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Of ability and unusual energy and he
will succeed in any line in which he
engages
Mrs. Smith is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Stewart. family that
has been prominent In business and
social circles in Florence for many
years. Mr.. Stewart is owner OF the
Stewart drug store. one OF the sub
stantial business firms of the city.
The bride is n graduate OF the Flor
ence high school and spent one year
in Colorado College at Colorado
Springs. She is also recognized as a
musician Of exceptional ability. Mrs
Smith possesses a remarkable apti-
tude for business. and for a year held
the important post OF cashier OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
at bakersfield. Cal, .resigning the posi-
ton OF her volition. For the past two
wears she has been valued employe
of the First National Bank OF this city,
looking after the typewriting and ste.
nographic work as well as being in
charge of the ledger accounts of the
institution. She was held in the high
est esteem by the officials OF the bank
as well as every employe Of the con
cern Mrs Smith Is extremely no,'
uiar with a list of friends that extends
to every section OF Eastern Fremont
county.
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South Canon
High School Notes
BY Paul Logan.

School opened Monday after III ,
Christmas holidays and every one is
hard at work preparing for the mid
year examinations. which come mex;
week.
During the holidays F. s. Dill re-
signed as eighth grade teacher. and
c. l. White has been chosen as his
successor. Mr. White recently re
turned from overseas service in the
A. Z. +. He was formerly teacher
In Gin Connecticut
Owing 80 the crowded condition of
Aieoti building the seventh grade has
been transferred TO the high school
building. They are nicely located IN
a room recently fitted up for them.
Mrs. r. A Foster OF South Twelfth
street and Frank Arnold are the teach
ers.
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900. and the turnover In November and
December totaled about s29. 100000.
Net income from sales is expected
to be In about the same ratio as Last
year. $50 cents on each dollar. This
would result in profits OF about ST.
$4,000 on IA turnover OF s11s.00O. 900.
comparing with profits of s7.0SS.7I6
In 1918.
The Woolworth Company makes a
practice OF charging out taxes from
earnings of the year in which they
are paid Thus 1918 taxes. paid in
1919, will come out fthis years prof
its. These taxes amounted to about
s1,250.000. and added to $4,000 pre-
ferred dividend payments. makes a
total deduction from profits OF s2.125.-
900. This would leave a balance of
s5.750.ooO. or s11 50 a share on the
common. Last year 1896 share
was shown on the junior issue
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1000 Is TOTAL
DEATHS IN QUAKE
WHICH MADE BIG
LAKE AND CRATER
Whole Towns and Villages
We're Swallowed I'm and
SnOw-capped Mountains
Become Volcanoes.
On, tnI,-s rr-ssl-

MEXICO CITY. Jan. s.-The total
Death toll from last Saturday night ;
Esrthauake and Thursdays volcanic
eruption in the San Miguel mountains
in the state OF Vera Cruz is now con-
servatiyely estimated at 1000. The
eruption fiattened range of hills an.t
raised new ridges from the plains.
Flaming lava caught farmers at work
In the fields. Herds OF cattle and
horses were swept away and thou
sands of people are homeless.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz state
that great lake has appeared in a
section. near Jaiapa, visited by the
earthquake. Several villages were
completely swallowed up by the lake.
Thursdays volcanic eruption may be
due to the old volcano Of Orizaba.
Its peak has undergone a complete
transformation and n new crater has
been opened on the Cordoba side.
which is emitting vast volumes of
smoke and gases that Is melting its
snowcap towering column OF ashes
and smoke is pouring from the crater
of the volcano OF cerro DE San Miguel.
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A Few Cases
OF Influenza
In Canon City

In the course OF a conversation
with local physician THIS morning
ON lie general health conditions OF
the community he stated that there
we're few cases OF influenza In the
city. but that in most cases they we're
OF a lEiid type of the disease. While
making no prefprse to speak for the
other members of the profession in
relation to the matter. he said that
thero WAS little likelihood that iniiu-
enza would become prevalent here this
winter In the half dozen cases or
more that had come under his obsef-
walton. the majority OF them, he as
serted. developed pneumonia in a
iigh, form. but Il yielded easily 10
medical treatment; II was recently
called to attend two new cases OF in
fiuenxa in one day" he continued.
-aud feared Mt frst that the town was
threatened with an outbreak of the
df-ease similar 20 the visitation IL
months ago. but a. J hav. had no
snew patients OF that kind since I am
convinced hat there is no occasion
for alarm on that score" He con
cluded: There Is considerable H.
ness in Canon City and surroundings
at present. but II is incidental to the
winter months and Us. perhaps. no
greater than usual nj this time OF the
year"
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What Grange Is
and Stands For

The Grange was organized So years
ago for the social, fraternal, legisla-
tive and financial benefit of the
farmer. There is a national. state
and subordinate organization OF over
100000 members. The National
Grange maintains an Office in Wash
ington. ID. C.. with Prof T. C. Atkin-
son In charge. whose duty It is to
look after legislative interests OF the
fan -ner.
Nearly every state ms a state
grange, and under the state grange
are subordinate oranges. The grange
has a mutual fire insurance depart
ment for its members. This insur-
anee is carried by each grange in the
different states and at the present
time. the Colorado State Grange In
surance Company has over $1,000. 600
insurance in force At the annual
National Grange meeting held In
Grand Rapids, Mich. November
1921. the following are a few Of the
resolutions adopted:
Favored strong America first
clause in any League OF Nations plan
adopted
Opposed government price hxinr Of
every form.
Absolutely refused 10 cooperate
with the Aperican Federation of La
Dor. or to accept an Invitation 10 send
delegates to meet with them at Wash
ington. ID. C.. December Is. to con
slider all the labor problems of the
present time
Called for a national secretary OF
agriculture who Is in actual touch
with farm needs and conditions.
Demanded recognition OF the farm
people in future policies of govern
ment
Declared for cooperative market
ing of farm products and better
chance for food producers
''Rejoiced in years victories for
prohibition and woman's suffrage"
Royal Gorge Grange OF Canon City
was organized one year ago this
month with II: charter members.
and now has a membership Of
over $50.
All farmers and fruit growers
should become members.
w. s. POST. Master.
Royal Gorge Grange. Canon City.
Colorado. January =. 1920.
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Local Men to
Attend Fort
Collins Meeting

The annual meeting of the Colo
rado State Farm bureau Association
viii be held at Fort Collins on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. The county agents conference
occur at the same place on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday following. Del
egates from every county farm bureau
in the state will be in attendance at
the former convention. when a pro-
gram of state work for 1920 will be
formulated on the reports OF the
county organizations. The state work
will be predicated. as far as possible
on the aspirations and ambitions of
county bureaus. Unusual attention
is being directed TO the Fort Collins
meeting by the farmers of Colorado
ON account OF the business to be trans
acted. One OF the big questions to
be discussed Will be Colorado's mem
bership in the National Farm Bureau
federation.
The delegates from the Fremont
County Farm Bureau to the Fort Col
Inns meeting VIII be Frank r. Lamb.
president and George :. Turner. sec
retary. They will leave here Satur-
day night in readiness to take part
in its sessions on Monday Frank
Steinmeier and W. w Goodwin NAV
also attend he meeting as alternate
delegates from the local organization
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s...e 3 Ohio. cl.y o. rolsdO.

state " Ohio, City OF Toledo.
Frank J. cheney makes oath that he
u senior partner OF the nrm OF +. J.
Cheney = Co.. doing business In the city
of Toledo, County md State aforesaid.
AR that snid flrm will pay the sum Of
and every case Of Catnrrh that cannot e
MEDICINE. FRANK y. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed In
ny preeence. this 9Th day qf Dccember,
iGscD- Notary Public.
Halvs catarrh Medicine % tAksn tn.
ssrse!iy as1 acss shrorsh fss 1seoa e e
- ES ~ isny I GO. rsssAs. Q.
e. : y. .sSs;.supsaasn. 3;
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WILL RETURN TO PUEBLO
THIS AFTERNOON.

Rev O. S. Reed. former pastor of
the Christian church here. but for sew
eral years past resident OF Pueblo.
has been a visitor in Canon City for
a couple of days. He came up We'd
nesday morning to look after some
business matters requiring his atten-
tion. He win reurn home his even
ing
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WoOlwOrth 1919
Sales to Reach
Near S11S,000, 900

Gross sales of F. w Woolworth
Company for 1919 reached s1is.ooo.-
600. Rnin OF title less than sii.-
400 00o over 1918. which had the big
cesi sales for any year since the for
~,ation or the company. according to
Dow. Jones a Co. Sales In the first
10 months were In excess of $4,000 :
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Smith-Stewart
Wedding Thurs.
at st. Benedict'S S

FLORENCE. Jan. s.-Frank b.
Smith and Miss Nina T. Stewart. a
wellknown and popular young Flor
cnce couple, were united In marriage
Thursday morning at st. Benedict's
Catholic church. Father Ferdinand. Of
fciating. Only the immediate reia-
tives and n few friends OF the con
tracing parties were present on the
occasion. Miss Mary Ann Smith, sis
ter OF the groom. and Richard Kane
attended the couple. The bride was
attired in neat brown travelling suit
with hat to match.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.,
sand Mrs. Smith left by auto for Pueblo
whore they took train for Denver.
They will spend few days in the cap
itai city and then plan 10 60 10 Omaha.
81. Louis and on TO Tulsa. Okla. At
the latter point Mr.. Smith will look
over a business proposition which he
4 considering at this time.
Mr.. Smith Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs s p Smith OF Brewster, a fam.
ny held in the hishes; esteem by the
thcv have resided for so many years.
- y Sn1iih nus pefh PROMINENT t""'
operator In the Fremont county field
for 90 years. and his son Frank has
been closely identified with the con
duct OF the same In various capacities
all of which he filled in an efficient
manner Mr. Smith and sons dis
posed tof their entire mining interests
n few, weeks ago to the c. r. a I
Company after a very successful bust
ness career. and the groom is looking
for new location. and may decide
upon Oklahoma. He is young man
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

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e are nov the authorized service station fr the Gould Storage Battery.
Inc chef point IF difference between The Gould Battery and obe. bon =. j.
bedrock Of battery quHy-unh the plates Is
Gould supeHnd Plates have been The basis If Gould Quality e.
@a nave never been successfully initiated In order to avoid confusion with other So
called hard plates the nam "Drendnaugbt~ re:.tered L S Patent Oar1 H.. - -
adapted and that "Dreadnaught" is the ans Of the ouginal tmelrod sme-6sTJ
Ten years ago the plate experts Of the Gould Storage Battery Co achieved
notable adYanee IN storage battery practice. by hardening" the active Material q H.
POSITIVE plate without the usual loss Of capacity.
a comparatively soft" plate composition has Of necessity been used b. oh, L..
tey manufacturers, due 70 the difficulty Of obtaining the required capacnvw with
hard plate composition. The soft paste. while giving full battery eanactv eav
IN ats hs has a tendency to bo.n from The plates. Or to become dsodsed. and thu,
diminish is life and hasten an untmeg enc.
The Gould "Dradnaugt" Plate contains a very hard and doa.bnnd .,w.
HatlaLs giving equally heh capacity for the same plate dimensions as IS obtained with
the softer material Of other makes Of psies-and mcompmaby greater strength
and coheavenea. "N~"
Recognizing that pure oxides" are as essential to plate quality a. the latter i
+" INT battery quality, the Gould Storage Battery Co IS guarding Gould Quality at its
source BY manufacturing their own lead oxides" IN their oun plant s. far as q
e as0etamed n other battery manufacturer has gone to such lengths 10 insure the
quality Of plates :"
Fer over forty years Cold Batteries have demonstrated the highest dsss, of re.
liability n the most severe fields Of Battery Service
Gould Wireless Reserve. cvoams and subn.ra, B.usa,. .s known tn. ....
seas oyr
Batteries built By Gould as used for train lighting o. practically every railroad
in the country, also in railway agna-ysem service. and BY telephone and telegraph
systems throughout the couna,. These arc just a rev references Of tie Could Batter.
The Gould Battery IS guaranteed for ons year
Tie Gould Auto Battery is built exactly as the submarine bsaere. Of III. five ma
tons using them. only smaller Of course
Pyramid Automobile Brushes are the boston tn, market. 95 per cent of the py.-
and is the right brush for your car Brushes fr al makes If Starters. Generators and
Magnetos
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Advertise II Tie Times
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
AKRON TEAM
IS HUMATICS

ri-sme SUES .,,s IS tae fuasr-
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-26
Jack.

He has gone to .slccp--thc bcauti-
iul, brown water spaniel dog--bc-
longing to Mr.. and Mrs Mark
Graves. will not be seen again in his
chair at the window in Mrs. Graves
shop. In this world where friends
Ike Jack are few he will be greatly
missed by us. He WAS - years, -
days old.
Friend, prove iaithlcss, raise, unhird
Say mean things OF you.
Is then you strive and seek to lnld
Some one who'll be true.
Seek among the cloWly ones
You find along lie way.
For each kind aG1-l1S-r r1nlll44p4s-4--
Will surely bring some day.
y G had friend through kindness
won,
He was clad when We came back
Always badc Ii, welcome home,
pur faithful little Jack.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of Administration upon the estate of
Johnson Z. Sutton, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Bates County,
Missouri. bearing date the Sixteenth
day OF February. 1920
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to. exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ancc within six months after the date
Of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of granting said letters, they shall be
forever barred
Witness my signature this 10th day
Of February, 1920.
IRA l.. SUTTON,
Attest: Administrator
tScaD II. l.. SHEPPARD,
Io-4t Judge OF Probate.
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Treat Your Seed Oats for Smut.
4 great MANY people OF our COZ,

| \ great many people OF our colln
ty arc planning to treat Their oats Iol
smut, and a good many thatLrart mo-
| HOW planning to do SO should. 4:
there is considerable smut in all th>
i,clds OF the county and it only costs
&. lew cents per acre to stop TINS loss
and eliminate all the slnu, in the
fields.
Treating oats ior smut is not diff
cult ii the directions are followed out
as they are given The important
thing to remember is to thoroughly
wet the grain when treating and after
il has laid for ten hour, see that it is
thoroughly dried il not drilled ut
once.
Proper method is to treat the grain
the might before You want to drlll It.,
and cover it up all night The mex.
morning it will be dry enough t.
drill quite freely by opening the ma
chine to sow abou, l~4 bushel more
than usual. We hope that you will
and after you have tried ii we know
that you will continue to treat your
seed grain.
seed treatment tor Cat smut:
Wet Method--Sprinklc seed until
thoroughly moist with solution OF
pint OF lormaldchydc to 10 gallons OF
water, shovcling over repeatedly 20
distribute moisture evenly. Forty
gallons will treat 10 bushels Shovel
into Il pile and cnNcr-~lthE sack :, estit--
vas or blankets iur two hours or over
riuhl DRY bN SDrralinr in thin law
CT and stirring occasionally VITA
rake. Seed may be sown when dry
enough to run freely through the
setting the drill to SOW
about , pccks more per acre, to al
low for the swollen condition OF
grain. ii to be stored for several
days or longer. dry thoroughly. Dis
inject sacks, bin and drill to prevent
rc-inlcction
X. A. Langcnbachcr
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Spruce Township Convention.

The Spruce township Democratic
convention is hereby called to meet at
Enterprise school house at $50 p. IN.
OH Saturday. March 9th, for the pur-
pose, OF ciccting ) delegates to the
county convention. ,
A,-E, l dfinston,
Nola Cole,
Committeeman.
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March Teachers Examination.

To be held in the Butler C.rcri,
Court Room March 5th and 9th. The
examinations will begin at 4. III. aud
1880 p. m. on both days. and close
at 2:,3O and GOO respectively. The
order Of subjects will be: First daf,
Geography, Language, Algebra.
photography, Grammar, Arithmetic
Literature, Reading Second day:
Civil Government. L. S. History AZ
riculturc, Algebra. Advanced SCIENCE
Physiology, Writing Pedagogy. III;
eraturc, Advanced History. Paper
will be furnished.
Respectfully submitted,
\. {. Morcland,
COUNTY SupcrinicEdcnt.
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MAD CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
FOR TWENTY SIX YEARS
NOW WELL AND HAPPY
THIS is WORTH READING

The experience OF Mr.. l.. j, Tou-
pa Xix, i435ss Rose street, Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, is chiefly remarkable
on account Of the length o. time
he H;.# afflicted.
lie writes: 81 have been suf-
icI!ng With chronic bronchitis for
tWcnty -aiN years and ever winter
! Mo,l3 catch cola ani become so
hoar, G could not speak Tor six OF
cisht weeks. ! could get only tenn
por.ry relief.
This winter was taken with
Grip and was in awful shape. A
fellow workman advised M to take
E-Eu-NA. BY the time l hal
used three-fourths Of u bottle, the
hoarsc.HSa VAS gono, al that
tired feeling. ! am on my .eecnd
bottle. Hereafter pE-nC-NA will
be constantly in my house It is
the best medicine eyer put up for
the purpose"
For any disease due to catarrh
or catarrhal conditions. pE-RC-NA
is equally dependable. Coughs,
colds, catarrh Of TIE head, stomach
trouble, CONSTIPATION, rheumatism,
pains in the back, side and loins,
bloating, belchiNg gas, Indigestion,
catarrh Of the large and small in
testines, are some of The troubles
for Which PE-RU-NA is especially
recommended.
PF-RU-NA can be purchased
anywhere in either table. or liquid
form.
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Sewer Bids.

Sealed bids for the const.u, ton .,
a sewer in District No. II il tn.
North West part OF the City ri Bat
Ter Missouri will be let by the COM
eli at its. regular meeting Illcsday
c,cnirg, March >, 1920.
Al! bids must be accompanied b.,
c,-t!:;,d check for 10 per cent II Ii,
.i,i.ul:,i oi bid for acceptance ii the
contrast ii awarded bidder
Hiahl reserved to reject any t,i,.
Plans and specifications OH .ilc.
]. i. SAiiIF.
l3.,d City Clerk
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that letters
OF administration upon the estate of
w. c. Brown, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court OF Bates County, Mis-
souri, bearing date the End day of
February, 1920.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
of said letters. or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of the granting said letters, they shall
be forever barred.
Witness my signature this end day
of February. 1920.
WELDON D. YATES,
Attest: -- Administrator.
{SeaD -- H. Z. SHEPPARD,
I8-4t Clerk of Probate
By Cannie c. Sells, Deputy Clerk.
DIR. R. r. GLoYD
Deputy State Veterinarian
Calls answered promptly
Ia Block South Of Post Office
Office Phone - sI-d
Resident Phone SO Butler, No.
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To Holders of Bates County
Warrants:

Notice is hereby yivcu tia. "a
prepared to pay Bates county WAY.
rants as follows:
Salary Fund; All Warrant, pro
tested to date.
Contingent Fund: All Narrlnts
protested TO date.
Bridge Fund.- All warrants pro-
tested up to and including Zebra ny
-, OH.
!. II. STONE.
County Ireas rev
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A Nevada, Mo-, Girl Slain.

Nevada, Mo-. Feb. 2,2.-Mystcry
surrounds the shooting OF Sylvia. E
ycarold daughter OF Clevc Brundidsc
a well known farmer Of this county
late Sunday afternoon The child and
her lo-ycarold brother were alone
i'll the house at the time OF the TRACE.
dy, She lived but few hours after
the shooting and maintained to the
last that an unknown person opened
the door and shot her.
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The Times phone number is 81
Get the habit OF calling up.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-26
To Hang Negro Who Attacked
Woman.

Poplar Hlllli. Mu.,-EeA- - James
.l"hnS"n,, negro, was found guilty by
the jury III circuit Court hcre today
ot attacking Mrs. Emma Mann, a
white woman OF North Poplar Bluff,
several weeks ago. and wa, given the
death sentence. He will be hanged
March 10 at the county Jail here.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, thar Lee
tiers of Administration upnn-the-
tate of Lafayette Yates Classify, de-
ceased, have been granted to the uli-
dersigned by the Probate Cou.t OF
Eates County, Missouri bearing date
the Sixteenth day of February. 1890
All persons having claims agairs:
said estate arc required to exhiDii
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
of said letters, or they may be pre-
cludcd from any benefit of 5 :ch
estate; and if such claims be MT e.
hibited within one year from the date
of granting said letters they shalt tr
forever barred. -------------
Witness my signature this 10th day
of February, 1920.
w. L. classify,
Attest: Administrator
(SeaD H. E. SHEPPARD.
fo-4t Clerk of Probate