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The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Among the Sick

Mrs. Morton has been sick the
past two weeks but 10 some better.
DR.. r. w. switzer has been on
the sick list the past several weeks
Mrs j. d. Billingsley Is still quite
sick with lagrippe and rheumatism.
DR.. A. c. Putnam reports Chas,
Walbourn, OF Cretcher, much bet
ter after a serious illness OF con-
gestion OF the liver.
Mrs Mary Driver has been quite
sick at the home OF w. N. Ollie,
south OF Gillian of late.
MIRA Fred Jungerman, OF Shack
elford, who has been very sick the
past two weeks, is reported bet
ter.
Rev. 8. II. Carter, formerly a
Baptist missionary here, is report
cd seriously III In a Kansas City
hospitai.
On account of the serious illness
OF his wife, Judge Samuel Davis
did not teach the Bible class at
the First Presbyterian church Sun
day. MIRA Davis Is one OF our
city's most beloved ladies and her
illness Is much regretted.
M. T.. Williams, who has been
III at tho home OF his daughter
MrA p. w. Harris, OF near Sulphur
springA returned to Kansas City
last Sunday, being well again.
Theodore Harris accompanied him
up.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Strodtman. McMillon

Leander L. Strodtman, formerly
OF Saline county, but now a resi-
dent OF Kansas City and Miss Kez-
In z. McMillon, OF Glasgow, were
united In marriage at Indepen-
dence, In the court house by Judge
e. Thomas e. Chinn, Saturday, Dec.
%, 1911.
An elegant wedding dinner was
prepared for them at the home OF
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Strodtman, OF near Indepen-
dence. They received many use
full and beautiful presents. After
a brief visit with their parents,
the happy couple left for their
homo that Mr.. Strodtman had al
ready prepared at ISIS East 18th
street, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Strodtman In an honorable,
upright and industrious young man
The bride IL a worthy and indus
trious young lady and will make
the man of her choice a good wife.
They have the heartiest congrat-
ulations and best wishes OF their
friends in life OF happiness and
prosperity.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Nelson Business
Block Burned
Bank. General Store. Drug
Store and Offices in
Ashes

Fire Tuesday night destroyed
five buildings, comprising an en-
tire block, at Nelson and caused a
heavy loss. The fire originated In
Feis general store and the cause
> unknown probably an over
heated stove. The store 10 q
Branch of the Slater store and was
in charge Of Wade Higginbotham.
The stock was a complete loss.
The Farmers ard Merchants
Bank was on the corner south OF
rcis' store. At the time OF going
to press the safe had not been
opened, so IL is not certain wheth-
or any money In lost, but Il 10
supposed to be safe. The bank
went on with business In the best
way II could.
North of Feis' store was Sneed's
drug store which occupied two
store rooms. This was also COM
plcte loss.
North OF Sneed's was DR.. J. d.
Smiths office, which was also
burned. The bank building was OF
oriek. the others frame.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

ID. M. Forbes to A L Merri-
field ITO acres 20-52-22 ...... ... I
Joseph Ruff TO p N Wilcoxon
40 acres 14-ts-22 ...... ......... S22o
Richard p Mayse to Arthur
d Mayse 80 acres s-4s-22 ......225o
r d Campbell by Admr to
Ann e. Chaffee lot I block 0
Alexander & Sandidge add
Marshall -. -. ... oVV
Thos e Tickemeyer to John L
Sowash 40 acres In l9-+s-20 1900
Mollie Hart ct al to Trustees
of German Evangelical st Lu-
cas- Church Grand Pass ...... ...i2oo
Margaret e Glide to John H
Glide 70 acres 21-5i-22 ......... $500
John Schooley to John H Glide
80 acres 2s-51-22 ... ..... ......2o00
Mary Z. Hazen to John & Frank
Glide all int in Joseph Glide
estate 80 -. ..- l.
L ] Rasse to trustees Hannibal
Lodge A F& A M lots I, .
block English add Marshall 800
Mamie A Henson to John r
Crop pit lot II block II
Slater, Mo ....' :. e. :. ....-... 1850
VIM p Brashears to Turner L
williams Ia Int In lot Sblock
Grand Pass ...... ..-...bo
Emma H Tunk to same same 10
Ed r Peterson to Thomas II
Boulware ct al 6.4s acres In
l9-5o-2i =. :. :. :. =. =. =. ...l6oo
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Saline County Fair

Owing to tho small attendance
last Wednesday afternoon the sa-
line County Fair Association meet
ing was put off to Friday, Jan 6th.
John Barr and c. B. Bacon wore
appointed to solicit further sub
scriptions. We hope there will be
q good attendance Friday and that
the fair will be put on business
footing. Saline county certainly
ought to support a fair and II can
BE- made a success II properly man
aged.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Around Town

chaA. Potter, the saddlery man,
made bad mistake recently. A
lady customer came In to buy .
large laprohs and he had only
sm&ll ones In stock. He said he
had some large ones ordered 20
largo they would 20 around her
three times or he would make her
; present of one. The LADY VS.
npk of the baan-pols varisty and
when the Ixp robes came TIE lArg
~ wonld hot 90 Around the lady
tw>eA but ~ lady ,euGtemne h
still ~ : handsoxns prsselE
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
DEATHS

MRS. SARAH r. SIMMONS died
ut her homek Ia miles southwest
OF Bogard, December 20, 1911. She
was born November 7th 1870, be-
ing ~ years old ct the time Of
her death. Her maiden name was
Miss Sarah r. Vivian. She mar
RED Henry c. Simmons May goth,
1889. To this union elk children
were born, three OF whom survive
her. She Joined the Christian
church in her girihood days and
was q devoted Christian during
her life.
Funeral services were conducted
at the home by Rev. w. G. Baird,
OF BogArd. Her RENAME we're
brought to this city Saturday and
wore laid to rest In Ridge Park
cemetery. A abort service was
held at the grave conducted by
Kld. B. T. Wharton.
The deccased and her family
were former residents OF this coun
ty.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

Cedar Camp n. W.. A. installed
the following officers Monday
night; A. L. Preston, Consul, DR..
q. =. Scrutchfield, Advisor Joe
9wisher, Bankers G. w. Psecher,
Clerk; y. Clark, Aacort; !. w.
Brayman, watchnans ]. Poindsx..
tn, Sentry; Rolla Hinshan Raat
consll, Refreshments were sssv-
~ later. y ".
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Parks-Veatch

A wedding OF unusual inetcrest
occurred at Helper, Kansas on
December 2sth when George Parks
son OF Mrs. Ambrose Parks Of
veatch, daughter OF Mr.. and MIRA
north of town, and Miss Lena
8. z. veatch, formerly OF this city
were married at the home Of the
bride.
Immediately after the wedding
the happy young couple returned
to Marshall and to tho homo pro-
pared by the groom north Of
town.
Tho groom 10 ore Of our excel
lent young farmers who has many
fricnds to congratulate him on
his clover capture, while the bride
u vol remembered here as q most
charming young lady.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Our Friends

The following are new subscribe
,rs or renewed during the past
week.
Mrs. Bessie Fackler, Blackfalds,
Canada.
]. w vogelsmeier, Sweet Springs
Aug Tegtmeyer, Grand Pass
s. ID. Clark, Sweet Springs.
c. L. Wagner, Blackburn
Martin Dierker, Mt. Leonard.
Chole ]. Smith, Sweet Springs
Ida Moose, Slater
Porter Harris, Kingfisher, Okla
Mrs L. w. Arnold, Kansas City
L. X. Leonard, Miami
Mrs c. w. Shelly, Gee, KY;
Dram Maupin, Blackburn
Cecile Carr, Slater
L. Fowler, Napton
Lewis Presley, Marshall
Henry Bartels, Blue Lick.
C. L. Lawiess, Marshall
MIRA 8. L. Hayner, Slater
Ernest Hilton, Marshall
Mrs. ]. T. Horner, Napton.
A. w. Shelton, Marshall.
Mrs Katherine Lynch, Marshall
Charlie Stewart, Marshall.
Frank Brown, Marshall
Theo Staub, Malta Bend.
w. A. Smiley, Marshall
A. N. ODonnell, Marshall
MIRA Cecilia Judge, Shackelford
James Bell, Marshall
Chaa B. Leaper, Marshall
w. r. Boyd. Marshall Ss
L. Driskell MArshal I isSs
r. b. Roberta. Marshall
j. A. Hanna, Marshall
Henry Nspper, Narshall.
@. L. Thompson. NArshall
MIRA =. J. Nichola. Msrshall
Geo Weber, MarahAn
r. r. HUFF, N@rshall
@. Eborle, Slater
b. c. Aulgur. Narahall
J. \. Murphy, 6late<
sScso Bender. Slater
Frxnk J. Alnuah. Slater
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Saline County
Fair Association
c Commercial Club Decides to
Give il Backing

The meeting OF the Commercial
Club at the Eagles home Tuesday
evening was largely attended. It
had been called for the purpose Of
considering the financial condi-
ton Of tho Saline County Fair As
e. istion.
u. A. Radford, president of the
Commercial Club, presided and call
ed for statements and talks by
parties interested in the fair.
Thoa. Bagnell being out OF town
and Ed Hawkins at home with a
sick child, the figures were not
to be had accurately, but Il was
learned that the fair association
has debt of about $1,000 on which
suit has been brought.
OF tho $4,000 capital stock,
$4,000 has bccn paid In, the other
$1,000 being upcollectable. The
debt was caused by the new build
inga.
The fair the first year lost about
500 last year It paid expenses.
On a vote II was unanimously de
cidcd to encourage the fair finan-
cially and Il was suggested that
all who could, besides the commit
tee named by the meeting, be pres
ont at the fair meeting at the
court house Friday afternoon.
While Il wss admitted mistakes
had been made, II was generally
agreed that the capital stock
ought TO have been $4,000 for the
fair on tho scale undertaken. II
IL very probable that this will be
done. Already nearly $1,000 has
been subscribed In addition TO the
capital stock and II is hoped the
full $4,000 can be raised In Mar
shall and the county. This will
not only clear the debts but leave
working capital
II was learned that one OF the
greatest difficulties was to secure
q quorum Of directors to transact
business and this IL to be remedied
by an executive committee from
Marahall or convenient to Mar
shall who can meet on short notice
to tranAact business.
Tho management OF the fair Is
to be- changed, as well as new di-
rectors elected In place OF those
who resigned.
II was generally agreed that
Marshall can and ought to have n
successful fair and that by giving
our people such fair they will
profit by It and patronize II so
literally that the association will
be at least self-sustaining. The
sentiment seemed also to be that
the fair ought to be more OF an
agricultural fair than racing meet.
1t In hoped that all interested
will como out Friday afternoon
whether stockholder or not.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
No Trial Cases

Attorney d. ID. Duggins informs
us that the Saline county bar has
decided to ask for no trial cases
to be passed on In the Circuit
Court next week on account of the
serious illness OF Judge Davis
wife. The Jurors are therefore
not expected TO appear this term.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

Remaining In the Marshall, No.
post office Jan. Sd 1912. II not
called for In Is days will be sent
to the dead letter office at WASH
ington. d. c.
Ladies-Mrs. Annis Britt, Mrs.
Eliza J. Deckard, Miss Juanits
Walden.
Gentlemen-L. p. Arnold, w. M.
Coleman, Leonard Danderman, L.
H. KAAhner, James Jackson, y. H,
Meadst, 8. B. Paul, Paul wiseheart
e. N. White.
= Il. w. vANDYKE, p. M. 4
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Has Cholera,Cure

q. w. I.edon, who was here last
week from Gardner, Kansas, says
no has q positive hog eholera
cure. He has used II successfully
for seven years without losing a
slnglo hog, although his neighbors
have lost hundreds.
He gave US the formula, as fol-
lows:
Take SC worth OF copperaA dis
solved; SC blue vitriol, half box
Lewis concentrated lye, Sc sui
phur and mix with twenty gallons
of shipstuff. Feed to hogs In
morning. II hogs are sick feed
them each day; II well once n
week. \
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Caught Big Wolf

Carl Keehart, Of northeast Of
town, caught a big she wolf In a
steel trap on Dec. 23d. The wolf
weighed about IS lbA and would
have been a dangerous PROPOSE
ton IL tackled unarmed. We un-
derstand the state has ceased pay
ing bounties on wolves.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

WILLIAM JAMES HERNDoN
died at his homo on East North st.
yesterday morning at the age OF 81
years, 8 months and IS days, OF q
complication OF ailmentA His
funeral will occur today (Thursday)
at II a. m. and burial In Mt. Olive
cemetery. Rev. b. T. Wharton will
conduct tho services at the resi-
dence.
Mr.. Herndon was married twice.
Fret to Mary Ellen McMahan Of
Cooper county, to- which union the
surviving children were born. She
died IS years ago. He was mar
ried 81 years ago to Mrs. VIM. Har-
ris. who survives him. The sur
viving children Of the first mar
riAge are MrA r. p. Mathis, John
T. Herndon, MrA J. Fl. Clark, Mrs
T. N. Fisher of Oklahoma, Mrs. @.
H. Fenwick, w. L. Herndon, D. w
Herndon Of Lodi CALI, MrA r. H.
BoStright. All are here.
Mr.. Herndon was born In Bour-
bon county, Kentucky in is2s and
came here with his parents when
ono year old.
He was a member Of the Chris
tian church and also a Mason. He
lived a consistent and honorable
life and his death removes from
our midst an excellent citizen.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
knights of Columbus Ball,

Tho Knights Of Columbus held
their annual holiday ball at their
hall on West North street Thurs
day evening.
Not . dull moment was there
during the entire evening a. the
Knights are noted for their hos
pitality and everyone was careful
to see that they enjoyed the event
which all cay they did.
Balthis orchestra furnished the
music and tho music they made
was 90 ontrancing that the morn
Ing hours wsre breaking before
the dancers ceased tripping the
light fantasies. Members from
Glasgow and Slatcr were present.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

MRS. c. J. JESTER died at her
homo In Newkirk, Okla, on Dec.
18th, aged 90 yeara She was
former reaidept Of Saline and
moved away seventeen years ago.
She In survived by the husband
and thrcc children. Also three
brother &C. p, A. N. and T 8
authrey and three sisters-Miss
Emma Guthrey, MrA Lucy Carpen-
ter, Mira Nora Tucker. The first
five named reside In Saline. She
was a good woman and left many
frienda here and at her home.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
Marriage License

Ira Ousley, Marshall
Julia Barnett. Marshall
Marshall Hightower, Miami.
Mary Chesser, Miami.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
EMILY BEAVER, col. died

EMILY BEAVER, col, died at
her home in East Marshall, Dec,
27th aged about rs yeara She
lived by herself In a ANAL cabin
and was sick a long time being
cared for by the county. Her re-
mains were laid to rest Friday.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

I Miss Mabel Mccall Of PuItoE.
waA The gNest this week Of Tho
naissss lrviAs On HAst North q.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04
SAMUEL sULLIvAN.-Rev. L.F.

SAMUEL sULLIvAN.-Rev. L.F.
Clemmens informs us of the death
oi Samuel Sullivan. one Of the
countyA pioneer citizens at the
homo OF his daughter near Miami.
He died yesterday morning at the
age Of % yearA His funeral viii
occur Thursday afternoon at Har-
mony and Mr.. Clemens will con-
duct tho services. We will try to
give more complete notice Of
thu splendid old citizen next
week.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

Alonzo Piper, Slater
w. z. Nicely, n. odgen Florida
Joseph Glger, Gillian
Samuel Rothrock Sweet Springs
"m Steifen. Gillian
j. L. Kent, Marshall
z. T. Alexander, Slater.
W. II. Keyton, Slater.
W. II. Nichols, Marshall.
Aug. Reich, Gillian
II. r. Kessier, Glasgow.
Mrs. A. L. Gilkerson, Grapgevilie
Idaho.
J. Z. Moore, Slater
T. W. Philips. Marshall
T. ii. Brown, Marshall
r. r. Martin, Moberly, Mo.
J. A. Railey, Slater
I. +. Raiiey, Marshall
Louis Railey, Kansas City, No
Mrs. Hettie Pritchett Medicine
Lake, Mont.
Jcff Howard, Marahal.
ss @hs oet 6N~"rt e.@s 'a..s
Mrs. p. w. Harris, Marshall.
Mrs Bertha Sharkcy, Hannibal
q. A. Renniek, Malta Bend
Mrs. c. w. Hill, Lone Jack, Mo.
B. w. Colder. Marshall.
r. r. Stobie, Cleveland, Ohio
NJ. F. BradshaS, Marshall.
Mrs. ]. B. McFadden, Marshall
v. L. Duncan, Marshall
Mrs. A. Crowder Sweet Springs
John Shellenbergar, Taft, Cal.
Miss Dodson Davis, Alden, N. ID.
Mrs. r. Bennett, Bixby, Okla.
Harry se,lmeyer, Glasgow.
@. W. Vowel, Marshall
]. NJ. McClelland, Nelson.
Mrs. j. M. Duncan. Gillian
c. c. Kitchen, Slater
]. A. Poe, Sweet Springs
Arthur williams, Anthony Kan
J.B. Jackson, Slater
Mrs. James Alexander, Green
wood, Mo.
Lewis vanBuskirk, Sweet Springs
Louis Kammeyer, Slater.
Frank Leimkuhler, Slater
r. A. Cartec, Marshall.
Miss Emma Harvey, Nelson
Anderson Kirby, Miami
T. II. Boulware, Marshall
b. X. johnson, Sweet Springs
J.P. Kurtz, Sweet Springa
J. p. Patterson, Spring Hill, Kan
c. W. Heskett, Oregon City, Ore
]. E. Blackburn, Marshall
J. W. Solomon, Marshall
Jas. White, Marshall
]. NJ. Lindsey, Marshall
Mrs. Maude Cox, Marshall
Mrs. Katherine Lynch, Marshall
4. j. Hayob, Marshall
j. p. Fulkerson, Mt. Leonard
Mrs. VIM. Smith, Basstrop, La
]. F. Bentley, Marshall
r. NJ. Sutherland. Marshall
Sam Morton, Slater
Luther Thompson, Shackelford
]. r. Thompson, Shackeiford.
Andrew Smith, Marshall
T'riah Mayse, Sweet Springs.
Mrs. ]. II. Featherstone, Marshall
Miss Este.lah Montgomery, Mar
hall.
: Mrs. Tena Rosenfeld, Miami
Nay Alexander, Miami.
! Walter jackson, Blackburn
Mrs. Ida ,Pittman, Sweet Springs
LEO. Price, Marshall
Mira Pauline Tracy, Marshall
Mira Katherine Lynch, Marshall
John T. Vaughan. Miami
J.. A. DepniA Marshall
Mrs Jane Fenvick Sweet Springs
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
MrA Holmes Campbell OF Shack
elford, Monday. as
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-01-04

Corrected weekly BY the Marshall
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
OUTLINE THE
QnnCT nEAAIc
DUUJI TLHlVS

Inc Board of Trade, at its meeting
last night. listened to a report of
what the Boost Wilmington" commit
tee has already accomplished. On mo-
ton OF c. ID. Garretson, notice of a
change in bylaws changing the
meeting time OF the board from night
to day hour, was also received. This
change provides for holding sessions
of the board az the noon day luncheons
planned to be held in the dupont Hotel
when that structure is completed. The
change will not become effective until
the latter part of December, however
AT the meeting Howell S. England
read the report of the committee on
information, which showed that with
such a publicity bureau as planned
here, the city of Nashville, Tenn. has
expended in one year. S10.S00 and the
population has increased 1920. Dur
ing a short time, az new business en-
terprises had been secured for the
city, with a payroll OF s1.3S4.O 600
Seventy-two conventions have been
held there, bringing 81 600 people,
who spent $750.0OO
Following this report Mr. England.
as chairman of the Boost Wilmington
committee" read a report covering
the workings Of the committee since
its organization.
Mr.. Garretson spoke of the work
of the Board iu the past and said that
the Wilmington Board of Trade has
not played the important function it
should in the development of the. city.
He therefore urged that new life be
instilled into IT,
r. ]. Maclean, the publicity man
ager, said that any board or organzia-
tion would be as dead as the local
board, if Il met once a month and at
night Mr.. Maclean spoke of the
Spokane Chamber OF Commerce, with
which he had hean associated and OF
~how the noon-day meetings had re-
suited in great -hings being accom-
plished there.
George H. McGovern. secretary of
the Board, spoke Of a plan being tried
in other cities, of manufacturing
buildings being erected and floor
space rented out. This, he thought
would prove a great advantage here
During the meeting Thomas S.
Doherty proposed TWO names for mem
bership. they being Walter Brinton,
manager of the Edgar Allen Steel Com
pany. of New Castle. and J. S. Wilson
manager Of the Wilmington and West
Jersey Ferry Company
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
Mr.. AND MRS. BLACK
MARRIED FIFTY-FOUR YEARS

Mr. and Mrs John Black. of No.
1921 Lowering avenue. parents OF Chief
OF Police George Black, celebrated
their hfty-fourth wedding anniver-
sary last evening. The affair was
much enjoyed by the guests and by
the couple themselves.
Those present we're William Black
and wife. John Black. 4th. Gilbert
Black. William Black, Helen Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black. Jr, John
Black, 3rd. William Black. 2nd.. Lewis
Black. Belle Black, Susie Black. Mr..
and Mrs George Black. George Black,
Jr.. Madeline Black. Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
Elliott. James Elliott. 'r, Anna Ell
lott. Sadie Elliott. Charles Black, Da-
vid Black Miss Jennie Black. Mrs
Emily Dickinson, Mrs. George Banks,
Lewis Banks. Mr. and Mrs Philip
Tyre, Mr. and Mrs John Dennison
David Wardle. Mrs Ellen McAteor. Mr
and Mrs. Frank Strebs Mrs Lizzie
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hamilton
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
The Sinner.

or the late Bishop Charles Q. Graf
ton Fond du Lac man said the other
day:
"Bishop Grafton was remarkable for
the neatness and point Of his pulpit ut
terances.
"Once, during a disastrous strike. a
capitalist Of Fond du Lac arose in a
church meeting and asked leave TO
speak The bishop gave him the
floor, ~and the man delivered himself
Of long panegyric upon captains Of
industry. upon the gcod they do by
giving men work, W booming the
country, by reducing the cost of pro.
duction, and so forth.
when the capitalist had finished his
self praises and. flushed and satisfied
had sat down again Bishop Grafton
rose and said with quiet significance;
lis there any other sinner would
like to say a wordr - New York
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
NEWS OF WEEK
In AUTO TRADE

G. r. Wright manager Of the
Gomery- Schwartz Motor Car Com-
pany. distributors Of the Hudson cars
regrets to announce to his friends
and patrons that he has resigned his
position with the Gomery- Schwartz
people.
BE has been afflicted with the
company in an official and executive
capacity since its inception in the
automobile business. During the year
and a half he has managed the affairs
Of tne company in this city, he has
made an enviable reputation for HIM
self
Mir Wight viii not make known
his plans for the future as he has
not decided whether he will accept
one of the several positions offered
him. or whether he will enter the
field for himself I'm Philadelphia
Mr.. Wright has made a host of
friends since he became affiliated
with the Gomery- Schwartz Company
and they. as well as the company
regret his departure
E b. Ginerhouse has purchased a
siN-cylinder 44-horsepower 1913 Brad
ford from the Bradford Company
Within the past week the Whining
ton Automobile Company has sold a
live-p passenger Model 81 Buick %
Henry b. Thompson. The company
expects car load of the cars here
next week
Three Krit cars have been sold by
the Auto Sales Company this week
Walter Thompson purchased one OF
them. while G. Keen has purchased
from the local company a Brush rum
about The local agency has car
load Of Krit cars on the way from
the factory, These are expected
shortly
Henry 2. Scott has had delivered
TO him a Pierce-Arrow. sold through
the Foss-Hughes Company