The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 5

flflB lOLA MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1916. Cub Reporter. G. O. P.

Convention Delegate Should Carry One (At Least) By REPORT pmK UP ANo MACHINE (3-UN" PULLED VjC)lTHTflBR. ROLLER tM BULEEVE IN Wants to JSjA KINDS TOR jgALE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AST) brm propertr. BulldInK and Loan i POTtERY MAN! WANTED. APPLY Qulntoii Spelter Qulnton. Okla.

KITCHEN HELP Krause's Cafe. Call WANTED lii person. LABOR AND WANTED fpr street paving work. I.Abor twenty rive cents: -teams fifty Eight honr.s. Steady work.

A Com- Newtoni ElDorado, Kas. AT! RQCM GIKL at Pennsylvania Hotel. Call fn person. HORSE 4 TO 8 years old; hfavj-'and good condition. Prime WiesterR Spelter Gas, Kak BOV 12 YEA.RS OLD WANTS TO do ihorp.s on farm for board.

Address K. care Register. FOR 6 CL08LV0 OUT TO QUIT. SHOW cases, roil top Nail Counter etc. Harry Davis, North Side.

FOR ROO.Vf COT- tape, price 1 100 down, balance two per month. Eastern Kansas Land Goi. Theatre Bldg.i FOR IMPROVED five arcrpa- adjoining lola. WUI sell SALE 2: RES FOR SALEi FOR front lot with one block of cheap it taker within next ten days C. T.

Kirk. FOR BIG old mare at my barn on West street, WANTEl -GOOD SECOND HAND Ford autptniobile, cheap. C. Mc- Son. WANTED OR wjuian for general housework.

Mi- dress Mrs. I. Slildred. DURING vk- cation; by High School boy. 17 years old.

Not particular as to kind of work. Call 'or address care Register, i LUMBER. MUST be cheap. Call -phone 21S. i Et.DBRLY WANTS Position 224 N.

Chestnut. RAGS AT REG- Jsfer office. SECOND HAND band Inquire Krese store, Fred Duncan. WA TEN iBOYS TO PULL weeds'by the day. li Morrison.

Gas. Kas Phone LIGHT SURRY and Harness. Jess Howard, Phone, 231 rooms, modern, electric lights: on paved street: well located. Address P. O.

Box 365. FOR SALB-GOOD WORK HORSE. Tveight 1250 pounds, hitch any place. Pii6ne.ll62. 521 N.

Chestnut TO ACHE "Ozark" alfalfa and grain farpi; Two sets improvements. Stocked if desirdd. thousand doljars. Want good 'residence. Austin.

(Over Globe.) FOR mares. TEAM OF Phone 437. L. E. Foster.

FOR SALE OR HO- teV doing goo(i 144, care Register. I'" FOR ALFALFA hay. new crop loose. L. Morrison, Gas, Kas.

Telephone S7F14. FOR A LE SWEET POTATO plants, all varieties. Shipped by parcel post, H. W. Chaney.

Phone 7S, Gas. 1 FOR bargain. SP9 East street. FOR ROOM HOUSE and two lots it 1017 Jefferson FOR JERSEY COW. just fresh.

Phone 605. FOR HAND LAW swing in good orden Phone 31. FOR COFFEE urn. Krause's Cafe. FOR ARROW MO- four cylinder, two speed, just overhauled.

L. Thompson. 100? East Street. FOR SECOND hand bicycles from five dollars up. General Repair Co.

'FOR SALE-FIVE P.A8SBNGBR a.uto. Warren "30." Good condition. Connie Kraiise. AND ANTSIWILL I not stay where my roach powder is usedj. Not poison, no no dead hugs: if'thov leave in three days nritp me and get your money.back.

SI.or. per packaze. E. Urown. 307 3rd.

St. Sallna, Kansas. FOR AND LOT, corner McRea and Second, Gas City: Phone 113. GIVE YOUR property away when we can get yon good lanfl for it. incheaslnz in value every, day.

Austin, (over RENT THREE FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT on North side square. Everything modern. Phone 1089. FOR RE.NT—LIGHT HOUSBKEEP ing and sleeping rooms. 508 N.

Jefferson Phone 1344. limiNGS UP HI COLONY MAKSHU, FLOl HISHFS UVy WAKING lOOUrS NIIIRKETS BY nTIK VR.K BIT HOG.S AKi: SI.OM A.M) l.tUVKR. ii rromptlj Kiiorkrd Vmm and Mnrshiil KloorKil -Hearing Soon. His FOR ROOMS for housekeeping. Phone 1M3.

i FOR ROO.MIS. modern. 401 S. Washington. iMiMsn 'i (ity (irnin LfMIc riijiDirc Grain is QiKiIrd Todnj.

RENT-SLEEPING f'lunished. Phone 598. ROO.M. FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM HOUSE, newly papei'ed. Inquire SI'ft S.

Fourth. FOR ROOM HOUSE, garden: east lola by Power House. Phone 962F22. HELATIVES OF E. A.

QIINTARDS KILLET) IN BOCK ISLAM) WRECK. GrneTi Tean UHarpe Base Imll Teaw Notes and Pierwnals. LAHARPE, June Seawolf. of has arrived for a visit with Mr 'and Mrs. Edwards, north of' town.

Mr. and Mrs. Wright, who have been in diEfcrenypgrtsof Iowa. and otier ptatSs oii lecturing tour rptumed to their home here to spend the summer months. Miss -Aulta Turner and Miss Wise of Wellington.

for a visit with Miss Turner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner, southeast of town.

LaHarpe men who have beeq serving on the jury are home on a short vacation. The Jury has been dlsmlss- pd until June 26th. and IF. A Cooksey ar6 on the Jury. Iho LaHarpe, Baseball "team and a nujAber-ol' fans drove'to Gener va Saturdav afternoon for a game of bajeball.

The team was defeated the score of 6-5. all your wanjj to Wall paper, aiabastine. varnishes, jstc, go to Cook- Drug Store. Trublood, wbo'has attending the Kansas Universit.V: has returned: home to'i thei summer with' his parents. County Commissioner J.

M. Brown of nortlr of Moran was in town' Sat- u'rdav afternoon looking alter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Landers are both ill and unable to do ajid are in poor circumstances. They will, probably be taken to the where they can receive proper care Mrs Nancy Bo bo is visiting relatives in Blue: Mound thisiweek. Wm Samuels of Oklalioma City is -expected here today for a few days visit wjth his mother, Mrs. Ida, Samuels. chickens are bothereij with mites use Hess and Clark's liquid louse Drugs and Jewelry.

A l-aHarpe baasball firain went to Oaf Citv jesterday afternoon 'tO; play a game and' sadly defeated. The score was 10-2. A from LaHarpe are attending thv Normal at lola this month are: Miss 'jI Mf.Ginnis. Miss Pearl Mies; Edna Henninger. Ethel Brown.

Kennedy. Rudolph Myers, who the past tjiret months has been in Hot Springs, for the benefit 'of hie health has returned to iis home here. Boell Dougherty who has been at- Pltt Manual Train- iag schodi'his returned "home to spend the, summer wiOi iiig parents. rOD TnniV 'aniPs Groves and Ernest Felkins lUlMl Heniletla. where will work.

Mcader. of Kansas City is bore for a visit with, his Mr, and Mrs. E. Meader. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Brown. Miss Nellie Brown and Effie Stevenson motored to Bronson yesterday.

Abe who-has been ill past three weeks is not Iniprov- Sarah Rebman is attend- ine Ottawa College is e-xpected. home week for the summer vacation. In the names of those killed in the Rock Island wreck which J. KAIFJlANfcTO HAVE PrBLIC SALE rOWORBOW. Carl Hniiter to tkc Crack SatnMar Notes nn4 Personal Mention.

BOARD AND ROOM FOR ladies at Elast street. TWO LOST AND FOUND LOST-r-PAIR GOLD RIMMED NOSE glasses. Finder phone 1130. GOLD LOCKET. may have same by calling at this office and paying for ad.

Packard Friday, there appeared these names: Mrs. Flora Van A 'lietP. Traer. Dorris Koher. 1 fi, Miss Ruth" Ko-! brr.

If'. Waterloo. la. Mrs. Van Vliete is a sister of Mr.

F. here and the Misses Kober were his grand- n'occs. Mrs. Van Vlietes grand children. Mr.

Qnlntard has received a letter from another' sister, saying that Vliete's daughter. Ko- her was on the train at the time of tliej accident was in the pulman car and was uninjured. On Drograni of ljuman events women arc the consolation race. Spring fevet-is a r-haritable covering for a multitude of indolence. CITY.

June Carl Hunter 'bunch" went to the' J. B. Knepp farm, north of town Saturday night, after closing hours where they spent the night fishing. The men Jook plenty to eat along, that If the fish were not biting they would not starve. Ice cream was madci and the boys managed to thoroushlyl enjoy the time.

A campfire was built and a fine time had. The boys who went and enjoyed night wore: "Iky" Carl. "Eddie" Hunter. "Red" Woods, Mr. Carmain.

"Paulinis" "Green" Davis. "Pckey Jac4is6n. Ben "Fixit" Shacklett. Lester Knepp'and' J. B.

Knepp. Ora Johnson, of Havana, is here for a short visit with hJs parents. Mrs Dr. Burns, Miss Edtoa'Evans, Mr. J.

C. Evans and Roy Foster, who motored here for si few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster have returned to their homes in Bartlesv-flle.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bussart, of Pleas- low fares invite' you to advantage, of it.

Tourist tickets now on sale to lake, mjui- tain and seaside resorts; also to the cities at fares shown below: ch sentec iajnaitiy Oklahoma-Texas WLU netelaad Detzvtt MUft LMAngelea ilS.70 Makiaaw Cttr- Liberal 8to privilcgm, 'iand good for retuni until 31st, 1916. For further particulars, see or Phflm MpUa Fraa. clseo Ht Laais Taraato-i fISJS Washinir- toa mM f. antoh. are here visiting Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Bussart and family. Miss Gladys Payton.

of lias arrived here for a- visit with and W. Payton. J. Kaiifman will have a public Kale tomorrow at his residence and dlsix)se of all his, household goods Mr. Kaufman in a few days will leave for.points in Illinois where he wiM visit relatives "an Indefinite time and may decide to locate there, permanently Mr.

Jamea Iteles and family will move into the' Kaufman property. Frank Mohaney, of Oreensburg. Kas. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

G. Gregg ardr family. Willis -A. King is preparing to move to Chof.otah./Okla., where he will se- CL 're employment. Nat Brown has been-on the ill list for a number of days.

I V. Moore who has been attending the Kansas University has return- 5pd home to spend the summer. Miss Wise will leave one dav this week for Kansas City, where she attend the summer terra at the Con.senatorj- of Music and Saturday a few ot her friends went to tiie creek south of toiwn wbere they KOPBt the day picnicking in her honor. Those who went were: Katherine and Grace Love Ward. Everett Guy Roiierts, Faith Roberts.

Mrs. M. E. Holliday. after a pleasant visit witli Mr.

and Mrs. P. Wise has to her home in Kansas City. Mrs. Gertie Driscoll.

has been hore visiting friends and relatives the past two wefua will tomorrow to her home in Cedarvaje. Mrs F. S. Stapleton ahd Thomas; of spent Friday with Mrs. R.

Faddis. niant of visited Friday with his brothers and Holly Shac-klett and Riant returned to Altoona in he car and Mr; rhos. Goes and family spent Fridav iii Humboldt. Oren Jury- hr.s purchased 'ah biirn car; C. O.

Denver, who had'his leg broken while at work at the Prime Western Smelters is getting alon? as well ap.could be expected. The coupling pole on the Carl Hunter ice wagon broke Saturday KornHig and the wagon turned over Mr. Carl was in wagon at the time arid was; also pounds of Ice Carl landed under thie ice. He was hot HdBBSB, Ifwi COLONY. h.is m.i'ic remarkable record' in an a 'iral way.

She is world famous as a broduccr of wheat, corn, cattle, boss find, chickens But in Kansas left that to and "Thn Messiah." Hut was investing mone.v in pianos, ii: pther instruments and doing a andlvjdual training. comes the chaiitauqua nnf! finds Kansas a very intensely inifr- jpKtod field The chautauqua people combed the sthte for The snlts were not ver.v. flatterin I Then the University came to the ue. survey of the state in- iicatnd not enough; people were pcr- lonall.v interested in music largely lie- ause the personal interest featirc FOR ROO.M. 303 had been entirelv overlooke'r.

South Buckeye. tne Kansas to I remedy matter. ProfiArtlVnr FOR RE.NT—SLEEPING ROOMS. I it-, of Vork. was secured' -ind Phone in charge of the E-vtensjion I partmcnt of the School of Arts.

The announoenient of lijs 11 the dailv papers bro'icht 'Snres of Irequests trom Kansas towns for liis -'ervires. lie listed; the towns an! visitinp; tiioni, tli-iii 1 ai needed instru tion fur "ornmiinlty siii-'ing, pprlectiii? tlie or zanizatlon of a Choral aii'l )t tremendoiisl.v hiis uov- the r-nd nf tlie season finds Prrif. with tv.enty-fotir Ironv sas towns for bis terviies lliat liii Uhpble to fill. Sothe is Kan.sas jinterested in conimiinity If the work is persisted in. should Kansas will set f)ace musical world that viil make abroad asiwell as at homo.

No other state in the linion is mlmirably fitted to produce great niep and v-vOnicn musicians. Wo the tjniiniiless sween of prairie. prosperity on ever'yj hand. clean and strong witli bra iinfo liy and crime, affeml- of the saloon This is the laud of the Indian, the honie of the inmii- srant. There is abundant Inspiration fnr treat Training will develop t'l'e composers of music and conir.iutrit.

siiiEing wi'l (irovide interested musi ca! audiences for the bcf (I may as well be a juct. I Kansas and the ciiaiitaii qta h.ive produced ah infant wi' 1 wortiiy their care and devotion. ManforJT Hord went to lola Mon'lav to attend Normal. Flora went to lola on business. Colony has a city marslial in Banu Dickerson, past seventy years of aa-.

He takes his appointment rather f-i- iou.sly. He owns big gun arid to think it nofevsarv to place It on exhibition. Sunday night Ernest Christian, wlio has been styled the most ardent lover ot automobiling in this fion. came to town and abo.it eity streets wit'i no tail lights visible to the eve. The city sha! pot it' into his noodle 'hat this as a serioiis infraction of tiie majesty and -ignity the law.

He locati (i Christian and walked and an under Christians beal; and informed him he was under ar rest and would ne escorted to jail and not he allowed to attend church The two of them I 'o; the nold-over but Christian has a ahd iron, handed justice not appeal to him so he knockc! the. pistol from the marshal's hand anr" an eye witness is not sure whether lie knocked him down him a little p.ish—anyway the toppled over. Mr. Christian, the gun and tnrncfL-t to ('has. Son, a non-combatant, and agreed with to shownp for a prelim-, inary hearing the first of the week It was an! unfortuivate, incident and especially so on Sundav.

evening. The cit.v administration shotild look after the gun end of the deal which was entirely uncalled for and it should emphasize the fact In Mr. Christian's case That auto regulations must be complied with. Frank Jones, student in the Ottawa University, has serriired eraiployment for he summer in the Santa Fe hospital at Ottawa. He visited with his grandmother here a few ttays this week.

Mrs. E. Jones returned! from Ifan- sas City the ItBt of the weelc where Kansas Hv Livestock, Kansas 'lty. lune re fed steers in.SO; rlressed steers 10.2.".; cows and" heifers y- stockers ')Ulis ralve.s fi liOCS Receipts Id rents lower Heavy p.icker.a IIK J'' Ira B.Frantz Optical Co Eaiit Side Sfjiiare. Colored tiiasues, (ioKKlos.

Cased, Shur Flt8-U Kee -lAjcks. Kryptoks. Torlct, 4- Sell yonr I'onltry, Butter. Eggtt nnil lifdps to (Oi.lllIJ.. Use "Klerlric Compot Id" and 'Thnlerine" for jonr Ponltrf, Market lo Livestock, steady, cows anil call es 11 i slow.

I.luht niixeM 0.70; h'j-ivy Jfi.l.'j'f/.O.Ti.i-: -Ir rl- -K -f I I). K. n. Hy co. Notaries.

Sell Write Deeds, Wills, Insurance, piivjfril ipss, (ijfk and accident Ins Willow's Pensions. Farm liOans. Office Plinne 1199. Agents for Victor Iron Safes. -r ri- -H -v Kansas City Pro Kan.sas City, r.

HI TTKH- r'reamery 'Jflc; firsts 1''r; paekini stock 22 KCfls Firsts 2P I rr-l- -5- -r FOI.TZ SON rontractors and Hujlders 35 uork a plans ami estimates fiirn- isheri free Colborn Phone Olw. -r -ft (T Grain. Kans 'HS f'ity. Wheat, ATarket iiiich 'l. hard 1 I 'l: i.i>2: 2 red Nn.

l.i'2. ('lose -pilv 'I7-'- 'j to riiji 2 mixed (M i 2 while I f'losc--hilv Mlichan to tept lower. 2 while 2 iriixed i RYE- -srfiSTc- HAY Wlieat received cars. I Clilcaifo Oraln. Chirairc.

urain tc'iav y'ecoiiiit of-election. the Ad baWt- had takin.s? treat'inent in ii hospital t'i 'ip tier eyes. licri is niMch itnproved. anri O. R.

Day went to lola to visit Micss ir. Hie She is rt'covorins in Hood shape from an operation for ao- P'-niiicjtis Lloyd FVist was in'lola Saturday. FJuby 1-'. Baco.n was here from I.iin-rt eettiiiK acipiainted itii 'inr peoole. S-iie is a candidate the ticket for the of'; of fiiunty siiperjiitenrient.

Thp department of journali.sm in the Kincaid hifrh sc'iooi issued a very fine annual, entitled "Tfie It i.s well e.lited. nicely a'nd great crr-riit, on the department, the school an city. Prof. M. L.

Sitiita. bus chii of the schools is 'n iMistler -an organizer. He has been ri'-emi'loyed for his third-or I'ourtli or fiitli Miss Pauline Fertuson gave a party l-to her younsr friends Saturday nisht to (olebrate her thirteenth birthday. thirty were and onjbyed the 'lrdoor games and other amuse nitriits pro for thoni 'Refre'li-' were senod the young folk.s and 'ley were enthusiastic in. many hHi returns of day.

H. FUiodes two cars to the K. ('. market Monday. 11.

K. Rhodes, who been -til pneiinionia for somefinie, sr. far that hf, is able to be and most of the time. TUe trained niirsehas not been releasi-d i-'i -vill he soon Mr Rhotles thinks if wiM he 'Himhes at Chicago and thai Verd'iM fall. Idea Co.

will open for hifsinf.ss in Colony tlie 12th J)r. and Mrs. M. I-: Speii. came from Proipise Citv, Ipwa Sunda.v and will sts.rt i.oiisekeepiiic: in the -F'er- 'lson residence ip the east part o.f the ci-y Theresa Goodell-io home -froTii Emporia 'he summer vacation.

Mrs. who has been, a of her father. 1. W. Roll for some ti returned to home at last rridav.

-f H- V. II. I.KAVKLL, D. I dseascs of t'e, Chcgt. Disea.aes of PhonfM Office 117: 147 lola State HanU Bldg, -r Arthnr £, Walters.

WATKR WELLS Telephone 1,11 720 E. Lincoln St, lola, Kan8. F.M'GHT MACKJLrX ARCIIITKL'TS AVIcbita. Eanrtas. Residence.

Public and Commercial work Architects lola 1st E. church '-s n'r -ir 4- 3r -fi 3J PHILLIP JIEIGLE -J- 4- niankets and Holies. 4- 11 a Soiiih St. lola, Kaf. paste, for hangers bill posters, newspaper oflRdea and all others requiring a dependable paste.

Some of the.work already tiiiTiedou: by the Register in which this paste Is. uaiBd has the teet for nearly twenty years. It's cheaper than flour. Get it at the Regliter Bindery. Hay Shippers Send Us Vour Hay.

If you an" hay to ship now in the near future, let us know. We yo ad- Tlsed of niarket iv and best time to ship. Us C. Phillips H7 St. Lonl.x, Mo.

K.icchaDge R. Thompson A boot That FAW.M LOAN AMI FAU.H Get the best, while you'rr getting. Renieinher, the l.iehtnlng and Cyclone sea.son is on. Get a Policy in tlie IKJMI-: of New York, the best in thfe World. 3- 3- 3" DO TOr MONET QIICKJ We make farm loans at Money is ready as sooti aa papers are approved.

J. E. POWELL 4 CO. I There is no such a thiiiig aa a bargain in booze..