Arkansas City Daily Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 8

ARKANSAS'CITY DAILY TRAVELER SATURDAY JANUARY 28 1911 I PAGE 8 Railroad Notes S5E trip today. It has been here since, the 20th of this month. The by. Mr. Parkins were instruc- RniJroad Xotes.

Don't Fo) get That Disccunt Sale is Sii 1 On. Cracker tive andf profitable to, the men of all Brakeman Connor is laying departments who attended them. He few. trips. knows his subject perfectly and Brakemen Newman and Blakelv speaks to the men in a clear, strong-are new additions to the extra list.

tone, using iliustratiors that are cai-. Fireman George Schafer is laying culated to prove helpful in their off a few trips for business reasons, work. The men in this city were Engineer Cooke is running his en- especially pleased wiifa Mr. Parkin's gine out of here. He was off a few clear explanations.

days. Gilgis PaVae will have no difficulty Mrs. M. J. Hackley is on the sick attending to the duties of day ticket list today.

Her illness is not consid- agent for the Santa Fe in this city. He ered-serious. learned the business as night ticket W. C. Creamer, a traveling freight agent in this same office.

The re-agent for the Wabash railway was in of Gilgis to this city will be pleas the city yesterday on a business vis ant news for his 'friends. When he Our $27.50 Overcoats and Suits now Our $25.00 Overcoats-- nd Suits row 16.45 Our $22.50 (Overcoats and Suits now $15.45 Our $20.00 Overcoats CI 1 i. i ..,1 III tL -af 3 it. went to wmneia. ne saia men ic George Lively is pursuing his would not be long before he return -duties as a fireman on the Oklahoma ed to- Arkansas City.

He was rear-division again after a few days ab-'ed in this city and it is home to him 6 Hut Picks Mut Cracker -v. ei oi pick: and Mut Cracker 35c Walch This 1 1 i t- le Union State Wher Mr. Smock goes to Garden City Gilgis will rslicceed him. He will be relieved at Winfield as soon as pos sible i an Lafe' Linn was the victim of accident a-day or two ago which hind jersHiIm slightly in. hiswork now.

vtrs'Standing upon a laddsr in. a-COach cleaning a lamp. The switch engine buniped into the car very lightly but with enough force to up set Mr. Linn. In falling he broke two lamps and a seat.

His left arm was. hurt so severely that ho cannot use it to a very good ad van- tage. It isn't supposed to be seri- ous and in the meantime Mr. Linn is doing his work the best he can with. his right arm.

HEIRS TO A NICE SUM. J. M. Pattison and Mrs. J.

F. Hackley Will Have $40,000 Each. j. M. Pattison, who resides on his suburban farm northwest of this city land Mrs.

M. J. Hackley, wife of J. F. 1027 South jc street, will each get one sixth in terest of one fourth of a large estate valued at over a million dollars.

Mr. Pattison and Mrs received word' today that their uncle, Marion Pattison of Paris Illinois, had died on the 21st of this month, leaving hio entire estate to his four brothers, one of whom is the father of Mr. Pattison and Mrs. Hackley. Marion Pattison was an old bachelor and left no direct heirs.

He was prominent in business affairs 'and considered one of the wealthiest men in Illinois. J. F. Hackley is employed at the A. C.

Planing mills of this city, and Mr. Pattison owns a ten acre farm, three miles northwest here. This neat sum will fall into the very best of hands, so far as these people are concerned, and will no aOUDt oe greauy appreciate ujf them. Mr. Pattison upon being interviewed today "never mind, John will know how to take care of it." Delegation to "Washington.

Pawhuska, Jan. 28. A delegation of Osage Indians, including Chief U1.UW6 Henry Brown, Ernest Tall chief, Har- ry Kopay and Thomas Mosier, interr 9 preter, left yesterday for Washlng- ton to discuss tribal matters with President Taft and the departments, They will protect against land re- strictions being removed from many mixed bloods because of their incom- petency and will oppose the extension of tl resent oil and gas leases on their lands. Stockholders Meeting. sence.

C. R. Alexander went to Welling- ton today on a business trip for the electrical department of the Santa Fe He is an electrician. Conductors Kruger, Allen Grove and Cox departed on freight trains enroute to different points'" In Oklahoma this morning. Leo Johnson, a clerk in Superiri- tendent Etter's office is absent from his duties at present while he is doc toring for the la grippe.

Engineer Ben Burch is manipulat- ing the throttle on one of the switch engines at the south yards again. He has been laying off awhile. Mr. Lank who was a surveyor un der Division Engineer Guy, was pro moted to a position in Clovis, N. like the one Mr.

Guy has here. John Chattam has returned from a visit with his son in Oklahoma City: He is in charge of the pumping station for the Santa Fe in this city. A. L. McNair, general foreman of tne Doner aepanmenu, uul" rie this morning to make an inspec J.

"little- tion of the work in the boiler depart ment there. The following employes of the car, department have resumed their duties after a few days absence on account of sickness, Dixon, Mallahan, Touchstone and Hyden. The Missouri Pacific had an acci- dent last night. A coach was derailed on the track between the Santa Fe tracks and Missouri Pacific depot. Not much damage was done but it took several hours to replace the car on the rails.

Clarence Saunders who went home from the hospital yesterday, was operated 'upon while in the hospital and he is feeling better now than he had for some time prior to the operation. Clarence is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Saunders Among the brakemen who went ou of Arkansas City on freight trains to points on the Oklahoma division today were, Oliverson, Duncan, Carr, Ruckle, Bellamy, Humphreys, Read, Clark, Lewman, Freeman, Krocker, Bailey, Cutberth and Johnson.

Conductors Stephens had charge an extra for EmDorla which left here at 3:40 this morning. Conduc- tor Troyer, had charge of 94 depart- tn ing at 9:40 a. m. Conductor Seag- i i oo ondollar and crew left In charge of 38 and Conductor Miller handled the tissues on train 392 which pulled out of Arkansas City at 9:30 the fore- noon of today. Conductor Wack was in charge of an extra enroute south, leaving the noon.

Conductors Adams, Colvin, and Pearson left yesterday afternoon on trains first 37 ,425 and second 37 i TO-MC3M' and Suits now $14 45 Our $15,00 Overcoats and Suits now $10.20 Our $12.50 Overcoats and Suits now $8.50 Our $10.00 Overcoats and Suits now $7.45 Our Overcoats and Suits, now $5.65 Our Overcoats and Suits now $4.50 ONE PRICE Space for 2Cm Noise Sioh In cold type for you all to hear what a great stunt we have for today. You will be lucky if you don't miss Miss Florence Turner and The Dog Jean in the VDTAGRAPH lean Goes Foraging It's a rich, refined comedy LU BOM lias an actor who mixes comedy and drama in a surprising way Mike the Housemaid Is an unusual thing, absolutely a novelty and a great big success. 3F TTQQIZ LQYUUQ. Program changes every day Now the Crewless Warship. A new type of warship, invented by Messrs.

WIrth. Beck Knauss of Nuremberg. Is causing a great sensation in naval stations. All the movements of the new vessel can be controlled from a land station many miles distant, During recen experiments at Duts-endteich a 30-foot was made to go forward, backward, turn in a circle and fire mines and torpedoes, all its operations being directed from the shore. Nobody was on board the boat.

Representatives of foreign naval powers are negotiating with the Inventors. Experts predict a great future for the new craft. New York Sun. Deputy County, Attorney Albert Faulconer is in Winfield today. Ad We Can't lake eh 1 20c i MTra Day, Admission 5c THE ARKANSAS CirY PLANING MILL Manufacturers of Sash.

Interior Finish. PtaoDa 35 Cbaracter fLEVATOR GOAL YARD Satisfaction 1 Walter A. Probst, Prop. Phone 278 I Mrs. Ackerman of 521 North 'street, is on the sick list.

Joe Revard went to Enid today on a bmslness visit. VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES Damrack Brothers In their Come iy Acrobat Act. Dif ferf nt rom all others. the Tables" Jack a Hero" by Divine Providence" Palhe, Drama, ''The maid of Niagara" GREAT STUPH! ill; Classy Films from the 1 1 nest service in the West. i COMEDY T1 jl ne millionaire Milkman A rollieking little play full of clean fun.

DRAMA Hypnotized A powerful, interest -absorbing atory of the red-biooded American type. i MONDAY IF! IM1CF The year's great feature On Kentucky Soil startling story of venge-xteif a real prize among pic-vares If we asked a dime would still be satisfied. COMEDIES -EV2HYBODY SAVES FATHER" and "IDE ONLY GIRL IM CAMP" fflhi Em.jiFOdSa changes every day J. T. Laffertv was in the city today rrcBi Winfield.

Mayor Hess will return tomorrow fc; ra hi -trip to Hot Springs. Ire. cream all the time at SturtE Blys. 2t66 IS Matinee Every Kansas City Grain Markets. Kansas City, Jan.

28. Reported daily by the A. C. Milling Co. Soft wheat hard wheat 91c to 98c; corn 45 l-2c; oats 31 to 32c Roughing It.

J- Hill, at one of the congress banquets In St. told a railway story. "When fleering cars first came in," paid, "the bedclothes in the berths vere very scanty. On one of thes cars one night after everybody nad turned in and the lights were low i loud voice called from an upper trth: 'Porter, got a corkscrew -The porter came hurrying down th -Isle; he said. In a scandalized tone, 'we don't allow no drlnkin' In the berths.

It's against the rules 'Oh. it ain't that, porter the voice answered. Just want to dig out a pillow that's sort of worked its way into my ear" As the work progresses on the new Santa Fe passenger depot, becomes more and more apparent that it is to be a model building for the purpose intended. Ponca City Courier. respectively.

Brakemen Bartlett, The regular annual meeting of the Brought, Adams, Clampett, McGee, stock holders of the Arkansas Val-Ausmus, Minks and Davis went out ley Gas for the purpose of elect-on the same trains in their working ing directors and the transaction of capacities. any other business which may comi George Rain, had a. grip before the meeting which may come containing tools valued at 25 stolen before the meeting will be held at from the Santa Fe depot where he the office of the company in Arkan-had left it about 8 months ago. Mr. sas City.

Kansas at two o'clock p. Price, Santa Fe night watchman in on Tuesday, February 7th, 1911. this city found the grip east of the John W. Smith, Walter S. material yards and returned it to Mr.

Hoyt, Sec. 2168 Rain yesterday. The tools had been appropriated and the valise was C. Hargis was in the city last too weather beaten to be of any fur- night from Pawhuska. ther value to any one.

The air instruction car had its last T. A. Brooks, of Pawhuska, was an classes In this city on the present Arkansas Ctiy visitor last night..