The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 1

THE NEOSHO DAILY DEMOCR Ttnth Year, NEOSHO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1914. Number One Hundred and Ninety-seven Chas, Prettyman, Jr. ATTORNEY Office hours 9 to 12, and 1 to 4:00. Mone3 to Loan Farms, Houses and Lots for sale on time Will Buy Notes and Mortgages Saturday and Sunday Chocolate Ice Cream and Pistachio Neosho Candy Kitchen Baby's photograph is a gift that svill please father mightily on his birthday. It is a gift that has the rare of growing more precious as years go by.

Mother will appreciate a good portrait of the grown up son or daughter, perhaps more than anything else. She will keep it always. There is no or anniversary gift more welcome than a good portrait. The Dougan Studio I7ie Photographer in your Town Our Apples to be Shown at Frisco Exposition. Apples from Newton County will be displayed at the Pan- American Exposition to be held in San Francisco next year Feb.

20th and ending Dec. 4th. Mr. H. S.

Wayman of Princeton, who has been appointed Superintendent of the Missouri Horticulture Exhibit at the Fair was 'in Neosho yesterday, and in company with Mr. H. G. Richardson inspected the orchards of Mrs. M.

S. Bennett, L. T. Herndon and W. R.

Brooking. At but few places in the state did Mr. Wayman find apples equal to thoje found in Newton County. He declared they were the "choicest" of the choice." According to Mr. Wayman's observation the only section of the State in which apples fared as well as in Newton county is up in the Missouri valley country.

Apples intended for exposition purposes will be gathered carefully, wrapped in tissue and wax paper and forwarded in barrels to Kansas City to b6 kept there in cold storage plants until such time as they will need be shipped to San Francisco. Instructions for packing and shipping together with wrappers, for the apples will be sent to our fruit growers very shortly. At the Exposition apples will displayed in boxes, barrels and plates, and a liberal supply of medium sized apples possessing a delicate flavor will be offered to the public visiting the Missouri Horticulture Exhibit. A jar exhibit is also to be made up, and care will be exercised in getting glass jars of uniform size and clearness. Our orchardists will doubtless be to learn of the opportunity which is offered Newton in being one of the few counties of the state to exhibit apples at a World Wide Exposition.

Anyone desiring specific information is urged to get in touch- with Harry Richardson, who is acting as local Superintendent and will assist Mr. Wayman and our orchardists in getting up a fine supply of perfect apples. DR. N. A.

BAILEY Osteopathic Physician I make a specialty of diseases of women and children and all chronic as well as acute diseases. Office hours. 9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 6 p.

m. Office 320 North Wood Street. TO-NIGHT DREAMLAND A wonderful Victor production Warren Kerrigan at Mexico's Mercy remarkable War drama produced "by Jos. D. Grasse.

A Western drama with Murdock and McQuary, Lon Chaney and Agnes Vernon entitled: A Ranch Romance Laid in the northwest of Old Mexico. A Sterling Juvenile comedy entitled: Billy's Vacation Also a Western Drama entitled: The Prisoner of the Mountain Making an excellent program. LUCILLE LOVE Series Noi 10 Monday, Matinee and Night Fred Smith, the produce man of Stella, was attending to business here yesterday afternoon. A three days merging 1 of the Spring River Baptist Association closed at Joplin yesterday. The County Court has decided to remove the iron fence from around the court house yard and a portion of the same will be used to fence the lot occupied by the county jail.

The remainder of the fence will be erected along the front of the county farm. As soon as the fence is taken down the yard will be graded to the curb. Mr. and Mrs. JoeC.

Combs and little daughter of Springfield spent today in Neosho, being on their way home from a week's visit with Mr. mother, Mrs. W. H. the Riverside Inn near Elk Springs.

Joe is now a linotype operator on the Springfield Republican. He is an old Neosho boy and met many old friends while here. Prices 5 and 1 cents This office has just completed probably the longest fun of press work ever turned out of a Neosho print shop. Two or three months out of every year for the, past five years we have been putting in our spare time printing on tomato labels for the Neosho and have just completed the run, which totals about 900,000. These 'labels were bought when the factory was first organized as The Neosho Packing and Manufaeting and when it was reorganized as The Neosho Canning Co.

it was necessary to print the new name and net weight on the labels to with the law. We won' attempt to you how many hundreds of miles these labels would cover laid side. Allied Armies Victorious. London, Sept. correspondent of the Dajily.

Telegraph has sent the following dispatch from the front: "The last remnants of the German cavalry have de-- stroyed and a large part of their mobile artillery and ammunition trains have been taken. Huge numbers of their rank and file have either been captured or cut off. "A wireless message to Berlin which was intercepted here today said: 'We are badly in need of hprses and "A German general who slept in here last -night was overheard to say to one of his aides: 'A great disaster has evertaken 'An English officer of an aviation scouting corps remarked: 'It will be a miracle if any of these Germans get home again. Their only anxiety now is to increase the distance between themselves and their "There can be no doubt that the tide has turned in the allies' favor. The great German coup has failed.

There will be no siege of Paris arid the government can safely return from Occupation Tax Notice. Alt who have failed to pay their occupation tax will save extra cost by paying it at once, as the names been turned over to the officers by order of the board. H. Lews, City Modern 9-room house for rent. See A.

W. Duff. 97-6. Mrs. D.

E. Dorsey, Miss Clara Stallard and Mr. Tom Earley spent yesterday in Joplin with relatives. Frank James, the noted Missouri outlaw, is at present residing at Edgewood, and is employed as a berry picker. Mrs.

A. W. Anderson, who has been visiting for the past week with Mrs. W. A.

Ben ton, has returned to her home in lola, Kan. Nicely furnished rooms with toilet, bath and lights, Close in. Students or business people preferred. Phone 310. 97tf.

We saw two tomatoes today of the Stone variety, grown by W. L. H. Stewart, which weighed two pounds and thirteen ounces, or about a pound and a half each. A very beautiful large boquet presented the Commercial Club by Mrs.

Anna Speakman decorated the center table in the club rooms at the meeting held last night. The boquet was very much appreciated and a vote of thanks was extended Mrs. Speakman. At the Commercial Club meeting held last night the club decided to request the Frisco Railway to stop their east bound train in the evening at Berwick in the east part of this county. The train which comes down in the morning stops at Berwick but the one which goes through here east bound at 8:15 in the evening does not stop at Berwick.

This makes it'very inconvenient for people who wish to come to Neo- and spend the day, The club will endeavor this and we hope their efforts will prove successful. Work on the Opera House is almost completed and manager Halljs to be congratulated on the neat appearance it now presents. Commencing tonight the new entrance through the incline from the ground floor Will be used, and the tiresome climb up the steps will be abandoned. Mr. Hall is giving the people of Neosho a first clrss moving picture show and they are showing their appreciation of his efforts by patronizing, his show better tnan any other has been patronized.

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