davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
FOUR FORKS.

II the farmers of this section sue
ceed in their aims they will be inde-
pendent in few years.
Everybody seems to be staying al
home aud working hard.
We are sorry to note that Mr.Azzie
Blaeklidge is very Ill with pneumonia.
Irwin and Everett Pittman spent the
weekend with their parents in Ellis
Vile.
Rev Warren Pittman, of MorrIston,
visited this community last week.
Duchess.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
Ruffin Mercantile Co. will
pay you $1.75 per brshel for
your Clay Peas.

The News has received a beautiful
calendar of the current year from
the Ruffin Mercantile Company. This
establishment Is one of the livest and
most enterprising in our section of
the State, and are largely increasing
their trade by progressive methods.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Sic sind 50 quf Wie bddreS ded

in unieren 9dn6en. Q1no leitoem
m11r0en bon @inbenburg aletn ut
0fpreuBen un6 Holen 100000 &uI=
len gefangen.) Inter irgenb mel
den 1mltanben mare 3eutidlano I'M
Stanoe, feline etgene groe 5u pertbei=
rigen, o1ein 3e11ti9lan6 fdmpft 5eu=
te fir iet1re griiten5 un0 ie6er Deut=
lde meiB uno fiblt es. DaS 8emuBt=
lein oes 93edtes unb ieine @ater-
.lanosIiebe iteben binter belttider
Starfe nrr6 Sdulung un6 gei6ts
fam 6eutlden @uffen unter iolden
gerbdltmHen ipiberlteben."
Ser @an5ler bielt fir eiren Mo=
ment in1pe, ebe er ii6 5uriid5og, er=
bob feline @o1r6 urb erfLarte langiom
uno freimiitbig:
usSe0es greigniB i'm 6el6e auf al
len geiten perfunoet flor SEN en0gil=
tigen Srinmpb Ser oeutiden @uffen
rmo fpenr Ser Sag 6es. Sieges
fommt, miro 9eutidkan6 bepeiiem,
0aB es ME auf mtlitdriide 8eberr-
ldung Ser @elt ars tpor unb DOB
|iein b0diter @unib barin beltebt,
@unit un6 @iiienidoft 5u foroern>
Sic 8ro6uftionsfraft ieiner Sn6u=
|itrien un6 ieines Son6els 5u beben
unb li6 ser frie61i4en gntpidlung
Ser &eiouroen ser Qualification unb
G11ltur alt m16mer!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Gin &erjtdub.

Gin 9amburger Webrmanm mar In
Grantrei@ betm @ortiirmen in por<
gebeugter 6altung bur9 cine fran30=
f19e @etDebrtugel in ben 3peiten linz
ten 3ntf4enrtppenraum fampfunfdby
gemu9t tporoen. Gr bate mebrere
Sage bluttgen Muspurf unb fiblte
ft4 anfangs f@per franf. @pdter
tnuroe ct in elmer mitteloeutf9en @arz
ntfon petter bebanoelt. 8et Der
Dnrdleu9tung i'm ftdbtii9en Rrarz
tenboufe in Mltona 5eigte fi4 Dos &C.
f4pb f4etnbar unterbalb benz 3per9=
fen ltegenb. SIM Sttober murbe bon
profefor Sedel bic Operatior1 porge-
1ommen, inbem 5unddft Elm etpa bier
3enttmeter langes @tid bonn Rippenz
fnorpel Der finften @ippe entfernt
tpurbe. Damn tpurbe Der 6er3beutel
erof net, tpubet fi4 eine. groBe Menge
blntiger Jllffigteit entleerte. 8eim
Mufri@ten BEG Obert1rpers fiel oas
@ef4ob plDblid bon oben berab, es
bate auf Dem redten @orbof selegen
unb >Duroe entfernt. Ser !9er3beutel
tpurbe NIT 3pdfal3l0fung a%nsge{pilt,
un6 bic @unbe i'm 9er3beutel bur9
Ndbte gef4lofe EN-. Ser patient fpnnte
fofort na@ Der Operation bonn 0peraz
honsttf4 berabfpringen, fid bic Rlei<
ber an5teben un6 ben Meg in fem I'M
eriien @tod gelegenes 3immer obne
Whibe 5nrudlegen. Ser @eiterner<
lanf NOR gunitig, bic @un6e beilte
glatt. M~erbings blieb 3und9f Elm
9er5febler 5urid, ieoo@ tp1roe Der
Pattent i'm 9e3ember als garntfpn>
btenftfdhia ent1aKen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

Die erfte fatboliide Sases5eitnns
in Ger 2an0esiprode ioG oemnad1t
in Chicago ibr gridet1en MAIDEN.
gns Serausgeber miro 6os ~@uncio
4ubliibing So1ie" genannt. Bie es
beiBt, lit oas unternebmen finan5ien
10 iider seftellt, BOB rad oiefer sebe
FIN nit einem grfolg gerednet ner-
Sen tonne. Sos glaH ion iih IN
ieinem al1Beren @etpano m nidts bon
SEN p%orban6enen groBen Sagebldt-
term unterideioen, mabreno feline
vs&atboli5itdt" 6aour6 getpobrt per-
5en ioa> oaB cine Art uebermodungs-
fomite BON fii1f Mitglie6ern Die @enp
iur oariber a1siibt. Man fonnte
fugli6 a1f bie @enforenbeb0rbe per-
5idten, tpem man fir Die Mnitellung
zines competenten fdbigen unb in ie-
Ser Simidt perlaBliden fatbolii4en
Observation-Disclosures forgen piiroe. SIN
nebrigen miro man 6as Gri1einen
oes glattes abmarten miiiien, I'M
linn IN elmer geurtbeilung, a11d nod
Ser %ange5ogenen &idtung BIN, geredt
mer6en at fo1rnen. Se6enfaus balten
mfr an oem @tanopunft felt, 6aB aus
elmer &eibe gutter un6 ge6iegener To-
tboliider Togebldtter Dem 2an6e rno
nomentIi9 ser Stride Elm groberere
Seger ertpodien tpiirbe, a1s cine Dirt
iournaliitiider H1.rififatiion, mie fne
Dem rgatbolic @iti3en" boridspem
un6 bon linn ~nertbeioigt mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
9ie bisher ppn Gnalan6 unb ieinea

>tC OlS4S% WV SuS>""
@erbun6eten in SEN Ser. Staater
p%ergebenen &riegsauftrage belnlfen
lid auf runo 412 MiQionen Dolar.
Gapon emfauen auf @affen, Mn1i-
tom mno @rploiipltiffe 107 Wtlato=
men Ioaar> auf giien- uro Stablta=
-6rifute sc Midionen, auf Sertilma-
rem 80, auf Mutomobile %, muf @be-
miifalien, Me6ifmerte II. /. 10. feds,
a1f sdube un6 @eihirre Is, mtf 2e=
bensmtttel ISL Miaionen Dollar.
Die getblebem Steel Corporation
aaein, an oeren @pite Ser fromnpe
Serr gdmob, ein @@iiler BEG gro<
fen 1rie6ensapoltels Mn6rem @nrnes
qie, 1tebt, bot $50 6elogeiduse nod
gnglano geliefert, oo5n 9@rapnea-
biillen int Betrage bon ptelen Wttlto=
mem uno anoeres &riegsmaterlal.
Mud NIT &uBlam6 mobt Serr
gdmab @ei@dfte. Cine an5obl idtpe-
rer @el9ise bot Ser 3ar idon erbal-
ten, sic Mblieferung ar6erer 1tebt be-
Dor. l1n6 uabrideinli6 bot aud)
Serr @dtpab bie l1nperi@amtbeit, gu
b%ebo11pten, er lei neutral.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
I'm maa re- iid in benz @eltfrieae

Tim mas es iid in benz @elttr1ege
flur Die 6euti9en Mrbeiter banoelt,
lpri9t redt treffen6 &nrl 2ea1tb1ter tn
SEN so5ioliitiiden Monmsbeften 10
a11s: v@en1 ales, pas 6eutl4e Ar'
beit in einem Meni9enulter gei9of'
fen bat, 5erit0rt 5~niammeniinft. mem
sic oeutide Musfabr IN ihrea @rn1to'
feiten eridiittert tit, (infolge oes ste'
ges ser Mniierten0 baben Sa1noert'
toulen6 Mrbeiter a1f 6euti@em 8ooen
mdts mebrN 8u iuden, fie miiiien IT,
rem @tab meiter iesen, a1s geeigneter
@mlhur6iinger Ser angeliadit1fe1'
g6noer fi6 perfrudten laIien, 1pie
EMIT lire nnieligem @orfabren uno
tpie lett sic &in6er 6es u1rerttptdel-
ten Oitens. gorum gebt e." =
@orars man iiebt, 6aB sic oeut1de
Mrbeiteri6oft sic 8or5iige 9entid~
lan0s 1ebr mpbI at miirbigen tpeib =
felt oieie in @efabr gebenl nno ooB
ibnen iogar Die Musponoernng tn lt11-
Iere Gepublif ols ELM nnglnd er-
ldeint. Sriiber baben mir es anoers
gebort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Die @inneiota Tarm 2anbs afo.

Die @inmeiota Tarm 2anbs dfo'
ciatior unb bie @oo-gabnb aben cine
@ereinborung getroffen, gemdb tpel>
der Ole neutrality-suspicious. $4,000
bergibt, Inn Minneiotn an5u5eigen.
Gin &omitee Ser Miioeiation unb bes
@inpanoerungs Gepartement Ser
500 boben sic gin5elbeiten oes 8la-
nes a11sgearbeitet. Gbampblete, MEL
DIE ms 8erule sic Innomirtbidaftli-
den 3uitdn6e in iebem County BEG
gtaates beidreiben, mer6en on eriter
gtene in sic 0effntIidfeit selangen.
gs miro argegeben, bob mebr ols
10000 Mfer fruftbares tpilbes 2dn6
IN Mirneiota gelegen lit, bos 100000
1rel1e GnmiIien ooer cine Milion 2eu-
te at ~1r1ter1tiben bern1og.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Die ,,Reu6en."

peter Der @roBe fab offenbar bic
@inberleibung Der Offeeprpptn3en
2iplanb, @ftblano, Sngermanlanb u.
I. M. dig bic grDbte Sat feines 2ebens
an; oen11 erft nod benz 5rieben bon
MD{tabt Q721), Ser Tim 0tefen Qano<
5uma9s brahte, lieB er iih pom &C.
nat fopie bonn beiltgsn @pnoo der
@robe" unb r&aifer aler @euben'
nenner. Ser alte Mame ReuBen unb
RuKen 1T iibrigens ettpas unglidlt9
gepdblt; benin er batte ei1en germaniz
{9en 8etgef@mad. Ser Mardger
Murit geb0rte ndmli@ benz rorpegiz
{4en @tamme RuB on. Ser Manne
iibertrug ii9 Damn auf bas @olf. @tr
tiD;nnen baber pobl iagen, baB ii@
Jrantrei4, Gnglunb uno RuBlan6
nit fremoen Geoern f@miden; ibre
Mamen iinb germantfder 9ertunft.
Mu9 @9tpeben i@dBte ben 8eiiB Der
Sfieetiite porbem bo4 ein. DIS @uz
ftap Mbolf na9 benz rufiif@en Rriege
Q612-1617 Sngermanlanb un6 2ib<
Lamb getpann, duBerte CT: n@s iptrb
oem Mostopiter in 3ufunft f@per
tperoen, uber biefen Bod (bie Sffee1
gu 1pringen." ST 1ab in &ublano ietz
men natirliden 5etnb. 9aB audi
Tinn1anb friiber i@mebii@er 8efib
mar, f9eint man in @@peben, ni4t
aber in sSinn1anb nerge7en gu baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

Mamrer 5u bebalten Au4 ioQten
uniere iungen Mannerpereine ausge-
bout unb in einen innigeren gegeni eis
tigen 8uiammenidluB gebradt tDer.
Sen, Inn oieier groBen merifaiiden
Gereinigung, Die ii9 elmer groBorti-
gert unteritubung unierer proteltaa-
tilden @eiddftsleute uno 2aien er-
freut, cine pirfiamere &onfurren5
MAIDEN 5u f0nren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Sic ugonne Men's Gbriitian A6o'

Die ngonng Mer's Sbrtft1a11 Ano'
citation" ser Ser. staaten ioa nad)
einem Mufiob hes bodm. Softer So.
re1he, ser in ser Sebruar-N ummer
BON Queens @orf" eridienen tit,
100000 Big 10000 iurge tatbo-
Iiide Mdnner als MitgIieoer 5dblen,
bon 6enen je6od cine groBe Mn3abl
nidt aus ponberedtigten Mitglieoer1
belteben ion. 90 oieie @eieaidaft
etne entidieoen proteitantiide Sniti=
tuition lit, erideint oieie Mn5dD To-
tboliider Mitglieeer 5iemli4 bod
uno mrB ols cine Mabnung angeie-
fen ueroen, groBere anitrengllngenl
at MAIDEN, Inn uniere eigenerr i1ngert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN eEBRAUCHSETmE HRALS 30jAHREN
3$&S 81 ;s Eli Is .ZzHNMzzzM

@eben Ser fleinen @dmei5 1T es
Dor aIem 6os i9nod}e Sollm6, SOS
Der rmddtigen 11el1trolen Nation" Elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. geiipiel bon
ielbitbetpuBtem un6 11neridrodenem
Nuftreten gegeben bat. SON Sdmdde
un0 sdlappbeit in ieinen gerbon0=
lungen NIT 6em neutrality-suspicious."
Mbion lit nidts 5u merfen. Sn iei=
1ten Hrotelten gibt es gnglan6 5u
periteben, baB es nidt gepilt tit, iid
BON bielem 5ltm Narren bulten GIT
laiien. 60 bat es nenli6 nit offer
gntidie0enbeit gege1t Sen MiBbra1td
Ser 2anbesflagge. 6urd engliid}e
sdiffe proteitirt, ltno Sic bolla11oi=
Iden Hbeoer for6ern bon ibrer Gegie=
rltrg, 6aB tie es iebem sdiffe, 6as
iib oes WiBbra11ds ether neutra=
len 5lagge idul0tg mode, fir ote
0muer zines Sabres berbiete, Ste nte=
berlan6iiden @dfe1 an5ulm1fen. Sol
la16 bnt 6ie brutale @etpaltpolitif bes
tritiiden Snielreides mebr als ein=
NAL nm eigenen 2etbe erfabren mill
len. Mnbere 2e1te ideinen niht eber
fllig mer6en at moden, Biz a1h ite
BON Ser Sabe oes britiiden 2omer1,
taas biefer feinen idmeren Tobes-
fampf gliidIth iiber1pi1rben ioute, eir=
NAL qriin6Iih aerfIeiiht por6e1 1i110.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

men ioate ODER niht, un6 nit oteler
Gntlteioung iiber g1tropas Sfidlal
in SanoeL lie freimiaig 6ronfretd
unD NuBlanD unterl tibte, mool1rd ne
oie gr0Bte aataltropbe IN Der gez
ldidte Ser @elt mi%llentlid uno por-
ldslid berbeifubrte."
u@ie id)einen lider 81 iein, oaB
Ser arieg nit etnem poaltanotge1
Siege 9ent]dlanos enDen miro?"
uMblulut. Niemunb, Ser oie Sitra=
tion peritebt, fara BEN gertnglten
3meifel an ei1pem poaltanbigen Ste
qe 9el1tiflanbs baben. 9eoe1rfen
tic, oaB MIR iberaa auf feinoliflem
gooen fampfen. @ir baben gelgien
in gelis; MIR boben etnen groBen
Sbeil BON 6ranfreid uno nn1ere Ar=
meen iteben melt in GuBlamo. 8elhe
,3meifel in ser @~ergangenbeit beltan=
Sen boben mogen 0ie 'gegenparttge
Sitlatipn 5eigt, OaB 9elh1dlanos
Sriumpb abiolut unpermetolt4 tit"
v@iro ni9t Die &ontroQe Der Wfees
re Ieitens Ser Maiirten a11smarttge
Silfe pber Gorrdtbe bon Deuti6lano
fernbalte1 >pabren6 feline &rafte
burd 3ufubr a11s allen n%el1trolen
oGnOern era1naen = unb miro lid
bieIes nidt idlieBlih als iibermalti'
gender Nodtbeil fir 0eutldlano er=
meiien?"
Ser mddtige &a1r5ler ladelte uno
idiittelte Sen &opf. Sos miro Dos
en0giltige &eiultat nidt aroern,"
iogte er. sd uetB, oab gnglaro
Oeutidlano al1sbungern min. IS
bofft, o1trt ei11e 6lottenblo6aoe at
erreid5en, mas es a1f 6em S4ladt-
feIoe nidt tbun fam, a1etn Deuti9-
lorb bat lid o16 oogegen porgeie-
FEN. Sic iirr6 iest in inherent 9onoe
un6 ieben> ooB lpir ole genl1g 51 Ell
fen bobe11, oob Sic 8reiie mdBtg iino
ur6 oaB ii9 1iemano firdtet, SUIT
ger gu lei6en 5u miillen. @os Nob-
rr1rgsmittelporratbe fir Ste anoou=
ernoe Gerlorgltng unieres Golfes on
qebt, mrroe oGes mobl porgeieben
rn6 rah gutter 6eutlfer Mrt Iplte-
motiid geregeIt. @ir perben bis
sum MGerlesten GIT eiIen baben."
vl1n6 mann miro SOS gn0e font
men, Serr &an5ler? @ann miro ote
Melt 6rie6en boben?"
Sic gngIdnoer iagen, bob Ser
@rieg 20 Sabre oaltere. Sic iagen,
oab 9eutidlanb 5erit0rt nerben mill
fe. 9os lit lire Mniidt. Deutid.
Iano bot nidt SEN @unih, irgenb
cine Motior 5u 5eritoren. Som unie-
rem gtan6punfte tit 6ieier &rieg fir
uns einfade selbltpertbeioigung."
Ger groBe @ansler erbob iid un6
idritt nit on1f bem &iiden gebolte=
mem 6dnben lnngfam 6l1r6 6as title
sYinmer. gteber bletben6 fubr er
fort:
,Denfen sic r1tr an Sic getpaltige
.Gerbinoung BON Mationen gegen ursl
limo tpos boben tie erreidt2 @ir ho=
ben bereits iiber 100000 @efunge1te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
6G6f6e gaufpat6iIl.

Muserfebeu, 9aufaft an benz Rrte8s.
ihiH .,Yenniplnania" az ooll5ieben.
Mls es fid harum bonbelte eine gez
eignete perfon gu mdblen, um on Dem
r1euer, 1eberzJur@teni@ts rpennfpls
paniu," beFen @tapenauf auf Den 16.
b. 80. feftgefebt mar, oen Saufatt gu
pou3ieben, fiel bic Wabl bes @ouber>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Sm @eri@tsiaul.

Mi9ter: Isle bra@ten es alfo fer
tig, 1TA burh Sic enge 8ooenlltte Gin
gang gu peri4affen?"
@piBbube: rSSa, 9err &i9ter, @te
glauben gar nt@t, pie i@per unfer
@ei4Gft tit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
golb Gprins 8ier
Gin adjtes 2agerbier.

= Sir staot : gigentbum ODER
Tarm-2anoereien fpreht Dor BEL s..
Doung, ct. CLOUD, Minn. 44bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Widiam gate g6omp(on.
Ser repnb1ifaniider 8anbibat fit
Bic manpr3feQe in Ghicaap.

Die @epublitaner bon @bieago baz
ben Germ @iuiam Sale Sbompion.
einen mod perbdltnismdBig iungen
,unb GuBerft energii@en &apitaliiten,
Meformator unb polititer, gum Ranz
bibaten fir ben Burgermeifterpoften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Ro6ert IN. 5meiber.
Scr oempfratifd5e Maporsfauoioat
in Chicago.

Sci ben jiingiten prtmdrmablen in
@bicogo &purbe !9err Robert M.
@petBer, Elm amertfantf@er 8iirger
oeut59er Mbtunft, BON ben Demofraz
ten uls Muporsfunbibut BEL Ser toms
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
g 0 8 b { t.

rscsa, oenf' biz, metn @atte erlitt
au9 i9on einmal etnen MnfaQ BON
getitiger umna9tung."
nM9, bamals bat ct fi4 mpbl NIT
biz %perlobt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Sri. elizabeth g. aplb.

neurs 8rumbaugb BON penniplDania
auf SRI. @li5abetb 8. &o1b. bic Bib
bubi@e Scooter Don 2outs s. &olb,
einem onge1ebenen 8irger BON Ser
mantopn, pa., bic gegenpdrttg in
@aibington Elm Seminar befu@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

menoen Mabl gendblt.. Gr beieste
Sen bisberigen Mapor 9arrtfon, ber
ii@ bur@ feline natiptitt14en Senbenz
gen Bel ben 9eutf@en iebr unbeliebt
gema@t 6atte.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
CITY AND CAMPUS

Thomas Rutter is at Huntsville for
the weekend.
William Reid went to Hallsville on
business Friday.
Miss India Green and Miss Lucille
Wallace are visiting at Mexico.
B. B. Bond is spending Sunday at
his parents home at Brunswick.
W. R. Herring left Friday for a
short business trip to Kansas City.
H. B. Keith, a student in the Uni
versity. is spending Sunday at Mexico.
Miss Eugena Smith, a student in the
University, is visiting relatives at Cen
tralia.
Charles Wright, a student in the
University, is spending the weekend
in Mexico, Mo.
Homer Bowden, a student in the
University, is visiting his parents in
Brookfield today.
Mrs. N. W. Burton and daughter,
Elsie, left Friday for a visit to rela-
tives in Salisbury.
The Farmers Debating Club met last
night for the first time this year in
Room 200. Agricultural Building.
NJ. H. Pemberton left Friday for
Centralia. From there he will sta.t
his Goodnight lecture tour for the Mid
land Lyceum Bureau.
Misses Anthusia, Mary and Fannie
Edwards, students in the University,
are spending Sunday with their faith
er, ]. F. Edwards of Centralia.
Mrs. J. H. Potts and daughter, Mrs.
B.. A. Burton, who have been visiting
the family of j. S. Asbury. returned to
their home at Centralia Friday.
r. R. Hudelson, instructor in ag-
ronomy, is expected to return today
from Poplar Bluff, Sikeston and Nor
ley, where he went on University
business.
Mrs. Laura Charles. Miss Katherine
Smith and William Smith returned
yesterday from C~harlevoix, Mich
where they spent the summer. Miss
Smith will continue her work in the
School of Journalism and Mr.. Smith
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
.ork in the College of Arts

will do work in the College of Arts
and Science.
DR.. d. F. Luckey. state veterina-
rian returned yesterday morning from
Perry County, where he investigated
the hob cholera situation.
]. ID. Ellif, professor of high school
administration and high school visi-
tor, is inspecting the schools of the
state.
Mrs. Maude Higginbottom, ste
~nographer in the Office of the State
Board Of Agriculture, will leave to-
day for sedalia.
Miss Lillian Halter. stenographer in
the office of the dean of the College
of Agriculture, is spending the week
end at her home a. Sedalia.
C. H. Williams secretary of the Uni
versity Extension Division is expect
ed to return today from Kansas City,
where he has been on University
business.
Misses Belle and Grose Kelley re-
turned to their home in Mexico Friday,
after visiting their brother, Jess Kel-
ley, who is a patient in the Parker
Memorial Hospital.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
SAYS wOMAN's PAGE Is PASSING
But Jason Rogers Thinks Food and
Dress Gives New Field.

Jason Rogers, publisher of the New
Work Globe, told the women in the
School of Journalism of the Univer-
sity Friday afternoon that being a
'would-be" wouldn't get them any
where at all. You have to be an is
err" he said, and in proof cited the
story of the circus man who needed a
performer.
This circus man examined 1000 ap-
plicants for the position. He found
that a thousand of them were in the
'would-like-to-be" class, two hun
dred of them ranked among the has
b%eens,' but not one could boast of be-
ing an "is."
Mr.. Rogers believes that the day has
gone by when a woman has to be con-
tent with three five-dollar bills for a
weeks wages, while John comes home
with a big roll of bills for identically
the same work. He says that if wo-
men will just use their talents and
quit using the hesitation" and the
lame duck" attitudes when applying
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
CHRISTIAN

The student government associa-
ton Of Christian College Monday
elected the full corps of officers and
members of the house council. The
officers are: president, Cirrelda
Franklin; vice-president, Reba Raines;
secretary, Frances Hyde. These Of
ficers, with May Estes Turner. Agnes
Taylor and Mildred Woods, constitute
the house council.
Miss Rose Ann Howe, who succeeds
Miss Ruth Eversole as head of the
mathematics department, arrived Mon
day from Kalamazoo. Mich, to begin
work. Miss Howe is a graduate of
Smith College and holds the degree of
NJ. A. from University of Michigan.
Resident students affiliated with
the Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist
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and Christian churches were guests
at their respective church receptions
Friday night.
Athletic interests are taking a new
life with the organization of class
schedules. A squad of twenty-five
is trying out for basketball, with a
showing of good material among the
new students. The tennis courts have
been put in good order and a large
number of students are melting part of
the daily physical requirements with
tennis. One gymnasium section took
a hike" on the Fulton gravel road
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Lynds of Long Beach,
Cal, arrived Monday to enter the COL
lege. Miss Lynes came with her
parents in an automobile from Long
Beach to Oklahoma City, making the
trip in fourteen days.
Miss Margaret Locknane of Topeka,
Kan, a student here last year, re-
entered the college Tuesday.
Miss Reba Raines of Macon, Mo-, a
college senior, arrived Thursday to
continue her course.
Miss Stella Campbell, a former stu
dent of the college, returned to her
home at Carlsbad, n. NJ, after placing
her sisters, Misses Bernardine and
Efie Campbell, in school.
The Twelfth Night Club will issue
invitations next week for an "at home"
to be given October 4.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
advertisement
Nomination for Yell Leaders.

We. the undersigned. wish to nominate
e. Murray as yell leader for the sea
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26

for jobs, they will soon be drawing
the same salaries as men,.
From years of experience in employ
ing women, in addressing them at va
rious meetings and in dealing with
them in the newspaper field, Mr.. Rog-
ers has come to the conclusion that the
great opportunity for women is not
in writing for the woman's page. In
stead of being Laura Jean Libbeys and
Beatrice Fairfaxes. he advises talented
women to devote their attention to
preparing themselves for a part in the
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
THE EASTMAN" GOES
WELL IN COLUMBIA
The Drug Shop Had a SIS
Kodak Stock Eight
YearsAgo
IT'S OVER $1,000 NOW
Expert Photo Finisher Puts
Out 100 Rolls in Twenty
Minutes.
IT'S OVER $1,000 NOW

Realizing that the Eastman Kodak
Agency had a great future in Column
bia, W. c. knight, one of the owners
of THE DRUG SHOP, has made it a
special feature in his business. When
he bought the store s years ago the
entire kodak stock amounted to only
twenty-five dollars. Today i've a
thousand dollar stock is carried. and
THE DRUG SHOP sells more kodaks
and kodak supplies than any other
store in Central Missouri.
The fact that the store had the
Eastman Agency, Influenced me 10
buy it." said Mr.. Knight yesterday.
Our first finishing was sent to ST.
Louis. The business grew so fast
that We put a man in our store to do
the finishing on a commission basis.
Within a year we found that a full
time man was required to do the
work. We now have an expert, sal
aried man in charge of our kodak de-
partment. He's really an expert, too.
We are using the special Eastman
Developing pans which enables US to
develop a hundred rolls at a time.
This operation requires only twenty
minutes.
THE DRUG SHOP will inspect your
kodak free of charge at any time.
The Dark Room" is at your service
for minor purposes-use it.
This store is always up to date
with the latest finishing paper. Experts
from Eastman Kodak Company keep
in touch with us-therefore better
prints. One Of their men is in Column
bia now.
I'VE have sold hundreds of kodaks
since we have been in business. The
prices ranging from 81 to $4,000
each" said Mr.. knight.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
THE CALENDAR.

September 28.-Football: Varsity VS..
Freshmen, Rollins Field.
October Football: Missouri VS..
Oklahoma Aggies, at Columbia.
October 5.-Football: Varsity VS..
Freshmen.
October S.-Football: Columbia High
School VS.. Montgomery High
School at Columbia.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26

Boy Breaks Arm i'm Fall From Horse.
Clement Craigo, 9 years old, a son
of William Craigo, who lives on In
diana avenue. fell from a horse yes
terday and broke his arm.