Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 5

JOPLIN GLOBE, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1923 '5 NEW MEMBERS ADDED TO HIGH ORCHESTRA 2 Rehearsals Being Held Each Week. -WHI' Play In' Memorial Bond Campaign, Ten new members of the high school orchestra have attended rohearsals being conducted during the summer by T. Frank Coulter, director ot the orchestra, will be to play with the organization when school opens in September, Coulter said yesterday. The summer practice of the orchestra 'has been instructive to members as well as beneficial to the community, Coulter said. An average of forty students at tended the rehearsals each Thursday at the high school auditorium, Eighth and Wall streets.

A sinaller number attended afternoon rehearsals on Wednesday. When high school opens in. the fall, Coulter said, the orchestra will need little or no organization because 'of the summer rehearsals, which ha 'e heid the members together. Ready for Engagements. Many selectiong have been practiced until the orchestra has mastered them.

In case the orchestra 19 needed to furnish music for some occasion "In the first, two or three months of the new school year, Coulter sald, it will be ready to respond. In addition to rehearsals for high school orchestra members, practice is being conducted at the same time for 'unfor high school orchestra members. There also are Revoral new students who are being trained for work in the organization when school opens. Coulter recently Invited members ct the high school band to practice with the orchestra. The time Is divided and the band is given rehearsals.

One ot the appearances of the band to be made this summer is to be during the campaign to urge voters to vote for the memorial hall bonds. The band will play on the street three days this week. Glee Clubs to Organize. The orchestra has 'mule several appearances at civio club dinners and banquets this summer. Virtually all of the cornet and flute players 'in the orchogtra' last year have been graduated, Coulter said.

This loss is covered, however, to great extent 89 several new mombers have been trained and, will be ready to succeed the old niembers at the opening of school, Coulter said yesterday that he has high hope for the success of the musical organizations of the high during the new school year, The glee clubs will be organized. according to present plans, short. time before the opening of school. In this way several. weeks of time will be saved.

This method has been used hefore and it has never taken, some time after the opening of school year to hold get the rehear- organizations ready to sals. U.S. SENATOR IS REBUKED BY JUDGE Big Rapid, July States senator was rebuked United circuit judge and told by a would be removed from the if he did not conduct, properly during the hearing yesterday of the divorce suit brought by Mrs. Mabel Ferris against Phelps Ferris. Senator Woodbridge N.

Ferris. better known probably in AS "The Good, Gray had been an interested attendant at the henring in which his son and daughter-In-law are the principals. Mrs. 'Ferris was testifyIng. Occasionally Senator Ferris smiled during her testimony.

Judge L. M. Dunham Interrupted the hearing: "Senator," he said, "you will have to conduct yourself in a different manner than you have. It is very unpleasant for Mrs. Ferris to sit' on the witness stand and have you look at your lawyer smile at each question and answer.

That must be stopped." When the judge threatened have him removed from the courtSenator Ferris arose from his room, chair, apologized and the "Incident was closed. Church Society Meets Tuesday. Galena, July July meeting of the. Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be held in the church parlors at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, July 17, with Mesdames 0. Stephenson, C.

Casley; M. E. Wolfe and Myra Lunsford as the hostesses. "BILDUP" Make Your Wish Come True April 21, '23. VanCleave's Drug Store, Joplin, -Mo: Sir: I desire to report to you regarding the merits of Bildup for appendicitis.

Mr. John Sneed, a restaurant keeper near my drug store, had chronio appendicitis for over 12 years. He tried severul doctors and would come to my; store and buy varlous kinds of modicine tor rollof. He was a sick man and being old, I was fearful for blm. VInally some one told him of Bildup and he took 8 course.

He is, sound and wall of it now und irf better generdl henlth than I over knew him to be. J. P. BRUMFIELD, Druggist, Galena, Kan. Flasures and Fintuts, PILES -10 treated years without without surgery Failure--by PAINLESS -UP METHOD.

Results roarenteed, "'No detention from business, Mend tor tree home groatment. The Rectal Apecialist. DR. W. R.

CLEMENT Mall Joplia, Mo, Joplin Woman Passes Examination for Bay Photo by M. Gosting. MISS LOUISE SCOTT Miss Louise M. Scott, secretary to Perl D. Decker, attorney and former congressman from this district, WAS among the 182 law students who passed the state bar examination recently, Miss Scott is well known hera, in She attended the academy of Our Lady of Mercy and is a graduate of the Joplin business- college.

She wag employed here several years as an' expert shorthand writer and served as deputy court reporter un-1 der Oscar Shelby, She was secretary to Mr. Decker six years while he wag congress, and during the war period handled grent volume of correspondence for Mr. Decker, who. has praised her highly for the efficent manner in which she filled that post. She has been studying law the last four years.

Miss Scott and her brother, Edward P. Scott, took the bar exami-. nation at Jefferson City in June. Both passed and have been admitted to the bar. The brother, a -graduate of Joplin high school, was employed in the Income tax division of the federal revenue at Washington three years, and has been attending the law school of Georgetown univorsity.

will complete the course In December and plans to come here to open an office to practice law. Misa Scott says she. does not intend to practice in the courts here at the present. She expects to devote most of her time to legal brief work. Harris-Morgan.

J. Harris and Ella both of Joplin, were married last night by Justice John A. McManamy. A. C.

BLAKEY HERE, FIFTY YEARS, DIES Well Known Grocer and Mining Man Succumbs at HomeFuneral Monday. A. C. Blakey. 76 years old, resident of Joplin fifty years, died at 8 o'clock last night at his home, No.

G09 Central avenue. Mr. Blakey had engaged In mining and in the grocery busineas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Susie C.

Blakey; a daughter, Miss Ruth Blakey, who is employed at The Globe; a brother, R. M. key, Boonville, and a sister; Mrs. May McKinney, also of Boonville. Funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock Monday.

afternoon from the First Christian church. The Rev. Clift Titus, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery. FOSTER WILL PREACH AT CARTHAGE UNION SERVICES Carthage, July Rev.

F. A. Foster, rector of Grace Episcopal church, will deliver the sermon at union church services in Central park Sunday night, The Rev. Walt E. Hill, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal.

church, South, will preaide. Claude Clevenger will lead the community singing. Arrangements were made today for more seating modations, the crowd in attendance last Sunday night being much larger than had been expected. The union services are held under the auspices of the Carthage Ministerial Alliance. Former Joplin Man Dies.

Information of the death of Franklin Weimer, 24 years old, former Joplin young man, which occurred last week at Neogo, was received here yesterday. Welmer died from injuries sustained when he fell from a horse, the message stated. No details of the accident was obtained. The funeral was held in Illinois. Welmer was 8 son of Ollie Steward, No.

1013 West Third street. To Give Social at Lowell. Lowell, July Ladies' Aid Society of the Lowell Friends' church will give an ice cream social Friday afternoon and night, July 20. for the purpose of obtaining funds to pay for the installation of a new lighting system in the church. If weather conditions permit the social will be given on the lawn of the Empire District Electric Company at the Lowell dam.

Navy Costs Mount. Although the establishment the Navy in 1023-24 consists of only 99,500 men, compared with 151,000. in 1913-14, the cost of pay has risen from $44,000,000 pounds to $70.000,000. July Clearance Sale Clean-Up Sale of SILKS Art Goods Attractively Priced Royal Society Packages Kordettes, Yard $1.95 (Discontinued Numbers) One of the season's most fashber silk--shown in a variety of the most wanted shades. for ionable fabrics luminous f1- Off sport wear; Finished Models of The Printed Silks, $1.95 Royal Society Packages.

Less Than 1-2 Price! 40 inches wide printed crepes in a delightful display of gorgeous Stuffed Animals, Library Table colorings in neat and Scarfs, Dresser Scarfs, Aprons, tional designs; light and dark Patchwork Pillow Cases, Guest grounds. Towels, Child's Hat, Vanity Dresser Card Table Cover, Silk Ratine, Yard 95c Infants' Dresses, Night Gowns, Bloomers, Pajamas, Baby Caps, 36-inch silk ratine color Bibs, and Shoes, Teddies, white--an exceptional value. Kimonas, Baby Pillows, Rompers, Dressing Sacques, Boudoir Gypsy, Queen, Yard $3.50 Caps. This silk and wool fabric comes Hemstitched Towels 29c in various mixtures. Very de- Stamped on white huck in Lazy sirable for dresses, separate Daisy patterns.

skirts, jacquettes. Dresser Scarfs 39c Wash Silks $1.95 Stamped on white, art crash. Silk stripe shirtings--excellent Many odds and ends in stamplaundering quality--soft finish ed articles at especially low -and splendid choice for sum- prices. mer frocks, blouses, etc. (Art Department, Main Floor Annex) Tissues 39c Woven tissues -beautiful.

asquality. sortment of patterns -fine Japanese Wash Goods' at 25c Parasols Reduced for quick clearance. Genuine Japanese oil paper Zephyr. Ginghams, Tissue parasols in assorted colors Ginghams, Printed Dimities. and varied beautiful decorations.

Dress Linens $1.00 Best quality of non-crushable, Ladies' Size shrunk linen in a desirable assortment of colors. Child's Size (Main Floor, South Aisle) Neckwear at Reduced Hand Bags Prices Many styles and' varieties of hand bags and purges. To Bromley Collars, Scallops. clean-up these are offered in Values to $2.00 two lots $1.95 and $2.95 Values to $1.00 30c 3RD BAXTER SALESDAY LISTS ARE PREPARED Large Offerings of Farm Implements and Stock-to Feature ErentLarge Crowd Expected. Baxter Springs, July Considerable property has been listed for the third salesday here Monday, July 16.

A long list of farm implements and livestock probably will be listed Monday morning. The sale will be held at street and Park avenue, where tarpaulin will be erected to provide shade. The proceeds from the last salesday fell short several hundred dollars, farmers being kept on count of their crops. 'Galenans Escape Burko Blaze. Galena, July H.

Puckett is in receipt of a communication from J. C. Phebus and family, stating they escaped without injury when the entire city of Burke, Idaho was recently wiped out by fire. Mr. and Mrs.

Phebus were former Galena residents. Spinet' Desks 'As Low As $20 A Spinet Desk will add charming note to your Living Room, hall or bedroom. You'll find a dozen styles here to choose from. on sale at prices so reasonable that you can well ford to buy one Layer Cotton Mattresses, on Sale $9.75 Forty-five pound all layer cotton felt mattresses, covered in fancy. art ticking, roll edge and hand loops.

All Porch and at Clearance Porch Swings, 4 feet long, chains, Clearance Price Double Cane Seat Porch Rocker, Clearance Price. Fiber Rockers, for porch or Clearance Price Porch Settees, folding hardwood Clearance Price Lawn Swings, extra heavy passenger style with adjustable Clearance Price Upholstered On Kaltex Fiber Reed Furniture styles in Rockers, Chairs, Beds, Chaise Lounges, tapestries, Usable in living Fiber Reed Rockers, upholstered Clearance Price Fiber Reed three-piece Clearance, Price Fiber Reed Library Tables, Clearance Price Fiber Reed Day Beds, Clearance Price BROTHER IS HEIR TO RACHEL SMITH HOME Remainder of $10,000 Estate Divided Among Relatives--Harry Sterling Is 'Executor. Carthage, July The will of Mrs. Rachel Smith. who died recently at her home in Duenweg, was of filed today for probate.

The will provided that the testator's home shall go to her brother. Warren Colclasure, for his lifetime and at his death it is to pass to -Dudley Colclasure. With the exa ception of a bequeat of $1 to Sarah Adams and a like amount to Matilda Thomas, the remainder of the estate is to be divided equally among the following; Warren Colclasure, Mrs. Caroline J. C.

ily, Dudley Colclasure' and 'Alex. ander Colclasure. The will was writ' ten June 25, '1923, with Drs. R. M.

P. Stormont of Webb. City and W. R. Gaddie of Duenweg as witnesses.

Harry W. Sterling today was named executor of the will, furnishing $20,000 bond. The estate, which is almost tirely in cash in banks and government bonds, is said to amount to approximately $10,000. JULY Offers Everything reduced in price. ture, all Rugs and Linoleum A comparison will convince a ture needs.

We will hold Eight Piece In the pleasing Queen Anne walnut finish. Suite and six diners, upholstered in as quantities are limited, we Summer Furniture Prices complete with rust- proof $2.98 $1.95 interior, $5.45 settees, 4 feet long, $2.45 frames, securely bolted together. Four seat backs, $9.98 Fiber-Reed Furniture Sale comes in wonderfully pleasing Library Tables, Fern Stands, Day handsomely upholstered in rich room, sun parlor and $13.95 to $27.50 Davenport Suites, $75 to $125 $14.75 to $35 $47.50 10 $67.50 Cane-End Living Room Suites on Sale $139 The frames are in the pleasing Queen Anne style, built with down spring filled loose cushion seats; sunburst pillows and bolster at back of Davenport. An assortment of rich colored velours and tapestry unholsterings to choose from. KristmansSale of Chinese Oriental Rugs A wonderful assortment of lustrous Wool Hand-Woven Chinese Rugs in those rich colorings of blue, rose, gold, red and yellow that are only to be had in rugs of this quality.

Choose tomorrow from a complete assortment of sizes from small twenty-four by- thirty-six inch rugs to room size, nine by twelve feet. And as always, you'll find the Christman price moderateness prevails. Floor Coverings, Second Floor, Christmans, FURNITURE SALE Big Savings All Living Room, all Dining on sale at savings that will you that prices here are decidedly purchases until you are ready. to You Room, all Bed Room Furniprove highly interesting to you. lower.

Anticipate your fu- Period Dining Suites on Sale $129 period that is so popular and practical; of sixty-inch buffet, forty-five by genuine blue leather. This is an advise early shopping, Comfortable Living Room Chairs One of these handsome chairs will make your living room more inviting. This sale brings the newest patterns at prices that everyone can afford. All -af- Solid Mahogany End Tables $12.75 Just the right height to fit beside the arm of your favorite chair or davenporttop 14 by 25 inches with book trough underneath. shown in rich brown American sixty-inch oblong extension table exceptional suite at the price and An Acorn Axminster Rugs Range On 9x12 Sale' Size $36.75 In a big assortment of handsome patterns, colorings to fit with any decorative scheme.

Rugs that will give years of service and satisfaction, Velvet Rugs, 9x12 size. Assorted patterns, fringed ends, Clearance, Price $38.75 Tapestry Rugs, both Oriental and floral patterns, 9x12 size, Clearance -Price $18.75 Wool Fiber Rugs, 9x12, excellent bedroom coverings, Clearance Price. $11.75 Grass Rugs, 9x12, in cheerful Oriental stenciled designs Clearance Price $6.95 Body Brussels Rugs, long wearing elegant designs, Clearance Price $49.75 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size. Rugs of unusual beauty and merit, Clearance Price $69.75 This High Oven style on Salo $39.75 Acorn das Ranges bake to per. tion and are built to last a liretime.

Oven and working. top are located at exactly the right height for convenience. Their heat-centering burners do the work quickar and with less gas. Their black enamel and white porcelain bodies require no blacking and are so easy to keep spotless. Twenty styles to choose All Lamps Reduced Floor, Bridge and Table Lamps, all at big reductions during July clearance.

One Big Group of Floor Lamps Complete $13.75 This is a wonderful' assortment of silk shade lamps. Here you'll find every desired color, combination. Both, mahogany polychrome bases included. Neponset Floor Covering, sq. Yard 79c Renew that worn out rug or linoleum with Neponset, the long wearing floor covering.

Many handsome patterns in both light and dark grounds to choose from. 8 Handsome Vanity Suites, on A big three-piece suite, consisting and bow-toot bed, in rich a style you are sure to like. Fifty Clonyonce Prices. Dresser Bed Room Sale, $139.00 of full size vanity, chittoretto, American walnut finish. other Bed Room Suites.