The Emporia Weekly Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 6

Mrt ThMMon, ot Kanwi City, Mo is vliltint Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs Luce and son, Robert, of Winatew, are la ICmporljt vMtlnt relatives. Wednesday evening about- thirty.

people a picnic at Soden'a Grove in Honor of Mr. and Mm Luce, of Winilov ArU. Miss Cecil who has been visiting 'Mrs. Schottler for. the past ten days, returned to her home In Tope it a yesterday: Helen Blank, and IMs Burton, have been attending: the Agricultural College, at hattan; came home yesterday.

Grace' "Roberts and Oliver' Roberts, -of Ghanute, are In town their vacation -with their; Harrison Rob' Jean, Madison, were in town yesterday on taolj way will spend the summer on ranch near: Defl.v*r. ftnd 'Mrs. 'L. Jifss FordVuir. F.

and BijWafd Sims motored to Amerl- cus Thursday mornlug and spent the day picnicking, and un old friend's. 1 Elizabeth Parltroan left -Km-. poria today Cal.lfornia,. where she spend 'the summer and visit friends, among are Jin and 'Mrs. -D.

Ellsworth, formerly- of Empofia. Baker, who has been visiting, relatives and friends In Bni- porla tor.tbc. past' week, with her two children. Billy.and Margaret, will re turn to IUT -home In Atount Pleasant, io.wa, Tuesday. Mr.

Morris, and Lawrence, and Mrs. O. and; son. Wl.ntoji a p.r. Mrs.

L. Morgan and son; tniv'ld; and Mr. and 'Mrs. John Hll-i ton -drove to Fort. 'Riley Thursday, 1 returning home Thureday night.

a 'Mrs. S. Cravens cnlortaincd, 'the Emporla Chorus and the 'Fortnightly Music Club at her 'Monday afternopn, trom 1 Hi S. -'An 'game, known -as'' "the jnuslcal love story" was played on the Refreshments were served. -Several members, of rthe Anierlcutf Chapter No.

31 S- O- K. S. were in' Kmporla, Tncsdisy evening. In response to an Invitation from the Ml-. rlam chapter of Emporla.

Among those who came-to EmporiR were Mr. nnd Mrs. Slmona, Mrs; .1. T. iMcAuley and Mrs.

Mary Crocki Miss Flora Hegel w.ho is the C. secretary, Jnotit Cpllngc tot /G.lrls in. Has coine bcr honic jn. Em-. porla after a.

two "weeks' campinK 'trip In the'Bluc JRidgcMounUlns In North Carolina, and a two diays' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Long, of City. Mrs. H.

Warren cntcrtalnwl women of the June Group of the Tlfst Congregational Church at her from 'fi. Wednesday. afternoon." Gomcr Williams sang a 1 of patriotic RongB, accompanied -by Lucllc Harris on the piano. The- afternoon was devoted to knitting for the Tied Cross. i Mrsr Charles German gave a five hundred party last night in honor of Mrs.

Louie Atkins and rtajighlwv. Miss Mahellc, of Kansas City, who are visiting her. Those present wore Meudamcs W. 0. Hunt, Morgan Lau- J.

Charles Stevens, John Thomas, L. H. Harper, George Cnspar.l;..Etl'.Good, Fred Klceker, and D. Easley. and Mrs.

'Pet Nation, Mr. Mrs. Kern Sonteny, Mr. and Sam Mutton, of mo-. -'iorcd to EmporlR yesterday afternoon, andi were Joined by Mr, and Mrs.

Carl Nation, the whole party; to. Camp. Creek, where they last night. They to Emporla and visited relatives today, and will go to llutchlnson The ionn Bnibroldery Club enjoyed a pir'nic and supper at Soden's Grove AVc'lncaday Those who 'present -were CJeorge Sleisher. 'Mrs.

C. E. Carle, Mrs. -William Humphrey and son. Bill; 'Mrs.

Fred Uayslrigcr and son, Lloyd; Mrs. George Jacobs, iliRH Cecil Tichtner, Mrs. Schottler, Mrs. Arthur Crawford two children Mrs. George Lumpkins and son, Chester.

The Rinker Social Club met Thursday with Mrs. Smith. Steward. Seventeen members two guests were present; Uoil-csU was resppnd- ed to by CAch member relating an incident concerning the United Slates flag. "Ruth Turtile and Helen iMartin Rang a solo, accompanied by Mris.

Clarence Martin at the piano. were served. The next meeting vrill be June, 28. Mrs. A.

W. Kopke was hostess to the members of the Elks Woman's Club ThurRday afternoon in the Elk Club Rooms. Bridge was played and Mrs. W. C.

Harris- winning the prize, will be the hostess the next meeting. Election of officers and Mrs. Otis was elected president, Olma Klllinpswohh, vicc-prenldcnt and Mrs. G. W.

Bragunier was reelected secretary- treasurer. Tuesday evenlng-'Mr. and MM. H. K.

Lucn and Mr. Mrs. C. F. Roo eelebrtted their wedding- anniversary with o'clock dinner we chant HO hjrimi uf n-e forth to acimth Wfco we yoltulMd off the HUB, nu we'll MBWJ; we'll put! away the (tin la-otir yntbrella Opiate, WMiutaK, by 'and iMwiablr Ifcat -WlUWw nhouWr be boiled Ol oil, hit HUH red to shark.

But therc'a no In owr we're Mue when we've upset Bill's cart, liarhli we'll re- icvt. We'll nil! when; he (W haifii, wt the kivii (irlnz pjtcliinjy; bty on wtercd farm. For HlmlenbHrx loMly around will tlock, slaic a 41 we wlioofi hymn of hale, when uid Bill its. riaiiiil the niunt still be down till Bill no more txwn hlH ennine, scepter, sH-urd crvwn, his scrnVula The kron be In HlhOcn- no of bate) our work not Copyrighted by Adams Syndicate the; home of Mr. and Mrs.

Those, present and iMesdanies" H. 1. Luce, 11. 11. Luce, Roe, G.

B. Selleck, D. 'E. Mrs. iRosa Selleck, Grovcr tiice, Mayes, Robert Luce, Ida Louis lloe.

Jane tie Mayes and 'Maycs; Jv'ate Sierer, of Filer, Idaho, has to his home after a two weeks' visit Jn with, his brother, Cal Sierer, and' hls sister, and oflier-relatives; Leonard' Manway, of visit iMrs. S. Nation, tomorrow, on their way-home from a short trip 'Misses JVIary, Margaret and Ruth a Monday' lor Jjoiiiae Slftttery. her Cedar Itaplds. Iowa, for the.Biim- After a.ttcnded' a line party at: the Electric.

The fol- loyi-ing girls were the Catherine Williams, JBm-r dred.Nlbert, Loretta Langley, 'thy -Xane, Vera West and Louise Slattcry. The 1. Club met this week with Wood, and roll- call responses were events: The program was the study. ot.Na^ thanicl 'Hawthorne'- and Browning. Election of officer's was held, and the following officers were 7 1'residicnt, Mrs.

D. .1. vice-president, -Mrs. Laura Muth; secretary, Mrs. Irene treasurer, Mrs.

Margaret Wood. The hostess served refreshments; -The 'next' meeting will bo with Mrs. W. A. Snoddy.

t. informal surprise dancing party was given by Mrs; -E. Growi, Thursday night. In honor of the. 1 SUi ot her daughter, VcsUi.

Those were MtssCK Marjorie Thomas, Vcrlng Specr. May Btati- nard, Virginia Mayncs, Francos Pol- Florence Randolph, -Louise Clurc, Ethel Ireland, Marlon Welch, l-ois KoonU. peters, Ruth iliil, Betty Coolcy and.Vesta Gross; Lawrence Wcyler, David Potter, Read Hung, Junior Hupgins, John Reidor, Justin Schrooilcr, Cecil Jones. Tefldy Placek, Bill Whito and Scott Pulllver. alunilniim surprise shower was.

given Miss Myrtle Becker by the French Cooking oC. which she is a Thursday evening at homo. Those present were Ollie Atkinson; Fiye Huffnian, Carrie Anna Allen, Katheriije Doty. Florence' Wopster, Mattie "WT.son Forma'n. wore served! The shower started at 8:30 and the guests stayed; until 12.

Miss Becker will be married to Harry Davis, of. liutchinson, June 26. She returned recently with her mother trom a trip to Cleveland and Kansas City. The iVcw Century Club of Americus its laat meeting of the season aJid its. annual business meeting at-the home.

John A. Sims, Mondtiy afternoon. With-one exception the entire membership ot the club was present, and Mesdamcs J. M. 'Sh'ulU, of and n.

H. Thompson, of Newton, both former members of the.club, were visitors at this meeting. The election of officers resulted ot Mrs. Sims', president; Mrs. J.

C. F. Wright, Mrs. W. J.

Bell, secretary-treasurer. The. memr hers of the club voted to hold, their annual picnic at the ShulU home the first Monday in September. F. McAuley conducted the study period, which was much enjoyed! by all present.

being the forty-fifth wedding anniversary of the Rev. and Mrs. H. Mitchell. of AmericuR, the raemlMjrg of their congregation surprised by going to the parsonage that evening, taking with them refr.esh- ments and several substantial toXens of their love and esteem.

J. 'M. Elliott- the. occasion of the gathering. responded, saying he'd let Mrs.

Mitchell speak for.lierwK, which she did In a speech no lets interesting Mr. M4tck- The ot ypo lijjht dark and fruit punch to about eighty guesti, promised Mitchells they come again tu live jears to help remind then) of their golden Voddlrig anniversary iss race Mcl'cek, of uucboe- ter, and Mr. married Tuesday evening, June. 12. at the.

home ot Mr. Mars, norlhetst Manchester. At 8 olclock Ranler, of Talnmge, nit Me," Miss faith 'McFeek played i.c weddJnB march 'the: bridal 'party descended the Btalrs and took under large of dotted- with roses. Itcv. of Abilene, performed the cerc- A dainty the guests.

The.bride was beautifully gowned-in du-' chine, mined with gold carried white rp'sesi guests were Miss I mm Miss Anna of Uev; F. rUnler and Mlis. Rariicr, of Talnmge. Mrs- L. H.

Barnes gave a party frotn 3 tlll It beiiig- tho eighth birthday of her daughter, Lbrene, in honor of-her friend, M198-Helen Lcpper, of Sallna. 'The little sirls.spent.iiie afternoon ulny- Jng games and; a hunt was nuich; enjoyed, aftor wbieh a dainty hincheon was table was. bcautifuily The large cake Vn the center tig-are eight with eight' candles; Those present were Lopper, Helen Stowe, Ruth lloffer. Dorothy iMajbr, Esther Bowers, Edna taverho Ttobison, -Ruth Pansy Helen Bishop, yfltipna Atyco and Lorene Barnes. Lorcnc received many beautiful presents and'the little friends when leaving her more hiippy EAT Chicago marlHsiisUe fcirV ed i so 1 hail iny down down.

to th.ei--i.OM-*8lyle ate some riahors of bacon and few shell. -were' many there eating Areakfast, and I wondered whether they wore alt in 4 tfcaf fcauw Were tholr their hired girls oil strike 1 rostau- rant roan told me that most of them had-their Jbroakl'asts there regularly, ueB that; their -wives "are up in the morning and Ladles' Society delightfully, entertained a.t the par.soin»6P Friday afternoon by assisted by 'Mca- damcs Lockwood. iRIcker and Dwelle. More than seventy women were present aud spent an enjoyable atler- noon. Delicious refreshments were screed.

irvin and Earl Tlcmy. of. St. Joseph, Mo.i arrived in yesterday for-a few Clays' visit with their sister, Jlrs. Fred Rose.

They aro on their way to Caney, and are making the trip by automobile. Monroe, by Mrs Clayton Chllders, entertoUied, Princllla Sisters Wednesday, aftc.fi- noon. Refreshments were served Quests ot the club were Miss Kellogg and-'Miss Florence Childers. Murphy tomrorow; from a vrccKs' visit in City. She will be accompanied by her Miss vieve Miss Murpiiy "am Miss Coffman are tho guests of frlendr RU'ey Hoday and lo-- inorrow- JJBKUjs" 6t CONVKVAXCK L.

Spencer.to W. H. and Elizabeth com. at center of. Sec.

th. th. w. rd. G.

34 1 rd. .8 due th. along the Hue of Raid road 40 rd. th; 22 to ot beginning, IB more or lesa. W.

'K. Corbctl to F. Lakln ami W. A. Willis M500 lot 78 Merchant Emporla, svlso i of north wall of on the 50 ft.

oft tho west end ot lots 74 and 7(1 on Mcr- together with Si In. oft glde-of said west feel, now occupied by ot said wall; also all the interest of first nurllos In wall crectod on. the ts SO ft. of the between loir, 76 and 78 on said Merchant all interest parties in a certain party Wall contract betweeu and 13. OTnnrrlitgham, ul al.

Rudplph lo William: C. Lee mnd-'otlicr valuable considerations a putt', of N. W. W. cohi on.

the line of of way of'A. T. F. 10 rd. east of the west line of In.

th. ii to line of Fourth" Ayeiiue. in the City of Emporia extended th. to place pf beginning; also the five acres of N. W.

1 ol K. 1.6 SO ft. sjdo, and except the. right 01 way'of tho.A. F.

Ity. the two 'tracts above containing 7i a. T. B. Godscy to William W.

Marx, $1 other valuable consideraUonk i ot N. 1 of a strip of land rd wide off of the entire East -Hide Block 9 College Hill atime being part ot Sec. 0-19-11." liarry B. Wllkins to P. J.

Stout part of N. E. l.N. E. 4 10-1911.

F. Hayes et al to I'erry G. Hayes $1 lots 20 and 28 Slate Emporia. Emoline Johnson to. Terry O.

Hayes et interest in lots 26 State I. O. Caldwell to Weater- greii N. W. 21-19-10.

Frank Ernst, to T. I). Davis and Fayo F. $4000 E. i of S.

IS. i 29-17-11, 80 A. Robert T. Lewis ct nl to Mary A. Lewis valuable consideration all their right, title" and and to lot Cottonwood to L.

B. Scofield tl and valuable consideration lot 37 Constitution Emporia. Tom Sheriff to Union Building and Loan Association lot 88 Exchange Street, Emporla. think it a great shame that men arcHhus: driveni.to the public a nian can't depend breakfast at home: Jle -e la rts. day wroii g.

When-such things be, it Is no wpn- Xier home lite.is^at^a dlscouiit and iniitrlinoiiy a' frost." first niau I ever heard "speak ot raBhors of said- philosopher. t'lne I rend I. find rtetcrenceft'l and of ten wondered what a rasher too-Indolent to look" It, up In the dictionary. If It means a is it that the English writers never refer to' rashers of 'rashers of anything but Vlt a tiling if husbands are being driven to llio sinker oinrionuins for tbpir niorning nicaisi; might sny scathing-, tilings, about women who will sthy, late a.t night playing cards, bub.who can't summon enough energy to iu the morning and fry a fow-Tashers of mush or boll some hcrifTUit for their husbands. intuiired into the matter diligcrtUy we'd doubtless fiiul that.

tlip of -who were discovered eating rashers of bread -arid-, bn.tter at tho Old Style pie foundry-were there of their own accord and to be there. 1 have been married many years and my is supli un cxcollorit. cook and she. Jiai; won the blue ribbon at the fair on several occasions. "Yet 1 never a restaurant without I could go in am order fried onious.

Tlii. married wearies of the routine of life'and ever anon l(. imagine hlmaclt a bachelor again, If only for 1 hour. The wise womai would this luimai nature hOr husband to cui loose-whenever ho feels like eallng trpni my wife, will all her surpassing never lias achieved of- wisdom. "Nearly-always when get up breakfast Is for me, and it i a breakfast.To tho gods, Hut OIK morning 'jiiy wife actually' overelept Whe.ii ciitne doAynstnira there was mj coiue and that 1 hai a Rood brcakl'aBt it hash bazaar, i'went downtowi and had.a weal at.

a.rcst:iurniit table on which there wojo pepper bottles and al the old familiar: I can't tcl you.how.puich enjoyed this change this little rasher "But.when wont home I foun my She hoped she said, that, the day would neve when sjio-. cook wcl enough for me, bin now she Haw the truth iu all its hideous nakedinw and was to cash In and rest. Jt took mo three dayK to con vlncc.her that. 1 downtown fo breakfast- bocnuse I hadn't the hear lo wake her when she was unjoyinj, a rcfresUIng Hleop. iiuist adnil that I envy the married men who cai go to the restaurant for -breakfas whenever they want to.

To ii. recently sentenced to the state pe.i..:ntl!try for a term of one to five years on a grand ceny to which he pleaded guilty, was taken to Lanslntf by deputy BEST BEDS FQR CAMPING The bod i-f uio'-moHt finporlan. requisite a good'-camplng trip. It may be only a pile ot lonvcs but It must comfortable." in the Woman's Cqmjmnfon wo rca, that folding canvas COI.B'and chalri. arc carried.

"For two rubber ahectfi for tpp ivnd. bottom If possible. Tlic best tiling is an oh top from nn auto mobile. Canvas or-duck arc Romi i you cannot get A comfort makes a very good When cnnijilng Boycriil got i halo of liay or straw. Take and blankets.as you are Ukely to need and if wunlwl.

For one night camps, nnloss there aru heavj dews, it In often needless lo pilch the tent. The rubber sheets proteci and give warmth. I7so them to rol the bedding in when packing, am spread oil the ground to alt on whci you cat." HOME-CANNED CHILI current IBHUO of Farm anc Fireside a girl says: "I want to tell youi about Ilitli. oxporlmthi, thai. I worked the other day.

While wo were, canning beef 1 decided thai 1 Wanted to inalso some chill con carne to can. "I boiicd three fjuartH of drj beans, ground Iivp anH one-half pounds of beef, one-half pound of suet, and live small red poppc.ru. mixed the above with three rjuarti ot needed cooked al thoroughly before packing Into jars for canning. "Iriiafjine my astonlHliment when learned that I had thirty pints chill con cnrnc which would havi cost $6.80 lo buy John Curry IJwid. John Caroy, of Collonwood a brother of Mrs.

.1. D. Hohn, of Km diod Friday morning at hi hpme. He la survived by Mrs. Carey Mr.

Carey had lived for many year In Greenwood County and also Cham If we'd of and ut keen Uic IIRlu- fed, liwt'c xvUli pi- cr tuols, Mm) bni Uic ritlti. We Vhow niusl shun tin- sin of tvtiiftu; HO tiHiiit mil luiiMimjH' slorii und wi.se, almul inir vital fix.id HlKl bu.s.v iii'tM'i liiM-n. for don't CIIRJ lUru, Tlit'j' iiuirc Hrntii, than ninny "wit.v. lullllou Mai- CHI.S, BIU! sic tin-in on (he tvHNtclHl rain. iiou' of e.wlliiK'.."*-^*'—N-fliii* but Mil lilies iirt: uml (ilve a ivi-c arouml, nnsly rrmvd, i-jK'u' tJic urttln und Ki'uiiv Iliu liiciil, Wt(l cn.ii'l oil, UK lilit i-nin- IhCMU Krath'.

WlrtVo'tlwy survive, the vermin punk, our liilk.of bunk. While crlliti niiil bins full'of wo're inei-i-lj- tnlkiiiK UirtiuKli our Ii'ilH. --Walt Mn.sori. by Ailams IJoard. which Oielju Topoka Tuesday und' day, week, was with industrial Coninilasion, IP ot Stale which was hol'd- ng its meeting in "he-JiuercbanU, a dozen or more of heiu, vplcod what tliioy.

Deemed to desire should be considered the pvq- the as a body, tb he day for women, ruling" by the jMorcnntilo HOW TO PACKJHE FREEZER In the Juno Woman's iloms Companion Alice Bradley given spine directions about packing tho ice cream treexer. ffecier must, be packed ciirc- fully and ac'curatulyi- Have ready a sHet or a pan of Ice, linoly anil evenly crushed, a box of coarr.e rock salt, and a or a snnc-opai! holding iibouti'itiipini. 1'lacu throe evenly measured of crushed ice Ii tho frecv.er tub, pm-kltu: It lown firmly. Over lliis put one ov- euiy inensured dipper 'of rods salt. Repeat until the carefully measured layers ot Ire and salt, reach to a jilace oif the can higher than tlte mixture Insiilo.

This ot throe parlH ot H-c to ono part qf salt has been proved to be- best for ttinu a llnc-Kralnod ico crcnm. Do not put in your Ico and flitlt without nirnsiirlug and then expect to get a perfectly frozen product. "The freezer may bo loft for about five minulCH after bcinp packcil. while tho icu buKins to melt and tho mixture becomes clilllcdl When the leu and sail luivu bosun to viork, i( Is time to turn tlio crank. BiiRln by turning It very wlowly.

A slow HOUR on the phonograph imikcu a uood nc- compnnlmeiit, for tho slower tin. crank is turned for thiv llrsl ten mlnulcH the liner grained will bo the product." A pretty homo wedding occiirrei tho home of, Mr. and Mrs W. IJ. Corbln, on 1'i'yloii AVC-IIIIO when their oldest daughter.

Marie, was married to of Canton, Kan. The Uev Goorgc C. Wise, of tho friend Church, performed tho ceremony Miss lErma Treadway played th woddliiK march an tho brldu anc groom entered the parlor, with Illtl Madge Corbin, slstor of the brldo an rliiK-bearur. The brido wort wlilto slllc crepe dn chlnu, and car rind an arm hoiuiuut of white car nations. She in an eBllmablo youn woman, a gradilatc (if tho Nortnn IliKlii School, nnd an Hccoinpliuhe nuislclan.

Tho groom has been principal lUo lOskridKi! IHgli School pas two years. Thoy received many buau tlful and imoful prcKcnts. Mr. mid VoaKor will b-j a home on a miles north town. A wedding nuppcr was Hervei to the following gucntH: Mr, atii Jlrs.

J. E. Harris, Mr. and Mn Troadway and daughter, Erina; Sims and MOII, Frank; Mrs. .1.

Slaaltt and Hr.ip'ii nnd Orrie Myrtle and :3lr.atH, Annii Mi Colm. HOHS jlawurth; Mrs. Corbin, of Anadarko, Minor llarrla, of J.liirlliiKamc; Dora Yciifiiir, a tcr ot the groom, of Canton. Commlaiiion and became April. also pre'-i potitlous to tho asUlng that the action )0 rescinded a Jongor working day be provided for wonion for irdays.

VarlouHi phases ot the or were prcscn tod, and ou only o'u'e verc tho 'merchants entirely a rood. With one accord they laid iho blame Tor keeping open lute Saturday nights on the farmers. They old how', farmers, and. tholr families came'to town late cven- ngs to buy goods and wrath and disappointment they found stored closed. The ipcrciiants leciaced farmers are driven o'clock Saturday nlcbt closdiiK to patron lr.e the mall order hounus, though I- would seem to the ordinary ob- c.ry'fjr that the could buy nuch nioro conveniently of their ionic town the fol- owing Monday than they could sund iway to a mail order house.

Tho Welfare Commission has Inthe charRe fanners leinaud the Inte closhiK. and tho the commlssioii has received ciup'hatlcnlly deny that Uic farmcrn iro responsible for or desire li'-tc closing. Some of the farmers said they could do their shopping before J. o'clock, and that there is no occasion for keeping live stores opco 'or them; that they favored the o'clock closing renulnUon. Ono loiter said: sia Varmors, nr'u 1111- ler the Impression that il Is Iho.

city or town folk that opposing (hit ruling, and not the fanner." The Gaxolte believes mosl of Lyon County fnrmors aro willing lo do tlieir boforo o'clock Saturday iiightH; In fiuU, il bulluvus (boy do tlifjir shopping oarly, uud that 'mighty fow fanners and Mielr wlvea would wish to kcop the women working until it later hour. Tbe Gazutl.0 wlnlios to hear from tlio I'aruioi-s and farm women on lliii! Kiibjcct, eitlioi; by letter tor publication or by voto by telephone. Welfare CommlKtdon and other Itivenligatora bnve found that nluo nm iy as long as women clurkn should work In une day. coimunant with thiilr lioallh and struiiBlh. Tho coininliiHlon 1ni8 no 'duHlru lo work a hardship on tlxi iniircliantH, bul 11 feuli) that the wulfary of Iho women ADD WASTE BASKET The next time you are patriotically Inclined, read the account of the DaUle.ot Gettysburg, written by yrwnk A.

IlHAkoii. At time of the butfio, waa to CiCrieral John! Gibbon, who waa during the battle, flaskelt eventually became colonel of the Thirty-sixth Wisconsin, and wa4 killed at the Ba.ttlu Cold 'if arbor, J'unp'S, 1861. Haskell wrote the Uic battle. as a. to his brother, aod did not Intend it fW publication, and that is the chief reason for Interest lofiay.

it contains Information' upon conduct of the the' Judgment iho rulsjudsmcnt of the Unloji generals" and. views on thloRs as they occuried, before they were smoothed down arid glossed over by the historians. (if, there la considerable of the Civil rtiicor in thn story, but today, although not 'widely read, 'it has become ope of the greatest American' historical'" documents. Doctor Harvard, thought HO much' of It that -he put it in his imic'li-diROussc'd 1 Five 'Foot Hook Shelf, mid it' is contained in the volume on American douutnipntH. volume contains the letter 'written by Columbus ito do Snnt' Angbl In'l'-l93, trtihounfilns llio discovery of many Americans have road the discoverer's own account of the discovery ot America? As a result of this item to the effect that an Eraporia man gol.

diamond ring- back Hli'onld ciiino before inure urntlun ol' dollars -or convenience. II. fciilH when tin! laW has boon trlnd out a sufficient longtli of time, I liu will Hud that lliclr work can bo adjiiatod to Ita ruling. Ono innrchaiit al tho mcKtluK I told ot the dtltlcully tit clos- mid found that It liud 30 per cont in value while, his fiancee had it," developments (thow that three yoniiR men recently have received back their One tried to noil Ills ring back lo un Kmporla Jeweler. Probably the muaiuwl man is who Klonls si flax off an aulomobllo left alonj? tho slrcei.

Tbia depart- niont will bo- very glad to print few iiiuiins. The complaint is becoming too common. That army of niillinn men Hpuknn of by Ml. 'flryiin. really did spring up over night, but It imiriihed to (lie murrlaijiu bureau inntead ot to tlio front.

ti Tlio Ainerlonm'Ht. Amnrlraim llvo lit l-lorlon. where five IndlaiiH belong to tho iiHial company of Kansas National And It appearn that llio Runts wil.li lin-Ki! Koljs of nidiioy who wired WaMliliiKton that ih'JJ' wore In fnvor nl' Ihu draft uf in on, rank pncl- on tlio rovonnii monnnro. Int-l- diMitally, IhlH IH an Kiijporla ar, wull MB a. Kunural Item.

live Several of thoiii o'clocU. he luukod the front doors at five minutes buforu with, by actual count, J2S women in llio utoi'i) wlio wlaliod to ciin- Uiolr ahopplng. Meruhantu uliould aniiouncu their lionrs of closing, and Ihu should cuopur- alc with thutn by thulr ahnp- piiiK out uf tin; way early In tho uv- enliiB. ThlH part of the Hlluallon IH up to tliij woman if tlusy ntiiy out of Ihii stores Into In llio uvmiliiK. Ih'j tlio last itxciisu of the niorcliants for kucplng open will lio gone.

Whijro do you utiinil. Mr. and Mrs. Karmor? Aru you unwilling to allow girl who IICIMI fountain Iy on har fcftt. for nlms hiiurn to go homo at the end of that time? Muni you havn to buy that upool of thread, stay on her tout anotlwr hour? The farmcrx also aro charged with dolns their Hhopplng oarly In tho loavlni; tholr parcels thu Mary Con way Mrs.

Mnry Conway diod at Thursday night In St. Mai-y'n Hospital, of paralysis. Mrs. Conway, whose maiden namn vns Mary McCorinick, was born in Tullamoro, Ireland, In ISIS. She camo lo Hie United Sliilos forty yearn ago.

Sliu was married In Ireland to Timothy McCorinick, who died twonty-ilvo years ago. For llio pasl twenty-live years had lived in Emporla with iicr niece, tyrs. S. Langloy. who IK the only surviving rolallvo In KID- porla.

Mrs. Conway a tnoni- ber of the Catholic Church. Mrs. Whippl" Mrs. Sarah J.

Whfppio. aged 72, died Thursday night at the homo of hir daughter, D. K. (iadbcry, with whom Rho hatl llvc'-l. Wlilpple IB mirvlviul two children, W.

Lake, of WlncliOHicr, and Mrs. D. F. (Jadbory of Emporlu, also three brothor.H and two Rlstors, Jamew of Stockvllle, Uriah ot Oakland, Iowa; John Adams, Hralmird. Mrs.

Esther Crouch, (if Oakland, and Mrs. Emma Ramsey, of Philip, South Sakota. Emporia firemen have taken another coyote pup to raise. Ixist the firemen raised a coyote, but last winter It became vicious and was killed. The HOW pup is named "Teddy." The 191C model wan named "Villa," and vas as much of an outlaw as the Mexican for whom lie was.

named. slpro, then to tlio movlu'i and In tills way oompollliiK the xtorca hoop open until tho shows aro over. The Gazelle fccli; Unla diatenuml, perhaps, applies to a mnall por cont of fai'niorK. If you do thin, can't you makn Home other arranKDmunt about your padcaccH? them In your rar, or them along If they aren't too and Mrs. 'Farmer, will you help cnlorro tlio o'clock Saturday nlslit clocliip for women? Write or call up tho fjazotto lelophonu fit, nnd lot the mere-bantu know where you stand.

Homo ltl(f The following twcnty-Kix persons $100 or more each for a total of In tin; 'Red Cross campaign IiiKl wook: G. Nowman. $1,000 i'lumb, Mrs. I 1 B. 'Dumb, $800; A.

II. Culler, H. Dunlap, $000; Emporfn Gazette, F. C. Newman, liiHO; W.

W. Finnt-y, $200; Rclwcca Johnson, $150; Howard Marlindalc, $101; Haynes Company, $100; J. S. Kcnyon, $100; Kansas Electric Utilities Company, $100; J. LoHtutUir, $100; F.

I'. Warren, $100; Buck, $JOO; Harrison Parkimin, $100; Will Wayman, $100; Brothers, $100; J. Paxton, P. M. Arnold.

tlOO; Murr Plumb, D. W. Morris. $100; J. 3.

Morris, $100; Elevator find Feeding Company, $100. Am Thomas Melamphy snd Kdward Vastly, slacker ar- rwlod several days aso, rs- loased Saturday. Information wan received from Chlcafio supporting the aascrtion of the two mea that they under 2i yoars old. Ali'o llilii rofimi'M to worry over llio fnluro disposal of ttio For tlio of tho wifely first VK who aro nltempting to onllnl in 1)10 CoiiHl Artillery Uio Const Artillery la ralhcr permanently loi-iilod and iloiw not KOfin lo havn nuich chnnro to go In llio front, thin dopiirlinunl. that HIP Cna.Mt Arllllory IH drilled an lnfc.nl ry r.ln mnntliH In tho year and IH expected In tiiUc tho fluid aw Infiuilry upon slinrl.

nollrn. Thorn are few places left lo doilKO, brut her. Aniilhor tluit old wlion bo limlnln upon li'Illnic ptioplo that, "ho UK good a mini aw hi! over wan." Also tho ho no-dry law In roKponiil- blo for tho disappearance of th'v RKiit. who iibnnt thi-oti rinK tlmt ho man in town." of i-offln varnish. "wan the bent llttlo An litiiporla mam clalniod excmp- llon from tin; draft, lant week bocnuao bo broke bin arm whfn he was boy.

Tho HvoniKD liiph ai-bool RlrTB Idpii of ii nil suffli-lenl I.H iniiyoiiaiso sandwiches and Tlio cnlloun AlchlKiin fllobo thai IIIPII Hlniiil Kklru aw nliort llio women run slnnd lo wear them. It In that for tho dura- linn nf tbo wnr, all auclionpors drop llio title of colonel from their advertising. Onn ihoory In that an Kmporia father Intrnds eveiitimlly to a family ladlen' banel'all team. My the slilo of a family row, IntoroHi in tho world war pales into your flylntt. and srribe to tbo C' Thoro probably ticvor has a timo In Iho history of tho world when ii nowttpaper sot out dato Incidentally what, has become of tho theory that a bone-dry bill would In rnoro booUojjKUiK? hasa't that way In Lyon County.

im-n at for Bhort visit with the tolks foro titartlus out a.Kafu. All's fair in love wur; but it Is smart man that can keup out oC both Your coDtribntion to the shots Id twjfY! whiit you oun R(VO without iinrpnvvniencc to self..