The Coffeyville Herald from Coffeyville, Kansas • 4

THE HERALD'G ADVERTISERS APPRECIATE NEGRO PATRONAGE. TELEGRAPHIC NEW8 NOTES. Iprofcsslonal Cards PISS AGRICULTURAL Bill Gbeatrcs E. C. WASHINGTON, The Tailor SUITS MADE TO ORDER Pants $5 and up.

All work done in shop 120S Walnut Street Phone 271 Jefferson Theatre, MONDAY, aIpRIL 7 Boston Ideal Opera Co ODEOti NEXT WEEK: Moving Picture and Illustrated Songs New Pictures Friday. Tuesday and bunday, something gr-eat next week 1 Jacket Theatre Virginia Jeffries and Edwin Wolcot Stock Co THE TOTAU APPROPRIATION CARRIED BY IT WAS (11,508,806. Mr. 8eott Attempted to Exclude Item of 1163,460 But Failed i by a Few Votes. an Washington, Apr.

8. Debate on the agricultural bill was resumed immediately after the house niol Thursday, the subject of governmental aid to state roads arousing a spirited discussion, Mr. Harrison, of New York, Demo- crat, to the apparent surprise of bis colleagues, but to the delight of the Republicans, placed himself in rebellion against Mr. Williams, the minority leader. He inveighed against the proposition of Mr.

Williams to expend the treasury surplus In the construction and repair of roads, maintaining that there was no surplus In the treasury so long as a national debt exlBted. There was, he said, a surplus of dully balance but no real surplus. Mr. Harrison said fhat if Mr. Williams' "so ciallstic policy" were to be pursued, tlio states soon would be asking the federal government to do everything for tliem, "down to feeding and clothing them." An amendment by Mr, Shoppard authorizing the Bocretary of agriculture to co operate with the postofflce department in suggesting methods for the maintenance and improvement of rural route roads was lost.

I The reading of the agricultural appropriation bill then was concluded, whereupon Mr. Scott, chairman of the committee on agriculture gave notice that he would ask a separate vote on the amendment increasing by sthe appropriation for soil investigations and the discussion on that subject was re-opened. Mr. Scott made a vigorous attack on the chief of the bureau of soils and charged that "with all the arts and artifices of an expert lobbyist and log Toiler," he had in his over zealous-tiess been instrumental in getting the appropriation increased. It was time, Hie said, subordinates in the department were given to.

understand that they could not override the heads of their departments, congress or any of its committees. The Democrats forced the yeas and -nays on Mr. Scott's proposition and the roll was called. The vote resulted: ayes, 142; nays, 1126; present but not voting, 10. The amendment accordingly was retained In the bill.

passed. The total amount' carried by it is $11,508,806, being J77.4G0 more than as originally reported. SHOT IN COURT ROOM. Convicted Man Opene Fire on Attorney and Is Himself Shot. Terre Haute, Apr.

3. Found guilty of a charge of arson, Henry F. McDonald, in the court room shot and Skilled. William Edward and seriously hurt another man and was himself seriously The shooting fol-flowod the announcement of the verdict of the jury before which McDonald ihad been tried on a charge of dynamiting Btores and a church in Standford 3ast year. I When the jury reported its verdict McDonald jumper to his feat and drew a revolver.

He fired at Prosecuting Attorney J. A. Cooper, but missed. Mr. Cooper dodged and McDonald directed his Are at the officers seated around the table.

Without an opportunity to defend himself Detective Dwyer was shot down. Almost in an instant Police officers and deputy sheriffs in the court room drew their revolvers and Bpened fire on McDonald. The convicted man fell with half a dozen bullets 3n his body. i Harvey V. Jones, superintendent of (police, was shot in the side.

Deputy Sheriff Ira Welton sustained a wound In the Sylvester Doyle, city court bailiff, was shot In the leg. Another shot struck a bystander, i The shooting was the climax of a '(sensational trial which has been bltter-3y contested. McDonald was known to "be a bad man, but had been permitted lis liberty during the trial. The police department has been active in the case and several officers were In the cout room to hear the verdict. 1 Hadley's Request Denied, Jefferson City.

Apr. 3 The Missouri supreme court Thursday denied Attorney General Hadley's motion for the appointment of a commissioner to take testimony in his ouster suit against the Missouri Pacific. Wabash and Iron Mountain railroads, the Pacific Express company, Rich Hill' Coal Mining company and the Kansas Missouri Elevator company for at leged violation of the state anti-trust laws. The case is set for argument UNION GRORY CO. The man that knows alvsXys buys his Groceries, Flomf Lard, and Meat From jus.

Pancake Flour, package 5c 3 lbs, Pie Apple, 15c ea, can, 2 cans. A 1 i5c cans Baking Powders 10c 2 5c cans Baking Powders 15c Diamond Soap 8 bars 'i A 25c Silk Soap, 7 bars L. All wc ask of you is a chance, and treat us aswe would treat you' We ask for your trade whether it is little much. 11 1216 Walnut St. Coffeyville, Kansas Prescriptions a Specialty and Pure Drugs.

DAVID MORRIS, Pres. F. M. EAGLESON, Phar. I PHONE 872.

SEE S. H. Hahn, Tailor tJnder old P. O. Building for all the New Jungle Shades in Fawn, Brown, Nut Brown, Moose Greys and all Animal Shades in Elephant Greys, and Tiger Stripes ANTS S3.SO UP UITS $1 3.00 UP Gleaning and Pressing Neatly Done Enterprise Furniture and I Laundry Co.

LAUNDERING Dye prks, Cleaning and 1 Pressing. STOVES REPAIRED. Phone loll). 1212 S. Walnut St.

AS, Prop. 617 Union Street, Coffeyville, Kans. Mi. ids on SUCCESSOR TO THE W. W.

DRUG CO. All Prescrjpticns Carefully Compounded, PHONE '483. UU SOUTH WALNUT ST. VT Leading GrocSu and the City. Opening at my Park April 5.

S. H- Brown, Mgr. The senate Thursday confirmed the nomination of David Jayne Hill to be ambassador to Germany. The Standard Steel Car company of Hammond, closed down Thursday, throwing 1,200 men out of employment. The 26th annual session of the Southwest Kansas conference of the Methodist church Is In session at Win-field with Dlshop Warren presiding.

Gen. J. Warren Kelfer, congressman from Ohio, has accepted an Invitation to deliver an address at the Baxter Springs, reunion on September 2. Joseph E. Smith, a student at Cot-ner university, Lincoln, has been designated as Nebraska's winner of a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford university.

E. L. Stroud, publisher of the Muskogee, Midday Messenger, an Independent newspaper, was placed In jail Thursday night on a charge of criminal libel. 1 The continual downpour of rain for three days throughout West Vlrgina has caused the loss of five lives and damage to property exceeding half a million dollars. Headquarters of Gov.

Johnson of Minnesota, candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for the presidency, were formally opened In the Grand Pacific hotel at Chicago Thursday. Thomas F. Smith, secretary of Tam many hall, Is on his way to Denver to engage hotel accomodations for the Tammany host which will go to the Democratic national convention. Sec retary Smith will engage rooms for 800 Derson, Milk Condensing Plant Work on the milk condensing plant at Tonganoxie has progressed to a point where the factory Is nearly complete. Most of the machinery has been installed.

The principal piece of machinery is a large vacuum pan, In which the milk to be condensed will be boiled, at low temperature, under a vacuum. The plant, when complete, will be one of the largest industries in, that part of the state. I extend you a special invitation to call at J. H. Hooker's Cafe, 1120 WALNUT ST.

Meals 25c Served at All Hours, Short Orders of All Kinds Open Day and Night. Ice Cream Every Sunday a Specialty. Be sure and call at the before you buy Furniture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Stoves. Wall Paper, Etc, Easy Payments Phone Main 99 day; phone Main si Night MASONIC TEMPLE UNDERTAKING 1 1. A S-room cottage on 205 Sterling large barn; full let, 50x140; good well of water; all plumbed for gas; everything new.

Price Cash, balance like rent. 2. A 3-room cottage, close in on V. 12th city water; plumbed for gas; practically new. Price cash; balance monthly payments.

3. A 2-room house on V. New st. good 150-barrel cistern; all papered and plumbed for gas. Price 100.00 cash, balance monthly.

4. A vacant lot on W. New full sized lot; high and dry. Price down, balance monthly. 5.

A vacant lot on W. New 50x 140. Price cash, balance monthly. C. A 5-room cottage on 203 Sterling st.

all new; good location. Price cash, balance rent money. 7. A vacant lot In the North Side addition for 10.00 down, $5.00 per month. 8.

A 5-room house on a corner lot on Martin large barn; all fenced; good shade trees; a "snap" at down, balance rent money. 9. Don't pay rent Let us build you a home for your rent money. 10. We trade city property for farm property In Oklahoma.

$75,000 to Loan on City Property THE BIO Phone 3. LAND CO. 81S Union St. Mri 1 IIS 1. DR.

J. M. T. BASKETLE, Physician and Surgeon Ofllce Iloara 8 to 11 a. 2 to 4 p.

m. and 7 to 8 p. m. Olllce 1081 W. 12th St.

Coffeyville, Kant. Phone 210 DR. J. GRANDISON, Phone 872 1213 Mulberry Street, C01TETVILLE, KANS. M.

D. LeCOMPTON COX, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NOWATA, OKLA. Practice In all courts of Oklahoma and Federal Courts of Kansas and Missouri S. G. TOOLE, Attorney Counsellor at Law Will practice in all courts, both State and Federal.

Boom 1, 1023 8. Walnut St. Phone 331 1 Notary Public in oflloo. McCarty Carr Farmers Restaurant 1218 S. Walnut St.

Everything to order and the best of service guaranteed. Open Day and Night. I Ml 811" Where every Dollar'has the Same Purchasing Power. Belts' have only one trice to all and that price as low as dependable merchandise can possibly be sold. We are showing this season's newest style suits, designed and made by "Kup- penheimer." All the new stripe effects in browns, grays and blues at $10 up to $25.

Walk- Over and Barry Shoes $5. $4 and $3.50. Most complete line of Men's Furnishings in the City 'Belts' "We please the people" GET THE HABIT! TRADE AT Rucker's Department Store New Spring Goods Now in MILLINERY DEPARTMENT) Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Tailored Hats. Misses' Hats and Caps DEPT. Covert Jackets, Dress Skirts, in Voiles Panamas and Silks Men's W.

Negligee Shirts, "American Gentleman's" Shoes Ladies' Children's and Infant's Shoes and Oxfords L. C. KIVETT Livery Barn The 6ld Reliable Phone 3:0 1112 Oak Street, Cofieyriiie, Kans. Lee Roan Cafe MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE The swellest Colored Cafe in the city. Strictly first-class.

A-la-carte Open day and night. Phone 992. 1 107 South Walnut Street MILLINERY AND PYROGRAPHY STORE 1023 South Walnut St. Mrs. M.

E. James and Mrs. C. T. Nelosn, Props.

AYLOR a OBERDYKE Hack Line in Connection 1115 South Walnut Street Foster Williams Grocery Store We have been setting on yonr door step, waiting for your permission to come and sell you groceries, but you have persistently refused to hear our knocking, therefore we have stopped talking to you. Don't forget the Old Reliable. OOD We lead in good furniture at low. prices. Iron Beds, 2.00 to Wooden Beds, seconds, 50c up; Dining Tables, $8.00 to (18; Dining Chairs, 75c to (2.50 Second-hand Dining Chairs, 40c up; Rockers, $1.50 to 9x12 Brussels Rug, (15 up; Kitchen Cabinets $5.56 to $18; Safes, $5.00 to $10; Carthage Springs Mattresses, $3.25 to Automatic Dropbead Sewing Machines $25.00 Second-hand goods at prices to suit your pocket book.

Payments easy. BESSEYBR0S. i6xg So. Walnut. Phone 485 LOSSES Tailor Shop 910 Walnut St.

SUITS PANTS -OVERCOATS $20 to $50 5 to 15 20 to 40 LOSSES Tailor Shop 910 Walnut St. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS Livery anflFeeflBarn run CHEAP JOHN ELI Phone 421. fl 1 DIG I Everything in Drags Phone 605. Open AH Night. hcrokec OroccruCo, 1214 South Walnut.

Phone 193 See S. H. Brown, the Baker of Real Estate Office in Connection. Successor to Gvjsnier i Troops Fire at Funeral. Rome.

Apr. 3. During the funeral ef a workman Thursday, a number of roughs who were the hearse created a serious disorder. Troops were tailed out tr.d barred the passage of the procession. The rioters attempts to tree their way through the ranks of the trooi and stoned the who were to fire, killing ttree of the rioters nd wouudm J5 four of who wrre mortally The labor exiting? is general strike as a rroter t.

NOTICE: I will have a Grand Don't forget the date. COFFEYVILLE, KANS..