The Lawrence Daily Democrat from Lawrence, Kansas • 1

YJjtt wtMf 4 So1 DAILY DEMOCRAT. THE LAWRENCE NUMiil'iaiiD' LAWRENCE, KANSAS, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 28. 1910 I.lVOLUME II Improvements. STRATEGIC POLITICS Both the Santa Fe and tne Un ion Pacific have been making im provements at their depots of late. The Santa Fe is paving along the lack of ihe depot and LAWRENCE PANTATORIUM Tailors.Cleaners and Dveus op Ladies' and Gents' Fine Clothing Also gem for Hat Vnrk 12 Warren St, Both plimi! 506 Aim-r.

the Union Pacific has closed the Haven't Found Him Although several suspects have hem brought before Mrs. Anna Watkins, who was robbed going along Massachusetts street at the south end of the park Mon-day night, none of them proved to be the right mm. Mrs. Wat-kins cm identify bin if she noes him again. The police of the city and the marshal are ransacking the town to get him, they are doing all that could ln naked of them.

We sincerely hope ho will oe caught, although indication. ire he has left the city. General Grant's Birthday Editor years ago today one of the great-generals of the world's history was bom, U. S. Grant, at Point Pleasant, Ohio.

In generalship he was second to none, in magnanimity he out-generaled them all. When General Lee surrendered to him he Baid, "take your horses home with you. You will need hem to make a li vi ng. And when his own men commenced to cheer, he said, "Don't cheer, they are our countrymen again." 1 can find nothing in the pages of nistory to compare with that. Yours lor patriotism, A.

C. SILER. two ticket windoV3 in the two rooms and placed one 1 trge window between the two rooms. The latter company has also laid new floors in the waiting rooms- Newt Hamlin's father arrived from Missouri yesterday to spend some time with his son. Asks Merchants to Cooperate The ladies of the Civic League H.

W. HENDERSON Keepi on hand the largest and best line of HARNESS, SADDLES A license to wed was issued yesterday to Milton Vermilya and Susan Laptad, liuing north of town. are not satisfied in their program of beautifying our fair city and are instituting a competitive campaign to start a rivalry among our people to induce them At the residence of Mr, and Mrs. O. A.

Column six miles west of the city yesterday af-trnoon a wedding took place that was marked by Its pretti-aess of detail, its sacred sim The two north rooms of the I nnes block have been purchased by Ouo Fischer and Phillip Ernst respectively. to plant flowers and otherwise adorn their homes. It is the intention to ask the merchants in I the different wards to offer! plicity for, it embodied all that a home wedding should mean etc. in the city at the lowest living prices. All harness made from pure oak harness leather.

A good stork of 5 A Laprobcs and blankets at right prices. Repairing a Specialty 635 Mass. St. Lawrence, Kas. prizes for the best looking lawn in their respective ward, uooa when Miss Clara Colman and Mr.

Wilfred Day, both members or two of the most prominent families tn Douglas coun thing, ladies. There is nothing that will improve tiic looks of ty, were united in marriage. our city more tnun wen Kept rnHE political game in these -L latter days is a game of strategic points. It is the aim of the candidate for office to put his opponent on the defensive. (Jnee you compel him to defend' his own personality a-d the things he represents you have him in a position to whip him.

Now this is not a philosophic discussion we are indulging in, but the cold, hard fact, easily demonstrated by the history of past campaigns and admitted by every thinking politician. Hie two factions of the Republican party are indulging in this game of strategy, and the contest is getting quite warm. We believe we can draw some conclusions from the "war of words" thus far waged that are entirely unbiased, because the whole trouble is like a. bear fight to us--we don't care who licks. Wjien Tom Wagstaff first lurched his candidacy for Governor on, an unsuspecting public, it was in the nature of a surprise; then upon fur-t consideration thought it a sort of political joke (for Tom haa a as a joker.) But after the meeting at Topeka his boom began to loom up on the horizon like the real thing.

And now the governor of this great state practically dignifies it to a contest of gigantic proportions. And in the lengthy "missile" he has caused to be published in the press he has made what we would call a gic blunder in this, game of politics. For mind you, he has not waited for hir, opponents to place him and his administration on tha defensive, but he has himself by his own act placed his administration on the rack. It will not do for hi'm to play the "Garden of Eden" game in this and say the Legislature did it. Every one knows he has the power to veto, and Mr.

Stubbs himself held Hoch responsible for the acts of 'that administration. Furthermore, Mr. Stubbs has spent over $9000.00 of his contingent fund, which is than the three administrations of Stanley, Bailey and Hoch spent in contingent money during the same length of time. Taking, a bird's eye view of this little affair, we can come to no other conclusion but that Mr. Stubbs has lost several joints in making public his etter addressed to his distinguished opponents.

Si-ence is golden in more cases than usually thought of and would have been particularly golden in the case of Mr. Stubbs, for he held "High, low jack and the game in his own hands." More political battles have been lost by talking too much than by talking toi? little. If the Wagstaff cljowd know their business they will press the advantage thrown to them by the Governor with all the vim they possess. Oh, it's a very pretty game and we are anxiously watching for the nex move. Tom Wagstaff, it's your.

move. fhe house was artistically uec IIS AIRE orated for the occasion, the lawns. Lawrence 3Ian Appointed. iolor scheme being yellow and white qualities of trailing miilax and yellow roses fur Governor Hadley has appointed nishing hte floral part of the and everywhere he flowers were arranged in Solon T. (jilmore polioe commissioner of Kansas City, Mo.

Mr. Gilmore is an alumnus of K. U. and one of our boys. He was raised in the Kavv bottom.

Has only to ask for a "fir" visit. Its management sees to it that each guest receives personal attention and the dining tables are 'oaded with txnsrs. Comj dovt foi irn- No h-cprten. a most graceful manner. At four o'clovk Miss Galdie Piper Drainage Troubles They are organizing anothe drainage tUstrict across 'the river including part of North Lawrence and Grant township.

It seems that everything went yively until an attempt A'as made to include in the dis trict the neck of the river a-rouud Cady's place. That region was left out of the district No. 4 when organized, up that neighborhood probably because of the great expense attached to the work necessary thereabouts. Now it is proposed to attach It to, the new district and thus Mils expense qntq the pepple pf paddle 'a- large proportion, pf North Lawrence, They are oirtoort oiX iioqu SqiJpm arc pufecily willing to help sang 'All For The" following which Mrs. Ida Starr began th Urates of the wedding march Ran over a Dog.

A large yellow dog belonging and the bridal party entered Wm. T. Sinclair the parlor taking their places under a large wedding bell, suspended between the parlor- to Jerrald Carter ran into a car at the corner of Mass. and Berkeley yesterday afternoon about 5 P. ML Ho slid under the car le tween the fender and the front 7(h Mass.

street and dining room. First came- trucks, was rolled around under tha truck and came out safely be- tween the front anu rear wneeis without a scratch, It was a re Abstracts of Title Mortgage Loans City Real Estate Fire Insurance. Low prices on manifold abstract work on the Neostyle, markable escape for Mr. Dog, some but object to bearlnk the brunt of het expense of tl work up there that will benefit only that section, Get together Gentlemen and settle this matter by the people of the deputed section offering stand their proportionate share of the expense and the others helping along The entire section will be benefited by the work to some ex-tent. i Died of Measles.

The ten year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Stone died at Tonga-noxie yesterday morning of the measles. The funeral will be held this morning. PEOPLES STATE BANK' Both Phones 900 900 Mast.

NOTICE little (Nellie Armstrong niece of the bride, daintily dvessed as flower girl. Attending the bride was Miss Margaret Oa-mond of Great Bend, Kansas while the groom was served by a brother of the bride, Ralph Colman. The ceremony was performed by the Rey. Sweet, pastor of the Friends church of this city. The bride was gowned handsomely In a beautiful white crepe de chine gown made over a foundation design with pearls.

She wore the customary bridal vc.ll and carried bride's roses. Following the ceremony refresh-ments were served to the guests present, the same colors, yellow and white being 'ntroduced Into the course luncheon. During the Informal reception afterwards music was given by Mrs. Starr and Mrs, Homer Hird. Mr.

and Mrs. Day will nake theiir home on the farm of the groom three miles south of the city. Mrs. Day is a Jumped the Track. The engine of Santa Fe plug Law.ence, Kans.

PAYS INTEREST ON SWINGS ACCOUNTS AND TIME DEPOSITS $1 Starts a Savings The signed Mass. over office of the under-1s moyed form 1007 St. to 1027 Mass St. the University Meat jumped the track at the foot of Ohio street yesterday morning. The forward trucks skittcd along Mrs George Shaw was the hostess at the Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club meeting yesteiday.

The meeting was held at her mothers home Mr Alex Marks. Two Car Loads of Cultivators Choice of Five Large Factories: Dempster Moline Double pvow Cultivator? Janesville Capt.Kidd Disc Cultivators Oliver Combined Shovel and Disc Cultivators Busy Bee Jenny Lind Cultivators J. I. Case Eclipse 4, 6 and 8 Shovel Cultivators The Best of Everything in Our Line Evans-Metcalf Lawrence, Kan. Market.

the track for pome little distance but no damajie resulted. The Lerpy Walling. Real Estate Exchange tram was delayed forashorttin only. Postponed. The Review Club has post GUARANTEED! poned the social evening until FUNERAL OF MRS.

JENNIE RILEY. Mrs. Riley, notice of whoie death appeared in yesterday's is- he night of the 3rd of May very ciiarming young woman You can find the importel at the home of Mrs. A. Young Mrs L.

PT Baldwin' will en-terta1n lh.e Literary Club at 2:30 o'clock on Thursday afternoon i542 Lou'sara Street. ive oil, with the nutty flavor at Raymond's Drug Store. We make a specialty of 'sue, will be buried today at 10:10 I A. M. from the Christian churcl Rev.

Milton officiatin jr. Inte -'ment will be made at Oakhil cemetery. Built for Wear We solicit your account, large or small, it will have our careful attention. framing pictures. Satisfaction vith a reputation for brt lancy as she has been one of the ablest teachers In Douglas -ounity.

Mr. Day is a very cap able young man who Is in a position to make a suitable home for his bride. The young couple received a large numbe of very handsome gifts. Fraser Hall. Kansas Missouri Debate.

Saturday Night April 80th. or money refundei Wolf's Book Store. Fiaser Hall. Kansas-Mis-suiui Debate. Satin-day Night April A license to wed was issued Going Out of yesterday to Milton E.

Vermil WATKINS NATIONAL BANK ya and Susan Laptad living north of town. Fraser Hall. Kansas-Mis-ourl Ik-bale. Saturday Night Business We offer our entire stock of The two north rooms of the April iiOUi. UR serviceable shoes for A re you Ready Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 Undivided Profits $20,000 goxlsfora very short time at 9 the Mechanic, Innes block have been purchased by Octo Fischer and Phillip unheard-of-prices.

Lawr nee Troduce Markets. and the Laboring Alan Cotton Goods. Ginghams, Prints Ernst respectfully. are built for comfort as well Sheeting; Ladies' Dress Goods in Repps, Poplins, Organdies, Dimi as durability. (Fu nUhed daily by Wm.

fof a New Suit J. B. WATKINS, President C. A HILL, Vice President C. H.

TUCKER. Cashier V. E. HAZEN, Ass'l Cashier ties and Wool Dress uooas. If anyone needs a comfort The Kanwaka Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs.

Gjo. Drew yesterday afternoon. Men's. Ladies and Children's Helm Commis'on Co.) Butter, packing 17 1-2 Eggs 17 JACOB HOUSE. A.

C. MITCHELL. Shoes and Oxfords at cut prices. able shoe it's the man who is on his feet all day. JA.

MOOKE of new TI7E HAVE a ptemier display mi Tr 1 Carpets and Art Squares in Chickens I I i ne rwanwaiva rallies aiu so shades We have made Working- modes in Men's Garments; New every pattern. ciety wm meet at tne u. church on the 4th of May. There Trunks and Suit Cases in all sizes. men's Shoes a study, and we are showing the very best will be a business meeting after which the ladies will do some quilting.

Each one is expected Hensl31-2c Springs 2 to 4 lb. 15c Broilers 21c Young roosters 10c Old roosters 7c Ducks 12c Geese 6c in Neckwear and Hosiery; New Shirtings and the many accessories of correct dress. We have quality for the man icho has set aside makes known- splendid leathers, Tan or Black, made strong, McCall'a Latest Patterns to bring their basket ard spend the day. The things left over from the fair will be sold. JOS.

E. RIGGS, I Attorney-at-Law SPECIATIES: Abstracts of Title, Suits to Correct Defective Titles, but not clumsy-durable, yet Turkey? Please call at once and see us. comfortable. Come, see these Shoes. Hens 16c Gobblers 15c Toms 14c.

'25 As the price he can pay, and for the man who Wants the best value at I can save you our middle man's profit in the purchase of your wall paper. I buy direct ani will visit C.J.IIOLTIIOEFER&SON $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 Fire Insruance 70 MAJJ.IT., LAWRENCE. KS 639 Mass. street, north of law. Nal'l Bank.

you on request with samples, and WANTED Good farm near make contracts to repaper yous Lawrence. Cash guaranteed) Fischer's 7-room residence, lot 70 x'f0om Dr your home completeY" Both with 142 feet! $2,200.00 within 60 days. Address or call on J. B. Fugate, .1024 Mass.

St For both there is style, superb workmanship and a world or satisfaction in buying our clothes. Kaw Kash Klo thing Ko. Sheets Bouldin. 814 Massachusetts Street la one block of Massachusetts Street Ctr Line. M.

F. REYNOLDS Cleaning and Repairing All work to give J. H. Paper Hanger. 1306 West Elliott Street.

If you are in need of pajnt satisfaction. Fischtr't Shoes are Good Shoes Bill Home Phone 374 Wall paper at Wolfs book store, use Lucas Tinted Gloss Paints 1015 Maeaathusetts Raymonds Drug Store, i fiel 116J Home 5642.