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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
PARDOEED WOMEN
GO 10 MAINLAND

Governor ?i1l<ham pardoncd Kate
Welsh MeEwen, Annie lOres and
Mary Davis yesterday afternoon and
tbe former Iwiiei women who were re.
Gently sentenced to serve six months
~ TIC couHty jail are practically Ger.
taiIi-to. leave Hawaii on the Great Nor
thern. They have been released IL
charge OF their attorney. George u.
French. who WAS largely instrumental
IN obtaining their freedom. TO make
nreEsf1tlons for then departure
The pardon carries only enc condi
ficn that the wJspeh leave Hawaii and
stay away. Attorney Freneh has been
wording for the governors action for
several days and was assisted by &
recommendation frsm Circuit Judge
Ashford and other prominent citizens
Passage money for reservations which
have already been Obtained by french
on the Great Ncrtaern was donated
partly by the anu-vlce committee OF
citizens and partly from private
sources.
4 When the pardon was given out yes
terday Il read that the women should
be held In custody until their DEPART
ure but following q conference be-
tween French, Attorney General Stain.
back, Sheriff Rose and Will Wayne,
secretary to the governor, II was de-
cided TO release them that they might
have time to say goodby to friends and
obtain suitable wardrobes.
The three girls were all In the l13
who received suspended sentences
when Iwilei was closed, coming back
10 court to receive the six-month SEN
tence when they reverted to their old.
trade.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per III ctr. Kilaues, from Hilo and way
ports--4A A. Wallace. b. Rose, III. J. Judd.
". Il. 10y. Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. r. p. Lucas
and children, Iscto Eishida, X. Nuumi.
John Maxim, w n. Frost, A. Lindsay, Mrs.
Yashima, Mrs. Kurahata and infant Mrs.
Matsnmura, r. Barientos, A. j. Nobriga, Joe
Souza. Horita. Goto, Y. Takaihe John Wal
ker, +. II. Rerell. K. Fuji, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Judd, DR.. and Mrs. Benz, J. g. Nor
row, Mrs. Lowe Miss Lowe. E. J. Lowe, j.
NJ Naughton, Mrs. A. II Weber. r. +.
Lewis Mis-; Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.s Herman,
Mrs n. Ward Denys, Miss n. Ward Denys,
Mrs. K. Young. Miss Al. Leong, Henry Ching.
Miss A. Cummings, Mrs. Eangmuir, Mrs. Cor
nell, Mr. and Mrs. O, Reilly Miss E. Fraser.
1Iiss s. Frasepy Miss +. MacNealy, Mr.. and
Nrs. A. F. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Can't
field, r. Clatterbuek Lieut. Ballinger, Lieut.:
Calder. Mrs Carl Symonds. Mrs. F. ~.
Symcnds. r. B Abbott. l. d. Larsen, L.sW.
Devils Norton, w. Deveraux, Miss p. Wick
man. Miss r. wickman. F.. u Rdeed Mrs,
Bowen, afiss ~ Mccarthy. Mrs. Hankinson,
Mrs Graves, Miss Irene Aiken. Miss Free
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McPhee. G. D.
Lufkin, Miss Parker, u. iKawnkatsu. ]. Ro-
cha. Mrs. Gibson. ,. K. Naruse. Henry Bred
hoff r s. Scndder, X. Harada. Purrya. va
suda, Kawamura, Mrs. Kawamnra, Master ka-
wamura. Mrs. KaneshirD and 2 children. Ia,
nikawa. Arakuses Tanikawa, r. s. Thnrston.
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DAILY REMINDERS

y - *
Around the island, s1.75. Phone
1356--Ady.
Make some OF today's want ads
serve YoU-by answering . few Of
them. ~
wanted Two more passengers, to
make up motor party around island,
$500 each. Lewis Garage. phone 2141.
ADV.
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and all other, Popular Drinks
try the Con. SODA Water Works Co.
ADV. q
salvage would be cheap and easy
Job.
From fire the menace is not seri-
Gus. Both the SetOs and the Pommern
are steel freighters, with little aboard
to burn.
Incidental to the general situation
is the fact that the vessels are now
paying full wharfage at the rate OF two
cents q ton for every working day. or
$S776.S2 every month Of 26 working
DAYS.
weighing these dangers relatively.
It has seemed to the board that 1t was
unquestionably pursuing. the right
course In deciding that the vessels re
main where they are, at the same
time protecting the harbor, insofar as
possible. from danger by exacting an
adequate bond& Is ~ u4s
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Fire destroyed eight automobiles
and damaged 80 others in the repair
shop at Caldwell, n. j.. at a loss Of
100000.
The Augusta Cotton Exchange
adopted a resolution asking all cotton
exchanges to close during the UNI
certain period caused by the German
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14

First Of law lectures at Y. N. c.. A.
tonight. Enroll noWI- ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14

The Navy Department officially de-
MED reports that number of destroy
ers had been sent to various points
along the coast as a neutrality patrol.
S George Il Baner of Syracuse on
trial at WATERFOWL, N Y, on charge
of forgery in connection with Qppp-
daga County tuberculosis Hospital
cases, was found guilty.
An amendment to the Y0st law pro-
hibiting the bringing into West EiI-
ginia by any one person of more than
one quart of liquor month was pass
ed by the house, s-,..-
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PASSENGERS 5ESzETED

Per IL str Maui for Kauai ports, March
13-G NJ Wilcox. j. Spalding r. G. Spald-
ing. Mrs. r. G.. Spalding r.. c.. Spalding.
Jr., Mrs. s. S. Sexton, @. Smith, Theo. Mar
tin. n. Grigsbey, Mrs c. v. Domaine. C. ".
Romaine. Spalding's maid governess and
koyama. " Nakasako. j. G. KRONE. NJ. Koit,
O. Taro, X. Harano T. Uwemura. H. K. Aim.
K Sskamoto, X. Sato. y. Magazine, T, Uyedo,
K Sike. g. watanabe, Mrs. Watanabe. Miss
wafanabe, Arakske, Toguda, Teraoka Mrs.
Ihalaki j. A. Hoopale
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Continued from page oneJ
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14

Hawaiian Lodge meets this even.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14

The circuit court jury trying the
case OF Burton Allen, a soldier charged
with shooting a woman with whom he
had been living. this morning could
not agree and were discharged by
Judge Ashford.
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SEARCH REPORTED
Of GERMAN ships


Continued from page one)
is now the case. as the nest adequate
Hefhod OF solving the problem re.
garding the disposition of the vessels.
Is the opinion Of the hafDor board as
expressed in letter sent to the house
OF representative this morning.
The letter poitns out three possible
ways Of disposing of the ships. but
points cut that that of leaving them
where they nov are seems 10 be the
most feasible.
expected nthe house this afternoon.
II vas understood the committee on
military, which has been investigat-
ing under resolutions demanding the
removal OF the ships from the harbor
and statement by the harbor board
why they have not been removed.
would report this afternoon
Following is the letter from the har-
Dor board:
In further reply to house resolution
No. ~. the board Of haFbor commits
sioners beg to state that they have
held several conferences with your
committee on health, police and mill
tary. and have given into the hands
OF the committee all correspondence,
OF meetings OF the board and
ether papers touching on the status Of
German refugee vessels now in Homo
lulu harbor. There are three disposi-
tions Of these vessels theoretically
possible
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

bel baitig, ibet commissioner peb
llnoerretning berom t~ilbaaefalotc
Tritogelien og bcorbrcbe Ben liilge
Wano til at boIoe iig iPrbi9 I'll 10.
rpfning. Gette ionoeS at bore oct
ierite 3iIiGloe al lit SloQs / Iinnc.
iota, men Ser erflGreocS iamtioig, at
Der life bar Spil ON "Reminiscences
Ilitoritet. Ser bar / minneapolis
ppret ifre9et op ON, at en- ing WonO
peo Napn 2ouis 6. Morf por remit
netop Tom ban iommcn meb andre
ifnlbe ienoes til Camp 9obge, men
bet bier fig M, at ban er / Ell iinoS-
forpirret og u%tilregnelig Soriatning.
Gnopiocre fortGaes ser ON en- ma
sGgtemono, Der blep bsilig ~ifitiiet peo
life at faa fin gnisgring ON 6rito,
nelie inbpilget. Get piite fig, at bon
bapoe goaet ben og qiitet fig 9uaen
efter at ban bopoc mloota9et Snofal-
~belieSprore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
Minucipta.
Snoiamcrnc uentcr Tcnac. Gil &c

Sueiancrnc uentcr Tcnac. Gil &c
troit uclbc3 ira Snorcocporttmcrtet
at Sen uouligc llbbctoIing I'll Ntinnc'
lctaS Ghippcpniuoinlcrc nil Gierca
en- al sc irritc Sage Sttobcr. Nocr
Mono, apinoc % Barn nil oa uobc'
tales SIS,
Gr a. Mar una. Or. Is. $. Sper.
holt al Ncnnon fan mcb rctte pmtolca
iom Ell lnQ Manb mco mango War
poa @uacn. Sroo& line 20 Ior hor
han nenllin iii @nihinNton inS'cnnt
NnisOnina ON al ioo ticnc lit Sano
/ ct al NrmccuS SU0ctorp@.
Statcm irlaer Ssmmcrifua. Scm.
mcrifoa bclrbcubc iiA Ill ~ MtiAiOncr
Nob blcu iioitc Sor2haQ a Stntcr
iplot uco Nluftiou / @cntibii. aiebc.
iummcn Nrcicbc iia omtrinA ell Mil.
lion Collars. % &irbcrnc por Slort
BIC & Yolc So. al Scuioii.
@uSc l%lSiiatcr i Wartiu Gunntp.-
Sra Soirnlont melbtc& iioItc Sorabaa,
lat WoiSaarcnc | Wtartin County bau.
sc unhNaoct Sroitcu % loucoc ocl,
l~itoritc Npliu9 nogcn'inoc hoitct Der.
Wtan bolbt nctop poa al inbboitc ell
riaclig Soripuing al STo ior nGItC
gar.
Y%utcthpitcn minSrc 900. Wton par
ouercoe iorrigc llgc bcnunot mel
Snobeimius al Eotctcr i Suc8ncn a
@orncspiuc, og oct alennenlniilia(
llobuttc tcgncoe Ill az blipc 30 Nu.
ihcIS pr. Ncrc. Siuireet 9if lang,
lumber hpab man hnpbc uentci, %
luouoc 1ormcrc oil tobc Ecngc pao
liz Syrtnins al bette TroSnti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
1nolanoet.
Sotpa.
anInbminiitratur nSnrpnt. G. ~.

&nIdSminiitrntpr itbnrpnt. 6. ".
@cbItcr al @alicoma, &oSIcrcr al
Stdtcna Tpripnr@fommiaiiorL or no
nuunt Ill aillaoutiiiitrotor Tor Soma.
Npf CIT llbfalSclic i Glnptpn. Sra
Cltaocr inches, at Trito0clicSfom.
mi2iioncn / Glapton Gountu or bIcpcrl
rlrht ill al uofnloe nof 80 Wtono ior
az ioa sc 1872. iom or GountnctS apo.
ia. ,>olt err bCrn1co n0folbt ABA Wfun0
/ Glontou Gointn, ino Der oltIon bar
pTrct u~iU0panIin mou1e 6ritoacIicr.
Srrbt / Srrifcmnifincn. Charles
Sohnion if iorrilc llQc Ell IrrNtcliA
SGO rcbcra ban trrifcbc pnn cit
Sorm nUr Boone. ioct han pcb at
in0uiflc2 / en- Griprcm bIcp trllftcn
ipN / (rrltcmalfmcn@ NnlIucrf. Sans
&ouc0 bIcu fuuit ~ ScAcnlct Irpgtc'
liz Icmlritct. DIR. &ohuiou por ell
al ncttc Sirep4 melt ircmroGcnoc %
pClitoncuoc 6arncrc.
SlUT SIUHu ! -lS IWulNCr. AuNI
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970c Stcpt. ! &aclnm Oil Cos so.
rlhuic / Qc2 Nioinca. SlCrc Brand
mUuo blcu 'orbrpn0t, "a Ncocu par
~iorirrNrlia men oct lpffcoc2 ooq at
bclrUuic ,<l0cn. Cn uhurc Spilc Al
nci iortc No9 hTpc0c iil Here bun
Drcoc Goo ~ / Vlitcn % funoc ices
i mango Niilc@ Smfrco2.
Slrncn life cniN. SoAcl moo Men.
gun :. George 3cln, outluQct Tor /
1912 al houc mur0ct f. Ecrioncr /
Niai2cu, fif iorrilc Hoe eli miblcrtl
Din Niiultnina uco Hcttcu / &co Cnt,
inct ,Nlrnru mouttc opIcic@ citcr / IL
Gram at hanc iorioAt at tonntc I'll
GuiQhc0. Ger pcr toQct - N'Itcnr
%ninQcr, oQ uc0 Here al De lio'lc bar
Ser If Stcnmcr ior GrifinocIic % Ell
Stcmmc iur life itpI0iN pao @runo
al Siuo5iudQhcb. NcIlp inN0c@ AT
blue tort tiIbogc I'll GUuQiIct / 90.
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bc2 / SorpnrinQ. NttornCp WCnCral
&apncr crfirrc6c. at Stotcn iuqcr,
lln0c agtc0c at IQ0c Nnfla0cn lul0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
Silfctnpe paaartbnc. Socf Sinner,

@corae @Iombcrrp % Charles 60
renion or / Sort 9oo9e blepne arre.
itereoe Tom ocIagti9e / oct itore Gil.
fetpperi / Sonia ocn 5te Sept. Gil
~fcteicr % andre Iarcr til en- @Groj
al opcr $4,000 blep peb benne 9ln,
lconino itiaoIct ira 3oIcns @lltif
nruntc On, men omtrcnt SoIpoeler
al bctte Butte or iiben gieniunoet
Ter ipncS al pGre eli itor or9oniicrct
Wonoc, mco Sopeofportrr / Sort
Gob0c % N SiIioInibcIing for SoIN
al S~pucgooict / Ct. GauI.
IationaIaarocn til Semina. Spritc
Soma G%coinicnt. b~citoocnbc al 4O0
Ntono, n~irciitc iorrige llac ira Gca
Wtuillc2 for at 1on op / Den Sorcncoc
Statcra 9lrmc, Tom M cr nnber 2pcl.
ic / Camp Goop, 9cmina. q. %. Sn.
0cnierforpict al Nntional0arocr piI
iorbIipc inocn Stnten Ell Wnonco3
Si0 cacr ~, "a oct bar pprct / Slc.
ncitc pco SprcttcIicn al Gunp 9o0ac
% pil iortiTttc Der inotil ocnlle Scir
cr iulot iUrDiQ. Wcb bcnnc SorIcn-
Dina al Ipritc 6c9imcnt fan Sopa
Noiionnlgnroc ligca at bare opbert at
crlltcre.
%Nunrnntrncn brpct / Snucnport.
Wnn amer iin MI ionl &crrc oucr bcn
Gpi6cui al @nrnclamnlclic, ION bar
hcrict Davenport, oG Tor iprItc @onG
rao fer ll0cr bar SsnooN5ifolcrnc
i0icn ionn0 iioitc SenooN. SoutioiN
hCucnca oQiuo Sorbuoct MOI at Born
ml0cr f. 9lur QopcS NbNnna til 1hco-
ire oO andre Sommcnfnm'tcr. Sfo.
lcruc, Der bar uUrct luftc0c 'iocn Den
ioc Scpt., oabnc9 Monooa. Or. T..
&. Roicnoip, Spccioliit ira Viopo
Foundation / Hocbcitcr, Wtinn., bar |
ilcrc llQcr bcfiUnpct Gpiocmicn, %
bon pine9 / Here SiIIGlocr at hopc ar
bcioct 2S elmer itrTf Itbcn Spite Ell.
Ter Sepn. Ser bar / Spcn rTrct 40
Gilirlocr al NorncIomnlcl'cn mco 10
Ic03ialh.
Tpr Sripc mere Wriicuporrtnina.
Ncrbcrt &. SCORER bar / Ell Striuclic
til :. 4. Tccmcr al burlington
,ioluoS RcprGientalt / Ocl notlona.
lie Observation-Disclosures. opiorbrct
Iurncrnc til at IGgQc ii0 mere otter
Gporrtning al @riic. Mr. &oopcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
er min Teirproiet.

IT MtH Tctrpr0fef.
ocG fan foruoiiee iturmiulbt
y Seir flere 9age iipruelen peo
~ Tift | mine Sfulore % &ne.
Men Der CT ell 9onimel Ben, iom mart noz
briper Smerter o9 Yerten.
Sloan'S eminent CT iaa let at anpenbe.
insenlombellt @nibnine. bet trGnser lise
ino o9 itiuer Smerteu. Mere renSli9 enb
tillelenbe Flaitre % Saiuer. Sorieg bet ior
y ut. gunbaSo, Neuralsia % Spaltelisr.
Stor SLATE.
Sos Din apot9eter, 25c, SOC os 100.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

SOrtiattes Yaa iiSite SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02

Sn gpo S~ennnoelte. Wttltltc1ofas
SiffcrhcbSfomm1isiicn aiorbe for no.
gen Sio tiIbage Soranitnltninacr til,
at Tormcrue fiinoe faa IiiGtning
poa Totcter, Triigt % 8%retiager,
iibcn at biaic Troblfter bcbepcoc at
0ad Nicnucm Den LANCE GGffc al
aommiSiipnsha\lbIcrc, for inn fanitc
Of rprc bcoGrpct. inbct &c naacbc
Sorbrllgcrcn, % Gil Organization
mco Bette Sormaal or giprt / 81 az
StatcnS Sc Golntpcr. Stntsfom.
missioner %on'nttc ell Marfcosaaei1t |
MfiurcapoliS. OF oct mclocs, at ocnllc
her ON Sngcn iolgte Ell Sognlooning
Gotctcr mco ell operraifenbe itor Tor-
ticrcitc Tor Gicren, Gu Sarmcr pco
.9litfiu uor ser buot 20 Gents pr. |u.
ihcl ior Ell So9nlaoniue Eotctcr, %
bo Triicn ipntcS pcl lap, ifrcp ban til
Observation-Disclosures Salasafoc.
ling. Hciultotct blcp. at Yptetcruc
ioIateS Tor 81 Or. @uihcl, bporpcb
Sarmcrcn 1T omltrcnt $3.50 mere. enc
ON ban bapbe iclai lin Bare aiennem
DC iGopanIiac aauaIcr.
Sar liSt ipr haitis. Ser iortGllcs
ON Ell SouiS !. Stcgcr ueb Yiinnca.
polls. az han Git hen % iolate lin
Sarm. ia%oinnrt bon iom S~Sorobruacr
par bIepcn iriiagct Tor YiilitGrticne.
lteu. Scrrneo bauolcoc ban DOG liet
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
Boy Scouts.

The Boy Scouts recently organ
ICED in Baxter are progressing
very nicely. At the last meeting
yells were practiced and registra-
tion fees paid to the Secretary,
Clifford Hardy. Scout Master
Twente drilled the boys on
physical culture exercises. The
boys are showing a great deal Of
interest and with the help of Mr.
Tweute will soon make a good
showing.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
Mining Business

The Oklahoma Kansas Engi-
neers Company, mention of which
was made last week, will add
considerable to the Importance of
Baxter in a mining way. The
company's work will be classified
into two departments, as follows:
MINING ENGINEERING.
This department of the COM
pany is under the direction of
Mr.. w. ]. Won Berries E. M,
who has been engaged in mining
engineering throughout the coun-
try for the past fifteen years, of
which the latter five years he has
been engaged as mining engineer
and manager OF mines in the Okla
homap Kansas and Missouri lead
and zinc mining district.
Mr.. Won Borries win give his
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
Texas Irrigated Farm.

Forty acres in Lower Ri
Graude Valley, 3 miles from
Mission, all improved and in
crops, small house. For sale at
cost of uncleared land. Small
cash payment, balance to suit
purchaser at 6 per cent. This j.
your chance to get best farm in
best section of valley on your
terms. Owner not a farmer.
Write to A. E. Pfremmer, Baxter
Springs, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
The Baxter Supply Company

personal attention to examinations
and reports of mines and mining
properties.
The mining department MAIN
tains a competent corp of engin-
eers, prepared to make mine and
surface surveys, maps and blue
prints. The engineering equip
ment is OF the latest design, which
insures reliable and accurate work.
A Bureau of Inspection is main
tanned for the purpose of making
field examination of drill develop
ments. Through this department
engineers will regularly visit pros
pect drillingin operation, examine,
sample and record logs of the
rock and ore formations pene-
trated by the drill, and system
atically sample the ore cuttings
preparatory to assaying.
The drill holes will be accurately
located with reference to property
lines, property corners. ETC., and
vertical sections of the rock forma-
ton drafted.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING.
This department will be under
tho direction of Mr.. g. Warren
E. M. and Mr.. XII. Koelker E. M.
Mr.. Warren has been engaged
in mill design and construction
thruout the West for the past five
years, and has for the last year
been connected with properties
in the Joplin district. While in
the WestMr. Warren was actively
engaged with the development Of
Oil Flotation and has installed
successfully, flotation plants in
the Joplin District.
Mr.. Warren will give his person.
al attention to fiotation expert
ments. The adaptability OF the
Zinc-Lead ores Of this camp has
not been fully. realized, and its
Importance underestimated by
those not familiar with its scope,
Mr.. Koelker severed his con-
nection February 1st, with the
international Smelling and Rein
ing Co., at Tooele, Utah, where
he was assistant chemist. While
at Tooele, he was in charge OF
the Cottrell dust precipitation
experiments, and, is prepared to
give his advice along such lines to
smelter operators who are desirous
of lowering the flue dust losses Of
the common bag house installa-
ton.
Mr.. Koelker viii have personal
charge of the assaying. As an
accommodation to operators liv-
ing in Joplin, drill cuttings left on
the way to Joplin in the evening,
viii be assayed and ready Tor
report when they return the next
morning.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
The Best recommendation

The strongest recommendation
any article may receive is a favor
able word from the user. 1t is
the recommendations of those
who have used it that makes
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22


CLsSsL Members paying cent the first week, cents
the second week. and increasing cent each week for AZ weeks
VIII get ......RSOO
Class IA Members starting with SO cents the first
week. 49 cents the second week. and decreasing cent each
week for AZ weeks will get ~ ............ So O5
Class e Members paying cents the first week., q
cents the second week and increasing cents each week Tor az
Class "a Members starting with $1.00 the first week.
98 cents the second week. and decreasing cents each week
for az weeks will get ................S Sl8 O6
Class S. Members paying cents the first week, 10
cents the second week and increasing cents each week o
4Z Weehb VIII get rT~'10
Class ST. Members starting with 81. so the first week.
$45 the second week. and decreasing cents each week Tor
AZ weeks VIII get P1"!"
Class rs Fixed Members paying 25 cents week,
hxed for AZ weeks, Will get 9IOOV
Class so Fixed Members paying so cents week,
fixed for az weeks will get $2LOO
Class 100 Fixed Members paying $1.0Oa week, fixed,
for AZ weeks, will get 44ZOO
Class 200 Fixed. Members paying $500 week. fixed,
for AZ weeks, will get |64OO
with Per Cent Interest Added II All Pay.
nentS Are Made Regularly or In Advance
The Baxter National Bank
Baxter Springs, Kansas
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

c. H. Plumb was in Kansas
City, Mo-, on business the past
week and while in Kansas City.
attended the automobile show.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Frihley were
called to Miami Saturday on
account of the serious illness OF
their granddaughter.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Miss Marie Covey has gone to
Kansas City on business. On her
way back Miss Covey will visit
her brother Chester at Mexico,
Mo.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

George Trammel and Chas.
Cook went to Kansas City Tues
day to bring hack two Fords for
Jacqueth and Gilman.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Cha m berlsin's Cough Remedy SO
popular. Mrs. Amanda Glerhart,
Wavnesfeld, Ohio, writes,
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been used in my family of
and on for twenty years and II
has never failed to cure a cough
or cold" Obtainable everywhere.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Miss Bessie M. Thomas was
married last Wednesday at 8p.
M, to Chesley A. Daubin, of Los
Animas, Colo. The wedding
which was a simple home affair,
occurred at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
R. Thomas, who for many years
have resided about four miles
southwest of Baxter Springs.
Only relatives and few immed-
late friends were present. Rev.
j. H. Hoopingarner performed
the ceremony. The same night
Mr.. and Mrs. Daubin departed
for Kansas City where they ex-
pected tu spend a few days before
leaving for Los Animas where
they viii reside.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack league and
Miss Marie Pieper motored to
Joplin Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Spratt
spent Monday in Joplin.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Little Miss Roberta Allen is
quite III at her home.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Buford Price Of Coffeyville
spent Monday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Price.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

C. Branstetter, who came here
from Joplin in January to work
in the Baxter Garage, has pur-
chased Mr.. Elliott's interest in
the business and the firm is now
composed of Frank Nichols and
Mr.. Branstetter, The latter
gentleman has brought his family
from Joplin and Mrs. D. M.
Nichols, mother of Mrs. Bran
stetter, will also reside here with
her daughter.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Miss Grace Morrison spent
Saturday and Sunday with Misses
Zela and Pauline Davies on Route
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
For You, Your
Family, Your
Friends
Merry
Christmas

You Are Invited TO Join Our CHRISTMAS
SAYINGS CLUB. Starts Monday Feb. II.
1917 a Check for An You Pay In WIN
Reach You Two Weeks Before
ChrISfmaS, 1917.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mrs: P. M. Clark and daughter,
Juanita, of Galena visited with
their son and brother, Porter
Clark, Monday.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mrs. w. ]. Wells and children
Maxine, Betty-Lou, Thelma, and
Ute, and her brother George
Smith, motored to their old home
at CRANKY, Mo-, and spent Satur-
day and Sunday there.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

About twenty young people
loaded into the Covey truck apd
went for a weiner roast and truck
ride Monday night. The roast
was held on Willow Creek.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
Tasteful Dress Is a
Woman's Duty

5 Every owes it to herself and her family to q
dress as well as her means aIowno Aashiy extrava
gantly, but in perfect TASTE Our large line Of semi
spring and spring dress fabrics the richest fruits Of the
looms and set the seal Of correctness upon every wearer
You should see these fabrics They include
and snappy patterns in
Silk Tafeta and Messaline sin paids, stripes and
plains
The new shades in Georgete Crepes and Crepe de
Chimes. a
The new Jersey Cloth that is creating quite
ton in the cities, for spring suits and costumes.
Chantily silk voiles organdies and lawns and many
other pretty materials Some very presy patterns in sport
shirt materials also in gnghams at IL 1-2c the yard
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mrs. j. L. Nelson was a Joplin
visitor Monday.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Arthur Nichols spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents
here. Arthur attended school at
Columbus.