The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • 6

nUTCHmSOF DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, mil 17, 1909 1.1 1 10W did last year. Average yield per acre will be more, but reduced acreage iui-ly offsets this. About half cut. Cloudy UNCHANGED We Have Cured Others i and hot. TO LOWER Chicaao Grain Letter.

Chicago, June 17. WHEAT: There Is a feeling in the local wheat trade that uiree or four days' weakness and decline should naturally be followed bv at least temporary recovery. As WE CAN CURE YOU If your wages are small and you are sick, we Invite you to COiu. The hard working man can be treated by us at a fee within his means. He need not remain sick for fear of big doctor bills, and we will give euch easy -terms of payment that he will not feel burdened.

A poor the higher prices made at opening today, they did not hold and a break fol Cash Wheat Has Downward Ten lowed a to lower than toueneo man cannot afford to go to doctors who make a charge for each treat dency at Kansas City. yesterday, there is disposition to work now for farther recovery. Weakness in Northwest market caused selling ment whether successful or not. We are successful because we understand our business. Others Treat We Never Fail You! We Core! pressure at one time.

B. W. Snow finds promise of nothing to ten bush' White) Corn is a Quarter to a els per acre in Thomas, Sheridan and Graham counties, Kansas. CORN Only dip in corn prices Half Lower1- Other Varieties Are Higher. this "morning was in sympathy with weak turn in wheat.

Corn belt shows too much wet weather. Short sellers are cautious. Do You a Life-Long Cure? Chronic Discharges. Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Piles and Fistula.

Nervrous Decline. Skin Diseases. Urethral Obstuctions. Do You Want a Life-Long Cure? Nervotna Debility. Variocse Veins.

Blood Poison. Prostratic Diseases. Stricture, Gleet. CURED QUICKLY, SAFELYand SURELY you yant to see The finest display of Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Steamer and Wardrobe Trunks look into our North Window Friday. (Trunk Department, Second Floor.) THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS NORMAL SOCIAL TONIGHT.

Chronic Dis- Cattle Slow and Uneven to Low Diseases Peculiar to Men, Diseases Peculiar to Women. of Men, Women and Children. er at Kansas City. An Interesting Program Arranged for the Teachers. An interesting program has been arranged for the teachers' normal institute at the high school tonight and a good attendance is expected.

The program follows: Piano duet, March Triumphale. Vocal aolo, Four Leaf Clover. Reading, Higher Culture in Dixie. Vocal duet, The Land of Swallows. Piano duet, Selected.

Heading, Mrs. MclJuffey on Baseball. Vocal solo, Cobwebs. Vocal duet, Don't You Cry Ma' Honey. Piano solo.

Philadelphia Physicians 7 SOUTH MAIN STREET CONSULTATION SERB FREE Hogs Are Steady to Five Cents Lower With About Average Receipts. FISHING IN THE LAKE. AWAITING ANALYSIS Comrade" Hoagland Having a Fine Tim, in f.hiranrt SERVING LEMONADE TODAY. Carey Company Employes Are Keep ing Open House This Afternoon. 17.

CASH Wnrd hns hppn rwrnivml at tho Kansas City. Kansas City, June WHEAT: Unchanged to No. 2 hard, ST.30SC1.38; lc Hoagland store that "Comrade" Martin No. red, Mrtap-lnnd who ij viitiTio- li, Illlnm'u ic At the uour when the sun beats July, $1-07; September, fisllillg abollt every afternoon up in 11.02; December, $1.01. T.akn Mlchiesn.

hp lieini? at Coroner Sends Mrs. Diaehl's FAY W. THOMAS COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 2 Third Avenue East. Hutchinson, Kansas.

Bell Phone 1uO0. B. B. Phone 859. Member Chicago Board of Trade Correspondent of Logan and Bryan.

Direct wires to: Chicago Board of Trade. CORN: 'fee lower for white; I at the time. He has written unchanged to y2c higher for others. that he and Mrs Hoaeland are eniov- Stomach to State Chemist. down the hottest and all the natives of the tropics are taking their siesta, a brilliant niind at one of the large offices down town conceived the idea of making lemonade by subscription.

Ha proposed his idea to his tellow clerks and iuey cheered him to a fin No, 2 mixed, C969c; No. 2 white, tlwir visit hack at thP nlrt hnmo i lc; July, 69c; September, C6c; alld their outin ln chicaeo. where th December, 54C. fishine- in sn trdnil that vnn ran null Ltrt3t3Lt3 uai lower. wuue, lout as nlanv as you like.

No. 2 mixed, ooVfeWobftc. VERY FEW TAX HOWLS. RYE: 828uc. HAY: Unchanged.

Choice timothy, 1 3.00 13.50; ehoice prairie, $11.75) Kansas City Board of Trade. Believed That Dose of Cocaine Was Cause of Death of the Woman. 12.00. Receipts of wheat, 10 cars. Today Is City Day Before Equalization Board.

Today is city day before the board of equalization. All those who had a complaint to make in regard to the ish. But just ihen some one thought of the cost. Everyone dug up cheerfully even to the colored porter who was lo assist in the making. Alter this the amount to be bought was considered and it was decided, as tiiey did not have to pay tor the ice.

thiy could buy an extra amount, of lemons and sugar. These were sent for, the lemonade made and lae employes" of the Carey lee ani Salt company are now holding open hoiise for themselves and the other unfortunates that have to work. THE A. 5 A. DRUG Co.

Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, June 17. BUTTER: jf New York Stock Exchange. New York Cotton Exchange. AH orders executed on the floor of the tlfferent exchanges.

Commissions: Grains Pork 6. Stocks Cotton 4 points. AU business strictly confidential. LARABEE CASE FINISHED. tax levy of their property had a chance to register their kick.

I BURY BODY THIS AFTERNOON Creamery, extra. 25c; firsts. 23c; see onds, 21c; packing stock, 18c. Busy Towns 8 Busy Stores EGGS: Extra, 21c; firsts, 19c muiuuKU uie weie kept pretty busy throughout the day, the complaints were few in proportion to the population. ent receipts, lVfec; seconds dirties, 16c.

Hearing Completed and Referee and Inquest lias Been Postponed Awaiting Report of Chemist. Chicago Closing Prices. Chicago. June 17. WHEAT: July, HAVE A PRACTICE SHOOT.

September, De Gun Club Members Entertained Local cember, $1.061.06. Ed O'Brien Yesterday. Applies for Divorce. Mrs. Sallie A.

Noll has filed a petition for a divorce trom nusband, John P. Noll, to whom she was married in Ramona, Marion county, Kansas, October 1, 19()u. The petition states that taey lived together until about February 1, 1909, but separated CORN: July, 72c; September, Lawyers Have Gone. The hearing of arguments in the case of the L-arabee Milling company against the Miissoari Pacific Railroad company was 'completed tins morning and the lawyers and referee in me loft nn morning: trains for their LADIES' 6Hrci 69c; December, 59c. Ed O'Brien of Florence was visiting OATS: July, 51c; September, here and was entertained at the North 43c: December, 4343c.

side nark yesterday by a few of the lo- Mrs. Anna Fallis Denies Calling With Woman at Mrs. Hatch's House. PORK: July, September, TAN and BROWN PUMPS gun club members who held i homes. Juage J.

H. Sluss, the federal' tal $20.65. nraotice shoot at blue rocKS. Air LARD: July, $11.85: September, O'Brien likes to come to Hutchinson October, and the boys are always glad to see him. The following are the scores: Twentv-five targets.

Hi yards rise- LIVE STOCK. then on an agreement. She claims that he has been guilty of extreme cruelty to her and had used protane and rude language in her presence. The petition also wants a division ot the property made, which they haVe an agreement. This is to give her a tract of land in Marion county and to supply her with money at the rate of $125 a month, $25 of this amount being for herself and $25 for i O'Brien, 23; Duis, 21; Kankin, 2d; Coroner Schoor is awaiting the re1 turn of the stomach of Mrs.

Dathney Kansas City. Kansas City, June 17. CATTLE: Cook, 21. Twentv-five targets, 16 yards rise 21; court referee, will toiistder the evidence and arguments and report his findings to the court within the next few weeks. This case has been in the tinted States supreme court and back anu amounts to considerable because ot the costs involved in the litigation.

Joseph G. Waters and Charles BIooj Smith, of Topeka, looked alter me Larabee interests in the hearing be- fore the referee and James M. Cnallis of Atchison represented the Missouil Pacific. MILLS AWAIT THE NEW OROP. O'Brien, 25; Rankin, 25; Dili Cook.

21. Diaehl, sent yesterday to the state chemist for analysis, before holding $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Are cool and fashionable for warm weather. They are in the latest shapes and shades. Shinola and Outfit 20c. APPLEGATE.

The Shoe Man. We Do Shoe Repairing Receipts, 5,000. Slow, uneven to lower. Native steers, cows and heifers, stoekers and feed Twentv-tive targets. 20 yards rise the inquest concerning the woman's mysterious death at the home of Mrs.

each of four minor children, until they come of age. ers, bulls, $3.00 Crt 5.00; calves. Emnialine Hatch, an aged negress, Kf l.l It 11, -1, I'LtiO, Cook, 20. Twentv-five targets, 20 yards rise-O'Brien. 24; Duis, Rankin, 2: Cook, 2'i.

Tuesday evening. HOGS: Receipts. 10,000. Sleady to 5c lower. Heavy.

packers' butchers, lights, $7.19 7.65; pigs, it is thought the analysis will show that cocaine had been taken, which Closed for the Summer. The board of charities, that furnished work for the unemployed during the winter, has discontinued until the reorganization next winter. It is earnestly requested that no one be DANGER OF FLOOD PAST. under certain physical conditions, re Chicago. rhipnL'n Jimp 1 7.

CATTLE: Ke- suited in the woman's death. Tue Not Until After Harvest Will Any of Them Open. r.nnrhtifins Are Imoroved in the we a (inn strikers and feeders. sent to me tor employment, as Smoky Hill Valley. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

story that she did not attempt criminal operation, told by the gress, is now believed. firths 50- beeves. J5.30IH 7.25: cows 1 have nothing whatever to offer. Siilina. June 17.

The Smoky MRS. C. H. M'BURNEY. and heifers, calves, $5.75 Fill river todav stands at twenty an The body of Mlrs.

Diaehl is being SAI.KSM AN on guaranteed Hosiery and I'ndwrwear. Sales direct to wearer only. Good opportunity. Men with other mills wanted as state managers. International a half feet.

Danger of serious tlood BREVITIES. buried this afternoon. The coroner's It 7.75. HOGS: Receipts. 16.000.

Top, bulk of sales, women, but until the present she has always been able to evade punishment. The killing of 'Bum" Hatch six years ago was the latest scandal involving the Hatches. had earned his noni de plume by a career lnnfinir and nettv crime. He was has nassei. The damage to crops inrv viewed the bedv this morning at Mills.

30as Chestnut niuauHiin, will amount to several thousand dol Johnson's ndertaking parlors. Hutchinson millers are getting their mills In shape for me new wheat thai Will begin coming in scon alter the harvest is over. Not ginee the shortage in wheat closed all of them several weeks ago has a tuund of flour been ground in Hutchinson and me mills will not start up again until the threshing of the new crop begins. The millers will improve the interval to get the mills in lrst-class working or 17 Mrs. B.

C. Reesing went to Wichita this morning. Ph. lars. The inquest will not be held today, St.

Louis. St. Louis. June 17. CATTLE: It will be held as soon as the report LOST Bunch of keys, two dollars re-t News office or at from the state chemist conies hot to death by a wane man, lcu The Kansas Grain office, 112 Second east.

W. K. McMillan. lf Coroner Schoor said today that the in Lewis, who, resented "Bum's" atten ceipts, 3.000. Native beef steers, 7.1a; cows ani heiters, 6.85; stockers and feeders, 4 85; calves, HOGS: Receipts, 500.

Pigs and Married Yesterday. 'Miss Minnie M'undee of Kingman, and Mir. ames McCool of Kline, were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mr. and F. A.

Bradeen at 424 FOR KENT Furnished rooms In modern house: orivate family. Call S18 First tions to his Wile. lUO Lewises iiuu previously served terms for boot-legging liquor. 19 west. New phone 5tiu-A.

der. It is likely that much grain will no threshed in the field this year, as Lewis and his wile ana two ouicr quest would not be private unless new developments made it necessary. County Attorney Hettinger says he does not know in an official way that the woman is dead. However he has been investigating the case and awaits only tne recommendation from the coroner to make one arrest ami close, in, or room. Ad- tf lights, packers, 7.90; butchers best heavy, 8.05.

n- deiiiiiiiJ tor the wheat as oast. Rev Silencer of the WANTED Kurnished room, will take both board and dress care News. Mis. L. A.

Calbreath of Haven, vas shopping in the city today. J. Ferguson and wife left this morning for a visit in Elk City. Mrs. E.

N. McCandless and chiif went to Wichita this morning. Mlrs. Charles Adams went to Topeka where she will visit her mother, G. Stiles.

Ms. S. C. Brown and Miss Myrrle Short of Burrton, were in the ifitj shopping yesterday. J.

R. Jones and daughters, Mary and Greata, of Burrton, wi-re in men went to ttu Hatch home tor a final jamboree betore leaving town. There was drinking and feasting and carousing. Lewis began to show at HUTCHINSON MARKET. soon as it can be sccired.

Probably Evangelical church performing the many farmers will have their crops ceremony. They will go to Kline, threshed as scon after cutting as pos- where they will make their sible. DAVIS 6 MILLER LOTS AND 7, in F.at Eleventh street. 6M). LOTS 14 TO 19 INCLUSIVE, in Central Land and Town addition, near Seventeenth and Main, $1,000.

These lots are onlv one and one-half blocks trom lots in Fair Ground addition that sold for JtfOCUKi for two. These are only a little more than $150.00 each. Look and you u.ill hnv tentions to "Bum Hatch wue ana Mrs. Lewis resented it. Lewis began to abuse his wife and "Bum" took her part.

There was a "rough house" snd Lewis was shot in the. leg by "Bum." He went outside to his wa possibly two. Mrs. Annie Fallis, aji employe of a local laundry, is accused by Mrs. Hatch of bringing Mrs.

Diaehl to the Hatch home the first time, about two weeks ago. The Fallis woman claims she scarcely knew Mrs. Diaehl and Hutchinson this morning shopping. Miss Myrtle Elfresh of Grain. WHEAT: $1.35.

CORN: Per 70c. CHOP: Per $1.40. BRAN: Per $1.30. SHOUTS: Per $1.40. HAY: Loose, $8.009.00 per ton; baled, $10.00.

ALFALFA: Loose, baled, $10. SPRINGS: Per 10c BROILERS, 1909: Per 20c ROOSTERS: Old, per 3c gon and got a shot gun. Returning he fired through the door of the house, thu charee from the gun entering who have been visiting Miss Anna Rosser, left this morning for her home. denies that she went with her to the home of Mrs. Hatch.

A girl friend or hers asserts that Mrs. Fallis was in t-UH HEM I Six-room modern. North Main, $20.00. Six-room modern. East $200 per year.

DAVIS MILLER. 17 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Faught re WANTKU Horses and cows to pasture; her company the evening that Mrs.

Hatch claims she was at her place. "There is but one turned to their home in Sapulpa, after visiting James A. Freese on East siieciai attention given 10 iinicn 28 one long, one short. St "Bum's" side and mortally wounding him. He died about a half hour later.

Following his death, his mother set fire to the wagon, evidently for the purpose of burning Lewis up, and another man, John Powers, who was sleeping in the wagon was badly burned before the flames were extin New phone 12 Sherman. said one of the doctors who was pres POULTRY AND PRODUCE. J. J. Layman and wife left this ent at the post mortem examination FOR RENT-'-Furnished rooms; S25 Third east.

17-19 EDUCATOR SHOES AND LOW SHOPS Are just the thing for vacation shoes. Plen-ty of room for the tees and the very best style. High or low shots. morning for Penalosa, where they "That is that the woman was give.i (Furnished by Carl Nelson.) HENS AND PULLETS: Per were called by the serious illness of cocaine. There were no marks of an ID, WANTED Good girl for general housework.

Mrs. G. R. Gage, 725 North Main. Mr.

Layman's mother. instrument on the woman body, it may have been only a light amount of Eighteen pounds of cane sugar sweet oranges, 15 cents per dozen, Friday and Saturday at the Purity NOTICE to all real estate agents All my property is oft the market. Martin MuN len. 11 (nil He. TURKEYS: No.

1, per 1015c DUCKS: Per 8c GEESE: Per 6c BROILERS: 18c EGOS: $4.50. BUTTER: Packing stock, per U. 12c Grocery, 325 North Main street. 2t guished. Lewis escaped but later was captured and tried for the killing ot Hatch.

He was found guilty and served a term in the penitentiary. LOS ANGELES TURNERS Pass Through Hutchinson on Their Way to Cincinnati. Passenger train No. 2, on the San- FOR SALE Paper route; good proposi tf cocaine. The drug acts with a narsfi-er result, a voiding to a person's sua-ctptibility to it.

A avt-i no stronger than usual, or cvsn not as ttronT, might easily result fatally, provided one's system was easily susceptible. There is no way "of tellmg the sus-ccptability to a -drug until proven." tion. Call at 717 North Main. light. 17-18 FOR RENT Furnished rooms far housekeeping; 121 South Main.

Mrs. D. E. Willms and daughter Margaret went to Lamed this morning, where they will visit Mrs. Willrus' parents, Mr.

ami Mrs. N. J. Welch. M'rs.

J. At Rakestraw transacted businpss in Sterling vesterdav and -i MARKET GOSSIP. Seven-room new modern house, good cellar, two blocks from Main street; cash, balance $25.00 month. Price. $3,000.

It is said that neighbors or Mrs. Fe railroad carnea xweniy-euiui was accompanied home last evening I Hatch say that tocaine was given lae (Furnished by Fay W- Con-mtniulont liwan A Rrvan. ChicaKO.) bv her sister. Miss Mattie Gardener. I woman Su Louis, June 17.

All reports Miss Ellen and Miss Etbel Aller of rrMQt jtnnmTMTIOnt 111 ll PLENTY OF BAREFOOT SANDALS-ALL SIZES. I THE KILLING OF "BUM" HATCH. and the harvest advancing northward Taylorville, who have been visii- nirilv rnrn arreaee wflt be a rec- mg meir cousin, r. a. oimw iu Seven-room new noiise, moaern, uw cellar block from A avenue; $5o0 cash, halam-e $25.00 month.

Price, $3,000. Five-room new modern house; a snail, for $1,350. A well improved farm near Burrton, ill trade for property; artoe esh. Six -Jots North Monroe street, between Fleventb and Twelfth streets. Price, $L- oo i No.

East Sherman St. Both Phones. REALTY CO. members of the Los Angeles Turner society, en route to Cincinnati, where they will compete in; the national turnfest which takes place between June 19 and 27. About seventy-five teams will contest and this Will put about contestants in the field.

Each contestant is required to compete in five field events and the average of these is counted as the man's average. Then all the members of the left this afternoon for their home. ori breaker. Captain Seeds, and Special Officers Mr. Litchfield or the Modern Miner Mlrs.

Diaehl's Death Recalls Other Incidents $hvohglng the Matches, The recent of Mrs. Diaehl at the home ot Mrs. Emmaline Hatch recalls the murder of "BurnT Hatch at McNight and Niles of the Salvation wiring from Hutchinson says pros Army left this afternoon for McPher- Young's Shoe Store son and Inman, where -they will how services. the same house a little over six years asro. as the result of a drunken revel.

teams are averaged together, and the pects better tnan ever. Weather extremely General opinion 85.000,000 to 90.000,000 for Kansas. Chicago, June 17. John Inglis writes from Sikeston, June 16: This is the third time I have been here since April and each time sent F. P.

Roehr of Wiast Eleventh re It also recalls to the older residents witn tne combined aver WANTRT Oirl to assist in housework; 128 West Fifth street. turned last evening from Humboldt age wins. Besides the field event, which con- FOR SALE Ten lots, JW) feet. Nineteenth and Jackson, nice maple 'bade trees; fine buildinit site. Bentley Weas, Ii ShernuB east.

21 list of the one hundred yard dash. where he has been attending the directors meeting of the Monarch Cement company. 1 'Let W. H. Coombs put those old chairs on earth for yoa.

He can make food report from this section. It has hardlv maintained its promise as the high and broad jumps, the pole i Quality and Cleanliness many otner evil expions in wura have been involved. r-. Mrs. Hatch has long enjoyed a very unenviable notoriety and some members of the family have given the authorities trouble off and on for twenty years.

Bob another son of th woman, killed two men and vault and the hand over hand rope yields will not be so large aa general WANTED Girl or woman for housework; climbing contest, there will be gym small mwJera nous; snvui isniuj. T. C. Smith. 811 Nortn mnglon.

appearance indicates. Some yields will reach twenty-five bushels, but ought to have done better, as straw FOR RENT FlT-rom cottage. ia and lirhts. one Mock from Main oa Beventlj, ner month. Inquire at 2 Btewenth Is it any satisfaction for you to know that there is one wbo priies imaerr upon the quality ad clean'iness ot the ni ilk and rt-am he sc i.

Tne meoi3 use in connection with the da.iy are rWussv Milk, however, is extremely delicate and susc-pUOle to conumirrtion and one xan not be too particular. In this I recog-niie bo comjetiUoBj r. served" a term in the penitetniary. SttH another son accidentally shot and ugly storiea are told of heavy, but many heads contain small shrunken grain among the good ones. H-23 old fjrniture look as good as new.

402 North Main. phone 531 Bell 171 black. Mrs. S. Bowman left this morning for a visit with her daughter in Haven, Mrs.

Sherman. Miller. Mrs. Bowman was accompanied by her brother, Ed Barrett, ttf Pawnee Bock, who will west. nastic drills, wrestling matches fencing and games.

Mr. Potter in Town. M. H. Potter, th? Tnron banker, is in town today on his way borne irom a week's stay at Excelsior Spring.

Mo, wImt he has' been drinking ta water. other deaths, at the house, that never Low spots In field and whereever there are green stalks rust ha ruined were investigated by the authorities. a- S. Winchester left this BMralnc fcr New York, where he wiil joto Mrs. Winchester, jrt---? it, but came too late to work serious injury, as niurh of it was too far ad Mi Hatch has made little effort to conceal tk fact that be hex gnest fcejtfte nextrweejm.er vances.

hm c4 operations' wt. a ct mimi imm Lrf wheat as niM aoou as.