The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 7

WHIT I FV TV Oil LCI diaries Pritclianl. A HEIGN OF TEHHOH. HOUSE'in FiUl Illver, According Xo Mayur Thursday, September 16 The I'lHjr Tirol Wbli't Wear Out w. Topeka, Sept. was a much od mayor who called on NANKEVILLE'S il0vcniti1 Stu an Attorney Gen- squc Melodrama eral yesterday, asking usi.istan.ee from the state ID puttlug A Record-breaking Piay! dowu the reieu Ol len or at the uule rf town of Fall River, lo Greenwood Human Hearts A Heroic, l'al helic Drama uf Real Life AimniK the Arkansas Hills A Company Above the! Average Universally Endorsed by the I'ress county.

C. E. Pritchard was lila name. He Is nmyoc. ct Fall River and he wanted 'to keep hie trip to I 'iopeka a secret because of fear of the consequences of publicity "back home." Fall River ig not a large town, but it has been having a large bunch oE trouble lately and according to Mr.

Pritchard has been under a reign of terror since the' first the month. It is now under the control of a "gang" which threatens to do all Sale seats begins Tuesday at 8qrts of Tne raayol appar cntly is not without some founda- of Fall and Winter Millinery 1909-10 Invin's drug, store. Trices 35 and So cents Thursday, SAM.SUEESHUBERIiN Offer EUGENE WALTER'S A Story of the Great Hudson Bay Country iiiiinlIts the Lyric theater, A'ew York, und four months nt tin: (iarrirk nuil opera Chicago. Same Great Cast Entire Production Km; Ust Suspended Si'iitx now (in nt Invin's drug store COL. C.

CROUCH iTho Auctjonccrof Saffordvlllc Ims derided lit move to Kmitorlii and continue in the Mile business mid your He liml ycurs of in con- cluctinn farm and stock sides. oll'iiv (it. the r. II. hyons mid livery stable.

Cull or for ilutes. Plliilic, nt lial-n. No. Phone, residence, 41-8422 Mechanic Street tion for fear, tor the "gang" has already burned the jail, caused the city marshal to resign and has the mayor on the verge of dolug the same thing. Early in the month two local characters started a celebration which ended in their intoxication.

The city marshal wanted to arrest diem, but was afraid to tackle the job alone. He swore In au innocent 1 bystander as a deputy and Instructed him to proceed with tha arrests. The two who were under the Influence of liquor declined to be led peacefully to jail an'd as the deputy had no club or weapon of any kind, he called his good American fists Into use. He did' the job in good shape. Then the deputy marshal was arrested.

was charged that he had no more right to fight than anyone else. The police judge evidently believed that way, for the man was fined $10. The town divided upon the matter and a few nights later 1 the city jail was burned and immediately charged up to the "gang." The mayor called the city council together and they voted to build a lire-proof that would defy Beginning Thursday, September 16 We will have on Sale and Display the beautiful collection of Street and Dress Hats that it has been our pleasure to show The ston Store the gang. No sooner had that been than an anonymous letter was by the mayor informing him that if a fireproof jail or any other kind of a jail was constructed in Fall River It would be dynamited. That settled matters.

The mayor and law-abiding friends are according to his story, and the has the upper hand. Mayor Pritchard wanted Governor Stnbbs to take a hand and clean tip the town. The governor was not in town and his priavte secretary, 11 i Dave I.caliy. referred the man to Your Watch An experienced to "do liousework; 1 12 State. girl 'WANTED to KENT Three fur- nlshed rooms for light honsekccp- ing.

in north part of town. Address Gazolte. In keep good time ho Imve luid yeiu-s experience, in this kind of work mid uru eiiiilldent that we i LOST A man's blue sack coal. Ueturn to the II. H.

grocery. 1 FOU Front room, floor, gas, also barn; Congress street. first, UIU Mayor Priiclwvd brought 1151 nt Madison, has live I In Fall but IV'w jinr--. Previous to that tinif he SPIV term, or pi-r- hnpK two terms, at; of wood comity, living V. Ik- 1ms a niiinher of in limporia.

Attorney General Jackson also out of town. Jackson's home Is in Greenwood county and it was thought he would take an interest In the matter on tins account. Tbo mayor of Fall lilver wus com- to go home wttluv.i'. the iirotii- Ise of help from anyone. Dave Leahy Inclined to lansh at him.

Leahy advised him to tHkj a cl'ib anil put. the "pang" rlfihc when: it now lias him. Leahy hie his oar lo the grass mots listening for the reception Mayor Pritchar.l peto when he arrives in Fall Klvor. you. KRAUMT3 NEW RED rot HEART King Quality The Shoe of Shoes" For Men WELL DRESSED MEN everywhere select King Quality Shoes for dress, business or street wear.

First, because they have look like custom made shoes; second, they have comfort; third, because they outwear other shoes sold at the same price. Designed by artists; hand, some enough for evening wear, yet easy enough for a cross-country tramp. King Quality stands for the highest development of scientific shoemaking. Fall Styles Now Ready I TIBBALS I'urliviiliir Jeweler TO TV IHlltal Hall I'luyei- Has TO Have Police Protection. an hour before the scheduled Kamu began, twenty thousand persons were in the league park her" to witness the, contest between the Del roll and Philadelphia baseball teams.

Philadelphia is but four Kami's be.hind Detroit in the race for first place. Two hun polieemrn scattered through the grounds, the strongest fnrco lieiiiK cciico'vtrated just back of right field, to be on hand should the. crowd attempt violence lo "Ty" C.obh. against whom there Is much reeling l'C-re, growing out of a belief in the minds of patrons of the game that Cobb maliciously snilcud Third Haker, the PTiihidelphla team, in a uccnt scries nt Detroit. LOW FARES TO California, Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico, the Northwest, etc.

One way colonist tickets on sala dally, September 15 to October 15, 1900, inclusive. Accepted In tonr- iRt sleepers on payment of Pullman fare. Only a few pnlntn shown below. For fnres to other points, and Information about the liberal stop-over privileges accorded, phone, write or sec me. Lo'g Calif $25.00 San Francisco, Cnllf 25.00 experienced saleswoman.

Address, A. Care Gazette. Insist on havlns Mrs Humphrey's home-made, bread, if you want the best bread made. With every loaf goes our guarantee of satisfaction. Head our label on every loaf buy.

Ask your grocer for it. you FOR SAL.K—10Ü acres, extra Kood. well Improved farm, close to I Kmporla, shock corn, hay in stack. San Dioso, Calif 25.00 Pasadena, 25.00 Rodlandu, Calif 25.00 Sacnunonto, Calif 25.00 San Jose, 25.00 Santa Burlmru, Calif 25.00 Fresno, Calif 25.00 Monturey, 25.50 Ontario. Culif 25.00 Prescotl, Ariz 25.110 Phoenix, Ariv.

25.00 FlasslalT, Ariz 25.00 Kingman, 25.00 Tucson, Ariz 25.00 Blabeo, Ariz 25.00 Goldflold, Nev Tonopah, Nev 35.60 Albuquerque, N. 25.00 Doming, N. 35.00 Las Cruces, N. 25.00 I 2 Big Specials For Friday and Saturday Busy Boston Store Special Pillow Top Sale We now have on display 24 dozen Pillow Tops, with backs to match, in our show window, in all the newest designs for embroidery work, such as the Kansas, with its corn and sunflowers, "When the Autumn Moon is Creeping Through the Woodland," "I Lost My Heart When I Saw Your Eyes," "Home, Sweet Home," "Down Where the Violets Grow," "The Same Old Noon," other designs in flowers, and conventional designs. A regular 50c Pillow Top, Friday and Saturday 39c Sale of Table Linen Remnants Silver City, N.

M. 25.00 Socorro, N. 25.00 El Paso, Texas 25.00 Chihuahua, Mex 25.00 Guaymas, Mex 25.00 Mexico. City, Mex 25.00 Three hundred Yards Dice Check Table Damask, of 2, and 2' 4 yards in each piece. This is a good, extra heavy dice check, and worth in a regular way 40c per yard.

Buy them Friday and Saturday at the following low prices: 2 yards length, at 49c; 1y 4 yards at 55c 2 yards, at 62c-, 2 yards, at 69c. "The tIK; powerful play of farming implements, house fiirnl- gan potog all at reasonable prices. K. ture, R. Griffith, route Le Oune, Clairvoyant.

Spocii.l readings next three days, 50 cents 40V Commercial. KRAUM-S NEW RED BLOOD LUNfiS. HPAPT tun KIDNEVS NEW RED BLOOD LllNSS. HEART tHD Tickets and sleeping car space may be had by applying to 1 Santa fe J. M.

Green, Emporia, ansas Ktigep.t! Walter, which the Shnbcrt will present at the U'bitley opera next Thursday ninlit, I September with ail-star cast, comes here from siircfss-es a' 1 Lyric theater in Xew York, and at the opera house, I CURO, und a return encashment in New York this season. This drama. which is in three acts three least r.ne climax lakes scenes, possesses many novclites. and is fraught with Intenso human in- teresl. It Is a story of I he far Xorth.

The ireatment of the thenn --the atlempt of an American rail- nrr way engineer to betray the daugh- with most thrilling ever for the American stage. It i-. duel in thcAlark. iu which is only distinguished by the glim- ler of a Scotch settler with whom a young French-Canadian is in Inve is handled boldly, yet skilfully by Walter, who lias provided at fCRAUM-3 NEW RED fOf LUNGS. HEARt 4NO NEW RED BLOOD LUNGS.

HEAWT Women Free at the Elite Theater Tomorrow Afternoon, Friday, Sept. 17 In order to acquaint every woman in Emporia with the matinee which the Elite theater runs every day from 2 until 5 o'clock, the management will admit any woman free at tomorrow's nm- inee. The entire program is always the same in the afternoon as at and the same attention will be shown. One picture alone, entitled "The Spirit of 1776," or "The Hessian Renegades," wil! show you die highest quality and art of the motion picture drama of today. It is a film that will well repay the trouble of going to sec-, and cause one to more fully realixe the cost of our National Independence.

Don't forget, matinee every afternoon, women free at tomorrow's. THE ELITE THEATER I 411 Commercial Street, Emporia, Kan..