Arkansas City Daily Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 4

ARKANSAS CITY DAILY TRAVELER, FRIDAY, MARCH 31 1922. "4 FOXJIZ 3LRSO O'HARE TALKS V. PERSONALS Is Allowed to Speak in Peace Though Rough House Started Madison. jMarch 31 What started to be a riotous gathering fix Ray tSeeley went to Dexter yesterr on business for the Fitch Music -company. i last night: in the Wisconsin state 4 C.

F. Brown and 0. Huppelsheuser, from Mexia.Texas; oil field in the-city yesterday, 33 R. Coppenbarger of Geuda Springs, was attending, to business in the city today. Roy 'It.

Smith, and E. J. Betlis, of El Dorado, were transacting business capitol, determined to prevent Mrs: Kate Richards O'Hare, socialist speaker from talking on "crime and criminals' turned into a quiet, attentive meeting when adjutant Gen eral Orlando Holway, during the clamor set up by spectators, -stepped on! the and3 demanded Lieut. Governor. Coriimings was attempting to introduce Mrs.

O-Hare the heckling crowd that packed the assembly chamber jeered and hissed drowning out hfs voice. Then the adjutant' general, directed by the governor to keep order, suddenly appeared and declaring that. appealed as a lone soldier, demandedv the auidence that it keep order. "No matter how much a person obects to this meeting, no one I SATURDAY SPECIALS, Fresh pork IRn Best Veal OC Steak .1. Fresh Hams OAf Choice l'i lb average-! jrt Oven Roast 3la Fresh Side 17Vn by Beef 1 7V pork- Rolled Roast 1 I Spare 1 Good Boiling: 71,, Ribs 13C Meat 1 11111 1 r.mx:-i i in .1.

i Xeck A Hamburger OC liones i Ivt 2 pounds LdOl 3 pounds OCg Morris OP Liver tJL I Veal, Jieef or Pork A Fancy sliced Hearts 1UC Bacon "Jt 1-J1L 1 if 3 Pork Swift's Boneless OAn Chops LuKi Shoulders iC Best 17V Sweet Pickle. )(in Sausage 1 I-C Pork (fine) UC in the city yesterday. (-r H. N. Davis, James Waldo, and W.

F. Noeil, of visitors in the city yesterday. R. M. Grant has rented the Slater at 816 South A street which he expects to occupy, shortly.

D. J. Ray, the protographer, is reported to be confined to his home with a severe attack of influenza. C. A.

Carter, L. A. Lloyd, and W. A. Henderson of Pawhuska, were visitors in the city -yefeterday.

i Lewis Praht of Wichita, representing a jewelry house, was calling on Arkansas City jewelers yesterday. E. A. Jones, reprcfeenting the doubts but that it is being lawfull3 hold" he said. "As such it should be allowed to proceed peaceably.

Thereafter the lieutenant gover nor spoke without interruption and Trailmobile company, of Cincinattl, Ohio, was calling on local auto deal- Mrs. O'Hare, who has been the storm center of protest for two days, ers today. Frank M. Shell, agency, supervisor of the Midland Life Insurance com pany, was transacting business in me deilvered her. address over an hour in Jength without interruption.

She talked on prison conditions and on the cause of crime waves which she had followed each war of history. The crowd stayed throughout the speech. Featuring Tomorrow city today. D. V.

Curry, receiver for the i Traders State bank of th'B city, re turned this morning from a business SENSIBLY PRICED SMART APPAREL WHICH trip to Topeka. Jacob" WalcWchmidt was in the Seventeenth Rotary District Governor AGAIN PLACES THIS SHOP SUPREME IN STYLE AND VALUE. city today from his farm near Vinton. He reports a fine rain in that Section of the county. Miss Mildred who is a Jaunty Tweed Suits Musjcogee, March.

31. George Thatcher Guernsey, banker of Independence, Kansas, elected governor of the Seventeenth Rotary district for the coming year at the district convention attended by delegates from Missouri, Kansas. Arkansas, and Oklahoma here today. He succeeds Rosft E. Burns of Joplin, Mo.

Of vivid color harmony and debonaire lines. $25.00 $29.75. student at Southwestern college, Winfield, spending the Easter vacation at her'home in this city. T. O.

McKern of Mack's cigar factory is preparing to move his family from 213 North A street to 4,02 North A. He expects to move tomorrow. Miss Ethel Loud has returned from Ultra Smart Suits Of Cordine, Tricotine and Poiret Twill. $35.00 $39.50 $45.00 $55.00. Ed Ogelhy, who has been George W.

Rice's helper at the Exide battery station on South Summit street. GROCER YDEPARTMENT Specials'ifor Saturday Quart jar Apple Butter 35c Matches, box 04c Jersey Corn Flakes, larg-e 13c Jersey Corn Flakes, small 09c- 30c Oatmeal Mustard, 2 jars 7 bars White soap 25c Free package pancake flour with each gallon syrup. REGULAR PRICES Grimes Golden Apples, 3 lbs. 25c Head and Leaf Lettuce, lb. 30c Jello, any flavor 10c is taking a week-end lay off and will go to Shidier.

Monday to take charge of an Exide. battery station which Mr. Rice is putting in at Shidier with the Spurgeon garage. B. H.

Jacobs has taken Mr. Ogleby's place at the Exide station here. Dressy Coats and Capes With many clever variations of, line and trimming to distinguish them. 1 $15.00 $19.50 $24.75 $35.00 $45.00 to $85.00. a busineSB visu to Kansas vny, where she has been to purchase Easter millinery for her store, located in the Devlin store here.

Mrs. G. W. Pate has traded a residence property in Excelsior South street in this city. She Springs, for a residence on is very much pleased with the trade.

Miss Mary Le Higgins, daughter of j. W. manager of the, cooperative store; was operated on 1.1 1 i)l 1 Alluring: New Dresses Of Taffeta and Canton Crepe. $19.75 $24.75 $35.00 $39.50 to $59.50 Grapelade Dry cleaning and plea tin Shaw's Cleaning Works. 121 orth Summit.

Phone 159. A. Williams of EI Dorado, was in the city yesterday on business. yesterday morning for appendicitis. She is reported to be getting along nicely.

Wichita guests rregistered at local hotels yesterday- were: R. Hawking, H. J. Towner, Jukes, Ray Stanley, R. p.

Denbo Chas. Cunningham and S. Stell heimer. W. J.

Lvnch. of Kansas City, re Geuda Springs Water Phone 23. 30c $1.95 12c MARKET 304 SO. SUMMIT SUGAR, 15 pounds Flour, 50 lbs Potatoes, peck Kidney Beans, can PUBLIC PHONE 464 Siimott ITeadouarters Phon fiSi smd 791. You'll be interested in viewing the new Silk Un-- derwear, Blouses, Sweaters and Gingham- Frocks.

WANNER'S FASHION CORNER It presenting the Massachusetts Found-j Lng and Insurance company, has been In'v the. city, a couple; of days transacting business With the Hess Real Estate companyw. Mr." and Slater, who purchased the iMpnroe Allen resi KEEPING FIT Want No Ieaj-ue. dence at 615 street, ex Fr.nera! of C. G.

Scott Funeral services for C. G. of Nations 31 (A. I Scott 2:30 l'aris. Prance.

were held this afternoon at Armenian delegation in Paris 1 1 o'clock in the First Baptist church conducted by Rev. J. C. McDonald. There was a large crowd of the mem Change in Closing Time ii Since the -Traveler published th notice last night in regard to the drug stores -of the city, arranging to keep open until nine o'clock in the evening instead of at seven, the drug- bers of the local I.

O. and the udrtley Junior tj FIFTY. means prepared- ness at fifteen. Start with your eyes. -KNOW that they are right.

Nuanber-less ills, mental ami physical known and UNKNOWN are caused by faulty eyes. Play safe KNOW! See Agnew, D.O.S. plans to protest tomorrow to the al-. lied government over the decision of the allied foreign ministers to place the Armenians under the pro tection of the league of nations. An appeal to the United States for intervention is planned also.

Rebekah lodges in attendance and eiats have a change in their- I the Odd Fellows had charge of the iservices at the place of burial, -in Boys' clothes with snap and wear pect to move to this property fMon-day from their present home at 816 South A Mrs. E. F. left yesterday for Bartlesvile', accompanied by: brother.i Lawrence Bowden. She has property interests in Bar-tlesville, which gho will look after before returning to where she to make future home.

Cal -Stock ton who has been at his home in Carnegie, has returned to this cit arid is now employed at Harold Pack's Hi-Speed restaurant; He thinks he, will move his mother to this city. He was formerlv in the employ of Pack's Royal Cafe of this city. Parker cemetery. The local city and rural mail carriers also attended the i funeral in a body and the postonico I plans. The drug stores will begin the nine o'clock schedule on the 15th of April instead of April 1st, as was at first announced.

As the fifteenth falls on Saturday, it means that the schedule will be changed on Monday, April. 17. practice will be kep up during the summer months. Oil changes arc less frequent because full value lubrication is obtained in the force presented a beautiful and costly floral offering: "Mr. Scott was for Exclusive Optometrist At Fox Drug Store mimhfir nf venrs piYinloven as a city carrier.

His death occurred at Improved 490 Chevrolet. $625 delivered to you. the 'family homejeast of the city on Tuesday night, after a three weeks ill pianos from $2.50 up at 5-2 1 New Fitchs. q-2t illness. -1 i THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL HEART BATTLES By KATHARINE MOORE Author of "Love," "Forbidden Etc.

Upholstering work done. and repair Satisfaction STINY SPEAKS. guaranteed. Keel Props. Phone 463.

109 1-2 So. Sum. The wear of a boy's suit is only he would be a real man about it she felt she could fight' on for him forever. She found the boat and brought it around so Jim would he able to get It without Then she started toward her canoe. But all at once the desire to remain where she was and wait for Hugh took possession of her.

Her anxiety for him had been suddenly awakened. It might not be long now before Steve would find him and bring him. to her. But she hesitated there was the telegram in her pocket for Lee. She had promised to see that he receiv A new Cap by DOBBS in a handsome new pattern has just arrived It is a real classy head piece, proudly acclaiming its Fifth Ave origin measured bvits weakest point -JL THAT'S something a good many women Chapter LXV.

But in all Hope's riotous thoughts the idea that perhaps after all Lee might not wish to go to Cynthia never once presented itself. It was just a question, of how soon he would be able to get away after he had received her message. As she neared the lake a. desire to delay delivering the wire to him as long as she dared crept, over She realized that if he received It in time he might try to catch the train into the city that night. A perverse little something made her want to make his catching the train an impossibility.

She looked at her wrist watch. It was only a little past noon. If she took Cynthia's message to him at once he would have plenty of time to catch the train which left at 9 o'clock that night. (But she could not hurry. It seemed as If the idea of Lee going out of her life forever put weights upon her lagging feet and sly cunning crept into her lonely heart.

She thought, "How can 1 take it io him this message that will take him away from me forever!" When she. at last reached the lake We are in The Field For Plumbing: Work Vhat have you'onand? Phone 1878 A An estimate will be cheerfully furnished and a personal call. ROBT. P. CLARK PLUMBING CO.

"116 North Summit have recognized, yet has seldom been consid ed It. She had delayed a long while llrca Hxr I ered by manufacturers. Then she tried to argue with" herself that she might miss Hugh if she' took the telegram to Lee just Jr. Clothes for boys are reinforced at every point of strain. Elbows, knees, trous- ers seat each is backed by an extra" thickness 'rlp cloth, absolutely invisible from the then.

But that was not all that influenced her reasoning nor tempted her to wait where she was. The same little lonely jlonging goaded her into keeping Lee from receiving Cynthia's message as tongi as she dared. a I outsiae. 4 That's a Cortley Jr. suit never gives 1 Turning from her canoe she went pver and threw herself down on the soft ground undea tree.

Of course i she looked again at hervwrist watch. she could not know. fhkt it was the iame trce that Lee had rested under after his long arduous trip from the "U7 TTh TP TTV TT TH TVT PJ IT" as if she hoped by some miracle to find that the time had sped by oa golden wings. But it was not yet 2 o'clock. Tr Then suddenly as she stood staring at the dial she remembered Steve had said he could get away from station with Hugh only the day before.

But perhaps there was something pertinent in the coincidence of It after all and perhaps- that was why a quiet peace stole over her Watch our Windows for Piliss Francis Hat Shop Trimper Bldg. Phone 180 way belore every part has giveajiteojrmal maximum service 1 is Every suit represents' a thorough working QUt of detaUs mohairJiningf pocket edges -f double sutched special nbn-rayelpocket whole suit not only has the snap and ityle that the boy appreciatesbut retaihsThc. "Vxnanly, up-standing appearance, that mothers I The printed guarantee in the pocket of every Cortley Jr. suit is your assurance of satisfaction. the ticket office at two.

He would be tired body and. tortured, brain. helped her to slip easily Into deejf leaving now in a very few minutes. WOT EXPERIMENTS slumben I Or perhaps tne fact that she had not slept the night before Was i re sponsible for her ability to do so What if he should find Hugh, at once and start back with him to the lake. She went to the shore and hunted to see where Hugh had left the row boat.

There was something so absurdly crafty in the way he always tried to mislead her. about. theiboat. Even its complete disappearance could not blind her' to his destination. And often these weak subterfuges of his were harder for her to bear than his craving for drink: If See Saturday Night's Traveler.

C. C. Sollitti Chairman Sinnott for Mayor Com. Political Adv. Fuller Brush Cor- now r.

Or was it fate- that hand of destiny which guides pur Jives and makes do strange things all un-seemingly, but whichcturns out after all to be the greatest influences which shape' the course that our lives shall take. v. S-V'j, A. Tomorrow -Wheir Hope Awakens. 'Local 1nresenfatIvA J.

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