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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

T. G. Settle, Stasigtician OF the
Tennessee Bureau OF immigration.
ana ,. J.. b Johsonius, both Of Nash
vile r In Mexico to remain thu
the rest of this week. They VIII
hay on Exhibition cereals and grain.
hardwood, minerals and other prod.
ncfs Of the Tennessee sol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Trains delayed because Of the *.
cessiye cold utmost caused a famine
10 staple groceries here the Latter
part of last week and the first oi
ms, Monday however. shipments
arrived, enough TO fill orders and
tide ahe sstuation over.
Saturday, there wRs no white sug-
ar at ANY uptown store and gitlse pos
sibidsy of securing any. Az freight
trains were late or annualcd. This
L. one OF ehe closest calls Mexico
ever had Of staple grocery famine
Ia the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. LaFon, for
merry Of Mexico, late Of J~onosboro,
Ark, are nov at 1889 Mcmillan
AVG. st. Louis. Mo, for the win.
ter. MI. LAFon Is Ia this city on
business this week. Their many
friends hope they win soon return
to Mexico and make It their per.
maaent home. 'They all come
back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

ANOTHER WHITE GRANITE SALE.
We ire filling one OF our large
show windows with good grade of
white Granite Ware at onethird
of the regular price for one week
beginning Monday.
d2w1 Ferris & Cautborn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

IMPLEMENT BUSINESS
g. l. Ferris has traded The block
Of ground with houses (known a.
the dipper housesl Just northwest
Of Public Square to Edgar Threl
keld for the Mexico Farm Irdple.
ment Co.'S stock Of wagons and 9th
|er farm implements. The considera-
ton was s5,0o0.O0. Leslie II going
to carry a full line Of farm imple-
|ents and says he feels like be
was |holne again when he gets in.
TO this line Of business. Mr.. Fer
ris has a large acquaintance with
the farmers and would like to have
his friends cali and See him
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
LAplEa sulTs ANp coArs.

We have a few Ladies' and Miss.
rs Suits and Ladies' and Misses
and children's Goats left which we
viii close cut all 10 to IL off our
always low prices.
Mexieo Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
/. ". sporrswooD noNoRen.

> " IFUI Io"NNU
J.. ". spottswood, egent for he
fnteroeean Lie and Casually Co.
WAS hoaoFed BY hls Company in
two ways recently. In the inst plac'
he was given the agency over q Os
trlt comprising nine counties, jusl
southeast OF Kansas CITY. Ho VIII
enter upon ha new poistien Feb. /.
IN ohe second place. be was awarded
q box OF cigars fox writing 80
po1icies during Tho month Of Decem.
Der. He was he only agent in MAS
sourl IN the employe OF this ccmps,
ny. who did as well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
AssiGNEE's Noll's
Assianee's Notice Of Al''
aentztlon and Adjusting

ASSi6NEE'S
Aaslunse's Notice Of All'Tas
sentation and Adjusting 2
All creditors and Other
ans way interested In tAe
goods and property d Hsnls
ms If Mexico. Missouri
by notified that !, ihe l, !.
assignee Of said estate WIZ
Monday, the 10th Jay !.
arn 1912
beginning at . O'Clock {
p-onnnang till S O'Clock Z
said day and thus cOuhaas
2gsil, and 2lst da!
wy, 1912, at the law Oi'l !.
undersigned assignee "a W.
Block at the souFHeas'
Inc square On tho citS
County, Missouri
Where , villa pass upon.
.ew Or o~therwise dlspcls ~.
,lasms or dumants as'',
ate ii such asSIsn0[ ].
PRESENTED before me =
ion - MS
ian is. ~. 46.&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Paw Paw, Mieh.@tIWo years ago 1 snnefea
very severely wiki a III Displacement 1 could no5
be on my feet for g hong time; My physician
treated me for fersral months without lmucn re-
Grafton. / WIS there four weeks and came homo
suffering worse thnn before. Ny mother ADVISED
me to tty Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Cont
round, and [ did. To-day / am well ana strong
Ia INDIA s. Pinkaans& VEGETABLE Compound and
advise every woman Who Is afflicted with any
female complaint to tn t. Mrs. ORYILLk hocA,
R.R. M. 81 Paw JaV. Mich.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
SHIP uEsE

The Handkerchief Commission Co.
shipped a car OF poultry here from
st. Louis, last week. to make up a
shipment for the East. Mexico Is
becoming oiite a shipping point
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
CHARGED WITH
WIN n
GRAND LARCENY.

GRAND LARCENY
Prosecuting Attorney H. S. CAN'T
has dlted information with the Cir.
cult Clerk chfEgtng Irwin stevenson
with grand larceny. Geo. Portwood,
residing north Of centnalia, Is the
prosecuting Witness. Stevenson is
Portwood's tenant on The farm, and
Is charged with selling &c bushels Of
corn belonging 40 Portwood and
approDrlating the money to bis own
ilsn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

John Bureess, this week, sold TO
Monroe Beagles IS head Of ahoats. a
eragsag 10 ponds, at 8 cents per
round.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Nh. and Mrs, o. HI Brown laft
Tuesday for Uvalde. Texas. where
Mrs. Brown vial remain during The
winter on account OF her health.
Mrs. Browns many friends trnsl
that the charge Of clfmate Will prove
beneficial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Let US keep your hogs and
sheep we'll with "Sal Vet
The leading stock men give
it the highest praise. It's
the best and cheapest. WI
S. P. Emmons Wool Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mrs. Tpggle became a subscriber
70 lie Ledger On 1878, while Tire Lod-
ger came uder the present manage.
snent In 1876. We have a large nun,
oer q subscSabers who have taken
she paper Cor thirty and thiriyfiye
s'earS, and We recall very Jew who
bare taken q longer that Hrs tug,
sic airs. 11mily Mccormick who
dives ID Meaoo. renewed this week.
has taken 6he Ledsr ever since 1t
nFns founded, which IA. ourse, q
record Gbas cannet be aten.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
POULTRY AND EGGS

TRY AND EGGS. BOTH PhVNDo
John Burgess lost two fine mares
recently and Billy Fecht also loat =
good horse. Mr.. Burgess Mistress
escaped from the barn and were
found in S corn livis
had been eating. They were both
dead when discovered.
Horace Mundy is home from Bow
Ian, nj, where he bought three
car loads Of corn at 50 cents q bu.
He is feeding a load Of cattle and
a load Of hogs.
Carload OF heifers brought $50
on saturdays ST. Louis market This
price was paid to W. e. Muir Of Cal
laway county. for a drove that av-
eraged 7l2 pounds. Mr.. Muir Is 2
feeder Of well-fed stock and has
several times received che top price
flor his " fed heifers. He "a
Que OF CalAAway's largest con.
fributors to thss market. and his hob
by Is marketing good killing cattle
J.. II. Starr. a prominent stock
man OF Audrain county. marketed q
string Of the starr. lambs. 42s
head that weighed rs lbs and
brought s7.15 Saturday in St. Louis.
Dyer brothers, Of Auxyasse. who
have been deciding 40 head Of est
tie on shock corn at the George W
Imam farm. seven miles northwest o.
Auxvasse. moved the stock the first
OF the week 70 the Isaac Heckley
farm, Just south OF Auxyasse. where
81 viii be fed a lot Of corn and fod-
der the firm recently bought from
Charles Houchina and which grew on
the Robert r, Buckner farm, near
hy.-Fnlton Gazette.
Ice brothers. the Mexico horso'
men. we're buying horses IN the Aux
yaEse vicinity last week, They
paid Frank w. Hamilton. 1 miles
northeast Of Auxvasse. SIZE for q
rood young dnft horse. Nike uref'
ten nra ,ass southcaee Of Aux
vaAse, jaA .AA A=n hass i
draR mare Tor sl25.eo
and Rev. Samuel q. Wood. Of Aux
Vase. void diem a promlslng
young harness marc for sis6+Ful'
ton Gazette.
w. NJ Lock, a farmer Living An Au
drain County, within three miles q
Mexico. Mo. told how farm manage
mens has taken g hold, az Co1ngn.
bia Farmers Week.
THE results are far greater than
| had dared hope for in double th<
time" he said. Since farm man
agement has taken a hold. the path
has become much smoother.
In 1908 the farm produced SAILS. 70.
'This was before he was visited by
Mr.. Doane. The product for 1919
h.. ho,a & IS 90 v.s see1 49,
tast vear stose rsa,i.sa Tb,.
was on sc acres OF land.
u
-a~a.smes -
49, -
qrow,na .aa,.-~s
.no'e ulnous uOps
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
NEW HOPE

British Daniels lost a good \
Saturday.
Grandma Edwards Is sill \
to her room at the home 4
daughter. Mrs. J. D. BaEkEa
j. b. Barb Yell Is u.
n. n Doahns, wife and =
dren are all III Of measa
Mayes Of Centraia, 81
ing them. and reports that
gealng along nicely.
we would ask the WeaiAs
to have 1t a little warmer,
The daughter OF Mr., ad Z
r. Shock has been visiting y
Mis-. Allen Dnfiy the past yea
Thursday was the coldaH z
have had since 1888
Allen Duffy was ID eertrslA
Mexico recently.
Mr. ana Mrs, r. 7, Shocz 4
Lora. visited Mr.. and Mn'
Duffy the first Of the veek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Miss Tralla Crews has gone to
Aiendota, H., 10 keep house for her
brother, chalsia who is employed by
The Cow Boy Furnace Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
THE REV. JOHN T. MASON
HOME FROM PIKE.

w TE~"t ~" 'EN~'
The Rev. Joim T. Mason IS home
AFTER conducting revival SERVICES OF
nearly three weeks at Dover Baptist
Church, eight mites south Of Louisi-
ana Mir. Mason reports a splendid
meeting and a pleasant stay with
the GOOD Pike county people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

LosT-m Rest Room at Court
House three rings. two SCI rings
ana one pS2in. Fssser- :esy~
GER office. Reward. 39-2t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

A shipment Of boys 2 piece suits, A
4 8 year sizes. made up from the
seasons remnants Of cloth at is 10
~ regular values. II the boy needs
q srit you should see q these
Mexico Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mrs. Mary slayens. aged Ii yeaun.
wife Of g. w. slavens. died at the
County Farm In Audrain county.
Jan. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Miss Sappho Arrnistead Is visiting
ia Atoka. okdahoma, and writes to
have the Ledger changed 10 that ad-
dress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
ANOTHER COLD 4

Is almost sure to follow this warm
weather. Better got in on our heat.
ing stove bargains. Remember 20
per cent off in January.
Ferris & Cau+horn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

James Towson and family leaye
this week for Robertsdale, Alabama,
wfpvn.rsp~ep~2 enenA "a Temasnder
OF the winter. Their many TfNaaN'
wish them a pleasant trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
new OIL co

ahe Farmers Mechanic Oh 90. As
preparing to install storage tanks in
this city and sell direct to the con-
sumner. The location Of the tank rite
viii be announced later.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
FARM LOANS.

Got our terms on farm loans; they
Will suit you.
North Missouri Trust Co,
dw1 Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

RIBBUN SPECIAL.
We viii sell our regular Csc quail
ty Ribbon for 12c yard. This Is
rot the cheap quality usually sold
aE 80 70 lie. but our regular 25c
qualify, No. 100 and $50 width.
d2w1 Mexico Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

In a letter TO Roy Ferris. Mr' car
peuter saia the men came In 2 sec
ond of getting him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

senator o. "A. Avery Of Troy was
10 Mexico "wednesday en- route to
Jefferson CITY on business
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Howard Bailey and II. A. Mikel
were here from'gt Louis on business
this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
HILL, STATE
HIGHWAY ENGINEER,
WANTS CONFERENCE

WhNl1 UuMTlnLNUL
Attorney George Robertson. Prest
dent Of tho North Missouri Gross
State Highway. has received a letter
from Curtis Hil. state Highway
Engineer. In wasch Nh. HHi ro-
quests that a needing or the officers
Of the northern route be CALEB and
date arranged 50 that the members
OF the State Board Of Agriculture
may meet with them md make
systematic plans 20 work the roads
along this route and Keep them in
condition. The Board OF Agriculture
has sienified intentions Of aiding she
promoters of the norkhern route in
an effort 10 further tho good work
which has been begun,
Judge Robertson has an re-
lsponse 10 the letter taken abe mat.
Ter UP with the various o1iicers OF
the several counties dong the line
of the road 10 bring about the meet.
ing contemplated Ia order 20 Sc
cure the aid proffered by the STATE
HiehWay Commission
AIT, HiAs lettor follows;
=
Judge George Robertson, freslaent
Ncrrh Missouri orossTstate hasnr
way Assn
Mexico MO.
Dear SIR;
n STAKE Board OF A9rsoainTe'
which by law Is the STATE Highway
Commission Of Missouri, desires
very much 70 aAa and assist N
some oeiinate form 2 1ur1nemns q
uae good roads movement In gener'
al and OF some O the @fferent pro.
posAuons for tong distance o. suos
ROADS an particular during .
spranS and summer 1ney desire %
confine uelr efforts 60 these SlaAe
roads which already haye an organa-
Aanon perfected along fnem- Iney
can render assistance on nhese pro
lects by giving me propos'uoa enea
moral support 1hrough an inspection
tap over the ROAD Dy members q
the Board, or BY The whole Board
ana by furnishing You with speakers
ana lecturers upon inc read suo'ecs
In genera ana me s'a'e roao gus,
uon IN parucular.
WAN mas IN view = nave peen
aulhorizea 90 consult Mien ne oLr-
GERS Of me ORGANIZATION q your
road, 70. u possible, eyolFe some
pan n scheme whereby me boaru
nay render You assistance during
~ co'nlns season. y oeOAlrs 70 Me
Itnat ! might meet wAth soarseat ?
other offlcers OF Your oTganazsson
Iat some DESIGNATED point Q . con
saNauaon whereby we may evolve
some plan q procedure upon your
road TOT M board pkirt ans sum
ner' ms could pc IN me nature
o. furnishing you Win assassance q
9 good road taiker ana ag'eator 2
INnereDy arousang sateres3, az Wy .
seaass q snoN inspeeNaoA 4rlps 4
anr g4e couAsy y 4e lena
Que coaDs y time
" 4 aaeets With Your eVpsov4 70
nave the Board Join you IN SNlE
present good efforts and aasiat
You ~ the furtneEang % me soot
Mcrk Which you hays begun hope
nas you wan kindly consider Anas ~
ene mature 70 wnlcn' Y y gwen Aha'
~ may arlange 2 poiht ana 0ate 2
eonsaAoh'
= y proposed ~ Ane bofra aA1a'
AZ meets WIN @e Approval q ehe
neseea eAazens along uhe Nor'l
MISSOURI Oross7staee Hagh~ay lnal
your % naae q moael
hh ane afAs 9oaa. Win ms q
sas~ eney sossest snat an eafss
Pc sear'ea afong scur en'
- p = may pc ss'saso hpon
ueesAaeeu ps yourselves =
AsiOh "ADn unas ohhee 20 uAA'
hoiS pellse- otsanNa1oh "h
4 ItNET1 Womb No n TnHEnE- nTHTTfUl AT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Kandalia, Mo. Jan. Is. 1912
Mr.. z. Ii. Wilde:
| hereby enclose sl00 for which
please send the Ledger again Cor
ahe 59th year. We are lost with.
cut Four paper. Can't do without 1t,
Mrs. G. D. TUGGIE,
Fanaaiia. Mo, r. i.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
FILEs sun FoR nluoRnE-

Nellie u. John has filed suit for
divorce from her husband. Geo. G:i
John The plaintiff allesua deaer
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Paul St vrain ATTENDED the I'm
biement Dealers Convention in
Kansas City this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Roekport, Ind-@Tnere never was d vose. case OF Womens lis
thnn mine, and I canhot begfl to tell yQn Whist ! sunereds PUl olst
two years was not able to 40 anything. Twas IN bed lr : moi NJ
and the doctor said nothing hut an operation would cure ms ny
father suggested lydia = Pinkhain'ss Negsiaes coupons anna ab 4 10 !
travel, ride horseback, take long rides and never feel any ~ e1lecls
from it. / can only ask Other suffering Fonentogiye iydM ~ In :
hams Vegetable Compound a trial befaRe submitting toan opeDuoh+
Mrs MARoAnEr MEREDITH r. i. D. No s. Roekport, Ind.
Wew viii pay a handsome reward to any person who VII Prov v 4Io "
that these letters are not genuine and truthful-ort that either OF lnese
women we've paid in any way for their Testimonials, OF tnat tne ors-
innl Letter from each did not come to Ms entrely unsolclted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

j.. O. Barrow. of yanaaiia, was in
this city this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Tom Curry, a highly respected ne.
gro citizen Of Mexico, died Tuesday
night Of pnuumnoia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

sit0 Comforts cotton tla
1925 Comforts. cotton flla
tf0 Comforts. home fnads
2 eOcomforts. home made
Specials on Underweu, 4
sk4rts. s~higAvaists, Millinery
Mexico Variety Sias
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
MONEY To LoAN.

Plenty OF money to loan on i'm.
proved farm at very low rate Of in.
terest. dw1
North Missouri Trust Co,
Mexioo. Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mrs. Fiorne Brockman has re-
turned from a visit with relatives
near Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Butterine % and 25c a ab.
smtth Hros. Try It; its good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

For 50 years Lydia E. Pinkhamss Vegetable
Compound has been tho standard remedy forfe-
male fIS. No ono sick with woDiauss ailments
does justice to herself who viii not try this fa-
nous medicine, made from roots and herbs, II
has restored so many suffering womentoheaith.
KamNHsWritetoLFDIAE.PI NEdAM MEBICINEG0.
EN fC~ONFIDENTIAA LYNN, MASS, for advice.
Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by q woman and held Ia strict aonfSaeAee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

old Fashion Dark Buckwhcat flour
&c a lb, at
4l'A vi Smith bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

WANTED Man and wife on
farm Only man expected to work.
Call this office. 1927 wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
THE VERY BEST.

Superior and Estate Oaks at 20
per cent off for the balance OF
this month.
Ferris & Capthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE MEETING.

W"A , AG w.t. NV
: meeting OF the Democratic Coun
~ Committee OF Audraln County Is
hereby called at The Court House
Monday, Jan. %. at 2 D. m for
the purpose OF selecting delegates
to the Democratic State Convention
AZ Jopiaa, Mo, Feb. 20. 1872
G. Clay, Chairman.
9. a.. Davault. Secretary.
Jan. Is. ~ dwtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

smith Bros, have working gloves
from % a rair to CSC q pair
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
CHEAP fNTEREsr

Cheap interest on improved farm;
get our rate.
North Missouri Trust Co,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

NO FUN TO MAKE FiRa
on 4 cold morning BetiW
Estate or Superior Oak
ways keep fire.
Ferris & caassaf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
CALLED MEETING or

CALLED MEETING OF
THE CLARK CLUB.
A meeting Of the Champ Clark
Club las been called FOR Monday
evening at Z 30 at The court honse.
Of Importance.
John w. Million, Pres.
Sam D. Byfns, sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
B~LANkErs AND COW.

TNU Yum. =
FORTS MUST /
Al winker goods. Va IL
q clearing sale price IA
Can and let US saye you n,'.'
Mexico Variety stes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18


LOCAL MARKET. G
n Wheat-90c. =
New corn-60 ana Sic !
oats-4o and 4lc. =
q suaw-ss.o0 = ton !
= GOOD Timothy and Clover Z
ID Hay-sTs to SIS. :
ii b
LEDGER SPECIAL.
qayns q Becker Private Wire.
Chicago Close
wheat May Ice IS a ~ p July %
is q IA 3
Corn May Sc IL a IS A Jo'y 90 =
la IS D
Ioass May Is 7.sA July ts i's
Pork May 1856
Hard May esq AIS
RIBS May sSa
oatte--4.ooo including 500 sou'n
lerns-
Natirea sseady.
Hogp-is.oo0 80 ioser.
Med and butch sos a e-sS
Good heavy s.25 a es5
Rough heavy 600 @ go
Laght eco a e25
Pigs ATS a $40
bulk Clio a $50
sheep-s,000 strong.
POULTRY AND EGGS
PHONE =. A. HI0KrsHoE Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Dr. Perish OF vandalia was in Mex
leo Tits week on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

The following letter from Mrs. Ottille Rock win prove how upviso
tits for women to submit to She dangers Ola surgical operation When i
maybe avoided by taking Lydia ~ Pnkhams Vegetable Compound.
She was four weeks in the hospital aad eaue home suffering
worse than before. Then after an tht suffering Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound lcstoed hE 3llh.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-20

and Calumet ave-, released in mu-
nicipaT court today.
Baltimore, MIDI boys and
girls went on strike here today
because negroes were given their
school and they had to walk
longer distance to new school.
Vanderbilt Cup Course, Mil
waukee, Vision account of
rain the Wisconsin Motor Chal-
lenge race and Pabst Blue Ribbon
races were postponed until Sep
TENDER "a.
Vanderbilt cup race will be held
tomorrow at II o'clock and the
Grand Prix event Monday at 10
o'clock.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-20
LATE NEWS

Dan Juan Lei Dur, nicaragua.
-Kebels captured San Jorga by
using gunboat.
New Orleans.-Louisville &
Nashville express car robbed of
$4,000.
Louisa Rose found dead this
morning in apartment at 1851 S.
Park av., where she had been liv-
ing with Charles Cake, publisher
of National Police Magazine.
Body was badly bruised. Cake
claims the woman died of heart
disease.
James Kelly, Ed w. Talbot,
Louis Marshall, Peter Johnson,
Richard Clifford and Henry
Burke arrested in house at p S.
Aberdeen st. this afternoon by
Officers Allen, Deneen, Fitch
and Hesler. Several wagons
found on premises. Alleged that
some of them were stolen from
Chicago Carriage Club,
Unidentified man found on
street in front of 2020 Roscoe st.
and was taken to Alexian Bros.
hospital. Died.
Case of Miss Charlotte Noble,
charged with contempt of court,
continued until Oct. 8. ~
Miss Noble is plaintiff in $751;
600 breach of promise case now
pending in Superior court.
Case of ]. Lawrence Huston,
charged with operating conf
dence game, continued for tenth
time.
Salvatore Ross, IS, Gil Ewing
ST, stole satchel of shoe strings
4 - ...-.f r.. ILL., -. =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-20
SITUATION UNCERTAIN

SITUATION UNCERTAIN
Salt Lake City, Sept. 3o.-The
strike situation at Bingham is
still tense, although Gov. Spry
says he is sure there WILDE no
violence.
Spry was at Bingham yester-
day. 1000 striking miners left
their entertainments to hear him
speak. He advised them not to
use violence. So did President
Meyer of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners.
Sheriff Sharp seems to be hunt
ing trouble. He has increased the
number of his deputies at Bing-
ham from 100 to 800, and wants
to force the miners out of their
entertainments, although Gov
Spry has fatty ordered him not
to do so.
WEATHER FORECAST
Showers and cooler tonight for
Chicago and vicinity; Saturday
cooler and generally fair; moder-
ate to brisk west to northwest
winds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

have made / owe to the magnetism of
valuable smile"
With that my friend laughed galy,
showing two rows Of beautiful teeth
and a bright pair of sparkling eyes.
AS customer had entered the shop
While we we're talking, | thought
would watch the new salesady prac
tice her art.
The custoAer was dumpy little
thing with a tan colored complexion
and tan colored hair, and she was
wearing one of these nondescript drab
colored silk dresses without a contrast
ing or relieving note of color
What She Wanted
nd like a nice brown hat to wear
with this please" said the little
brown wren woman in a dlffident sort
Of voice. as she walked toward the
table where number of hats were dis
PLAYED. She picked up small tan col
ored affair, suitable for automobiline
or golting, but in no sense a dress ha
II think this is about what wan
The actress looked at her with her
most charming smile and said oh,
certainly madam. though it is more of
rough weather hat But | am sure it
suits you" BY this time she had put
the hat on the little wrens head. and
the combination was a study in drearv
brown Don't YOU think little touch
OF the new pink would look we'll on
your"
| "Oh. never wear anything SO loud >
| said the demure little bird, who couldn'.
have looked loud IL she had dressed in
scarlet Well 10 make long story
short. it took twenty minutes OF per
suasion TO send that drab oolored little
person out Of the shop with the most
fetching hat turned up on one side. and
faced with peculiar shade of reddish
pink. which threw just the right kind
OF a glow onto her paliid and yellowed
cheeks Before she left she looked at
herself in the mirror. and / think she
must have admired herself for the first
time why. | never looked like that
before you have Just fascinated ma
into getting IT, am sure my husband
will like It. he Just loves reds and
pinks. but | have always thought they
weren't becoming To me and she
bowed herself out gratefully with a
very expensive bonnet on her head
Now. that is where a good smile
comes in" said the new business wom-
an III I had looked her over and
shown pity and contempt for her lack
OF taste, she never would have had the
nerve to buy anything with a bit of col
or to it. | find that lot of women who
shop have to be encouraged not so
much to spend money as 10 buy hats