The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 8

THE lOLA DAILY REGISTER. TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBERS, iSlLWE 0 CHAEFLT BECAUSE HE STARTS WITH THE STIB OTS HIS BACK. iLLHETRTTOSiUXEITOFn THINKS HE IS DAMXED IF HE BOKS Oil BOUS XOT. All Kanmiit ProfrMslrps bnl aeniT Allen Shied at tlift Slnfs BoUar Bluiier.

Iiareot. since Stabbs Is thronsh all and vniHiaai Allen's, fame as a political ooqnsellor lies In tbe scrap vile, tarnished by tbe ashes defeat AU of the other statesmen who, three months ago. were clamoring for Roosevelt and the saered progressive cause were noticeable only by their absence. The Kansas having stood by while Stubbs Jackson. Pijcs.

Young, White. Brady. Bristow. Allen and Dolley were hoist by their own petard are cultivating the grace of caution. DIIILSIIIUieiNIIIEPBLIIT Tbea tiie Preaelier Declared Tiwttke BCTII WoBldat Have Sach a Ber.

fonuure la'HelL But Henry Allen, the one Kansas progressive who lias a stake coming to issue -in the Immediate future, was at the dinner and still further "balled up" tlio cituation for his frieifd Bristow. Bristow comes up for re-election in 1914 and has but one chance. That chance lies in the harmouUini; of Ro)iubllcans and, the ProgreB- '4lvo8 and the asseinlilugo of the two factions under- one tent. The lessuii af tho recent election was that no i'roKressivo running under that lube) lan beat Democrat In KanHns. HrK- iow's only chnnre is to win tlin nunt- (nation In a Kepubllran and i-un the candidate of thai party.

And Alli-u, with nrlKtow'H political future at Htnko. IH out "biill.vhoolUK" foi llui I'niKri'SHlVKS I Dan AiillKiny im Kooiior nt one antngotilHt tluin nnodicp Tlioro nlroudy IH talk lliat Uoliurt suine will iry for nomlnntlon in iho First Dlrtirlit In I'JH. Ktone hnil hftt lint In his hand In 1910, luit ally decided not to toss it and Tnni Mr.Wal got Into the race. orlg- Innlly was check by Jowl with but "got olT' the latter after'the now ilcfunct i)rogrcKslvo leader had a knlfo uudor his left sliriuld- blmlo. Kxccpt that Stoun was fighting Stubbs.

nobody knows where lie "at" during the campaign. In his speech before the party coiiii'- cil in which he sought to have the Roosovelt electors shitted to the independent column. Stone said he Intended to vote for Rooseveit. Stone is not as strong in Shawnee county was Tom McNeal, who made the race against Anthony in 1910. Wlie- developments of the next two years will make him a formidable CKiididato in the district at large is an open question.

Topekn. Dec. Hodg starts, wltii II h(tndlcap, Ho will go Into office with the KtuisnH City Star his back, if ho penults thu Stnr lo dlcHtte his iiollcIeK and appoint- luoiits ho will utlenute a lot of hU nnd all of his Republican The phrase "Republican IH uv ndvlsudly. was elected by Republican VOIOH If does not permit the Star to run hiM office the Star will try In break lilni. The Stnr looks upon lludgcs as its governor and when the Star can il Jirli'i lo ruin.

so, the of the forces behind him will nan up to Hodges from (he day of his induction into office. During his service in the Stale Senate Hodges was amenable to the Star to extent that he supported all of the Star things. he has told his close friends that as Governor he intends to try for a record and his idea of what constitutes a record may not coincide with that of the Star. In event he is i.veen two fires. The Star Mil claim priority rights over Hodges by-virtue of the agreement to support him which it inad-; more than a yeni- a.s;o.

it hacked and -filled during cnmi niiti and was ostensibly Caiujii of time. But It came out for Hodges in, the end, as had' doubtless been its intention" all the time. A good many believe that the opposition to Capper during the latter part of campaign helped him. Scores of Ta ft Republicans went Over to the Topeka candidate when the Star came out against him. On the other hand, Mr.

Hodges' tremendous majority in Wyandotte county must in part at leas(. be 'charged up to the Stiir's of his candidacy, in Wyandotte county Hodges rah hundreds n'f votes ahead of The Star's Progressive dinner one living with reference lo the situation in Kansas. It that most of the Kansas (statesmen stil! have their eye on the cat and will watch Its future movements The Star spent a month nf time and unlimited space drummin? up its dollar dinner ami everylKXly was Invited. Fewer than a thousand guests sat down to festal board and these were A careful scnii-ij iny of the guest list revealed but Ransan of a caliber larger than a Tiired of Liver CompInlnU short The one exception was lleir was suffering with liver com- Allen. and Henry alre.ndy is so iVr plaint," says Iva Smith of Point from shore as to be outside r.Iank.

Texas, "and decided to try a of driftwood and floating cent box of Chamberlain's Tablets, and Stubbs sidestepped and William am happy to say that I am completely len. White "shied" away, thniich why cured an dean recommend them to ev- eitber should have dorfe so is not r.r- ery For sale by-all dealers. Meanwhile some of the po.st mortem statements are interesting. .1. L.

Brady, defeated for in the Second IJistrlet, is quoted as saying that he jireferred defeat with Roosevelt to a. victory which would have involved the support of Taft. AncPyet. no longer ago iliau last February, Mr. pajK-r.

the World. was extolling Taft as a wise and virtuous statesman who had made an exceptional record nnd was clearly entitled lo re-election. Fred Jackson itooscvelt's weakness in his district beat him. leaving tbe inference that had Mr. Jackson known it In time he would have played some other card in his campaign.

Brady left Taft anil turne.l to Roosevelt only when the tide seemed to be running that Way. The furore was worked up In Kansas and elsewhere by those wished to turn It to their own advantage. The Republican pnr- snt down to the fes-lty In Kansas was dismantled by In- at least a fourth dividual nuibition. JAY K. IIOiISK.

Minneapolis. Dec. chorus girls danced ragtime dances on tbe platform ftbcpnlpit C. L. Morrill in Minneapolis Sunday Illus- 'jatlng his sermon on "Praise Him With the The most smazlng ind bold dances were executed by the girls' who are playing at a Minneapolis burlesque house and the audience fairly gasped.

The "Turkey Trot." the "Crab Crawl," the "Tortoise Tango." the Wobble," the "Angle Worm Wriggle," the and other unique dancesi were given. Then began Mr. Morrill's sermon. "Xow you have wHnesned jusl how fashionable society carries op when It sots Htnrtcd." toild Morrill. "I admit there is decent dance, a dance helpful to the body, ideasnnt to the mlud and hMrniluta to the soul, but thcHo rag dunces that you have wli- ncKNod, not nt all exaggerated, will make devil blunb 'nnd be would hi'xllnte lo Introduce ihrni Into hell, "There was time when statues were made of graceful dancers, but day crying deninud for statutes Mgalnst dancing which Is disgrace ful.

The dancing whirlpool of society has drawiflnio Its drowning depths many of the best craft that ever sailed life's The dance you have witnessed has degenerated from devotion and'diversion Into and dc- haucJiery. These rag dances are animal In name and nature and often as mm'h more passionate than the oriental dance as Vesuvius is warmer than an iceberg. "We seem almost ready (or the naked dance proposed by Plato in bis ideal republic. The animal world is libelled. Mr.

Bear and Mrs. Turkey were never guilty of such antics and doubtless look with surprise and shame at dances which bear their name. "It has come to a pass when children are post graduates In ragtime tunes and dances before they can sing a hymn or repeat the Lord's prayer." As the two chorus girls performed these "rag" dances, now and then a coin would fly toward the pulpit, while the big organ of the cburch pealed forth ragtime music to accompany the dance. Begin your Christmas shopping now. up your list and bring.to the New York Store.

It means leisurely choosing and better shop early in the day. It is to your own advantage and is the best possible gift to those who serve you. BEGIN NOW! Holiday -Handkerchiefs and Silk Hosiery. These two well-timed sales should encourage Christmas Shopping. Salef Which Indicates The Completeness of This Stock WOMEN'S SILK HOSE Black Thread Silk Dye" Ho.so, linen heel and toe; reinforced garler top; AA per pair vliUU Black Silk "Gordon Dye" Ho.sc, linen heel and toe, reinforced garter top, in pink, blue, 01 1)0 white, jyellow, tan, brown.

Per pair wliUU Black Thread Silk Hose, "Gordon Dye," with lisle tops and lisle foot, high spliced heel; cn per pair wlivU Black Silk Hose with improved "Dub-I" tops, jdso Wyde tops. spliced heel and toes, put up in nice individual bo.xe.s, on sale per pail', only Excellent Silk Hose, with lisle top and reinforced spliced heel and toe. Colors, black, white and tan. Take your choice of them for only per pair Tomorrow Morning Great Flurries of Xmas Handkisrcliieis Will Greet You! A Showing to Greet You! JAMES M. ALLEN MEMBERS JOIN SLEEPER SON'S Hoosier Club in Days even beyond our own expectations Is the demand for Hoosier Cabinets on this remarkable club plan of $1.00 a week.

The Co. is responsible for this liberal sale at which the national cash price is fixed. has been so tremendous that the number of cabinets is strictly limited to .50 members. MThy You Should ioin Now have been allotted only .50 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets to be sold at a special club price by the manufacturers of this famous cabinet. SECOJf The advantage: of this club plan Is to give you benefit of.the saving comes from tbeenorjiiuas volume of Hoosier sales to the thpusands who lite 50 lola women enroll at once.

wilt You Be a XemherT membership sliaU be limited to SO cabinets, and they vwIU iMf sold at tlie nation- tixed price on ipocial of cash'nieni- 1 dues. FOR A SINGLE DOLLAR I be delivered as soon as 00 membership I is paid to a CAH1NET should enroll thoir naqles at once to avoid ditiappolutinent when the club is filled. Ke- meinber. this offer clcses when 60 haye joined. How the Hoosier Cabinet Saves Miles of Steps The Hoosier Cabinet Is the greatest step saver over Invented for kitchen work, it combines your work table, your pantry and your kitchen cabinet in one Your salt is at your finger tips! Your pans and dishes at arm's Your spices, flour and sugar under your hand! Your whole kitchen workshop in a compact space no bigger than a kitohen tahle! It saves you steps time and money every minute of the day.

Be one of the club Enroll now, today, before the elub is filled. (Hd RcKidenl of Vies at Home in f'banirfe. James M. Allen, for more than for- t.v-spven years a resident of NVosho county, died at his home, 401 South Lincoln avenue, at 11 o'clock-last night. His death was the direct rc- fcult of Injuries which he received when he fell from, a buggy Thursday of last Hay.

HA alighted upon his head, blow producing concussion of the brain nnd fracture of the spine. injuries. In connection with his health, which had been robust for three or four years, soon terminated fatally. Spptemlwr lS(i5, he moved lo Kansas nnd on a claim in what Is now Xcosho county. August 27, 1S67 ho inarrlpd Kva Foster at Baldwin, KaS.

Thereafter they con- tinned to make their home on the farm until November, 1883, when they moved to Erie, where Mr. Allen, together with his nephew Will T. Allen, organized a private banking firm untlcr the name of Allen Allen. In this business he continued for sixteen years, at the expiration of which time he disposed of his interest in the bank and with his family moved to Chanute has made his home ever Tribune. Iloxes of Six Initial Handkerchiefs for women at'l 98c Woniens Pure Irish Linen Initial Handker- chlefs, box, for 7.5e Women's Pure Irish Linen Initial Handkerchiefs of excellent quality, hand embroidered Initial, 4 In box for About .50 dozen Women's Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, excellent quality, with hand embroidered in a variety of beautiful long as they last, each.

Women's Ilandkerchiofs of Irish Linen an(' Shamrock. Cloth, prettily cmtiroldered corr.er. your choi(-e. each Women's or Shamrock f'loth Handkerchiefs, hand or lace on sale. 10c A gift for your friend or school mate- new H.V>DK£ll(-IIIEK HANDKERCHIEFS.

Hand Embroidered Initjal Handkerchiefs, three in for. 13c Hand Plain White Initial Handkerchiefs, three in box i 30c Children's Initial each 5c -the Initial Handkerchiefs, six in a for only MM Pure Linen Initial black qnalitv, box of 6 for only soft finished Handkerchiefs, priced at lOc LEATHER ttMiS. Afk (o see our line of Tbey lb" yet. Priced to .5 Linen full size, on sa'e earb 1 15c Mens Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, or inch hem. each 3.5c Ask to our line of Imported Hand Embroidered i-nd Madeira embroidery, priced at.

lo ifCwH An acceptable gift for your, wife, mother, sister sweetheart or PERRIXS' (JLOVE.S Our assortment is at Its best right come, early and make your selection. BE HL-WKEl'S and K.ITH.ROIIE.S. with frogs and cord In an elegant assorlmeni bf patterns; priced up lo high grade Irish Lyien Handkerchiefs, each 50c Are always an acceptable gift We have them in 1.5 different styles. ihein. The'new Rhine Stone Hair Pins.

Uandeuux, Aigrettes and Barretles at 2Ae. 98c to $5 The proper head dress for party wear. HERE AT HOME. HcaSiLp.ruI'.HFHCABiHETS Tola Citizen, GLidlr TesOfy and Cos- fidently Recommend Dean's Kidney Pills. is testimony like the following that has placed Doan's Kidney Pills so f.Tr above competitors.

When people right here at home rklse thoir voice In praifc there is no room left for doubt. Read the public statement of an lola citizen: Harry 14 N. lola, I "My kidneys badly disordered pnd I often feltl so poorly that I was to lay off Ifrom work There was sediment in the kidney secretions I was annoyed by their frequency in My back ached terribly when I straightened after stooping. The contents of the first box of Doan's Kidney Pills helped me wonderfully and after I had used three bo.xes of this remedy, ray pains and aches had disappeared. There has not been the least recurrence of my trouble and I consider ray core permanent." For sale by all dealers.

Price .50 jcents. Foster-MIIbum Buffalo, York, sole agents for the United States. i Remember the take no other. CHRISTMAS DISPLAY ON SECOND FLOOR ISRE.S.S AISTS FOR bea.itlful models In Chiffons. Crepes and Char- ni 'ML-ie, specially priced at WJW (o prieed at SILK KLIIONAS ih all the newest creations to SILK PETTH OAIS in black, navy, pink blue.

tan. gre.v. while; speclallv; prieed at up lo ELEGANT SHOWING OF FURS A Fur bought at the New York Store is reliable, no matter what the price. It is rich in appearance and at all times is a source of satisfaction to the wearer. Buying Furs is generally a matter of Few people know the actual difference in Furs and their intrinsic values.

For ten years we have sold Furs wholly on the merits of each individual piece without misrepresentation, and the'steady consistent growth up to our present undisputed leadership is eloquent testimony that our goods and prices are fight. to MO BLACK COEY Pillow Muff and large sailor collar with tails; price, per set. fl FRlEyCH CONEY SETS collar, large pillow muff, satin lined, special price, only sMO.00 DYED (PPOSSCM SETS. RED FOX SET.S, with large pillow muff and sailor collars on sale at WHITE THIBET and ICELAXD FOX SETS BLUE termed set 1 specially priced at iflO, $15 to JAP SETS in brown 820,125 Bargains in Every Department NEW YORK STOKE Bargains in Every Department sr. YEARS ox FE SECTIOX.

ELK ORATOB DROPS DEAD. While Dcllrerinfr Memorial AddreMN Sondar. Springfield, Dec. Van Hosen, register of the United States land office here, and for many years a Republican leader in this section, dropped dead In the pulpit of.tbc First Cumberland Presbyterian church this afternoon while delivering an address at the annual memorial services of Florence of Elka. He was closing ills address with a plea for acts of kindness for the living rather than for the dead he sank to the floor, expiring immediately.

ter was In the audience. The services were abandoned and the body removed to the Van Hosen home. Mr. Van Hosen was serving his third term as register of the land office. He had been active In polltica practically life and made ar number of speeches during tbe recent cftmpaign fdr the Republican state committee.

He bad been in rather poor liealth for several months. J. F. Sanson went to Lawrence and Topeka this afternoon on Herman lUdke Raised a Family and Boairht a Fine Farm. Herman Radke, hearty and genial and optimistic was a visitor nt the court house this morning, having come up from Humboldt to pay his taxes and attend to other business.

Much has been said of the difficulty Of getting along in this world, but Mr. Radke has done right well under conditions many men would consider cause for quitting. Twenty-six years ago he began work on the Santa Fc section at Humboldt and with the exception of one year he has been steadily on the job ever since. Ho has raised a family of six children well, two of bis boys having good jobs with the road in the bridge gangs out east of Humboldt he has a fine 160-acre farm to which ha looks forward to occupying when he gets the old Santa Fo to running so smoothly he can safely leave it. OIL FIELD BOOMIXO AGAIX.

filX UQRSES A LAUXDRY. Tbe Bank Resnlur VLsit. Lnwsnit XoTcmlier Saw Wells in This Field. The MIdcontlncnt Oil Field was never more active than It Is at present, thanks to recent rises In the price qf crude oil and tbe diminution of the sup ply. November showed 816 wells drilled and 7.51 drills running, which is a new record.

Six hundred three of the wells were Oilers, 83 gassers and 130 were drj- holes. Alien county is credited with six wells, ail oil producers, and three rigs are now drilling new wells. The six wells are credited a tlon of 75 barrels. The total new oil produetlon for the inontb Is about 23.000 barrels dally. The I morning papers nQte another hike of 5 cents a barrel in Pennsylvania and Ohio oils, which will probably be reflected here.

Attendants at district court are grow ing superstitious about the ceration of the Model I.aundr>-. It in- tnided its skeleton into court this morning for the third time, with appendices, suckers and attachments accumulated with the years. Its present relncarceraUon is In tbe form of a suit by the State Savings Bank to collect, a $400 chattel mortgage given by E. O. Bruner In" February, 1911, the security being six horses.

The bank cites tbe note and asks judgment. Bruner confesses the note, but amends and explains. He says he took the laundry under a $1,100 mortgage held by the He later gave the 1400 to secure a sixty day extension of the time on the larger maebtedness. and he pleads a verljal agrcenlent aside from the note. He says bank could have sold the laundry the sum of the original mortgage, but refused, that he received no money for his $400 note an dthat It is the bank's own fault that It is not in the clear and he freed of any obligation.

He refused to give lip the six horses. The last time the case was up he was suing the bank on the same premises. When yoti get six horses in a laundry stands to reason that there is going to be trouble in clearing up things. CROSS 08 FEVEIIISH HAIF-SICX GHILOREN If Tongue is Coated, Breath Bad, Stonisirb If Means a Torpid Liver nnd Clogged Bowels. A raid by the county attorney's and sherlfCs on the city of Coffeyville Fridtpr night rlesulted in the seizure of seven or eight kegs of beer considerable whiskey, and the chief of police and city clerk of Tbe stewards of the Eagles and Owls clubs were arrested and placed under 11 .200 bonds each.

The raid occurred at a time when the places were crowded and the merriment bad attained about one-fourth momentum, only one of the four IS-gallon in each place having been consumed. Mother Don't scold your cross, peevish child! Look at the tongue! See If It is white, yellow and coated! If your child Is listless, drooping. Isn't sleeping well. Is restless, doesn't eat heartily or Is cross. Irritable, out of sorts with evcryl)Ody sour, feverish, breath bad; has stomacb- acbe, diarrhoea, sore throat or is full of cold, it means tbe little one's stom- acht liver and SO feet of bowels are filled with poisons and.

foul, constipated waste matter and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. Give a teaspoonful fSyrup of Figs, and in a few hours all the clogged up waste, undigested food and sour bile will gently move on and out little waste clogged bowels without nausea, griping or weakness, and you will surely have a well, happy and smiling child again With Syrup of Figs yo uarc not drug glng your children, being composed eh tlrely of luscious figs, senna and aromatics It cannot be harmful, besides they dearly love its delicious taste. Mothers should always keep Syrup of Figs handvi. It Is the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and regulator little given today will save a sick, child tomorrow. Full directions for children of all aces and for plainly printed on the i Ask your druggist for the full naine.

"Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna," prepared by the Califomla Fig Symp Co. This is the dellclon; tasting, genuine old Refuse anything else I offered. Eugene Sensational PredacHoB Paid in Full' AT THE GRAND THEATRE Dee. 6fli.