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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
lyounes CREEK.

We certaiay are enjoying me
change in ne weather from he ~
,rcme cold 20 the moderate
VIM. wainscoat was aalied p NJ
fash<rs near Sturgeon, to be ~
the bedside Of his brother who was
very ~.
Ms. charlle Adams IS quAe SICK
Of neuralsia.
Miss Mary Moore OF Lohs
sn.arsasped a dinner last Sunday
Miss Madee Householder and Ar
Kester Of Mexico. Miss callie Benny
ana AIR. Ross Ewings Of Ions
smnch and Mr.. John Eliss o
YounEs CreeE-
y c Benny and family Nisle'
-cbas. rangers at skinner sunday.
r. Bouiware and family were On
guesas AZ Mr.. Geo. Elzea's first
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury ~ers sasiuos
4 at Ed. Pitchers on Long Branch a"'
Sunday.
+ Born, on Jan. 10, a : lb. daaense
: TO Albert crieler and wife. she W
tnee) MISS Bessie Smith, dauehA'
Of Frank smith. Of Monroe Co
We hear OF a good many noTsss :
ing around Moline Of blind sNagger
Pate Cauthorn bought % head
4 stock hogs OF the Ellis Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
J Jones' Grave.

The article above which yas
IIshed Ia sunday's Republic VII
read Win interest in this count
historical facts stated being d
tcres 10 the younger people,
die older ones will read \ n
pleasure ~ a reminder d "
days ard Of the man they haT
veil.
There Ia 40 nsea for ihc cena|
Anon snensioned TO locate
loncl loss i grave or 70 cred
monument over st, as be ~ 4
|rlad il the private graveyard q I
| mem Of 1000 or more acre
he owned Of Are time OF his a
! four miles north of Alxvasse-
Iaied Jan. a. 1897, from an aassI
ihcart dsease He was the fsas
sixteen children, nine Of Th@ I
vive hlm He left Q win SaAa I
vided vhaa fhe body Of land Y
Il owacd shouldn't be sold una
youneeat Child was p years
! 81 Until It could be sod f@
acre. At the time he died !
thought tllas would be a Se :
Tor TO land and that il EouA
q png time before Il volA
reach hat sum. To-day j :
probably seA readily at so aas
Colonel Jones was educ'ea
/, FULTON and studied law here
. Hon. John Jameson. He Halne
oldess daughter Ct Samuel yam
Who men lived On The farm
Ilol Fulton, TWO Of Mrs Jones :
, 81 Fa,ton. Two Of Mrs Jones
i live hi Fuston; Mrs. jcan I
!, and Mis-. nr. Baskets, and Y
(. sister lives AZ MccFedie' w.
Il OF his children, one son y
4 tired banker in Alabama, one !
lin Kanasas City and one II =
y mia. Two Of his daughter @ :
4. lin Mississippi and one u .
u No Tuition sun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
News FROM@@#
asA ROUND

tralia Tuesday.
Arthur Yaser helped Bob Peck
kin hogs Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthnr Wager and Miss leona
Foreman spent Tuesday eYeneng a.
Henry perreys near Hollensvile-
A Rebekah lodge was o~rearited =
Tulip Thursday night.
George Brown and F. ". brewer
bad a hog and COW traAe MONDAY
Harry staicup Of near oenaIaa
school house and John Anderson IN
vaniandineham and Melvin beaate'
Ion M0nroe coutny were aeN Mo-
day.
Rev. J. NJ. Hornback retained ol
Tuesday from a vist with his -
her who Is attending school at 60
iumbla-
phi Roberts and wife went 20 Ger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Columbus. Ind. Jan. 20, 1912
NY dear afr. White
Enclosed you will flnd my check
roi the Ledger for another year
You ask for a word from ex'MeSi'
coans as TO what Is needed %
make Mexico a better town
Mexico Is not different nom oth-
or towns; they all have their share
Of disgrmaled pesslmtsts, who faii 70
see good in anything unless u bring
MONEY INTO THEIR POCKETS, re-
gardlass Of the effect upon others
These people must, OF Necessity. be
put up with, but should not dominate
A good number Of Bible School
classes have adopted for their mot
to. THE Other Fellow realizing
the fact that by helping OTHERS "
help OURSELVES.
il the citizens of Mexico Cor an,
other town. could adopt that Same
motto and i've up 70 Il, "oh, Wha'
a Change"
The Mexico spirit shouid be {
shirt OF heIpfulness, manifested b.
a willingness on tfe part of eacl
and every citizen TO roll up ~
sleeves and work hard for every
thing that looks toward progress nm
permanent Improvement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

This Rev. Prozer tiled his resu'
lar appoGnament saturday aFd sun
day Al New Hope.
Archa Johnslon aoh two Aeaies
calves 10 AFR. Smith for So
Grandma Edwards u reported @ :
improving In health.
The DolIins family who hAFs
the measles are getting along nsee'''
Iexceps one son. who : not %
Wen
Archa johnson and family YsiN
tho randy OF Geo. Pickett sundsS.
T. X Doliins Of Mexico
Inv brothers family Sunday also ca
ed on w. n. Chick and wife.
Il. y. shock was in Mexico .
hnsiness this week and reports IN
roads bad.
Born. to G. H. Ddckey and Wis Z
Jan. 20. a on. Mother and pao
doing nicely
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
souTH

Hugh Williams spent SUNDAY @nd
Monday with homefolks.
Mrs N Of near Thompson 3 MS
~G&esT-Mrs J. F. Clark
this week
Oscar Clark who 1as besn vim
honefolks the past few montns -
turned 10 sheridan lake. Colo. Tues
day,
UNCLE Martin Hiidebrand who ha'
been m for some time Is much i'm
proved at this writing
Az Williams and wife were y
Mexico Monday.
Clarence Cox moved from The ID
Cave place TO the hampton place ias
week.
Mr.. 0gley who has been WITH ne
father. Unele Martin Hsidebrand. %
past two months returned TO he
home near Montgomery Cay Monda
Gale Douglass and family ha'
moved into their new house
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25


ly, Of the ST. Louis school OF 50
cial Economy. A very able special
.isf.
EyangeAsm-The Rev. Paul II.
Linn, D. D.. Pastor scruegs Mem
orial NJ. e. Church, and chairman Of
the Esangelistic Gomsnhttee of the
ST. Louis Movement
Missions The Rev. Ben n Mitch
leu, FORMERLY missionary IN india.
Now pastor Compton Heights clirie
tian Church.
For the Sunday school afternoon
: service. Mr. George =. Coxhead, Gen
sec'y Y. NJ. G. A., st. Louis. Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
NJ HOW TO MAKE
MEXICO
!. A CITY

When i read Bob Wofrsn
things wanted. | thoagiit
4 lot ii Bic undertakings Z,
town and then y
ed the story OF the cloeN,
saa 10 count up the nurlps'
ticks il would have TO nlaAo
years time and was 50 ~
he imnienaisy OF tic JOB =
stopped short thinking II g
e. make ii. 50 would not Y
When reminded that i vi
70 make but one tick 81
All thar was necessary
uence and perseveranc'' Il !
un eo,,raee and went 70 W. W
and sTUcK TO IT 'TlL Y
WAS DONE u that paa 81
lowed Mexico can nave -
Cor any other fellow wan II
one win be oyer-tazeu'
a. $40
physically or mentally "a
Being born and reared /,
old Mexico" | manp''lr .ud
interest IN her weiiafs ,'nat
see ali Of her needs u"
piled rocr|
VITA best wishes 70 a
tho entire Ledger iofee
WILL 4 HARD
ct
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Geo. S Townsend. editor Of the
Mountain Grove journal. was in Mex
leo Tuesday en- route 70 Jefferson
city 10 attend the convention Of me
FEDERATED Commercial Clubs Of Ms
sonri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

plenty of money TO loan on I'M
proved farnns at very low rate Of In
terest-
North Missouri Trust Co,
Mexico, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Rozier Hail, wen known hers, has
been elected president Of the Okla
homa state Bank Of McAiister- Mr.
Han IS one Of the leading bankers
Of bis State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

houesf ccnsick on Of my hear
no heur need BE- entertaiD.s r.
one 10 or out OF the county
the iaishtyl observance Of a.
Ions u our agreement
enseHaav none. Be qasL. -
atas "a hcme and attend :
lDvn business. aud / feel
harm eda befaA any. IN ve..
he numerous Kindness
from men women and childr.
Inc afe last week l make NV
aud expnasa 10 al he deee
Of gratitude / fcol tfsrea. ~
for The beat and belbeving abss
w founded, ! remain yours I
~ =. JONES'
The she wiA be sent "a
state rhetorical Society al /
hsa ia order ilsat the memory +
/, Jones. AZ the head Of an In,,
kansdom for The braef space d
woek. but to whom no MONS
I hae been erected. may he
. served amons abe States ape.
Whether Col. Jeff awed Cen /.
derson or was himself conooe,a !.
overoome by hhe courtesy and ssss
Z diplomacy Of that famous w..
lrab. ID a MATTER to differ eva, !
he was evidently convinced IA :
RESCUED the principally Of vh,a /.
l. wis but an humble citizen ct ~ h
einnang OF the var from lavs.,
and pallage
Perhaps Gen Henderson, Who j.
renowned as a Judge Of men,ma.
IL the queer ultimatum; pe,aam
~ dgdn%. anyhow. the aKiaedon
y Getaway, famous M its n,
y Throughout the civilized world. ,
originally founded by Col. Joss
nc Col. jeff. Jones. Nowhere outsS.
Missouri could a man named H,
%, have founded a kingdom 50 riA ,
SO great. II Is a curious by.aiA
o. the States history. aromance vi
sas MissosuSans with an itch for Id
have overlooked entirely, and 1
lhs suggested that a commission Be
pointed TO locate the grave Of
Jones and identity Il for tie {
are cf an unlmaginative posterity.
The same paper tells Of the a
eiip ai Of 700 men under Gen. PA
~ Fulton and Of the pressing
81 800 worth Of horses from MsJ
liins at Columbia by Capt. Swim
20 company Of Monroe County Il
swinney was the famous ones
ans bersiker Of Prices army sra
say across tlse border with Shelly,
nofy killed while ekoraning a hacend'
20 over the line In Mexico, his
er q being to rescue a California .
aoye head as prisoner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Mayor Willard Potts and 7. A.
Morris left Tuesday rloTning for
Jefferson City to atfend a meeting
OF the state Business Mems Associ-
alton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

WillAam HARRISON formerly OF
Mexico. has traded his big farm
near Garden cry, Kansas, for bot
tom land, ia good old Missouri. near
st. Joseph. We welcome the Harri-
\ pe back TO Missouri and hope they
VIII return 10 Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

The Mexico Grocery. Phone %.
on the East side OF the Square, Of
fess a ~hieh-class line Of the
best goods. Call and see us
4S&SO, Ellis & Roberts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

dom. OtW pr
~ ffty years and more
..as County, IN the State OF
~ been known g
w,n~dom. The appeihnsaor
.rms time extended into rms 49,
~" caalaway. but more oNen
aoln .a.sarsd form Is used and every
a-.sas,san 70 tie manner oore
n,ss On die instAnt he bears
nsrt,cuaar poion Of ms I'M
'srIs,' nomohlmes imDeros's S01n
monwealth Is auuded 70.
Va. willie knowing this mpen. ns
n IGNORANT nine hmes out % eeA
M, me term originated and pos
d knowledsa rs 70 the pecu'
i, an and historic Incident With wnaen
NJ ~ame q associated ard ~ i'''s
u r6ieh Il had a beginning
me- origin Of moss hnsaoms ~
.nro,,asa al mystery and conneaea
WIN az myth o. the otheF' pe'
That Of the Kingdom q SNA
,nro,vad With neither leaend MOI
.aw,n n, founded en- the hard rocs
4 q a real Kingdom an'
Ma { real beganusne. and thak
~saylng more thnn can be san :
$50 -. .Anyioms. ~so-oaiied
Printed n Paris 80 IA
Missouri F~rossarts w'i1 seau I.
hegsnntng. taken frod
q ale OK An0 sdva
date November 5, iSol' anu
Ito p-.-A o for POSSIBLY N
ltime sance its occurrence
Some couple Of weeks Hance 9
4 Jefg Tones OF Galloway County tal
JL al a considerable number OF ~.
y. FOR the purpose Of resisting
pressing Of horses and the aaressi
Of persons belonging to mas eoa"
by a body Of Gen. Henderson ~
who were reported to haFs eD1
the county for the purpose ~
Gated. But before any blood y
shed by the forces coming an =,
tact a satisfactory u~nderselnu
was had and a compromise eilec'
by the disbanding Of Cot ~
---R4~.r10rs &c ~ rMIlNfHl
ne. forces, the particulars y
anca embodied On the foho9tns
,ssea fion from Col. one enhcn "" :
vol from last Fulton Ieleslapn.
no the Citizens OF eAfSA
,ost ty:-
untv Approaching your ah
aknow The result q the \
an5v ahtons under my cofnMaha
n,ly the past week am gfAetiiu
that It b hcnoraDlr Ano s4aS'
land ! trust wall prove Den
final all After remaining IN camp -"
hind. rigid drin until I ieaa We eo
feed. with safety. expenia'oh anu 80
or foley, ! determined peloAe
ID on to extreme measures lopeopoSs
assey Of adjustment more psace'l"' nv J
] ma mOrnang last, j dispatched : De'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
FARM LOANS.

oct our terms On farm loans they
VIII suit you,
NORTH Missouri Trust Co.
ava Mexico, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Father !. ]. Dillon went 70 Van
daEla Tuesday TO visit hs frsenn'
i y. Coonaz. VINO fell SATURDAY. and
mna seriotnly injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

many accompanied him. He was an
y ana respected citizen Of Az
drain county. He was buried Fri
day a. santa Re al / O'Clock hro'
Coil preached she funeraa We eA'
tend sympathy 60 the beneaved ORES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Tn Mexico Grocery. Phone -
ON The East side the Square, Of
sers a highclaas line Of the hest
Goods. Call and see us
ELLIS 4 Roberts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
HORSES FoR SALE.

Two cheap farm horses, in good or
der. No besnishes. weighing eleven
and twelve hundred Both for slle.ee'
Must sell at once. 300 North
clara Ave. Mexico. Mo. dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Now * the time TO look after
YOUR sheep and hogs with q little
"sai Vet" WI
Hnamons Wool Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
MANY VISITORS
ARE EXPECTED TO
CONVENTION

Professor john w Million, pres'
dent Of the committees from the va
IRONS churches. who have charge Of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
nent Ns,;iy 70 be held here February
b : and 4. announces that arrange
menss IRE fast being completed TOT
the convention,
Many visitors are expected and oie
~feature Of the meeting win be the
supper tenderd to the visitors on 'ne
evening Of The first day.
prominent Church workers from =
lLouls have been CAV
en- places on the program and a mos
profitable gathering Is anticipated
Committees to look after 'rhe var
! ous features Of the meteins ioi
low:
I BOYS Meeting-Prof. L. B. hss%
r thorne and L. r. Ferris.
Z The Committee TO attend 70 IN
/. Mems supper 10 be held Frida'
+ evening. Feb 2, Is composed .
,.lD. H. cauthorn and F. ". Buckley
!. Committee for Shop Meetings
4 w. GaIlaher and L. NJ Dozier-
RegistrationAProf. j. w. Milllo'
4 r. N. White, R. B. CautiAorn. p
Ew Il Reed and r E Race
u Friday.
= 2.ge D m.-Boys Meetlng
q school. tThle meeting TO be a
4. Ranged for boys and to be address,
- By The Boys Work ma The 9
dress will be suitable for a schn
! and Q do not need to be afraid
~ guarantee thar nothing obiecuoi
AZ bile will be said1
NJ 500 D m.-Instiautes on soc
MI service and Boys Work
600 10 7sa0 m1-Supper and y
ference. Topic, 4The Message
I the Movement.
7:45 b. m-Platform meeting
PROGRAM
7.45 , m--l5 minutes deyoho
meeting led By local chairman
pastor, local chairman presiding
IL Introduction Of Team Leader
90 j. m-welcome and respor
ahe goa = m-Adsrees. "Chrlst
Ii, Social Service by specialists
$40 b. m.-Aitlsic.
ssts !. m-Aadress, The
and the Kingdom"
9.o5 b m Muslc
$50 /. mAddress, Prayer
~ IN Agency al ohe Kingdcm.'
ARS Saturday.
ste f2.0a n shop meetings
200 ,. m-Boys' meeting
lSA 500 .. mA~Inststutes on Comm
VI y Extension and Egaaseasm,
sions ana Bible shndy.
7.45 p m--Piatform meeting
and PROGRAM.
he 7sa5 m.--i5 minute DeFoa'
my E1ercaes led By local pbsior
AIRY leader, focal chairman presiding
ta INTRODUCTION Of Team Leader
+, 500 d. al Addres Egangeii
curt SEQ n mAddress Men
Tor Missions.
$40 >. M Music.
- o.sa mZAdafese. The !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

standard Dip-75o sal. 5 gal
cremoNne-5 gal. $500.
Ricketts, q Emmons D. G. co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

The frierds II Dr.. Dennis Moore
vial be glad to learn he has fully re-
covered from his recent iIlnese nnd
Is again at bis office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

]. q. Crawford. near Molino' =
stir feedlng a load Of calves whAch
he expects TO put on the mFld6ef ~
May They cost him SC last Aail
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
aIIv cpocERY STOCK.

Ross and ]. Y. white have bol9ht
for $1,000 The grocery stock Of ny
Hawkins in Southeast Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

AZ he,rs II Samuel Turnxr. Diseased
- /. eamsng BY. through or under
IL ~ samuel Turner, deeeaseo'
~sose names he cannot insert mere
n haeausa shey aAe vnknewn
MI, a,a whose interests in sanu
mas derived under and by 'aI'us
"a AN Aasd above described
arcd 3 tic said Samuel TIVE
N.Y. ~ deceased. anil q heafs
Sa......, .aurner deeesaed, ana
NM ,,,asnntf has fully ct out
ii, as his knowledge extenas
l,ntsrssss q each and every Of sa."
ns,sons C-aefendanssl and how ~
rived. s, ne
.aa,s !, shis court in vaepsion sn@
|, -oublicasson be made, nosisy.ns
sssa ,,nknown heirs Of samuel ~
ner deceased. defendants, =
M. n.s been commenced agails
; shsm Il thas court, The oeleel A"s
gersval nature Of which y 70
IA, ,w,e II plaintiff to the aasa ssA
nrouerty BY limitation under se s's's
nne Thousand Eight Hundrea
v1ourtisS4), Article Eight ts',N "
~ Twenty-one t2f) entitled
tanoas IN the S of certain 49,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

j. r. Lewellyn and NJ W. Pollock
attended the ANIMAL meeting Of une
stockholders of the Bank at Beh-
flow9r Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

liz. AMI Mrs. J. W. Ellis donr
elled with Mrs Hook a. SCI ". Mon
roe 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Lewis Hord Cook, Of JefSenson caty
Is ylsstdng friends and relatives "a
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Doctor your sheep and hogs BE-
fore they get sick-ssal Vel" me
best and cheapest.
Emmons' Store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Four nisf.class fresh cows VIII De
sold 81 The street. Saturday afternoon
a. ! o'clock by r. L. PhiliTs. fs-1tWl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

c. l.. Dowell has az even dozen
good mule colts, eleven o. when are
mares
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

j. +. Lieweilyn and R N. White
Of Mexico have been reelected ID
rectors Of the Bank of Slater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

u Kelly Pool ! 1etiei
arranging to move g i scc|
8 reside. MI. Pool Y
he state Capitol colH'u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
MoNEY 70 LOAN.

Ab. Romans, Of Benton Cats
III Mexico Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Col. Green Clay Is going South 20
spend 4ho rest OF the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Mrs. Henry Klekamp i reported
no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

UOF tNN~~~
osen ii you dont need them at pres
en-. You can save enough on the
purchase price to pay you to 10 30
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Ace, ihe small son Of Me- and Mrs
NJ. w. johnson. Is reported ~ q
scarlet fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

q Il. Crockett, a well known
planter cf this county
Ing 9 good brood sows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Roy and james McPbeeters ave
returned from a business trip 10 81.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

WIN. wright was IN Mastali Tnes
day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
cugAp INTEREST

Cheap Interest on improved farm;
set our rate.
North Missouri Trust Go.
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
Now is the Time

"a epraaf mauhe. n ealT
ssocessfui uay % spread 3 = VIA
CON King eiseAdw 4 81
~ Tor ilse;f quicker aa say
1880 Cuidrasor you ever eoasht-
The manure Will 80 twice as far
~ Il VII X Jon use a Cork. ana
40 moro gold because It NAl @
distribuied rgAa Good price.
sooa tems ard lam AnzAoas for
Q 10 own one. d VII N
crease your hank Account Aad en-
aldo you 10 bay more hafd#a1s
from me. Are you n need q
Sod saw. either buck hand
saw or croscut a sooa axe
or saeei maui or a wedses l
can sasizfy goa on these goods
for ] Win MOI stock anything but
the bca. Drop IN ard see ne
ehcn In town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
Col. Jeff Jones Ruled
Galloway For a Week.

q. ..oy.t;rne octivity gaze Missouri famous aer,
y old Duper Tells Of It. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

spat eyesnssasHrs FAy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25
). r. orlfipe is ni
nnon cows FoR sALe.

y b. sellard Is au.as II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

want a few consignments Of good business sad
onir;as far matched pairs Of carriage and combination
horses. Also have inquiries from parties who want to
buy ! good Jack, and | believe that q few good Jacks
thst could be recommended, will find a ready sale.
We can always sell high class Saddle Horses. 4 you
uorr conqionment. as the early c~onsignors get the ben
sft IF The long and continuous advertising.
JAS. HOUCHIN, Prop.
Jefferson, City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Il ,he Circuit Court To the March
Term, 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-25

Il. +. ELLIOTT,
Clerk 81 the Audrain Circuit Court
Clarence 4. Barnes Attorney iof
the Plaintiff. 4i-h
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-08-30
A NEGLECTED DUTY

The direct primary is a fine thing
If people would only use II. But In
some states only comparatively
small fraction OF the ,oCal vote
I turned out for the plrn les, even
1 when warmed up by tn" excitement
OF q presidential campaign. It is
| quite possible also that not more
than . per cent of the total number
of persons who could legally qualify
as electors will cast their ballots next
November. That has been the case
In some previous campaigns
Such popular Indifference makes It
easy for incompetent or designing
men to be nominated and elected. es-
Tecially to state and national legis-
latuces In year like this the aver
age citizen gets Interested in the
presidency and oNerlool1s the oven
more important duty of sending the
best man to make our laws. Who
ever may be president, your personal
welfare is not likely to be affected
percepubly one way or the other.
But if your district sends min
compoop To congress, or your state
sends a poor stick to the United
States senate, or your locality chooses
rascals or incomp etents as senators
and representatives In your state leg
islature, the laws made or not made
by those bodies may vitality influence
your welfare for good or i'll. Hence
the vital Importance Of nominating
| the best candidates in all parties for
| our law-making bodies, SO that, who
ever is elected, the peoples interests
may lie conserved.
This warning is especially needed
in some rural sections, because farm
ers ere apt to be too busy to watch
the caucuses and nominations, and
because in almost every state a new
legislature is to be elected next No
vember. Therefore, it is even more
important to send the right man to
MAKE your laws than il is to elect
any special man as governor OF presi-
dent, The latter is merely an execu-
tive, while the former are the real
makers of law.-Northwest Farm
stead
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-08-30
T. A. Leonard
OF PULLMAN

Candidate for the republic
can nomination for superin-
tendent of schools of Whit
man county, subject to the
primaries, September 10.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-08-30
Summons by Publication

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
Minnie Hardesty, Plaintiff, VS.. Solo
mon Hardesty, Defendant.
The State of Washington.
To the Said Solomon Hardesty, De-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, to-wit, within sixty days after
the 18th day of July, 1912, and de-
fend the above entitled action in the
above entitled Court, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, and serve
a copy Of your answer upon John w.
Mathews, the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff, at his office in the
City of Pullman, Whitman County,
State of Washington; and in case of
your failure SO to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk Of said
Court.
The object of the above entitled
action is to procure a decree Of the
Court, dissolving the bonds Of mat
rimony that are now existing be-
tween the plaintiff and the defend
ant, and releasing each of them from
all of the obligations thereof.
JOHN w. MATHEWS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. address Pullman, Whitman
County, Washington.
First publication July 10, 1912.
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