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Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS

Improvements have been made in the Series IS Motor, insuring greater smoothness flexibility quietness and economy. All noticeable vibration has been eliminated by superior piston design and the stffenng of the motor frame.
 The Studebaker Schebler carburetion system has been developed that both the FOUR and SIX are, the most ECONOMICAL motors on the market in ratio to power
 Studebaker fabrication has been further improved The system is positive and eliminates all ubrfca- tion troubles. Waste through the exhaust is over come and practically surplus oil reaches the combustion chamber to burn and form carbon struction which has characterized all Studebaler cars. The perfection of chassis design is con vincingly proven by satisfaction given in over 2S5,0OO Studebakers produced and sold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
FORMER MEXICO BOY
KILLED IN COLUMBIA
BRYAN Saunders ElectrOcuted While
at Work on New Hotel in
Columbia Friday
HAS 4 SISTERS N MEXICO
Was Employed By Charles Squires
When He Lived Here-Burizl
at Farber
HAS 4 SISTERS IN MEXICO

Bryan Saunders, % years old, a
former Mexico boy, was killed FRI
day morning while at work on the
new Daniel Boone Tavern at Colum-
bia. Saunders, who is an eleetri-
clan, was wiring the building when
the wires got short-circuited some
way or other. Two hundred and
twenty volts passed through mis-
body.
Saunders was employed by Chas.
Squires before he left Mexico about
five years ago. He was a good work
man, a most hkable young man and
made many friends here, who will re.
gret to hear of his untimely death
Besides his father, W. j. Saun-
ders, and a brother and sister Of Co
lumbia, he is survived by four sis.
tiers, Of Mexico. They are; Mrs
II. E. Miller, Mrs. C. l.. Landers
Mrs. Dave Clark and Mrs. Gene
Hape.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
WANTED!
WANTED!
SCRAP IRON, OLD.
UTO TIRES D R
OTS,O LDRAGS.
HIDES, FEATHERS &
PELTS AT HIGHEST
PRICES. SAM NORRIS
ASK FARMERS BE EXEMPT
Petition Sent From MartinSburg TO
Audrain Exemption Board

The Audrain County Exemption
Board on Friday received through
the mail the following petition, mail
ed at Martinsburg, and dated Au-
gust g.;
To the Honorable Exemption Board
Of Audrain County:
1--WE people, Of this, Audrain Coun-
ty, do petition your honorable body
to exempt u farmer boys from SER
vice in the United States Army, ag
you know there never was a time
when farm labor was SO scarce, and if
we send u farmer boys to France,
who is going to till the soil? And
they have put forth a grand effort
this season to raise a bumper crop
and with grand success as far as the
efforts could CO."
The Board, of course, has no au-
thority to act On anything Of this ma
ture, as all industrial claims for ex-
emption come before the District
Board. Following is a list of the
signers:
Chris Hoer, Stephen Winkelman.
Joe Linneman, H. F~ennewald, Alovi-
sus F%ennewald, Frank Fennewald.
Aug. H. Bertels, Jr., Ben Kemma.
W. j. F%ennewald, Hy. Dubbert.
Ed. WEIGH, B. Fennewald, Albert
Davis, J. c. Paschang, J.. E.
Schanzmeyer, Martin Hoer, John Cal
Ion, D. A. Brown, Lloyd Horton, ].
b. Tate, G. B. Horton, E. w.
Crane, Paris Carr, F. P. Davis, O.
+. Richmon, James Murray, C. ].
Ernst, s. N. Corder, T. B. Corder.
Anthony b. Fennewald, Walter Cau- !
ton, J. M. Mitchell, T. Z. Mitchell.
c. 7. Crane, S. j. Mcclure, F. M.
e. P. Johnson, John G.. Hilk-
meyer, C. W. Arens, J. c. Arens,
Arena Tony Arens, Raphael
S. j. FennewaId, G.. II.
S. p. Marcy, George Peyton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

gIKEsTON. No, August II.
By 2 T0ts Of Il 10 J. New Ma6red
county yesterday carried is &5g-
600 road improvement bond lBsge.
Unusual interest wa manifesto
ia the contest and every precinct In
the county but one in5orsed the pro
jet by the RETIRED two-thirds r0.e
Three precincts gave their total
vote for the bond. TITS assures 70
Southeast Missouri q system Of good
roads not ezeelled in any other part
Of the State, Mississippi and Seat
counties having OF prior dates car
RED their bond issue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

MEXICO, Mo-, August Z, 1917.-I
will receive sealed bids at the office
Of County Surveyor at Mexico, Mo-,
up to 1880 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
September 3rd, for the following
bridges:
Two 50-foot steel bridges; three
40-foot steel bridges; one 16-foot steel
bridge; and one 14-foot steel bridge.
A certified check of 5 per cent of
bid must accompany each bid. See
plans and specifications at office of
County Surveyor at Mexico, Mo.
County Court reserves the right to
any or all bids.
R. S. MCKINNEY,
County Surveyor and
24-4t Ex-officio Highway Engr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, W. D. Fony;lls and
Mary Y. Fonville, his wife. bv tbsir
certain deed Of trust, dated the 17tb
day Of July, 1915, and recorded in
the Recorders office within and for
Audrain County, Missouri. in BooL
az. for recording trust deeds, al naoa
499 thereof, conveyed 10 the rnds,-
signed trustee the following described
real estate situated in Audrain Conn
ty, Missouri, to-wit:
Begin where the north and Sop,b
division line of section Twentv-fiya
1851, Township Ffty-one (5l). Range
Nine (9), West, in Audrain County.
Missouri. crosses Mexico and Louis,
lana public road and run thence eas.
terly along the center line Of said road
1879 feet for a point Of beginning.
thence run east along the center Of
said road SO feet, thence south three
hundred (300D feet. thence west mar.
allel. to said road 57.4 feet, thence
north three hundred 5000 feet 10 the
point Of beginning.
The above land being the same land
as conveyed by the Missouri Military
Academy, a corporation, to W. D.
Fonville. by deed dated March 2ist,
1913, and recorded in Book 50 at page
lls, Audrain County. Missouri, Deed
Records.
In trust to secure the payment Of
a certain promissory note with the
interest coupons thereto attached in
said deed Of trust fully described and
set forth.
And, Whereas, Default has been
made in the payment of the said
principal note and interest coupons
thereto attached and said note and il.
terest coupons are now due and re.
main unpaid.
NOW THEREFORE. at the request
Of the legal owner and holder Of said
note, and in pursuance of the pro-
vision of said deed of trust, l.. j. G.
Ford, Sheriff of Audrain County,
as the trustee named refuses to act,
will sell the above described land, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
1917.
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 o'clock in the after
noon of that day, proceed TO sell the
above described real estate, at public
yendue. to the highest bidder at the
East front door of the Court House IN
Mexico. Missouri, for cash, to satisfy
said debt and the cost and expense Of
executing the trust.
23-4t J. G. FORD,
Sheriff Of Audrain County, Missouri,
Acting Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
SCOTT COUNTY FALLS


IA41 LINZ
SCOTT COUNTY good road eutns-
siagts triumphed at the polls on Al
gust LIST, and voted bonds u the s1z
Of $4,000 for road and bridge pr
poses. New Madrid viii be the tarl
county IL Southeast Missouri n take
this progressive step, # successful q.
the election on Aagnst 10th. The
State Highway Department il rea-
oering every possible assistance e. the
New hadria campaign, and Stands
ready Il al times 70 help utne- CORR
ties contemplating bond issues Cor
road and bridge improvement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
Hurt By Falling Lumber

Tom Wright, a driver for the La
Crosse Lumber Co., was painfully,
though not seriously, injured, when
caught under some lumber that fell
off his wagon Saturday afternoon,
neal the Wabash depot. The break
ing Of a standard caused the lumber
to fall. His injuries consist of a
bruised limb and a few scratches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
Gtewart Coming Soon

The election Of j. r. Stewart, of
St. Louis, as secretary-manager of
the Mexico Chamber Of Commerce
was ratified by President E. Y. Bur-
ton Saturday and Mr.. Stewart will
likely take charge of the office about
August 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
Father is Slain by Son

BOWLING GREEN, No, August
II. - Ernest Sisson. % years old,
shot and killed his father, Wood Sis
son, at the SissOn home yesterday, 2
miles west OF here. Young Sisson
accidentally shot his mother also, but
did not seriously injure her. The
Sisson family is n Of the prominent
families Of Pike County. A quarrel
between father and son resulted in
the shooting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
Mrs. VIII Jordon is at Chautau-
qua. III. for a brief visit.
Guardians Notice

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have been appointed guar
dians for W. NJ. Campbell, under
date Of August s., 1917. All persons
having claims against said Campbell
are required to exhibit them to US
within one year from publication of
this notice, or they win be forever
barred.
Mrs. W. N. Campbell,
W. D. Campbell,
Pat Guardians.
First insertion August 9, 1917.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

REFERRING % @ a
men 1t this caznI-y wEr E u
znF 70 6sfszz or HDE-- E
dom, the S.. Lozu Psn-um
~edFtarlaliy aayz=
"Ehoald the CerrnB1 Gasz e.
fle.alg tank taar .a A-swI=r
youth Is below pa b=caass q 1a
large psyrentzgt claInEnr exe
they should recall tas fzcs taz1 1885
600 American y1utEs hEEe vczw-
tsered their services since Ine oga
ration q waT for tire army, navy ard
marines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

II. y. Harding Of this city, has
gone % Fort Sin, Okla, where be
wiii aid in the building Of the L. s.
Cantonemen, for the National Army.
He viii receive G0c an hour, time and
a half for overtime and double time
for Sunday work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST

WHEREAS, W. D. Fonville and
Mary Y. Fonville, his wife, by their
certain deed of trust dated January
rs, 1912, duly acknowledged and re-
corded in the trust deed records within
and for the County of Audrain and
State of Missouri. in Trust Deed Rec
ord "35." at page 2SS, conveyed to
the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate lying and being
situate in the County Of Audrain and
State Of Missouri, to-wit:
Eighty-six 1867 acres, more or less,
being the east part of a tract Of land
containing One Hundred and Six
(lO6) acres, more or less, described
as follows: One and one half (li4)
acres off Of the East side Of the
Southeast Quarter (h) Of the North
west Quarter (h) of Section Twen-
" five (25), Township Fifty-one
t5lD, Range Nine f9), West, lying be-
tween Promenade street and Jackson
street in the City Of Mexico, Mis-
souri, II extended, and also all of that
part Of the Northeast Quarter az OF
said Section Twenty-Five (25) lying
South and East Of the Louisiana and
Mexico dirt road, except about three
l3D acres sold to Charles Rawlings
by deed recorded in Book a." Page
76, Of the Audrain County, Missouri
Deed Records, and except that part
taken by the Railroad, and except
four (4l acres sold to j. l.. and r.
n. Cordner by deed recorded in Book
20, Page AIT, of said Records, eX-
cepting and reserving from said One
Hundred and Six (106) acre tract the
two t2) following described tracts:
A tract containing 0 1854 acres, more
or less. conveyed to the Chicago a
Railroad Company by deed re.
corded in Book "72," Page l6l, OF
said records, and a tract CONTAINING
twenty (20) acres, more or less, con
veyed to the Missouri Military Acad,,
envy by deed recorded in Book 80,
Page 25, of said records, contalnlng
all eighty-six 1861 acres, more OF
Which said conveyance was made IN
trust to ecure the payment OF One
negotiable promissory note,
5ogether with the interest coupons
attached, and in said deco ol
rust fully described, and,
WHEREAS, said promissory nov
10 secured by said deed Of trust j.
,ast due and remains unpaid.
NOW THEREFORE, I, Andrew M
the Trustee named in salu
Iced Of trust, at the request OF inc
al holder Of said promissory no''
will, on,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH
1917,
'etwecn the hours Of nine o'clock u IT.
nd five o'clock p. m. of that day pro-
ced 70 sell the real estate above OF,
at public vendue to the hlsn
st bidder, ut the east front door 81
he Court House, in Mexico, Miss9Grh
OR CASH, to pay said debt ana n ~
crest, and the costs and expenses VI
xecuting this trust. 23-td
ANDREW X. LUCKlE,
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letter,
testamentary on the estate Of
ELIZABETH DAHLEM.
Deceased,
were granted to the undersigned sr.
executor by the Probate Court Of An
drain County, Missouri, bearing dat.
Of August 9Th, 1917, and al
persons having claims against sa,3
estate are required to eyb;b;t
same to the undersigned executor r.,
allowance within six months after ~.
said date Of said letters, or thew n.H
be precluded from any benefit Of r,ci
estate, and if such claims be mot svI
hibited within n year from the dst.
of the last insertion Of the publicstior
of this notice, they shall be forever
barred.
EUGENE DAHLEM,
<4-4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
ADMINISTRATORS Nor,cr

NOIIIE
Notice Is hereby given thSt III.
OF Id 6111S upon the estate Of
OF Andrain County. Missouri. kav,
date July 19, 1917.
All persons having claims ar,i,..
said estate are required 70 sSbR;t
them TO me for allowance within ~
months after date Of said Lettsr,
they may be precluded from anv u
eft Of such estate and II such 49,
B. not exhibited within one yeaS 9,o-
the time Of the publication q, n
notice, they win be forever barreS
- c. L. BLUM,
Z2-st Administrator
Date Of LIST insertion July PC, iai7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Harry Leet and Mr..
Kaipfel, Of Laddonia, are visiting
Misses Georgia Miller and Annie
Bledsoe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Il.
ters Of administration upon the e,ts,.
Of
W. J. Bolts, Deceased
been granted the undersigned nv a..
Probate Court Of said county Of A.
rain, bearing date Of the LIST dav :,
August 1917. Oi
All persons having claims apa,,,,
said estate are required to eybihis
them TO us for allowance within ~
months after date Of said Lett
or they may be excluded from, g.,
benefit Of such estate and r. sn.i
claims be not exhibited within :
year from the time of the public
ton Of this notice, they will be for.
eyer barred.
s. P. EMMoNs.
Sat Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

G. +. Lindsay and son, Claud, and
wife motored from Kansas City and
are guests of Mr.. Lindsey's sister,
Mrs. C. A. Hopkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

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The Washington times., 1917-12-07
ATMOSPHERIC JAG
BEATS SAM HILL,
So HE'LLBE TRIED

Sam Hill. OF Washington, one OF
the three prisoners tried in Police
Court today for being drunk in dry"
Washington, soberly stuck to his
story OF an atmospheric jag" Rob
ert I. Miller his attorney, asked for q
trial jury.
at was the air that made me stag
ger" said Hill. 81 wasn't drunk"
Its a new one on me-charging a
man with being drunk because he was
drinking the air Of Washington" said
his attorney.
Robert Alexander, charged with
stealing two bottles Of whIskey last
October from William Anderson. 239
Second street northeast, said he was
innocent He admitted the larceny OF
5000. but became indignant about the
story OF his stealing whiskey from a
man who gave him a breakfast.
"No, sir" he said, "IlI take my
medicine for stealin' I done do. but
nothin' like that happened about the
whiskey. I didn't take IL, no one saw
me take It, and did not get It. No,
SIR"
He was sentenced to thirty day,
and held for sentence on the larceny
charge.
Clarence II. Maxwell paid a fne Of
$50 for being drunk in Union Station
William II. Payne. drunk on G street,
paid a nne OF $40. William Coleman
was In the Washington Asylum Hos.
pital suffering from whiskey taksn
last night and was not arraIgned to
day.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
S25,OOOFORF FREE
DENTAL CLINICS
INSCHOOLSASKED

A concerted drive begins today to
have Congress appropriate SIS. 900 to
establish free dental clinics in the
public schools of this District.
Through the efforts OF the Society Of
Dental Hygiene many prominent
Washingtonlans are actively interest
ed In the movement. Mrs. W. ]. Bax-
ter. organizer and one Of the vice
presidents OF the society. today ex-
planned that the District Commission
ers had recommended the appropria-
tIon In the District budget It will
provide for the following:
Twelve dental operators at $3.50
each; three dental nurses. $500 each:
sixteen medical inspectors. $500 each;
three additional graduate nurses,
IL 900 each: one new clerk at 1000,
and. for Incidental expenses to defray
medical inspections of schools, S2.7OO.
Among those who recently Joined
the organization are Mrs Hannis Tay-
lor, Thomas Bradley. Mrs. Thomas II.
Carter, DR.. Willard S. Small, DIR. E. II.
Reed, and DR.. H Janney Nichols.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
SHELL FRAGMENT
KILLS WORKER IN
CAPITAL PLANT

Coroner hewitt today will perform
an autopsy on the body OF Mason
Henderson, inspector in the alloy
steel department OF the Washington
Steel and Ordnance Company, who
was killed yesterday.
Henderson was the first local victim
Of an American she'll He died a few
minutes after a fragment from a
projectile disc cap that he was trim
ming under a hve-ton steam hammer
struck his right groin, severing an
artery.
"a man will bleed to death in three
minutes from such a wound" Coroner
hewitt said today. He added that to
his mind there IL no mystery as to
the nature Of the missile that caused
the fatal puncture. and instanced the
large number OF similar accidents in
big steel plants.
According to accounts of feIIow-em-
ployes, Henderson was at work at the
big hammer when n lightning like
blast leaped to his body and he fell
writing to the floor. In the COM
pany's ambulance he was being taken
to Emergency Hospital. but died as
a tourniquet was being applied TO the
severed artery.
Henderson lived at lI25 E street
northeast. and came here from King
Georges county. Va, about ten years
ago. He is survived by his father,
ely Henderson; four brothers. and
three sisters, all except one residing
at the + street house
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
CHEMICAL COMPANY
RECOMMENDS PLAIN.
IRON AS A TONIC
Medicinal Iron Is Not A Cure
All But Is Natures Best
Tonic and Blood
Medicine.
By Buying the Natural Highly
Concentrated Product Users
Get It Much Cheaper. ,

The whole world knows that iron is
q splendid blood medicine ana tonic
and whole families as well as lndlVld-
uals might wisely take a little con
centrated Acid Iron Mineral occas-
ionally just to help nature keep NJ TOT
drive out that "dopey" tired feeling
due to Impoverished blood.
Nine men and women out OF ten
need iron and the natural product,
iust as harmless as can be, may De
bought in either six or twelve-ounee
cifc gravity, which Is from two to
SIX times as economical and powerful
as prepared iron preparations con
tanning, as often as not, cons uerAnle
alcohol. which IL an enemy 70 the
system, or is mixed with oISStlns
cRthartics which upset the powers anu
often as not are not needed.
Iron isn't a cure-all. but is a recoE
nIzed tonic and blood medicine ana "
the reader In troubled win lack OF
vitality, energy, and eEfAhItioI- A InS
skin, complexion and general heaItn
indicates poor blood or excess uric
acid causing rheumatic suffering they
should get a l2-ounce bottle OF ACID
Iron Mineral, which Is the natural
iron product OF the Ferrodine Chemi-
cal Corp, Roanoke, Va The Aim
trade mark on bottle and carton Is
guarantee OF full strength ana oua I
Ity. II is not a patent medlclne, con
tains not a single drop OF harmful al
Nohol or dope, and In this family size,
tweIye-ounce bottle Is the Identical
Acid Iron Mineral used by hospitals.
physicians. and various medicine man.
ufacturers selling II under alnerent
form goes from two to six times As
far, Is stronger and better Tor you.
Get O bottle today.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
CHAP|N-SACKS CO.
TURNS OVER SUGAR
FOR SALEAT COST

Sugar at cost for the people of
Washington IL advocated today by
George P. Sacks, Of the ChSpin-saeks
Manufacturing Company. Yesterday
the company turned over $4,000
pounds OF sugar to the food admins
tration to be distributed to the peo-
pie of the Capital Today they are
adding to that amount Ill 900 pounds.
which will make a quarter of a mill
lion pounds Of sugar placed at the dis
posal OF the food administration by
the company In two days.
We are turning over this sugar to
the people of Washington" said
George p. Sacks today. mot because
We have a surplus OF sugar but be-
cause we want to help relieve the sit
uatlon In the city. The sugar goes to
the food administration at cost, and
they are TO have the entire disposition
OF it.
IF the largeb usiness concerns and
wholesalers will do this when the
shortage arises, / believe that IL
would greatly eliminate boarding.
They can only do SO. however. when
they have the sugar to give But by
such action they can show the true
war time spirit"