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Physician and Surgeon 0 Office over Palace Clothing Store li-so 00000000000000000 WANTED To rent by Oct. 1st, a 5- army" The speech of E. W. Brink, Pittsburg soap box orator, last night was interrupted." Says the Pittsburg Sun. Bang! Bang! Bangr The sound was that of a big calibre revolver, and came from behind the platform at Fifth and Broadway.

The condemna-tion of the government, the city officials and the newspapers were forgotten. Brink's knees trembled as he turned to face the supposed assassin. But lo, twas only the fragments of three fire crackers that greeted his eyes. The audience laughed as Brink turned to them and with a forced smile on his face said: "Don't be scared." The crowd wasn't. It was enjoying the joke as much as the two boys who perpetrated the trick.

Brink soon regained his composure and as STANLEY PLATZ, Editor and Owner Entered as second-class matter February 6, 1914. at the postoffiee at Coffeyrllle, Kansas, under the Aet of March 2. 1878. Issued daily, except Monday, at S21 union Btreet. uoireyriuer ivaBaa.

jTae only morning papen the only Sunday paper In Coffeyrllle. IN SELF PROTECTION. California will', vote on prohibition in November and if it carries the whole Pacific Coast from the Arctic to Mexico. will be dry. Washington and Oregon became dry the first of this year.

British, Columbia followed 'suit, and Lieutenant-Governor Wallace of Califoria declares that" his state has become the cesspool for all the barflies, gamblers, crooks (and dissolute women driven out by the dry territory, and, in self protection, it must go dry, too. With Kansas, Iowa and Arkansas drv. the same considerations apply 9 to Missouri and especially to Kansas City. Kansas City Times. THE BEATITUDES.

Blessed are the poor in spirit: For theirs is the kingdom of heav-cn. Blessed are they that mourn: For they shall be comforted. Blessed are the meek: For they shall inherit earth. Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: For they shall be filled. Blessed are the merciful: For they shall obtain mercy.

Blessed are the pure in heart: For they shall see God. Blessed are the peacemakers: For they shall be called the children of God. Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness' sake: For theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely for my sake. Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven; for bo persecuted they the prophets "which were before you.

Matthew, Feared for His Life. "This government of ours is the most insane I have ever seen. The capitalists control the country with LUtrir Jam ctuu ota-num the reporter left, was heard to say, "The army is paid to shoot down you working men when you strike for liv ing wages." CASEY -PEOPLE WERE SCARED Heard That Comui Was to (iet the Santii Fe Junction. Caney Chronicle: Current rumo has had it that the new branch line of the Santa Fe that is to be built from Caney to Pawhuska and later extended.Awould not be a line coming direct to Caney. Instead, the place of meeting the Santa Fe would be Copan, it was stated.

Investigation proves that the story is without and that it is a certainty that the line is to be built to Caney, with this city one terminus of the new branch line. "Dirt is flvins on the Pawhuska end of the line now," said a travelin man, well known in Caney. "People in Pawhuska filled the subscription list immediately the project- was un dertaken. It is already a sure go down there and Pawhuska Us grow ing. And Caney is going to grow when that line reaches here." PRICE WILL STARTLE WOULD.

Delegate Sees No Hope for Cheaper (iasoline in United States. A price for crude oil that will startle consumers was predicted by D. he Chamberlain, of Celeveland, one of the 150 delegates to the annual meeting of the National association at Chicago. "We can offer no encouragement to users of gasoline," Mr. Chamberlain said, "for the price of crude oil is increasing steadily and with the close of the Avar there will be an unprecedented demand for oil throughout Europe." H.

G. James, of Ivansas City, it to be fl now exceeds $300,000,000 in value, he said, the output for 1915 being 000,000. This, he added, was more than the worth of the output of iron, silver, gold and copper. WELL EXTENDS WOODY FIELD. Oil Men.

Were Surprised at Develop- ment Southwest of Nowata. i The well recently drilled by C. K. Davis, of Kansas City, J. H.

Hashbar- er and John Heffner, ofthis city, on the Forsman farm in the southwest part of the county is the best that has been drilled in Nowata county in many months, says the Xowata Star. The latest estimates places the well at loo barrels. The test was an important one, as was the farthest south in the Woody pool and the talent did not look for much oil in that direction. The fact that the drill penetrated 21 feet of fine oil sand, more than in the wells to the north, is taken to indicate that the pool may be richer in oil the south. The owners of the Forsman well are busy cleaning it out and as soon as the work is completed the rig will moved and another hole- drilled.

Read The Sun want adi. A LITTLE BEAUTY. Choice 5-room bungalow on west side. Nicely located and finished. A bargain at $250 down, balance monthly.

CHOICE INTERURBAN home; very attractive and nicely located for sale reasonable. AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN in desirable seven-room modern house, close in on Eighth street, splendid location and in fine condition. Price, only $600 or more cash. JUST OFF Central avenue, five-room house, electric lights, water in kitchen. For sale at $850; 150 cash; $12 a month.

BUNGALOW SPECIAL on West Sixth street. Choice five-room modem. For sale at $1,625.00. One-third cash. ON THIRD STREET, very good five-room house, all modern, except bath.

For sale at only $S00; $100 down, $15 a month. ON WEST EIGHTH. For quick sale, owner offers 7-room modern house at $500 down. See this. FIVE-ROOM MODERN bungalow on north side.All complete and nicely arranged.

A special at only $1450.00. Terms $250.00 doWn. $20.00 a month. THREE-ROOM HOUSE; extra large lot, six blocks from plaza. For sale at $535.00.

$55.00 down, balance $10.00 a month. THREE-ROOM HOUSE at 1409 West Eleventh street. For sale $100.00 down, $100 year. FOUR-ROOM house on West Eleventh. Good cistern.

For sale at $650.00. $50.00 down, $10.00 a month. TEN DOLLARS A FOOT for location for bungalow or cottage at 305 East Ninth street. TEN-ROOM MODERN house, extra large lot, big barn, fine shade, close in, north side. An unusual bargain at $2250.00.

$450.00 or more down, balance' monthly or yearly. See this. CLOSE IX. Five-room cottage, one block from nostoffice at $1000.00. $250.00 down.

This is a good one. A BEAUTIFUL HOME. Nine- room modern bungalow. Verv attractive and desirably A special at only $3850.00. ONE OF THE BEST close-in bargains.

Very good five-rood cottage; three blocks from Plaza at only $1150.00. One-third cash. THIS FINE HOME is a big eight room modern house, close in on Sixth street at only $3000.00. Half cash. Let us show you.

Also other residence property, home sites, suburban gardens, interurban tracts, chicken, ranches, boarding houses, grocery stocks, blacksmith shop, cafe, hotels, rooming houses, farms, for sale or trade. Our specialty is selling homes and we are strong on service. Helping you to get started and pay out. We can refer you "to hundreds that we have assisted. Are you ready-to start now? Upham's Colnmbia RIdtr.

H9 3Iaple K03IU SELLERS room house. Must be In good repair and in walking distance to the Cudahy Refinery. No children. $12.00. Address 'W.

care of The Sun. 20-3 WANTED ood wagon box or If satisfactory will buy wagon complete. Phone 919F1. 203 FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Call at Kloehr Bros.

barn. Sir. Walnut. 20-3 FOR RENT 1916 Indian Twin, good as new, run 2000 miles by speedom eter. Two Rood tires.

Price ful ly equipped. Ed Williams. 414 W. 3rd. Phone 1929.

20-3 FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room for sleeping; cool; south exposure; close in; modem house. Call at 4 IS W. Sth or phone 59. 21-3 FOR SALE Rooming house; ten furnished rooms, two taths, all bedding and everything ready for occupancy: will sell furniture on liberal payments. Building rents for $20.03 per month lo buyer of furniture.

Tel. 249. Ferguson Bros. 20-3 FOR SALE Green wicker table, two rockers and chair to match; dish closet, white enameled bed, spring and mattress, high chair. Mason jars, two gas heating stoves, trunk, blue Whit-hall rug.

congoleum ruz. desk, kitchen table, chairs, canned fruit, go-cart, cycle grinder; all bargains. Phone 1979 or call at S13 Spring. 2-3 WANTED Alteration lady and first-class fitter; must have experience, and be able to furnish good refereiicvs. Apply in person at once at Flcischak-cr's.

20-3 "WANTED Washing to do by responsible white people: work called for and delivered: home work and hand latmr Phone 1S17. 20-3 FOR SALE Ayoung" saddle "or'driv-ing horse. Must sell Immediately. Call at 903 Santa Fe or phone HG3. 20-3 FOR SALE 14 -foot boat with oars, cypress sides, galvanized iron Ihi-tom: one 30-inch galvanized ventilator.

14 -foot galvanized office fencing with gale, pair of extension ladders. 2 heavy benches. 5'o feet of beaded railing lumber. 4ox6 inch dranghing board vith stand, desk, cycle grinder; all bargains. Phone 1979 or call at sir, Spring street.

a FOR SALE 13 calves and 3 milk cows. Call at last house on North Huckeve street. F. Stark. 20-3 run rs.vi.r.

furniture complete in Furniture neat 2-room house, south side. Irk: reasonable. Kasv terms. House rents to buyer of furniture at a mouth. Water, gas.

Tel. 249, Ferguson Itn. 21-3 FOR KENT Close-In nicely furnish! front room for sleeping; in modern house with outside cntranc-, 1 Mrvk north of Citv Hall. Tel 117. 21 -3 FOR RENT 5-room house at West Eleventh; vltv and cistern water; shed barn.

TulIMt 3is We? Tenth. 1 FOR KENT 4 -room house mu pool bam: everlasting well: god ovt- side conveniences. Call at 1 17 Spring. 1 WANTEDA place to work morning for room and board by young lady employed afternoons; has vxncricni'e. in housework and sewing.

Call in per-son at 9W W. loih St. 21-3 FOR RENT A six-room modern houVo ot 1503 Elm street; from porch nice back porch; $13 Per month. Call, at Mason's Grocery, 1502 SLorjphcne 7m. FOR SALE A 4'Miors, 5-passciiger.

four-door automobile in At running order. Will sacrifice; parties leivir.g town. Call at the Ovctland Saks Service Station. 21-3 FOR SALE Strawberry plants. 23 cents per hundred.

Call at Hast Sterling or phone 202 1. 21-3 FOR SALE Itestaurant with good fixtures, call at 1110 S. Walnut St. Nil Way Cafe." John L.l-3 WANTED To correspond ith a me- dium sized laiy, about or 4i years of age. Address "Correspond care of The Sun.

21-3" A TIIIin.HT FUR An error gracefully acknowledged i a victory won. Caroline Ca.s-togne. 00000000000000000 a miuxn v. iioiT 0 tt Accredited Teacher of Violin 0 Phone 2191 Studio 412 Maple. CoffcwIIle O00OOG000OOOOO0 0O For Flowers Pliouo 1231 Anlm-ptlc Oil Jinonn as ake Oil Creating a Throughout tho Country Many Thousands Are Sow IVIiiff It WHh Crallijlnjr culls For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum-baso, Stiff and Swollen Joints, Corns, Bunions or whatever the pain may It -aid to be without an cTual.

For Cuts, Uurnj, llruls.es. Sore Throat, Croup, Diphtheria and Tonsilitis has bcn found most effective. Accept no substitute. This great Oil goldcu rel coior only. There Is nothing liko it Erery bottlo guaran- ieea.

ana iv cents or tnoaev re- funded by leading druggists. Typewriters sale or rent! all Hikes I act termsj repairs and supplies for all makes. Phone 10P6. IPS Walnut. 4-tt WANTED Highest prices paid for men's second-hand clothing, shoes and hats.

Phone 936 and ire'wlll calL 1122 S. Walnut. tt We handle collections everywhere. Call at our office, room 2. Terminal Building, for rates.

The Arthur Mercantile Agency. Phone.9S3, Coffeyville. Kansas. 91-30 and extra heavy hauling, also; Avery tractors and self-lift plovs, water tanks and all kinds of second-hand machinery and boilers for sale, trans Brown. Phone 1056.

Stl FOR SALE Three good pony horses; also International truck in good running order, cheap. Phone 646, the Ice Cream Depot 13tf FOR SALE Cheap: One I. II. C. SxlC Mocul with self cuide and band wheel also two bottom Moline self-lift plow with extra shears 14-Inch, first class, condition.

$350 cash. Frank L. Ttrown. Phoni 105G. 5-tf IPedMireesil AHirssHirsi Seesi From Pecan Valley Farm.

Telephone E. I. Huron, Perkins Line. 17-G FOR RENT Store room now occu pied by Regulator Grocery Store. 1112 Walnut street: shelving, counters, show cases for sale.

Inquire at Basement Sample Store. Phone 961, Coffeyville. 10-3 FOR RENT Large, well-furnished, south bedroom to one or two ladies. 303 Walnut street. 19-3 FOR TRADE 3-room house, Tor larger house.

Will pay cash difference or assume. Phone 426, Embree W. Morgan. 19-3 FOR SALE Nearly new, 4-room modern home, newly papered. Well located, west side.

$150 cash, balance easv monthly payments. Phone 42G. Embree W. Morgan. 19-3 FOR SALE Dandy little tract on west side.

650x140 feet, easy terms. Tract 350x140, $350. Terms. Lot 50x140, $1.00 down, $1.00 per week. Phone 426.

Enibroe W. Morgan. 19-3 FOR RENT Nice cozy rooms for light housekeeping; also rooms for sleep ing. Call at 524 Walnut street, across street from city hall. Phone 2109.

19-3 WANTED Four girls for Haggard Jackson's "49" show, playing the fair here; good pay; experience un necessary. Address Jack Haggard, gen" eral delivery, city. 19-3 FOR SALE Two sbov cases, counter and shelving; a bargain if sold by Tuesday. Call at 905 W. Sth St.

C. E. Heinz. 19-1 WANTED Two loads of well rotted barnyard manure at 214 E. Eleventh street.

19-3 FOR SALE 1913 model touring car. Fine condition. Cheap if taken quick. Call at 407 Maple. 19-3 FOR RENT 1 nice large" room fur nished; 4 large windows; floor and woodwork finished in oak; thoroughly modern house; room suitable for two ladies or gentlemen.

1012 West Ninth. Phono 1 1H-3 LOST Ford tail lanin and number on Coffeyville-Chetopa road. Finder notify J. K. Rcatty.

19-5 WANTED We want to trade a dandy corner lot for Ford automobile. This lot is well located and 1PU feet of sidewalk in and paid for. Price $250. Monarch Realty Co. Phone 725.

FOR SALE OR TRADE 40-acre bot tom farm; improved; plenty of water; will sell on easy terms or will trade for city properly. Price $43 per acre. Monarch Realty Co. Phone 725. 1H-3 TO LOAN We have all kinds of mon ey for Oklahoma and Kansas farm loans; rates right! no delay if your title is good.

Monarch Realty Co. Phono 725. 1ft -3 FOR SALE Advertising slides to or der. To see samples, phone 910 or call at 9074 Walnut St. Office and studio open all day and at night till 1 a.

m. stanuard Slide Service. Coffey ville. in-u FOR RENT Five-room modern flat over Crystal Palaco Confectionery. West Eighth street or eleven rooms suitable for rooming house.

For inspection, call at the Roberts Laundry. ill Maple street. J. A. Roberts.

20-3 WANTED You to be a detective. In teresting work; travel; big pay; representatives wanted. White Hartley Petoctivo Agency. St. Joseph.

Mo. 20-2 LOST Rimless eyeglasses in a case. Lost between Brown Brokerage and 901 West Tenth. Finder please return to 901" West Tenth or Phone 112S. 20-3 FOR SALE OR TRADE Ten acrc3, 2-rooia house, bam, fenced; seven mile south.

Phone 1270. 20-3 FOR RENT Furnished room with the privilege of light housekeeping for two girls. Inquire at 12S Spruce. 20- FOR SALE One 5-year-old big Shorthorn cow. just fresh: heifer calf; will sell worth the money.

1210 West Kigath street. 2o-tf FOR SALE Strawberry plants, Su perlas, strong and well developed. $lw per hundred. J. S.

Bone. 411 W. first Phone 1691. 20-3 FOR SALE 3 good horses; would trade for cows or young heifers. Call at 407 East Second street.

Phone 3937. 2KJ FOR SALE Large work horse; price $13. if taken at once. Call at 1103 Spring street. 20-3 FOR SALE OR KENT On easy payments.

10-room outfit, linens, bedding: nil reedy for near the R. R. Y. M. A.

building and factory district. House rents very reasonable to buyer of furniture. Phone 2 19, Ferguson llros. 20:3 WANTED A young man. white, for stock room.

work. Bring references. Apply to manager at F. Y. Wcoiwofth Cofleyville, Kansas.

2D-3 FARM LOANS Valuable Information for Borrowers. The of our loans are: Long time, low rate of interest, payable annually at your home bank if desired; special paments allowed each year at any time, which Immediately stop interest on amount paid. We loan for the Union Central Life Insurance Company, one of the old est farm loan companies doing busi ness. THE ETOIEX 102 East Eighth SU CoffejYille, Kas. Plioue 470.

THE KANSAS LAND COMPANY Etchen Building, 102 East Eighth St. Phones 470 or Real Estate Exchange List AttractlTe Real Estate Bargains for Exchange. 1. Modern 10-room house in the best residence district In Coffeyville on Willow street, two blocks from post- office. Property in first class condi tion; bath room on each floor: ten Irv ing rooms besides bath rooms, clos ets and pantry; front porch and screened-in back porch and basement; 75 foot frontage; lots of shade; will take a smaller property as vI fin part payment.

Price 2. Two-story brick business building in small town on interurban line and two railroads; buildings consist of two business rooms 25xS0 feet each; seven office rooms and lodge hall 25x SO feet. Building practically new; plate glass fronts; concrete floors; rents ranging, rrom SoO to per month. Building practically fire proof, which gives it a very low in surance rate. No incumbrance.

Wil exchange for clear farm land. Price $7000 3. 80-acre farm in Dallas county, Mo. northeast from Springfield, 6 mile3 west from Conway, a good railroad town on the Frisco; 25 acres in cultivation; small bearing orchard, vine yard and other small fruit; pretty fair improvements and 60 acres of excellent timber; permanent snrine water. This farm is in a good farming community; farm clear of any incumbrance.

Will exchange for clear residence, or business property, well lo cated, olefin Prico Ol JUU 4. $625 first mortgage on 120 acres of land in Reynolds county, 8 miles from railroad town. Mortgage runs for 2 years at 8 per cent interest; will exchange for city property well lo cated at right price. 5. Frame business building and 46-foot frontage on one of the principal bus iness streets in principal business section of Caney, Kan.

Building rented. being occupied 5 years by same tenant. Will exchange clear for clear farm Price S3500 6. tract of grass and grazing land western Oklahoma; absolutely no stone or rough land; all in one tract; 12 miles from county seat; excellent water and plenty of it; a fine ranch proposition. Price per acre; A075 incumbrance, run for 10 years at 5 per cent interest.

Will exchange subject to the incumbrance for good clear residence or business property. wen located. qq Price, per acre wU 7. 160-acre farm in Johnson countv. Arkansas, near Clarksville, a good railroad town; 33 acres in cultivation; excellent timber and permanent spring water; one mile from river, will ex change for clear city property, well located.

Price $1600 8. 40-acre tract Just south of city, mile frontage on interurban, 2 blocks from union station; east and south fronts on main road. Lies practically level and would make an ideal location for suburban home. Will ex change for city property well located. pVc" S4800 9.

400-acre improved farm in Madison county, Arkansas, east of Fayetteville, and b1 miles from SL Paul, Arkansas, a railroad town: 52.000 mortraeo at 7 per cent; will exchange for city I property and assume amount of In cumbrance. CMnnn Price per acre, $10, or VT'UUU 10. 22-reom up-to-date hotel in Coffey ville, close in. Hotel has been built less than 10 years and is in first-class condition. Will take a good piece of city pronerty or farm land as part payment; balance of $2,500 can be yiiu uu ai per luuniu, per cent interest.

This hotel is strictly modern in every way; every room electrically lighted; hot and cold CCnf) water, bath, etc. Price Si'tdUU 11. 40-acre Improved farm in Wrigth county, Missouri, near Mountain Grove, a good railroad town. Excel lent water, fruit; small house and barn, chicken house and pens fenced: clear; will exchange for clear VUKll city property. Price VtlU 12 40 acres unimproved in the fruit i belt of.

clear: will exchange for city property. SIRlm Price for MDMTEA McKenna in the House of Commons explained that with an import pound of 9 cents on and cocoa and 24 cents each would pay the same of tax per cup. Ncics Chancellor figures that one of tea equals nearly coffee or cocoa. Dritish Chancellor Soaks Tea India Tea Is the 8 airs, SOME. DAY 1 HOT Chancellor British duty per coffee on tea, amount Item.

The pound lbs. df Tea of Intensity ive I "A KIT" jStlL AMK PUN A DAY THIS FASttlOK- MY IDEA OF A OOD TIME TO 805lNES5hr Jy. a i FLOUKA DUCQ CGMPAXY..