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THE DAILY JOURNAL-WOULD r1 WEDNESDAY JUNE 2. 1915. PAGE EIGHT $4 'j ture of University commencenient week. Your Savings Earn 6 Make i.Ul COMPOUND INTEREST Ontniy A ording to this Table at End of Years Named 4 Years 5 Years 6 Years Paymt per Cash Value Mos 1 2 3 5 10 15 20 2 Years 3 Years 25 39 51 79 76 118 127 196 254 392 381 588 508 784 54 70 86 108 140 173 162 210 260 270 350 435 540 700 870 810 1,050 1,300 1,080 1,400 1,740 Sennitts Panamas Bankoks Milanst Yeddos THE DOUGLAS COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (Under the supervision of the State Bank Commissioner.) 704 Massachusetts Street Lawrence, Kansas Split Straws Italians Maclrinaws 9 i I i "A Hat Straw for Every Man" That's the first thought that will come to your mind when you look over the 81 new styles we are showing. Regardless of the variety of straw you like you will find a large assortment of styles made of it for you to select from.

There's a price to please everyman's purse, too 50c to $15 RECORDED DISTURBANCE Officials Think the Disturbance Was In Japan Yesterday An earth disturbance was recorded on the Universityseismograph yesterday morning. The preliminary wave coming in at 9 :54 :08. The secondary wave came in at 10:05:10. The main disturbance Avas recorded at 10:11 and the end came at The phase was blurred by a new disturbance after the primary waves. The estimated distance was 1,000 miles the direction and location was uncertain.

It is probable that the disturbance was in Japan. Closing Work of the Schools Today is the last day of class work in the public schools, and the reports are being1 turned in ironi wmeh the permanent records will be compiled, Mrs. L. D. Roberts returned ves- i terday from Colorado, accompaniea by Mrs.

George of Pueblo, who will be her guest for a month. MUSI MAKE GOVERNMENT (Continued from Pasre 1.) people cry for food and will presently hate as much as they fear every man in their country or out of it, who stands between them and their daily bread. It is therefore, that the rnment of the United States should frankly state the policy, Avhich, in these circumstances it becomes its duty to adopt. It must presently do what it has not hitherto done or felt i at liberty to do, lend its active sup- port to a man or group of men who can rally the people of Mexico to their support to return to the consti- tution of the rermhlic so Iotip- in nhev- ance and set up a government at -Mexico City, which the great powers of the world can recognize, a government with whom the program of the revolution will be a business and not merely a platform. "I therefore, publicly and solemnly call upon the leaders of factions in Mexico to act together, and to act promptly for the relief and redemption of their prostrate country.

I feel it to be my duty to tell them that, if they cannot accommodate their differ- encss and unite for this great purpose within a very short time, this gov- i eminent will be constrained to decide what means should be employed by the United States in order to help 1 Mexico save and serve her people." The statement prepared after yesterday's cabinet meeting was intend ed for issuance early today, but was i delayed jty. conierences between the president antL $ecrctary Bryan, It was to have ecn made public at 10 a. but was delayed. While it was being given out at the White House it was being flashed on its way to Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz, the Brazilian minister at Mexico City and Consular Agent Carothers, who will deliver it to leaders of the fac tions with which they deal. Mrs.

Joseph A. Farrell of Kansas City is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. Smith. I Our display of Hot Weather Suits is very complete.

It will be interesting for you to see them. $7.50 to $20.00. 10 Yrs. 182 354 546 910 1,820 2,730 3,640 who can sublet or will rent rooms separately for summer; 1J4U Ivy. Bell 2G52W.

FOR SALE Large hole Majestic Range with reservoir, ice box, double deck Philo. coop. Call 1026 120 W. 13th. FOR SALE Two modern homes choice location.

O. K. terms or will consider part in exchange. For particulars call Bell 943, Mrs. M.

941 Vt. St. FOUND Ladies white silk glove. Owner can have same at this office by paying for adv. WANTED Salesman to 'sell a sterling device for Ford cars.

A Ford will' not lock or buckle with this device on. Write Cash Box 200, Topeka, FOR SALE Two good fresh Jersey cows. Phone Bell 13G3W. Geo. ji 1.

a XXX XX XXXXXXXXXX See our line of Refrigerators Si and Ice Cream Freezers before buying as we have the Right Price JAEDICKE'S HDW. STORE 724 Mass. St. 178 rnones sxxxxxxxxx xx Bring In Your Auto and let the best workmen in town attend to it. Peerless arage PHONES 100 Lawrence Lawrence, Kansas.

0 wants ambitious youne people to enroll in the Summer School and prepare for exceptional positions, as bookkeepers, stenographers, private secretaries, civil service. Make application at the school two floors in the Lawrence National Bank Building. PIANO SALE AT ACKER- MAN'S The right piano at the right price. One of the best and one of the oldest makes. But' we do not ask fabulous prices for that famous name, Kimball.

We are offering pianos made by Kimball Co. as low as $185.00. Come in. Terms to suit you. Open evenings until May 15th.

J. F. ACKERMAN, EXPERT TUNER. PLAYER WORK A SPECIALTY 1009 MASS. ST.

Bell Phone 941 REFRIGERATOR TIME IS HERE The best line of Refrigerators. See our North Window C. J. ERIKSEN FURNITURE COMPANY Kodaks Kill the Fly Before I He Rises From I 1 I His Filthy Bed I THE favorite breeding place of fiiee is the manure pile. The great majority these pesky, dangerous insects come into life in our stable waste.

Until recently there was no simple, efficient and inexpensive method known whereby maggot life (the earl stage of fly life) could be destroyed in manure without injuring the fertilizing value of the manure. Paris green in watery solution one pound to twenty-five gallons of water appears to be the solution, of the problem. It proves to be highly efficient as a maggot killer. Take a common garden watering can, fill it with water, add a teaspoonful of paris green and stir until dissolved. Use daily on the manure and you will swat the fly in the most effective way.

This weak solution is not dangerous to stock. They would have to eat large quantities of the bedding to be affected. However, the solution should be kept out of the reach of children. Remember, the most effective way to swat the fly is to swat it before it is born. WHO swats the fly And swats away hi live xo swat Another day.

Great Truths. To live In the presence of great truths and eternal laws that is what keeps a nian patient when the world ignores him, and calm and unspoiled when the world praises him. Balzac. Johnny's Distinction. "Dear sir," wrote the anxious mother, "I am afraid Johnny is not trying enough." "Dear Madam," replied the harassed teacher, "I assure you that Johnny is trying enough.

He is the most trying boy in the class." Stray Stories. Where the Luck is. "Luck won takede place of hard work," said Uncle Eben. "But dat doesn't mean dat dar ain' no seen thing as luck. A man is lucky to be able to work hard." Flattery Wasted.

The Flatterer "But don't you think your son is wasting his talents in this little burg?" The Magnate (caustically) "Of course he is, but he might as Well waste them here as somewhere else." Life. Every Man a Debtor. I hold every man a debtor to his profession, from the which, as men of course do seek to receive countenance and profit, so ought they of duty to endeavor, by way of amends, to be a help and ornament thereunto. Bacon. Miss Clara Dey and Miss Jessie Worswick are spending the day in Kansas City.

society. i AN 'EPIDEMIC OF TRAMPS Are Resorting to Stealing, and Are Becoming General Nuisances Tramps arc becoming a general nuisance throughout the city, the southeastern part being1 especially and offensively infested. Many of them are camping along the river in the brush adjacent to the Santa Fe ground. Petty thievery is being re sorted to bv them, and householders of that locality are afraid that petty offenses may be succeeded by more serious ones. The ice-box belonging to Mrs.

J. D. Newton, 1530 New Hampshire, was rifled of its contents of food last night. That is but one of several happenings of that kind in that neighborhood. Housewives are advised, if they desire to rid themselves of any partic-ular individual or individuals of this species, to telephone to the police while they are in the immediate neighborhood and easily identified.

Begging is in itself a jail offense; one need not wait -for evidence of theft to incriminate the begging tramp enough to get rid of him. Birth Announcement A son was born the morning of May 31st to Mr. and Mrs. K. J.

Rowlands. Daily Thought. I make the most of my enjoyments; and as for my troubles, pack them in as little compass as I can for myself, and never let them annoy others. Southey. Between Two Fires.

"I hear you intend to move. What's the trouble?" "Why, bang it, the family above us has bought a pianola, and the girl in the fiat below is learning to burn leather." Boston Transcript Source cf Ramie. The ramie of which the Inverted mantles are made coines from China. Formerly it was sent to Germany, where it was de-gummed and made into a thread, but now the entire operation is done here. Don't forget that family group picture at the Thompson Studio 615, Mass.

St. Was False Alarm The fire department was called out last night at about 11:40 o'clock on a false alarm call. They made the run to the 1300 block on Kentucky street and found nothing but a smoldering bonfire which had been left late in the evening. Mrs. Archie Weith is expected soon from Chicago to visit her parents for a few weeks.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST A Beta Pin. Call either Phone 99. FOR SALE The property of Elizabeth Clark, deceased, at 1012 New Hampshire street, to settle Estate. Seventy-five front feet with five room brick house, bath, cellar, cistern and barn. Submit best sealed offer for property, or for north 39 feet with improvements, and 36 feet vacant, on or before June loth.

Right to reject any or all proposals. E. J. Hilkey, Executor. FOR SALE Ten acre tract adjoining corporation of Topeka; Kaw bottom land, 4 houses.

Will sell at a bargain. F. M. Phillips, 520 East Fifth Topeka, Kan. FOR RENT Furnished house of nim; rooms.

Will rent all to one family Eastman i 1 It will not cost you any more to have L. L. Phillips and Company do that finishing and interior work, than it will for ordinary workmen to do it. We are specialists. Let us figure with you.

Two Bad Local Roads During and following the rains there was more complaint about the last three miles of. the Overbrook road leading, into Lawrence than about the. orser twenty-one miles of that highway. Farmers declared that during the worst weather they were able ta come within three miles' of thc city with less wear and tear of vehicles and horses than the remainder of the trip cost them. Practically the same situation existed concerning the road between Lawrence and Eudora.

Call Max the Cleaner and let him attend to those clothes of yours. A June wedding without Gustafson presents is like a June wedding without a bride. C. Worthington has'so far recovered as to be able to come to hns harness shop every pleasant day. He is steadily gaining strength.

Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses were issued to the following in probate court this morning: Oscar A. White and Myrtle I. Knaus, Topeka; Dale Stark, Perry, and Ruth Judy, Oskaloosa; Russell W. Sehon, and Bessie Holmes, Leeompton Paul V. Fara-gher, Lawrence, and Ida B.

Keeley, Modesto, Calif. "PROFESSOR'S LOVE STORY" Will Be Repeated By Request Men-day Next At the Bowersock By request of dozens of surprised and delighted patrons of "The Professor's Love Story" when it was put on here by the University Seniors last February, the play will be repeated at the Bowersock next Monday, June 7. Tickets are on sale at the Round Corner Drug store. The phrase "by request" is no "stall" in this instance, as there have really been so many requests for repetition that they could not be ignored. So numerous and insistent have they been that they seem to justify expectations of a large patronage for the play next Monday.

It has never been intended, and hardly expected, that would be any jiecuniary profit in this play. It is not intended that there shall be in this instance. Should there be a surplus it will be donated to the work of promoting the dramatics and public speaking department of instruction at the University. The intention is to make the Senior play, beginning with this year, a fea- The Original HALTED IVJILK Unless you say -HORUGlCSr you may got a Substitute More Devastating Than a Forty two Centimeter Gun Markets Asscc'ated Press Market Kansas City, June 2. CATTLE Receipts market steady to 10c lower.

Prime Fed Steers S.65$9.00. Dressed Beef Steers Cows -and Heifers Stockers and Feeders Bulls 7.2"). Calves HOGS Receipts market 5c lower. Heavy Packers and Butchers $7.05 Light BUTTER-Creamery 27c. First 2oc.

Second 23c. Packing Stock 10c. The Business of Frugal People is solicited by this Bank Here is absolute "Safety for either Time Certificates or Savings Accounts. Yacation Time is Near. Plan to Carry your money in our Travelers Checks.

We shall be glad to supply them. We offer our service or advice in any business matter come in arid see us. Peoples GUARANTEED State Bank EGGS Firsts IGioC Seconds I-IV-jC. CASH WHEAT Market uncha ed to 2c lower. Xo.

2 Hard 1.32y2(a $1.34 No. 3 Hard No. 2 Red $1.25. No. 3 Red CORN Market unchanged.

No. 2 Mixed 74c. No. No. No.

3 Mixed 2 White 70c. 3 White 75V2c. OATS Market unchanged. No. 2 White 49c(oT50c.

No. 2 Mixed 46 V2e((i47e RYE Market HAY Market unchanged. Receipts of Wheat, 70 cars. CLOSE WHEAT July $1.10 7 Sept. $1.08 1-4.

Dec. $1.10. CORN July 72 3-8c. Sept. 72 l-4c72 3-8c.

Dec. Gl 3-4c. -8. Chicago, 111., June 2. CATTLE Receipts market weak.

Beeves Cows and Heifers Calves $0.75. HOGS Receipts 33.000; market slow. Mixed Heavy $7.60. Pigs CLOSE WHEAT Julv $1.17 5-S. Sept.

CORN July 74 1-Sc. Sept. 74 3-4c. OATS July 47 l-4c. Sept.

43 l-8c. PORK July $18.00. Sept. $18.30. LARD July $9.72.

Sept. $9.97. A. Monroe is able to get down town almost daily recently. His recovery has been tiro rough, and con- sidering the nature of his ailment remarkably speedy.

Banana Nut Ice Cream, flavored with the fresh fruit at Wiedemann's. Just Received Two packages of Gruen watches. We now have a complete stock again. Gustafson, the Watch Man of Lawrence. xxii hue jiiciuiwwi 1 McKone.

227 241 227 227 Durr. .........233 233 214 230 High man: Gerhart, 202; Bar-teldes, 212. I Turners and pick-up tonight. Kodakers We do developing and printing and in one day. Squires Studio.

Buy the graduates something worth while, then turn around -and watch them smile. Gustafson. Death of Mrs. T. R.

Kellogg Mrs. T. R. Kellogg, age GO years, died in one of the local hospitals last night. Mrs.

Kellogg's home is in Leeompton. She will be taken to Savannah, for burial. Funeral arrangements have not been made. fig 'iff If' 1 If kO' 'A Evans Drug Store 819Massachutetb Succeuors to Raymond Drug Stor Machine Oil I make a leader of Machine JOil, Engine Oil, Cylinder Oil and Hard Oils and Greases. Standard grades at less than regular prices, A.

A. GREEN 639 Mass. St. Copyright by National Geographic.