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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

EVERYBODY IN Hannibal Is IA IA
gor Of permanent good roads and q
digratch from there says: lawyer
doctora and business men. al mem
bers Of iho Ysgnnjbal Commercial
club, carly this morning, donDed
oyeraiis and jumpers and passed The
Say removing Distractions from AMI
leteling tho roa4s between this city
and Palmyra, twelve niles away
forty members OF The club took part
IN the work. The party divided IN
80 two sections. each taking a Of
feront rood and met IN Palmyra for .
banquet IN The afternoon n Which
tho Palmyra Commercial Club tool
part. Good roads speeches weird
made at THE banquet. The party will
return 10 Hannibal Ia automobiles
late ~to-nghi. over the roads they
rspaired with their picks ard shoyeis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
..MpnnntBH..

Bethl C. Cleveland OF BovAng
.Green and Mss EJhel Heron. Of Cur
gTnle. were graated q license to
wed Saturday afternoon. The cere-
nony was performed BY Rev. J. 4
Ayscue, that evening. The brdezo-
be has been visiting in Iowa. She
reached this city On the way home at
IS D. n. Saturday and was
met by her fiance. They concluded
to be married here and return home
together for a surprise TO their rel
auYes and friends.
The Rev. j. u Greer, Saturday
married Chas J. Slower and Miss An
ma S:mms, lola OF Boone County
The Ledger joins in extending con
gratulatonz
Emmett E. Underwood OF jackson
willie, H., and Miss Erma Hall o
I this city. were married at 1880 o.
clock Monday morning By Rev. J
Z. Ayscue-. Mr. and Mrs. Under
wood departed Monday aftenoo'
for their future homo in Jacksonville
The Ledger extends co1guatuiatio1s.
The wedding OF Miss Kaihryl
Moore. the charming daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore OF Thu
city to Bernard b. Bersels Of Mar
tsnsburg win be early this month
Tom Moore OF Denver and Mrs Mar
IoooliH Of st. Louis are hero 10
the ceremony
Mr.. BerteIs Ii a leading stockma
Of his section and the bride has bee
a prominent teacher IN Andrai
schools. The Ledger joins in extern
ing congratulations IN advance
u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

TIE ooahsza fS- the ne~ EAs
bli,dsag. 10 cost 1890, has been
ls and the work Wi be started ct
s0-c This promises 90 be one o.
uerioo's handso1aest buildings, and
viii he'p make Mexaeo a greater cit
We c-omeraiuiute the Eaks on theii
cnterprise and prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

KEN HULEN. superintendent Of
the work on the Maxi0o Eight Male
Road District, - receiving spezHiid
compliments from not oaly the mem
be-s q tho commission. BAT from he
people generally On account Of the
nna work be IS dong N the dire
tlon Of permanent good roads lead
lng snto Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
THE NINTH DISTRICT.

After thoroughly considering the
matter in reference TO Champ Clark's
~siicaessOr. | feel We are all forum
ate In baV.EE Col. Green Clay to
make the fight for Audrain county.
His mature anc ripe Judgment can
result in no;h:na but the good of us
ali il the Ninth Missouri District.
He is csrec ally fitted to repre-
sent this district on account Of his
long public seivice as Representative
Of this County and State Senator,
and his services on the Mississippi
Riyer Invee Board, gives him spec
ial knowledge OF the needs Of our wa
terways and Public Roads.
JOHN t. BAKER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
GuFtPtu
MISS FRANCES GILL
Prone AZ.

MISS FRANCES CHA.
Phone AZ.
Miss Nellie Ellis OF Jefferson City
has been the guest of Miss Maude
Wallace this week
Mss Eliza Gibbs guests this week
Wers Misses Eliza Arnold Of Column
bla. Mary Buckner. Marshall and
Blanche Robinson OF Sturgeon.
Mss Mildred Whitney came home
from ST Louis Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick Barrows, o. Lincoln
Neb.. stopped here for a few days.
Her husband will JOIN her here and
they will go on to New York. Mrs.
Barrows was Mss Tide Robinson, for
merly of Mexico.
Miss Lillian Morris. who has been
teaching in Washington. arrived
home Tuesday.
Hiss Braddock. Moberly, who has
been The guest of Miss Mildred
Johnson went home Thursday.
Miss Emma Buckner returned to
Paris Friday.
Miss Mary Buckner returned to her
home Ia Marshall Friday.
Miss Tine Houston leaves next
Tuesday for a months visit in Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and Chicago,
Miss Frances Mason Left Monday
for Peoria. H.. where she will be-
lmad Of honor in the Welsh-Fariey
wedding.
Miss Esther Norrlls goes to 81 LoQi
Tuesday 10 Visit Mrs. wengler Of
that city.
The Misses Leete OF 81. Louis who
were guests OF Mrs. Montague, re
turned to their home last Saturday.
There VIII be- a d. A. II. Boar(
meeting at the Rest Room Monday a
I:15 D. m.
The Amona Sunday School Class 0
the Baptist Church gave a farewell
picnic Saturday for thelr teacher
, Mrs.. Ian Jones. who goes to Caltfor
] MIA soon. They went to Sun Risf
Park and enjoyed picnic games, fish
) ing and a picnic lunch.
Mines. Livingston, 6. d. G.end.
and Wallace bearing. the program
committee of the Presbyterian
Church missionary society entertain,
at the home OF Mrs. bearing Thurs
day afternoon. A large attendance 0
tn society and quite a number Q
othar guests enjoyed the afternoon.
n, The +. A. E. Club was entertaine
Thursday by Mrs. r NJ White. Tx
ira guests wei Mines Buell. and Cole
Mrs. w II Coons was successful i
carrying off the prize for the aftel
noon.
Ill Little Miss Amelia Graham will 6
to Moberly next week to attend
house party given for Miss France
Forney.
Miss Elizabeth Price entertaine
guests at dinner Wednesday evening
They were Mrs. Bette Richardson
I Misses Nellie Ellis. jefferson Cit.
Maude Wallace, Edith Ethridg,
, Anne Lewis and Elizabeth Gill.
A hayride was planned for la
Tuesday evening by. Messrs. oriand
Worre,l. Minter Bragg, Howard Kea
Ben Locke, William Van Deyente
/ Ray Miller Holly Bradford and Ru
cell Moore. Their guests we're Mlsst
Mary bearing, Frances johnson
Dorothy Blanks, Dorothy Worrell, j.
LA Cave, Mabel ThrIelkeld, LMcii
Kunkel and Georgia Miller. chape
oned by MISS Ruth Durkee. Th
!. weather was such that a hay ride W
!, out of the question, 50 the entertab
ment at the Airdome was taken "a
after which the crowd repaired TO Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE Audrain Coaaty Republican
are pztting cat 4 c0unty ecks. In
order 70 bold thslr ozgsn4z6oa to-
getheg. Quite a zzutsr q An
drzin ReDEbEoazs wn Tese the Dem
.oeratIe ticket AnyxHv ~ TIE next
eiecdon no matter whe4sx Teddy or
Tan Is no-aanated This is especial
as true II Hon Champ Clark Is the
Dernocr2tSc nominee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

WE understand that on The ff-
seenih OF June, Missourl hotels
VIII DO away with their roller towels
and drinking cups There viii be in
diFidual towels and private drinking
cups.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Iars Hy Haviinr, Aaslsns,, John T, RAksr, A.
lgneei
Notes IA hereby given tha, the Undersigned awig.
nee VIII at the june Term. 1917, Of tie Apdraiu
bove assigned estate and his appiiession for a dir
charge IS such assignee q aid assigned estate.
Dated MsSioo. Aissear T. Arfa 10, 1912,
TT JOHN 7. BAKER. Assignee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

HON. CHAMP CLARK will speak
ct the Old Settlers meeting / aft
New Florence on the first Saturday
In August. If possible. Candidates
for State offices Of both parties will
be present on this occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Marx Iuckle. who Is on The South
Dakota in the Philippines. has the
thanks OF tho Ledger for a copy q
the Ess Dee. d pager Published on
board tho South Dakota, which is .
great curiosity to those who never
saw a ships publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

IN order to make Bargain Sale
Week a success. the merchants must
cooperate with each other in bring
ing about satisfactory results. When
there Is a cordial feeling among
merchants and business men gener.
ally a town always grows and pros
pers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
j. WEST GOODWIN LOSES
LEG WOUNDED IN WAR

Selaila, Mo-. Jare 3.
]. West Goodwin. veteran editor OF
the Bazoo, who has been in a hos
pital here for some weeks because Of
a gunshot wound suffered In the Civ
II War, underwent the amputation Of
his lefl log to-day, Surgeons decided
only m operation could save Col.
IGoodwln's life. He Is still In a
critical condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE congestion Of travel at the
Jefferson street crossing grows all
the time and In spite Of the watch
non there Is going TO be a terrible a
cideLt there some time. unless people
who cross are very careful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE IDEAL Library Board has ac-
copied the Carnegie offer Of $3.50
for the new building and the commit
tee on plans 20 hard at work and
she probability is that ground will
be broken shortly for the new buiid-
inKs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE Organization OF roSd ~overseena
IN AudrzAn o1niy wiz bring splen-
did results n he direction Of permA-
.nent good roads. What A0draz
COMFY needs al tks tine Is q first
Class road cornmssione.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

FORMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .
r. Walker OF St. Louis has an
nOunced as a candidate for Supreme
Judge Of Missouri on the Democratic
ticket Col. Frank Walker has lots
Of friends in Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
N1ss uo9ENCE BAssroRn a.

MISS FLORENCE BASSFoRD ne
accomplished daughter OF Mr.. a
NM. Homer Basstord, formerly Of
Mexico. nov OF S.. Louis graduated
this week, and her father gave her a
trip through the East as a gradual
ing present. Miss Forence's many
friends IN Mexico extend coagratula-
fforn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE people OF Mexico are from
day to day becoming more Interested
in permanent good roads, and the Wis
1t OF D. Ward King viii materially
assist In the forward movement
hNong this line
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Tha CentraIia Guard says:
a sesation was caused WednG Sday
wheu a train crew photographed back
from Mexico that a woman waa lying
along the right-ofxay east Of town.
either dead or injured Parties went
out to Investigate and found a woman
walking into town and uninjured and
all right. She was walking through
he country and had laid down to
rest as she wsasted for the train 10
pass
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

CHECK YOUR EXPENDITURES.
socailed "iack''is frequently roth
ing but hard common sense. Some
rich men are said 20 be lucky, when
really they have only been sensible
and saved Instead Of spending their
earnings. Get tho habit Of banking
your spare cash, and you will never
regret II. Barir with Us and you wi
easily earn your own Independence
and have the aatisafction Of seeing
your fortune grow.
SOUTHERN BANK.
Capital and surplus, $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
Tobacco in the Orient,

The use Of tobacco Is universal In
the Orient. The word cheFoot comes
from Madras The first cigars seen
by Columbus IN the New World were
wrapped with corn shuoks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

bragg home where refreshments were
enjoyed on the lawn
There was a dance at the Monte
z,anaa Club rooms Monday given IN
honor OF Misses Mary Buckner. Mar
shah, No; Edna Klein. Florence
Munger. Pauline White and Letha
Braddock.
The dance at the Ellrs ciuo
rooms Wednesday evening was given
IN honor OF Miss Blanche Robinson OF
Sturgeon
Miss Mildred Johnson gave a party
Tuesday evening for her guest. MISS
Leila Braddock.
Misses Mildred Johnson and Letha
Braddock were guests of honor on a
hay ride given by the Seniors OF Har-
din TO the Juniors on last Saturday
evening. After the jolly hay ride
the crowd enjoyed refreshments at
the Palace OF Sweets. going from
: there to the College where the Beta
:Sigs were hostesses for a bnnking
party.
Mrs. @. w. Robertson and Miss
Ruth Robertson gave an informal at
home last Saturday afternoon for
their guests.
On Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. r.
M. White and Mss Katherine Math-
ews entertained with a enchre party
al the home OF Mrs. White. A large
number OF friends enjoyed their hos
pltality, the out-oftown guests being
MINES. Buell., Louisiana: Cole, TULSA
okla. Martin. Bowling Green and
Adams. Louisiana. The first prize,
a carved ivory fan and chain. went e
: Mrs. S. ]. Buckner. and the homeland
prize, a handkerchief, TO Mrs. Buell..
Delightful Refreshments We're served
at the close of tho afternoon.
is Miss Frances Carter is home
/ f.om Deer Park, wash where she
taught school the past winter.
0 Misses Maude Wallace and Edit
!. Etheridge depart Monday for Mon
roe. Mich, whore they will spend
several weeks.
It Mrs. Maurice Phillip gave AN In
formal 500 party this afternoon for
Miss Irma Barth. The decorative
:. and refreshmen4 scheme was most az
: propriately carried out In heart rep
reservations. Miss Barth, as guest oil
honor, received a pair Of white sill
hose, the other guest prize be.
ing black silk hose.
Miss Kota Luckle entertained this
! Thimble Club Friday afternoon. Their
were quite a number Of extra
" guests among whom we're Mines
Fred Bronaugh, ST. Louis, and David
, May OF Porto Rico. The usual sew
ing and conversation were indulget
in, as was also the very unusual che
ry pie.
y Misses Hattie Brown entertained
Misses Maude Wallace. Edith Ether
Z idge. Anne Lewis and Elizabeth
= Price at 6 O'Clock dinner Friday.
Miss Eva Blythe viii have I
house party next week. Her guest
90 to be are Misses Mary Brady of MI
a ami. Jewette ~LeCompte. Of Clark
vile, Marian Harlin of Kansas City
Mary Compton and Louise Magel O
independence and Cierc Harbinger o
Pattonsburg.
n. Mrs. Etna Williams OF Californi.
y, will arrive In a day or SO to visl
e, her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. n
Herman.
st Mrs. Maurice Phillip leaves mex
do Thursday for a visit in sedaia, he
al former home.
Mrs. Houghland leaves next weel
for st. Louis where she win visi
Mrs. H. Z. Truck for a few days be
l, fore going on to visit her daughter
, Mrs. B. L. Marsan of Milton, la.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

DR.. A. A. Wallace and John Martin,
Of the Alton, are home from Hlgbee,
Mo-, where they either caught or
bought a nice bunch OF fish. We
have not been able to interview John
ny, while the Doctor SMILES that
smile that won't come off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

One Principle at the Bottom.
The principle Of human brotherhood
fas been tho secret Of tho power OF
III the great leaders and OF all grAat
movements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
Leslie Ferris Is able TO be out az
ter a severe spell Of Illness.
Have You rgo.iess ~

My friend the stenographer says,
when an unmarried girl of about rs
or q has a birthday. all her relatives
and married friends come to con.
graduate her, but in reality It isn't
congratulatlon; It's coincidence
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

EVERYBODY IN Aexioo = n "a
ror q pcrmanent good roads

HOW oan . mar ulasa that ad'S
.sas eozA not pAy vaea he does nos
speae aa mach 80 SIC per yesr y
al Of his local raPerz AZ ~eaccesAsai
merchants ~ regular advertisers ae
tSrs, ao~~f uarerg-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Albert White will likely spend his
vacation in the Panhandle OF Texas
|and next fall will attend either
the University OF Texas or Of New
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

BEN EI1IOTT ds architect for
The new EBrs building which promises
10 be one OF the most upto-date
structnr4s IN Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

A telegram from Jas. Boatman,
who was operated on for appendScit
is, Saturday. gtases he Is doing
nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to sincerely thank all
friends for their expressions of
sympathy In the death of our DO
loved daughter and niece, Mary Ar.
thur, whose remains were inferred In
Elmwood Cemetery June /. and for
the beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Arthur
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. squires,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

TIE people OF A1drain county gen
orally win b opposed to the single
tax am ndmen. They take the 70
alton that the land owners should
not pay al OF the taxes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

The farmers Of AudraIn cunty are
putting in an enormous big crop OF
corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Mrs. G. A. Belts and sol Ct ST.
Louis are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. white.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
Mexico SAVINGS BAN
SS aPh ! and S15O,OO|
"a GENERAL BANKlN|
BUSINESS TRANSACTED


per cwt., moro than those Of Y
year. OF course. my feed bill was
little moro this year. but not ne'
enough to make this difference WI
the markets. at this high a level
can't see where somo feeders lhln
feeding will not be profitable %
season." j..
Mr.. Harrison is notol for the ~
finish he puts on his big Strings
cattle. Several weeks ago he =
ceiyed 1915, the top OF the ~
ker for that day. for a fEeoar SUI
ment Of his own fed cattle; all !
feeding seems to gain a finish '"'
Is sought by the killers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
snollsh

You cannot make an E~nslishman be.
lieye that his country is Ia a pad way
90 long as his own affairs are flourish
ing.-G. w. Broad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
JOHN t. x

r. R. Arnold. Sr.s went to Column
bia Saturday to attend the fun
eraf of H. H. Garth. a prominent
citizen of that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

HENRY W. BOND. who Is a can
dldate for Supreme Judge Of Ms
snurl. ha7 many warm friends IN
Mexico and Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE extension OF The burlington
Short Line would 80 a long way 70
ward helping make Mexico a greater
nir
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Judge Williams, of Boonville, Mo,
is attending the Audrain County Cir
cult Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Mrs. Ella Be6bury and son, Roy,
have returned from st. Louis where
they spent two months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
4 COW RESENTED A HATPlN.

Monroe City, MO-, June D.
Mrs. Bessie Carroll, a widow Nv
ing 7 miles west, suffered the frac'
ture Of both bones Of her rightarm
recently. She was milking and In
turning her head a 14-inch hatpin
pierced the cows side. The ANNA
reared and kicked Mrs. Carroll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

SENATOR BEy1Ns. Of cAllaSay
county. Il a candidate for Con
grees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

The Rev. c. A. Mitchell IS hOnl
from Auxyasse, where be pFe'cH'
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

J.. o. Barrow Of vandalia "a az.
Tending Court this week in this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE automobile people Of Audraia
county are doing their part toward
securing permanent good roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Detect Submarine From AIan p ID
At q height Of 5000 feet a man aII5,pl
neroplane can see a submarine B'
along 80 feet under water
Franchise IN swltzef,ano' ,,s n
Twenty years is the yo'IpS 10
Switzerland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

The dance at the Ellcs CluD
rooms Wednesday evening was given
sn honor OF Miss Blanche Robinson Of
Sturgeon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

rragg home where refreshments were
enjoyed on the lawn,
There was a dance at the Monte
zanaa Club rooms Monday given IN
honor Of Misses Mary Buckner. Mar
shah. Mo-; Edna Klein. Florence
Munger, Pauline White and Letha
Braddock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Mrs. Houghland leaves next week
for st. Louis where she win visit
Mrs. H. Z. Truck for a few days be.
fore going on to visit her daughter.
Mrs. D. L. Marsan Of Milton, la.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-04-10

Do they offer better times. more
security and better profits to bust
ness and industry and labor? What
are we. the dear. people. to get in
consideration of our votes.
Will the initiative and referen-
dunn. the recall. help anybody but
the professional politician to make
a better living? How many of these
bidders will offer anything to bus
mess but more hampering laws.
more noxious interference, more
palsying restrictions? We are to
vote for these austere altruists so
that they may injure the general
prosperity. delayed and diminished
long enough by their breed.
These heroic, patriot souls are all
gooseflesh over 1.-The peoples" lost
or imperilled rights. The right to
make a living without the fear of
pestiferous legislation by dema-
gogues is the right that suffers
most. Anybody would think that the
United States existed merely as a
stumping ground of politicians hunt
ing a job.
In this Witches Sabbath Of booms
and boom makers. who says a good
word for the one imperative salu-
tary and popular boom. a boom
for business?"- York Sun.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-04-10

For Sale. Trade or Rent-A z
room house with barn and acres
orchard and garden.
2t CHAB. WRIGHT.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-04-10
STATE FUNDS GONE, INSTITU-
TONS ABOUT TO QUIT
BUSINESS
Shafi>oth Administrators Extrav
agancd Has Brought About
Alarming Deficits

From Denver Times. leading dem
ocratic paper of state:
The finances of the state of Col
orado come as near being depleted
as they have ever been since terri
torial days. With the total appro-
priations amounting to nearly $4.-
100000 and the general revenue
barely exceeding $2,6O0,O0O, is
Shafroth administration is facing
a crisis.
1t means. that the treasury is
short nearly $1.5OO,OOO; and prob
ably not a single one of the five
classes of appropriations can be
fully paid, and that not a cent more
of the last three can be drawn on.
1t means Furthermore that the
state educational institutions, which
are in the third class cannot receive
more funds for maintenance. They
will face the necessity of closing
shop or running on credit until the
next general assembly convehes.
Thus far they have received only
2 per cent of the appropriation.
The first and second class ap-
preparations include salaries and
general expenses of state. and the
state penal institutions respectively.
Neither of these can be paid in
full. The question now confront
ing the Shafroth administration is
that of suspending the salaries of
state officials and employees or lib
Grating the inmates of penal insti-
buttons because of a lack of funds
to maintain them.
One Of the peculiar anomalies OF
the whole affair Is that only one
state official. Treasurer Kenehan
was aware of the condition OF the
finances. Governor Shafroth had
not the slightest inkling OF the
appalling condition until he was
informed yesterday by Ready Ken
chan.
The question resolves itself now
into the matter of cutting or stop
ping temporarily the payment OF
salaries altogether or OF slashine
the maintenance fund of the penal
Institutions The first expedieni
will undoubtedly result in a death
blow to several Of the departments
already on the verge of suspension.
The state bureau of Immigration
lacks funds to carry on IT'S work.
The state board of health has ex.
.hausted its expense fund and asks
for a loan OF $4,000. The office OF
the secretary of state wants $4,000
at once to conduct the extra worh
imposed by the last general as
sembly in initiating new bills and
referring others.
The State School for the Deai
and Blind yesterday asked the gov.
ernor for an additional $4,000
Practically all thee state colleges
are clamoring for the remainder oil
their appropriations.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-04-10
s.ecorsd Grade Rntertainmerit

The following is the program to
be rendered at the high school aud
itorium Friday. April IL. at p. m.
Orchestra.
Quartette, "The Daisy''-Zola
Swan. Mable Cade. John Moore.
Floyd Winner.
Quartette-John Scott, Donald
Church. Clair Smith. Frank Mourn
ing.
Duet, "Sunset"-Maude Miller,
Anna Dye.
Dumb-bell drill-Ten girls from
Second grade.
Recitation-Elizab Coats.
Duet-John Scott Donald Church.
Orchestra.
Drama, "Joe''-Second Grade.
Orchestra.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. There will be no admission.
Entertainment will begin promptly
at 8 -o'cbock.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-04-10

Partial list of attractions for tn
Chautauqua at Lamar, beginnin
on June "a and lasting seven days
The Fraternity Glee Club
Ruth Bowers Company.
Harmony Concert Company
The venitian Troubadours
The Novelty Musicians.
Sible Sammis McDermid.
Royal Italian Guards Band
William Rainey Bennett.
Byron Piatt.
Eugene Laurant Company
Hon. Albert l.. Blair.
Ralph Bingham.
James Francis O'Donnell.
Lincoln Mcconnell.
DR.. Geo. H. Bradford.
Everett Kemp.
Belle Kearney.
The Raweis.
Helen B. Paulsen.