Arkansas City Daily Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 5

i -J MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME WITH OUR PAINT AND WALL PAPER warts No Free DellTeries Except Physician's Prescriptions After p. nsu DRUG COMPANY MANY POLICE CALLS So THIS STORE CLOSES AT 9 P. M. SATURDAY MCI IT "Topeka Hofcse Wives Approve" Hallowe'en Pranks Caused Itusiness to Pick up Lust N'ight Yes; there was something doing Eight Topeka housewives, representative of all classes, told the Kansas Public Utilities Commission Thursday of using gas with entire success, with three part rate limiting devices installed in their homes. All testified they were pleased with tests of the three part rate, and that ample gas for domestic needs was available at all times.

Especially were they pleased at the opportunity to burn additional gas for heating at thirty cents a thousand cubic feet, afforded, by the three part rate. The eight witnesses told the Commissioners of pronounced improvement in the operation of their kitchen" ranges through simple and inexpensive adjustments of burners, made at the time the limiting devices were installed. The adjustments resulted, they said, in a flame which cooked more quickly without blackening the pans and kettles, and, best of all, a noticeable saving of gas. All of the Topeka tests proved the customers could save money on their fuel bills under the three part rate. The present Topeka rate is eighty cents a thousand cubic feet.

Data in detail covering these economies was offered in evidence before the Commission as an exhibit separate from testimony of the housewives. ARK ANSA VALLEY GAS CO. WICHITA NATURAL GAS CO. Which Kind Do You Want Clothes can be made to look well, just to sell, or they can be made to give so much satisfaction that a man buys them because he knows they serve best, look best and are most economical. WHICH KIND DO YOU WANT? We have the kind that give satisfaction, Hart SchaiTner Marx Clothes.

Our clothes will look well as long as you wear them. ARRIVED Just received a new shipment of Men's and Boys' pull over sweaters, these sweaters have collars, are in a heavy rope stitch all colors, both plain and combination of colors. Sizes 34 to 44. $10.00, $12.00 A. H.

DOIIREIl TO KANSAS CITY '3. Copyristt J. crMar I Hear E. Kncnin, pifid Uiln l-Vfloia tion Iihnr llamas. if v.

New Mallory Hats The man who wears a Mallory need never to apoiigize for his hat. America produces no better hats than bearing the Mallory label, the materials fashioned into the smartest styles by the most skilled hatters produce. Mallory Hats of the finest quality. $6.50 and up Rev. and Mrs.

W. J. Adair arrived in the city yesterday from Newton, to- visit Mrs. Adair's sister. Mrs Henry B.

Gephardt of 923 South Third street. Mr. and Mrs. Adair have been appointed by. the United Presbyterian church to go as missionaries to the Sudan.

they will sail for that place within a. few months. Rev. Adair will speakat the United Presbyterian church tomorrow I i NEW CALIFORNIA SOFT SHELL ENGLISH WALNUTS A. H.

Moore 1 I GROCERY Phone 805 316 SOUTH SUMMIT ST. For the SWEET TOOTH Oar splendid line of fancy and box chocolates will satisfy Try our Candies They are fresh daily Busy Bee-Purity Candy Kitchens gociiis imos. i i i I Kansas Fair tonight and Sunday, rising temperature. Kcdy Sent to Fairfax Mrs. Daniel West, of Fairfax, died in a local hospital yesterday evening at 4 o'clock.

She was 40 years of ajve. She had ben here for several weeks past, receiving medi-' cal treatment. The body was sent; to Fairfax this morning over the Snnta Fe by the-Smith funeral home. funeral will be held at that place. A New Filling Stattion F.

YvT. Grimes is racing his stucco build'ng, located at Summit street nr.d Chestnut avenue, used for sev- era. years rast as a tiling station. rnd will rebuild it 011 1 the corner on nnrx norm or tne 01,1 location. the near future Harry Hendrix and Yv J.

Fngan will erect a new budo-. at Summit and Chestnut, where tev will put in a modern filling Died Iii California Mrs. Laura age 73 years died in San Pedro, October 22. She. is survived bv two sons.

W. C. Calhoun, of Elder, and T. R. Calhoun, 1235 North Market street; 1 two daughters, Mrs.

Belle Cornell- i son. of Arkansas City and Mrs. Dot Jost of.San Pedro. Funeral services will be held atlthe home of her son In Wichita, Saturday afternoon, at 2: 30-o'clock -Wichita Undertaking company has change of the body. Wfchffa Eagle.

0 Mr. and- Mrs. Robt. Stewart Asnion, are in me city 10 vibit icia- tives They were united in marriage week at her noaie in this city. Mrs.

Stewart was iormerly Miss I Irma Pollock; Miv Stewart is casa-j icr of tne Aenton State bank. Asks a Divorce Bessie M. King of Arkansas Mrs. Bessie M. King of Arkansas 1 Citv.

Friday filed suit for a divorce! from Oscar. King, alleged abandonment. She asks custody of their two minor children. Free Press. Mr.

and Mrs. T. V. Stout have as their guests for a few days, Mrs. Nelson Cottingham and daughter, Mis3 Enid, of Arkansas City.

Free Presrs. John Reber, director of training in the high school, went to Arkansas City Friday afternoon to refpree the football game between Arkansas City high and Wichita high. He was accompanied by Supt. Gowans, Principal French and Arthur Forth. Conner.

Look! November Victor records are here Come early as our supply is limited and they are good ones. Fitch Music store. 2t 85 lie sure to hear the Brunswick before you buy a talking machine, then you'll have no other. Kxclusive Hcadquaiters Fitch's Music store. 2t 85 it colds jivt arrived at Fitrh's.

2t So IN VAUDEVILLE Aleya Duo Ccmsdy novelty singing act. Jones Si Johnston Colored comedians, sing and dance? Say, that's what these boys live on. i i i I last night in Arkansas City, as well as in many other places, as is usual on the night of Hallowe'en and the young American was busily engaged i during the greater part of the night in pulling off regular Hallowe'en stunts. And the city police force was busy, too, answering calls of an kinds and character and making hur- ried runs to different parts of the city. There was only one arrest made, however, during the night and that was on the charge of drunken- 1 ness.

some or the boys, however, carried their jokes too far and in some cases they went so far as to destroy property. The police blot-i ter showed that nearly all kinds of tricks were indulged in. In one case a water pipe had been broken off and water was being wasted. Two different cas of where back doors to business houses were found open, were reported. One was the Overland Motor company, and the other was the Strand theatre.

One lady called police headquarters and sai some one was Trying to get h. chickens. Another lady said her cow had been taken. A man phon- WAV' SVSX- 111 VI dO CV 1 1 OUll' in front of his house which did not belong to him. Roys placed wagons, I 1 1 1 1 -I i nuggics.

uarit'is, uoaras, stones ana i other things on the street car track. tying up traffic on that line for some time last nir t. A phone call came to the police that a man had over- 'heard -some -boys plotting to put grease on the street car track. Manv i out buildings were pushed over and damaged and at least one crowd of boys was busy with wire cutters, cut ting clothes lines and other things; that could be severed, with such an instrument, ltvs sort of work was 1 destructive and many persons will be compelled to purchase new clothes lines on this account. While the police had an extra force of men on duty last night, there were many more calls than i usual and the entire bunch, both day i and night shifts, were busy all night, Tli oro uroro 1 11 -ir TTo 1 1 nivn'n no 4- and in several cases the refreshments were stolen from back porches of homes.

The streets were crowded with men, women and children who wer dressed in HflllnweWi f.hinn until a very late hour. Taken as a whole it was a night of howling and fun making, which lac-ted until the wee small hours of the morning, KUYS PUKITAX STORK lrriL- Ififhl Soil. tint to Si ua'iP uml norv heeKing an over tne state lor a location. S. Rardin and YV.

A. Ullery did not find a place to suit; them until they came to Arkansas City. They asked Frank Kiehl what 1 he would take for the Puritan pock- et billiard and cigar artd" hls first price was accepted by i nni t. 1 Great Bend, very pleasin and are two men of personality. Mr.

said they had looked all over the state for a location and werp imnrpsKPrf hv Inn nrnsnpriiv un.l activitv of thz citv. Hp said ft was th3 best looking town they had struck and they believe they will like it here. i r- i.v.i ful in the operation of the Puritan. c-n Ho Vine mHo coa fT who will be glad to learn that he ard Mrs. Kiehl will continue to make Arkansas City their home.

Frank has not yet decided what he will do. He is leaving a fine business for his successors and they appear likr- of hustling young men who will continue to merit the same large Mrs. Frank Payden is in receipt word from her son Ornic, who is with the U. S. troops in Siberia, that he expects to be on the way home soon.

The letter last received wras dated September 29 and it is presumed that he is now enroute home. Ornie has been in foreign lands for many months and his relatives and friends will be delighted to sse him again. If you have not aid your- barbase bill, do it today. 84-: EXSSSSSSXXXSIISZXXSIXIXXga ATTEND 17 v. 6 Saturday Harris Drug Store -i.

A 1 i 1. 1 SALE i i i i It 2 as of liOST (JASIK TO WICHITA IVI ricncf 1 of Peerless Pi'iticess I)efcst Iftjls 11 to Ul The Arkansas City high school football team lost the game playel vitn wienra men scnooi, on local ground Friday afternoon, by SCOTP Oi LI lO V. 1 1U OUlCUHiU, however, was not a great surprise to local fans, nor to the members of the tram, as the Wichita team is made up of all experienced men, and they. our weigh the Arkansas City boys. In fact it is said by those who know, that accidents caused Ihe loco I team to fail on two good prospects for punting, thus losing out entire test and a large crowd of students witnessed the game.

The ground was very muddy, but that made no difference to the players. The A. boys will journey to Wellington next Wednesday, to play Mlnrn era a. ix'-Jfrh tl f. Sumner county high.

There will be no school or. on account of the State Teachers association meeting in Wichita those! IWfJ Qaj'K. i lie nmaiiaua ui ro'n Hurley Day are negotiating for the purchase of a site on South Sum- mit street where tney win ereci a Ttonrcutt in- plant size if they close the deal monumen of large will be the largest institution of this kiiid in the southwest. TT T-! i The Hockaday Auto Supply attracted another large crowd of boj-s'and girls this afternoon to their place of business, by giving away; 000 toy balloons. There was just many children on hand today as there was last Saturday and each one ef them wanted a balloon.

The toy oauoons were gnen oui in a s- tematic manner and the boys and girls went away satisfied. Mr. and Mrs. Wyard Gooch, o2 I Winfield, visited in the city today, Mr. Gooch i3 an old time resident of this city and was in business here at one time.

Mr. Gooch and his wife called at the Traveler ofFsce for a i short visit. Both said Arka'aeas City had made a wonderful growth. Cefes Williams, colored, ar- rested today on a warrant issued cut the city court, on the charge of using abusive language to, and threatening "Sunny" Jones, another colored man. Williams gave bond for appearance at 5 clock this eve- ning.

Chicken dinner, Interurban Cafe. iunday, SOc. u2k cxJ TIJ4 lillJlALJIV 111 mir vention in a body. The local stu'i- ents will therefore have four days' --tion next week. Wesday, I i nanonajrp inar.

nas U2en oeaioweui lv nn the tcore. IJv rishts. it tne Will IJecome Buyer for Hamilton Shoe Company A. H. Bohrer, manager of the Dohrer Shoe of this city, is go- nig-to Kansas City soon, where he; and his family will reside in the fu ture and where he will hold the position as buyer for the Hamilton Shoe Co.

The Hamilton company of which Mr. Dohrer is one of the principal stockholders, owns a string of shoe stores in this state of which the Dohrer store of this city is one. Mr. Dohrer has made all arrange ments to move to Kansas City, in about three weeks, where he has pur chaged a He recently sold his new residence on North First street in thiS city. Mr.

Dohrer has npfn in thp shoe" business for himself heref for the past ten years. and he and his estimable family have many friends in Arkansa City who will re- gret to learn that they are going to move away. zeanor uracney, 01 wicnua 111 take the position as manager of the shoe store here. He and Mrs. Brad ley will be here the first of next week with their household goods IVI 1 Bradley is a former Arkansas City young man.

He is an experienced shoe man and is well and favorably known here. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will welcome them back to the city. iiarbcr Slion Jake Campbell, who ha3 been em-j ployed at the Res barber shop, has 1 thn ITninn harhPr shnn nn statfiS hank from Wil.

bur Abbott Jake hag probablv as manv chins as any bar. bfir in the c- and safQ ay hat none any better liked by the of a barber shop than he. Tata 5a a finp fpllnw nnd his r.heor- r. ay.a QD a Dart of him as his arms. He is al- ways jolly and the blues have been chased from many a customer by hie ready wit and laughter.

That will succeed in business for himself his scads of friends will not doubt. Sxiles iu Real Estate The Runnel! Investment company a now room moaern noiue uu i 1 1 lots. K. Seidle has purchased the property at 1418 Houth A street for a home irom Geo. Vickerman.

G. Homer Brown of this city has bought a 1G0 acre farm in Noble county, Oklahoma, from R. J. Stookey. Mrs.

Edith Williams has purchased four lots in lf.ee and Delzell's addition r.n North Summit street from Winters, and Reynolds. Mrs. Williams will erect two 5 room modern cottages on these lot3, and make one of them her home. Killed a Mad Dog Policeman Ed Pauley shot a mad dog this morning which is said to have been running at large and bit- ing other dogs for the past 4S hours, The animal was a common black cur the policeman says and is all signs of having had rabies. Oth-i er dogs would run from it, but in a number of cases this dog bit other dogs an dshould he have had rabies there may be others go mad.

The police have issued an order to keep all dogs up from now on. Such ani- mals that are found running at large 'will be shot. Wanted at Xewklrk Upon information received from the sheriff at Newkirk last night, Ralph Revard was arrested by tne night police here and was taken back to Newkirk. He is said by the officer to be wanted on the charge of selling mortgaged property. "John Doe" is booked for trail in the city court this evening at five o'clock, an the charge of being drunk last night.

This was the only arrest made last night, out of 15 or 20 calls turned in on account of Hallowe'en pranks. Chicken Pie Supper at Ralph Sowden's Tuesday evening, November 4th, under auenices Kpiscopal tiuild. M-r IV II FiPl Vncliiiirfnn D. C. at Fifth Avenue Onera m.

-ovemDer on. ine i i me iwuw'6 of lots in the 1000 block on North street to Joe Beumeler from Ed Mierau. Mr. Beumeler will erect; I 1 4 1 of mw uimn I romp bovS had made the two 1 I Mr "1 At any an interesting con-, ALL WOOL AUTO SHAWLS Vc a f.ie display of all auto shawls in the newest nattetr.s. These rolx's ai-e wkI ajd will not fade Can not be equalled for Ihc autoniLLilc.

ft. Viiion Labor Knteilalmncnt (unday. November 2nd. 3:30 p. The Central labor union wm.

Sunday afternoon, November 2nd, at 3:20 p. Kivo ihe uub he and the local ui.ion. consisting cf a musical progiam. plan league. 2-It Notice To the parties who took the bag- age truck from back of Interurban tUn it In the canal, cost the Interurban $6.00 to eet it taken out.

If parties wish to make it good nothing will be saii, a -u-ith law.j It thft firt nf th ln0llth w. Qt tha TMVclrr subscription in advance f. anfi thus Kave 35 O'l, i. t.nA reading and iJf fPMn nn, ge feden ornd TODAY DOUBLE SHOW m. Novnnier 2.

ii.n frr Tor fiiforiuiiikii b-jMlinj; fu (': M-it iit.d ict ion of the or iiisi wmcnt.il In drsti'ro hi4 the milrond slt( the 11 pKuit dining the niihl of OcIoIkt flly i 3 ri ft it A YOUR 3 1 1 PH() 1 ULjKArH i Xk FOR CHRISTMAS 5 i i -4 V. I It i I' 1 I in The Cornish Studio 11 ii I ft IS nt, r.r, rt THE PICTURES HAROLD ELOYD Comedy PATHE NEWS Two Other Comedies rit STUPID, STUBUOU.V AND LMllLY i HILDKHN AKE USUALLY You have often her.rd the ex-pifssion, I just can't understand IlaioM. I get him to go to school. Ho vants to work in the mill or get a Job. There 1 a reason for this ai iiine chances out of ten Harold has an error of refraction which takes ttll the treasure out of study.

If iattnts will have their children's eves examined by AdNKW, Optometrist, ami get ioKr glasses, study ivouiy not be so distasteful. lietter consult bun at Cive's ilrup; sloix'. You'll not reset it. 1'iices moderate. Prices Matinee 11c, 17c, 22; Evening 11, 17c, 28c.

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