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The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
MT. LEONARD

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Mrs. Maurice Bray, OF ON 'ha,
Neb, Is the guest o. her mother
Mrs. NJ. q. Bray here.
Mira. Francis tGretts OF Menden,
Mo-, Is a guest OF her sister, Mrs
A. b. sCort., H't
Mrs. Harriet Whittieton OF Lyons
Kansas, was a guest last Tuesday
Of Mrs. NJ. Gentry
Miss Carr Kleen has accepted 4
position In J. A. Whstts store Of
General Merchandise here. II
Miss Nellie eTurley OF Arrow
Rock vs. a guest OF Miss Estelia
Grimes this week. e
DR.. and ,Mp. Tuttle, and MID
,c,arence Hopkins were Visitors d
Marshalfs Monday.
JudsoiryAld FiSnks Ne;ghtws
were .suests Sunday ot pad
'ents, r. T. Brlghtwe5t here. Z
Miss Kathleen Kellett WAS hunt
ing Santa in Marshall Monday, Z
David corts4adBWl(e a. Marian
county were guests Of the FORM
ers brother, A. b. Cort here.
Lloyd CortywaAp a Marshall wish
tor Mondsf. M u
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
City Council

Council met Monday evening, De
cember 18th with all present ex-
:ept Tucker.
or'Tranae 40 passed, yeas.
: his crd names accepts the wo * OF
fe..ows & Ccwan for stree. w,rs.
Plumbers ordinance No. tI piss
ell. This ordinance requires p umb
.rs to take out a lisen:e at $40 per
year anl 81 ing bond in the sum
Of $1,000.
Ordinance No. AL pissed, prob b.
it'ry domestic gee.e. ducks chick
ems and turkeys from running at
large.
Light ordered at Marion and
E.sworth.
In regard to I'd Pages, w,ter
bill at shop, reduction refused
Ed H. Mitohel's charity bill Of
81 allowed - -
Allen 4 Crockett allowed sss fo'
abstr1ct. tn ~
On motion It 10 ordered to Lay
enough materja.>for an'.hcr 81;
inth WEI. :.
s. b. Black 5r,ntsi p',i hall IL
cense,
Covert Bros. ct al RE pet'tio~
Ito resurface North English tetwcei
| North Strset and G. & A. Ry.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
County News


Miss Julia Morris returned to her
home Wednesday after a weeks
visit with her sister in Slater.
Sam Reynolds OF Miami visited
with his brother Phil and family
Friday.
Frank Davis, Lewis S'hyler, Chas
Fowler, and Toney Gibson werc in
B.ackwater Thursday in Mr.. Davis
auto.
Chas. Nieme'er arb wife o. Mr.
shall. Jim Skinner and wife Of Sla
ter were guests Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Reith.
Joe Hfllen and family, Dave Good
loe and mother were Sunday viz.
tors Of Arch Good,oe and family.
Mrs. John sandage Of near Mar
shall visited with her parents NJ
and Mrs. Abe Ballard Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Eastman and Mrs. s. !
Gibson we're trading in Nsptop
Thursday.
Lillian Scott visited with HON
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Keller OF Saline City yisil
ed with Robert Sch'eszar Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Odell g
Sundiy guests with Mr.. and Mrf.
jam Odc.L
Mrs. Henry Nieme'er and dau..h
ter, Marie were trailing IL n,
Rock Saturday.
Mary Swinney is visiting with
julia Morris a few days this " et.
Lewis Haseme.cr AMI wife visit
ed the latters parents in Slater
Sunday.
Kate Swinney was trading ir
In Arrow Rock Mona1y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens w'nkl-r
and baby we're in Ar ow Ro: X Su
day.
p. s. Reynolds and vie wcr'
shopping in Marshall Friday.
BernIce Piper and Arch Gregory
~trinslctel buaness a! the county
seat Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
NORTH CRANE PASS

Ms S.c"l Youny returned hcme
-. $ turiay morning from a two
X visit VIII relatives In COT
feyv',ie Kansas.
Mrs. J.. W. Fell visited her little
daughter at the home o! Grano
pa Booker last Sunday.
Miss Code Demos visltel h !
cousin, Mss Willie vander.in a,
waverly several days last week
She reports an enjoyable visi'.
Mrs. Claud Hutton and little con
of near Whites Island were guest.
Of relatives nj Gr,nl PAS lat Sun
day.
The children Of the German Lu
ther1n church are mixing prep r
tions Tor their Christmas propr m
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kramer spent
las. Suna'y afternoon with the'I
fr'eptI n Malta b nd. 80
Chr,stm1s Is fr,wiry near and
our Elite folks have the days nun
bered until SAINT, Claus WI make
his visit.
Mss Ida Bysrs was the guest OF
Mas Naomi Wsl'ac, at Gr,ni Pas,
last Sunday and attended ohur' b
Mt the BiptiNt church.
T. L Wili'mIon, n enterp Is
iny mer HINT o. Grant Pass, wal
calling on friends around here LIS,
Sunday.
Lite Mss Opt Hooves VIII, la,
been quite sick Is reported maci
better at this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
A RECORD BREAKER

Our daily attendance THIS AL
has been the ,lrgcst In the h seory
OF the irst tution, and from pres
ent indications our January at
tendance viii also be excep-
tiona'iy ,arse. We have plenty OF
room and plenty OF teachers, and
our work Is practically all taught
on the pan OF "learn TO do by do
ing" thru individual instructions.
III crib'eJ US - h ndle any NUN
Der o. studcnts to the very best
advantage. Students who are de-
fic'ent In Arithmetic, Grimm1r,
Spelling, etc, ges special instruc-
tons In each OF these SUBJECTS with
out extra ccst. By our method Of
ind vidual instruction, the stud, mt
who Is SOW and backward in his
work is not discouraged by trying
to keep up with thu stI't,nt who
has had superior advantages, nei'h
CT Is the bright student who hu
had special advantages held back
on account OF the slow students.
but e,eh Is worked TO his full CO..
pacity, therefore both r delight
ell with Their work.
II you can't persuade someone
else to buy you scholarship in
the Mober.y Commercial College
OF Mcber.y, Nc as a Xmls PRES
ent, try and mike some arrange
ments whereby you can buy IL f-r
your self. It's aXmis present
that w'h prove OF untold value to
you. We are daily placing students
In positions where they r earn-
ing from $500 to $500 pr snnum,
Finish a course a Bookks epinG
and Shorthand with US and WEI
get you the position, and there are
no IFS Or ands about il; we have
got to do It IL We expect your sup
port in securing future patronage.
The cost OF a complete unlimited
scholarship in any eourse is 5000
!, two courses combined $500. Bo- I'd
!. and lodging for full course about
$4,000 or from $500 to $50 pes
week.
> Get a copy OF our large illus-
I trated catalogue, giving facts and
: figures as to what our former stu
dents have accomplished and Wild
their employers think Of them, iii
! in your name and address and
state course in which yoa are mos,
ty Interested and mail to the MOI
> berry Commercial Colleg", Mober'y
4 Mo-, today.
49, Aas ENs
u N""he 80 :" ;" ." /" >. =
B Address =. -".'
n 15aussw
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
MT. ZION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner Up mt Sun
day at Mr.. Maniss'.
VIA ze'ge' was shopping MIR
shall Saturday.
August oehrkey Is visiting his
~sister, MIRA. J. p. Kurtz.
Miss Gusta Kurtz spent Sunday
with Mss Nora Levin2ston.
The preaching at MI. Zion Sun
day was well attended.
Lon Mancess made q business
trip to Sweet Springs Friday.
J.. p. Kurtz, wife AMI daughter
and August oerkey Visited at Pcre
Kurtz Sunday.
Mas Gusta Kurtz was shopping
in Sweet Springs FRIDAY.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

ceremony the young couple left on
tina 3 O'Clock c. & A. passenger for
Exce.sior Springs where they will
visit the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Noonon. The groom 10
manager OF the Star MEL AMI Is a
popular young business mar, while
the bride h one OF Marshalrs at
tractive and pleasing young ladies.
They will reside In Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20


Bud Griffith. blue Lick
John II. Gibson, Greeley, Colo.
Albert Zaha, Enid, Okla.
d. Z. Shredder, Sweet Springs.
NJ. z. Scott, Sweet Springs
J. 8, Copeland, Marshall
Frank Liseor, Marshall
W. II. Heuman, Nelson
W. +. Hinnah, Gillian.
Herman Olendorf, Marshall
Mrs. Clara Spears, Napton.
John Giger, Slater. "
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Mat Barnes, wife and son, Wiuhs.
returned home Saturday fran an
extended visit with relit YES Mt
Napton and Nelson.
M. @. Bray had the misfortune TO
lose a valuable mar last week.
Mrs. M. Gentry was q Marshall
visitor Tuesday.
At the regular MEETING Of the
Saline County medical society In
Marshall Tuesday DR.. r. w. Tut c
was elected secretary for the ccm-
ing year.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Malleable iron being non break.
able, permits the manufacturers
IN cold.rivet all joints. making
them pract cally air.tight. No
heat escapes, or cold air enters
range. thus heating the oven
quickly and right with about half
the fuel used in a range made Of
cast iron. where Joints must be
boiled and lasted together with
stove putty.
All ranges will work right at
first ard until the bolts and stove
putty get loose; then the trouble
commences. You are compelled
to u.e twice the fuel. not only
running your fuel bill up. but
burning out your range and in.
creasiDg the repair bill. TO say
nothing Of its short life. With a
Majestic Malleable and Charcoal
Iron Range, where all parts are
hand .riveted they can't come loose
your repair and fuel bill Is small.
and life Of range is thie e or four
times as long. No range can be
made better. Price 5000 with
out resei voir, $58.0 90 with ieser.
voir. Do not pay $1,000 or $40 90,
L"' us show you.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
lNoonon.Lacy

Arthur Noonon and Miss Eliza
beth Lacy were married Wednes-
day ut the home OF the brides
uncle, A. J.. Graves, Rev. Clarence
Hodge officiating. Following the
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Eat AIkotsoss Hssa

The natives OF Hawaii r large con
sumsrs Of Albatross eggs. which Are
secured principally from the Island q
iAysou. the Hawaiian group. These
EGGS n 70 plentiful on this island
that they r gsthered In vheelbar.
rows and carried to the shore In boxes
end loaded on = small Industrial ran
rsad.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Course interested In
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
NEW FRANKFORT

B. Winston of Vissaiia, Ky VS.
ited his brother, Boone Winston
q. e. Whining and d. e. McCor-
MEX in Marshall this week.
Day Lenz and wife and Leonard
Davss AMI wife OF Safer visited
4 B. Maddox and family Sunday.
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blum
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, a boy.
NJ. and Mrs. T. Neu OF Cam
h@1Rge spent Sunday at The homo
c9J. wyCrssmhspgh.1 - AZ
!'sses Mary and Florence Her
rsen Of Ayres are Waiting ,fheis
anpt Mrs. Henry Bohlken.. WV
Ass Emma Matthes was shop
mig in Slater. Monday.
Nv w H ------- tIsH.H ~. TO-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Objects 20 Story.

Mrs Stonewall Jackson objects b
the picture Of her husband as preseui
ed in "The Long Roll" by Mary JOIN
ston. She quotes a friend of Ges
eral Jackson as saying of the front.
ispieco that It is featureless and NOR
like the likeness of some brutal prlle.
fighter of physically fine figure d
all animal and without one sparkS
mental illumination. Mrs. jackson
says that she herself never knew u
"old forage cap" nor the habit
sucking lemons attributed to Gen
jackson, and harped upon so much
by Miss Johnston. The widow also
traces her husbands ancestry back
to the best Americans. denying that
he was descendant of plebelans and
Doors, as she says the story intimate.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
.LYNCHING RECORD FOR 1911
Sixty Persons Lynched In United
States During Ycar.--All hut
Two Were Negroes.

The lynching record, during 1911
shows distinct, though slight inn
provement over the records of pre-
vious years. The number of persons
lynched since Jan. /, sixty-is less
than that of any other year, slightly
All but two OF the sixty persons
lynched were negroes. OF the fifty
eight negroes, one was n woman.
The crimes charged against these
victims range all the way from insult
to criminal assault and murder. Geor-
gia leads with the most lynchings, sew
enteen lynchings occurring i'm thir-
teen states All OF these we're South
ern or border states, except Penn
sylyanla which furnished the only in
stance Of the year whore the vic
tim was burned at the stake
Contrary to the record OF previous
years the majority of victims were
not accused of crimes against women.
The victims accused of attacks on wo-
men numbered Is while 81 were ac-
cused of murder. Two negroes were
lynched for insulting white women, 4
for attempted murder, one for threat
ened murder. one for highway rob
berry and one for persistent stealing !
Two were charged with plain assault
and one was being held as a suspi-
cious character.
In several instances race riots were
reported in which both whites and
blacks were killed. These are not
included in the record of the year.
In the general record, the word
"lynching" has been held to apply
only to the summary punishment in
flicted by a mob or by any number
of citizens on a person alleged to
have committed a crime for which in
the ordinary courses that persons
would have been tried by law.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
misrepresentation.

A bill is now before Congress to
pay all old Federal soldiers who ser
we'd during the civil war, n pension
o. ono dollar day whether they
need II or not. The Congressman are
falling over themselves to support u !.
---.-...-..---- . s.,.sr.'D% - ~.sI-'- -
II is a bit of sop for the old soldiers
vote and is outrageous.-Hali Coun-
ty Herald.
A large majority of the Democrat
ic Congressmen voted for that shame
full grab They did It frankly to Sc
cure the benefit in the doubtful
states" next year. What shall 1t pro-
nt a Democratic people TO gain all
the offices and lose their own demo-
crazy? why commit the Democratic
party to class legislation so gross
that even It's apologists have to de-
fend It on policy grounds? Why
should anybody have any confidence
in a party that votes the tax payers
money away to clamorous applicants
merely in order to secure the votes.
of the clamorers?.f Isn't self respect
of some value even in political par
~ with a long string OF cowardly e.
vasions to its discredt? As far as the
Republican party Is concerned moth
ing better was expected of it.-State
Press I'm Dallas News.
The South has carried the burden
of an increasing pension roll for I'm
ion soldiers and had hoped to be rid
OF 1t some time. but It is growing
on us. This last stunt is bald
piece OF demagoguism and is just as
reprehensible in Democrats as ii
ever was in Republicans and the
Signal doesn't propose to apologize
for e.
The local paper is the only one
identified with home interests II
takes note OF every happening In
your town and you Will lind a week
ly record OF everything OF interest
TRANSPORTING in the place. IL furnish
es a complete compendium OF It's his
tory. and the longer II continues the
more are its interests interviewer
with yours. II gives your town no
toriety and and reputation abroad
and puts 1t in close relation with
the outside world. II is living indi-
Gator OF your daily business and a
chronicler OF all that transpires from
day to day and year to year. Stand by
Il and encourage it to 30 on improv'
INK and adding to your prosperity
during the year 1919.-Lubbock Av
alanche.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

who can wonder that a great
many honest and patriotic men have
been led, after unsuccessful efforts
to render timely service to the
to stop short with the In
quiry. whats the use" Why
should a man risk his fortune and
his life in effort to improve the con
ditions of people who are unable or
unwilling to appreciate good govern
ment. The people OF Mexico are be-
ing misled by demagogues and
taught to expect impossible blessings
Madero Is being roundly abused for
not giving TO both the demagogues
and their dupes all they desire In
offices, honors, sinecures and pen
slons. The people are said to be
sorely disappointed. Many OF them
have found il quite easy, even during
the past year. to live by raiding and
robbery. Many OF them are wholly
averse to settling down to orderly
Industrial life. They have been
worked up to the lighting point by
ambitions leaders for whom rich oifi
ces have not been found by the
Madero Government.-Dallas News
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
MENINGITIS IS IN
DALLAS AND WACO
Schools are Closed in Dallas on Ac-
count of Dreaded Malady.-
Many Gases
AbIlene Reporter:

Abilene Reporter.
Miss Lockett who is spending the
holidays here and who is teacher
in the Dallas city schools has decid-
ed to remain here for the rest of the
week on account of the fact that the
schools are closed in the city of Dali
las, pending developments in the
meningitis epidemic which is said to
be very serious there among cas-
pills of the schools.
The disease is raging In Waco ac-
cordIng to telephone message last
night received by Mrs. Geo. Morse,
from her sister, Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Morse says that there are
twenty five cases in the city OF Waco
and the newspaper reports from Dial
las give an equal number of cases
there, while in Oak GIN seventeen
cases are reported in letter from
there received by a lady of this city
from friend residing there.
The disease is in very virulent
form at both places and is always of
a serious nature.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
TO GUT THE
APPROPRIATIONS
Democrats I'm the House to Eliminate
$325. 900 President Taft
Wants.

Democrats of the House of Repre-
sentatives plan to eliminate from the
next Sundry civil appropriation bill
the $225,OOO appropriation for the
Presidents tariff board, the $4,000
appropriation for the economy com
mission. and the $4,000 approprla-
ton for the Presidents travelling
expenses
/ Democratic members of the Appro-
prlations Committee are understood
to be unanimously in favor of this
elimination programme and they be-
lieye the cutting out of the expen-
diture of $4,000 all of which is
under the direction of the President
will meet with the approval of the
majority party in the house.
The sundry civil bill will be ready
for submission to the House in Jan
uary and the democrats plan to de-
fend the denial OF the quarter of a
million dollars appropriation on the
tariff board on the ground that the
very principle of tariff body UNI
der the supervision of the President
is undemocratlc They further viii
point out that the Constitution gives
to the House of Representatives the
power of Initiative, in revenue legis-
lation and will contend that a pres
ldentlally controlled tariff board
practically amounts to usurpation
OF this power.
The House Democratic members
have an economy plan of their own
and will insist that the maintain
ance OF the economy commission is
a waste OF money and time. They
will argue that the House Expendl-
lures Committee for the various de-
partments of the Government can
take care of any economy that may
be needed II members OF the cabl-
net fail to discover extravagencles of
administration.
AS far as the Presidents travel
ling expenses are concerned, the De-
mocrats feel that the annual appro-
priatlon OF $4,000 for that purpose
is being used against the Democrat
ic and they propose to cut It of for
that reason.
These eliminated, II was certain
to provoke lively discussion when
ND aR96go GIgll MI is reported /
of snyder. Miss Mary Gold brooms
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
COND|T|ON FINE
y IN WEST TEXAS
W. c. Forbess, of Texas Traction Co.
Makes Statement In Fort
Worth.

That West Texas is in far better
condition than Il has been for years
is the statement OF w. c. Forbess, as
sistant General Manager OF the Nor
thern Texas Traction Company, who
on Monday returned from n week 5
visit in that section of the country.
THAT country has had an unprece-
dented heavy rainfall and there is
plenty OF stock water and good
season in the ground. The farmers
are optimistic and look for great
year" Mr. Forbes said. Fort
Worth Record.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

A couple Of small boys got out in
the rear o fthe East Side Cafe to-
day and were throwing rocks and
breaking out windows. City Marshall
Kelly captured them and was about
10 lock them In Jail, but Mr.. Niece
proprietor Of the place pleaded with
the officer to not be hard on them.
They promised TO be good and we're
let on for the time. but II they ov-
or do such mischief again. Mr. KEEL
ley will not be 80 easy on them.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
York World:

Oih WORTH
The speaker OF the national house
Mr. Clark, makes the prediction
that the stream of migration, south
ward in this country would soon be
come as great as that which poured
into the West during the past half
century. He clearly anticipates for
the Southern States a density Of pop
ulation equal to that of the mast IA
vored East and West Belt of the
North.
II climatic extremes explain the
comparatively thin population OF the
equatorial latltldes, they do not ex-
plain the like thinness OF population
in the whole Southern hemisphere.
While the north temperate zone has
population averaging probably for
ty TO the square mile throughout
and 100 through broad central belt
the South temperate zone has
population averaging much less than
ten per square mile.
Half of South America still has
a population no larger than at it's
discovery by Europeans. Africa
which holds the remains OF the old
est known civilization Is to very
great extent as thinly or more thin
ly populated than many centuries a
go.
Australasia with all It's recent oc-
cupation by Caucasians, has popu-
lation of less than per square
mile. European migration to the
more favored regions of South Am
erica is increasing markedly. but
the stream is still small .QA compared
I. ~ r. a1f 'Etslda ~ W. U.s.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
WAS IN QUANAH.
Rev. Chas. Brewer, Implicated In
Dynamiting, Could Not Have
Been I'm II.
Kansas city, Kas., Dec. 2

Kansas city, Kas., Dec. 2
congregation in Quanah, Texas,
herelng Rev. Chas. NJ. Brewer preach
sermon on practical Christianity
at the time of the blowing up of
the government bridge ct Fort Riley,
Kansas in which the pastor was i'm
rlioated through the confession Of
private Michal Quirk according to
.'tatemont made here Joday by
Rev Mr.. Brewer The minister
WI, LEASING through the city on
81 way rom Olustee, Oklahoma, to
M ONE at Fort Riley where ne says
~ VIII Investigate conditions leading
up to hi: 'rest and demand that
the 'oyerrm - officials make an
explanation
Mr.. Browc AIRED that his sole
mission I'm nt , be TO clear his
name of .'f r9t-N made against
him which nc .o. "a, is absolutely
unwarranteu O. 'eral officers
found out al I'd made
quick invest. .at says he
wants to know va 1onsible
for mixing his ma 'ot.
The minister de there
must be some perso nix
ing his name in the Gays
that he does not know ~r .to Mich
cal Quirk
Brewer, who was formerly army |
chaplain, was held under arrest for
three days and when the govern
ment authorities failed to send for I
him after he had telegraphed the
federal authorities at Fort Riley
hat he was ready to go there. he
was released. Now he is going TO
Fort Riley on his own accord.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
SCARBOROUGH IMPROvES
Snyder Man Says He is Conte,
ing Building "A Third Std
TO the Campbell Store.
Abilene Reporter

Abilene Reporter
While in our city a few DAYS I,
DR.. A. o, Scarborough In talking
o reporter of this paper, indicated n
intention Of building n third story
his building now occupied bv II
Campbell, the dry goods king OF Al
ilene, as Mr.. Campbell hos manifA
ed his desire for an enlargonionk1
the building in order to take care
his ever onlarging business.
DR.. Scarborough says he is bullt
ing another brick block at Snyder 4,
spite the hard times aud that he
not afraid Of his investments In Al
one.
lie thinks that he knows the con,
try will come back and that right
way. z
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

Prof. l.. II. Hubbard OF Bolton
in an address, before the State AS
ISOLATION a Teachers. In Waco. ad-
vocated the elimination OF second
grade certificates and allowing the
holders OF first grade certificates TO
teach. That would take a great nun
Der Of our best teachers out Of the
ranks. A good second grade teacher
can do just ss good work IN our
counsry sch0ch as a College pro-
fessor wins long string OF big let.
ters to his mime