The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 2

The Powerful I. DEMOCRATS LED IN LYON (Continued from pugs one) eiitenanl. govin-nor. Ills total, was, ami IJrewHtei' feat ful attoniej gPnoj-al 807 Iti, and bi'al HuVuey for tiMlilent of inHuraiuv to Force Feed Ensilage Cutter and Silo Filler is the very thing you will need when you get ready to fill your silo. This cutter is the only one that is properly equipped lo do uniform work.

weight, greater strength ami givalor capacity than any'ollior. SILOS We are handling this year the Tung Silo. The Tung Lok Silo has features far superior to any other silo on the market today. Tho placing of the corn in the silo will cause tho stock to i-al car, cob and stalk, a'nil will kspp it nil winter. CORN BINDERS and Never- As you are aware, we sell tho Qld failing iilcC'onnicIf Corn Binder.

GASOLINE ENGINES Any size or horsepower you Home THE EMPORiA GAZETTE Official CKy 1'xprr WEDNESDAY. AUllUKT M. C. Little, Insurance mini bor. nirs.

nge, relatives. Dr. I. phyalclnn. Cox luis lo Carlh- iwo weeii's visit wiib Vetersou, over Turkish.

osteopathlo Phono 260. Mrs. Charles turned from a Burlington. Bergorhonse has few visit rein Miss Fay Vaughn went today (n Maniton. where aho wilt visit three weeks with relatives.

Highest patent flour, $1.15 sack. Reeble's Grocery. WAKR YAXKK1CS Portland. Aug. irig of heavy spins' off the Maine canst was heurd early today.

or ten shots within two minutas were heard shortly before 7 o'clock by the keeper of Ihe Portland observatory. Tlie seemed to come from a point tweiiiy-five thirty miles KOuTneast. of fist-Hand, and probably in ibii vicinity of Hegnin Island. All efforts Ui dis- nivtr source of the HrinR failed, but is not it was war vessels. an- of tin 1 Newton lire loss yesierduy which totals ubonl The loss is only ininly covorod by insurance.

Tlie btnxe look on; an entire block of business buildings on east side of Main Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. If started from an unknown in thn old audiiorium: C.Man us Kirin i Herold Publishing C'onipany Newton l.nmbtír Yard Swarly. building lluir Son Quiring Estate Auditorium Company D. A. Sieflvin building May Shoe Store First National Bank Dr.

T. Smith ('. L. Spencer Kansas (las ICIectric Maxwell building ,1. YV.

Murphy 1-1. .1. Sprinkler N. Barnum Company C. Chase.

C.raybill Brothers WarlMirst fir- A. Uichort Dr. fioyer Pred Fngc Plate Klaus on west side of Main Street, mid other to bulldingr lonsohold goods destroyed. 20,000 10.000 1 2,00.0 2.000 1.500 soo 1,000 I 00 1.200 50f 2.000 DAK The Mile so' easily made, loll big stories the years tliroufili, aud then, too, Ko' Kood UK explain trie simple waj in plioto- C. T.

U. Mrs. I-Jly, Presideni. Airs. Klizaheth Knight, Vice-prosi lent.

Martha Slater, Secretary. Mat tie Smith. Tronsnrcr. KmnuO, Corres pon i 111; Secret ry. Jlrs.

Mrs. for an HUitcr has gone extended vinlt. low Mrs. Scott is expect in IKJI- inotlmr, Mrs. Stralil, of t'lly, come for a visit soon.

thnnli Ih uwiutifu from Ih for III Tlie Union wishes to one who brought boii'inet of goldonrod country Sunday evening rest tent at tho grove. Mr. Phillips, half an hour at his ut and moni (luli of HiiBlanil. spen (lie rest tent afto tlie h'ifiilly entertaine those wtio "Od there. Tlin business meeting will hold tomorrow at tlie home of Mr Jamison.

CoiiRrfiss Stree Everyone should be a Hiere is liiiKiness to so also it (lie day election of officers. Tlie preside! is anxious to ln'yin promptly at the meet late. ni GERMAN TROOPS BACR (Continued from Pago onu) 'liR C'urtla jiiiicliint' run over Hrla- ow in l.yoii County for tho KRimto- lul nomination, lo J-leitry ticker's advertising campaign ro gilt; him votes for tieniitor, Major ilaryey counted lij. Hal AVtll'ihin Sa'iip led tlie ocli of: candidates for Hie Demu- rutic scnatorlni noininaiiou by SBV- ral iiarasangs: lie' tofiileil hiln his nearest -opponent, as 2 IS. illiigli drovv 2(11 oles.

Pltiinb 1 IS, Ijptkln "Iron lirowji fif). Uritton led Wagner In the rude nomination for lieutenant overnor to and Hrown led oliliclier in the nominal ioh for of slati; to Kd. C'i Little headed the non-pur- Han list of raiididatt's f' 11 tl'o Jndi- iary in l.yon County and IIK voto of t.lin othur candidates in rdc-r is: Mnrsluill, Mnaon I wsoii CO I. llnns-on Mrs. The o(her three andidates trailed.

only votes out its registration of more than yesterday. The voting was put. up among 1S2 I'rpgi'CKsiviiS, S7 Jiepiitiiiciin and coordinf; (o iinofflcial (liitirns. The vards voted as follows: IM xtcond 2S 'hird -irsl ir il-KI Second HI nli to be trying to ebciipe Hui'vlco dragged froin a rilllt-Oad cur by WISH reported tile mini luid shot. On lenvlng Beriin'Mr.

Harrinniot! traiii; for hours without food. the stations along Ihe luid been In charge by the government. He liad hurd work proving his citizenship. The -we're and oMiniined all Iiis: cards and letters. Oil American, he Bald, because ho oud he was detained ill us were developed to a 'spy.

the for war in belief. William neilly of New York on atrivliiK from O.stendj Belgium, said l.i trunk had disappeared and Unit pi. kpocketti, had tnketi; his money. '1'iierc was a. big line of people llic street In of the Amnrican 10.

press Company offices London loilay wailing 10 cash checks. Two lu nrs were, retiuirod for a person to fii-i, his money, crowds, also ill rouged about the steamship United Stales emhaasy was with Americans making the requests money and I'oi: to take tlieni. A f(fvv for passports. liopiiii? lo relatives incut. wan aril kodak, until the show if lie that Ilie Germany is slnps ail! ed After tlie ball game stop at tho Palace of Sweats for an Ice creau) soda.

K011-. peaches. ('. Davis. i'hone -Cirnpes and on 17 Rural.

51. V. Dyer, who lives twelve mile iiorlbrafit of Hmportn, was In town luirles Moss (Charles Moss, custodian of the died at his borne. Me- haiiic Street, today at 12:05. after sickness iasLlng one An Hack of trouble weakened iim for'active and on July 4 10 went, with Mrs.

JIpss, to Rxcel- iio-r Springs. His treatment' not beneficial. Mrs. Moss re- nriKUl with him to Einporia a week igo Sunday, and he grew steadily weaker. Since Monday it was mown that lie could not uve and clrngs were administered deaden the intense pnin lie suffered.

Ills alert mind remained clear.to the last, and his death was more sudden than was ex- )ectcd. Mr. Moss was a picturesque character in the political life of Lyon County. He was allied with the 'opulist movement during tlie years hat it swept over Kansas, and was wice elected to tlie state legislature by that party. A signal honor came in 1S94, when he was returned to seat hi the legislature, 'or he was one of two Populist egisliitors to he elected that year.

He served Lyon County with that' seal which characterized all work. When the Populist party censed to exist, in Mr. Moss cast his lot with the Democrats, and was one of the most efficient party workers in this county. lie took nil active share in tlie county organization, Piiul at one time was chairman of the county central committee. Possessed of a keen insight into the future politically nnd of alert intelligence, lie was most valuable purl mini.

Mr. was of the during the Insl Kansas legislature: When tho Pcinocnilic Board of Kdnc'atJonul Administration cuino into power. Mr. was appointed custodian of Ihe Norniai grounds, and had made an efficient official during his term of one year. His Qtlipr worl; in public life was as city assessor for ilirrjo years.

was born near Sumtner- rield, August lit, isr.l. He was the son of Mr. anil Mrs. Moss, and was Hie chjld. I'l years' old; lie inoyod with 1'is pr.ix'nts to Spring Hill, Kali.

In 1SSI, he "was married to Cornelia A. Ca.sad. at Spring Hill. They livcd near (here for four years, and (hen moved 10 (ho northern part of County. For thirteen years, the family lived on.

a farm seven miles north of wliere Mr. Moss ran iiis political course. Tho family came to IStnporia in December, and lived horn since. Besides Mrs. Moss, Mr.

Moss two daughters, Mrs. Marian Ashley, of Kansas City, ami ICtlicl of ISmporlfi. A sister. Mrs. Rose McGlli.

of Oklahoma City, also survives. Mr. Moss was generous husband arid father and his fiimily life has been most, attractive. extremely w.el! read and made up a (lelicient, schooling by this means. He had a vast fund of and an tiiteVesung talker.

Mr. Moss was member of thu Yoomen. The funernl will be held at hoiue o'clock tomorrow nfler- nntl will be mnrle in Maplewood Cctnetet'y, Paris. Aug. I-lur- rirli i.s trying tornrrango- for Americans in leave for Soutliern France with Uieir motor cars, which are now being requisitioned by the military administration for war purposes.

Palmer's iliac-bine was iimong those rpiinisi- lsound yesterday and 1C. l-t. was notified today thai his was likely, to be falcon shortly. While Ambassador Hernc.k was talking to the committee of Americans meeting at his residence morning one of his men servants asked hi; might, speak wiCi him. Mr.

1-lerrick came buck alter a few nvinvites and appeared fircafly moved. lie related that the man had to obey raobUUat order, although he had been; informed by his doctor that, his was dying and could not' survive llie day. Later Mrs. I-lerrick, the suggestion iof. her husband, dccid'ed slie could be of more service by- assisting to organize an American hospital and attending the viounded, liian by going into Ihe fluid as a nurse.

Mrs. Ilerrick, M-rs. roil and Mrs. H. working on the plan for nn American hospital horn and invite American women in Paris to join their forces as nurses.

It is their belief that the women will be of great assistance in caring for tho wounded. Ambassador Harnck up most of last American and (ierinan arranged with Premier Americans leaving France would not bu to Carare who was to has yiviani that today show or identify themselves, the declaration that they are fnoin the United States lieins sufficient to pass them. Ivei- Johnson and Harvard Bicycles Special tubing, frame'connections and methods of bracing; bearings, cranks, hubs.and finish, feature these high-grade bicycles. If long service, style and small cost to you, you'll find satisfaction here. We outfit these with any style of tire, handle bar, grip, saddle or pedal that you may select, from perhaps the largest stock of bi-.

arid accessories'in Kansas. Ask to see the Winchester, a fully mount, with, guaranteed tires and coaster brake, for Tennis Rackets Your choice of the two standard makes, Spalding and in dilferent weights, styles and material, from the dollar practice, bracket, up to the "Professional," at $4.50 Spalding's GeneVa, $1.50 August Sale of Hammocks The Palmer '-line: -fast-colored fabrics, tapestry and other weaves iji difl'erent weights and widths, all marked Jigures, showing regular selling prices and rediic-' Sale prices froin 7Qg to tions. "Kyes of tlie 13ell Wright's tion on sale tit K- Mo Ciarty's Satiirdny ne.vt. Excels "Winning of Hnrliara Worth" "The Shepherd of the Hills," which were masterpieces. The-story hud In Southern Cnlirorniu, orange groves and mountains, with girl wlio is good as; slie is pretty, the heroine of tho story.

Price Phone your order to Eckdnll llcCarty's. Itiukcr Siiiulny SclKiol 1'icnic. Tin; Rinker Sunday School will have nll-diiy picnic Scheel's grovii, Thu re be aij plenty of aninseinents will, be vided. Mr. stale Kuperin- tendent of the wisrli of rural Sunday will give an address.

will and pro- Hev. Father Dominio Meier, who of the Catholic Church in Emporia from 1SSO has been transferrei! from St rent or, 111., to Olpe. Father-Dominic was in, limporia, all the old Catholic. linildingH, Including- Ule old church on Cottonwood Street, and school, wiii'e built. -lames of Knnapolis, visited Kmporia friemis ysstdrday.

Mr. C'owie attended the College 1 last vear It. is a can time get affords at positive fact that, yon money and nt. the samo din best the market Kramn's drug store, Your solicit your deposits, Iniviiifi in mini! (lint, if you it sislancc any lime, It is our purpose (o yon, Insulin 1 as is with sound hanking. Citizens National Bank OPFICEUS.

IT. H. Newman, V. AV. PlBher, Capital and Surplus $300,000 G.W.

Nevrmaa T. J. Acheaou R. J. Edwards J.

S. Kenyan JMHECTOHH. T. F. Byrnes P.

C. It. M. Hatner II. 3.

M. Ster-io C. H. Safety Deposit Boxns for Rent Newman Fisher A man convinced against his Commercial Street. Died His Injuries.

George II. Roles, who fell from a window in thfi third story of tlie main hiiiklinR of the Normal yesr terday, 'died in St. Mary's Hospital at 7 o'clock this morning. hope was given for his yesterday, although the of Iiis injuries vas not fully known. Death was caused hy internal injuries.

Mr. Tlolcs was born in January 20, lie was brought to ISmporiii hy his parents when he was years old, and had Jived here ever since, ile was married to. Miss Maud in 1.1. years Mr. Holes was an-i; employee of the Merchants' up that position last February, and began work as at the Isor- inal power, house.

Desides his. two Ijtlle children, Annie May, uged 2 yu'iirs, and Ethel less tlian i a year old. His father His mother, Mrs. LO. .1.

Wichita, came to limporia when she received news of the also is survived by four sisters, Misses Ethel, Hazel and Veda Holes, and Mrs. Corn Brown, of Wichita; three vVlllinw and Fred Holes, of Kansas C-ity, and liarl Holes, of Wichita. i. The funeral will be held at the Cotton wood Street, tomorrow afternoon al o'clock. Tlio funeral 'will held at Sec Tlbbnls tor 013 Commercial, wedding gifts; home tomorrow o'clock'.

the afternoon at TO COMPLETE RESERVE BOARD ot and Hi-hino dcrl by Scnatp ('onunit- tcc. Washington, ron- llrmatlpn of Paul Wargnrg, of New York, and A. Delano, of to completa the reserve board, was recommended; today by Senate hanking committee. Mrs. M.

Rnacli mid" Miss N'el! Hoach, have gone to Clevelniul. Ohio, uheio iltry will make a visit witlt Mrs. Roach's soiij .1, M. Roach, SPECIAL "Diamond and Tlio Inchest exemptificalion of Colonial i. arl in Glassu'a re -simple in its beauly and beautiful in i Is.

simplicity llicr Various atliclcs 1 for lailc UK, also l-'ascs, elf. FINISH CHIPPENDALE. DESIGN TATD LDIVUARY. ira; The OA'E Glassware lhat is dii- fiorn ALL Is of the still. same opinion It's hard to convince a FIVE ROSES customer that there is another flour half as gOocl.

Macle By J. R. So den Emporia, Kansas on evciy for il. 'rto orte A Rare Opportunity to get At Extremely Low Prices My ser Bros. Emporio, Kansas Best Everywhere A Clean? Healthy Scalp.

'wiish'-'lKij 'with soap. The rtronsr, lri xnany parches Oic ix-alp and tho hair tluil, and brittle, until finully liiirv hair or balilndu; rosult; Masori's Shampoo 25 £)olightful Shampoos for 50 cents c'cjinses Ilic scriln, tnnit! uctton of JLH sweet vdpctuble oil's nml MitiErptfca imports a tur tollx- frr.m wliichlKjuu- win ami eilky lustro of healthy the Imlr to up, fri'o from Try JVTaKic Shampoo for 2 BOU Uuriliful your will liei-uun? JtavC frtvil uf purify ejcct'ttciice slnoc hlO.ATM Kmpuria, We move, pack, store and ship pianos and furniture. Light and Heavy hauling Bailey Transfer Co. Phone 192 Car Canon City lump coal on track. S.

Parker lumber and coal yard, Phone 276. Misn Dorothy Dunsvvorth has gone tci -wline s-hc 1 will a weeks with tho lion down of. Swc'eta shoppiiif; Icon, Irj Miss HobertH, Clianuto. Ins been vibiting her gi.uul- pau-nts. Mr and Alls.

11. Hou- erts, went pniillc steiiogru- 717 Mcrcliant Phono 111)3. Mrs. Rpliann, of foimerli of lOnipoiia, ia in toxui InoUlng after her property. Cut glnss, Mysei Hi others.

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