The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 5

THE WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914. PAGE FIVE. OTTAWA'S EXCLUSIVE ty graduate, is here from Ness City where he has been teaching school. He has accepted a position to teach in the Hutchinson schoo's during the? coming term. DRMERON LAY-OFF 'TUESDAY" PETRIE WILL BE Word was received from Mrs.

Daniel Davisson by Ottawa friends this morning stating that her mother, Mrs. C. Eberly now in Pennsylvania is seriously ill and not expected to live. MISSED FOR SIX MONTHS. Mid-Summer Specials Many New Ones in Stock Now Jfhy Torture Your Teet The Eberlys formerly lived In Otta wa.

1 The Price Man of a Kansas City srug Firm "Made" But One Town, But He "Made" That One Every Tuesday for Twenty-Five Years. Remember that all of the stock of jewelry, silverware and cut-glass, In on Summer Weather Is Here! Prepare tor comfort by buying a Perfection Cook Stove or an A. B. Gas Range Remember you can exchange your old stove for a new one. LOOK FOR THE SPOT EAST OF POST OFFICE sale at 25 per cent discount, at Mel- luish's.

Word was received by the members cf the Franklin County Automobile $2.50 Ti with warm high shoes when you can get an up-to date summer style for only MEN'S SPECIALS BETTER THAN EVER Association this morning from Glen J. Hill of Centropolis, that he wants co-operation of all" the members in marking the road from Ottawa to Ottawa's exclusive traveling man is going to desert the town. George N. Petri', known to this part of the state as "Tuesday" Petrie- is going to taae a six months lay-off after his nearly twenty-five years of regular calling on the drug tratfe of Ottawa and Ottawa only. He needs a rest and he is going to get via thej motor route to Colorado where he will keep in the open and recuperate.

The attraction between Ottawa and Mr. Petrie is He is not a drummer. He is "price man" for the Evans-Smith Drug Company of Kansas City. Twenty-five years ago he Centropolis and then on to Topeka. The Rev.

W. T. Campbell went to opeka this morning. He will deliv THE SPOT CASH SHOE STORE "THE STORE THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE er the Memorial Day address at Wav crly Saturday and the baccalaureate sermon there June 7. He preached the memorial sermon at Ltbo la Sunday.

was price) man for the Myer Drug oh Nelson Mrs. Guy Piersol and, baby return MANY ENTERED CORN Company, predecessors of Evans-Smith, and the way he happened to ed home to Topeka this morning arter visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Silas make" Ottawa is an interesting taie. The man "made" Ottawa for Piersol.

Mrs. Silas Piersol is imnrov- AND OTHER CONTESTS (Continued From Page 1.) ng from her recent attack of pasaly- Myer Brothers many years ago was SiS. Mrs. Jane Alilner of Oklahoma City is here at the Piersol home. rot getting the trade.

Faxon-Gallagher were getting it because they haa Chenoweth Bros. Undertaking Co Funeral Directors and Embalmers lady assistant is a licensed embalmcr and attends to all calls ol ladies and children set vice is our pride. We attend to every detail personally and promptly. Our office is open day and niglit. We hav llie only gray funeral cat in the city, as well as black and white cars and gray ambulance.

Home Phone 659 334 S. Main. Bell Thone 53 We Sell and Frame Picture. THE WEEKLY HERALD. Thursday, May 28, 1914.

eoresentative who knew the cost nni-- Spring Creek Dean Berlin 10, A special car was attached to the es and who could make good bottom Clyde Berlin 15, Libbie Berlin 17, Kansas City train this morning -on the Santa Fe for the Ben Gretet players prices on the gocds. Myer Brothers I Faye Scott 13. realized this and so they sent Mr. r.reen Dell Arthur Machlan 11. Real Estate, Insurance.

W. R. Dean who gave" As You Like It" and "A Pi trie to pttawa every Tuesday to E. Machlan. Gladys Wetteran.

ert of Iola came here this morning to visit with her parents, and Mrs. G. Bunyan. Mrs. M.

A. Walsh and son, Douglas Walsh, left this morning for Colly-er, Trego County, to spend the summer. Mrs. Peter Rapp and son. Harold, of Kansas City who have been visiting in Chanute arq expected here today to visit with Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Miley. Midsummer Night's Deram" on the best Farm loans, lowest rates, terms.

Ii. ti. cowan itealty Co. college campus yesterday and last get the business. He got his share Gladys Eshelman 10.

Mildred llay-of it and Ottawa liked him. As time iii night. The coach was one of the new wore on the change from his week ot I c-tn 1 all-steel ones. For Abstracts of Title, see B. F.

desk work made him feel better and ho arrangement was continued in lieu Brown Nellie M. Wood, 14. rf putting Ottawa on the beat of tne Ethel Olson 14, Chas. Hill 12, regular salesman. Evans-Smith, wnen Randall Hill 14, Florence Barnhart Dr.

Attwood, Chiropractor, Consultation free, 202 S. Main. Latest styles in millinery; low Mrs. E. T.

Bird, 123 S. Main. Bowers, Bonded Abstractor, successor to Clark Bowers. Ed Chenoweth left this morning for they took the business of Myer Broth-1 14, Lister Wood 11, Verna L. Jones Lawrence to represent the Grace Epis crs kept up the practice until "Tues-112, Ralph Dougherty 11, Edith Olson copal church at the thirty-thira an nual diocesan.

SEE CODY for insurance of all kinds; also for surety bonds. Ind. phone 481. day" Petrie has become a fixture in 14, Freddie Olson 12. this town, Ottawa's exclusive drum-1 FAnery Green-r-Ruth ZimnVruian.

THE ONLY AMERICAN OWNED County Clerk J. F. Pershaw spent today in Baldwin where his sons, Ger New Hope Josephine Pence 12. Davy Alice Hull 13, Sidney Thorn mer and perhaps the only traveling ralesman in Kansas City who "makes" "nit oni town. ANIMAL IN THE Bid RACE.

Houses moved, hriek stone, cement work. E. Viltern, 803 E. 9th. as 10, Clarence Albright 11, Laura ald and Karl, attend Baker Univer city.

Mr. Petrie will be through here And a Militant Suffragette Scorched Hull 11, Velraa Marshall 13, Lucy next Monday night and stay in Otta McFarland 14 1Ielen Staadt 14 jonn Mr. and Mrs. O. D.

Wade of Ha Policeman's Legs With Blanks from a Pistol During Race. Wheu you itiluk of neatly cleaned clothing, think of Ijwe, 112 Went Snd street. Phone 54G. vana passed through here this morn itcts to speed up bis touring car and make a conquest of the West forgett ing on their way to Topeka wnere a Epsom, England, May 27. Durbai Staadt 15.

Chapel Hill Maude Lighty 14, Car' Smith 13, Irene North 11, Leona Wertz 10, Nellie Hastings, Lyla North 11, Alpha Allison 11. Ccal Creek Hilda Strafuss 11. son is confined in a hospital with ap pnidicitis. Are You Wise to the fact that we are receiving all kinds of Fresh Vegetables and Fruit each morning Look over the list below and phone us your order we are sure we can please you. Radishes, Onions, Peas, Cabbage, New Potatoes, Green Beans, New Turnips.

Rhubarb, Strawberries, Gooseberries, We Also Have Special for This Week PURUM FLOUR, per sack $1.10 Swift's Pride Washing Powder, large ICp size, (25c seller; per pkg 5c Packages 3c ing bis business cares for half a year. Ottawa, although there are probably the Second, owned by II. B. Duryea Fee Cliff Drum for tin and sheet metal work, oumps and piping. 116 W.

3rd Thone 482. the only American horse entered, less than five men in town who knew Hon forget tnat Meiluishs are his correct initials until this storv ai- closing out all of their stock of watch won the English derby today. He was quoted at twenty-five to one in the peared todayhopes he will be back Leady Martin 14, Charles Cade 17. Property sales, exchanges; Farm Loans; Insurance F. L.

Williams. Phones 760. es at k. price. Prof.

R. E. Gowans and Mrs. Gow and feeling better than ever at the Peter Malburg 16, Louise Kreusch 14, end of six months. Merle Gettinger 11, Cleo Pruett in.

betting. Gladys Bethel 14, Mary Kreusch 13, ans went to Lawrence this morning- to Ada Rice, said to be a militant spend the summer. Mr. Gowans has suffragist discharged a pistol loaded TWO FROHMAN PLAYS HEFE' Greenwood Daisy Barber 13, Mil Automobile livery, country trips a specialty. Fred Flincbpaugh, Ind phone 265.

with blank cartridges at a polk been re-elected as principal of the Ot tawa high school. dred. Wheeler 10, Willard Shea 10. man, burning a hole in his trousers and blistering one of his She FILMS CF "TESS OF THE SroRM Frank Mason 11. Fred Wilson IP.

Bjs Jacob Zellner and Ralph Pelasant ql COUNTRY" COMING SOON. was arrested. the Zellner-Pleasant Clothing Com pany spent today Kansas city on Geraniums per dozen 50c to $1.00. Large Salvia plants per doz. 40c to BOc.

At he Letter Greenhouse. 140-tf NO UNWRITTEN LAW business. Mr. Zellner will go to And Mrs. Fiske's Play "Caprice" Will Be Here June 4 and 5.

Star Secures Beth Plays. Louisville, from there. PLEA FOR DR. ELAM Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Nead and E. sio Schupp 15, Louise Reed 11, Carrie Shea 13, Leona Reed 13, Harvey Persinger 15, John Davis Leo Miller 13, Emma Pingree 13, Florence Pingree 10, Doris Bushnell 11. Ernest Schupp in, Minnie Burrows 13, Mau rine McCurdy 30, Katherine Burrows 10, Grace Conner 13, Hel Bushnell 13, Leo E.

Graves 12, Raymond Whitaker 11, Ira Shea 15. Olin B. Whitaker 12, Armour Larrick 10-, Kansas City, May 27 "The defend ant is guilty oi' murder in the first de Umbaugh left this morning for Lam-den, to attend, the conference BOGARDUS SON Both Phones 147 117-19 E. 2nd St. greej," said Prosecuting Attorney Among the coming events in Ottawa which will please every man.

woman and child who loves good attractions, will be the production of two of Dan iel Frohman's plays in film at inc Star Thviter. The first one will be of the Church of the Old Brethern The Neads will also visit at Delphi Floyd Jacobs in opening the trial of Dr. Elam of St. Joseph, charged with E. E.

Smith who expocted to leave the murder of W. Putnam Cramer CITY HEWSBR1EFS. Carey Porter has a special Ate on automobile Insurance, on caia that are one year old or more. See him before you renew your insurance. All of the stock of watches at Mel-luish's is on sale at price.

A new cement sidewalk is being plac ed in front of the Economy Bootshop. "Ca price'" a story of a mountain gin I Laura Miller 12. yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles where his family is has postpon Chicago. Greenwood Freddie Schupp 12. and her varied experiences beginning "The defense will not be the un ed his trip on account of some busi Esther F.

Miller 15, Paul Adams 12 when she is wounded by a young mar written but the written law," declar Hutton 15. Rosa Lee Hutton 12 14. Geo. E. Rouse 11, J.

E. Hendrlx Dwight Hutton 10. If. Byron Yerkes 16, C. C.

Cornelius Others are: Herman I. Stowe 19- Grant Carey, Clifford Carey, Per ry Wheeler 18. Frances Richardson! FOR SALE. PEONY BLOOMS tiess here. from the city who weds her and taKrs I Chester Bushnell 10.

Iva Conner 11, ed Elam's attorney. "We will prove her tc his splendid heme. She is rid I Betty Martin 12, Ruth Fitzgerald 11. diculed by some of his friends anvlEva Whitaker 15. A card was received by W.

S. Jenks Elam shot in self defense." this morning stating that, a motion EITHER 12. Opal Wheeler 12, Jessie StiritziOR DECORATION DAY. for a new trial in the case of W. MORE EARTH TREMORS IN SICILY Chippowa Katie Spooner 11, Rose Thomas 13, Rozetta Clayborne 14.

90. 161-2t 14. Bessie Stiritz 14. Lola M. Stowe Gault and the Santa Fe railroad was denied by the supreme court.

Cantania, Sicily, May 27. Earth deserts him to attend a school ano educate herself to his standard. meeting afterward at a party is one of tbe splendid climaxes of this-play which has been seen by a few Ottawans and pronounced exquisite. Clarence Slankard 13, Dean Carey 12, 11. Elizabeth Standfast 11.

Florence' Wanda Latimer 10, Alice Thomas 9. Standfast 13, Alma Standfast 16, Net- jjr and yirs. L. Colfelt of Oak Cecil Moody 9, Bessie Caple 9-15, tie Anderson, Ruth Machlan 14 street are the parents of a baby RirL shocks which have been felt daily since the disastrous earthquake cf Clifford Moody 13. Allen Dobbins 14, Clarence Staleyj bom last night The.

other Frohman play is "Tess the Ptorm Country" the play from that de'ightful book which has been rea-" May 8, became: more, accentuated here yesterday. Rumors were circulated that a number of persons had lost their lives in the outlying districts, but th official report made no mention of any casualties. Wyckoff Floyd Nicely 15, Eirl Farris 16, Ray Williams 11, Fay Williams 16, Esther Tussing 18, Olive Nelson 15, Lawrence Nicely 12. Max Nicely 17, Kathryn Nicely 15, Ralph by many Ottawans. This film playe- E.

T. Kelly of Earlton, spent the day in Ottawa on business. M. B. Griffls went to Kansas City this morning on business.

Mr. Nead and Mr. Umbaugh are only delegates irom this county Tbtre are five from Osage County. W. B.

Pleasant returned from Law-if nee last night after spending the nay then on business. Miss Brown of Williamsburg spent a few hours visiting with Ottawa friends yesterday. Mrs. Edward Flaherty and son, Rob a return engagement at the Electric C. H.

Troup injured his right hand this morning while cranking an automobile. The crank slipped, causing his hand to strike the" frame of the machine inflicting several cuts and bruising the flesh. Lee Gray, colored, will leave this week for Indianapolis to see the an nual Memorial Day race on the famous brick paved speedway. He was there last year and was fascinated by the whirlwind driving. David Stallard, an Ottawa Universi in Kansas City recently and police ha to be called to handle the crowds.

Boih these film plays feature aar Williams 17. Valley View Alva Scovill 14, Earl R. Martin 12, Lewis Sheckler 11, Barta 16, Lester Peed 13, Neil Peed 15, James Martin 15, Earl F. Pickford, the-, star film actress who if supported by Owen Moore, who, 5.00' the way, is Miss Pickford's husban and who is with tbe Reliance Com Garst 15, Helen Ferguson 9, Mabel LOST AVIATOR LANDS IN A FISHING BOAT New Castle, England, May 27. The Evening Mail says Gustave Hamel, the British aviator who had been given up for lost in the English Channel, landed today from a fishing boat at South Shields.

Sweasy 15, Wilma Garst 9. riny. "Caprice" will be playtu v. the Star two days, June 4 and 5 an Acorn Henry Huddleston 11, Vir Tess of tbe Storm Country," will be gil L. Klvett 10, Byron R.

Robinson here June 25 and 26. 13. Mt. Hope Vern Welton 15 to 21. EN'S SUITS! READ THIS PATMONT NEAR COLLAPSE.

The Texas Wonder cures kidne md bladder troubles, gra" Dama Mathias 15 to 21, Ruth Kalb 12, Birdene Hoffman 11, Josephine liggins 12, Tearl Mathias 12, Mary Uiggins 12, Willie Higgins 13, Ray Hogg 13, Ray Rule 15, Criswell E. White 15, Horace Gunn 14, Raymond Gunn 12, Harley Blackstone 14. Cole Lloyd Henry Adams 14 Ralph Curtis 13, Ona Marsh 13, An el, cures diabetes, weak lam backs, rheumatism and all Irregular ties of the kidneys and bladder i Danville, 111., May 27. The Rev. Louis R.

Patmont, the temperance worker who is alleged to have been kidnaped from Westville, 111., two months ago, did not resume his story before the grand jury as expected. His physician anrounced that the minister was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. He was taken on an automobile ride into the country. 1 both men and women. Regulate bladder trouble in children.

If no sold by your druggist, will be sent mail on receipt of $1.00. One sma" bottle is two months' treatment, an- seldom fails perfect a cure. Sen for Kansas testimonials. Dr. E.

The greatest values ever shown in Ottawa. Every suit we show at this price means a saving of from $2.00 to $5.00 to you. Will you try to save it? We can show you how it can be done. Hall. 2926 Olive Street, St.

Loui: -ia. Rae Rainier 17, Floribel Lanrester 14, Ruth Curtis 15, Dean Curtis 17, Minnie Adams 16. Hood Hazel Everingham 15. 'ranees Burney 12, Lena Fortune 16. Esther Burney 12, Floyd Lawson 10 Sarah Everingham 12, Lawrence For une 13, Roger Miller 13.

Rock Creek Bruce Brooks 13. Merl Howell 12, Harold Koch 15. By MISSOURI REPUBLICANS TRY TO LEVEL STATES Mo. Sold by druggists. Saving is Having Saving if.

not hardship. It is simply a matter of looking facts squarely in the face, and being ready when ready money is needed. Saving is having. That's the spirit in which to open a savings account. That's the attitude that makes it easy.

Save just so much only what you can comfortably spare. But save that amount regularly. Small regular savings grow faster than large amounts saved haphazardly. Let us help you. We have seen small savings grow into comfortable sums.

When vou get enough we will help you invest it. If you lack a reasonable amount when investment time comes we will loan it to you. That's the kind of service we offer. Tint's the kind you seek. Decide to start now.

Saving is having. The Peoples National BanK POP-POP MEN ON A TRIP. Tbe Ottawa motoreycln club have on Koch 13, Dan Crane 14, Myron' sent out invitations for all the motor St. Louis, May 27. Missouri Republicans met here today to vote on a plan for the Republican National Committee to reduce the representations of the Southern states in the next Republican National Convention.

John Schmoll, St. Louis, is 14. Alfred cycle riders in Franklin county to ac-1 Metz 14, Dave Flaherty company them cn a two days trip to 1 strafuss 15, Clark Riggle 14, Vada Kansas City on Decoration Day. inc I 'loweil Lillian fetrafuss 1J. Verna 0 club wil' leave Ottawa at Satur- Lowell 12, Louise Hafflinger 12.

Gen-day and will return some timr evieve Gillette 11, Ethel Howell 12. Sndav afternoon. Word was receiv- Latimer Mary Loree Henderson ed from Iola stating that about ten I Emrna oreta Hill 10. Ralph C. An HEAT CAUSES DEATH tl i ITT machines will come up from there.

From Ottawa and vicinity there will IN PHILADELPHIA lerson 13, Gladys N. Moore 13. San 'ord D. Armstrong 16, Arm Will aboit. twentv, making in all about ccorcycles for the trip.

Philadelphia, May 27. Continued high temperatures caused four deaths HENRY DURST. PRES. CLOTHING GOMPANY MAIN AND THIRD and numerous prostrations today. At tong 14, Orpha Hill 13, Lawrence "lark 14, Harold Hill.

15, Fern Per kins 15, Raymond Clark 16, Ada Me Knight 13, Merle Clark 12. Mud Creek Peter Loux 11, Adam Johns 12, Ruby Bennett 15, Adam FOR RENT. Eight room moderr hcuse, 108 Elm. 162-41 1 o'clock this afternoon the govern ment thermometer registered 93 de grees. THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK Herald' Want Ads Bring Results.

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