The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 7

EVENING, JULY 15, 1915. IOOI I Of Coorse You Like DISTRICT 72. when you can get it fi-csh from a refrigerator candy case. We carry the full line of Johnson and Whitman's ItcioUs confections, in various sizes to suit your fancy. Try our ice, cold candy next timo and you'll not he" TOSS jptiarmacy Street IOOI This Bank and Your Business There are many banks in state-larger thau the Lyon County State Bank.

'They may have more capital and perhaps a greater volume of -ness. i Butjfor the smaller business man. farmer or manufacturer, has it occurred to you that the small bank is the best place for you to go? The big bank often is cold- blooded and independent. Your in" the big but an incidental detail, and your- interests are noticed. The small bank; however, can give your business more time and attention, for it is interested in your success.

This 'bank, while" small in comparison, with some, of -the large city batiks, lias means and facilities properly to care for your business. Its officers have time to consider your interests- and welfare: Your business will be welcomed and receive their best attention. Lyon County State Bank All Deposits Guaranteed 'Mr. and Steel Brown visited the O. Harrises, Sunday.

Harold of Amerlcus, visited hisrcoUsln, Preston Weaver, last week. Clarence Hnvris, who has been sick for two weeks, is better. Frank Johnson Is the champion (teher of 1 lie caught ten I fieh Inst weighing from one and to six pounds each. Mr. Dick Brazier and family, of Americus, visited at J-Iarrj Weaver's, Sunday.

'Mf. and Mrs. Clarence 'Weaver and family, and, Mrs. Weaver' am! son ate Sunday dinner Isaac Weaver's. W.

Graves aud family, Mrs. Sexton and Miss Ellen Sexton, of bunlap; John Pritchnrd ami family ana Mr. and Clyde Featherston, of Amoricus, visited at D. Sexton's, Sunday: The county road near the county line west John. Outline's farm is almost impassable.

Sonic one gets stuck in the mud nearly every day. It needs attention or should be shut UP. 'Airs. Clark was taken to a hospital, Tuesday for an operation' to put her. arm in place.

It was' put out of place whcii sho was thrown out of buggy in a six ago. DUCK CltEHK July 12. Frank Phillips called on Charles (Jordon Dockery and James J. Fa-; gun spent Wednesday evening at; 1 iwyer's. Airs.

Al Bowers and Lolo Bowers; are visiting in Arkansas City. Jlrs. Ed SafTer and Lucile Suffer visited with Mrs. BuUer, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Gordon were in Reading; Wednesday. Mrs: A. M. Phillips and son, Or- called on R.nading friends Tuesday.

Airs. Howard and Leona Bowers called on Mrs. Frank Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Phillips and family, of spent Sunday v.ith Mr. and Airs. Dan Volz.

Orn Gordon, and Verna Obrdcn, Mrs. Butler, Airy. Kd Saffer and Lucilo Saffer, Airs, Fitts aiui Chester Fitts visited Alrsi J. Orr Monday. Mrs.

Daley Fitts and Walter ami Choster Fitts- spent Monday night Joe Gordon's. Air. and Mrs. Best, Mr. and: Mrs.

Howard Clapp, of Bushong; Airs. John Groves, Mr. and Airs. Thomas -Dwyer'and Frank Lawrence called 10. Groves, Sunday.

Wash Your Hair With KIRK'S 4AFR05E Soap See how quickly and freely it lathers in hard or soft water; how quickly it thoroughly cleans the hair and scalp; rinses easily end leaves not a trace of soap to attract dust. Perfect for bath or toilet your Dealer Sells ff June 1-1. Wesley received news lasl week- of of his sister, Lula Downey, in Tuiare, Calif. Mrs Downey was '''formerly of tins neighborhood. Mr.

and 1 Mrs. Lloyd Kirby and Mr nntl Glenn McCoE.h spent Sun day with Mr. and.Mrs. Will -M'cCosh Wilson spent las week in Emporia visiting friends. Mr.

and Airs. C. 'D. Burdick am Mr. and John Childears an family spent.

Sunday with Mr. anc Mrs. Arthur Childears. Miss Woodcock is visitin. friends, iii Yates Center.

llarcld Riitton spent Sunday wit John Nieklin. BREAD CAKES PIES COOKIES and the many other pastries found in first-class bakery. We gladly fill special orders for anything in' our from buns for a weinio roast to the finest birthday cake. Phone 253 827 Com'l. "Tiz" Gladdens Sorej Tired Feet No liui'iiing, Toiidei Sweiity Coru Pr Callouses.

of BrlUgep'nrt. made by the Protect Your Home and Belongings ji policy: a rcspon si lilts compiiny Insurance That Insures Vire, Tornado, Acciclwnf, Automobile, 13iirslary, Surety Ho'iuls AHSTUAOTS OK TITUS CAKli- to Coal Sealed bids for supplying the cit schools with coal for the ensuin school year will ho received by th Hoard.of Education on or before Bids are 'asked for on lump and nut as -follows: Wier City, Fidelity Coal Company, Stone City Cpsil Company. McAlester Fuel Girara mines, Western Coal Mining Company, AH coal to he weighed on the city scales. Bids arc to state definitely tho price per ton delivered at the various school buildings. The board reserves tho right to load inspection, and the right to reject any load that is not up to the standard in quality.

The board reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. M. N. Champe, Clerk. Davillo Spade 502 1'honc (JO5 NOTICE No Water No Sewer No, Odor A Practical.

Sanitary Closet for Home, School, Church, Hotel and Public Buildings. Safe, Sanitary and Convenient, it adds much to the comfort of the home. It is inexpensive to buy and easy to install, and is rapidly coming into general use. Investigate and you will be Sanitary Plumbing Co. 422' Commercial jnsTinqr July M.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacob spent Sunday at the John home. Sadie Wilson shopped Bmporia, Tuesday. Mrs.

Rickabaugh and Archie llickabaugh were business callers in Leho Monday. Miss Flosste in cm Ing, of Kauris is visiting with her cousins, Gene and Ruth Wilson. Mrs, Willis Morris spent Monday with Mrs. William Smith. Lucilo Jacob lias been sick.

(Rob Wilson is; helping Mr. Smith put up liay. "Tiz" makes sure, buriiins, tired feet fairly dance with delight. Away go the aches and pains, the corns, callouses, blisters, bunions and chilblains. "Tiz" draws out the acids and poisons that puff up your feet.

No matter how hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain "on your feet, brings restful foot comfort. ''Tin''is magical, grand, wonderful for tired, aching, swollen, smarting feet. Ah! comfortable, how happy you feel. Your feet just tingle for joy; shoes never hurt or seem tight. Get a 25-ceut box of "Tix" now from any druggist or department store.

End foot torture smaller shoos, keep your, feel fresh, sweet and happy. Just'think! A whole year's foot com tort.for only 25 cents. City Mir in Europo lito prcatest ammu- uiUon and nmnll arms tnanufaetur- center in the world, may. be- tomo a United Slates government arsenal soon, was Mated iiuro tonight on good authority. Army offlcera aro malting extensive surveys of the oily, its harbors and the vicinity, and arc current here I hat the city may eventually become a government- arsenal.

attention is being paid to Steeplechase Island, across Long 1 Sound, from Smilhton, pro- by experts iho best sub- buso on Atlantic Coast. hero for by tho United Slates should occasion ariso 'not only the rimimnonth plant of ihe Hemingtou, Uniuu Mclnlllc Carl- lidge factory, but twenty or more plants in Bridgeport which havo learned to make war uu- iier tho tutolrtgo uf tliu Remington flrm. As told In tho Times, Iho owners of the Hciiiingtoit plant nro to have understanding v.Hh Washington before Hie erection of 102-acre plant, is built with every I'tiuntion to per- nuinency, Uve Iiuee slvucturo belying any claims llini eroded foi the temporary of supplying only to the alliea during the press- Hi war Europe. No espouse been spared In uutlltting tho with b'CKt luui'hinery, nud ley are of Instj'ng struclunj. Steepleehaso Island ilscif is ad- lirably situated.

Acrous the Sounil Smithtown Harbor, wlicro the Torpedo Company tries put Is undersea; boats which Is as the best submarine base the Atlantic Const. Jlany of the factories making war Munitions licro aro putting up ad- itioiis. The Bridgeport Brass Com- has completed a lariie factory, aid lo have been erected out of. he frcm one wsir older. The Projectile Company Is Hitting up -plants lu handle foreign irul American contracts.

The Amor- can and British Manufacturing Company is making licuvy guns. Tho Bridgeport Brass Company man- itacturing shells -for the allies. The Locomobile Company of Vmerica is turning out live heavy trucks daily fpr. British armies uid as many motor 5, cars of the Russians. The contracts with the two.

governments are said to reach 10 million dollars. The Chain Company is said- to', be making small chains foi ise by the, armicfi, and shrapnel. The American Tube Stamping Company is making steel cases foi projectiles. The. Iro: Company, is rpjmufapluriug trenchment materials.

One hundred workmen, guards and the Bridgeport police reserves took part a fierce rio last night at the new plant oE the Remington Arms Company. The riot brings to fever heat the luhor excitement of the last week which yesterday caused the walkout the. iron workers at. tile plant, and today a of Ihe miUwrights and the -iron. on the new plant of the sis- company, tlie Remington Union Jielaljlc Cartridge Company.

tlir'ee thousand workmen heretofore since." April evidently' supremely sat- slied have been into a great rest' in the laal week by some un- Den inlUionces. MajoV Walter W. 'cnfield, head of the arms plant, ays Germany is back of the tur- toil fcllowing l.lie strike of the and the millwrights ucli leclinical basis that the em- loycrs are powerleaa to settle. A Portuguuso laborers were their way out of the great 102- cre construiM.ion plot just after (i Worth Works Wonders We never fail to please those who want the best pianos, player-pianos, Victi'olas, small goods and sheet music. If you are contemplating purchasing any sort of musical instrument it is well worth your while to look over our lines.

We carry nothing but the best. We are proud of the makes we carry and guarantee them. Our Prices Are Terms if Desired Pioneer Music Co. 421 Commercial St. For Dandruff, We recommend next i Try us for that pair of glasses.

optometrist. State Bank building. Mrs. George R. Ellsworth and- Mrs.

A. Q. who been Visiting Parsons, were fin Em- 1 Today was the'last monthly pa Smith a Cor; Santa Fo employees, an weie ot the station receh i uie pay. checks. Reginnin NOTK VIEWS AWAIT Washington, July there no outward to Indicate that progress was bnin: 1 made hero toward framing an Bwer to Hie late luerman nolc on submarine warfare, it is known officinlE arc at work sattini; lown views on the -situation in d.o(lnU'« form for to J'resldeni.

Wilaoh on hie return. The general bclie'f that th'! President will be a recular cabinet incelinK next that he may bring with him from Cornish, a memorandum or rough draft of note he sent In Germany. lie will exchange views first with Secretary licllcved, also lias mnppcu mil. i 1 draft of a noto. oil thfi policy to be followed probably will heard! be reached at the cabinet 'clock, when follow guards Lewis calling Tor help.

Run- and the new note may ing'up Iho fouiul. him surrounded tl, cud of next of whom werol. Sncrelary Lansing not the workmen, ryiug itch. irmy men to throw him into S-tool. The guards, also retired under the direction of completod his hi: Burns Detective Agency, rushed the melee swinging their heavy German note and sticks.

Tlie rest of the work- ucii went into the fight and a hur- call was sent for the MO I date for the conference von r.ernsuSrft. Mr. 'Lansing plaincd today thut ho had xposmon Excursion to Pacific Coast To San Francisco, San Dio- 1 go, Los Angeles and Oakland. Saul a Fu, going find returning, or one way via any other direct route. Dilles of Salo LlmKs San To Francisco Ono way via Portland or Scuttlu, tnul North Pacific Coast.

of Hiilo and Daily lo Noveiii- l)or ISO Final limits three months, but not liilo.r than December 31, 1015. Dully Jiuio Finitl December 1 no lo Diil'j Novein 3O Final limit, Ihrco months. Dully Jutio 1 to September 30 Final uot later Dccculuer than Dccomher'jt) 111, lilt5. I Uutc, I $77.50 limit, .31, Slop-overs'at all points enroulo within final limit cxaniiiialton of wag not ro.uiv discuss it with th'J ambassador. CHAMP CljAKK KOK AVI Los Angeles, July pressing confidence in Prcsidenl Wil- THE umviousrrv LOAN Lawrence, July loan fund committee; of the University of Kansas lias a plan to assist every young': person in tlio state who do- sires a higher education to secure it.

The committee is raising a fund, it hopes-to increase to 50,000, to he loaned to needy students to help them through college, and is now sending letters to the mayors of every town in the urging in ira nt Imd son. Champ Clark, speaker of naliunnl hoiisu of reprusnuliitives, voiced his altiludc on flic. lOuropeun War. sUuation in Its relation to this country, In address here hist night. "That Ui is unprecedented war has brought-us into ticklish situation with more litan one real power, there can be no.

doubt," -he "but the wisdom, couras'c and Hiiiniticr lirciifsions, on .1 to September Final return limit, October 31. Denver, I'uublo and Colorado Springs Clouwood Ogdou and Sale Lake City 32.00 Chicago, III B.1..1Ü Philadclpllia, Pa Pittsburgii, Pa Buffalo, N. New York City 58.in Spcdnl Hummer lixcursions, on Halo Juno to Hcpteiubcr Final return limit, GO days from dato of salo, but not later than October 31, 1915. IJoBlon, Mass $51,75 New York City, D1.75 Now York City, differential 48.75 37.10 Cleveland, Ohio 315.60 Toledo, Ohio Detroit, Mich 32.lt Toronto, Out 37.10 the establishment of similar funds in the various towns, to be used for the same purpose, and to principals of the high schools of' the stale, asking them to a plan for assisting students through one of the state institutions. The £unds will be left In chTirge of the towns which provide them, to be administered as they see fit.

land broughl us Kafcly and with honor out of sHiialioiis uglior and more ticklish, and 1 hope with abiding faltii that the wise head and lirm hiind of President Wilson will tho ship of slate safely through Din troubled waters, and prnservo our peac with all nations by dome absolute justice to all men and the least sacrifice of the dignity. August 1, the riiilroad employees of Kansas will receive payment Uvlcs to ye3terdn.y en Portland, Ore. their way studying C. Harvey who has been and working along surglc- al lines in tho Chicago the past month; will C. Crouch', -of Burlington, was Emporia the last of this week.

Mrs. The committee bays that many of honor, prestige and rights of Amcri- the best high school students are' and Americans." unable to go to college of a lack of money, and it Is to help these students that the establishment of the funds is asked. Polyclinlc. Company, return to We have a few gocd, second-hand McCormlck mowing machines und the price is Pelers Hardware Phone 2fi. n.

transacting, yesterday. business In Emporia I'aivey, who has been visiting in will leturn at the same I time. The Chautau(jun managemonl hns decided to have no reserved Beats this year, with the exception of one day, Saturday, July HI. This is Ihe day the Kilties Band will appear. Manager Rice Brown naid today thai For further information, call or write E.

A.PERRINE. Agent Emporia, Kansas SantaFe tatting. .4 days. -Curran, of Kansas City, Bmporia friends for a Tracing and blue print work. all season tickets will admit to re- Mrs.

J. C. Jones went yesterday i an over nn for short visit with th0 ho buy tlekel at-tho, each day. to friends and relatives. N.

from Gupttel (i retvuned blp Jennlnga. Phone 471. last night Wayne Patterson wont (pi Rur- to. Kanaaa hugton yeulet'day on business, Tlo the trip on his 'I'll KAU.CKT NKKDS and IE you AY 111 call us on the phone or send word In any other way, will have a plumber there to tlx it for you imiuediutoly. NVe guarantee that It 'will stay repaired indeBuitely.

We do anything and everything iu plumbing and the charges are always low, Krueger Brothers Phonn 407 Hot HIM! Hcsit- i.