years the Dorking
Dseua u chickens has been bred in
absolute purity in the English coun
ties CT sprry, Sussex and Kent, and
the surplus Of the farmers and fan
ciers' floeks has been sent down to
the Londcn market, where for gener'
a.ious The ~epicures of London and
tie s.ar ubding cities have recogniz
cd tho superior excellence OF the
Flesh Of the Dorking.
The Particular feature of the Dork.
ings firth toe makes 1t especially
easy to d. stingulsh even after being
dressed for market, and is, in
fact. a tack mark that cannot be al
tered Tie Dorking developes much
mere rapidly than any other breed,
and ewing TO this feature they are
used as n cross to producing the
best stra,rs Of orpingtons and Wy
andottes, giving them the qualities o.
rapid growth and succulent flesh.
They are also persistent layers 0
yety large white eggs, and especial
attention TO mating the laying
strains has been very fortunate in
intensifying this most profitable
trait.
!, The Dorking will produce eggs
4qually as well as the Leghorn and
Minorea. The Silver Gray Dorklngi
are a very handsome fowl, darl
and attractive and in appearance en-
.,ieiy different from the ordinary
breeds. The silver penciling of tn.
hens is really beautiful, and ths
cocks in their white coats are very
d: distinguished. The strength ard ex
eeiienee of the stock will be main
tanned by frequent importation direc.
from importer from England. Egg
81 per 10. dw1t
w. s. FRITTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

eur. Money due when mare is part
ed with or removed from the neigh
borhood; no insurance in second
hands; colt stands good for season
money OR IF YOU PREFER $40
CASH DOWN FOR THE SEASON
II mare don't stand, return her
next season free Of charge. WILL
INSURE YOU EITHER SEX YOU
WANT FOR $50; If you don't get
the sex / insure you the colt
won't cost you a cent.
MAKE A SPECIAL BUSI-
NESS or EDUCATING THE HORSE
FANCY GATED sADDLERs AMI
HIGH CLASS HARNESS HORSES.
My charges are reasonable and ] viii
sure appreciate your custom and
treat you right. ] gladly welcome
all Of my customers back and AZ
many more as are kind enough q
come. For particulars, Phone OF
write me at RowENA, MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

Suit has been filed with Circuit
Clerk by R. H. Sims ct al against
Dave Arnold for the recovery OF
ss2I. out o. which amount the plain
tiff alleg5s the defendant detraud-
de him III the sale of ~ head Of
steers.
In his petition, the plaintiff oil
ieges he bought Of the defendant IN
August. 1911, 40 head Of steers, thai
weighed, according to defendant
1920 pounds. Plaintiff says
he paid the defendant $5-75 per hun
dred. Later the plaintiff says he
discovered the steers only weighe<
Loco pounds per head. He says b.
has requested OF the defendant e
make good the difference, but th'
psalntiff alleges the defendant re
flses 10 refund the amount.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

]. S. Laws. who lately moved from
near Mexico TO Brookville, Kansas,
writes the Ledger as follows:
q like this part OF Kansas very well
so far. The weather is fine. Roads
are coed. Garden vegetables are
up and growing nicely People ars
soOsable here and we found sociable
people everywhere we have lived"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
MAY o T
When win Mexico people learn The
Importance Of IT.

When win Mexico People learn the
Importance Of lt7
Backache is only a simple thing
al first;
But when you know it's from the
kidneys;
That serious kidney troubles fol-
low;
That Bright's disease may be the
fatal end.
You viii gladly profit by the fol.
lowing experience.
'Tls the statement OF a Mexico cit
lzen.
Mrs. Sarah Brownfield, Washing.
ton st., Mexico. Mo. says; "Eigh'
years ago l had the worst possible
case OF rheumatism. The disease al
fected my limbs and joints, especial
my knees The pains made me sicl
and my kidneys and back constantll
bothered me. / finally had TO go I
bed aud was unable to help mysel
Il all. / used several remedies ani
docfored but received no relief un
III heard of Doan's Kidney Pulls
This remedy relieved me OF tn
rheumatic pains and backaehe.
: never had to use a cane or crutc
. since then and have had no recul
] reEee Of kidney trouble
] For sale by all dealers. Price !
s cents, Foster ilburn Co., New Yorl
/, soc agents for the United States.
s Remember the name-Doan's-ar
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
mrn walker VS.. eIendy.

Mrs. Mary Walker has Instituted
proceedings 10 get possession Of her
property on East Jackson street
She alleges the defendant who has
been her agent took possession OF
property unlaSfully on the second
day Of June. 1911, and has collect
ed the rent at the rate of SIS pei
month. She asks the court to give
her Judgment for $3.50 and posses
s11a of her property.
Other suits filed are;
City OF Mexico VS.. Q. Harreison
appeal from Police Court.
John l. Goslin vs., unk. heirs Q
Marry ct al 10 perfect title
J c King vs. unk heirs of Buchan
an ct al to perfect title.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

w. W. Pollock. chairman OF the
Agricultural Committee Of the Club,
says entries are coming in slowly
but that they are from boys whose
parents are among the mos progress.
slve planters In Audrain and who
win take an active interest Ia theaI
ehsidren's work. He urges those who
intend to take part IN The contest
to communicate with him immediate
~.
The entries made so far are al
follows:
Slonaker, Mexico, Mo.
John Stuart. Laddonia-
Ben Brown, MartinsbUrs.
Leland Spencer, Laddonia.
Victor Klingele. M~artinsburg.
Aaolph Paschang. Martinsburg.
Rosie Pease, Mexico.
Ed. Moore, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

Mrs j. w. Quinly, 1895 Boonville,
ST.. Springfield, No, writes us; Il
had rheumatism and terrible pains
across my back, l took Foley Kid.
ney pills and the results sure
and certain for now all pain has lefi
me. / gladly recommend them tc
all who suffer as I did" Otis Pur
dy, ciurgisi.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

You will look a good while be
fore you find a better medicine for
coughs and colds than Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy. 1t not only
gives refef--R cures. Try it when
you have a cough or cold; you arr
sure to be pleased with the promp'
curs which It viii effect. For SAX
hr m healarz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
OTIS puRpv GUAR
ANTEEs HYoMEI.

II you really mean that yoa want
TO drive every bit OF catarrh from
your nose and throat Why not tr5
a sensible remedy that Is guaranteed
TO Danish catarrh. or money back
II you already own a little hard
rubber HYoNEI Inhaler yon can buJ
q bottle Of HyomeI pronounce q
Highosme) for only 80 cents II you
40 not own an inhaler ask foi
complete HYoMEI outfit which con
tains an Inhaler. this win cost yo'
500.
Then breathe HYoMEi and get a.
OF catarrh, relief comes in five min
ntes, a days treatment win makl
you happy. a weeks treatment ans
snuffles, mucus and hawkings sc
another week and goodbye 20 c.
tarrh. Try It to-day on moaey-oac.
plan. Sold by OTIS Purdy and drul
gists everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS = $500
buys new device that doubles life Of
Auto T~res-repalrs punctures in
one minute-in any kind OF weather
guaranteed. Write Elliott Sales
Co. Kansas City. Knasas. Per D Il
f. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

my little son bad a very severe
cold. / was recommended TO try
chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and
before a small bottle was finished
he was as we'll as ever" writes
Mrs. H. silks, 20 Downing Street
Sydney. Australia. This remedy Is
for sale BY all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
WHY HE WAS LATE.
what made you so late?"
- cnsffbSon

"What made you 50 late!
j met Smithson."
Well, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home
to supper"
81 know. but / asked him how he
was feeling, and he insisted on tell
shg me about his stomach trouble"
did you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets?"
Sure. that is what he needs.
Sold by ali dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18
eEnERAL STORE foR SALE.

General store in small R. r. town
In Pike Co; stone building main
corner. low rent, three year lease
good school and churches; clean,
rev salable goods worth $4,000. I'll
health reason for selling. viii
take S75O0eO or $4,000 cash
and balance in land. d1 AT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

Ben +. Haskell, OF the black
smibhipg firm OF Haskell Bros, Rad
.his right hand badly mangled at 0
O'Clock On Monday morning. Mr..
Masked was working with the planer
and accidentally caught his hand in
the machine The little finger was
torn off and the palm OF the hand
severely cut. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

Roy Cable has the thanks of the
Ledger for a late copy of the Wis
coassn State Journal, which is q
1--we, progressive paper. Roy seems
to be very strong for LaFoilette for
President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-18

The first invitation extended BY
the Mexito Commercial Club for a
convention in this city has been nc.
.oapted and as a result the MIS-.
solrl STATE Gas, Water. Electric
Eight and Railway Association VIII
convene here April 10, II, and is,
1913. with an attendance Of at least
400 7his decision was reached
satures.y In Joplin when the 1917
convention OF the organization drew
T. a c'ose.