The Weekly News from Kansas City, Kansas • 2

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ROVING PICTURES. FORTUNE TELLERS, ATHLETIC MACHINES, ETC. Ladies Especially Invited Admission Fre BILLS CHANGE WEEKLY 511 MINNESOTA AVENUE nn in' itt ikt a i vn A 1 orATcr" i i iv i i riiui m. i Mint Amoh O' Grady Society Editor Ralph Guthrie Advert iHing Mgr lHNUtio ver friiia) ti 541 MINNfcSOTA A VfcNtfc, ToiephOlin, WM 3H Termn ot yunr 1,01) Advertising lUiua On Application. Entered tH the Pol Office ot Kan-eas (Jity KitiiNHn, uhhhc.ohU-cIhhh uiuil matter SQUIRE OPINIO RENDERS AN AT LENGTH.

Hypothetical Question Looked at frt 11 Many Points of View and Finally Made Clear to the Mind. mation. ,1 1 1 i 1 n. I tin: ii I I'rm iiU iu-f is i her hni.K i 1-1 tin' irr-zt the i ic rile CHMniu, iii.U "Hi' I i-Mt ami n- ri.i niic in ml i i I) liit'ii 111 i lni'- Hut tin1 i 1 1 1 i Squill' Asiiliwnll, jllSlicc III 111- M'1ICI whii liml h'H'n'l'; so Iuiil; thill, yf nldi'Kl lllhiiliiliiut i-titllll IIOl lMlH'lllll tt lh- ilali' nl' Ins lit, wus I mini who (ilwiixs ilclilii'iiiicil well I lore iiiiswrinu ii quest ion. lie lii'Veil III Weiuhilm liis WOl'lls illl'l loi1' inn HI the lliiiller lioiii every s.tiii'1.

Iniilil liel'ine cxpiessillll 11 oosililfv GUT THIS OUT AND SAVE IT. It will make you money to have the address of a reliable home firm that knows nnd appreciates your Interests as you do yourself. We are anxious to please you, We have a fine stock of potted p'vnts and invite you to call and price befor you buy. Phone if you can not come. We make a specialty of cut flowers ana funeral designs.

ln'lic othi ii I'm' or ihisl. II once nu -l-lH'l lll- itHiik in Me' nil ami In: Imth prmi 1 li'l In nl' civil ami Dll'll 1 nil ami i iinlcr fill lin ami liicli li; -n 1 1 1 1 1 -1 i i am! Ivr iliank- I' I'linto by Kennedy. ll i 1 1 1 -U ininuios lo answer a man w'pt liiiil uslieil him bow tit i il was: fro Pumpkin Comer to ew I'-russols. giiiili-linii i ils gave iln- distance as fo liiili-s, bill tin- squire not willii in sn.v oit'liiiml i hut ilu-y were rigl' iililiongli he iiiluilui'd tlial liiiir mil1" liiighi In- r-aid io In- approximalel coii'i-el. One diiy soni'-body put.

th ijiii-si ion io In- squi re: "If you owned an apple tree 1 1 i stood so ii'-ar tin- line between y'Al lot and your neighbor's that some iln- limits hung over iln- fence, won your neighbor have the right, to piV'1 iln- fruit which grew on iln- limbs th Jil'oji'Cli-il above bis properly?" I "Well," replied tin squire, "that's I'-question ili.il has to he considered (I -a good many ways, tioi say in' thai tl legal siamliif of iln- I ain't clear lii-d by sialool made and provide but as lei rigbi and wrong there ssi 1 1 iliings iii be said I'm- and son against. Supposin' ii wasn'l the app1t tlii-. but a In so lieloiigin' lo nn- I hi PRICES REASONABLE DESIGNS PERFECT OUR tlii. t'aitli, ll KANSAS CITY KANSAS FLORAL CO. limr-li'-l! tin thoy asked for at the hands of tlio Republican parly.

And wo could go on with scores of other peiHomil reasons, under tliu law enforcement cloak, why our people right hero ut homo did not support Mr, Hoch. Guess we had belter give Frank Holcomb a clear title to the olllce of County Clerk and save anyone else the trouble nnd expense of running for lint speaking of patronizing our home merchants: There were probably hundreds of people in th city who voted for Mr. Harris, of Chicago, who did so because they were so used to buying everything they needed in Kansas City, that they just couldn't get out of the habit. We do not sec; how any councilman could vote for the granting of a million dollar franchise to the Kdgewat-er Terminal Co. a part of the Missouri Pacific system upon the promise of lh(! company's attorney to erect a fifteen thousand! dollar depot in tlrs city, when the company would gladly erect a fifty or seventy-five thousand dollar depot here for this franchise.

SHERIFF'S SALE. No. 6814. State of Kansas, Court of Common Pleas, County of Wyandotte, bs. Harry E.

Emmons, Caroline Emmons, lluth Emmons, Bebin Emmous, Infant who sue by their next friend Delia Emmons, Alma N. Emmons, Delia Emmons, Plaintiffs, vs. The Central Avenue Grocery Com-' pany, Defendant. Under and by virtue of an alias order of sale issued by the clerk of the court ot common pleas in and for the said county of Wyandotte, In a certain cause hi said court, numbered G.811 wherein the parties above named were respectively plaintiffs and defendant, and to me the undersigned, sheriff of said county directed I will offer for sale, at public auction, and seli to the highest bidder, for cash In hand, at the front door of the court house in the City of Kansas City, In said county, on Monday the 12th day of November A. D.

1906,, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, the following described Real Estate (situate In the County of Wyandotte and State of Kansas, towit: Lot Five (5) block in Ilammerslough's First addition to Wyandotte City, now a part of Kansas City, Wyandotte county, Kansas, at not less than tvvo-tlilrds of the valuation placed upon said real estate by the commissioners appointed by the court. SAMUEL McCONNELL, Sheri ffof Wyandotte County, Kansas. First Published Met.

12, luOO MURRAY-JOHNSON Realty Co. If you have $150.00 or 1200.00, we cansell you a beautiful hame on payments Call on us and talk It over. We are familiar with prices on improved and vacant property and wfll advise you where to buy and what to pay. Business properties managed. Insurance written.

Investments mads. Sixth 512 North Opposite New City Market. Street Both phones til West. 1 by nr-'til irr.iiiiii -if 1 1 '-Hi. iln lay, tin- V'h as a i lay "1 thai tin- ilir plarr.

ut l' fllll'Ul In I-1 ii- wii IKi-d uii i i i in- bin' fence ami si tic Would you like to Would my iieighbi iMi! iln- horse's heio' If so. an' he gi' bis head over, bi-v a righi lo '-I bi-loimi'il In liim Hied fi-i'din' iln- In-ad for nolliill' ut or siuiici hi in tl)' $J-i fcftj, iy UllCllI I'lll pmsi tun OKIAL. TO The Stni' lias been called Harris' "Organ." Well, if it is, It lias played its last tune. The Kansas City, Star was beaten in its dirty, contemptible fight, on Governor Hocli oh, well, the Star has been beaten so regularly in nil of its fights that it is used to It now, and don't mind it. It.

will be claimed, of course, by the church people that the heavy Harris vote voiced the "law enforcement" proposition, but let lis sec. Whore did Mr. Harris receive his heaviest vote? He received it in the large; titles where Governor Hoch attempted to do his duty by the appointment' of Assistant Attorney Generals in an honest effort to enforce the prohibition law, but who failed to close the joints because they didn't know how. It is true that the joints- have been closed in this county under the aide administration of Mr. Trickett, but it has been but a recent thing, but, in those other counties where an effort was made to enforce the law, and where Governor Hoch was so consistently "rewarded" for his effort, the attorneys who were appointed had not discovered Mr.

Trickott's method of closing them, and consequently failed in their effort and were removed or resigned. This shows conclusively that the liquor element, believing in the Democratic principle of "pure whisky and lots of it," supported Mr. Harris believing that he was not, sincere in his pledges of "law enforcement," while' the church people, hoodwinked by the Kansas City Star, in its fight, against the brewers, uneoii-ciously joined with the liquor element in an attempt to punish Governor Hoch for attempting to enforce the law, but where the movement, failed because of the incompetency of the men appointed in the different counties to enforce the law, and failed. Hut, speaking of this "law enforcement." proposition, it is certainly a funny proposition. Why, we know men here in Wyandotte County, ery-' ing for "law enforcement," who never willingly enforced or obeyed a law in their' lives, and there were others crying for law enforcement, because they thought if (he law was enforced, and the joints were closed all over the State; that the prohibition law would be resubmitted and saloons would be permitted to run by anyone who had price of a license; and still there vere others working for the election ot Mr.

Harris, Republicans, if you i or so-called, under his law enforcement guise, who were doing it tecauae they had failed to get what by killin' iln- head kill in11 I nae ami i seal loo. whereas n' io him because GfcAhO VltW FURNITURf CO s-W mitt; wi i' tw JIUBH I ill 1 ill llli' III i II I I li'l do mil II could claim ilia fill Ills I.II1 of iii.iliin' in only wauled l' the lioise and didn ii my end, therel'on A Money on FURNITURE Then Go To The ill Tup llll-T. IK It'll. I- i-ni' simie doubt i I i 1 1 mini I of i lie ji in III' ii or. to wit, ff iiiio my harti an i' colill- Mm- eggs a foresail' avc you tin- righ' cgi-s, do IIL'.

Iii I lie or 1 iiiiiiiii'd io come iul illbi'foll' III. her my aid and gatlier ihe sail- i it. 1 iiarli lilo tl izi- a In-i. and THE GRANDVIEW FURNITURE ve and lo bold for Void assigns forever? Or i si ill aiiui licr way, i' cow and sin- broke int I. on noil a my nii-iidow 1 here ill the the calf belo til herinore.

a and her calf wus bor'j m-iidow aforesaid, wmil' io nn- or to you? ami, if ibe law decided tha llii'i-lr I C'i HI 1 11 it. I 1(1 L-ivr I cut mtn 111 materia I'l-riyjil. hrl'i-rr I A or CREDIT CASH tin call belonged nu- and you cam' uml ilroe your cow home, leltin' calf siarve, could I sin- you for danr Which briiiiis us back to ill-f i -1 1 i i tree. S'liosin' iln- lnw said tin fruit grow in' mi i he li nibs that hum' over 'he fence Into your yard be longed lo yon. and I done somelhim; lo Iln- iiee ihai would kill it.

sawed off ilie limbs thai reachei' i ill! lli'lll tiny raiiu ay lent to uv ol ii st a. 1.1 hi'l'r i. II HOME TELEPHONE 957 WEST 958-960 CENTRAL AVENUE KANSAS CITY, KANSAS A NEWS Real Estate Advertisement Never Fails to Get Results. across iln- fence, iniilil yon gel dam ages fi oi for covin" you propiinj n- we mighl com pui aiiolhe-wa i i In- same boin' bat you plan' in our gardel i- r- nl i lie K.iiluay Cin "II tin' it S-5. iu en ot I i ii i ilia am inn! IS owed i hroiigh lie fenc 1 ami i melon growed oi ii.

and you seen that be mine bell il gill Hp. 10 line nr.niiiil ihe roots I bei-etol eiillllneliceil ti 11 mil mandamus to niaki CO. MUKRAY-JOllNSON REALTY 648 Minnesota Avenue, glllll II ihe via could I ,1 iln -tali1 I let-. C( ash in eliev "I ii k-'i-i Ih-d and hoi melon woiih il needed li the Wei I 1 1 vine nourish inm! I lent hi-! ami gii Or we niigh en I'm iher ami say ihal I ownei ihai my sheep aforesab io break iiiin i hi i In 1 1 and go ball way ihroilgh Ihe fence a sii ied si nu pa i i I I you 1 1 i i righl to clip tlia iln. sheen aioresiiid and sol League.

lllHllt. Ill 'in I ii 'i Is I IT -I 1 1 1 onl for our nw prolil There-sso can only say thai there are He lieing IIUIOIl'SeeM usi a net am 1 1 1 1 iioi been I ions I bat The Railroad leads I si rid ly yoiid understanding. Trust in accordance with Ihe juris- 234. Representative Tenth I ist rift t. A.

Koulks Knright (R.I I.S1S; majority. 251. atives "Myron A. Waterman. J.

A. i and oilier leader, of the liaun-in your county, are iu.ll enlil'i'l their well-earned reputation i trciieherv. These men ami main "ill priii a III (o II I'll" cases I mo. it were, be held in iihey- elice I ii. as for Kansas Packing Inspectors of our Rieat home market beiiiR preserved to them, thus producing Roods in much larger quantities, we should not have a surplus of manufactured Aoo; i available for export, and if our firnir were not encouraged by the great home demand in a market also protected to them they would not cultivate so much land and would not produce so much cotton and other land products, leaving less available Hiew iinni ner nun ner iiPioven was not dead, reliiriied to Kansas City and bulged with the family to ucroiiipany her to the vault.

The mother, who was devoted to her son, eiwHy accompanied her, and th two went together to the family plot. Kn-teriiiK tlie vault for the (list, time since the Imrial I hey stood astounded at the door. The casket was open. Sinister fears crept over them. That a tranodv had occurred neither Prayer.

a lark rise from his bed ill a in I i a tie ers eame to me the; portnneil me to appoint an torncy general tor vamli Uovards, sing Houses. Dr. J. t'nimbine, secretary of the slate hoard of health, will ask the legislature to make some provision for having state inspectors stationed and Ineffective Big Guns. Napoleon l'lunapartc once said that "The Lord "it the side of the heaviest artillery." What is the matter with the Democratic party, in Kansas, which was backed in the recent campaign by The Star and the Standard Oil organs of wide in-tlm-ncc and unquestioned power? I have ing as Inn ihe wiih Un have their the liquor law ba and now, -ince I importunities am i and hopes to got to iml climb aboM' the iioor bird was beaten back for export than they now have, year sighiugs ol an eastern loud ill every place where there are pack-.

K.t.M Uph, ing bouses or slaughtering pens. The nu. at board decided on ibis move some tu.v ld, the.e very men ha Unite. I polls or iit Ica.t I under. lii ml responsible for the light --t'- ion made irregular le.

rending more at wind, and bis nn am! i 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 if i-O'i'v Hir C. unity not exactly under lone. I lo enioi I I'hm lime ago, the members dividing into t.a,t for myself in committees to make the trips to Fort. Although he i Scott, Olathe. Pittsburg, Kansas City, 'stand why it w.i.

tempest, than ii he vihraiion and of bis wings, till was foii-eil in sit ill the storm co, lid rocovi-r by fe.Ue!H Weighing (be lii 1 1 creature dow a and pa an Wichita. liitehinson, Topeka, Coffey seems In be of the thai Chauute. The information joint synipathiei's in 1 villi- and i that the packing bouses would be in hen ii made a prosper lid rise and sing, ils if was ei nn ens tliglH. an county supported him in the ivenii com teM. He declare, that Civic leaguer pd.

lint 1 lie puzzling question was, af(W- year; and if our exporters were who bad opened the casket? Treni- not sure, as they are, that these in-bling, Miss Godfrey approached it to ereased productions would be avtiila-learn the worst. ble for export when wanted they Astonished beyond expression she would not go to the expense of send-found Mr. Harvey just as ho was on ipg sales agents abroad, foreign orders the day of the burial. The lips and for American goods and products linger nails were still pink and there would not be forthcoming, and our ex-was not a sign of decay in the en- ports would fall back to what they lire body. were in Democratic low tariff days.

Later the fact developed that, the American exports under Republican undertaker understood the pull bear- control and policies are one-third ers were to have put the lid on, and greater than under Democratic con-that the pall bearers thought the mi- trol and policies, with $19,000,000 each dertaker would attend to it. 'eight months to spare, consequently Mrs. Harvey and Miss Godfrey had factory outputs and factory wage dls-the body taken to the family home, liursements are also more than one-where they visited it dally from May third greater while Republican con-until September 4, then Harvey came igressnien control the bcise. to life, nnd the wedding followed. spected was not jiiven out until the as.cainc to him in by tlie ci uupleteil, ii had learned music and motion from an angel, a.

he passed sometimes ihe air. about his ministries Publisher's Wife Dead. Mrs. Cclia I'ierson Winner died Wednesday at her home, Campbell street. Kansas City.

Mo. of heart disease. She was the wife of V. Winner, general manager of the Publishers' Newspaper L'nion, with offices at 2Ui West Twelfth street. Her father, G.

W. I'ierson. is a civil engineer in the city engineer's office. A brother. A.

C. I'ierson, is a newspaper man of Dulutb, Minn. The funeral was held at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home. Iliirial in Forest Hill cemetery. work was practically the members of the I sec the actual and timi of the plants, the committees show bete nelow.

So ihe prayer of a ci etl and by the all begging Inm i-appoint an as taut attorney gen- ral and since this done and th bunt--were closed, he eannol uinlei -tainl why oard wanted to irdinary condi- The reports oil that the pack-i good man. Tjiy lor. i eoiiuls In everythin ing' houses are generallv kept dean sentiment in ibis county, in parl'cular r.ed' I'eVl radical l'i rsisiancy in adver'ising is the assur-anee of success. The News covers Kansas city, Kansas, Annonrdalc and Argentine. An advert isement in four'' editions will impress your name nnd gonds upon i he minds of these people.

and sanitary and that many improve-j incuts are being made. This has been brought about through the federal inspection laws and now the state board desires a local law as thorough andj stringent as the national law. i (iovermu" Hoch did Hot slate whether or not be would continue In. well ad vaticcd policy of strict law en it Kansas City. Kansas.

to paper those rooms. Seethe Kansas City, Kansas, Call up Collins Call tip Collins I'lionc 51- West. Ci. terns cleaned. Phone 51 West.

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