Arkansas Valley Journal from Garden City, Kansas • 1

Devoted to the Best Interests of Western Kansas. Issued Tuesdays and Fridays Garden City, Kansas, Friday. July 25tli 1913. Volume 2 Number 52 Subscription Price 0. 50 per year.

LOCALS LIKE SO mm GREAT MEN Herriott's Markets I For Quality, Quantity and Service Phones 57 and 2B4 LOCALS Last week Wednesday night thirty head of yearlings belonging to Albert C. Gingrich living about i5 milts northeast of here, were driven out of the field and on to Deerfield where they were loaded and shipped to Kansas City. A man and a boy had attracted some attention to themselves that day by asking people in the neighborhood questions legarding the country and distances to other places and this, later served as a cue to the idenity of the purloineis besides the driving of the cattle a- fJjp-Un'f Pad "f3t Wm to A 5 bo'fir as to correctness in wii'lne and Las Cases Bays: "One day to Et: 'Tc-'i do not vrite or-fhpapMc9)iyf jrj you? At eyrporeg you if not; for a man ccca pled Tilth 'public or o'ber Important bveWss a minister, for Instance cannot and need no attend to orthography. His Mess rmst flow faster than his hard can trace them; he has only time to place his points; he must put hU Trords in letters, and phrases la vorif; let the EC'ibos make It out 'lie indeed left a great dal for the copyists to do; he was their tor-ment; his handwriting; actually resembled hieroglyphics, and of'en coy'd not decipher jjy one day reading to him cbap'er of the caynpft'en of Italy; cn a sudden he stopped ehort, unable to cake ov.t the writing 'That little said the emperor, 'cannot read his ova handwriU "'It's not mln, 'Ard whose, 'Tour majesty's "'Ho eo, little rpgue? Po rcu mean to insult "The enirerr took the tried Inff htie to resd it, at laft 'He is right, I cannot myself v. hat What is best to do when Bitten by a dog.

For the patient: The wound should be immediately cauterized with nitric acid and dressed ac-ceptically. If the wound is deep involving the periosteum or the eye.it should be washed with a bickxide of mercury solution. As the organism causing the disease is probably a protozoan, theoretically a saturated solution of quinine would be an ideal dressing. However this is purely problematical. Do not depend on peroxide or turpentine.

For the animal: It should never be killed It should be confined in some enclosure from which it is impossible for it to make its escape, and kept in confinement for a definite length of time, and if the dog is rabid it will certainly die. Animals killed before death occurs do not show gross microscopic lesions, and the Negri bodies are exceedingly difficult to find without animal inoculation which occupies so much time that it does not admit of early immunizing treatment of the patient. If the animal does not any symptoms of rabies after being long the road aroused a suspicion on account of the direction they were being driven at that time of Miss Ida Hatcher is enjoying a two weeks vacation. O. J.

Btown was in from McCue the last of the week. Mr. John Sheer returned to Grand Junction, last Monday. Mrs. J.

K. Condra is to entertain The Coitage Club this afternoon, Mrs. Wonn is sufleiing from a bad case of ivy poisoning since her camping trip to the Beaver. Wm. Bell write? frc-ia La sa City Mo.

that the eras-mappers are doing to ne damage to the shade trees down there. Mr. and Mrs. II. C.

Slracklejohn were in from the south Thursday. Mr. Slracklejohn says they had a fine r.in out there Saturday night- J. M. Cooper made a trip to Scott Co to see about his crops up there found that the grasshoppers had taken bis corn but on account of recent rains his feed cicp will be ail tight.

Mr. Frank Eichoin and family left Wednesnay in their auto for a to weeks visit to eastern Kansas and Missouri. They were ac companied by Miss Clara Eiceorc and Mies Louise Van Sdhokuk. Mis. C.

M. Drew lift to-day foi a two weeks outing at Pitts' camp. Sugar Loaf, Colo, and she is insured a very pleasant visit a3 this place is one of the most desirable places to be found in Colorado. night and investigation on account of this was the cause of the eaiiy finding of the yearlings missing. Search located the car but it was allowed to remain enroute and when the party appeared to claim STILL GROWING This Comparative Statement of Deposits since tle organization of the bank in 1907 telh it's own story.

We are the Gpowtkg Bakk-Let your account grow with vs. Deposits August 27, 1907 25,605.42 June 13, 4S.33S.6S June SO, 1903 93,717.86 May 6, 1310 99,918.58 liny 6, 1911 4 103,225.26 March 4, 1312 103,873.30 March 11, 1913 140,170.20 June 4, 1913 142,62957 absolute SECURITY-. Every dollar deposited in this bask is protected by the Guaranty Law of Kansas, making loss to deDositors impossible. PAY 4 Per Cent ON TIME DEFOSIIS. LET US SERVE YOTJ.

PEOPLE'S STATE BANK, GARDEN CITY KANS- the car at the Kansas City Stork Yards Deputv Sheriff Reeve took him into custody, and he was found to be C. C. Henson, of Wichita. The boy took the bone, overland through here to Dodge City. He is not to be held for the main offense.

Both were placed under bond Tuesday. Judge Mar-mon placed Henson's bond at $5,000 and the boy's at $1,000. A. C. McColIough and wife were in from Holcomb Wednesday.

Mr. A. Gingrich who lives in the north part of the county is very ck. confined for a week or ten days the matter may be dismissed In killing a rabid animal do not shoot it in the head or club its Miss Ida Hatcher is enjoying a twohveeks vacation. Mr.

John Sheer returned to Grand Junction, last Monday. Mrs. J. E. Condra is to entertain the Cottage Club this afternoon.

lion of the Clubs of the city have supendd-their meetings for the present. We her a most enjoyable vbit Tne Haskell Co. Delinquent Tax List seems to be quite a lengthy Mrs. Margaret Miller of Ilutlu-inson is visiting her sister Mrs. F.

H. Lohma'n this week. TRAINING FOR LIFE'S WORK Adoption cf Ri'skln's Vw Would Mean the Making TH's Into a Different World. As to the d'etrth'iHn of tho pni "T'rk, none of us, or very fev of do either hard or soft work because we think we ought, but because we have chanced to fall into the wsy ot It and C9nntt help pnrel'-e. Mw, nobody does anything veil that they cannot help doine; work is only dne well when it.

is done with a no man has a thoroughly sound win he knows h1? is dciug what he should and Is In his place. And, depend upon it, all work must be done at last not in a disorderly, ocrsmhiiTitr, dodged way. in an ordered, soldierly, h'tmen way a lawful way. Men are enlisted for the labor that 'kills the labor of war; they are counted, trained, fed, dressed and praised for that. Let them be enlisted also for the labor that feeds; let tbm be counted, trained, fed, dressed, praised for that.

Tearh the plow exercise ts carefully as you do the swo'd exorcise, and let the officers of troops of life be held as much gentlemen as the officer's of troops cf death, and all is done. But neither this nor any other right thing can be accomplished you can't even see your way to it unless first of all, both eeixant and master are resolved that come what wiXl of it, they will do each other justice. Ruskin. Mrs. Neiswanger Sec'y of the State Anti Tuberculosis Society spoke at the Normal Wednesday Mrs.

Emma Bigley returned from jtopeka, accompanied by her granddaughter Thursday Night last The C. P. W. club is to meet today at Earl Miles. It met last week at the home of A meeting has bte ca'led for Saturday afternoon at the Court The prfeeri-re of th95 interested is desired.

Mr. Henry Wright is having his pointed hi? week. Mr. Pan Rice and co. ae doing the work which mear.s that it will- be veil dene, Mrs.

Anderson, mother of Mr. Frank Anderson writes, her health is better up Sugar Loaf Colo-than when she hh here and they re all euioyiue the delightful mountain air. Chris Eichorn and family left Wednesday night for Colorado where they will remain for some time. S. Rencick daughter who has been very sick is now some better E.

A. Daugherty left Tuesday night for Kansas City on business. Mr. M. E.

Blatchley 13 making a protracted stay in Kansas City on business. brains out The part of the brain where the Negri bodies are most easily found is in the hippicampus major or minor, and you can readily see that scrambled brains are difficult to examine. After the animal is dead, seperate the head from the body and if possible, pack it in ice, and send it immediately to the Labratory of the State Board of HesJth, Whenever possible send by messenger, and never under any circumstances by parcel post. When the distance is great and there will be delay in reaching labratory, it is better to remove the entire brain, place it in a clean closed jar covered with a 5O per cent solution of glycerine and water. This preserves the brain and does not interfere with the staining or.

the microscopical examination. Upon receiving the report that the brain has been found positive, the person bitten should communicate immediately with the State Board of Health. Mr. Williamson and family moved from Santa Fe to Garden City this week to make this their home-Garden City welcomes them. Attorney John Harper was up from Cimarron Wednesday on business.

He says Gray County is still on the map and that Cimarron continues to be prosperous. affair. J. T. Pearce who is helping the Clipper man set the list went to Dodge City Tuesday to borrow figures and quads and having failed to get enough of cither at that place he came to Garden City and borrowed all there was in sight returning horn Wednesday moxxi-.

ing. At the Air dome Arrangements have been made whereby special instrumental music will be had at the Airdome Union Gospel meeting on Sunday evenings. Last Sunday evening was a delightful time for such a gathering Tne services have been strong and beneficial. The music has not been quite what it ought to be, but it will be good from this on. There are et s'X Sunday evenings in which to hold these services, let all the people in town come to one of them at lest, At 8,00 p.

sharp. Try lemon juice fur whitening the neck; apply a linen cloth. Mis. C. E.

Drew left to-day for a two weeks outing at Pitt's Camp. Sugar Loaf Colo and she is insured a very pleasant visit as this place is one of the most desirable places to be found in Colorado. We wish her a most enjoyable visit. The Mcsdames Hardesty and Fitzgerald of Dodge City were visiting Mrs. Eullard and other friends here the first of the week' The reading public should remember the City Library is now a free library, open every Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 in the building over Huff's Transfer office.

Robert Phelps sold his house the first of the week. H. W. Callahan Physician and Surgeon Country calls given Special attention Phone No 90 Word fiotn Mr. Frank Eichorn since leaving says they reachrd Johnson sold three lots the first of the week got the cash too.

Newton the first day in their auto and Kansas City the second. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mr. and Mrs.

Mc Donald, played Rook at the Herhott residence last night: Mr. Lewis, merchant of McCue was in the city Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sain Oxley went to Dodge City Thursday to hear the Allen-Scott debate.

CEMENT AN NOUN A woman's Idea of making a fifteen minute call is to stay two hCrs. We can't all get rich quickly. In fact, most cf us can't even get rich slowly, A girl likes to be secretly engaged so that she can tell all her girl friends. Only a man who is known to be truthful can tell a. lie big enough to attract attention.

It Is easy for a girl to believe that a certain young man is her affinity- after they ore married. Odd Superytitloi. The belief, illustrated in the ballad of The Bridge of Arta, that a human victim is required to Insure the stability of a bridge or building survives in Greece today, J. A. Lawson says.

There is no murder now. It suffices to obtain, preferably from an enemy or an old person; a hair, nail paring, shred of clothing, old shoe or a thread or stirk marked with the person's' height or footprint, measure, and bury thetse beneath the foundation stone. The victim dies within a year, but the building is safe. Even a shadow will do. Mr, Iaw-r-on was himself dragged back by a friend in Ssntotini so that bis shadow m'sht not fall across such a fatal spot; and the mayor of Agrinian told him that his four predecessors had all died from lotting their shadows on foundation stones laid by them.

The Misses Fry, sisters of Mrs. V. O. Herman arrived Thursday eve from Colorado, to visit here a few days before going to their home in Lincoln county. Mrs.

Walter Harvey entertained for her mother, Mrs. Stuver, Wed. afternoon. Mr. Arrington is in from his ranch this week.

He reports plenty of rain north of here. Mrs. Robert Denny and family returned to their home in Kansas City Wednesday night. Sale Clean Sweep Pleasant employment for a hustler, male or female. Address box 781.

Garden City Kans. July 31st to August 9th New White Felts A Sale Within a Sale Distinctive Attractive Stylish Our New Felts have just arrived you are sure to like them. Jill Summer Hats at COST Mrs. J. A.

Flook Gentle As ft young woman attired In neat blue phi entered a street car a man Ms head burled in a newspaper, arose and offered his seat. With a curt, nod the young woman accepted, and as soon as she had composed herself phe bec3ri.i.3 interested in the contents of her shopping bRg In spite of bis apparent abstraction, the man with the newspaper watched her for a pioment. Then, speaking hurriedly, he said: "I be? your pardon, what Is it what did you soy?" Jackson Mercantile Co. Wlici'o Quality Goqqs Me g4f.