The Dearing Times from Dearing, Kansas • 1

To imes. The Dearie No. 32 Dearing, Montgomery County, Kansas, Thursday, March. 2I 191a. Vol.

a INS II A Locals. Clark Wins In body said" that "some one else on a i iurv had declared he would never St at 8 CO nVGn-i is no evidence of evil, and 1 if any one has evidence 01 sucn met Hamilton's furniture burned. It was insured. IS YOURS? Better be sure. See C.

F. AUSTIN Dearing, Kan. tion they ought to bemade to prove their 1 statement. A tourtn trial is now to be held at still greater expense to the county. South Kansas Tribune.

H. C. Lemon returned from the Democratic State Convention at Hutchinson Friday noon and re ports that the convention was pro- SU I ft NT I FJ THE DENTIST AT jt DEARING W. W. LEWIN, D.

I) S. fr fr 4 4 4 4 THE DEARING TKANS-! FER AND ICE 0. All calls answered promptly mid SATISFACTION (SUA RANTKKI) ADAMS AND AUSTIN Thine 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4. ORCHARDING bably the largest and most enthus Grandfather Lemon went to Jefferson Tuesday to visit his son John. S.

P. Marion has gone to Bourbon County to look after his ranch. Mr. Mitchell's baby is convalescing after a few days illness. i Mrs.

L.R. Marshall visited friends in CofTeyville Tuesday. Al McFadden was in town Tuesday. Ben Bern'ng was calling in town Tuesday afternoon. Irs.

Spalding was shopping in Coffey ville Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Scott of Independence was calling on the business men Monday. Mrs. 0.

G. Bloomer was suffering from an attack of Tonsilitis POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Samuel J. Hunter, professor of Entomology at the state university has for sixteen years been trying to convince the farmers of Kansas that a little study applied to their orchards would double the returns from their fruit crop. So earnest was he in his exhortations that he finally came to believe his own ad- iastic democratic convention ever held in Kansas. The delegation was divided stand" ing 311 for Clark to 290 for Wilson and from the time the temporary chairman's gavel fell every inch of ground was hotly contested but not in an unfriendly manner.

A resolution was introduced by Barney Sherridan to struct the Kansas delegation to the National Convention at Baltimore for Clark, and ADVERTISEMENT Probate Judge I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Probate Judge of Montgomery County, cubject to the primary election A ntjuHt (i, Hoy T. Obtiorn, fill South St dependence, Kansas. 1 vice. A little over a vear ado he and RORBINS WIIIZZl The little girl of Mr. and Mrs.

Roberts is very sick. Mr. Harbeson and daughter Ruth are both improving. Mr. Harley Hixson visited Orain Young Sunday.

The wedding bells ring once in a while over in this vicinity. Mrs. Norris and daughter called on Mrs. Shields Monday afternoon. Mr.

Cnester Travis visited Mr. Frank Messersmith a few days ago. Miss Olive Towle visited the Rob-bins school Tuesday afternoon. vi r. Edgar Wonderly rode his bicycle to CofTeyville Sunday.

one by Frank Pearl of Hiawatha prof A Walk of the Latin for an uninstructed delegation. I he (jepartment leased a ten-acre or-resolution to instruct for Clark the first of the week. Roy Hey and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Gwin returning home Monday. J. M. Davenport has been improving his property by the addition of The most famous roast in Twentieth Century politics.

T. R. Should be well done by the time the convention meets. When the Roosevelt forces get through contesting the Taft delegations in the south we will probably know which were seated or unseated in the convention. The mob rule in the recall of Judicial decisions was forcibly illustrated in Virginia a few days ago with the results there will be some other decisions in the near future carried and later amended that if at the ownerthemost he hfld eyer any time after the first ballot two)been ble to make from it in a sin-thirds of the delegation should i gie year.

$30 an acre. The two cide that Uurk could not be noin-. professors took care of it at odd inated the entire delegation should the laboratory me- vote for Wilson. There were about prof Hunter had been teach. 6UU delegates present and 22 dele-.

all jlig gates from the northwest part of; Doctoring the trees as a family the state were unable to get there doctor looR after hig pa(iemg on account of the railroads being. picking lhe appIes at jlJst tje blocked with snow. Frank Comiskey packinj, them scientificallyi of Pittsburg and Ikellinesof Mound 'd storiug them by text b()()lt Prof Valley were elected deldgates fromlHuuterwatcned a oarn lot. Mr. Ira and Miss May Lett werei guests of Mr.

Youngs Sunday. Miss Blanch Maxwell visited her Uncle and Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Maxwelle Sunday. Mr.

R. R. Brewer planted pr tatoes Saturday guess he will raise potatoes if any one else doesn't S. P. Marion the guard at the smelters is off on a vacation and S.

A. is filling his place. H. Gordon who lives 2 miles west of town spent Sunday with Webb Lucas and family. Z.

A. V'alnier was able to return the third district to the National bor sell his crop of apples at $1 75 per bushel. This was last summer. Last week the two "theoretical professors" sold thir entire stock at the store-room for three dollars a that people will not permit to be recalled. President Taft has announced himself as in favor of a preferential primary.

He can change his mind as well as others. Convention. Hutchinson "was quite a lively place last week as the Central Kansas Methodist Conference the state Plumbers Association and Democratic St-Ue Convention were a 1 in session and those who arrived late had some difficulty in finding hotel accomodations. Mr. and Mrs.

Wonderly called on Mr. and Mrs. West Sunday afternoon Mr. Hixson and daughter Mrs Maloney spent. Monday in to his work in the car shops at Coffey ville Monday.

Mrs. H. C. Lemon accompanied Mrs. al Lemon to CofTeyville Saturday morning.

Mrs. Evert Truskett off Caney viss Minnie Ritch is assisting Mrs. Payne in the restaurant. bushel. And there were some bushels, The money in hand from the apples scientifically raised on ten acres that had never before bought in but Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Messersmith! Mrs. Payne visited her daughter attended the funeral of Mrs.

TVro Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Webb Lu- mires little child. Mr.

Orville and Chris Roberts cas Tuesday viar. 19 a girl. $300 to the ow er amounted to a little over $800. And. as Prof.

Hunter remarks apologetically everbody knows that last year was not the best in the world for apples. stopped here betweens trains Monday evening. Mr. Wm. Ritch and two sons of Delaware Okla, visited friends and relatives here Sunday returning Monday morning and spent Sunday with Mr.

Will Mr. W. iCahill of Cherryvale visited Mr. Wiltse Tuesday. Mrs.

Johnson of St. Joseph Mo. Sam riend rson is improving her is visiting Mrs. Will Dickey thisweek. Earl Harbeson.

Mr. Charlie and Elmer Speake were guests of Frank and Harold Austin Sunday 'afternoon. Mrs. Towle gave a party in honor of her son Joe, Saturday afternoon. There were about thirty there and Mrs Carl Lemon returnd to home at Clinton Mo.

after a few Bound Over To Court 4 Albert Dunham was arrested Satu day night and, charged with wife beating and had a preliminary hearing Monday forenoon. Deputy County Attorney Joe Holdren of Independence came down to prosecnte the case. The evidence introduced pretty well established the fact thas he considered himself "heap big Injun and must be im-' plicitly obeyed by both beast and wife as he had at one time literally beaten his dogs brains on the floor of the kitchen. The evidence also showed that wife beaters are un Sam Henderson, who had his foot Dr. Pearn was a pleasant caller injured at the smelters sometime days visit with Mr.

and VI rs. H. C. at this office Wednesday. is able to around with the Lemon.

Mr. Stanbery ani Mr, Pray of, they rePort an enjoyable time. H. O. Dickerscn and family are preparing to move out on tbe farm south of town.

aid of a crutch and says he will be able to go back on the shift in a few days. Moved lo Havanna John Heshagan moved to Ilavan- Misses Dora and Mary Hixson Cora and Anna Wonderly visited Misses Myrtle and Jessie Speake Sunday. Mr. and VI rs. Roberts and family excepting their two eldest sons visited Mr.

and Mrs. Brewer andfamily Sunday. Kansas City who have been visit-int with Mr. Davenport's returned to tneir home Monday. Mr.

Mills of the firm of Davenport and son visited his brother inlaw who is sick at Coffeyville Sunday. Caney news. Mrs. Sarah Ran popular adjuncts in this world and FOR SALE. One three year old bull.

M. M. Kimbrel. 2 miles northeast of Dearing J. W.

Walker attended the Knight Templar lodge at Coffeyville Tuesday night. A complaint of perjury has been that very few of them will be long na Sunday where he expects to go in meeting a deserved fate. 1 'f Mr. Dunham was bound over to self- He returned from Kansas City the district court and is now out on Saturdy where he ihad been t0 Mr. Frank and Albert Vogan go nave no cum utuiiu vvmii la 1111- bond.

toward Dearing nearly every Sun filed against VT. E. Brown and 1E- proving slowly, dolph went over to Dearing Saturday evening to visit over Sunday with Mrs. Frank Sprague. day afternoon wonder why? Guess jjus jjj i we Know, I a r.n i- Al Buslinel A nf Hrillinrf rii fpll Mr the Mound Valley ANOTHER HUNG JURY At an immense expense lhe state has given to A.

A. Truskett, once nnrr nn Jacob Jacobi of CofTeyville spent Tuesday afternoon with hook and line on Onion creek. When thev go angling is one of the surest signs of spring. Frank Hurst the the other day and anker was callin in faring Tues- knocked him unconcious for about an hour but he is recovering nicely. Miss Lola Seiger who has been It seems as if spring has come visiting with Mr.

Allen's folks rebut let it come. The people are be turned to her home at Cherryvale Mrs R. W. O'mally returned home from the Good Samaritan hospital at Coffeyville where she was operated on some time ago.She is improving nicely. Mike Daniels has sold his farm 6 miles northeast of town and has A.

T. 1 owles is building an the rear of Mrs. Payne's restaurant so that Mrs. Payne may be ginning to think nbout making garden. Some aheady have.

convicted of the murder of J. S. D. Neeley, a second and then a third trial. In the second four men hung the jury; in the third the jury had the case from Saturday afternoon to Tuesday night and two men hung the jury ten for acquital and two against.

Such mistrials, where a very large majority, ten to two, or even eight to four, would indicate there is something wrong with the better prepared to take care of her I m0ved to town to work in the smel- ters. Sunday. Mr. Herman Ballard and family of Lenapah Okla. visited Clarence Chezem and wife the latter part of last week and returned home Saturday morning.

Sam Brown of Coffeyville filed trade this summer. W. Bowersock and family drove over to Havana Saturday evening to her mother's Mrs. Wiley who has been sick for sometime and is still Mr. Edgar Wonderly purchased a bicycle some time ago to ride back and forth from his work on but on account of so much bad weather he did not get much use of it.

He says now it will pay for its rest. It is a beauty. jury system. While there should be The many friends of Rev. O.

W. Dewey will be glad to learn that he has been returned to the Jefferson circuit for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Davenport went to Coffeyville Sunday night to take in the show.

justice to the accused there is something as to justice to the public the stricken man's family and the tax- unable to be up. Mrs. Will Dickey's father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Rains of Lib- forcible detainer action in Justice at Court Monday against Jerry Black i The trial is set for the 22.

School is progressing nicely Continued on last page. payers. As to rumors that "some- I erty visited her Monday..