The Tyro Life from Tyro, Kansas • 4

il 111 muni CHICKEN THIEF SHOT 0 O0000O0000O00000O0O4 i 5 Two Men Seen Taking Leslie Hagerty's Fowls. 0 0 Monday nigbt about 11 o'clock Elsie Hagerty three miles cast of town shot a man that was trying If You Want 0 The Tyro Supply Co 0 to steal his chickens. The thief got away however. But he could be tracked the next morn-iug by the blood. About 9 o'clock that night Mr.

it it it it it it it it it op 8 0 0 Hagerty heard a noise at the hen nery, It proved to bo two men who were there helping tLiomselvex. They got away with some chick a Plow or Grain Drill see Deuel. He will sell them at greatly reduced prices. ens but the number is not known. Mr.

Hagerty looked for them back the same night. So he went out wan a loaded snot gun and kept vigil. Carries a large stock of HARDWARE, PAINT, OIL, BUGGIES, HARNESS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS, ALSO The Economy Range Stove. The thieves came again as he 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 thought they would. He waited till they had got their booty and had started away.

He let drive it it it it it it it it 0 He sells Grand Rapids and Fish Brothers wagons. Also, a fine line of Robinson and Staver at one with both barrels. Each man dropped his poultry and ran out the road toward Tyro. 0 One of them was shot as the blood showed the next morning They were trailed quite a distance luesday morning, ias been seen or heard of them since. WE WANT YOUR TRADE.

E. A. Denney, Mg'r. it it it it it it it it One Man Responds. Writing from Jefferson you harness And he will sell cheap.

16 A. Broadbent says: "Just home from the West. Saw G. R. 0 0 0 0 0 Wheeler's article on the telephone it It: It It system in your paper.

Will send my name as an interested one." The people are not evincing the interest in this matter that they This week he began a new re GOMES ONCE MORE should. Only one man in all this region has written in regard If you have a house or barn to paint he would like to tell you how much Sewall's paint it would take to coevr it. formation. He not only stopped smoking hut he is trying to stifle TO CONNECT PITIES Inter-Urban Line Will Intersect Whole Region. Bill's" Show the desire to smoke.

44 Lucky Here Last Night. xne cigar dealers wiu noid a to the proposed phone line. As a matter of fact many have seriously thought on the question and favorably too. But a written In Accordance with the announ barred -door council soon to decide what action they must take cements "IjUckv mil" cave us a In the near-by future all the towns of any importance in the oil belt will be banded together to support their families hereafter. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 show Monday night.

The tent was crowded. The performance improves year by an alectric car system. This idea is coming to a nuc Dy year, come clever artists are leus rapidly. The primary steps now connected with this show. were taken when the real work And remember, that Good Groceries are sold CHEAP at his place.

Weeky Entered. Word has been received by the postmaster here that the weekly edition of Tun Lifk had been entered at Washington as second class mail matter. It is much more difficult to get expression is wanted from a few before any additional steps are taken. Any one that has been around a little knows that this part of Kansas has neglected the phone business. Many counties in the extreme western part of the state have far better facilities in this respect.

Gentlemen, if this proposition appeals to you drop this office a card. began on the interurban road be His troupe is not only larger than it was a year ago but the tween Coffeyville and Indepen dence. character is higher. ibis movement which had its a publication transmitted through One of the most skillful lady acrobats in the country is now inception some years ago has pro the mails at the second-class rate 0 0 greased rather snail-like. The pro 0 mulgators had no incentive to rush matters.

The towns were so of postage than it used to be. So many illegitimate periodicals have sprung up in recent years that that postal department has 8 oooooooovoooooooooooooooS Caney Center. Bennie Corle is on the sick small three or four years ago that list this week. no man of acute judgment believed that the consummation of to scrutinize every publication as REPAIR H. II.

Broome was in the coun well as the application. such a plan would be profitable. ty seat Saturday. Considering the number and Even to-day the management is I do General Repair Work on Wagons, Buggies, etc. 0.

P. Burns. R. S. Corle and daughter Miss not hoping to swell its coffers till character of questions that the publisher is to-day required to btella spent most of last week at associated with "Lucky She performed some feats that almost come within the bounds of the miraculous.

The contortionist was about as boieless as a man could well be. He could do anything except pick himself up. The tumbler was lithe and a-gile. The Irish buffoon was the mirth maker. He was also the star.

"You may look for us again next year" Lucky Bill" said. "I was well-pleased with, the turn-out here. I see your town is going to make a city. I have bought two young buffaloes the cities it connects become more Independence; called there on ac populous. answer we feel proud to think that Mr.

Pocock our post-master count of the death of Mr. Corle's The rails are now being plant brother W. H. Corle. got the weekly edition through so quickly and satisfactorily.

Dan Newton left Tuesday for ed on the new grade that was recently completed between Coffey ville and Independence. It is as' Boulder, where he expects Tyro Iron Works! to work in the mines. Quitting Wheat. The dry and wet weather com. serted that cars will be jostling along over that track before this Mrs.

Gibbs spent Saturday and this year gives up the ghost. bine has retarded the sowing of wheat. Before the rains the fields Sunday at Independence visiting Great extension will be made friends and relatives. which I shall take with me next season." in the inter-urban line in the next The social Friday night was a were so hard and lumpy that but little plowing was done. After the rains the earth was so spon twelve months.

One road will be built to Sedan. It will start west success. H-very body enjoyed Rev. Howel's lecture very much. Tthe gy that the farmers couldn't get ward from Deering take a swipe off one of the new additions to into the fields.

proceeds from the pies was fifteen dollars. Another Reformer. Another tobacco fieod in Tyro has given up the habit of smoking. This man is J. S.

Foster, more familarily known perhaps as Sherm. For a man to break Less wheat will he sown this fall than last and for several years Now ready for business. We are prepar ed to please the oil trade. We make new tools as well as repair old ones. Messers.

Richard, Edward, Loyd that preceded it. Wheat has not and Clinton Corle of Odell, 111., been profitable here for a number and Chas. Corle of Algona, sucn a vice almost instantly as of yean. who were called here on account A fanner was asked yesterday did Bill Long and Sherm Foster indicates that they have resolution of the death of their father W. H.

Corle spent Sunday at the what crop was going to be sub Tyro thence to caney, Niotaze, Peru, and Sedan. From Independence', the line will be built on north to Neode-sha. Work will begin up there right away. Then Bartlesville will have an outlet to the northern cities; It has already organized a company for that purpose. Cberryvile will be in line also.

Before a great while it will be linked ith Independence. From there the road will be stituted for wheat. "I don't know" liome of their uncle R. S. Corle.

A. IV of mind and strength of purpose developed next to the abnormal. Mr. Foster was a true cigar They were entertained by R. S.

Corle's entire family. DgugI, Manager. fiend a slave to that habit. He C. T.

Ellis who took his year he replied. Since clover and timothy do not thrive here more attention will probably be given to corn and blue grass. A few farmers have sown their wheat. Some will not finish till late in the season. fishing journey Saturday got was the most inveterate smoker around here.

A cigar always felt good standing out between his teeth unless he was eating, drinking or sleeping. taken up and extended to Parsons two fish and a number of bites. All the big fish fell back into THE LIFE 10c W'K Chanute, lola, Ottawa, Olatha end into Kansas City. the water..