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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
BAILEY CONSENTS TO RUN
FOR LUMsDEN VACANCY
Gives Affirmative Answer to Dele
CATION Presenting Petition
Signed by Voters.
NO VIOLATION or PLEDGE
Says He Has Consulted Attorney
General, Who Informs Him That
He Is Within His Party Rights in
Making Race.

| Presented with petitions signed, il
! is stated. by several hundred Jeffcr-
| son Ward voters. asking that he be-
| come candidate for the Common
| Council vacancy caused by tho death
! Of Councilman IIumSdcn. Captain i. Il.
| Bailey last night consented TO stand
! for election. The petitions were pre-
/ scnted to him by a delegation headed
! by j. w. Traylor.
so many of my friends have in
sisted that J offer for the vacancy that
/ have decided 10 accedc to their
! wishes" said Captain Bailey last night
II have consulted the Acknowledgement
! on the question OF my right as IL Demo-
| crat I" offer in the election. and have
received the answer that | will vio-
late no party pledge in doing So
Upon the death of Councilman I.,nns-
! den. the City Democratic Committee
! declared john X Grimes the party
! nominee for the nth seat in the Coun-
ell from Jefferson Ward. Mr. Grimes
ran sixth in the primary. and in nam
! inS him for the vacancy the commit
zee followed established presidents.
with the party nominee already Sc
lccted by the constituted Democratic
| body, Captain Bailey will have TO run
as an independent. He will occupy in
the June election relatively the same
position held by Commemorative At
torney Wise when he ran against T.
I N''"" ''Nbh'H' the committee nominee.
SAUNDERS HOLDS VOTERS
ARE PLEDGED no GRIMES
/ Holding that legal obligation to sup
! port John Il. Grimes is imposed
| on those who voted in the recent
! primary. Chairman Clyde W. Saunders,
/ Of the City Democratic Committee,
said yesterday that those who east
/ their ballot for an independent
| candidate would DC guilty of violation
OF party regulations and of perjury.
| y prominent attorney holds an oppo-
! site view. This attorney said that the
! pledge given by the voter in the prl-
mary was that he would support tho
nominees of that primary in the gen
eral election. One OF the nominees
, has since died, and the vacancy on
! the ticket was supplied by the Demo
cratic Committee in the nomination of
Mr.. Grimes. The authority con-
| tends. therefore, that the pledge does
not bind the voter To Mr.. Grimes, even
though a moral obligation might be
considered To exist.
The committee acted within its rights
In nominating Mr.. Grimes. and, ac-
cordng 10 Mr.. Saunders, il had no
alternative 10 nominating Mr.. Grimes,
since he received the highest vote
pollcd for an unsuccessful candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WILL
ERECT NEW BUILDINGS
Plans to Expcnd 100000 on Addi-
tionS To BE Completed
Within Year.
NEW HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES
Structure Will BE Six Stories High,
md Will BE Located on Medical
College Property on Fourteenth
Street.

Plans for the erection of II nurses
home. Il negro hospital and a hospital
for the treatment OF patients suffering
with contagious diseases, the improve
mcuts nccesstatiuy an expenditure OF
approximately 100000. arc being map
ped out by the officers OF Memorial
Hospital These three new buildings
will be units to he operated i'm con-
ucction with the present building which
is TO remain the principal hospital.
Frcdric Il. Norfolk, superintendent of
the hospital. has been working on the
plans for several months. He hoped,
he said last night. that. the work could
he started during the coming summer
and completed within one year. The
new buildings. he said, arc badly need
ed.
Tentative plans for the nurses home,
which is to cost approximately STA
GOO, call for Il modern structure six
stories high, equipped with all modern
features, such as large ana comm odiouS
bedrooms, reception rooms. gymnasium.
Showcr-haths and q swimming pool.
This building will he erected. probably.
where the two old buildings now occu-
pied by the nurses stand. jus, across
Broad Street from the hospital.
C0LORED HOSPITAL. WILL
Fill IONG-FEI.T NEED
Between Broad and Marshall Streets.
on the west SIDE OF F'Ourteenth street,
lies tract Of land belonging to tho
Medical College of Virginia. While
all OF the buildings will probably he
erected OH this property. the exact dis
position OF them has not been definite
ly decided. The negro hospital Is 10
he six stories high aud Will cost ap-
proximatcly 100000.
This building will Ice modern in all
arrangements" said MIR. Norfolk: at
viii allow US to remove all of the negro
patients from the present building. Civ
ing us more room here. The first floor
will bc used for Offices. an N-ray room,
an emergency ward ana general office
and reception rooms. The second. third
and fourth floors will he divided into
wards. and the fifth and sixth floors
Will have private rooms"
Mr.. Morlok said that the plans for
the hospital for the treatment OF pa
ticnts with CONTAGIOUS diseases was
the least mature of all. IT is TO cost
Approximately $4,000 and will not bc
as large as either OF the other two
buildings.
The first number Of the Bulletin of
the Memorial Hospital" has just been
issued and mailed out to physicians. II
viii appear each month in pamphlet
form. and is free To physicians and
others who make application TO the
business manager. Mr.. Norfolk. super
in;endent of the hospital. Dr. w. a.
shepherd Is editor. The first number
contains facts regarding the institu
ton. and half-tone illustrations OF tho
building. operating rooms. private
wards. pharmacy. reception-ro rooms. the
ampitheatcr and other departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
SEVENTH PRECINCT ACTIVE
North Richmopd Citizens ASsucfnttoD
Wages Campaign Z" Add 500 To
Mcmh rrshiu.

The North Richmond Citizens AS
sociation OF the Seventh Precinct, Lee
ward. is engaged in membership
campaign, and two teams have been
sent INTO the highways and bywayS of
INC precinct 10 try TO add 900 names 70
the roll DR.. r. w. Miller is captain
Of the "Blmcs'" icam, and Roy. GcorG.
W. hcnlpor is captain of the Reds"
w. $. Petit Is president OF the asSocia-
ton.
The organization is deeply interested
IN The purchase by the city OF the
WORKS OF the Hcnrico County Gas Com
hahE ara IN the construction of n new
bridge across the Shockoc rayinc In
the recent primary the seventh pre-
cinct OF Lee Ward polied 374 votes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
MANY VISIT MUSEUM
White House Of COnfcderncy ktractn
500 During Month OF April-Nev
I Members Admitted.

That the Confederate Museum is an
attractive and Interesting place for
tourists was shown by the report TO
the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety yesterday afternoon that already
during April 500 people have visited
the museum.
AZ yesterdays business meeting Of
the society the following members
we're admitted: Mrs. Jo;ina Arlington
Burke, 336 West inety-eighth Street.
New York City: Mrs. Mary G. Warren.
Three Oaks. Mich. and Mrs. Fanny 7.
'rravers, 6Or West Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
VIII Lcrturc on Ghakcspcnrc,

Professor J. c. Mctc;,lf will deliver
an illustrated lecture or Shakespeare
~ 'he auditorium 81 The John Marshall
'igh school Tuesday evening AT S:l5
o'clock, under IN. auspices Of the Rich :
m"ud Education Association. Tho
ster""piicou slides. with which Pro-
lessor Mrt"aif vii! illustrate his talk.
ar" IRON The Art Institute Of Chicago.
~ axe III color" y nun,hcr OF the
! Siu'S are mad" from The Royd.ll IL.
, lrs'rati"us, taken for N. mo-,
rom Sccnc" in ard around S,r.;fnrd /.
n-NN"n' The public At iara. /. In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Railroad Men visit City.

Among the visiting railroad men in
the city yesterday were +. c. Moore,
general eastern agent OF the Chicago
and Alton. of New York; Nathan We'll,
travelling passenger agent Of the Penn
sylvania Lines, Of Washington and
Geo. ~. Orr, travelling passenger agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad OF
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Annual HcncdictInc Drill.

The annual competitive drill Of the
Benedictine Military College will be
held tonight at SIS o'clock in The
auditorium of the college. The judges
viii be Major j. Fulmer Bright. com
mander Of the Richmond Grays' Bat
TALON. and Captain w. -. Fuller, of
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
The best drilled man will be awarded
q gold medal. \ dance will follow the
drill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Councilman George w. Rogers Will
call caucus of the jefferson Ward
delegation on Monday afternoon TO
nominate a man for the vacancy caused
in the Common Council delegation from,
that ward by the death OF George II.
Lumsden. Morgan r. Mills. who led
the ticket in the recent primary is
said to be slated for the nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Charged with Choking Duu.,,,.r

{. j. German. 12i? Taylor street.
was arrested last night by Policemen
Reid. Itiddell and Cullineswor,h on :.
charge of aSsaulting, beating and
choking his twcnty-yca daurh-
ter Madeline German. Miss German
Was Injured Slightly and completely
nnnervcd from tho attack. Ambulance
surgeon Fletcher found il necessary
Ia give her treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Emmanuel Baptist Church will give "A
public reception to its pastor. Rev.
Leland w. Smith, tonight at the
church, Pine and Grace Streets Every
ono interested in the progress of the
work at this church is invited to as
sist in welcoming the new pastor and
his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Warned Against Counterfeit Note.

Richmond banks have been warned
to look out for new counterfeit $40
Federal Reserve note which has made
its appearance and which Is said TO
be clever Imitation OF the genuine
article. Among other faults the new
note has is that ii Is too thick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Fined $50 for Speeding.

Justice Crutchfcld Yesterday fined w.
7. Woody $50 and costs when he WINS
convicted in the Police Court on n
charge of speeding. The usual fine was
doubled by tho court, as II was the
second time Woody had been brought
INTO court on this charge. Woody
noted an appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Richmond. all being life members. Tho
annual members admitted were: Miss
NJ. K. iillard. Middlcburg. Conn, and
Mrs. John +. Mcclure, 1911 Grove Ave-
nue.. Richmond. Mrs. Robert s. Chris
tian, of Bon Air. was transferred from
an annual to life member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Auditor VIII Bc Dc,cr,,.

Auditor G. Lee Moore expects TO "a
send tho Democratic ConSeatlou in
Roanoke on juno as a dcle2ate from
Alexandria. Mr.. Moore has been In
Richmond thirty-,wo wears. bii, ha.
maintained MS lega! residence in Arcx.
:tndria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Cu,c Dismissed win co.,.

me case against John Wilkcrson, ar
rested on charge Of stealing; SO ard
VsSc'abics valued AT $3.50 from G. J..
foGg. was dismissed in the Police Court
yesterday upon payment OF costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Henry Overflow colored. was fined
S2' and costs in tho Police Cour, YES
terdaN on charge of being disorder
~ and shooting a pistol in the street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Three Special Prices. and at each price
there are values seldom equaled.
The prices do not in any sense Indicate
the extreme high character of the garments,
the materials workmanship and finish are
far In advance of anything yet offered at
these popular prices.
Hundreds OF Suits; indeed it would be
hard to conceive Of a more comprehensive
collection.
Suits for All Occasions. The coats are
in flare sports and semi-tailored designs,
with the new bell shaped cuffs.
Skirts are the newest flare plated or
gathered models, with detachable belt or
fancy yoke and pockets.
Materials include English serge gabar-
dine. wool velour checks. worsted checks
and mixtures; also all taffeta suits and taft
feta and serge combinations
a WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT, com
prisns not only the seasons smartest
styles. but the most want ed colorines-nayv
and Hague blue, green tan, black. nobbv
checks and mixtures, and the high color
sports suits
s1i.a5. st9.75. S25.oO-Each group pre-
sents opportunities for securing suit values
that are too good, too unusual to last.
Second Floor
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DRY FORK.
Mrs. WE. KING.

+ . ID [ { y " D..
Laura Miller who has been sick the
past week with something like pneu-
monia, is reported better
Clnrence King md family spent
Sunday with Urbarh Brown and family,
L. II. King was able to make q trip
to Jasper Monday.
John Ward 81 Jasper lnotorcd out to
the old Webb placsSonc d,,y last week.
Miss Ruby Smelser visited The little
Garret girl one day last week.
Roland Ford spent Sunday with
William Stone, who is working for Ben
HaclSett.
Merle King Of Carthage is visiting
relatives here this week.
w. +. King and wife visited Sunday
at 8. H. Sterling's.
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LEBANON.
Miss ZoAH ANDREWS.

Mrs. Nellie Goodrich called on Mrs.
Ida Lane Thursday.
Hubert Robinson and Misses Zoah
and Ocie Andrews called on Iona Red
mond Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Hamilton and daughter
Vennie called on Mrs. Fred Winter
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lyman and children spent
Sunday afternoon at Geo. Haile's.
Mrs. Harley Griffin called on Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Winter Tuesday.
Frank Scissor and mother, Mrs. James
Scissor, went to Lamar Tuesday.
Vernie Ray and wife spent Thursday
evening at Mr.. Woodrow's.
Geneva Rex and Mrs. James Scissor
called on Mrs Hiley Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Thacker and daughter
spent Wednesday night at Fred Win
ter's.
Nernie Ray and wife spent Tuesday
evening of last week at Chas. Andrews.
J. II. earns was Carthage visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Zoe High and daughter Jessie
called on Mrs. Chas. Andrews Tuesday.
Vernie Ray and wife are the proud
parents Of baby boy.
Mrs. Chas. Woodrow, Mrs. May
GrifIitts and Mrs. Norris Crumm and
daughter Katherine called on Mrs.
Vernie Ray Sunday, and Mrs. Zoe
High and daughter Jessie called there
in the evening.
Chas. Mccormick and Harry Norris
were callers at the Chas. Andrews
home Tuesday.
Frank Scissor and wife visited few
days in Monett last week.
Mrs. Moreland of NIarceline, Mo-, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ida
Lane, the past week.
Zelma Hurt of Jasper spent a few
days Inst week with Misses AltheA and
Laura Armstrong.
Mrs. Will Lane and son Theodore
and Mrs. NIoreland spent Sunday a,
II. p. Lanes.
Miss Althea Armstrong and Zelms
Hurt called on Mrs. A. I. Dean on,
p evening last week.
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MALTA.
Miss EMMA MAaERs

Mrs. Nancy Zener and daughter,
Mrs. Eppenauer, and granddaughter,
Miss Bessie Goodman, of Nevada, visit
ed Mrs. G. NJ. Mayors and family this
week..
Miss Fay Jackson visited Mrs. G. N.
Mayors and family Tuesday night Of
last week.
Tom Bell has new Overland car.
Josh Self has q new motorcycle.
Dan Mayors and cousins, AIRS.
Eppenauer and Bessie Goodman, auto
ed to Golden City Wednesday.
Josh Self and Harold Sheets were
Joplin visitors Thursday.
John Sheets was a Golden City visit
or one day last week.
Ruby Jarvis visited Mrs. John Welsh
Wednesday.
John Wilson and family visited her
mother Tuesday.
Dan and Win Mayors and Miss Fern
Belline attended the banquet of the
Jasper Alumni Society Friday night.
Mr.. Etter and Mr.. Mayors worked
the road west of Mr.. AIagers's house
Friday.
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ZION
BY THE Cook CREEK GIRIs.

Jacob Scott and family and Frank
Buerge and family took dinner Sunday
with Allan Buerge and family.
Robert White and family spent Sun
day afternoon with Robert Wolfe and
family.
Allan Buerge and wife and Frank
Buerge and wife spent Monday and
Tuesday evening with Jacob Scott and
family.
Fred Streclier and son John spent
Sunday with IIonnie Strecker and wife.
Mr.. Lichtenwalter and family spent
Sunday in Joplin.
A. l.. Thomas left Sunday for an ex-
tended visit in Iowa.
Will Bowersa and Mr.. and Mrs. Covert
OF jasper spent Sunday with Henry
Covert and family.
Miss Bessie Strecker spent Saturday
evening Mt Johnston's.
Miss Geneva Hubbard left Wednes-
day for Springfield, where she will at
tend Normal. 49,.
Henry Wampler and family visited
Sunday afternoon with Carl Ballard
and wife.
L. L. Hubbard and family, Joe Pro-
bert and wife and Frank Isenmann and
wife spent Sunday with Arthur Prober,
and family.
Lucille Scott of Jasper visited hei
grandparents, II. o. Earl and wife, last
week.
Fred Isenmann and wile spent Mon.
day with Frank Isenmsiih and wife.
Herschel Radford and family visited
Arthur Radford and family Sunday.
Misses Gladys Ballard and Pearl Hay
and Messrs. Leonard Seela and Nathan
Rice attended band concert at Car.
thage Thursday evening.
Miss Hattie Gill spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Pearl Burnett
Grant Lemasters visited HamI
Campbell Sunday.
Robert Wolfe and family ATTENDED
the Golden City High school play las
week.
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SHERIDAN.
Miss FERN PATRICK.

MISS EISN IATRICK.
Ray Karls is at home visiting his
parents.
Edna Davis called on Mrs. Ed Butler
Saturday.
George Smith and family called at
the home of r. f. karls Sunday.
AS Elsie Gresham is expecting to
leave for Springfield Wednesday she
entertained at her home Sunday after
noon the following: Marie Owings,
Alice and Bessie Templin, Clarence
Gresham, Charlie Hutsell, Lora Keen
er, Mabel Little, Leola and Fern Pat
rick, George and Morgan Meyer, Roy
\ Tiller, Bernice Boyd and Melvin Miller
\ Kenney Miller and wife and three
sons took dinner with X. e. Gresham
Sunday.
Mrs. ELLIE Whitlock and Harry Ben
der took dinner with Mrs. Abbie Crow
Sunday.
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RISING SUN.
Miss NErTIB Lowe.

''-'' MISS n ETTIB LOWE. e'ff $3.50
Eva Cline visited her father Roe
Cline last week.
Ralph Winder has purchased an auto
from Mr.. Hendricks.
Joe Rice called at Dick Patterson's
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson and daughters
Grace and Lena spent Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Luther Wescott.
Ben Weston and son hauled wood
last week.
Dave Lowe made "a business trip to
Carthage Thursday.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the strawberry social Saturday
night.
Miss Nettie Lowe called on Miss
Beulah Patterson Friday evening.
Frank King and wife spent one day
last week at Clarence Kings.
Nina Patterson stayed Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Luther Wescott.
Mrs. A. ID. Lowe spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Luther Wescott.
Fred Greshampurchased new piano
last week.
Goldie Phipps is working for Luther
Wescott and wife.
VIII Wood and wife visited James
Kincaid and family Sunday.
John Lowe took dinner with his
uncle, Joe Rice, Sunday.
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BLUE AND BETHEL.
Miss EDNA YATES.

During the storm Friday night
George Arner's house was struck by
lightning and greatly damaged. None
OF the family were hurt.
Will Wood and family visited Sun
day with John Yates and family.
Norma Shoots is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. John Hagen.
Len CULLEN and Guy Seraiine spent
the weekend in SarcoXie.
> Charley Faris and wife took dinner
at John Kings Sunday. Ethel and
Hattie Hyder and Miss Baird called
there in the afternoon.
Emma and Edna Yates spent Mon
day with Jessie Lucas.
Mrs. Lee Mitchell and son Vern,
Mrs. Mark Cones, Jessie Lucas, and
Bunnie Atkinson called on Mrs. Guy
Amer Friday.
Mrs. John Yates spent Monday after
noon at the F. p Cotton home.
A number of neighbors gathered al
the home of John King and family and
enjoyed some fine music the Other
night.
Mrs. Geo. Lilly called on Mrs. Brous
and Mrs. Frank Amer Wednesday,.
Ray Brous and family took supper
with VIM. Walden and wife Wednes.
day evening.
Mrs. f. p. Cotton visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. Vivian Costly, Monday.
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BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLF CoINER.

Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.
Mr.. Resh called on Mr.. Mikesell Fri
day.
Misses leila and Essie Wright were
Carthage visitors Friday night and
Saturday.
Lee Mitchell called on II. +. coiner
Monday.
| Vera Pennington spent Friday with
Monte King.
Misses Vera and Ella NIiltesell called
on Mrs. Myrtle Coiner Tuesday even
ing.
| Several from here attended the
good roads, meeting in Boston
Wednesday night.
John Hickman md Fred Campbell
called on Roy and sSyalter Pennington
Sunday evening.
H. Il. Coiner and, family spent Fri
day with f. ID. Owen and family.
| U. H. Brown and family and Misses
leila md Essie Wright attended
church at Boston Sunday night.
Misses Rene and Chloe Halle visited
Sunday afternoon at the Hickman
home.
Miss Verona Hickman visited over
Sunday with homie folks.
4 Earl Garner and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at s. r. Kings. John and
Elder Frakes called there in the even
ing.
H. +. Coiner hauled corn from Mr..
DeSpain's Thursday.
Mr.. Resh OF Lamar visited from
Wednesday evening until Saturday
morning at w. s. Pennington's, while
Mr.. Pennington and sons hauled their
corn to market.
Adam Malone and family and DR..
Norton and wife spent Sunday after
noon at H. L. Coiner's.
Clarence King and family visited
Sunday with U. H. Brown and family.
c. NJ. Wells began work on the adj
dition to Mr.. Peisen's store last week.
U. H. Brown and family and Miss
leila Wright spent Tuesday evening at
H. e. Coiner's and made ice cream.
Edna and Blanche Malone spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Norton.
George Rex and Ed Wardlow called
at Fl. L. Coiner's Friday evening and
purchased COW and two calves.
Mines. Mccormick and Killy spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Hull and picked
berries.
DIR. Norton and wife were Lamar
visitors Friday morning.
Davis Order, Elzie .Alumbaugh and
Herbert Armstrong called on H. f.
s Conner Sunday morning.
Jake Kaderly and wife and Mr.
Mikesell and daughter visited J. e
Hull and wife Sunday. DIR. and Mrs
Norton called there in the morning
:, and Will Kaderly and wife and Mr.
:. BlevinS and boys spent the afternoon
T. there.
Is Mrs. Moreland OF Montana visited a
the Hull home Thursday and Friday
I. Bert and Jean Brown spent Friday
4 evening with Edna and Blanche
Malone.
Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01
NAsHVrLLE.

Mrs. Allen was badly hurtin arms
away last week at NIinden. She is ini-
proving slowly ~
Ed Tough has q new Overland tour
ing car.
Joe Moore's silo was blown down
during the wind storm Saturday.
Tom Wooten has gone 10 Webb City
TO work.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01

Those who know Walter s. Dickey know that he is first
of ALL patriot and after that Republican whose devotion
party based his conviction that stands for what
is best in Nation incapable Of
being swerved from party loyalty by consideration Of
merely personal ambition ACKNOWLEDGMENT either for him
self anybody else That's the of Republican Walter
s. Dickey has always been. He the party than
thirty years unselsh and focefu service before he be-
candidate for fayors at it's hands Mr.. Dickey is
candidate nomination for United States Senator be-
have to him from all parts of the
state nomination will strengthen the ticket and help
to guarantee its victory He considers that ought to
any office unless he is the strongest
chosen for that place because he regards Kepub
iean victory shs Of Importance than mans
personal ambition.
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Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.