Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-06-06


Secretary Bryan, unable 10 rnsf.t
the bushes and pleadings OF ths drs
graduates, has promised to make the
graduating day address at rhe Ma ON
al Park seminary, Forest Glen. .Id
May 2s.
Wall street was interested to lear.
that New York city had found a new
outlet Tor It's latest bond Issue. A
new YORK department store offered n
It's customers 100000 Of the bonds Az
lOO'l2S, which is less than the prinsi
-lOO.l6s-received by the city at n
recent sale.
Charged with sending letters ts
President Wilson threatening himI
with death. Richard Lindsey, 35 years
old, of Chicago, was arrested after al
hard battle with Matthew Griffin
head OF the secret service In RhilaJ
delphia.
While the official bulletins Issued
from the Ayoama palace reiterated
that there was no cause for gravel
alarm In the condition Of Emperor
Yoshih!to, it was said that his tenn
perature had risen to 1O3.46 and resp
ration 80.
Major Fills Five Of State Boards.
Jefferson City.-GoK. Major has
made all his appointments except The |
nth member OF the public service
commission, the supervisor of build
ing and loans, the i've members Of
the Panama-pacihc Exposition cona-
mission, a few circuit judges created
by the last legislature and the Kansas
City police commissioners.
The governor appointed John J.
Schneider of Springfield as chief i'm
migration commissioner, TO succeed
NJ. V. Carroll Of Sedalia. The salary
of the chief immigration commission
er is $4,000 year. The law provides
for two associate commissioners. who
get IS n day when actually employed
These have not been appointed. The
legislature appropriated $4,000 to car
ry on the work during 1918 and 191A.
During the last two years the com-
mission has been without funds.
The office Of the chief commission
er will be at Springfield. The Schnet
der appointment expires Aug. 16. 1919
when CAROLS unexpired term ends
lie will then be reappointed for
term Of four years Schneider Is ae-
tive In Democratic politics in Greene
county
Geology and MineB-Elias Catch Of
st. Louis. to succeed himself; CLARK
Crov~roft of joplin. IN succeed Tohn
IT. Howard; Edward NJ Shepherd of
Springfield, to succeed s. d, Mitchell
anu h.hp N. Moore of 81. Louis, TO
succeed himself These appointments
expire May 22. 1917
Charities and Corrections-Eugens
Weiffenbach OF Warrenton, 10 succeed
himself james N. Crutcher of Nee
sho, to succeed Rabbi Louis Bernstein
of ST. Joseph; James r Conran OF 81,
Louis, to succeed DR.. Porter e. vii
liams; James Watson OF Dearborn, to
succeed Mrs. Walter McNab Miller,
and F. w Nsldermeyer of Columbia,
TO succeed John II. Holmes. Weiffen-
bach and Neidermeyer are appointed
for term ending January l. 1917. Tho
holdover member Of the board is Miss
Mary e. Perry OF st. Louis, whose
term ends January /, 1915.
Board Of Pharmacy-Edward G.
Cox, 10 succeed Ralph l.. Wardin:
Charles Gietner to succeed himself.
Cox's appointment expires August 16.
1917, and that of Gietner July Q. 1915.
Police Commissioners at St. Joseph
DIR. U. O. Crandall. for n term end
ing April 2O 1916, vice Maj John d.
McNeely; Joseph Mcdonald, for a
term ending August rs, 1914. to sue
ceed Edward l.. Hart; Henry Vogel,
for q term ending August %. 1877.
vice Earl Weigei.
Girls Industrial Home at Chilli
cothe-T. J. Hoge of Chillicothe. to
succeed A. M. Shelton, and Frank
Ashby of Chllllcothe, to succeed Frank
B. Klepper. These appointments ex-
pire February /. 1917.
Mrs. Robert w. Morrow Of jefferson
City was appointed a member Of the
board of examination and registration
OF nurses, to succeed Mrs. Mabel c.
Freytag. The appointment ends De
cember 1. 1915.
II. A. Gass Of Jefferson City was
appointed a member OF the Missouri
library commission for term of six
years ending July 1. 1918, TO succeed
Mrc w Y Iaunaa ~ ~ Ioaanh