Baxter Daily Citizen from Baxter Springs, Kansas • 4

BAXTER DAILY CITIZEN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1920 rir i i 1 if. -1 L' Ti SIC IT I 1 MissEffie Lee visited friends in Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Grantham, Mr. Picher yesterday. and Mrs. Ed. Congdon and E.

M. King1 motored to Seneca and Wyandotte yes. Page Hamilton of Tulsa was in Bax terday. WATCH TE SPACE TOMORROW ter Saturday on business. it i J.

W. Harmon returned yesterday Mrs. J. C. Stevens and children re from a hunting trip at Wentworth, Mo.

turned home Friday after a short visit in Joplin with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mc Kee.

Austin Lane of Okmulgee was in Baxter today on business. i Mrs. E. A. Cook and daughter Miss Aleta Cook, spent the week end in Mr.

and Mrsr. Ed. Aikens of Joplin Webb City. visited friends here yesterday. No use of taking the risk of carry- 1 ing rnoney or of having it around 1 the house.

You may have it stol- 1 en and you may lose your life at the hands of some bandit. De- posit your earnings in our bank and pay your bills by check. We 1 do the book-keeping. Let us serve you Mr. and, Mrs.

H. E. Parker of St. Thelma Gipson, Lena Bu- ford, Mrs. J.

Gipson, Mrs. Chas iinunialiHlHllllli.M,mumn,lnH,n,tt Louis were in Baxter Saturday and Sunday. Sturgeon and, Luther Gunn motored to Five Mile yesterday. p- in A "KIT Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Campbell spent Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCracken the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Carter, northeast of Carthage, and children spent Sunday visiting in i Used for Immftm Commerce. Miss Genevieve White of Kansas Saitotfd for Sam Shafer of Chepota was in Bax.

15 City visited friends hqre Sunday. PHONE Na ter this morning. Is John P. Gilbert of Wichita was a uiiwifmiilUM Mrs. Allie Jennings is in Galena to Baxter visitor yesterday.

5 5 6 I day on business. HELP WANTED C. C. Cleaveland of Winfield visited FOR SALE Baxter National Bank Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Hyer and here Saturday. Wanted Several entergetic young 3 -4. Call 1125 For Sale.

Buffalo Robe. daughter, Sweet and Miss Grace McGraw visited in Pittsburg yester E. Ninth. C. H.

Jennings of Clarempre is in ri men to represent us in this city and 1 vicinity; the, work consists of solicit, ing, collecting, etc. Salary $30 weekly. day. town today on business. i 3 a a i For SaleModern 6-roohi residence.

Call 1125 E. Ninth. Mr. and Pean Showalter re Second Hand Store now open and Excellent chances fcLadyanoement For particulars write Continental Adjustment Company, Dept. jyiw.

McKajr turned Saturday from California ready for business. All kinds of sec For Sale. 4 room house; barn, ond hand furniture. 1507 East iEleveiu where they visited for several months. chicken house, smoke house; lot 110 Portland, Oregoiu.

th street. Oscar Wolf. by 142; all under fence, for only Mrs, J. W. Houke of Zincville shop 4 WANTED $1,000 Easy terms.

Treece Keaity ped in Baxter today and visited her DESERTS CITY FIELD FOR P. 0. Building. sister Mrs. Harvey Imbeau.

COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS Winfnl Will mt Ke a nonnd for For Sale. Baby buggy, bedsteads, HARVEY'S PIONEER FURNITURE EUGS AND UNDERTAKING MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE Good second hand organ for sale at some clean cotton rags.Call at Citizen Office. The lure of the "big town" news cook stove, auto and other goods. 1608 Choteau. Grantham's Music Store.

paper game has palled for James Shaw Farquhar a former Marengo Wanted Washing and ironing. Phone 66 boy who made good in it in a big way while still in his twenties but who is -4 See Spratt for Insurance. JUNIOR HIGH NOTES Mrs." Hickman's class in geogra rent and heat and light and the scores of other things that it is forced to pay out good money for? They wouldn't go to the merchant and say, "We're going to hold a bazaar to make some money; give us some of your goods to fell that night." Yet they say to the editor, "We're going to hold a bazaar; give us your advertising space, so we can get a crowd that will spend its money." And yet there's no difference. The newspapers are here to boost every worthy institution and this one expects to keep on doing it. But we'd get down on our knees and thank the good Lord right now if we could make everyone see that it takes money to run a newspaper, just the same as it does anything else.

ROBBED WHILE HIS WIFE LOOKED ON now back in Marengo as editor and LAWTESS publisher of the Marengo Republican. phy is doing some excellent work in When Farquhar was a boy in the G. W. Staton, Attorney and Coun map making having just finished the Fine new bungalow, big lot; ghade; ample room for small family. $1100.

Will sell it like rent. Kaltenbach the Home Man. BaxterDailyCitizen selor at Law. Suite 3 Rogers map of South America. The work is Marengo schools his consuming ambition was to be a star reporter on a metropalitan daily.

That ambition took him to Chicago, where he started phone 302, Baxter Springs, Kan. done on glass and must be seen to be appreciated. Parents are invited to visit her room and inspect the every afternoon 'except Sunday at Baxter Springs, Kansas, by TUB BAXTER PRINTING CO. (Ieryorste4 on the Herald-Examiner as a cub reporter. Then having a well developed business sense as well as the taste for R.

E. Rosenstein, Attorney, rooms 11 and 12 Rogers building. office 280, Res. 1166, Baxter. Springs, You should see our Junior High For Sale.

Cheap for cash, Buick teeing his stories in column one, page one he drifted to the advertising department and eventually became touring car. 1940 West Eighth street Basket Ball boys in their new suits of purple and white the Junior High 4 A. E. PFREMMER, Editor "Entered ae second class matter December 12, 1917, at the post office at Uuter Springs, Kansas, under act of March 187." Grant Waggoner Attorney-at-Law, Baxter State Bank Building. Phone 297.

Baxter Springs, Kansas. colors. If looks count we ought to win classified advertising manager. New Rug 8-3x10-6 Velvet, for in the games we expect to play in the His success there is indicated by the Phone 4363. near future with our neighDonng fact that the New York Times reached out to get him for a similar position Used Piano, a bargain, at Gran towns.

AdTcrti.lnK Rates for rates on display advertisements apply to business office, telephone ti FOB BENT tham's Music Shop. a great triumph for a man not yet The Chart on alfalfa proved very O. N. For Rent Five room house. helpful in our agricultural work so we thirty years old.

But meantime, Farquhar had been looking about him and doing some thinking. He asked him Rate BabscrlptloB Delivered by Carrier, per .10 By Mall, Inside county, per 1.00 By Mail, outside county, per year. 4.00 Baldwin. have sent, for one, on "Dairying" to keep a good thing going. Crime is becoming more and more efficient.

Carter H. Jacobs, head of a Chicago stock and bond concern, was held up and robbed of more than $6,000 worth of jewelry as his wife and child waved to him from the window of their home. Jacobs had just driven his car to the curb when an automobile with three bandits drove alongside. He was commanded to sit quiet or be killed. He was then forced to surrender a five-carat ring, valued at $5,000 a diamond studded platinum watch worth $1,500 and r.

platinum chain valued at $1,000. The robbers took $60 in money and, after warning him to stay where he was for 10 minutes, drove away and For Rent Two light housekeeping self what had become of the men who were the stars twenty years ago. The answer made him turn his back on the TOO MUCH "THANK YOU" DR. O. G.

JONES Optometrist and Optician First Stairway South Christman's 507 Main Street JOPLIN, MO. rooms. Mrs. Sybil Fancher, lizu tu Fourteenth. Times and return to Iowa.

Reason for Program. One of the churches has recently In tailed a motion picture machine. The Sunday service consists of an address by the pastor, followed by the pictures. For Rent. One five-room house, all He bought the Republican and the modern, newly painted, new garage.

Blairstown Press. Recently he pur f- i I The children grow Impatient waiting Inquire of R. C. Thomas, 1117 Eleven-th streetrBaxter Springs. chased the Williamstown Journal-Tribune which probably makes him, at We honestly believe that in the mat- ter of doing things for a mere "thank i you" the 6mall city newspapers of this country hold the record.

We say it with no desire to discriminate, for we believe Baxter people are no different from those to be found elsewhere, but we feel that on reflec Moving Express ftr the pictures, and when I suggested thirty years of age, the owner of more newspapers than anyone else in the Houses For Rent Howard Son. Covey Transfer Co. Phone 62 or 48 to little Bonlta that the pictures ought to be shown first and then permit tba children to go home she promptly replied: "Tea; but then nobody would state. The man who goes about with a For Rent 3-room furnished house, He preserves the time honored tra jewelry store, or a bankroll on his per Phone 332. Call 1240 Military.

Storage Packing stay." Exchange. tion they will agree it is true that for the number of favors rendered no ditions of the country newspaper son, puts a price on his head. i recording that Mr. and. Mrs.

Seth Other- institution is as poorly paid as i Dr. Parish, dentist, 1226 Military Smithson had dinner Sunday with the The latest sheet music at Music Shop. Blair Johnsons; that Hiram. Jones was Good second hand organs for in town Saturday and nought a can; SQUARE DEAL GARAGE Phew 43 TAXI SERVICE Diy and Night Also Storage, Car Withint and Repair Work. Walt Sullhran, Maruiar Half Block Wist ol Military od Eleventh, St that Ed White is shipping a carload Insurance Seal Estate Mining Leases G.

E.RUCKER Baxter Springs, Kansas Phone 27 See Spratt for Insurance. sale at Grantham's music shop. MICKIE SAYS: of hogs this week because he be. lieves it is the function of the local paper to supply its readers with news Tmsley the Flashlight Doctor. Yes, we carry Batteries, too.

"the" "newspaper. The church has a jj baaaar, the school has a concert, a iIub brings a paid speaker or musician to town and does so to make money, yet in almost every instance the 'newspaper is called on to announce the date, boost the attraction, get out the crowd and then be satisfied with not even a "Thank You." It is hard for some people to understand that about all a newspaper has to sell ia its space, or at least that part of its space not devoted to actual newa happenings. If it gives away its space, where is it to get the money for more white paper, more ink, more of this sort. If he occasionally feels the urge to handle a local happening as he would for the Herald-Examiner, Tinsley's Where Most People TIMETABLES FRISCO R. B.

Trade. BURTON WEAVER he downs it resolutely. Only in the business end has he reorganized the No. 112 to Kansas City .1 No. 311 to Wichita 2 HOOD COVERS ARRIVE No.

312 to St Louis -2 papers on "big town" lines. :50 a. m. :10 a. m.

:10 a. m. :42 a. m. :30 a.

m. :45 a. m. New Shipment of Ford hood covers fU' ROM. WCft GOT UTD No.

Ill to Oklahoma City 3 TRANSFER CO. Phone -124 And he likes his venture tremend for Ford cars. On application we can No. 305 to Wichita 8 ously. get hood covers for any make of car.

"I like, the country field for the va ACUfcN Mi DOJC COUECT See J. H. Auto Suppply Baxter No. 387 to Oklahoma City 8 No. 118 to Kansas City -11 No.

186 to Joplin 9 No. 329 to Columbus 4 Nd. 117 to Ft Worth 4 type for type wears out and for Springs. riety of experience it affords" he says. "Personally I made the change because I wanted to be my own boss and con m.

m. m. m. m. m.

m. ra. No. 181 to Oklahoma City 7 No, 806 to St Louis 7 316 to Springfield .2 No. 188 to Joplin 9 Umer bad BUNT' Wt tc tm Vm Clark Undertaking Go.

i M. O. G. KINQWUKM, Tinu toft Joplin to Muskoge :40 A.M. 48 P.

8 8: Muskogee to Joplin JACKSON DRUG CO trol the destines of my business. I did not have the capital to secure an interest in a big paper nor could as a salaried man, expect to have in the futurehence the need for seeking the smaller field." See Spratt for Insurance. Used piano, a bargain. Grantham Music Shop. See Spratt for Insurance.

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