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The herald., 1914-05-14


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The herald., 1914-05-14
AN ALPINE THRILL
Nc SHce Down the STOW Slope
c. : Mountain Peak.
SWEPT INTO ~ ICE FUNNEL.



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The herald., 1914-05-14
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The herald., 1914-05-14
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The herald., 1914-05-14

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The herald., 1914-05-14
ccui=-- Scream

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The herald., 1914-05-14

TIE youth Who dos - l3ok U vii
l:ok 5oE-. zoG -he STi-.t I1z- dos
co- S1z- : d-sC-ei qe-hsps - grove
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The herald., 1914-05-14

Me- 80 - T-c iIto tbs VOID 70 -
eve--es---'y 55El=5 q ~ t5s fingers
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The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

N' hrytou uno an.lf frlur .,i
@ uHc,- hamc !n Slater satufda. atcf
two vl.Ss visit with relatives
suncs Copeland log, o. very vglr-
able marc last week, cauac no; tn3wn.
W. =. Lynn has moved HI slH mill
20 Jo $. Jchnsons 10 DO some sewln;
for him.
Mir. and Mrs. Elbcrt Moore OF Iowa
are visiting relatives since ,hr holt
.ata.
Mira. g. NJ Dilloy returned homo
'g,. 'tcS from ar extended visit v!il
her duughtcr. Mrs. John Moore oi
l9st1an county.
Nr Weber OF Kansas Cay ana Wal
l,r vppk OF slater are VISITING at 'Hc
f,rm,sH .ltCr-in-laws. Mrs. sliy,rl,
.cr unley
quite a number have finished "r,h
y-inr corn hove since Chrl iras.
g. L. Williams. who has been s,,,.
Tor ram, timo past g. improving ~
present.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

There viii lie a shoe box party and
an excellent program at the school
Friday evening. January 30.
G.. u. Ash has been appointed to
I'LL the vacancy in the school board
made by the late Jas. f. Doolan.
Mrs. Elizabeth McKecver. who has
been on the sick list for some time is
reported better.
Jas. r.. Doolon OF this place died a.
the homo Of his sister, Mrs. Frank Ca
.hill at independence. no, W%cdncsday
morning. January "a. 1914 az age Of
81 years. Funeral service was cou-
dcc.ea az the nome FRIDAY morning
BY Rs,. Wharton OF Marshall. Bur
tai 40. Ridge Park cemetery. he hal
.hccn sick about q month. but rot con-
sidcrod dangerously so 10y his friends
so his death came as q srca, .aocr.
Uc va. % mn. cf .cW Vords and al
Say interested CO. the welfare OF
ctAcrs. being active In the establish
mont ut the s~naokclford high school
snd % m,ulet oI the board .or ninc
Years. MIR. Dooi'n WAS horn in nel-
nsh. ireland. 1886, coriinr to thi,
/ ,ornlty Win his parent vt see o. .
'ycars. he had been q prominent
bu incss man %. tho place jiirty-cEo
cars and 90 time W his death w.
.osUa1stcr ANA ,asagrI .H the geuer.
OBJ merchandise uu.iu'sa. Bic IT, su..
.ly,i ~ q mother ANA ."a sisters.
t'-a. Frank Cotll of independent
sui Nra. Lester |llu,aHcfsou ". hj.
liileo. Tho bcrc.yc1 family bi,o ia,
ymuathy or the entire comm unity.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
c. A. EXTENSION
'i.NN ANOTHER LINE BETWiEN
~. LOUIS AND KANSAS
CITY.

FULTON. Mo-, Jan. t9.--The re-
rort that the Chicago aud Alton rail-
road has bought the st Louis and
hannibal railroad. known as the
Short Line. Is dCnlcd by officials Of
the road. II also has led to a state
mont from a ~woll-knovn official that
Tho Chicago and Alton las under
confederation another line between
81. Louis aud Kansas city that Will
,ake la Fulton. Faycttc. Columbia
aud intermediate cities. Il IL believe
his move viii be made to circumycnt
the Burlington, which plans a new
line from Francis 70 Kansas city. and
The Mckinley i~ntcrurban people, who
.ay they will build a system OF cleo
,rir lines through North Central Mis-
souri,.
\ prominent Chicago and Alton Of
Icil said this week: Purchase OF
le ST. Louis and Hannibal railroad
theShort Line would not be prac-
Teal. We could only set as Tar as CD
more ON that line. The practical
r1ute for the Chicago and Alton
Guild be from stelumetz. down
through Columbia, Fulton aud on TO
ST. Louis"
Tho Chicago and Alton and nur-
,Liston railroads have been using
hat Is known AS the darlington
sut-ott, between Mexico and 81.
Louis. FOR their combination trains
agNu as the characterization. The
gt.of Joins the main line OF the Bur
lEs,un at old Monroe. The two roads
,s,i the rouudhuuso and shops ut
rauols, near Mexico. The B%urllng-
ON viii begin work ,his spring, Il Is
aid, GA Uu extension uCm the We5-
r,n terminus OF the cutoff At Fran
rs ~ kansas City. This information
ras conveyed last week rom a rcli-
bile source. The road & To run west
"a a straight line to Carrolltou. Tho
oJi will pass n,c H.ics south 81
lororly. FROM CarroiltoR to Birm-
ngham the Santa Fe tracks viii lie
sod. At Birmingham the trains viii
% over the Burlington tracks into
Kansas city. It will be designed for
through traffic and will be "A fast
ne. The Burlington made a survey
'i this route In 1906,
Thrlugh this arrangement the Chi
ago aud Aiton would SIN have It's
trough line from Kansas City to
chicago via Mexico, and the new ex-
cnsiou from Stelumetz through Col
ambia and Fulton v-ald giyo :. q
shurt and direct route between st.
Louis aud Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
SuAIKELIAnRn.

J. W, Grow, wife and son Of Nav.
shall spent Saturday and SUNDAY a:th
the Misses FLYNN.
.irs. S~outherlm Of Marshall spent
sunday with her daushter. Mrs, Har-
din Maupiu.
'Irs. ID. W. Bocraft has returned 20
her home IN Marshall attor II Visit TO
.Gdrnett Hutchcrsou ana family.
Waver!y T. utl OF Spokane. Wash.
wlohas been With n. G. r. r. Co. for
S years is visiting hi sister, Mrs. NJ
T.. Cooper.
Mrs. Welsh OF at. Leonard VAS the
guest OF hOr daughter Mrs, Jas.
Hamil Friday.
Mrs. r. nay has returned to her
home IN slater after a stay or several
days with joe Dorean aud family.
D.. %, C.. Gore OF Marshall was
calling In vicinity professionally Mon
day,
Father Lawrence Moany spent Sat
urday in Marshall.
Fir, John Judge is reported quite
sick.
Father JENNINGS OF Slater and f. L.
Risnoy OF Marshall attended the card
party at the bali Monday night.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
lsv aNHOuLM m a y
puun:i fSufi
~ MEMOHl.

Little Opal Dcli caldwell TIE twin
daughter OF Mir. and Mru. !. ". Cnld-
well. departed this life January o..
igil. she was born June 3. 1879.
Tho funeral took place from the
residence ON South Jefferson. Tlur
lag at 1880 p. m. Tho floral offer
iurs we're beautiful and abundant.
maulfcstiug the kind hearts CT ulo
many friends who were In deepest
ympathy With the bcrcayed. iD-
tormcnt In the shiloh cemetery cas-,
OF the city.
OPAL pclrs twin sister, oral Cornc-
Ia. died October ~, 1913. From
birth both babies were hardy until
ast summer, they took sick about the
umc time. and constantly from time
% ulmc rrcw worse until the An-,l 81
Death saw III 20 relieve Thorn OF ttc'r
in,cld m'scrios.
From an appearances IL o. evident
hat since tho death OF little Oral.
little Opal missed her ana actually
yriavod Tor her abscnt sister.
Tho twins were tho only stills Ga
The family and had grown to De the
ride OF the home.
TO the bcreaycd tamlly aud friends
uay you ilnd solacc IN these worcs
You loved them. yes you loved thcm
Nct. angels loved them more,
And they have swccly called them
To yonder shining shore.
They are free from untold m!serlcs,
Now in Heaven their palms have
ceased,
Though Ills hard to part With loved
ones.
Look to jesus. for mercy and
peace"
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
A MARKET BUREAU
COOPERATION AMONG FARMERS
IN SALE on THEIR PROJECTS
INSTEAD or COMPETITION.
wAsnINeToN. D. q. lan. T.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Jan. IT,
Cooperation among farmers instead
OF competition, so che farmer may
receive the whole Of Gle consumers
dollar for his product instead Of 80
TO 80 per cent, as Is now the case,
Is the aim OF q bin introduced t0da,
H. Senator norah 20 create au "eegi
cultural capitol, or clearinghouse &C.
be run by the farmers under govern
mcnt charter or subsidy.
The iiil would furnish machinery
for scientific marketing aud stand
grdization OF farm products uudCi
direction Of a countrywide orsaniza
tion OF producers. irrespective OF any
government control. II created quite
a stir Ia the senate.
Senator Borah explained later he
had not written The measure. but haa
introduced IL together with "a memoir
lei at the request of T.. H.. Bnttig. O.
Aai llfN VI bIFNA AAiAAAs AN~Iis
In the memorial Batl'g submitted
that farmers were ~noeloaiDd les Of
government. lie declared the "til
trusts" had dcuc more GOOD for o..
Lublic than the government.
The bin was referred to the a'ri
cultural committee. The institution
would be controlled by q board Of III
teen directors. 70 would te made %.
OF county Organization. requiring 9i
least iiny farmers Ia each county Go
form a branch association TO conl
the marketing Of all the crops Of 90.
members under rules and regulations
To- be drawn by the General Bo0ri
which would be- elected hy the ludiyi-
dual members every five years.
Eurniugs I'm excess OF expense
when q should become sDlt-su tain
IN and . rcr cent would be return
eG rro rata TO the members.
Each branch organization would
he controlled by o hoard of trustee.
and a general director and soryc no.
only "a u clearinghouse for markC..
In and 1,~oudardiilng the farmers
products. bat also would be- author
lied to loan capital TO lu mcmhcr,
aud g assist IN the production oi
crops.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

j. ~. Leisure visited mr.. r. A. Let
urc at stotcshury. % few days last
week.
ir. Riley Nitaifc' of Miami was
among ih" Slgtcr Visitors Thus !lF
Booker u'vis OF Miami WgH "u uaJ
streets Thursday.
Hiss Viola AHer OF M1-'h'll visit
"a relative hero Sunday.
SIR $ 70. Lei urc, Who haH hoen
whiting Tcir'i'o- here lei Tnrsda'
Ter his home Goa lin"E. Iowa.
.r. j. Is. \ouahle uf Fllrv!ewt
Oklahoma, 81 Ni'iting friends here
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
yru ,;r.

re-. 49,. g. g..--'c 1 ~
New Ho,o e ny.
Mr.. and Mas. w.. T.. Larue of rettis
visited Mrs. Anna and MIR. Walter
Lsruo Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Frances Reascr left sunday
right for u visit with her sister. Mrs.
Ftans Carothcrs of Scdalia.
Several from here attended the
Tacky party giveu at Mr.. sam Fulkor-
sons on Saturday night Everyone
reported q fine time.
Little Eugene stolhcrg df sweet
Springs f. visiting his Grand parents.
MIR. and Nrs. u. w. Harris 1t this
writing.
Mr aut Nrs. A. W. Farbes enter
,uiact prit, e. number at dluu,r sun
day. Those present wore as foll1Vs:
Hr. arc Nfs. Heirs and two children.
SIC. and Mrs. JOHN Forbes and chill
ltru. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Forbcs .ra
family. SIR. aud Mrs. John knott and
laughter. Niles Bessie; Mr.. ord Nis.
h.. C.. Forbes anal .amiiy. cur Kuu,t.
Wiu E.eg5. SIR. end AIRS Louis rlEr'f-
or and ron. Raymond. Charlie. vpi'l
er5 Lynoii Lauea.ir aud SIR. and
Mr.. win V1larriali and son.
Miss sgI,ip smith OF sweet sp-iua.
q. thr au,sI o. Miss Ruth McKinu,s
thi. week.
M.s. Gyar.r Groom ANA Miss nor.
Harris visited .Hclf homo folks saiur.
day and sunday.
Nrs. lula Nonc''ii spent S3,us.
day ni.ht aud sunday with her pur.
cn,t SIR and nIr, Nucuet Hatienly-
SIR. and Mrs. y. ~. Tordham spent
Sunday with Nr.. Anna and Nr
Walter Lame.
ia. Murray anu u. 80. urrr' vcf.
o. Forbes town Noul.y drlivcgir.
lfuoms.
Mrs NJ. r. Carm,lu and i-,
Harry Co-mcau and baby visited 90 10
ST.. Harris ou Thur lsy otlast .,.i,.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

Geo. g. Jenkins "a city OF slater.
'.'r %. 10. 90; blk. >, Slater, Mo.
100000.
Thomas I. Stallworth 20 Josie Stall
worth, lots g, o., -; BLK. 40; lots s.,
go Dir. 1Ol; lots Q, g. o, Iu, nlk. io5.
lots ., o. llk. A.: lots q ana =. III.
So, Sow Frankfort, NO, ]se5u.uO.
Thomas ~. Holiey TO Jas. CIleras7.
'D. 2, nl'. ., Ncgt slater. 100000.
Marshall %. Parsons To rar,ra o..
Parsons, 90 acres, e l~a-iS-.a. So.
,pu.UO.
Silyir T. WI On To Herbert G. and
ERNEST o.. Wilson, SO acres, see. tC-
al--e, S|lo.o0u.,O.
s'l,lu e. Wilson Ia Morris Il. Wil-
ION. $50 acres N-5l-g2, $500.
Morris n, WILSON 70 Ella n. Wilson
NU acres, soc, S-5l-22, $500.
Clarence o.. FULTON To- r. n. Stuci-
man, pit. y. l.. quarter, see. le-5l-ae,
E',tO0.O1.
John r, Evans To II. II. Decker, lot
O., blk, 10, Warren Add, Sweet Slr-
iass, $4,000.
Alrod Adams, e. al, 20 Vim, Ad-
ms, q acre. see, 7-i2-el. sl.OO.
Ml. Adams TO RUFUS W. Hayngr.
o aero, soc 7-52-2i, $4,000.
Autca!a %. picrkor 10 A. T. Tucker
20 acres. see 2@7-49-2S. ~Sl,ioOOo.
Eliza Reynolds 20 May x. Mcclure
!3ts 100, llo, ~, MS, blk. 30, and
lots los, no, BLK. 81, Arrow Rock
30" $I,5o0,0O.
Charles Peterson 10 John Wins
field. lot 3. blk. G. Boatright & Cor
coHs Add, Marshall. No. s2.23O.Oo.
holland Taylor to Margcrot n. Fin
Icy, lots 6, :, 5 and ., blk, II, Nelson
No, $4,000.
Chas, W, Bridges, ct NJ, 20 Lidia
Slgm2u, lot 10, blk. Z, Graniyiov
Add, slater, $it0.OO.
itrt w. Cole 10 william Huston
lot 6, blk. 10. Bakers % Add. Slater,
No., $1.25O.C0.
Frank +, Hubbard to Pert W. Colo,
~, blk. 10, Prank Add, y. Ky, Stat.
a., SLS0O.Oo.
John G, George to Louis A, Buok,
lot %, BLK. .. Slater. Mo, S5.35O.OO.
kate schauerer to Joseph Linebery
rt. lots s ana 9, blk, 3, West Add,
Slater. Sl7t,50.
Mimic } Smith ct nj. to Matte Il.
RolSer, 67 acres. l3-50-23 aud 1850
81, $275.O0.
Minnie J. smith. ct nj, to Florence
Rickers, 80 acres, see, l9-50-2t.
St,06,
Florence Rickers ct al to Minnie j,
Smith, 40 acres, sec. t9-5O-2i, St,OO.
Minnie J. Smith to Lula Caseboit.
so acres, sec, l9-So-2i and 1s-50-2e,
Sl,sOS,75,
Florence Biekers to Lula Casebolt.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
SAT- SPRINGS.

l.. a. Brown, the Salt Springs mer-
chant Will have a special sale on
Early Ohio potatoes at $500 a bushel
from January 24th 20 3ist, Get in
on this bareah.-Buy your seed pota-
toes.
The farmers here r starting their
spring blowing this week,
7. ]. Robertson shipped a load OF
hogs to Kansas City Tuesday,
Mrs l.. A. Ranshergcr wRs in Ills
sinsyille Sunday and Monday visit
ing relatives.
Mr., J, H. Cash of Rockford county.
Colo, who has heen visiting Jim
Steele and family the last few weeks
has rented a farm near Sweet spr-
ings.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

D.. ". c1Nau, a graduate tudgu
,.E!ar mager work m agriculture.
dentistry. haf accepted q position
With ,ao agricultural service bureau
ilr american h,...Jlirsal Chem
,pl Company. Ills work consists o
uHo supervision of about forty export
.a... farms 400 800 curl. Illinois
r.. .rI Ran. Jf. M,. Caaau's oti.e,
NH 'e iu So. Louis. llr received 4,
#. iu as.i.uIlure last year,
.r no as ha g. iamluarly calloe
,s hts ul,ad. here, is a eraduatc q
.lg Marshall nish r,bool. IIc g. q .oi
"a Contractor Eolll CoWan ol thi
.ad has been d9ins splouli,
.asG Oh thc university Tor aeycrJ
scars I--,. IH'a hos, OF friends 90
a.glgu VIII ug ,ld o. ia,u oi thi
.,l,cat position,
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
Officers Installed.

Missouri Commaudery 40. so
Enigh,s Templar, met il. regular con
vocation Thursday evening at MA
sonic Temple. Following the lnstalla,
lion Of officers, the members OF The
'odSo repaired to the Gross contec-
ione.y. whore en- oyster supper was
lory,d, The Officers installed were:
Jas. \. Walker. Eminent Comman-
der; Jas W. Carter. GcneralIsslmo;
G. Gordon. Captain General; q. J..
Orear. Prclate; y. p. Huston. Troa-
suror; inn. r. Wells, Recorder; Jas.
Anderson, Senior Warden; Chas. H..
Lawless. Junior Warden; Chas, ID.
bacon. sword Bearer; Louis Blosser,
standard Bearer y G. Barnhill
Warder; wm Pptsch, sentinel.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

lewis Richardson. a former citi'
l,u OF the eastern part OF County In,
o. now living IN Maine was In the
.i,y Thursday uisht TO attend a mte--
ing OF the Missouri C0mmundery 40.
S6, Mr.. Richardson has been yisitIus
relatives In saline ne1 Napton .or
No months, but expects to return TO
lis eastern home soon. lie says there
10 no better place In the world TO live
,han Saline.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

MIR. Jrs. Marks OF ". Jackson, who
went To tho German hospital nc Kan
sns city last week Tor on operation
IL getting along very nicely. but viii
hot bee able to come homo FOR several
weeks. Mr. Marks went TO Che city
last Tuesday, and the operation took
place Thursday, Emory Marks q bro
thor OF the patient and Dr. u. +.
Manning went to the city ON Thurs.
day and the latter was present at the
operation.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
JESTER.

Rev. Roulware and wife, J. w,
Caldwell and family and J. $, Lewis
ana family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Lewis,
Mr.. George Laugon q family wa.
in The neighborhood sunday.
Mr.. David Adams moved WeGnes-
day down on Mr.. John Cilmorc'splace
Which was always aclled the Butler
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. AuScmcIl Eddy
spent sunday with John Gorrell aud
family.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
ia.r Frost nitc, ANA Cl,appcd skin

gur Frost nitc, ana Chappcd skin
For frost bitten ears, fingers and
,,,s: ,hoppci hauls aud lius, chilhla-
ms, cold sores, rod and rough skins,
taoro rs uothlns TO equal Duckleu' :
mica salye. stops the pains at once
aI heals quickly, In every home
,l,gc saouid hc a box handy an Ia,
,lmy, Best remedy Tor an skin dis
eases. itching eczema, te,,oc, piles,
exc, -5c, All druggists or by mail.
10. L. BUcklca X Co., Philadelphia OF
So, Louis. ADV,
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
An IheaI Woman. I.esatIyc.

Who wants To take salts. or castor
oil, when there Is nothing better than
DR.. Kings New Lie Pills for all how
Ell troubles. They act gently and
naturally on the stomach and liver,
stimulate and regulate your bowles
and tone up tho entire system. Price
25c. Al an druggists, II. T.. Buck
len 6 Co, Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Adv.