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DODGE CITY DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY, ArfirST 101G. TWO iiii. 4JUliU.li Ii I WHEN YOU mm RAILROAD FOLKS News Notaa and Personals by W. II. Warren.

Those who know news of particular Interest to local railroad people are requested to telephone the Information to No. 125 or pi A 11 0 iilOSS Mg WE HAVE IT tarch m. H. turn Go. Best Lumber Yard in Town 5 pound packages 20c No place can you beat this price, order a couple of packages today.

That 10c saved is as good to you as to anybody. Drake's Grocery PHONE 435 Phone 186 DODGE CITY, KAN Notice. gates tii he elected to tin; national en- There will be a special meeting of campinent at Chicago, September 4-7 Charles Herzor Cam) Spanish WarjtHKi. Imiioriant business Veterans Saturday evening, August Order of 11. REED, at ii ii.

in. at the house. Every Ray Anthony, Commander, member urged to ho present. iJele-j Adjutant. II III a a a cr: (jl'ik (a iiy 1 We Never Tire Earth moves around the bright, shining sun, Dodge City, the place where our mov ing Js done.

Might equipment wo have for transferring O. Unexcelled is our service day aftei day. Moving all goods with promptness and care, Safety First, and all our rates very fair. Ever on to our job, every train our line meets, Tou get prompt attention and satisfaction complete. Look us up for good auto and cab service, too, In here Is a line pleases many and few.

Now give us a call, or phone "One Sixty-Five," Every time we are ready, awake and alive. City Transfer Storage Co. ED RITMSEY, Prop. Baggage Transfer Office at Edison Cafe Telephone 5 Residence Pfinne 584J Personal Attention Given Floyd McGahen Ready Money to Loan Any amount, at lowest rate and most faverable conditions, In Ford and adjoining counties. I do my own inspecting and pay the money the minute abstract is approved.

Can make a few city loans. Some fine standard breed and registered horses for sale. P. H. YOUNG National Bank of Commerce Big.

J. P. JOHNSON PnlntJng, Paperhanging, Decorating Vice line of wall paper samples to select from Prices very reasonable Estimates free 602 Seventh Ave. Phone '307 C. C.

JOEHNK FINE SnOE REPAIRING New Shoes Mnde to Measure Safety Razor Blades and Shears Sharpened 111 Military Are. Piano Tuner J. E. DUNBAR eare order nltn Tlefeabaeh Jewelry 4 Rtarham Wnsfr Store. IF YOU WANT TO BUY or trade for an Irrigated Farm In Baca County, Colorado, see J.

W. MASON, Ninth and Division Street Dodge City, Kansas. DO YOU KNOW THAT J. S. ELLIOTT ROLLS DISCS Satisfaction Guaranteed Ve Do All Kinds of Wood Work.

Phone 8531V 03 Santa Fe Trail NOTICE, LADIES! MNs L. L. Stanim. Professional Spireila Corscliere, leaves for her vacation and also to attend the corset demonstration during the month of August. Will return September first, week.

Headquarters, '100 Military, phone 426. TRT A GLOBE WAST AD. o. 55 and It will be given to ir. Warren.

Earl Stafford, chain gang brake- man of the River division, has caught Conductor Zimmerman's turn as con ductor on the 323 while Zimmerman is holding Hubbard's turn in passenger service. Conductor Webster is handling 79 and 80 in place of Conductor Chandler who is off for a few trips. Brakemau Crone displaced Brake- man Nelson on Kenney's car. Nelson will go to LaJunta to hold the sack on the extra board there. Operator Bud Jyjwe of the DC offic Is thinking of spending his vacation in Salt Lake City, Utah.

However, Salty Lake is not the attraction, as we understand it. Conductor Jack Davis of one of the I). C. C. V.

trains, is now back ediain gang, due to Jack Robison, the regular conductor, reporting for duty, Elmer Stapletoti of the car depart- merit. i. off for a lew davs on account of breaking one of his fingers of his left hand. V. V.

Stickel of the Harvey com nanv. arrived last evening on No. to do the yearly repairing on the car- pets, rugs and beds. These are over hauled once each year, Mr. Sticke! having charge of this department for the past IS years.

His headquarters are at Hutchinson. The Rock Island railroad is handling a large amount of artillery through Hutchinson at the present time, en route to the Mexican border. Nineteen flat cars loaded with new guns went through Tuesday, and almost every day a freight train has several cars of ammunition and guns for the soldiers. Many other supplies are also being shipped to the border. Trainmaster Bert Krebs of the Santa Fe has a real problem in mathematics.

It is this: How to distribute a possible loo cars among shippers demanding more than 1,000. It's worse than that I lur ne uoesii even nave me one nun drcd cars to distribute. He confessed today that ho didn't have enough box cars to handle the ordinary run of local freight business at the warehouse. up against it; that's all," he i admitted. 1 'footless engineers in the night time are in the yearned-for list these days in some communities.

A. W. Smith, who has been night ticket anent in Hutchinson for the Santa Fe. lias been transferred to Dilwyn. where lie becomes agent.

He plans to move ins lamily there. W. A. Hunter of Hutchinson, who broke into 24 box cars and stole some thing like $20 worth of merchandise, was sentenced to a term in the state prison by Judge Prigg in district court there yesterday afternoon. Hunter was a transient.

He followed a car sealer in the Hutchinson yard, and broke into the cars with a hatchet, helping himself to such goods as met his fancy. He plead guilty to grand larceny. The 100 degree temperature and the direct rays of Old Sol have caused the track of the Hutchinson Interurban Railway company, where it had been placed on the ground in a temporary position, to do some fancy kinking, The rails expanded and twisted over the street, in one place jumping up on top of the new track, and in another going up on the curbing. Several places the track moved six and eight feet out of line. Before the trouble could be mended workmen had to cut several short sections out of the rails LAUNDRY in 7 of to er a a not into to last Like yesterday when the thermometer bubbled around 102, you long for iced drinks, the kind we dispense.

Also remember that our Ice Creams and Sherbets are unexcelled for purity, and deliciousness. No additional charge for deliveries to your home -Phone Double Two and insert slip joints to take up the expansion. After 49 years of continuous service with the New York Central lines as an engineer, Joseph Bean is today enlovine his first vacation. He has been retired on a pension and declares there will never bo in his case any of that fiction which pictures an old en gineer fretting to get back into the cah. "I am just as happy to get out of a job as I was to get one nearly 50 years ago, he said.

Mr. Bean is iu years old. During his railroad experience he has served under generations of the Vanderbilts. I I I I THE MOVIE WOULD (By C. L.

Jacobyj How often, "fellers," lias Seena Owen the lovely Dane of Fine Arts, given you palpitation of the heart? Don't let it happen again. She's married. The fellow who acquired palpitation for life is George Walsh, one of William Fox's huskies in the Pacific stu dios, who was seen here in "Blue Blood and Red" last Monday. He is i former Griffith disciple himself. Mr.

uul Mrs. Walsh have just let the se cret out. though they have been mar ried for several months. Orrin Johnson has returned to the sunlit stages. Luhin will next present him.

Johnson's last screen appear- mces were in Triangle Koseoe Arbuckle, the Triangle com cdian. went to Sing Sing prison on a Sunday morning a week or two ago but lie returned to New York that evening. The Birth of a Nation" is still running strong in other states. The Broadway in Denver has given it a re- turn engagement with $1 top price. Francissex Bushman and Beverly Sayne were to appear at the motion picture exposition hold at Chicago a couple of weeks ago in the Metro booth but press of productions prevented their absence from the east.

The crowu consoieu nsen wim a pan i trained parrots, which were promt nently displayed Corinne Parquet has taken the place Mabel Normand with Keystone as leading comedienne. She is of the same type as Mabel with dark hair and eyes and is equally as pretty. ORGANIZE FOR GOOD ROADS. Liberal Business Men and Farmers Hold Pep Meeting. Liberal, Aug.

4 Eight cars loaded with about forty of Liberal's leading business men, representing the Chamber of Commerce, journeyed out to the Blue Bell school house and met about fifty of the farmers from that district organize a good roads movement The meeting was the best of its kind ever pulled off and nearly every farm in the vicinity turned out. It was a rousing meeting, full of enthusiasm. Many of the business men and farmers gave short talks on road building. A plan was launched to build nine miles of gy-p and clay road running east from Liberal. It is intended to extend the road later and connect up with the Meade county road, building bridge across the Cimarron river at point straight east on the road.

The Liberal Chamber of Commerce has a good live roads committee and the or ganization is devoting much of its energy to the building of good roads only In Seward county, but also Oklahoma. They have begun Improvement on the Nell rond running the bridge which tliey constructed year across Beaver river. Sir Ike Them Ilrsf. Don't care If They're not your size; Crab a swatter. Swat the flies.

-Special Sunday dinner at O'Neal House Sunday. Spring chicken with cream gravy. 204. YOUR VACATION means preparation on your part. The days away will no doubt be full of incidents and happenings that will require dress attention, To be ready, you should plan to have your garments all in first class condition, ready for use.

We are ready to do our part toward making your trip an enjoyable one. We thoroughly clean and press your garments and deliver them to you neatly folded, ready to pack. Phone us at any time. Skillington Tailoring Co. "Our Work Will Satisfy Or We Will." 20(! Second Ave.

Phone 200 We If you realized that you could pay one quarterly premium on a one thousand dollar policy with a little over one-fourth your weekly income, would you consider it a little roore favorably? You can. J. V. ALLEN Phone 81. Remember the Old Home Company.

"Keeps Kansas Money In Kansas for Kansas." FARMERS AND BANKERS LIFE IXSCRANCE COMPANY When you feel all in and think the sun is made of enal smoke, get a good massage. It will work wonders on your feelings and make you more presentable to the eyes of the world. White House Barbers. 204 BOB DOWDY "Dependable Dowdy" Transfer-Baggage Office at Hale't Garage Phone 539 GRACE F. HARRIS, Jf.

Public Health Xnrse Dodge City, Kansas Office Thone 763 Hours: 8:30 a. m. to p. m. MISS GRACE STROCK Public Stenographer Office with R.

M. Hart, over Locke's Phone BIO Dodge City, Kansas (S3 Rath Bainbridge "Satisfaction or Money Back." Improving Upon Nature bat Ik a difficult thing to do, but if von would fake the time to go through our drying room, you would realize that it Is not an impossibility. You remember when' you ii ii if your clothes out on a line and the pure, fresh air dried (hem out, how clean and fresh (hey were. Hut we June caught up i(h and improved upon Nature. Pule, vtaini air is forced (In oiigh the clolbe in our drying room, giving them the same fresh, oxidized cleanliness of those dried out fci the buck yard.

1 on may not understand ail the processes in (his plant, but you can rest assured that the latest, most sunifury methods are la use and that jour work will be sulisfar. t'Tily done. Call One-One-One torn nr. row morning. THE DODGE ACADEMY OF SAINT MARY'S OF THE PLAINS, Dodge City, Kansas HOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND T0I LADIES Primary, Collegiate and Normal Courses, Instrumental Moslc and Voice Cnltnre, Art, Expression and Domestic Science, Special care for training of small children.

All facilities for advanced students. Home life. Extensive campus for exercise. Terms moderate. Classes begin September For Cntalngiie and particulars address THE DIRECTRESS Academy of St, Mary, Dodge City, Kansas.

CITY STEAM.

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