The Osborne Evening News du lieu suivant : Osborne, Kansas • 1

borne vemn An Independent Newspaper for All the People. Volume 3, Number 158. Osborne, Kansas, Saturday, June 6, 1914. Six Cents PeitWeek, $2.50 Per Year. FROM present appearances the west one-third of Kansas will come into its own this year.

Reports from the western counties are very flattering. Watch the cousins back east begin to look that way with covetous eyes. WSo Items of Local Interest Kansas and Other News "SAFETY FIRST" opens this fall. She has been employed to teach a school near Hia W.AW'tt I 7TT TV." CTT 'Mil V4 JTrFv? WWW Hodges Denies an Attack, Topeka, June 5. Cool, deliber ate and self-possessed at all times, Governor Hodges told a jury in Judge Dana's court today of the visit of Mrs.

Luolla West and Mrs. Laura Buckwalter to his ollico April the day Mrs. West alleges to have been attacked by tho execu tive. The governor was on the witness stand a few minutes less than two hours. He gave a vivid portrayal of the scene in his office when tho two women called upon him and carried away copies of private cor respondence.

He ilatly denied that ho struck Mrs. West or that at any time his body came in contact with that of the plaintiff. England is Getting Angry, London, June 5. Recent dis courtesies shown by militants to the king, and the burning down of many churches, have inflamed pub ic opinion to a remarkable degree. People have been still further in censed by what is regarded as the well grounded belief that much of the work of destruction is done by hired hands, well paid out of the bulging coffers of the Women Social and Political Union.

Cases have been reported of women leaving other employment to join the militants, not from love of the cause, but "because the pay is better." Police magistrates have warned suffragette prisoners that if they had not been protected by the police they would almost certainly have suffered at the hands of the irate public. The ugly temper shown by the crowd at the recent militant demonstrations seems to support this view. Greater activity on the part of the government is expected. Look For a Kebel Split, Juarez, June 4. At a conference which is to be held in lorreon as soon as Gen.

Pancho Villa can get to that city from Chihuahua, the differences which long have existed between General Villa and General Venustiano Carranza will be defin-ately settled or open war between the leaders will be declared. This tonight is the situation and which confronts the revolution and which menaces it. Leaders in the constitutionalist Jacob Gerber and John Heiber-ger, of Scalesmound, Illinois, arrived this morning for a visit with their cousin, Henry Ruthi, and family. Lew Grady went to Plainville, today, for a visit with friends. Mrs.

John Slothower and children, of Downs, who spent a couple of days with the Floyd Quillen family, were passengers home last night. J. W. Arnold, of Westmoreland, arrived today to visit his daughter, Mrs. Orley L.

Miller, and family. Miss Maye Busch left for Wet-more, Kansas, last night, where she expects to visit until school The Variety Store Lemom Extractors 5 cents Lemon Squeezers 10 cents Ice Chisels 10 cents The Variety Store High School Boys and All Other Boys Can Get Rid of Those Pimples and Blotches By Using Dry Zensal. Baldwin Co. BUILDING Lumber and all building. Large stock always on hand.

last for F. T. a watha, Kansas. John Bliss arrived home, today from a business trip to Mountain Home, Arkansas. J.

G. Seaman and wife, of Kill-Creek, were passengers through, night, going to McKinley, Nebraska, for a visit. Miss Etta Bieber came up from Downs, this morning, to visit home Mrs. Jane Warren and grand daughter, Miss Mary, left last night a visit with relatives at Neta- waka. Mrs.

Maud Saum and daughter, Dorothy, of Natoma, are guests, this week, at the J. W. Messick home. Mesdames George Bomhoff and M. Buck went to Alton, this morning, to spend the day with Mrs.

Will Canfield. lfSN Dr. Stevens, the specialist jjjg" on Spectacles and the Eye, will be at hh home office, Osborne, daily, June 1 to 14. 6-4 While cutting some meat at the Baker restaurant Monday morning, Miss Julia Gleason came near sever ing the end of her thumb with bread knife. Downs News.

Green King, a brother of Mrs B. Felix, arrived Friday morn ing trora okidraore, ior short visit. His daughter, Mr? Mark Loucks and her daughter, Mary Elizabeth, also of Skidmore, arrived Thursday evening. Downs Times. Merchants, professional men, and others in need of anything in the line of loose-leaf blank books, ledgers, memorandum books, should see the publisher of the News.

He is Osborne agent for the Irving Pitt line of loose-leaf books and supplies, the best line in the world. tf On Monday evening at the Chris tian parsonage, Rev. F. S. White united in marriage John P.

Cam mack, of Dallas, Texas, and Miss Willie Berto King, of Sherman, Texas. The young lady arrived on the evening train Monday and the ceremony was performed at 8:30. Mr. Cammack ia a bridge contractor and at present is putting in a large bridge near Tipton. The MATERIAL other materials for of the best grades party here known for days that matters wero rapidly coming to a head and tho visit of Villa to Chihuahua, tho summoning by him of his leaders to a conference there and the arbitrary acts of Carranza in making military appointment! which he knew Villa opposed, all have contributed to make tho approaching meeting of the two leaders one fraught with grave dangers to tho cause they represent.

Try a Want ad in tho News. Rugs Carpets Wall Paper Mattresses In your housecleaning you will have need of some or all of the above items. Remember we have a full stock of all of them. Our goods are the best quality, and the prices are right. See us before you buy.

We both lose money if you don't trade at the Pioneer Furniture Store. E. B. Qarrigues, Prop. jCRYST AL "A Lesnon in Bridge" A strong domestic drama Rel.

"Rafferty's Raffle" Fred Mace. Comedy, Appollo. ''Turbulent Passion''. Drama Regal. Adm.

5c and 10c. TO-NIGHT Sharp 7 (Copyrlslk couple will spend the greater portion of the summer in this locality. Downs Times. Mr. Cammack's headquarters were at Osborne for a number of weeks before going to Tipton.

The Osborne Boys. It is the talk of the town the Osborne boys are as fine gentlemanly a bunch of young lows as ever came to Glasco. that and one of the visiting players was seen smoking till after the final game Friday. All were in early every night and they were an ideal lot ot true sports, such as any city and school may well be proud of. Here is wishing them the greatest success and hoping that some Glasco boys may profit from their stay and example in our city.

II. W. F. Glasco Sun. Visitors Best Glasco, Glasco won the second game of the series Thursdry 5 to 1, in one of the best and fastest exhibitions of base ball ever witnessed in Glas- CO.

Friday Osborne had on their batting clothes and in a game characterized by brilliant Osborne hitting, combined with several errors by the home boys, resulted in a walk away for the visitors. Glasco had but 30 men go to the bat and only one left on the bases, while the visitors had 47 go to bat and eight left on bases. The gate receipts for the three games was $240, netting a little over $100, From this a pair of trousers will be purchased for each player and the balance left in the bank till the opening of school next fall. Glasco Sun. It Looked Like Hail.

Friday evening, after a hard wind, which blew for some time, a storm cloud came up from the south, and for a time it looked as though the storm would be severe. But in Osborne it was only a panted by a few scattering hailstones. From what we can hear, the rain was not heavy anywhere in this vicinity, and there was no des tructive hail. A Quick Trip. Si McCormac arrived home this afternoon to spend the summer vacation.

He left Lawrence this morning at 5 o'clock, on his motorcycle, and reached Osborne at 2:30. By wagon road it must be nearly 250 miles from Lawrence to Osborne. Si was nine and one-half hours on the road, but made sev eral stops, and hi running tirr. VAiii ISV-L r- 'Ms ft Obituary, Rachel was born March 14, 182P, in Bedford county, Penn sylvania. She was married to Fredrick A.

Kissel, January 3, 1859. They removed to McConnellsville Ohio, and from there to Jefferson county, Iowa, in 1862. In 1878 they settled in Ilawkeye township Osborne county, where she resided to the day of her death, June 4 1914. To the deceased and her husband were born nine children of whom, with the husband preceded her to the better world All hi other children were present at the funeral except one daughter Mrs. Ellis, of Broughton, Kansas The deceased became a devout Christian in early life, and was ways a faithful member of the E.

church. She was a devoted wife and mother, always denying self for others. The funeral took place Friday from the home, the services being conducted by Rev. Spaulding, of her Alton. The pall bearers were four sons.

Caution, It is learned that unauthorized solicitors are collecting for th Salvation Army. Beware of them Ensign II. B. Northrup is the regular authorized solicitor for th Salvation Army in Kansas. Please hold your donation until I arrive Yours in faith, Ensign II.

B. Northrup. The Weather, The Weather Bureau at Washing ton sends out the following predic tion for the coming 24 hours: Unsettled weather tonight and Sunday; probable local showers and thunder storms tonight. Warme Sunday. 11.

A. btorer reports the maxr mum temperature for the past 24 hours as 94, minimum 63, and 90 at 1:30. Moisture, .15 of an inch. Pass Big Appropriation. Washington, June 4 The Sun dry Uivil Appropriation liul, one of the largest of the annual budgets was reported in the House today It carries a total of $107,695,759 for the fiscal year year 1915 and appropriates for all departments of the government and provides fo most everything on the calender from typewriters to the fortifica tion of the Panama canal.

ior Sale A new vacuum carpet sweeper, right from the factory taken on advertising. Will sell about two-thirds regular price. In quire at News office. tf. Lost A Stetson hat.

Finder re I 'i, Mill M.O.N.E.Y Plenty of money to loan on farms. If the security is right there is no loan too large. See us for that renewal COAL We carry a full stock of the best grades at all times. Let us have your orders in the fuel and building material lines. Hardman Lumber Co.

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