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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
HElgO FAR WILL Be
AUG n. q. 3 iE1 %

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& sakas as -zk. chr p.as ~r~
r. o<srntsn sD ~nsesraiF ~
se ss S1s ass g.az.y 4 Au
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As nrnx has besn e1satet
.truu he psr.n ~ dirertos arr
ensxrx mssoryxe rnr@ nee -
sueea A~erypsane ~aoanryrs Ard as
scusohs as weu ~ ar-s nase Sped
.rezu . M Ar-eanced httF-
Tx - q ssunifisa f~ & Fzr
Il 1915 i - fslsus-
s.as< azd Har-sss Hsrze: =. D
Lea. Jana Hanaioa. b r NstHtoA
wm4r1 Posts W. y. AtkiuseA
DrafE h0rsess Horace Nnsay. ".
IL sms 4 n Carter.
Nu yaeks 5eznets. v. D Les,
J.ne Hanasua. b r Nisdlruz W.
.hra Posh, ~. r. Askissos JACK
Hanassa r R Bs<kne.
Cattle Hogs and Shesp. G "
L~xi4 " }. Bssts, Horace Mzndy.
z H. Carter. cha1ies Houshor, J.
w. wsssery. VI. W. gohnson
Pszlny~w B. Turner
All ard Agrsultzrs. Mrs Emma
|Demu.h. n z Wise
Adverng: =. p. Atkzzn va
bard Pstt Z h Carter. Hor@es
Mundy. GeorEs Lee. l. NJ White
Empoymeus d Help. Georse Lee,
Horace Mandy-
Ring Marshal: james G. Ford
FSeld Marshal. W. z SINS Jsks
Baekner. Assistant
Privileges. Z II. Carte-. W. D.
Lee. willard Potts
President George Lee is Ex-0hzri0
Member IL An COMMITTEES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

GEORGE LEE Of Mexico, one Of
the best known horsemen il the
United States, turned down a most
attractive proposition 70 accept a
partnership IN a commission business
in St. Louis ard 70 more there 70 re-
side permanently but has accepted
a position At . fine salary with the
CampbeH-Reid Western Sales Stables
of the National Stock Yards.
Mr. Lee, who ii one of the best
judges 81 horses in the entire coun-
Try, will act as buyer for this firm at
least as long a. the wa 10 Europe
continues George has 20 idea Of
leaving Mexico ard has accepted this
position only temporarily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

WE are Ia hopes that the Audrsin
County Court viii put q big eleetIe
light On top Of the Court House. This
Nill help Light Up the business por-
ton Of the city and we feel confident
the County Court il aHxiOus to CO.
operate with 1hose who are trying TO
give Mexico a lighting system We
believe arrangements vii be made
shortly 50 that the business portion
Of the city at least can be lighted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

THE Colurbis, Missoan. merch-
anfs al take an Interest II The month
~ Stock Sales Day and make it 3
regular bargain day FarursrH frona
all parts q Boone ard adjoining com
ties al 80 to Colambi2 on Stick Sales
Day. What the matter with Msxiea
waking UP along this Hneg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
Our Mistake.

In the poem, "A Pledge In Cold by
Mrs. s. P. Emnaons which appeared
in Fridays Evening Ledger, the line
which read 1T knew not that Mans
fist had gone forth should have been
TT knew % that Mans fat, etc.
Plat is a new word for Us, hence the
mistake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
PAINTER ACTING As GOVERNOR


jefferson City, No. April 29-Lieut
Gov. VIM. R. Painter is in Jefferson
City acting As Chief Executive.
Acting Gov. Painter has been asked
by the Ozarks Trail Association,
which holds its annual convention at
Independence, Kas-, May 7 and 8. 10
represent Missouri on the program or
designate some ore to speak for the
State On account of prior engage
ments Gov. Painter viii be unable to
attend. He win name delegates.
The Acting Governor is not ret
ready to his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for Gor-
ernOr next year, but there is a eener-
al understanding it is his intention to
enter the race at what he deems the
proper time. regardless Of who may
be candidates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

THE late rain MT oaIy insgses the
oat wheat ard grass eronbus makes
everybody feeI nneh o optimistic
regarding the future. The Indications
are for recondbreahng crops I'll
asaag tbs lie this rear. Not Only
that bat "a unusual high wiee vii
likely be reserved for farm products.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
no MoRERLY

A number Of Mexico Ladies of the
Maceabee attended the celebration Of
the second apniFeFsary Of the Mobery
Hive, Friday. Those from Mexico
who went to Hoberly are: Mrs. II.
b. Murphy, Mrs. B. A. Powell, Mrs.
Nettie Genrieh, hrs. James TowSon.
Mrs. Vernon Norris Mrs. Jap Stew
art, Mrs. c. T. Patrick, Mrs. Ira Mil
iigan and Mrs. Charles stratton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
Electric Bitters simply brought the
bloom Of health to
your cheeks.

Electric BftterS viii do il every time.
increase your appetite, regulate Liver and
bowels, restore ycur strength and i'm
prove your complexion.
AfteF 2 long weary winter we need a
tonic and blood purifier to nd our svssem
q accumulated waste and impurities.
Nature needs help TO throw of that Ian
gnid, tired woru TO a fgazzie feeling.
Do your part Take a few weeks treat
H. e BUcKLEN & co. P
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

". r. SMITH. vino has chzrgs Of
the extension Of the electric railroad
north, Ii pushing the work right along
and haa the grading completed %
Fisher schcoI hosss- Mr. Smith IS ?
hustler, ard We HOPE arrangements
viii Be made % extend the road south
before be moves away with his oat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
Yes Mother,
You Look Fine

fnent Of Electric Filters, il viii give yoa
vim and energy, bring hack the spring u
youth, make yon feel fine. YozIl enjOy
your work.
Go to your druggist and get a ssaan
bottle OF Electro Bitters ard start The
treatment right uow.
eliza Pool Of Depew, Okla, writes /:
Electric Bitters raised me from a bed Of
sickness and suffering and has done me :
world Of good ] wish every saFerius
woman could use this excellent remedy
and find out, as I did, just how II Is /"
As il has helped thousards Of Others. a
surely will do the same for you.
fILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
IS Mszies to have a Fourth # July
eAsssienl

THE Ledger Is glad 70 welcome "
J. McL0ney back 70 Mexico and We
hope he viii reside here permanently.
Mr. NcLoaey Is ons Of Mexieo's prom
Ger merchants and finds 10 place be
likes a. well az good Old Mexico, Ms
sor.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
oESTRAEA AND VAN
DkLIA sTREET uGETs


REFEzRSC y ~ k-tz wsz
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itorzIy zsE
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t5rks6 ~ aEsors e1 sns hsN h
hooteExsrs frlz r-T ~
oen&1aey CezanEa mzn n g
80 yrnrreaa wen rs t&a a
Ahoas ss ezly pzzze- Zvge
ne-s re ssw Ea& z rhs z1zg wza
~fh ne I'D a3e1zs rzs Hs go
h-kk usaanx - e4E e E Gzni
ANsf dx wza ss Is -
b1arE H azs znsshg sns M i
wgsE strap tn pFEn SEe ne Et
the aasoazs ct c tzzne@ zh1s
erEt years zgA We hzse g X z
sssy odd hesse araE-zE Azs as
&C. evezE o1s q fkez I'D fOE os
Fl ~ xezessl fz1 zsE ~ tsEz l.
- fzr frzz sav Etrsp7@5 dz "a
are Zsz % PIX : sI ~ nE CREST
nEz aA yssr q Psrzzn suEE
o. esnersas besides EEmEg @-
wzter ard Ign. Tzut AL zsg ito
dBs p1rz9 hgseasg hS
EsEics nss5 hzvs 70 fem Z -
vii Exz z eli boszs c,oz Es
tkink r0s-z1 whzzEy oZ Il. zs@
q b1sne@ zn6 kegs -n al &
oEue where fhsy ezn F1 hoda Il
the Wsesas Of w0gres Msz5@ .
trylng 20 get the pecp1e ts see The
nscszzitY q fzPrerAg sazs sehos
property. We have beilt = Ens hzh
shool blGnz nzp5rzzed car
grace @ho1L bgat : b5ck shoo fcT
the nerroes. s1krgss ezr zroz16s
around the Hh0sl property and JET
or aehsol treasury is a. hezGhy a.
a hoard pap wiki fesG We hans
bEilt three fine biAk chgrehsa and
put n white ways 3 neE syssm 0f
street Eghss for the razS5anee sex
tisn ard us have not had aae dollar
q sab0a zzsy &c use during the
tire ws Vosed for o. accomplished
these things. We might 20 or n
detail ard tel of tire mary things
Centrzliz has done Einee re kNksi
the Cd hsr, High LcenHe cut q oar
city and pat 70 Constructive uses ke
nancy tkzs formerly vert for boozs
but what's the use Merieo viii learn
these things IN time ard she VII b
opposed to saloons for ali drse d
soon a. her accomplishments can b
put 6gWn where those Missogrian'
can point 70 them with their fingers
You ooah rot get a half dozsa bzs
jnsss men IN this Community to sigi
a petition for a saloon IN C@BtrzgE
today. There might be - mary a
six men IN business vino wzrt "a
lo0nR, but there are not that mar,
VINO would put their names down os
3 petition alongside the sort IF rf
raG VINO woah 20 On such q rap4g
The ssaoon i dead and the sensible
thing 10 do Is 70 forget i IN fhs
reaching ont for things worth wkils
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
How to Treat
Group Externally

Rzb vkFs sryspO-Rzbr szlus wen
ossr The gkrua. ard chest fgr . f-~ niE
ntes--shsn egEsF wSih wxrm s1urei e10tA
T4szs .As cCyerizzg ks0se AroEn4 Eae MEGA
20 that Tia so1snlag Ee6i14i-f vaEszrs ara&
inz gay iaess1 tie eksikfsg fkAl1 All
eae tie dEelk tresthinz 0ns appbes
$50 81 h@isia1e insarss sesint ; HaEht
attsek. *. 5oo, O. eI0a A. duazs
EEAh sp aak
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
NJ n BaErr nead.

Ms. 7. y. Baker, IS years Old, wife
Of Deputy County Clerk 7 n. Baker,
died At her bone IN FELTON,. Wednes-
day. The funeral was held Thursday.
Mrs. Baker was born in Paris, Ken
tucky. She was q composer Of songs
Of some note and a fine Christian We
man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

If you want a vacation trip worth while, take a
ride on the Mississippi River aboard q big Streckfus
Steamcr-the largest fastest and safest inland
river steamers in America.
II will open a new world Of travel pleasure 10 you.
Every mile and minute Of your time will be TEEN
ing with a new life 50 different from ether trips.
Miles Of wonderful picturesque scenery and interesting rfysr
life; music and dancing in the cabin; profnenz6es. gznnss.
and friendly chats on deck with eonEsnisl people; Jsuaas
ashore. 0 Interesting places, including the giant zeoknk
dam aud hyero-elessne power p~isnt-issgses - he void.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
X gafVacatlQn Trips onthe
EfzXX Mississippi

No vacation on land could bring you such cool
river breezes and hundreds Of miles Of inter
esting and picturesque travel, combined with
the comforts Of q 6rst-ciass hotel
StTeckfus Steamers sail regularly between
ST. Louis, Alton, Louisiana. Hannibal, Quincy,
Keokuk, Fl. Madison, Burlington, Muscafine, Dav-
export, Rock Island, Clinton, Dubuque, Prairie du
CHEN, La Crosse, Winona, Red Wing, st. Paul
Theyhzye b~sgcom5ostabie -HKr
electric lighted and well UN
ventilated ststsrcOszs
serve The Gseat 81 meals. ~ 70
Wnss 81 hi6<r Of tnps fH~
Izstisg . 70 10 days 4FT&
Streekfus Steamboat Line. St Louis. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

ee11g f'r -
s<'n< me uar
~-Pis.sa a. hasi
sase 49,. V
Ns5zA SHA e
~ = hres i
81 Husd's fan
tzs - gI1ss nase
- ths susise Hssrt
- Dc grad.sz Is
- Il ts ~ras.,
suih ~ -zrsas,.
x De xok hu.~7
eziahed a. a.
ssesf IA nilss h-
|hneensh q H. I
tins nsh@i As
DE rrzdng Is -
NJ saith IS Il -
ia vork va al ~
- tie sonpazy ht-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Geary.
Of West Love st., Wednesday. a fine
son. Mother and child are getting
along splendidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

W. ". Pollock IS home from a
business trip to Kansas. He says 1t
rained Friday night all the way from
Kansas iCty to Glasgow.
Ben Glenn, Of Columbia and Wal
ter Palmer, of Ottawa. H. viii be the
judges Of the commencement Horse
sbou to be held on the University
athletic field, May 81 and June 1st-
l. z. RudasiIl. Of Jond Branch,
brought ozis fssse Of wool to Sam
Morris and sold It for s4.le- The fleece
weighed 1s pounds. Who can beat
it,
". D. Lee went to Fulton on bus
mess today.
John Brewer sold twelve jacks in
Iowa this spring, and reports much
prosperity in that state.
The monster incubator Of W. ".
Fry on his farm west Of Mexico and
N charge Of Ar. and Mrs. Mike Shire.
Is Matching $500 eggs.
The rain, Sunday, totailed % inches
and was genera. in this section. Rains
like this will make ths corn grow sky
high with six Or eight ears to the
stalk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

High School Baecalasreate SeFmen.
The graduates Of Mcmillan High
School will attend the Methodist
church Sunday morning, May 18th IN
a body, for the baecalAureate sermon
by the Rev. S. w. Hayne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
Stock Notes

Na C-.R Ep@ cs@
r. Ny Z 1sik@nEs . -
&y uP z~r1 agH1
- q ne sszuzu x X Saz
Hmns e arnah@ wE cu11
sm = r1dy se<tg anr e. AFnl
ia n-z pznzA Is EZ a1r1aser
n xpc-s fs1ssE
5 tn Etzk eu11E g
Hz ue he s-E &
.s n.-s . Mw hz he dz-e
y rr-.E NJ < s e.
uzk = ssE asz E.raJ rEE
sr rssS and IL PrsHea fer
z~s ayse - l%ysnr aver
OzN-H Is Gzz Aat y P<r
es & IL orn hsS1A sa Ps
"a ms b u pr es=z hsrE tANn
u< ynar aeA SCI ram IL ees1
x q ss- he saz Nor aAs
~rS-Gpxr xezt-x ~ on
~ ben plauseA Ths ) - narzrrs
81 8 pr os-s sssr As leTe1r May ]
ra.Sr- o-e year So III - pr
.uzt e The oo,z had hsz P.nsed n.4
= Islf ~ ~ p<r nz = ~ esfn
.1ss Eas n he Eo1d - Nay /
Tke stand Is rsnerzny geoA he
prxeas ndxat5uzs are 1ak here
~ An increases e ! pex ceus In
<r1rs ever he 1914 crop ~hrh vas
xraun o. Lt2ies ssse
INITIATIVES ee.zfiz1 fer te
sta.e i ~ - z eszpsrsd uih
SIS oas zeask asO ns laysar
Nay l average ooaGtsz f< ~hszt Is
IS Ose year Hgs i was 1913 the
hirhes fax the ase1se- During April
nzzy selas u h4ss seeding uaae very
seei1sd gains IN couda ne
rrUxnE plzat IS str1.g. ngOEous and
Ct zssadid cussF.
oATS-Tbe Mizsssn szt aer@gs
far 1915 5 practically the sane Is fer
last yezr-ab0as ssalass arrez In
e parts AZ the state the grv~iag
pssnr IS IA need d moistzrs. CpBdi-
nsa II cats fsr the state Is e. H1u-
ever, there is nothizg AZ this sns to
.zae any alarm as % he ostioak fer
eats
OTHER cROPS-Thexe IS coazdE-
zBse eozzpszint as to the condition Of
mz5gHs Especially Is shis true q
angthy ard If MIXED hay Condition
Of am0shy for tire state Is s7A.
|C0Ter coaditions. incl1dzng the new
zaaing. Is SIS Mary Of the old
fields as vel as sosze Of the new ars
IN bad condition- On the other hand.
the growth Of much Of the clover i
alnost perfect Some reports are TO
the eEerf that the first cutting Of
egorer viii be earlier and better thar
for a number Of years Alfalfa cor
ditioa is 81 TIE first estting Of this
crop vii also be early and heavy. Il
Is estimated that 20 per cent 81 the
live stock in the state was turned on
pasture b. May l. Some stock went
to pasture very much earlier owing
to the scarcity Of feeA Due to the
lack o. excessive rains. grass. while
not Of excessive rank growth. is Of
high feeding ralae. The supply q
cozn on farms Is low and Il Is estimat.
ed that but 10 per cent Of the 1914
hay crop IS left
FRUIT-The outlook for a gener.
81 crop Is placed ., IS per cent fol
the state. The apple crop promises
vel except that there is considerable
complaint Of a lack Of bloom on Der
Davis and a few other varieties. Ber-
ries and small fruits Of all kind
promise TO be plentiful The .O1tlool
for a peach crop is So per cent. II
the northern half Of the state thu
peach crop will be very light. II
southern Missouri, especially in tn.
commercial peach seetion, reports arr
favorable for a good crop Of peaches
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Mrs Harriet Fisher Andrews Of
Trenton, n J, is the only woman iron
manufacturer in America Of i~nserna-
tionaI fame
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A, C. Dinele and Mr..
and Mrs- Ralph Bowman, Of MOberiy
motoFed % Mexico. Friday and spent
the afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Exeeutars and Ad-i.
Letters ~testzn~~
|f William II. Cao-
Rrznted b. ihs
Andnin Ce1nty. -
sth 1918 % GuSt
Exeessrix, and lsas, r.
ton eaEnI t-estann,a
.Assa fnssrs grastsd
Trust csnpazy, IA.
~tPssamentO snne1a e
1878
Persons kzviar
esate are require y he
TIE uraerqiRne5 for
~ rnonths aftes a. &
o. they may Be
hene6t az ssid go
claims be rot srk III
PEAR from date a
Ebliration. they 80
barred
DATED April ISL ~;
Grace Psrkv al
North Aissozh n E
By W. W. Polsrf
Sit Attest J. c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

CHINA may yet be confronted with
the responsibility Of helping to keep
is own door open.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Aisa Mary Miiies Is hsne fran
le'Smeia where ahs giassd Mr. and
Hrs. o D Read.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
Lirhtning kin Ro, rnder -

Sturgeon, Mo-, May 3-Leo Han
icy. Is years old, living with his
grandfather, Rasmus Anderson, while
fishing Sunday with companions, was
killed b. lightning when he sought
shelter under a tree from the rain.
Hanley's companions a to other
trees and were only shocked His
clothes was torn from his body.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Notice is hereby Cd
s~@tamsntary upo1
FRANCIS n SEYTT5es'
Of Audria County. 9
been grated the Z
Probate Court Of Il
ing date April 9th b III
al persons hAvz, NJ
said estate are rsgs-
then to me for aI5rr.
ncnths after dzts q loo
they may Be preehsah !.
EFT Of such estate ~ lSz
Be not exhibite5 vn
the time Of the wE
notice they vii b Sc
sS Ene J. M tlill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Mrs.. VOORHEES, Coons, who lives
northeast Of Moiino. was IN Mexico,
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
The Weekly Ledger

Gsheu1n y the weeziE Latxz
assE wz1sA ne Grtr e. ~ uzsA
81 Shaw @s<r and rrnev thsr -
scriplun wpmpdy - fkzt 8ry -
30 msz9 . egg - dsr EEsszn
pnpsE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Dsnt Wszae Tiae -Hsllsrins.~ @cETgu,s
Wsftas ssnsiea cosncsFe, Never Faas-
way eoFn-Htllions hare gone Wild oveT
"GETS-TFH-lothin8 like IL eyer known
6pns foikA to this day. putter around
with HALVES. snip them With s1igscra,
make them bieed ana then howl because
trey ean1 get I'd u Eore corns. Uae
roETs-IT." There's nothing to do but
npplz 2 drops. The work IL dome, GETS
II does the rest No pain, no fassins. no
ehaaafne shoes. no iimping. - never
fails. Try II tonight for hny eekn. eailus.
Wart % bstniaH. Be sure shat Q fet
sGETEuH and uothing else,
s6ETH-fT u sold b. druggists every
whare. ~ . b0tsit. Or ssnt diFees ~ II
GmwFsnss = Co. chtcaEe,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Miss Rssk c,e-s1
ard fr,auyes Al B-q,.
Csuasy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

New York has women IRE iaspee-
tors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Notice is hereby -
settlement Of H.
LOUISE ANN NUymis
viii be made at 4,
II The PROBATE C0E
County. Nissouh t.
icc Missouri, on tn
In May, 1918.
|td Ia, y
William w. MghaE n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

We oRsr One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot Be cured by Halls Cstarrh
Cure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Cincinnati has 8 a womar's civic
commission, composed Of twelve mem.
berx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
NOTICE or FINAL 9

NOTICE OF FINAL
Notice Is hereby 9
settlement of the esisR
JOHN BARNABY t
will be made at h
the Probate Court Of ID
No. TO be held at Nsrn
second Monday in hsI
ID John w. Howell 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
NOTICE or FlNALsr'

Nptis'c Is hereby ne
settlement of the e.ias
iAURA Z STUNHia
rsh be made at I'd,
u the Probate CoaHd
y, Ala0su. "a Al
Missouri, on Olc seua
Nay, 1915,
"a j. H. StunE "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06

Cure
2 J. CHENEY & CO. Toxic. o.
We. the EndeTxgned. have knava ?. J.
Cheney for the last L years. ara bedeve
him E@rteeslT honorable fleail business
out ssy obligations made b his 6rrn.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
Tts5o, o.
Halls CztaErn Cure II taf5en Internally
acting d1rsEtly up1n the hs11i and nau-
couE EuFfzceg ~ TIE EFstsm. Testimonials
By 81 TTuEgfssz
TskS Hzsfe Fxzly PEz fer e~eaasxzslsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
NOTICE OF FINALS 81

NOTICE OF FINAL s. :
Notice IS hereby
settlemens Of tie
!. N. HOBART, !.
will b made at the
The Probate Court Of ] II
Missouri. % be held al i !
the second Monday Z mi
North Missouri TTs
W. ". Polk
u Attosi. J. c e,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
NOTICE or FINAL 81

Notice J hereby az
settlement Of the esss Nsep
MORRISON L~ACKlAsAEd
win bc made at h am
TIE Probate Court d dies.
". Missouri, to be hi
Missouri, OF the sesal
May 1915.
I'd 81. Louis Uhia iFops
and Edgar l. TaI r Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-06
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-07
BITS OF NEWS

Walter Schebzki, 6, 670s Baltimore
av., struck Wednesday by auto of F.
F Nitchy, manager Endieott-Johnson
Shoe Co., dead.
Mother" will be topic of Sou.'l
Side Sunday Night club when Rev.
J. P Brushingham will speak.
ST. Paul.-4,ooo section men on 500
line ordered to strike May Z unless
railroad officials reverse attitude to-
ward demand for wage increase.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-07

bers of Local 14,400, Ladies Straw
and Felt Hat Operators, we're willing
to accept a reasonable reduction in
some lines of the work.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-07
GIRLMoRKERs ON STRIKE

N4IINE3ENOINtNLINN OIN = INIINL
The rs women employed by the
Chicago Hat Works, All Mautina
Park, have been on strike since Mon
day morning. The plant is COM
pletely tied up.
They struck because their wages
were cut. The manager one day an
nounced he would have to retrench,
say the girls He retrenehed by
whacking the piece-work salary lists
so severely that the loss to the work
ers averaged from so cents to $1.0O
a day.
The women have offered four COM
promise plans, all of which were re-
jeeted. The women, who are mem
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-07

opening Cello
Astoria Lewiston the Snake weeks celebration which started
Monday May the the opened being held all the
along the route from Lewiston to the Since the days OF the Lewis and
Clark Expedition
Washington Oregon
difficult piece of Columbia canal makes naga-
ton easy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-21
RAILROAD news
Radical Change in Baggage
Rules After June 3.
Recent Cummins Amendment
Raises Question.
THE |. C. C. RULING FAVORABLE
Railroads May Decide Rates on
Value of Baggage.
Other Items of General Inter-
est i'm the Traffic World.
THE /, C. C, RULING FAVORABLE

1t is considered likely that the de-
cision of the interstate commerce
commission regarding a recent act OF
congress- will cause d decided change
in rules governing baggage OF passen-
gers. In brief, the Cumm1nS amehu-
ment provides that after June car
riers cannot limit their liability Tor
goods carried except under certain
circumstances Under the terms OF
the act and the commiss1ons con-
strIction carriers can compel passen-
gers to file a statement in writing as
to the value of the contents OF trunks
and other containers of personal be-
longings. and can fix a rate based on
the value declared in writing as addl-
tional insurance.
After June 8, therefore, it looks as
of passengers accompanied by bag
gage will have to go through an en-
tirelv different procedure than at the
present when they merely check their
trunks, their passage ticket providing
that liability is limited to SlO0-
The commission has not been ad-
vised as to how the carriers are going
to meet the situation. They have I'M
til three days before June to inform
the commission as to their intention
"Au ordinarily personal sample
baggage is hidden from view by box
ing. wrapping or other means, and the
amended law seems clearly to recog-
nize the carriers right to fix cond1-
tions and terms applicable to the
Transportation of baggage dependent
upon the value as declared by the per-
son offering the baggage for transport
tation," said the commission in its de-
ciSiOn.