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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
WOOD AND COAL

Best Pcnnsyivania White Ash stove and
nut, s72a; egg, $500; best splint.
$500; all other Goals at lowest prices.
w -, REAMS 7o7 North Seventeenth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN, LOT IN
LEONARD HEIGHTS. ADDRES
LOT" CARE yrRGINIAN.

BOARDERS WANTED
Boarders Wanted for August and Sep
TENDER. Good shade and table fare
Close to depot Terms reasonable
MRS. w. w. SMITH. Hewlett Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
HAT CLEANING.

hAI 1LEsANtNS.
All Ladies' and Gents, Pansmaa Given
special attention and prompt ship
nent. Virginia and North Carolina
leading hatters SCHLOSS, s22 East
Broad, Richmond. Va, =
SOUTHSIDERs.
I Can Give You the Best Work At
the cheapest rates on cleaning and
blocking anything In the line Of hats
JOE DEMOS. 1Ie7 Hull Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
GHOESi sAUEss rnOEsi

eHUE9f sH0Ess HhOEsf
ssmrie shoe Stere, e23 East Hread
street tnear City Hali1. Good shoes
cheap. Mems women's and chill
dren's shcea retatled At wholesale
prices. GEO. A. BOWDEN. q. ED
WIN BOWDEN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
WANTED

mis-. Mary L. Marsh. 14os Grove Avenu.
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itn6earRnSete GiuiudnSe.

3uet un6earin0ete Ginpduoe limb
aeaen oas g~Iebrosfaer arbeiter.lln.
fan. gntiddoigungsseies, oas an
n1diten 0ienItag 5ur Boitsabitlm-
ming geIdngt oorge6radt:
GrIiens, DAB sic eutiGaoigungen
mad benz @eieb uu3uIdHgli1 NHo
besboB unfair ieien, un6
8tDeitens, baB IS, oa bic entifd-
Ainrngen nnfuir ieien, nlh ebelilo
mnfair iei, bic arbetter 81 slplngen
inter 6aiIelbe 81 fommgl.
Eas geebrdstaer Ilnfall1Gntiaaoi'
a~ifnqsqeieb itellt Ii6 be5iiglth Der
gntIhd6iguugen NIT ben gleiden
geIesen Ser feds Staaten, IN ueI.
den Elm 4rbeiter-ltnfnIlsg ntidaoi'
auuggseies nit groBem @rfolg IN
Rraf 1T, ndmIi6: California, Sai-
nois. MaIfahuietts. Nlihigan, Stem
Dorf IMP aen Seriep, alf gleihe
stufe. gs aetDa6rt autonpatiih oreI-
nal mebr als ben Durhihnitt Der
bisher noh Gem SaftpfliAtgeiebe IN
unIeren Giitrittgerthten er5ieIter
Entiha6igungen. gs ifIteBt ale
nnaeiuiBbaiten un6 8er30geriitgeu
ms; arh ale @erihtsfoiten mn
MnuoItsae6ibren Delhe ieet ii6er
30 gro5ant Der 5Igeiprodenan Ser
pntungen betragen. Bum 5iDeiter
@rquntent m0IEeu mir ausfibren
ooB ie0er arbeiter ia Dablen fam.
ob er uuter 0os @eieb faLlen mil
nbne 8iidItdt 0arduf ob ietn ar6eit.
aeber 6aritnter fdllt o0er niGt. To-
bag or - ie nod ieinem 8iaen =
fetnen arbeitgeber auf Ghaoeneriot
berflngen tam, genal 70 ME bette
Ser @Iau3, Der oie geleBentliaea
iehr Ie[tanen llrtbeile ii6er bob
Sumrien pmgibt, erliiht, fBenn mii
an Sic nngIidlihen ariippel oerfan
nie fat nidts er9ieIteu uH0 bic Il
Der Me6r8ahl finb. Die StatiItif be
meiIt, SAB uif GRIND Der ltufolIs
deiabe erlaTiene @erbiitlngsmaBre
aeIn Sic 3nbl Der ihlDeren Hnfau
nm fat 80 Bro8ent, Bic Ser leidtel
inn 35 8ro3ent berabgeiebt bo6ql
Tarum Iolte Oieies @eieB erIt Elm
nal anaenommeH peroeu, oenn III
diff elmer guten g~run0lage IdBt fiji
Qiit t~peiterbauen.
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Das (ebte tDOrt!

ie aeiorqf bat. 9ahihe @litbiirgcr
loa Elm iolhes 8er0ienit unbelobnt
bleiben2 Rein bns oorf rtnt Iein.
Gariim TT es Elm 8ri6ut Der 8dnt'
Bartlett, morgen fin @torebeao ein'
sutretea un6 IN peiteiten 9reiien
oafir al mirfui, 6aB Elm FOLDER
Rann an Der Spite 0es antilopen.
itantes bleibt. aber auh hermit
allen lit es nod nidt getb1n. gteiu.
man muB ibn alth meiter oa0urd
imteririten, oaB man lbnl MIR Il
bernl geiinnte Wlnnner SIR settle
fieIlt, Die ihm i'm 5utereiie hes
StaateS uno gum gortbeil unierer
@einmnthcit beIfeu, Die Hatiirllfen
SilfsqueIlen upieres Qauoes meter
su entnideln. Gur6 glatte 8er.
ipretuugen ser 9luder. Ourd beud.
Ieriihe Mlosfeu Der 8tetita loiil
mon fd uibt betboreu, ionoern
ache umentDegt orf BEN @eae Der
6reibeit un6 Gettl gus oieienl
@rm0e mtb ailh ie6er @brlthoen'
.fen0e ons 6ruteniumureht Bis
.aufs aeuBerite bctdmpien, 0enr
mad allen @rfabrungeu hat bniiel.
Be MIR 9eoriiduna, ia 8ermi5unf
hes S-eIbitbeitimmuugsredts 3lfl
5oIge. gllio nieoer oamitl llu0 mn
.tbue ieoer morgen ieine @itidt mad
beitem Grmeieu un6 gepiheH, sun
Segen 6eg 9anoes sum gortbeiI Del
goIfes. sim 8orbiIo fir aiuOeI
uno aiuoestmOerl
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gvibe aeqtn GneIan6.

2lpet Garnpfer fin0 an Der @eIt.
faTte Der britiI9en Snleln nah bri.
tiidjen Mngaben Dur4 anntnft nit
Geeuinen, geiunten. W2m bart IN
bieIem Sale rubig oanebmen, bob
Bic gnql1nber Reft baben, uenn fie
hehultpIen. 6dB Tie Die Mtinen nift
oeIeQt baben. aber oorttrt braudt
man lire GntraItung itber bic Oo-
bird herDorgernfene @efdbr fir bic
ueltrale saiffabrt nod LANCE niat
theiIeit.
gieIe Gorge nm Die neutraIe
@Miffukrt eiIt nidt Den 0entralen.
qilr oer britiIhen 3ufubr. 9lit Der
n~enfrnlen gdiffabrt berfGbrt eng,
Innh, tpie e. ihm pnBt. Gag erfab.
rem ale GhIEfe, aud ornerifmiIde,
bse 6urh Sic gtraBe bon Gibraltar
afben: 0os boben 1merifaniihe Del.
konrhfer erfabren. Defenders ober Die
@6ilfe Der fLeiner elsropdii6en Zee,
fohrenben 21toer, &0naub, SGne,
Set nnb gaorpegen, oie burh Oer
msrmeIfdn0L ODER 0ds Waeer nOr6lid
son gmotfl0no fubren. SH Gigcn
hatgreie tenrt england TENS 0eut
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@is es luirfen nitric.

Die QlbIebnung aaer 8erfaiiungs
@menoement8, auBer benz fiir 9oue
RlIe tit notbpenOig. Sic fin0 nile
Ihaoli6. DDS 5rauen-5 timmrebts,
4~men0ement, menm ongenommell
uilroe ginjtigenfol8 mr. bic GAIL
Der S%timmgeber bermebren un0 0ie
9oIitif nod me6r bernirren, nls eS
70 iden geihiebt. lln6 Die aritit
ON ben 3boten Der meibliden ge.
amtinnen miir6e iebr peientlif CT.
Ihauert tDeroen bird Die Giidiidten,
|6te man/als Mann cuff 6r1iien at
nehmen gefpobnt lift. lln0 Die Die
I6rnuen ais ibr gepobnbeitsreht
Iforoeru milrben. Seoe peiblide
Maude fuitr0e uns III @~eiesespor-
IIhldgen unterbreitet nerben. ltn0
mir baden mobrbaftig i6ou mebr ais
geltag oapon.
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fraIitdt Der Gdiffabrt. gber penr
Elm amber 2ano ebenio banoelt un0
ariegsredte iibt, 0ann idreIt es i'm
gidmeu Der 9eutralen@
Stun iit es ia m6glid. 0ob Die
slpei berlorenen Shiffe mlf Dlinen
aufaeIoufen fino. qber pobrihein.
Iider lit mobl bod. baB Is iid nm
llnterieeboote banoelt, bic bort lire
SperatioHen aegen oie britiihen 3u-
hihrltnien begoHnen bnbeu. Die
eriten 5olgen Der @errihait bent.
ifer Waffeu uber bic S1fen bon Dit
enbe un6 8eebriigge in 8elgien, bic
Ghispunfte fiir Die 6ertlden Inter
ieeboote al biloeu bermogm. Gey
erlte 8orgeihmod bon benz, mas IL
INNER B5berem Mabe fommen miro.
.iuenn Deitere S0fen am aanal n
.0eutide &Gnse fallen.
Bon ben S9I1gen gegeu gnglaif
.b1nat Ie5ten en0es Der 4usganf
.6es ariegeg ob. Bon Den Sdlagen
|6ie bic gngI1n6er IN gnsIan0 81
Ifiiblen befommen, nod mebr, al:
Ibon bent mas feline gruppeu al.
|bem Sentiment credit.
Gesbalb Die u1gebeurt @idtigfei
|6er Sample BEL 9pres, Die IS mob
redtfertigen pirba, ngrn Die See
resleitling Der beioen aaiierreihe 81
I0em Gntf9Iuiie gefouneH mare
Iielbit Den begonnenen Giegeslouf Il
golen einitmeilen 81 unter6rehei
luf0 Srpppen bon 0srt mie0er nod
5ronfreif al tperfen I'M, Ddbreni
griterL 9elgier ilfb 8rar8oieu Il
bo1er GtGrfe BEL 9pres f~eitgeboltel
Iner6en, meiter peitlih Die irnnB0
lfiden 2inien at burb6reden, ODE
ober ben @eitermorid aRf Der iebi
gen 2inie az forrtren.
Sir g~toltben, onB man bic iesig
ariegsIage inter bieiem @eitfts
ppntte miro auHafien mitifen.
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Morgeu lift Ser Tag 0er @obl
Morsen III es-ter @eb6lleriyng bon
pebrasEa uieoer einmnl bergonHt
bas eigrne Shidial ga beItimmeu
un0 III es 0eshaIb mbeoingt BfIiht
zines ieoen gtmiKsnbafteu @ablers
an Der A%bitimmiua beil3uaebmem
mo 10 mad beitem 8iiIen ben
5ta0t m%itregieren Bu beIfen. Dgsie
man Tid bettet, itldit man., ingt
ein alies beltiheS Sprihmort, nn0
oieies loIlte Elm Sober Defenders am
0abltaae lih itets Dor augen bol.
ZEN. 6enn es lit niht ALIEN 6amit
aetban at iiimmm, iou0erH lUie une
Fir hen Der 6in5elHe itimmt. &obl
ie0er rulnldlt. uHter liberalen @e'
iesen IN grobtmoglifer Rllbe ietn
gaIein uerle6eu 3u fonueu. Dobl
ie0er 0erlapgt fir iid1 i'm 6fieutli.
den 2ebeu cine geiuiiie 8ortioA
Grei6eit Ole fit oiele GinIittige Ct.
men Sbeil Ser GaieiuS6erehtIgung
orsmadt. Seoer niHidt Dobl fer
ner. SAB nit Den aus Dem ShDeiBe
Der bart arbeitenocn ge06lterung
herausgearbeiteteu Steuern 10 ipar.
lam ME mogIih umge8angen miro,
0oB aber n~npererieits oteie aud 10
eeihiftsmlbig nngeIest tperOen oaB
tie mirllid gtusen fiir Den Staai
5rinacn. Der .@eih1fts- @%ouberneur"
iii ner qroBte g%brentitel. ben @ou'
uerneur MorebeaO ii6 berOient bot
nidt neil er fir iit, ionSern fig
ben Staat in seidaftsmdBiger @ei.
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0niifrluprte.

Nir Iolien nidt nad mo per6en
Den Gein6en an'S QeOer geben
Gtol5 mliB iiber gaaiider Green
gas 0eutide Banner pebH.
mir molten un0 utiifen Ifegen
Sn CIten uio NorOen nn0 bier:
Sect beiBt eS breheu5 nidt bieger,
.ltuo mer nidt 5erbridt 0os iino pirl
'uri0 % He nlit SiegesOepeiden
ssbre Boiler betb6rt uflo beroulirlt,
Sect iUer0en mir lie 0reiden,
DAB ibnen Ser SduoeI brumHltl
Is. i. g, hi Der o1uaenq. ]
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stimmt r. einen Nrst aIs goroner


lin Sen Boiten oes Gorouers be-
ipirbt ii6 au1 Elm ain0 nnierer
Sta0t, ST. 8illaro $. Guiglep. ct
bat IcfDDbf leine ain0beit. dls aid
ieine ansbiIeung in unierer W2itte
genoIien lfn0 1T 6esbalb init alien
Neoiirfuiiien uHIeres @emeiuwefens
.aufs aehauelte bertraut. 2lS ar8t
fiigt CT oieiem @or3ug nod eiterl
beion6erea All, ia mir ein iolfer
.0iefes ber1nHUortEi9e Nmt hi 5ufrie-
0enFte1en0er 0eiie aiisfilieu fam.
Serrn Or. GnigteD'8 damiLie &c.
hort SIT ben a~ngeiebeulten unierer
Gm6t uno inllte Is jeocu giiteu
@ilrger ~freuen, gera6e EN- Sinh
unferer Stabt i'm 4nite 0es so.
roncrs 5t ieben. Gesbalb eriant
Iant Der Slut. M6hlt eimr
sum gorouerl Stimmt DesBnlb
am 3. Mobcmberl iar 4r gesaass
s.. QltigleD Der iDobl Elm gutter De-
mofrot, jeoeA fem wsitgIieo aaes
politfihen Nihges III.
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STATS SENATOR
@abl am 3. gsuScmber.
@arAm id SEren geiRanS er6iIts.

rSm Sabre 1894, ais i8 gitg[ieS bes
staotrutbes mar. entoedte i1 Inter
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gnQuatdiae Sand.

Cine Sub Des germ 8eflrD
Gedert, genion, gaeb., nelhe Dor
ieds @tonoten bon einent tole
SrR6 gebiiien mnr0e. mliroe an
gamitog bon Ser IpaiDutb ereriffm
ntlo brotte Graa $. Metert ieidIte
@erletungan bel. Die Sub nuroe
ourd ben Mesoer @ul Quite en-
.ihoiien.
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@saam Ga6 bic 6ransr, Ss BEL ie6r @eeae9et out Der Reoner'
tribdnr re6ag @ealm Gud bic grauen, oe miner oles b1sr pnea
mb better lennen2 @eiaaen gum bic 6raueL ote INNER nes otrle1erea
ub fommau0ieren moan2 @etoan en6 ee Drauen, be INNER unsl'
irieoen fm6. menu q t9nen nod 70 gut aAt nb inrisr nad shpas raosa
monnd fe flo iebnen founen, mas fe ned Mat baben no mas ne niat
gSem fe end eealen, ouuu weroen eud aud es uraasa'
redtIerinneu eealeu. Gem 10 fno Fe.
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miiidrs SarIcg IS. Moorbeao 8t
@obbnaden am n1diten Gienitag
6enust mo stpar:
4. giitrift, i. @aro. Bancroft
Gdule.
s. gtitrift. 2. @arb, caItelIar
Shule.
Z. 9iitrift, 2. @arb, aoiepater
.6dule.
8. 9iitrift. 4. @orO, Central
Slab GhooL
2 9iitrift, ~. @arO, Central
garf Sdnile.
a. Gifrift, 12. @ar0 Monulontf
6hnIe.
10. 2iitriff, ~. @arO. 6otuarn
aenne00 S@ule.
8. 8iitrift, 7. @orO, @inoior
|Shnle
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EMufen ais MahneFate.

4ht Gdnifhauiet iDer0en nod ii.
uqr ger6featliAung oes @aDIfOrn-
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Mlon unierItlhe Be 5enNae "a

UtuH UHItIltUBe DIe UeHlIWt FLEIs
|ie, iuOen man al ihrer Derbrei.
ttng heitrdat,
9. s. Iurn, bsntIdlar 0pti
tar. 9tngcn unteriuht fir @riuen
a43--5 8renoeis @eb Dsa5a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
Children's and Misses
MILDLY Blouses at 95c

Muddy BLOUSES of good quality
AVA white Galatea cloth, trimmed in
self, navy-blue or red made plain or lace
front style with circular or square, sailor
collar. Well-tailored and finished; sizes
g to 20 years. Moderately priced at Csc
MILDLY SKIRTS, S1.25-
Made of stout. twilcd white material;
ideal Outing Skirts to accompany the
popular MILDLY blouses. Sizes 8, s, 10,
II and II years Price $l,25.
basement salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
Bissells Handy Carpet Sweepers

INEXPENSIVE
EVERYDAY
Bisseps
ali broom S
that makes of the ghte household
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
sWEDEN'S KING IS MUCH BETTER

sIockhoIM May King Gustaye has almost
stomach trouble which n
' NV p" "
II freely admitted he cancer victim
and planning TO abdieate ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
Untrimmed Outing
Hats, 81. 95 to 1878

l. Section is showing range of be-
coming styles in untrimmed Panama,
Peanut and Java Braid Hats, all of the
smaller and most desirable sailor and
mushroom shapes.
Trimmed with ribbon these make up
smartly into Outing Hats for women and
misses, and when faced with silk and
trimmed with flowers and chiffons are
just as appropriately worn for dressy
occasions.
Prices are moderate. ranging from
Slo5 to $375 -Ba'emen' saiesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
THINK cALEn0usE TRIED SUICIDE
z NAMES PLAYFIELD TEACHERS

J. Howard Slime. director OF Fairgrounds,
lowing appointment OF playfcld instructors:
Collins. Luther Evans. Miss Dorothy Drake
att. Miss Goide Bryon; Hlawatha. d. " Mitcl
South Park. Fred o. Engiund. Miss Sarah Pow
Miller. Gordon II. Dickson. wala walla Ernest
w. 3. Riddle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
JUMPS FROM WINDOW AnDFLEEs

Has Floyd
Ills full name IL Floyd Merrill Ia
believing IL IN auto
day speeding toward Everett OF finding
legged 10 have violated rcformaoy
When Guard T. Gerald called the Merrill
% yesterday afternoon FLOYD wanted change his
jumped from second story window and escaped
Mcrrls life
acid lie the reform school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
PARALvTIc THORPE IN BUSINESS

In life for Leroy Thorpe the parayc who has been
opening OF small confectionery and cigar store In Georgetown for his
8
Interested Thopes have been Instrumental in giving him
% hts ON
his he OF body
n chair aEooda
Those who wish add the Hat telephone Easts
% nd
my soa-rck nans
ace
Hsmrc a .ini.r G.
conadn stock
Frsdsrh Nslssn tsee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
PLAN "HOME. CONSUMERS DAY''

The Home Consumers league headquarters wednes
day.
The clubs OF the
will
NJ a goods
:
preference product
IL n l.
the Washington Western the Venus Marte Corset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07

quality
i " unusual in uts al such
In popular
They eoong 10 and
and "a o
and ~
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
Organize Emb roidery
Edges, Csc Yard

@ HER, dainty Edges especially
~ suitable for collar and cuffs and
for many other trimming purposes
The delicate designs are executed by
the hand-loom machine and the
edges are finished with points and
scallops Width 61l inches. the yard.
25c. -Tir'' Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
WILL GET BECKER JURY TODAY

nosN MAY The Jury which to try the second
be finished by night and the opening statements
announcement he he
Tense attorney OF the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
In Silk Hosiery at 81

we are featuring an excellent value in Wom-
ems Pure Thread-silk Stockings, woven with
,en-sirands OF pure silk and four-thread Isle
garter top. The heel. sole and toe are also
reinforced with Isle. These Stockings may
be had in
Black. White and 3s Fancy Colors
For style, fit. appearance and durability
they arc strongly commended at $l0O pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-07
FRISCO MAY GET LIBERTY BELL

PHILADELPHIA May convinced be danger of
further
aderha declared
amataenc
and they the
hap -
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23
w. A. RUSH.

Will Rush, the Democratic NOM
inee for county surveyor, is one
candidate who is not worrying to
any great extent about the result
of the election next month, from
The fact that he has made such a
good and efficient public official
that his opponent, realizing that
a campaign against him was a
lost cause, and knowing that Mr..
Rush was entitled to second
term, withdrew from the race so
that the Democratic nominee for
this position has no opposition.
1t was said by some two years ago
that Mr.. Rush had not worked at
the surveying business for so
long that he would probably have
forgotten the hang of the thing
and would not make good at the
job, but he has most agreeably
surprised these people by making
one of the best surveyors the
county has ever had and the re-
suit is that he is going back into
office without opposition, which
is evidence of his popularity all
over the county.
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23
TRIP TO ARKANSAS.

J. c. Baker returned Thursday
of last week from few days IN
Arkansas where he went to look
after his farm and apple orchard.
Mr.. Baker says apple wagons
are just as numerous there as
wheat wagons are here and apples
sell from 1212c. per buShel to 81.
The crop has been a big one and
The market is glutted.
In the center of the industry it
is estimated that Gravette will ship
80 cars, Gentry IS, Decatur 100
and HiwaSe and Centerton about
90 each. Improved methods of
cultivation the past winter have
caused a bettermtnt of the apple
flavor.
Various plans have been pro
posed tc relieve the growers of the
strain caused by the low prices.
A "buy-a-bale" movement was
proposed, but did not make much
headway. Evaporators have null
1plied, but there is not Sufficien!
demand for dried apples to enable
them to pay prices appreciably
greater than those paid by the
commission men. Cider mills and
vinegar factories near the large
orchards are taking care of the
culls and lower grades. Many can.
ming plants also have been estab.
liShed, the largest of which is al
daily capacity of from 10000 to
$4,000 cans -HoisingtonDiS
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23
HUNT FOR OIL IN
HODGEMAN TO CONTINUE.

A consignment of drilling tools
and machinery went through Lar
ned last week billed for HanStOn.
1t was for use on Fred Brown; |;
ranch northwest of Hanston,
where Elmer Address started a
test hole for Brown in the spring.
The hole was put down about to
the limit of the well-drilling rig in
use. AT something like 800 feet a
dark Shale was brought up with
what Fred believes was certain
evidence of an oil deposit. While
in Larned during harvest he de-
clared his intention to get a rig
as soon as harvest and threSh;ng
was over which would 60 down
several thousand feet if necessary
to find the oil which he is conf
dent underlies his ranch. The ma
chiRery coming in indicates that
he intends to lose no time in put
ting the hole deeper.-Larned Til
ler and Toiler.
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23
SIMMONS IN HARD LUCK

Central Kansas News Democrat
J. S. Simmons, Republican candi-
date for congress, who came to
Lyons today to tell the farmers
how nearly ruined they were by
democratic bard times, ran into
bad luck. This very morning one
of our automobile dealers got in
a whole car load of machines for
the farmers of the surrounding
country. who have not yet heard
that they were ruined. These are
indeed bad times-for spell-bird-
erS of the Simmons SOrt.II.arned
Tiller and Toiler.
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23

Benjamin P. Unruh was down
from Pawnee Rock Saturday Wis
iting with his many friends and
attending to business matters. Mr..
Unruh will soon begin the erec-.
ton of a fine new home in Pawnee
Rock and was looking after some
of the details while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Deal, Of
Hoisington, were in the city Sun
day for a visit with their son, Will
Deal, and family, while on their
way home after a visit with rela-
tiveS and friends in Oklahoma. .
Mrs. Richard OwsIey was down
from Dodge City last week for. a
visit of a few days with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. TreSter,
and family, and her many Great
Bend friends.
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

Charles L. Carroll, the Demo-
cratic nominee for County Attor-
ney, is making one Of the most
vigorous and thorough campaigns
ever conducted in this county, and
has many warm friends and sup
porters all over The county who |
declare that they are going to see
that ne is elected to the position
on the Ord of next month. This
is MIR. CarroliS third race for the
position, he having been defeated
by very small majOritieS at the
election two and also four years
ago, and his friends are going to
see that he is successful al the
polls this time. He is a young
man well known throughout the
county; is a graduate of the law
school of the Kansas State Uni
verSity; has beer practicing the
legal profession in Great Bend and
Ellinwood for the past five years,
and is qualified in every way to
look after the legal affairs of the
county in a most thorough and
economical manner. The fact that
he is for the third time seeking
the support Of the people of this
county, shows the determination
OF the man to succeed, and is evi-
dence that he can be counted upon
to make good if elected to office
for he is made out of the kind of
stuff that is bound to succeed, not
withStanding difficulties. His
campaign platform is pledge of
fidelity TO oath of office and the
interests of the people; faithful
and economical performance of
duty" and if the people of Barton
county sees fit TO elect him to Of
flee he can be relied upon to full
fill his platform promises. He
asks and is entitled to the support
of every Democratic voter in Bar.
! ton county.
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-23


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gallon and
Mrs. Floyd Arnold, of Albert, at
tended the International Dry Farm
ing Congress in Wichita last week.
Mrs. D. H. Griffith and daugh-
ter we're here from Dodge City
last week for a visit with her fa-
ther and brother, Frank and Slo-
cum Harvey, and other relatives
and friends in this city.
Judge LObdell returned Satur-
day from a business trip to the
western part of the state.