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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

~ n-as-L q Mr.. Hsag N=
r1s AeG nuz ae R6ps1S C-rA
Asrs Trs@&Hx. Bari1 took pAu
n tie AErasss cszserv- A. Nr.
Moss VAS cas Il the SeAo& clrsctor
e 13- 1srzx SsOA Line KIN
N13 Aur1sss. AZ dsxzss@es
Nzzpla & Powell Lex Wed Mar
have 81 za1ss last xesk a. a szuev
prize
Dszz Bu& hare 500 80 zales
II der feed pa
Nh CAr Atkfzsoa 40 las
s~z cake sG az typsosa ssrsr. re
z1i.s GsOzf TIE sane
Hzr3az Rl1sv. a Mexico rs4l e.
uie ssAle-. Vas oct aSt .e<S aas
U1e& - Mr. S,oEe-z o. Ga-1ea cgty
Kansas ne Fo5sy farm. to azd
sz~AzH UKes SEGA q Auxrasse f1
s-s KzRszs iAna near Garden CITY.
ms s saae So A q this uurA
E-axiHg lad tsAt has Changed hnsss
z tAs Ax- fSzr sHys
DYer RruS q Auxr1Sse last
Wek parchEssS a s X Black a.
FElaoa TIE 81 Line Kaa sArn Of
.Is1 A FOR ssaaa.
NJ Ard Ms George Adams speu;
szaeay here the gucst q uAesr soa.
DFAas-S
W J East q Neerzakz. tAls
T~k h0zsht J. H Robinson ssrn
ia A so- sie.seo. Also TIE J. "a.
sZoce farz. w fa A for sI..ioe.
Mr. Est wi move to Galway ans
lNks TIE snooe plnee his home
Bob coaaors nSs s-ysaE4oid div
lag mare. whHh Elmer Moor. haa 4
trzl.i1E dlsd last week o. TIE
eoSc hob regrets tire loss very
zuh
Leslie Hume mS Win a very
P41aful Soeidsns Tuesday morning.
EhEe working about one q the v7n-
eoHs n his fathers Office. He BE-
came OTeroalzneed. falling to the
ground some Is or Is feet. lighting
o. his hs7d and shoulder. He suffer
erred a severe scalp wound and a
broker nose and Il Is remarkable tia
he vas nOt more seriously hurt.
Dr. H1me says he thinks he VIII be
o1t IN a few days.
Cor Bates. Ham Underwood and
Sd Gilmore each shipped q carsoas
q cattle 70 81 Louis Monday.
W H Cornelius. oae OF our lead
ing merchants. has leased OF C. r.
Adams his store building to take
possession Jan / Mr. and Mrs
are nov in 81. Louis.
aging in their fan stock OF fan good
Fred CordHer. one Of our accornmo
iatiag NAL carriers. net with a pain
nj accident last week. when a horse
was duc$oring paved aim about
he face and head.
The Baptist revival here c-oatInues
rith an increasing show Of Interest,"
iaeh night
Mr. James IS an eloquent speaker
nd, holds his audiences undivided at
4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

o. D. GRAY, in the Sturgeon Lead.
er' editorially says: 'Robt. White
mas been editing the Mexico Ledger
0 t~hirty4seyen years. He is The
same iovable. nervous. energetic
man-alBays and ever. He has done
d world Of good during his STAY on
earth and we hope he will be her.
more years. He is a
every way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

ABOUT . week ago an extra dsy
p0'ieeman was put on to take care of
tne drunks and now an extra nloht
p0'leeman. Three night policemen
sho two day policemen are required
10 Keep the streets Of Mexico free
o. DRINKS and street walkers. NO
"a''er y II takes fifty extra police :
men the streets must be kept psssa.
bic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
NEW HOPE.

Prouacted meeting commenced a
isdon's Chapel Saturday night con
Quoted by the Rev. Robinson and
Rev. Dirk
e d. Wilson was in Centralia Satur
DAY on business.
Bob Hill and wife visited rela-
tises in Columbia this week
H. L. Heinlen bought a bunch Of
lambs from Wheeler Cant at $500 a
head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

THE ~Martlnsburg. AudraIn Conn.
" Oracle editorially says: THE Mex
co Ledger has been edited by r.
NJ White thirty-seven years this
week. At present it is edited BY n
NJ. and L. NJ. White. II is one q,
The cleanest and most progressive ma.
pers in this part of the State and a
booster for its home town and conn.
ty."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
rsusTEE,s SALE

whereas. Ben r Middleton. q sin.
gle man. by his Deed Of Trust dated
February iith. 1911. recorded IN
Book IS. Page : os the rOcords Of
the Office Of the Recorder Of DEEDS
IN and for Audrain County. Missouri,
did convey to b C. Howard. Is
Trustee. all Of
The South onehaK u-2l of the
Northeast Quarter Of Section Twen.
~ fso) and all Of that part Of the
Northeast Quarter Of the Southeast
quarter Of Section Twenty l20l ~
Ing North Of The r~ight6-way Of
The Chicago & Alton Railway Com
pany; also that part OF the Southwest
Quarter o. Section Twenty-Five (2il
lying South OF the Right-of-way Of
the Chicago & Alton Railway Com
pany; also an Of the North onehaIf
u.2l OF the Northwest Quarter Of
Section Twenty-elght f2s). except
ing ss.74 acres of Of the South aide
thereof. and being all that part Of
said North half (l-2) Of the North
west Quarter OF said Section Twen-
ty-eleht f2sl lying North q the Mex
leo and Louisiana State Roaa all
lying anG being situated in Town
ship FinyoRe t5r North OF Range
Eight (sl West OF the Fifth Prnci-
pal Meridian m Andrain County. Mis-
souri,. excepting therefrom Nine One
Hundrcdths f9-i00) Of an acrs IN the
Northwest Quarter Of the Southwest
Quarter q said Section Twenty-one
f21) conveyed to the Chicago G. Alton
Railway Company by deed dated No
v@=her 22nd. 1905. and recorded IN
Book 81 at Page s2s Of the Deed
Records OF said AudrsIn Comfy. to-
gether with all improvements now or
that hereinafter be erected thereon.
To Secure the Payment Of the prIn-
elple and interest Of one certain proE
issory note therein described.
And Whereas. default has been
made in the payment OF the interest
on said principle note. and, as pro
vided by said Deed OF Trust, the
holder Of said note has declared the
whole Of said principle note and In
terest due and payable. and the said
Interest and principle note are now
due and payable.
NOW. THEREFORE. Public No.
tee IS hereby given that, by virtue
OF the power vested in me by said
Deed OF Trust, 7. the undersigned, B.
c Howard Trustee,at the request oil
the legal owner ard holder OF said
promissory note. win, on
Saturday. November 9Th,
between the hours OF 900 a m and
p. m. sell the real estate above
described at public vendue 70 the
highest bidder for cash. at the 'front.'
door Of the Audrain County Court
House in Mexico. in the County Of
Audrain, State Of Missouri. for ia
purpose of discharging the debt Sc
cured by said Deed OF Trust, the IN.
-erest thereon. and the cost OF exc.
this trust.
1871 B. c. HOWARD.
Trustee. /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

= list Of adve- scd letters remain
ing uncaIled 70. the pOstoffice a,
Mexico. Mo. for the week endins
Oct 10. 1913:
Allen. Oneida
Bail. Miss Edith
Cambe1 Music Co.
Downing, Mrs Mary
Hasler, G G
Johnson, Mrs. Jack
AcKeehan, Walter
Wilson, Miss BeuIah
Wllett. Mrs Eva
Wright, Mrs Anna
Respectfully,
z. 8. WILSON.
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

me following four divorce suits
nave been filed with the Audrain
County Circuit Clerk; Maggie Cor5sr
vs.. Edward Corder, charging among
other things drink; John Hendsrson
v Ellen Henderson incompatibilitv.
~ |urlis VS.. Granville Curtis
drink; Nicholas Lambert vs Tnlv
Lambert desertion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
UNCLE SAM is GOING on
TAE MALTA -.

iHE WeTER WAGON.
Nearly three-quarfe-s OF the area
Of the United States is dry terri.
tory. Half the American people live
out OF reach Of a licensed saloon. This
Is In a large measure the work q,
me Anti7Saloon league. the militant
church in practical politics. Z The
league has done o in twenty
years than the prohibition party has
IN fifty For twenty years it has
been testing and proving the e~fjcien.
ey Of It's political methods, until now
y can forecast with a reasonable Ne
gree Of certainty just what the PEG
PIE Of any given part Of the United
staes OF the whole United States will
90 with the prohibition question when
ever It is made an issue. 1t has be-
come probably the most active and
effective political agency in the
country.
When the league was organizAd
twenty years ago. outside of a few
lhihiy populated prohibition states
there was hardly a spot on the man
me United stateswhere liquor was
not sold openly and legally. Today 70
per cent Of the total area OF The
United states-2.130,746 souare
niles-is dry" territory. There arc
anne states in which it is Illegal to
seh liquor anywhere in the common.
Georgia, Kansas. Maine, Mississip-
D. n. Carolina, N. Dakota. OK !
aupha' tennessee, West Virginia"
There are ten other states in
Which more than 30 per cent ~
he total area is dry" These states t
re:
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, wy.
ming Florida, Kentucky. New Hamp :.
nire' New Mexico. Utah and Vernon
sqnirlng a petition signed By all the !.
Arkansas has Just passed a Law
out white men and women in any
Immunity before a saloon can he =.
pehed, practically insuring state
ide prohibition.
On the other hand. there is not a
hgie state that is entirely wet"
Jersey comes nearest, with on. th
i~our-tenths Of l per cent OF ns in
ga prohibition. Three-quarters "A We
is license" territory. qu
Illinois and Missouri are EACH 70 an
II cent dry" and 50 per cent of ito
:" iork state is prohibition terri. me
Words Work Magazine. DC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

noW many men do you uppos
mere are here who every Sunday
morning promise themselves and
wives that on next Saturday" they
VIII bring their pay check homer
Don you suppose a dry town would
ne'p MS class Of men make cood2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
COUNTY NEWS

N0naAGnT john 1a1eEs on me DNf'
iurson r. r. Who formerly lived In
Mexic0 has bought a modern, uPLo-
aafe hosue IN Kansas City.
Ms c r. Gibbs is home from Par
is, where she has been visiting rea'
ures for the past week.
The Rev. Joha Kerr. who has been
suffering with nasal trogble Is better
His brother. Walter Kerr. recently
operated on for appendicitis. b
feeling much improved.
Harry Rose Is able TO be oUt'
Mrs Fred Bronaugh and daughter,
little Miss Eleanor. Of ST. Louis. are
are here for the Mills Morris wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Pool. Of Cen
trAliA. motored TO this city Sunday.
Col. W. r. Kohr. Of the Missouri
Military Academy, has purchased the
fine physical and chemical labratory
equipment OF the Blees Military Acad
ems at Macon. which has been closed
and turned into an 0steopathic sani-
tarium.
Over $500 worth Of new equipment
is included in the purchase which
gives the local school material suffi.
eient for three times the present
number Of students. A fine Iabrato-
ry table and several teachers desks
and a football taekling dummy were
also In the shipment.
In the baseball game, Sunday, be-
tween the Mexico Giants and the
Bachelor Tigers. Joy Kistler, Mexi-
cos splendid young catcher, suffer
ed a fracture of his right elbow. Al
though the injury is not especially Sc
cioas. Kistler will probably be I'm
bic to play ball again this eason
MI. and Mrs. ". A. Cochran, of
Meta, No. are here to make their
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coo
ran. of this city. Mr.. Cochran was
with Price and visited Mexico 81.
years ago in 1861 while in active
This is the first time he
has been back since the War. He was
delighted withthe many improvements.
here. The Ledger Joins the people
Of Mexico in welcoming Mr.. and Mrs.
Cochran to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson OF Mo.
Iino. celebrated their fortieth we'd
ding anniversary Tuesday. Their
-hree sons were present: Mr.. and
MS J. A Wilson, J. d. Wilson, All
u this county, and J. N. Wilson, Of
iuskogee. Okla. Mr.. Wilson came
o Audrain 80 years ago from Wiz.
mia and is among Audrain's CARL.
sta nd most substantial pioneers. His
VIE was Miss Elizabeth Hanna. The
-edger joins the many friends OF
good people in extending con.
r~afulatiOns and wishing many happy
of The day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Ridgeway and
IT. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Boyle. all of Cen.
were in this city Tuesday the
uests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ridge
ray.
J. +. Griffee is home. {
Mrs. James Greed. who lives north '
this city, is a sister-in-law of Mrs
exroat, the Chicago tango teacher.
was murdered recently. Spencer.
rs Retreats slayer, confessed to t
other murders. Mrs. Creed's broth s
; William Allison, is the divorced L
lsband Of Mrs. R~exroat. They were S
armed a number of years z but
ere divorced last March. Mrs. Creed
Mrs. Rexroat quite WE'LL h
Frank and Ben Canada. two promj. c
mt farmers of Sailing township. v
're in Mexico Tuesday o
lrs W c Johnson is attending the "
'esbyterial meeting at Columbia s
d is on the program. dl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

George Simpson and James GIN re-.
Wednesday from a trim To
Scotland. where they spent the sum.
mer. They were not on the steam.
snip Carmania, as reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16


THE Perry, No. Enterprise edito-
rally asyB: Mexico has had to
aod two policemen on account q,
drunks'-both blacks and white-aI
most taking the town while DRUNK
IN addition, negro women ~street,wal
~ conduct themselves s~hamefulIy.
The Ledger openly says negro girls
are soliciting in the streets nights
PAT Of them drunk What do Won.
think Of this as an advertisement
for q town that has the name of Mey.
leo abroad? The writer has had for
years a favorable impression of Mex.
ieo. We think it high time for the
good people Of Mexico to do some
thing-try voting the saloons out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

been ,n following divorce suits have
EnIo,, ,!'ea win Circuit Clerk p. =
c. css David =. caldwell VS.. Nei,Io
caDs A, = iniIdelIty; Mamie R, M.
ga1o Vs. Tony R. Mccune. inuSoI, NC
son. ~ : hoeinson VS., c. ". Robin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

a farmer living near Aurora plant.
"a W ceres Of alfalfa this season
% . whether It would pay" So
iar he has cleared $40 an acre on
MS experiment, and the frost ia mai
: lie has about decided It will
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
WANTS.

"ANTED-a steady position on
farm by a young single man who Is
strictly sober and can furnish refer.
ences' All answers received on or
before Saturday. Oct. III will he
considered. Answer by letter to A n
-. care OF Ledger office. w1d2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

IL FINE COOKING VESSELS
made OF aluminium and copper free
with each range sold during demon.
ton.
Ferris C Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

THE Sheriff OF Lincoln Goun4
was In Mexico this week and w,
they have almost no criminal c0''
since the saloons we're closed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

a9Nstyn Shiei ~ a supple and rich
- velvet and numerous novelty stuns
that are exceedingly smart
Tweeds IN almost Invisible mixtures
are modish for morning wear.
a smart suggestion for Tsss-7sst is
navy blue velours de laine striped In
natter blue zith white collar ana vest
Io copy 1925 IN size IS IL requires
- Yards Of % inch material. In size
= 3ss4 requires - yards Of IS incl
material
7sss-sizes "a 10 ~ inches bust
measure.
7ssl-szes = q 70 inches wais,
measure
Each pattern Is cents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

William Black, who for se'enP
five years lived in the n~eghoofn'
OF Hatton, Galloway County die1
his home in Fulton Monday morH''
aged 10 a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

7. 7. Turley Is attending a wV
Ing OF tho Second Iowa Cavalry 7
West Liberty. Iowa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

Be It Resolve
'n he cry Of Mexico. Nl T.,
Section l. The CT, q
cl'y Of Mexico Mis.o C'a~
usss to bring to !
pave pave WIN fiHstelass
or'ck or blocks. tbat s
Central Avenue. IN az % :
100. lying. being and a, ci9s
,ween the West Line J,
Eco. Saa.sa street and the
~" Western
N the CITY
portion Of said si,'
Thirty feet wide =
YER Of the street as ps,.l
.s,s feet from the sors
s,.o.. street; the width !,
and the matsrl,,
said Improvement are 1as
y shown by the plans. ~s's
Specifications filed BY tsa 2
ses with the City CLERK.
,. section 2 Thai the CT,
posed improvement o, h.,
Central Avenue lying 4.
west line Of South Je,t.
,nd the East line o, Souts
avenue in the City q WI
our. 70 curb said street ).
- De paved and AIN,
Worth and South sides =,
nent the full length tbs,Ss
lrs'-class concrete cusbs1
pore particularly shown b.
ilaeram and specifies,,o-
ne City Clerk by the CIV :.
Section q. That The ro',
royements SO declared :.
Sections l and 2 hereo !
!, ievying a special a~ssesss.,
= ioH and tracts Of \,
.g or abuttihg on eitbs- -
aid Improvement along q.
Q be so improved and IN
2 me front foot of said n,
.aels Of land SO fronting O.
2 either side Of said impor'
the distance 80 10 h.
$ provided by Sections o..
zSs R $ Missouri of 1909 !,
! !. oy Laws of 1911, pages X
TO AaA - IT."
.. SSs, $40. and 34i. sctn
- ;. ofhfissouri Of Ion.
Provided that tho cost o,
I'd street TO a grade and -
lla stree, shall be paid .p
ny OF Mexico out Of The \,
venue fund and said cost ID
} Included in aforesaid sDsa
Section T. That tbi, -.
an be published for two eo,-
Fe insertions IN the Merko \
'ager' q weekly paper pabIt
g CITY OF Mexico. Nlssns
a majority Of resident ord
operty liable 70 taxation "a,
.provement declared neces,-
done by this resolution
OF the passage there o,
All own a majority Of The
4 owned by residents o, d,
Mexico. fronting or abuuar
q portion Of said Central al
be improved as Aforesaid.
within ten days thereahe
n the City Clerk Of the On
ixico. their written protest d
d improvement, the City Cd
l cause a contract for said ID
let . the lowest and best i s
the plans and specifcaaax e
ntially as so made for aR
vement. Is
'ection 5. That said improved
u be completed moi later C
LIST. 1914. e
ection 6. That said WORK, I'd
yenent and taxat'o on thereof
done and made in accordance
charter and ordinances q h
Missouri, and the I'D
State Of Missouri, relaig
providing for said work and
and taxation.
'ed this 18th day Of Oct, m
S. J. SANFORD, s.
ng President OF the City e
royed this 18th day Of Oct, y
S. j. SANFORD,
lg Mayor OF the City Of ys1 =
D Attest: Wallace Dearing
CLERK Of the City Of MHia r.
) 332t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

n,o !" Z. wilkins received a fine
Ralph ua,nt,s. Fenlson from
u came by parcel post
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

Mrs Edgar Hartzell OF Youngstown
Ohio, is the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Barth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
STARTS To.nAY

Two weeks of Majestic Range dem
~onstration' fine set of vessels free
with each range.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

Old Fashioned Buckwheat Flou'
a pound at
Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

FOR SALE OR RENT-27O Acres
near Littleby Station. Address ]. W.
Fowler. Grinnell. Iowa. dwtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

RESOLUTION TO =.
CENTRAL AVENUE 1
o. MEXICO. rrssov,, q
p0'"T ." The IVES, \
SouTd JsFFessO,
WEST TO The es,, \
SOUTH wssreRs
CURB TIE sosrs
0 E THEREOF. A.. \
DISTANCE 70 &c p,,,'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
MISSOURI
NOTES
ALABAMA PREACHER
sTiRs UP MACON.

ALABAMA PREACHER
sTiRs UP MACON.
Macon. Mo-, Oct 3.
The sermon last might by Bob Jones
Alabama evangelist. delivered to owe
1000 people in a big tent, was
the talk OF the town to-day. Every,
body is wondering who Mr.. Jones
was shooting at Here are a few Of
the things he said:
There + enough church mem
bers in Macon TO have put the "a.
looms out Of business long since q
they had really wanted 70 do so.
THE first thing / found out when
| came here was about the seven
saloons you have In your town. Seven
saloons that you church members
and Christian people vote for and
desire so much to have In your
town"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

. W. Plunkett's many friends will
% CAD to know he is much better
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
J. 5. Meeee, PARIS. kILls sac.

Paris. Mo. Oct. 1871
James S. MCGEE committed snI.
eide by shooting himself through the
heart al bis home in Paris. Mr.. Nc.
Gee wasNa leader in Masonic circles
In Missouri and for years was Public
Administrator of Monroe County. He
vas the father Of T. G. MCGEE, Dep
uty Insurance COMMISSIONER at JET.
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
FOR SALE.

foh sALE-15o tons clover and
timothy hay, John W. Brewer.
Pnone No. 4s5. wi 272-1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

Buckwhoat Flour and Pancake W
In Zoe Packages. d2wl
Smith Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
DIVORCE s,,,rs -.

'ui'en Bros Iowa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
HUNDRED DIVORCED


Kansas City, No, Oct 81
To-day was divorce day in the
Circuit Court, and before the seven
judges in as many divisions closed
the days business 100 unhappy mar
ried couples had been freed Of their
martial ties. Most Of the divorces
we're default DEGREES and women
we're in the great majority as lit-
gahts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
rsse 1884
II SMART TAILORED SUIT HAS A FIRST
PLACE IN THE WARDROBE

smart simple. Of good lines. there Il
hothins becoming to the Ameu-
can Voman than the tailored suit
This has always been true. and despite
is change this season from strictly
tailored to s-smi-tailored lines. the suit
continues 10 be Indispensable 10 the
mart wardrobe.
Many Of the skirts are draped. many
show the double or triple skirt. others
again are perfectly plain. The coats
are sashed anc vested and often there
y a novel collar o attractive cuffs
that add 10 the effect
Materials are most attractIye-ve-
lozrs de Lame. plain or SET fgu-ed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

To obtain either pattern Illustrated m
CIT tH1s couDon ard inclass L cents In
Stamps o. ooia- Be sure to state uasa
q PATTERN n Eizs, measuring over ~
fullest part q the psst for di7uenEhosH
Address PzFtern Department
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
FARM LOANS

on improved farms, s per cent
d2wl North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

MARYVHLE, no, has traffic reg
MatiOns for its streets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
W H. WALLACE TO
RUN FOR SENATE.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 10.
William H. Wallace, former Judge
OF the Jackson County Criminal
Court. who was quoted in The Re.
public recently as thinking Of
running" for United States Senator
next year, has decided 1T is a go"
Il have made up my mind to be
a candidate for the position now held
by Senator Stone. whose term er.
pires next year" Wallace said.
There is a great deal Of confusion
as to how the nomination will be
made but, however II is. I viii be a
candidate" Mr.. Wallace is a broth.
er OF tho Rev, A. A. Wallace. OF Mex
leo. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16
WOMEN AGAINST nmrne

HNNlNSt z S.
The women Of Mexico win nee
their influence in every way possible
In closing the saloons. A number q,
women met at the Local Option head.
quarters Tuesday and organized an
auxiliary TO the Mexico Local On
uon Association. Mrs. S. P. En-.
mons was elected president and Mrs
oceola Lane. secretary. The women
o. Mexico are much interested in
vet and dry fight and while thew
no vote are organizing and
viii assist in every way possible IN
work. They are not going n
parade or make a big noise on Tho
streets. but Will do specific and or.
sanized work with their husbands.
'rothers. sons and friends. splen.
I'd results should follow this organ.
yea movement among the women.
The ONE Of Mexico are vitality in.
crested in this question.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-16

;. =. HULL, publisher Of the MARY.
VIE Tribune, closes a personal letter
70 the Ledger with the following mar.
asFaph: i am also very much in.
terested in your dry" campaign and
nope you win. It's a monstrous Grim
'or any community to enter into part.
nershiD with the saloon BUSINESS and
; oeiieVe no community induIgIng in
c a partnership can prosper a. I'll
should"