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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Prank Nilisr ~ NAco. arrisea 10 tho
puy yesterday orr visit - several
eeeks Nf Miier has been coninr a.
corpus r,ruiarb for shs last few Years
snd hs aoisd thc splendid improve.
nsnfs helms made during hi. last
VISIT iie All Spend most - hts time
trupiinE ihe sporiits trout aud TT
pou iurng his tisit here
i.fnesi @ uoruc otter weeks ,ls.
BE- Bog brownsville returned fn ne citY
iosterda,
Mra d. Aasns ~ Alice uas
sm"nr the suesis suisinr ~ re
Horne apartments yesterday
A. ncnrey of Temple h. in the
cliy for short VISIT socst ~ the
Seaside
~ nipunt ana eifv ~ usiis. ar
rived IA che oits ,c-irtdas for short
VISIT aud are sucsfs 80 'he Nldwcli
81 NcWhorisr ~ ruprio Miss
srrited 800 the ctf YESTERDAY fos
hriof visit and are encsia AZ the Horne
apartments
IS y iohusou ana family ~ Laredo
are visitors in the tify rusats az The
Seaside M iohpson IL one ~ me
largest ONION frowsru iE the state. b.
ms piuueof boz the industry in rcsas.
pru West ~ Ardmore vas amnnE
ths arrivals at tho Horne apartments
yesterday
o. Mcmillan "a kinrs,iilo spent
frsffritY boz the rItN
a Hansen and wife ~ iaGreuFc ara
sieiiors iu tho ciif and ore guests ~
che NldwaW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
COOPERATIVE CREDIT
SYSTEM IN BELGIUM
First Attempt MAIDS in sslaium 10 No,
lave FaFmsfs Frem Burden Of
tt,en interest was Cav,
srrwsntsl.

WARRINGTON. y. e.. Aus. ~
Minister Lara Anderson has completed
ths insestixatson ~ the 90 operative
vredlt a,atems 81 nelKlue which he
undertook IN connection wlth i'rssldaAt
ragtr attempt 10 establish GO operative
credit IN thss country for tbs bencs,t
~ the American fat,nrf
rhp nfAt attempt made a. Belgium 81
fnlseve the fafmefs from the burden
~ nigh interest rates Was saarntlali,
! sovssnmeasal undeetakinx h y In
,esrstlnx " matte. however. that the c,s-
.opvsaslNy Idea as Developed IA der
fnsnS WAS later adopted IN Belgium
and has lsfael, supplanted the plan
adopted ~ the ltelElan government. al
isas, 90 fAr ar the Smaller landowners
arr concerned.
~ ss~. m isss, the General Savings
sianS Was aoshosised 10 make leanr 10
farmers and 90 sccieties ~ farmers.
A. guaranty for THOSE loans small
corporate bodies we're formed. known
es rcompso'rs ssrlcics." which suaran.
scea she ioaas 10 The General savlnsu
lsAnh. and fcs this service r~cvhed a
small cpmmlxsson AZ the plan worAed
ont these suAsansors found Il both
nsore profitable snd safer 10 ACT A.
s"sss'o tr the iarees landowners
rhs smaller farmers could M, efser a.
E"od seoufaN and I-s commission paid
70 tss Ncmpsoifs nsrlsics- GA suvh q
io~n a. waA required ~ small farm.
~ did MT makc tho sAAnc worth the
ean1a~ t'eas~avently III the lsrss
'se'Ss ~ ss@ss sts*s ,h's icsm i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
COMING AND GOING

4
-
Lindsay Waters one ~ the h.-l
hne~n citifsns ~ nallinfen ana a
couslsieni booster 30 Southwest Tea
~. We visitor iD ere atY yesterday
Hiofping ut nae state
" Peters of eIhhil,ianlfQ K
" a. l.tefs q ilsAst idss b. tis
i,or tn the citY ar rrtrfa rrIiuffa
nussi county ss neinA lu excellent fnn
ditiun and SAYS bumper osou of ref
bon IL beink gathered This sfasou
~ W shumarkrr. prominent Nhnie
sale gruref - Houston. was q business
Visitor in Corpus yesterday. registering
~ tho state
W C. rayne representing tho Sam
Antonia rsprcs-. s.. 30 corpus for a
several days business ,flp
s. 4 uinekies returned Yesterday
from rhfcs epoft i.a wNsf. boz has
been Tor the pas, several wresa
Msyog Hon uisnion and City Marshal
n " en- ~ Kinrayiiie were visitors
W corpus Yesterday
Miss Maid~ Murray NJ Houston BE- bon
the CTS for weeks visit with ffirnds
Jesse D. fnfir hotci MAN of Cuera
and ono ~ ths pioneer citizens of south
wcst Tosas. was "a visitor In Corpus
YESTERDAY Iie was registered 10 the
State
Mrs ~ y Chester and daughter.
Miss H-e. N op.ilas. Ala who have
BEEN sp.Ddins me p.st two weeks iu
Corpus 40 mo su.s,s ~ nr and Mrs
IL q NcaFcf have RETURNED 90 Their
home
John - Davis realty aesi.r - l'efi
lsnd and one ~ the oen, known ciii
z-ns - the nsiehhorlns town. Was 4
visitor N tho city yesterday
PROT W Parker formerly Nuperin.
tendcnt ~ the pubiic srbools ~ Nsan
ass Pass was Visitor IN the cits yes
,erdsy ana walter ~ mo office N
County superintendent Na' ll-ntnn
with whom no conferred regarding
.chDe, matters rrnf PARKER VIII ihu
yesr have charge ~ the achpol Al
udem. IN San rstrlce county
rig- hafnrs and q ~ Hutchinson
both - ncs Motives la~a,. afa ih rs
eats for a seTcral dags stay
Mrs r. y Jo,,nron 81 San An'tuio
- ,lssios m me ems, a guest a, us
state
r. n Tc~kienhurs who resides b
/ Rrsunam. fnrmefis mansesr II ths
Lyftc theatre. - in the ciy for tfie
visit ne reports prosperous cnnat
/ ,ions az nrrnham snd AVS the cotto'
season Is on there 10 fun blast
1 AIRS B. N Fax VIM has hcen spana
I ine the summer with relatives in NsV
+ YoFe Jeff on last Saturday t0r th
return heuse and Is expected ~isha
= day 90 two
Mrs N A Garrett ~ south plua
has iusi returned froaa a vast 90 Mar
I'm Hrs dauehtet. Miss Mianie Car
ron returned ~ far - san Aniinsa
s'cpRlpg 90 70 visit rsleiives fes 4
ts~ day4
Miss Geneyss carroii % Victoria s
VISITING her aunt Mrs. NJ A carroll
on Sooth Hun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Msssrs N 3 sutisnn and "a % -
rrAs'. representing the ~ su'livaa
coml~us ~ Memphis Tenn are spend
sns re DAYS IN the city eh'h~ring
Rata neeessafs To- the gorghcominx -
s,fe = the International blue Ront
Mcsrv Sulhssl and secvsss carr ere
aentiAis from sne l-aalng commercial
Organizations m This and ether states
esmmcndinx their work They ar.
su-sts a, me rSeiilon ara viii remain
IA the eta ofsiS 4 short time
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Tar CorVus christi Nustcicers uie'
iass night a. the Commercial Clnb ~
me purpose ~ rccriYirr Instructions
captain ~ ~ usskms gsss me ars'
iessnn in ihe sehoai ~ muskefrY boz
ihs form ~ lecute The gnAs ~ ihe
new military onmrsny are expected
O. arrive duFinF the week. ~ eafly
neat wrrk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Miss Iennle ilun ~ Luilnr ara Mrs
VIM Gsrhardi were the guests N Cob
FRANK Holland 80 "a sail % Port Aian
a,s Yesterday on ihs pleasure hqal
Grey Fos- Col iieiiAra has BEEN
sl.snalns sssefal DAYS ~ csfpns AZ the
sirsen nntrl amt Fefnfn~d Yesterday "a
his ro~orl near Reosrorr ihe oak
Shore club and Will iu few DAYS w.
turn tn prlias
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

"raihr'a Weekly" presents tn ne ~
81 hv@'nvr- era" tine us'a, int~r--i,es
and lsnrorsan, news events ~ the ~~rs
iess 80 'ueS heppeaei Al The Sea
~ity Theatre ,,-ies a,,'i ., eF> we9neu
DAY s.sSN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


Birmingham D. New Orleans :
Mehie !. Montgomery o
chs,tancosa ett Memphis as
Atlanta "a Nashville "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,


Crlarbus e Kansas cats 4
i.anirs illn "a Atiuprsp,.iis g
Indianapolis 1 ~ rapi s.
Toledo 4 Milwaukee,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

nosion Chicago tcaiisd M 18th
ancount ~ darkne~si
~ i.ouis D Washington \
philadelphia = t'ssroit
veiana a. New YORK Ss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hssstlts Yesterday.

ChieaEo . nrookiSn o.
rittsburg =. Ros,en 4,
Cincinnati ?, New York ..
Philadelphia :. ~ ls,uis ..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Nrsh sll letters received FROM . a.
tannnifn OfsAnifsr - Alamo life iO ,
snraurr trnpHuf
tsa.tf a a. rANnhI.fl1.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

~ lsruis Va WF~h'nsten.
Cleveland m New York
rhicaxo Ia u0@tnn
pctrclt ~ PHILADELPHIA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

tii Lowest temperature last night
ca wind Velcnity; 10 precipitation In
sass s~enas feur hours
"a cfsAScEaI ssR.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
weArnta sullErlN.

Observations tak~n AZ a ma ssta
meridian ssme August ~, itis'
stations
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Where rhsy Play To-day.
nfnoti,n ~ ChifaEo.
New York IA Cinciuss,i
noaton in iaitshure
philadelphia ln sc Louis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
ALICE SCHOOL OPENS
, ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 3
z ssplsy sslssssd eea tS.ff,hlny Il 10
u Readiness -.Ass,urm."ss 81 the
Teachers Made

ALICE. Tax. Ads. n The publie
kchools 81 this ci,y viii vpen fos the
JsIi term cn Tuesday. sept sri. rs.
sssth'ns viii b. 10 readiness nt thal
slime and nj, INDICATIONS point 10 Il
bsost ruscernfui trfu
n Tho following teachers have hrsn
viecssd and ass,sned 70 plsces Ia the
ephouls
W q. uHcr. superintendent.
> " Esen~ principal
y Miss nahy Went. Latin and English
Miss rshol Cock Spanish aud liis
A,ry
e.fuude hrhren-. sisth Efadc
4 Msss Mary TpsrAmnn. ffth gfRre
Misr Enid Warren. fourth Efaho
4 Miss Ellzshesh Warren. aecond and
1hisi xrAdrn
/ Mi~a Bertha rawelL PRIMARY
i Tho unlon revival conducted ~ the
3sesrsend Mr. i'fsaf. witch has eon
.tsnsed fpf tbs past swo WEEKS. clos~l
Nrs, n,Tht 1h.s 10 M lar the most
pwonasffei revival ever held IN this
City over pan hundred pesple wefs
snnyefsed aud reclaimed groa'
1nans people have given their names
fot church nscsnhesrhip Thlr meet
;lnx has ssifrea AIies 20 "a, depths and
~sn NJ o. lasting henesl, TO her peor
Die
y The water works 9f~ssm has new
1pesn lassallsd and putAle dcmenksFa,
Nicn wsr given ON The streets sN,uans
7efsernopn previous ~ hsIns apecpsce
ny the city fathers Tnv system u
,moss vafnplcse and satisfactory. Tin.
fweiI Ia snout ste feet IN arr,h, has =
capacaty II se9c wAsi,rs pes mlnu,.
nnd the standpipe ss~cwd gives prcs'
sure os 81 pounds % sne sausrs tnus.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

San Antonio in Galveston
beaumont IN iiouston.
Dallas Ia Waco
Austin IN FORT Worth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Lindsey Waters one ~ the best
kne~n citizens 20 Harrington. ana a
couslsient booster for Southwest Tea
~. We r. visitor lD ihs ritp yesterday
.iofplng ID pse state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

; = <+%% 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

" u Peters of eunhileaoifQ K
" o. Peter. - ssls idss b. tis
i,or tn the citY ar reterp rcI.nfia
npssi county ss peine iu excellent fon
dilion snd SAYS q bumper rsup of ref
tun IL beink gathered This seas0u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

~ niuuni ana oifs ~ Dallas. ar
rived "a enc cas- yestrrdaf fpr short
VISIT aud are guests 10 'h~ Nlawcii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

pen West ~ Arimore was among
ihs arrivals at the unrne apartments
yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Mra J Aakns ~ Alice uas
tunnr thr suerfs auifinF ~ ire
uofne apartments yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

A. nehticy nf Temple ~ in the
riv for short VISIT guest ~ the
Seaside
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t.fnesi % liofnc anvr a weeks sls
30 Bog brownsville retururi 90 ths cy
tcstrrda,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

y W Schumacher prominent Nhnie
aais grocer - Houston. was q business
Visitor Ia Corpus yesterday. registering
AZ fho state
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
A New Wabash

Travellers up and down the
Wabash railroad between St.
Louis and Kansas City can no,
but be impressed with the army
Of workmen scattered in compan.
les Of from a dozen to a hundred
building the new track, which
will make this road second "a
none in the middle West il no,
in this country.
This is not all however for Il Is
getting $3.50 freight cars, 81 new
locomotives % new steel pass.
enger cars. and 81, 900, 900 worth
Of new steel rail. automatic block
signals. 1000 miles Of telephones.
water. fuel and safety bureaus,
a new locomotive shop at Deca-
tuer, extensive terminals and
minor improvements.
When this is all completed.
the Wabash will be a great cred.
dit not only to those who have
advocated and put thru the great
project, but to the state, and since
the Wabash is undoubtedly a fix.
ture where Il Is. this little city
should respond and keep apace
with the enterprise and provide
facilities for meeting all trains
and handling car load stuff,
whether merchandise. stock or
grain up town. This would
greatly increase business Of all
kinds because Il would induce
shipment Of much freight as well
as increase the passenger traffic
and trading at the town.
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06

and she was thrown against the
side Of the machine with such
force that one of her arms were
broken. Her father ard mother
who were in the machine with
her rushed the car to town where
the fractured arm was dressed
and she continued on her jour
ney.
Marriages. Henry Hinck Of
Burlingame, Kas. and Mrs. Lucy
Robertson of Norborne. Robert
R. Dickinson and Lora o. Rose
both of Carrollton. Ernest l..
Kistler and Ina B. Gosnell both
of Bosworth. Zony c Pyle of
Norborne and Myrtle McCluhan
of Carrollton.
Last Monday while DR.. j. G.
Wilkerson of Norborne was ad-
ministering medicine to a mule
belonging to Fred Knipschild he
was kicked so hard by the ami
NAL that it sent him sprawling
on the ground, and he is now
walking with the aid Of a cane.
The doctor thinks a mule never
forgets to kick even II he is
dead
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
nat. Of Ohio. city Of rol.ao. /

,tsie Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. In.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ID
ienlor partner. OF the arm Of D. y. Cheney
Co. cS9n.y Son, eusn' sss ,..s 70 tss city cf To
HUNDRED DoLIiRs for each ana sv.
Try case Of catarrh that cannot Be cured
By the use Of HALLS cATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed IN
ny presence. this eth day Of December.
A. d. uk
tseaD A. W, GLEASON,
Notary Pubiic.
Halls catarrh Cure II taken Internally
eous surfaces of Ire sy,tem. SEND for
testimonials. free.
y. J. CHENEY a Co. Toledo. o.
Fold BY all DruErists. nc.
Tsks Halls Family Pulls for eonsupstiou-
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
CARROLL

The heavy rains last week in
the vicinity of Bogard have
damaged the wheat that has moi
been thrashed in that section OF
the country.
A deal was closed last week
between A. C. Prakes of Union.
vile, Mo. and Alva Leonard
whereby the latter has sold his
place of 80 acres a short distance
from Bogard for S102.50 an
acre.
Mrs. Malissa Busley Williams
wife Of Chas. Williams Of Car
rollton died at the family home
last Monday Of stomach trouble.
She is survived by her husband
and two sons.
Amos Sniderof Of Norborne
who went to Rochester, MINI. a
few weeks ago to undergo an
operation was operated on last
week and the report is that he
stood il nicely and will be home
soon.
Mrs. Mary A. Cogburn, died
ut the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Andrew Hilton, in Prairie
township last Sunday morning
Of paralysis, aged 81 years.
She Is survived by five daugh-
ters.
The chautauqua at Bosworth
last week was well attended and
was one Of the best that ever
stopped at that place. Every
body in the community was to il
and even the Sentinel force did
lot get out but half Of the paper
SO they would be able to attend.
In attempting TO hurriedly
step of the porch at the home Of
Bud Settles last Sunday at Bos-
worth. Rev. W. w. Pierce who
is pastor at the Baptist church at
that place had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle. The ankle was
dressed and he returned TO his
home at Liberty.
The fire company was called to
the home Of Herman Hass n res
ident Of Norborne last Wednes.
day but Il was discovered that Il
was only a small blaze which
had started in a comfort and a
bundle Of cotton batting. Il Is
not known how they caught on
fire.
While driving an automobile
from her home at Cameron TO
Carrollton last Sunday and while
near Norborne Mrs. cottey lost
control Of the machine for n mo-
ment and Il crashed into a fence
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06

An article that has real merit
should In time become popular.
That such is the case with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has
been attested BY many dealers.
Here is one Of them. n. w.
Henderson, Ohio Falls, Ind,
writes. "Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy Is the best for coughs.
colds and Group and IL my best
seller" For sale by all dealers.
------- "a
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
A Beginning

Have you \ spare cigar about
you. old ehapf"
Certainly. But ] thought
you were going to stop smok-
ing7"
so ! am. but not too abruptly.
I've alread quit smoking my own
cigars Boston Transcript.
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
RANDOLPH

1
A barn on the Ed Patton farm
six miles from Moberly YVES des-
troyed by lightning last Monday.
Mrs. Patton was badly shocked
by the thunderbolt.
J. H. Whitecotton has just
finished threshing on his Ran.
dolph farm. He thrashed 5O7
bushels of wheat, 100 bushels Of
rye and 1900 bushels Of oats.
Mrs. Leila Marvin, 81 years Of
age died at her home three miles
northeast Of Moberly last We'd
nesday. She was the wife Of
W. B. Marvin who with three
daughters survive her. .sl
Bob Bassett, acting as special
policeman at the chautauqua at
Moberly during Bryan's lecture
last Sunday was overcome by
heat and had to be taken home.
Mr.. Bassett received prompt
medical attention and was re-
ported as well as could be ex-
pected.
Last Monday night August H.
Ostman died at the home of En-
gineer Nick Matthias at Moberly.
Mr.. Ostman was born Aug. Is,
l843 and died on the SO anniver-
sary Of his birth. He is surviv-
ed by his wife, one son end two
daughters.
Last week as Uncle John
Hendricks was walking thru his
barn lot he noticed something
which he took to be q dime part
ly covered with dirt. Upon ex-
animation he found il to be an
old half dime dated 1s4s. The
coin had probably been there 20I
years or more.
The Clark Chronicle was not
sold last week. The report that
was circulated that Rich r.
Carroll had sold il to w. z. Rice
was not true and was only a joke
started by Mr.. Rice. Mr.. Rice
will continue to stay on his farm
and Mr.. Carroll to edit the paper.
John ]. Ryan a well known
citizen Of Moberly became sud-
denly insane at his home last
Thursday and was taken before
the commissioners and Il was
decided he was suffering with.
emotional insanity. He was
taken to Huntsville for n few
days where he win be kept In !
sole quietude and II he does not
improve he will be taken to
Fulton for treatment
Last Wednesday night while
in frnnt Of the garage In Milton.
Iowa the auto belonging TO Louis
Faessler took fire and burned !,
The tank had just been flied
with gasoline and the machine
was destroyed without the tank
exploding. Louis Faessler who
In company with his mother
Mrs. Christine Faessler and II.
G. Gilfllrn and wife were return
ing TO their home In Moberly
when the accident happened.
About three weeks ago d. G.
Miller Of 81. Louis. canvassed in
the community Of Renick oryaniz-
Ing soap clubs for a St. Louis
firm. When he left he gave Jim
n $40 check In nav.
ment Of a % livery bill and re-
reived 81 In cash. The check
was deposited at the Merchants
Bank at Rebiek and a few days
Iater the check returned marked
no funds" Slaughter was
soon modified and 20 was Luther
Hamilton. constable who happen
ed TO be 10 the postofiice n few
days previous and learned that
the man wanted was working In
Macon. Hamilton took the first
train for that city and soon
l<~~s.l a.. ..st.- m
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
All Work Guaranteed ,
sTAMpER.a sTERMER
ls-tf
Summer Tourist Rates Via
Wabash x. r.

VdUdSu Ns n.
Round trip summer tourist
tickets on sale daily at the Wa
bash station. June LIST to Septem-
Der 10th.
Exceptionally low rates to all
sumr.er resorts East West and
North.
Circuit tours. including st.
Louis. Chicago. Detroit Cleve-
land. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto. Montreal. Boston. New
York City, Baltimore. Philadel-
phia, Washington and Cincinnati:
also trips on Lake Erie. Lake
Ontario. St. Lawrence River.
through thousand Islands. Hud-
son River. Atlantic Ocean,
Chesapeake Bay. Potomac River.
IL desired.
Literature and information re-
garding rates. routes and time
Of trains furnished promptly on
application 10 2l-3O
J.. M. TRULY.
Agent Wabash r. r.
Keytesville. Mo.
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06

The Courier is only si.0o Z
year all home pint.
Chariton courier., 1912-09-06
OF KEYTESVILLE

Offers special inducements for YOUR PATRONAGE.
Before purchasing elsewhere, call on those whose
names appear below, get prices and conditions of
sale You will profit by talking with any member
of the association well as patronizing him. Here
is the list:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04
NEWS FOR THE GOLFERS
Many Clubs Open Season To day
on Enlarged and Rebuilt Links.

From tee to tee and course to course the
cry of Fore" Will he heard to-day, and
unless the weather becomes moist again
records will he in jeopardy from the at
tacks Of the low markers. while the buffers
may he depended upon TO chcerfully renew
their divot singing. At several of the clubs
to-day has been set aside for openings,
some more formal than others
Out at the Great Neck Golf club prepara-
tons have been made for a start which
the members hope will effectually place
this new organization on the map Down
at Fox Hills golfers affiliated with this
well known Staten Island club have ar
ranged to qualify in several divisions. and
the Forest Hill Field Club members will
play for several prizes.
The golf season at the Ardsley club will
he opened to-day with team match be-
tween club members. The Nassau system
OF scoring will be used and the winning
team will be the guests Of the losers at
golfers beefsteak dinner in the evening.
Stymies have been eliminated from the
team match which will be played in con-
junction with an eighteen-hole handicap
medal play competition for the spring cup.
The official opening Of the links has been
retarded by the work OF improving the
course, which has been in progress for the
last six weeks. The course has been fertll-
lied throughout. and the turf is now OF
excellent quality. The putting greens have
been seeded and give promise Of becoming
better than ever.
The golf committee. which consists Of
Henry s. Brooks, Isaac y. Johnson. Arson
F. Robinson, Homer S. Green and Percy
Jackson, has arranged an extensive sched-
ule Of competitions lasting until Thanks
giving Day. a feature Of the programme
is a selected score competition for thirty
six holes prize is offered for both the
best selected gross and net scores. Players
competing for the net score prize will re-
ceivc one-half of the full handicaps TO
which they are entitled on November l6. \
player may turn in an unlimited number
of cards. provided that each card shows
complete attested eighteen-hole medal
score, and the two best scores for each OF
the various eighteen holes will constitute
the thirty-six hole selected score. Scores
made in club competitions will he recorded
as we'll as those made outside of competi-
tons Should there be a tie the player
having the best nifty four-hOe score wins.
This competition will be decided NOvem-
Der 1s.
Another important competition is that for
the Presidents cup. beginning September
IS, the first eight to qualify and play off at
match play. The first round is To be played
on or before october ), the second round
before October u. and the final on or be-
fore October 10. There are also many
eighteen hole medal play handicaps sched-
uled.