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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
PERSECUTION PURE AND
SIMPLE, SAYS WILLIAMS
His Client, DR.. PeIIette, Ar
rested Nine Times
From The Hutchinson Gazette

From The Hutchinson Gazette
According to the statement Of
c. NJ. Williams, of the legal firm
of Prigg & Williams, of Hutchin-
son, DR.. Eugene PelIette, of Lib
eral, Is the subject of systematic
plan of persecution. Mr.. Williams
returned yesterday from Liberal,
where he defended DR.. Pellette
against the charge of murder in
the fourth degree.
1t is alleged that DR.. Pellette,
who is practlcing osteopath, was
Indirectly the cause of the death
of a Liberal woman and the charge
of fourth degree murder appeared
in the information against him,
succeeding his arrest Mr.. Will
Jams filed a motion to quash the
information, alleging that it was
technically in error and that the
facts as set forth could not be
proved. The court, il seems, was
about to snstain the motion, when
the prosecution asked time to pre-
sent additiocal authorities. This
was allowed and the matter was
taken under advisement.
This so called prosecution,
pure and simple" declared Attor-
ney Williams, yesterday. "Busi'
ness men with whom talked in
Liberal gave me the impression
and | know from the number of
failures to convict my client, that
there is no foundation for the &C.
tons, DR.. Pellette has been ar
rested on nine different occasions,
since he began practice in Liberal
and has not been convicted on q
single one of the charges. They
are trying to run him out, but he
is going to stay"
On one occasion. the attorney
said. DR.. Pellette was arrested,
charged with brutally spanking
his child, 1t developed at the trial
that the little one was crying AnC
that the parent was simply clap.
ping his hands, in an effort tC
quiet it. DR.. Pellette is the sor
If Mrs. lila M. Pellette, employed
in the Reno county treasurer's Of
flee.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03

Five room house for rent. In
quire Of V. H. Grinstead.
4-19tf
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
Salvation Army Thank Us

Salvation Army Thank Us
wish to thank the citizens of
Liberal, for their kindness in help
ing The Salvation Army to lift up
the fallen. The Salvation Army
is now working in 81 countries
and colonies. We have in the U.
S. 26 homes for fallen women,
1888 girls were admitted to these
homes during 1909. We have 23
slum posts, 70 workingmen's no.
tells, 4 homes for waits and strays
and 3l2 children Accommodated
in these, 6 nurseries and children
sheltered in these 1915. Last
Christmas, dinners were given to
800, 900 poor people. Employment
was found for 1885 men out side
our own institutions. 7,4S7 tons
of coal was given to the poor Of
the large cities. This work is only
accomplished by the help of the
good people.
Yours for the fallen,
Fl. b. Northup, Engign.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
Words Of A Statesman

mo man is fit to be the law
giver for a mighty people who
yields to the demands and solicit
ations of the few who have acce' 6
to his ear and is forgetful of Il q
vast multitude who may new +
hear his voice or look into his face
CHAMP CLARK.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
Typewriters Given Away

The Emerson Typewriter Co.,
of Woodstock, Illinois, have re-
Gently given away over 400 of the
highest grade, wholly visible EN-
merson Typewrlters made in the
world. They have gone into ey-
cry state and territory in the
United States. There may be
some in your town. They are
giving them away everywhere to
men, women, boys and girls, over
Is years of age, on surprisingly
liberal conditions.
If you could make any use of q
500 typewriter, provided it did
not cost you even one cent, then
in letter or on a postal card adj
dressed TO Frank l.. Wilde,S Pres
ident, Woodstock, ILL.,, simply say,
Mail me all your Free Offers, !"
and by return mail you will re-
ceive their Free Offers, the names
of over 400 who have recently re-
ceived typewriters free, and you
will learn on what easy conditions
you can get one of their type
writer's free right away.
The Emerson Typewriter is
one of the highest grade, wholly
visible Typewriters made in the
world. Many who have used the
Emerson" and other make
pronounce the Emerson" su.
perior to any 500 typewriter on
the market. 1t is wholly visible
machine, has every new, up-to-
date feature, looks like other high
grade 500 typewriters, though it
sells regularly for less and on
teams of $l.OO down and 10 cents
q day until paid for. The EN-
merson" has every new improve
ment, universal key board, back
spacer, tabulator, two color ribbon,
everything the best; is the ideal
machine for beginners as we'll as
the most expert typlsts and stem
ographers; just the writer sc
use of high grade typewriter,
even though it didn't cost you one
cent of money, then be sure, on
post card or in letter addressed
to Frank L. Wilder, President,
Woodstock, Ill.," say, Mail m
your Free Offers"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03

Take your cream poultry and
eggs to the Liberal Creamery and
receive highest cash prices. tt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
A Western Kansas Soil Sur
Vey

A Reconnaissance Soil Survey
of Western Kansas" issued by the
y, s. Department of Agriculture,
has just been issued. This is a
very valuable publication, showing
the soil conditions of what is com.
monty called the Great Plains.
The book gives general descrip-
ton of the country, showing the
surface character of the soil, so
that land less valuable for a9ricul-
ture may be once distinguished
from that more suitable. 1t also
gives the location of land, the gen.
eral surface features, the regions
that may be drained, population,
transportation facilities, markets,
etc. Under the head Of Climate
it gives temperature, frosts, pre-
cipitation, evaporation, winds, the
change OF climite. Under the head
"Soils' there is a lengthy discus
sion of the various kind. In ad-
dition there are a few sketches
and a large soil map Of Western
Kansas.
Parties desiring q COPY Of this
publication may obtain same by
writing a letter to
Congressman Geo. A. Medley,
Washington, D. @.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
$4,000 Reward.

l will pay the above reward for
the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons illegally hand
ling, driving of and disposing Of
or butchering any Of my stock.
G. VI. LIGHT,
Liberal, Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-03
WEST BOUND.
Reeve, Threshing Outfit

FOR SALE, or TRADE for
land-A 80 H. P. Reeves engine,
a AZ 70 Avery separator, water
wagon and feeder all complete.
Also pillow outfit, all in good con-
dition. For full particulars write
UNITED STATES INVESTMENT Co,
339 New York Life Building,
Kansas City, Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
CONDITIONS GOOD
ALL DOWN SOUTH
Many Large Industries Launched
During the Past Week-The
Tradesnan's Review.

Chattanooga. Tenn. July 2o.-The
past week. according to the Trades
man has been one OF satisfaction it
IL may SO hc expressed practically
throughout the entire south and South
west
Crop conditions are exceptionally en-
couragire. manufacturing plants are
beginning to rum full capacity; new
industrial Developments are along
practically all lines. and neither poll
Ties national or local seems to be
given the attention that marked this
era In previous years.
The following are among the i'm
for the week ending to-day
Magnolia Pine and Cypress COMPANY.
savannah, Ca. Sl.00o.000 Spartanburg
Land Company. Spartanburg. :. C.. ST.
100000. the Graf stove and Range
Company Louisville. Ky. 100000; Bar
tow Iron Ore Company. Wheeling. w.
Va. Sl5O.000. Mason Building Company.
houston Ten, 100000. Banker Realty
Company. Lake Charles La. $1,000
Hess pnst!ess Mining Machine Com
panN, AuStcd. W. Va, 100000 Ma
lonal Celluloid Company. Savannah,
Ga 100000, Creek County Oil Com
rany. Snunlra, okla. $40 600: Albany
Cotton Manufacturing Company, Al
hany. Ga, $4,000; Virginia Ware
mouse Corporation, Richmond va.
100000. West End Development Com
pany. Winston salem. y. c. $500, 900;
san Carlos Water Company Go operate
m Webb county,. San Antonio. TEX.
100000. Caldwell Electric Power and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
clean. beautiful. and sanitary Containers
as purity paper bottles

clean. beautiful. and sanitary Containers
as purity paper bottles.
Under these conditions there can la
no doubt Of the fact that ia tie ter
ritory that looks TO Richmond tor all
sood things there must be an immense
sale for the goods that. are made unde.
the patents that have brought about
the sanitary paper bottle. \ factory
in hts town 10 make these very use.
inl articles would certainly meet wi,h
success and would be- quite an addition
to the Industries OF the town. And, il
may be said in general way. thar a
factory TO meet the demand would
add not less than hundred people
10 tho wage-earning army OF Richmond.
1t is 20 he hoped that the mon who
are trying 10 establish here a factory
:or the manufacture of these goods
will meet with prompt anu abundant
success. Richmond needs more small
factories OF this and other kinds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
MADE IN RICHMOND
. ? AP { R B OF TIES

Richmond Is reaching out for new In
dustries and 1t is getting them too
The more the merrier. Inventors and
other people who have control OF good
things that need TO be manufactured
are learning that the logical place for
the making OF good things is Rich
mond. Good things that arc Tor sala
can find no better place than Richmond
20 start from. for here they viii have
advantages that they would not nnl
in many other towns In the frs,
place there is no town in all tho South
country that is a better distr!butine
point than IS Richmond. In the second
place factories Of all kinds nnd local
announcement here
The Purity Paper Bottle Company,
with present headquarters In Wash
ington. is concern that Is looking
to Richmond as the site ana homo for
a factory 10 make the products OF the
mind OF the inventive genius who
conceived a sanitary receptical for
milk. cream, medicine and heaven
only knows what else
This company now has n big factory
in Washington from which the South
ern trade is being supplied. Tie com.
pany wants TO get closer to that South.
ern trade and In the nature Of tn,
case Richmond strikes them as the logl.
cal point.
AS l understand 1t. the purity paper
bottle is an attractive and convenient
package and delights the housewife re.
ceiving food stuffs delivered in them.
1t is not necessary to wash or return
them as Is necessary with most pack
ages. but when used they are thrown
away Besides preferring them for
their convenience tho consumer 10
sratified because OF their santa ~
qualities.
1t may be further stated that this
paper bottle is single service CON
tainer for all kinds of liquids. moist
and dry food stuffs ana numerous other
articles. 1t is alright, sanitary and
scrm-proof 1t is a package that Just
hts into the tendencies of the times.
Now. when there Is I'm every part OF
the country agitation looking into the
more sanitary handling OF all food
stuffs. II is readily understood that no
moro opportnnc time could be i'm
aelned for the introduction of such an
article. 1t Is not anticipating too far
to say that legislation in all parts OF
the country will soon require that milk,
cream. and foods or all kinds be de-
livered to coDsumcrs in such recognized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
CHARMED WIN WEST POINT.
Port Richmond 1, to Have a Good Post
once Building.

West Point, Va. Jll. -l.-stepheu II. An
9elsoh, OF Hew York. treasurer Of the Old
dominion Industfia. company o. West Point
came down this wcek WITH friend OF his
70 see tho town. ile expressed himself as
very much PLEASED and was asioR.shed to
hna West Point 50 large place. lie also
Noticed in his appfoacn to West Point. on
the chesapeake steamship liner how much
New Nork and West Point were alike as to
.ocai!on. lie spent some t!nc win ,ho local
AhtiquArian and WAS very much inter-
esieG IN West Point and SURROUNDINGS and
many points Of interest. new and o!i. and
Nfr possinl.!iics ior various industries. her
'imate and advantages sencral.y. Nj An
4 uersnn mas charge OF tho safety deposit
Building.
IAis week committee :rom the Chamber
o. Sommeree-cr crosby Thompson. president.
!toDert 9. Garden. W. x. Broaddus and J. T.
B!and-accomranied by committee IRON.
the Iuwn Counc!l-J. W. Wilkinson and Jo-
seph L Bland-v!sitod Wash.ngion TO look
after the new post-office building so much
needed here They reported on their re-
turn that the building is assured but there
Is so much government red tape to be un-
wound ti.ere may be what apDeArs to West
Point oooms too much slownoss and delay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

Itcnl Estate Enthusiast.
Another successful business woman
VINO mas doomed on tho Richmond horl-
ION IS MIS-. L. liawes L.pscomb. who
may Doe called = real estate enthusiast,
A-rs Llpscomb. some years ago con-
'+iNed the idce that woman could
do real estate a s we'll - & man II she
only knew how. and She thought she
knew how. Anyhow. sh. tried her
hand ana her success has been re-
narkable Mrs. Lipsconib's Idea was
10 buy cheap grounds and develop them
hnd get profit on the Same. with
tnls idea she started out q little more
than ten years ago. ana since then she
had developed some fne properties
boulevard property and Highland Park
property. Jus; now Mrs. Lipscornb is
giv!ng her best attention to the de-
volopment Of some Westham and West
hampton properties. ara Judging b.
hei past Efforts. 1t goes without say
ins that she VIII abundantly succeed.
Mrs Lipscomb started Ia the real
estate business in Norfolk. bat and .
ing Richmond "A moro inviting ned.
she came here and her success has heen
wonderful AS q salesman she IS a
pronounced success Day after dag
she goes TO her once at 1913 East
Main street. and She often makes six
tlps day 10 Westhampton IN her
motor car. showing what her company
has to offer customers Being tho
only woman ia the r,al estate bust =
ness She has sold hundreds OF lots TO
women and by honest business meth .
DDS had developed wonderful iol-
lowing Mrs Lipscomb has had msi-
ness offers from San Franclsro New
ork. Dallas and other cities. but she
e. IA.
been impressed with tho big values
Many Of tho women who have bought
lots from her have turned good pro-
ITS. ana scores of people have made a
start which has put them solidly on
their feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
ur no THE SHIPPERS.
They Cnn Get Dettcr Services II they
VIII McIn Die KnIlrnnd..

Railroad operating men devote moro
attention 20 cor efficiency than ever
before ana insist that IL colld be-
dourlcd without additional facilities II
shippers handled their Nelght prop
erly, as water carriers require them
To lo Ran carriers get only l-2 per
cent % their freight cars in contn-
uous motion. compared with 80 per
cent OF cargo space in boats in con
tnroLs motion. because shippers long
age got into habit Of using cars for
storage. ono leading authority on car
ferf ec te.iH that II shippers helped
IaliiN"!s 10 attain maximum eiticienc '
th' l'fff nfag 60 OF freight cars In mo-
KIP "'Ait average % per cent or an
l"ctenHt az goo per cent. That would
W.tn doubling average freight cars
oaliy novemeni which now IS no,
mA.n moro than twenty miles II is
/ regarded as good performance 10 get
i""neN ear Into aud ont Of Chicago
W. seven aaSs The same authority
gays railroads could do their present
l'i Nine 90 business with one-haif theIr
present supply % freight cars ,n the
reis' ihnt as iranic expanded and Did
ett= Wrf" scfarped they could double
We service ~ remaining carq
,N''.i replacing ola ones. untn the,
hhf "rocicA annual saving OF si7t
wy NNN ID interest depreciation ana 20
pa That would DC real eonser.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
REAL ESTATE AND
Bull DIN c NEWS
(Continuen From First l'asel

-
as SAINTS Temple" while for the pub
lie the old name viii re retained.
Nj Barnes Is making elaborate and
radical changes and improvements. the
most notable OF which is the addition
or large and handsome banquet hall
There is "A new stage and scenery. and
the electrical appliances are being re-
built
Theatrical Equipment.
The large assembly .Oom rs being
r,decoratod and frcscoed Sin hun
died opera chairs win be installed,
dressing rooms added and the hall
equipped for entertainments o. a
theatrical character. as We'll az i'm
proved Tor dancing purposes.
j. Thompson Brown y co. who have
had charge OF the hail ever since it
was built will continue in charge and
report many engagements being book
ed for the coming season
Samis Grotto ana the Yelled Pro
pnets. better known. perhaps, as Blue
Lodge Shriners. has had a pronounced
success They number nearly 500, and
have outGrown their ola quarters ia
Tho Masonic Temple. which necessitat-
co their securing larger and more
commodious hall. The ciled Prophets
ire enthusiastic over their new quar-
teIs. and many additions are expected.
The ceremonies incident to their de-
gree work are perhaps the most elab-
crate and entertaining Of any Masonic
order
Big events are expected when they
have their nrst meeting IN the new
temple ana preparations are now being
made TO make it red lettor night.
Livcl. snlc Of Lots.
For 4 midsummer sale OF lots in the
midst OF terrific heat. the sale ~
for;y-seven pieces OF land at Forest
Hin PArk last week was we'll attended
indeed. The affair was conducted by
J. Thompson Brown x 60 for Charles
l. Todd. trustee. The bidding was
spirited at all times. and the auc-
iionccr KEEP, everything on the move.
Tho lots were sold sinely. in pairs. in
punches of three and hve, and in whole
clocks. The actual crying time was
forty seven minutes, just lot a Min
ute
The lots on Park Avenue broush,
so tho front foot while those on
Thrty-second and Thirty fourth
Streets Yielded So. SIS and SS.75 the
front foot The buyers We're NJ. c.
Mann. j. Todd. j. w. Raynolds &.
r Jones NJ j. Johnson and others.
suelhuno warehouse at Twelfth and
Canal Streets While the price is not
given. it is understood to be about
seS.op0 or $4,000.
italian Clubhouse.
The Italian Beneficial and Soclal
Society Will erect a building at Broad
ana Allison Streets. It VIII be OF
three stories. with stores on the street
floor Tnc stcond Aoor will be given
UP to dance hall, while on the third
story there Will be an auditorium and
lodge rooms
on behalf OF the society Louis Mar
chetu purchased the ground from VIII
lam NJ Miller & Co. at price OF
$4,000.
one good sale during the week was
made nv Charles A Rose Co, dispos ng
Of Nos. 1905. 1907. 1909. 1911 and 1913
North Twcnty-hrst street. and 1923
North Twenty-second street. for SIS
Oo1.
Other sales By this concern were:
si3 Nor,h Seventh street, $1,000 slS-
3l5 north Twcnty-fourth street $1,000
seveniy-Nve feet on franklin Street,
10000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
coAL 10y rlrE LINES.
Inventors Claim to Have Discovered system
TINT VIII KrNnImiionise Conl Nuslness.

Thc Manufacturers Record asks.
Is .i pos-.ala 90 mine coal in such a " ay
as io elisn.nut. she dangers 90 cNp.os!on ana
20 rtduce vac cost OF mining by the use
oi a machine wHlrh can mile $50 or more
tons % coal day win only TWO or three
iuen opcraNns o. and 40 develop n system
hy which cpni mined n This way can be
transported ANS distance through pipe lines,
just as 90 s now handied2 Il these things
b. feasible. revolution In mining and coal
transportation affecting all the industries
ot rs. wnrld VIII oc brought about
Joseph 49, Hoac4ey aud Walter n knight.
% Sew York. calm 70 have invented tho
machine and ai ~ use apparatus by which
tnls Very fAing can be done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Rcnl Estntc Enthusiast.

sowe ana Marshall s';ee,s. in whiea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Cotton Movement

New Orleans. July .O-In his last report.
the secretary OF the New Orleans cotton
Exchange shows that the amount OF cotton
hroush; Into sight during $40 days or tho
present season was 1866. $40 bales, an in
crease over the same period last year OF
S.s.l,s-s bales The exports were TO- 20 $50
bales. an increase OF co25,,05 bales The
takings were. by Northern splnne.s 22s7 s3s
Daics. an Increase OF sol 3i5 bales: by South
en- sp!nners 2i7i,.s5 bales. an Increase OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
cIInchneld fncrcnses cnnI1nl

The Clinofaeid Goa. Corporation. OF
Dante. Va has nled an amondmeut ia In,
charter 70 Increase maximum capital stoci.
from sloo-gC0n to :-S.0lJ.cpl and crcatInr
Preferred stock OF s3eno COO. referring 10
further activities IN this connection. lame;
II. Airport. the president o, the corpora :
ton. says the developments contaminated
are only In accordance with the natural
increase OF their business and are being
accomplished under the ordinary course
OF operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

Ice Company. Caldwell. TEX. 100000:
McMan Oil Company. Tulsa. Okla.
100000.
In addition there have been a large
number OF Interpretations between SIS
900 and 100000. contracts closed and
bond issues noted. Road Improvement
and civic development work continues
acti.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

VI All OF Richmonds great business
women guess Mrs. r. G. Kidd f. go
lltied to place at or near The bena
CT me column. She is the pin Mona,,
i-ckie' woman. a young woman
mere girl. learned how to maxi
5000 pickles. and Just as mai
ter OF pride sho put some Of thau,
on exhibition at one of the old
tine state Fairs. They won nrom-
Inns and somebody wanted To- Inv
then' The young woman needed a
iittIe pin money, and she thought she
would sell n few. She did. and then
there came demand fcr them. Mrs
k'il was a good business woman. ond
she saw a big future for pin money
pickles. She took to the road and be-
came tho first woman drummer tho
world ever saw To make n long story
short she introduced ner pickles all
over the United states. and in ono
way and another they got introduced
In foreign lands. and to-day Pin Money
lickles are being sold in all the Wide
world. The factory that makes them
in Richmond has grown from "A little
Kitchen proposition and cook stove en-
v!ronment to six-story factory at