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ADVERTISER VOL. IV LAW1INNCH, KANSAS OKCKMItKIt 28, 1910 NO. 2 The lloworMockTliMitr The Question of Recall The wr.ter, having been out of the state for a few weeks, Quality Matrimonial Kaffles In Illinois. "Three elgiblo bachelors" guaranteed "providers" were won by three women at a matrimonial rallle at filen Carbon. Illinois, as tho climax of a dance.

The names are: was surprised to find upon returning that an effort was PROFESSIONAL. W. W. RUSS, DENTIST Dentist, Dirk Building. HARRY REDING, M.

Kyft, ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Office V. A. A.

Building. Phones Bell 513, Home 512. A. 0. ANDERSON, M.

D. Calls promptly answered day or night. Office 7 15 Vermont Street. Phones 124. DR.

W. C. MoCONNELL JoeC'lenson, IM, coal miner of Glen Plays Night 7:30 Carbon, won by iss Maude Fletcher J. J. Collins Has a Good Idea.

Mr. J. J. Collins, the restaurant proprietor in the Perkins building, believes not only in pure food but in good cooking. It is his idea that every hotel and restaurant ought to have a qualified cook.

They should know enough at least, not to Kison people. For six years Mr. Collins was steward and chief cook at the Santa Fe Hospital at Topeka, and while there he acquired not only practical knowledge in the preparation of food, hut gained an exalted ideal of a head chef. Mr. Collins selec Matinee ot Glen Carbon.

Charles Hendricks, 'iH, marble worker of K.dwardsville, won by Miss Sarah Brown, of Denver, Colo. Joe Jiggers. HI, bar tender, of Calls Office over Kvans' Drug Store, General Practice. answered ot any time, COMMENT. Topek.t street car me got a cent an hour raise in wages for a Christinas present.

It seems that three death sentences and 14 years inprisoninent were not nough for a Tulsa, Oklahoma, man. lie is to be married in June. Tho Merchants'Transfer Company warehouse in Topeka burned Sunday. worth of print paper and a 2,000 building were destroyed. The paper belonged to tho Capper Publications and there must hay been nearly a wagon loud of it.

An inmate of the penitentiary, taken there for bad conduct in the reformatory, has involved a new point of law by inheriting $65,000. A convict in tho penitentiary loses his rights and.cannot inherit. It is being held that ha can inherit tins money on the ground hat he was not legally sentenced to the state prison, but was sentenced only to the reformatory. Glen Carbon, won by Miss I toss RALPH BARNES, Physician and Surgeon, residence 512 Tennessee street. Both Phones 83, office 206-7 Perkins Building, General tion for that position is proof of his I cTVl.

cA P. MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE l) Tub AnvBKTiHKit Tki.ki'Honk in UX'AI, DtSTAtHK (f Peerless Fruit Stand T. G. Notara, Prop. F.

G. Notara, a new resident, has an up to date fruit stand at 707 Massachusetts street. It is a treat qualifications. Three years ago Mr. Collins fcs-tablished himself in the new Per DR.

A. GIFFORD Telephone, Residence 24. Office 24 Hed. Residence 17 E. Eleventh Street, Office 927 Massachusetts Street.

Calls promptly answered day or night. DR. WILL R. Dentist Over Evans Druf? Siore. 819 Mass.

St. being made to recall the Mayor of Lawrence. The report of no arrests for accepting bribes or selling official influence had reached our ear. No specific overt acts ot gross incompetency or neglect 'f duty had been reported. Had some crime been committed? What reason, then existed for recalling the Mayor? Up to the present time no adequate reason has been made known.

Mo definite charges have been made and proved. So far as the public has been informed only vague accusations and unauthentic hear-say exist. It is a serious matter to recall an official and extremely uncomplimentary to make such attempt. It is an imputation against an individual which ought not be tolerated for any such motives as jealousy, personal or political differences or disappointment in failing to elect another or in getting an appointment to some minor office. Perfect, indeed, must be the man who could become Mayor under a new form of City Government and make no mistakes.

There is no official act of any moment which could possibly please all of his constituents. Without the slightest reflections upon any one, what person could take the place and please everybody? Have we any one so perfect that he can be guaranteed not to make mistakes? The citizens of Lawrence as a whole have no disposition to insult the Mayor and the large majority of his friends who elected and re-elected him will doubtless give no serious consideration to this unexplained attempt to recall. kins building and has built up a splendid business which now occu pies four rooms. Every thing is just to stop inside on account of the neat and clean, tile floor etc. A few steps east from the Perkins corner, L.

L. SHAW, D. C. 904 Vermont Street. Chiropractic will remove the cause of your disease, acute or chronic.

1 fragrance of the fruit. Mr. Notara is an artist in the arrangement of his stock and is having very gratifying patronage. The Market Cafe, by which name Mr. Collins place is known, is patronized by traveling men from all oyer the country.

DR. L. M. MATHEWS DENTIST Removed to Room 4, Jackson The German Armies Win in Rumania. The German armies continuo their Bldg.

Brown, of Denver. The Misses Hrown are sisters. They were not present at the drawing, haying sent their numbers and names to two young women of Glen Carbon who drew for them. Following the drawing, the women escorted their "prizes" from the hall. The question of manage was left to tho couples themselves.

One of the original three bachelors who ollered themselves for the lottery is said to have lost courage at the last moment and Joe Clensen volunteered to take his place. The numbers of the women were placed in a hat and the names of the willing three in a hat also. They were drawn simultaneously by a small boy. Nearly every unmarried eligible woman in Glen Carbon was present. Three Death Sentences Lives to Wed.

Tusla.Okla., Dec. 27. Albert Patrick, now a wealthy oil man here, thrice sentenced to die in Sing Sing on a murder charge, but who was pardoned after a memorable fight by his millionaire brothor-in-law, John B. MiUiken, of St. Louis, today announced his engagement to Miss Mildred West, daughter of a Tulsa The Market Cafe has elevator service and patrons may go in from the main Perkins entrance.

The class success iu Rumania. More than H. W. HUTCH I ON Dentist, 308 Perkins Building, Lawrence, Kansas. of patrons is a good indication of the service rendered.

When you want a good meal and a clean cozy place in which to eat it, don't forget the Market Cafe. EDWARD T. RILING Attorney at Law. Office 906 Massachu aetts street. South of Peoples State Bank, L.

H. MENGER Attorney At Law and Real Estate. 712, Massachusetts St. Lawrence, Kansas. 150,000 prisoners and 11,000 cannons havo been captured.

Concentrated resistance was ollered by combined Russian and Kmnuinian forces but this was crushed and driven back in Dobundja the 22nd. Tho Central powers havo a mighty military machine which makes progress wherever it goes. Leaving enough soldiers behind Glasses btted, and Lenses ground the correct size and shape for you Hester Roberts. State Publication of Text Books 600 Rabbits Riding a Jitney tiOO rabbits loaded on a Ford car were rather an unusual sight. Such passed through Law-rente Saturday.

They were from Lone Star enroute to Kansas City. Died at Perry Aged 90. Mrs. Sara Rivers, years old. died at Perry Tuesday.

The deceased was the mother of thirteen children and had lived in Kansas BO years. Switzerland Joins Plea For Peace. Switzerland has sent a note to all warring nations announcing its willingness to support the U. S. government in a move to establish peace.

B. WILSON Attorney at Law. Lawrence National Bank Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Bell Phone 702. Home Phone 419.

cement fortifications, to hold their Remember, The Advertiser Phone numbor is Hell 21. Call up when in need of anything in the printing line. 0. W. CLARK Attorney at Law, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, 728 Massachusetts Street.

Bell Phone 813. trated against any point where an 1 he book trust has been one or the worst parasites on advance is desired by tho use the body industrial in the state. For years it robbed school of big guns, armored motors and children and poor parents of hundreds of thousands of dollars liquid fire all opposing forces are re i i-ii ri i and many politicians and some state officials were at times ED. W. PARSONS Engraver, Watchmaker and Giants Dwelt in Kansas.

Jeweler. Phone 717. Diamonds and Jewelry. Bell 717 Massachusetts Street. participants in the robbery.

O. W. WEBER Attorney at Law. Suite 9, Bowersock operator. They will wed in June.

Patrick was tried for the alleged murder of Willian Marsh Bice, millionaire founder of Rico institute.of Houston, who died in New York September 10. While in prison under sentence of death, Patrick was married. His wife died soon after his release. Albert T. Patrick was pardoned Bell Phone Building, Lawrence, Kansas.

After many years and millions in loss to the state, state publication was finally adopted against the most stubborn opposition backed by the strongest lobbies that ever enfested the legislature. A fairly good space writer reports the following from Pittsburg, Kansas Pittsburg, Dec. 25. Can you imagine a prehistoric man whose tooth would weigh four ounces, a tooth which would take a wire cable of 1,000 pound strength to pull? Such a tooth has been found in a 264. Collections.

through Relg'uiui and penetrated almost to Paris. It tuado the domes of Petrograd tremble, devastated Serbia, destroyed Montenegro, devoured Ruiniania and bombarded the Italians until the Alps shook to their foundations. It is this militarism this ponderous death machine, that civilization tj PER CENT ON SAVINGS One-quarter Million Paid In Taxes Part of the II. C. of L.

comes under the head of taxes. Law and order are becoming more and more expensive necessities. The Lawrence Building and Loan Asso A report issued this month shows a saving of $75,000 to the state and proves the wisdom of state publication by Governor Dix of New York on ciation pays 6 per cento- savings. U. S.

G. Plank, Secretary, 739 Massachusetts St. ELDRIDGE HOUSE 8TABLES W. E. Moak, Proprietor.

Taxicabs, Our government coats ten times as much in proportion to tlio value- of property as it did when life was Citizenship Required Both Phones Hack, livery and boarding. 14b, Lawrence. Kansas. (I O. HUNSINGER coal bed, more than lit 10 feet under the ground.

The tooth was found about two miles northwest of Pittsburg, Kansas, in a coul mine Dentists claim that, because of certain formations, it could be nothing but a grinder from the head of a prehistoric man. While it is light and appears to be bone, it is in a perfect state of petrification. so deplores. It is not the Gurman people who are criticized but it is the tyrannical, military, destructive spirit of the Kaiser and the shoulder-strapped aristocrats who rule that empire, tho German peoplo there ami here are progressive and cultured and there as well as hero do the masses desire to bo free from that despicable reign of might and deathlike determination to rule or ruin. Taxi, Hack and Livery.

90-922 Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas. Both Phones 12. November 28. 11112, after ten years in prison following his conviction for the murder of William Marsh Rice, a Texas millionaire in this city. He was the eluef beneficiary under the will of Rice.

Sentenced to die three times, the legal tight he made for freedom was one of the most remarkable in the criminal annals of the eountry. When putrick was convicted in March, 1H02, Mrs. Addie M. Francis, to whom he was engaged, proved her faith in bin by It requires big citizenship to actually pull for a town, even when individual interest must be sacrificed. It requires a big man to invite a competitor in his line of business to come.

It is one thing to boom a town and is another to be a true sportsman enough to divide your own business and take equal 3G M. Street really in danger hore-in the days, of wild savages and border war-fare. The taxes on one of our average farms are ten times as much dow as they were fifty years ago. This county has collected to date this year more than a quarter of a million dollars. Of course our taxes now do muoh more than pay for preserving the peace.

XA I The prehistoric giant, who had L. A. r-4 j-OTHESDotli I nones jjj such a tooth easily could have opened his mouth 12 inches wide. He must have been about 12 feet in height marrying him in the Tombs prison chances. What most of us want is for people to come to Lawrence who will patronize you and me individually; but not completely with you and me.

That spirit won't do. It would make a one man town. True, there may not be business now for more and able to have taken a 6-foot step. Many Rabbits Used as Food The bunnies are unwillingly doing DR. JOHN C.

RUDOLPH. Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. Private Hospital, 922 Kentucky Bell Phone 437. Home Phone 469. Lawrence, Kansas.

iu this city. She worked tirelessly from that time until he was freed to It is practically impossible to determine at what age this man Interest prominent men in his behalf all thoy enu to bHlp o.it in thn hiRh peope en in certain lines but increase in population cost of living. Dealers are selling and her brother, John T. Milliken, of St. Ixjii is, spent a fortune to gain creates mar.

Dusiness. Patrick liberty. For ten years Mrs- Patrick lived within sightof the walls of Sing Sing that she might be near her husband Played The Role of a Lost Father. Mrs. V.

Deitrirk, of Topeka, advertised for her lost father and learned that he had died in Kentucky. Later a man named J. K. Reeves answered and asked for money. Reeves is now in jaii on a charge of using tho mails in an attempt to defraud.

BYRON JONES COLD STORAGE MEAT MARKET 830 Massachusetts St. I kandlo the iilCST. Hoth Phones KG theni, dressed, two for 25 cunts and many are being shipped away to market. Sinoe the snow hunters have stormed tho entanglements every where and one dualr has shipped fi.OOO. and comfort him.

The day after he No local organization ought to strive to keep out competitors of local business men. Such should induce new industries to come, choosing as far as possible lines not represented. Neither should any local organization work against or for either producers or constmers but for the common interests of all. was pardoned they began their long delayed honeymoon, going first to St. liyd.

but it must have been many years before the birth of Christ, because of the depth at which the tooth was found. However, it is possible that the molar could have been placed that depth in Mother Earth by an upheaval at some time. The coal mine, in which it was found, has been in operation many years and is one of the deepest in the country. Many persons at first belieyed the tooth was that of a prehistoric animal rather than of a man. However, it was taken to several Louis and later to lulsa.

A year later the news came from Tulsa that Mrs Patrick, worn out by years of nervous strain, was dying. Local efforts which have the nature of a trust to protect and th. gen- have ruinous effect on tie tllOi lilnii enrich its members re-' eral welfare of a cqr Frank E. Bunks, Successor to Geo. A.

Banks Son Abstracts of Title Fire Insurance. Special attention given to Abstract Business Office Room No. 3, Fraternal Aid Building, Lawrence, Kans. A. L.

SELIG'S General mid Kansas Teacher, edited by P. L. dentists, who said that, because of INSURANCE AGENCY who is developing into a first $75,000 Save--!" 'State tub The a-Jtu1 savir to pt in the human lass fighting sditor-legislation certain formations Dou't fail to call at the Kaw Kash Klothing Store when in need of any thing to wear. Mr. Byrd Says "Lizzie" Went Up Hill Backwards.

We never get too old to learn and while there are tricks in all trades few of us think about going to Arkansas to learn them. Necessity is tho mother of invention and the natives ot the Ozark ''at will give the school teachers of tooth which are absent in teeth of animals, the molar must have been that of a prehistoric human being. The missing link, never found to We are Prepared to givo you tho two things that people are demanding of every high class store these days Better Groceries Service We aro always wido awako to your interests to hnu better groceries both fresh and staple, and our watchword is Service. Both Phones 226 W. A.

GUENTHER "The Home of the Best Groceries." purentt. in the thre year Kamuuhas had stats publication has been ap-1 175,000, uocording to tt statement prepared by Mr. Smith. His statement shows 402,110 texts sold by the state, the difference in price making a saving to the pur LAW11EN0K, KANSAS provide you at reasonable cost with reliable Fire, Tornado Life and Accident Insurance. Willfurnish bonds for individuals, administrators, executors guardians, public oflicials, corporations and contractors.

ALL ORDKRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED the satisfaction of the majority of the present-day scientists, must have state a majority of the state etiuol book commission. ''be State Teacher last fall publish-e( an editorial to the effect that an educator of standing in tne state favored or believed in state Plication. Then W. D. Ross, state fluperintendant of public instruction, region certainly need to get acquain been a large being.

He must have had large teeth. This might be the ted with said mother. chasers of $74,851.74. Books printed Mr. S.

P. Byrd, who has a pros Miller Made Shoes I have added a selection of the noted Miller Shoes that I can sell from $2.50 to $5.00. LKT MR SHOW YOU A. K. KOON'S Mass.

St. tooth of the missing link, who knows? and recognized as a leading school man who has done wonders tor the perous grocery and general store on the beautiful, newly paved Looust street, listened recently to the seductive strain of the real estate man and went to Arkansas to invest common schools of the state in the Eye Glass Mountings the satisfactory kind accurately fitted by Hester Roberts. four years he has been state super by the state are sold thru dealers, who are allowed a 15 per cent profit. The original act allowed only 10 per cent profit, but the 1915 legislature amended the act to allow 15 per cent The trust price on little Kansas primers was (Stic. State price 25o.

Text on agriculture was cut from 75c to 25c. Kansas histories from intendent, sprung a bomb shell among state's publication enemies some of his surplus cash in a 220 acre farm. when he gave out a statement that The farm wgs 28 miles from the state publication not only had re MAKES CLOTHES 913 Massachusetts Street. railway station and a native with a sulted in better books at lower California Washing Powder jitney was engaged for the journey. prices, but that as long as the pre sent high quality of books published The Improved Ford.

I have a lot of empty cans and soins assorted wires, two full reels of garden hose to make pneumatic tires. Marks and Son gave me some wheels that they, always keep in stock that came in very handy to fix JSeth Thomas clocks, Doc Varnum gave an old phiz bottle that had ths pro 66c to 25o. Classics from 30o to 20o, Charts from $12. to $1.10. The total saving was, in three years, $74,851,74.

Upon reaching the first steep hill Lizzie" was turned abrubtly by the state is maintained, he for one, will work for state publication. around and Mr. Bvrd thought th driver had given up the trip, but to GET A Stein-Block SUIT AT Kaw Kash Klothing Ko. his sunrise, said shot up and over the hill backward. R.

B. WAGSTAFF per nature to make the real business Mr. C. M. Warfel of the New York Cleaning Company is on a business trip to Pittsburg Pa.

and other As state publication in Kansas is passing from the experimental stags and showing itself auccess-; ful, there is plenty of evidence that 1 an organized fight is planned against it in the next legislature. Saves time labor and expense. Try it out. At all grocery stores. This was a new experience to the end of any carburator Rutter gave some bolts and screws and several eastern cities.

Watch out for the yery latest in their line when he Kansan who dwells where level fields of golden grain stretch fur as th nuked eye can see, and he asked other things, ha said I'd really need DIALER IN STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES to make eliptic springs, and then I went to Metcalf with such a susny The big book companies according to friends of state publication, are back of the fight. They are being assisted by a number of educators in the state, who declare they fear nature he gave ma some old benzine 350 Overcoats the native ehaffour for an explanation which was as follows That the hills were so steep that the gasoline could not run up hill from the tauk 839Mass. Street Phones 25 Cash Paid for Eggs cans to make a radiator, Kcke gave Your brokenLens measured(witn out the prescription) and duplicated same day with our Lens grindinf machinery. Hester Roberts. a little stove to keep the whole thing warm, Barteldes gave some old soap gourds to make some toot in horns Innss gays an empty box, Strail Second Hand Furniture and Stoves bought and exchanged for new furniture.

Goods sold on easy payment. L. L. Riling's Furniture Store, 928 Mass. street.

Home Phone 707, Bell 1006. load of boards, I am going to myself the quality of texts will deteriorate. Ab outlined by opponents of publication, the fight this session is to be along two fronts. First, legislation to restrict further extension of publication and provision for the publication of no more texts by the state than are now being published. Second and this is the fight of the to the engine.

In turning the car around this difficulty was avoided. Soon they came upon a big six clyinder car stuck on a hill where it bad been several hours. The native turned "Lizzie" around and went up the hill. The tourist did likewise aud was so grateful that he offered to a fin jug of a fin dinner for his benefactor. Misfit and New Boots, Shoes and Sweaters just as low as we possibly can sell.

Abe Wolf son 637 Mass. St. Let us haul your house-hold good with Auto truck to K. Topeka Leavenworth or in fact any where any time. Lawrence Transfer Storage Co.

10 E. 9th St. Phone 15 some improved homemade Fords. Sheridan, Try our prices on envelopes, letter heads, cards, bill-heads, lodge programs, church anuounoements, Invitations. We re-bind magaiines and old books.

Blank books furnish. We print and bind everything. Phono Bell 215, The Advertiser's Phone number Ball 215..