The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 5

FIVE THE COFFEYVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 7 F1 ON DO RIGHT PLATFORM Wile win 5a COMMISSIONERS ACT SQUARE several of the southern states. He visited his former home in Indiana and tnen joined his son, Douglass, in southeastern Missouri, and accompanied him on a trip through Mississippi, western Tennessee and Young Landers is showing the motion pictures of the-iDaltoh raid the films being those produced by John Tackett of this lie is meeting with success, so the elder Mr. Lenders states. IN ROAD MATTERS 1 Mm Coffeyville-Caney Highway to Be lluilt in Fairness to This Section of County many miles of many hours of kitchen labor to her, it me si 's A Shorter Days Work if you invest that $1.00 in the FERGUSON SPECIAL CABINET now, while the club is forming. You will receive jippal II City Treasurer Reported.

The city treasurer filed his weekly report at the meeting of the city commissioners tins morning. The quarterly report of the city treasurer wilf be published in The Journal some time soon. Trunks at Ferguson Eros'. (Mil! 1 1 sack Kiddoo's Best Flour and your I i choice of Aluminum -Baking Dish, Tea I Hi 1 1 ii--23Sr-- 'I'HI 9IK mi 1 if Kettle, Percolator, SO-piece Glassware Set, Electric Laundry Iron. Plans for Incinerating Plant.

Plans and specifications were received on the new incinerating plant whicli the city may build some time in tha future. The plans were referred to the city engineer. jiii inn i The board of county commissioners has advertised for bids on the construction of forty-seven concrete biidges and culverts along Imj new county highway between Coffeyville and Caney recently designated as a county road by the commissioners. This thoroughfare, it is understood, will be the next one to be improved out of the county's good road fund, which is derived from automobile and motorcycle licenses and tags under the new state law. The Independence-Cherry vale road was the first county highway to be designated, the next being the county line highway, but it is understood that the county commissioners, in fairness to this section of the county, have decided to improve the Coffey-ville-Caney road before building the fe3 .1 Hammocks at Ferguson If N6l? Wiiv Not? you once try it you will never he without it on your table.

Order it with your groceries. Joe Bogoney Insane Joe Bogoney, a negro, was picked up Saturday evening on a complaint made to the police that he was mentally unsound. He is said to believe that every woman he sees is his wife, lie is being held for investigation. load west out of Independence. This 3 j.

a A Short-Sleeve Raglan Coat Skirt with Russian Tunic. You can see Coat Pattern 7039 and Skirt Pattern 7035 in the Butterick Fashion Sheet for July; Call at our Pattern Department for your copy FREE. lue Rita Bakery HOMF OF GOOD liREAU Phone CIO. Sleepefrs "Muscogee" and "Ainslee" for the Missouri Pacific Denver summer service" are here. They are modern, electrically equipped sleepers, and will afford comfort for all passengers who use them.

The first car goes out today and cars will run daily hereafter, leaving at 10:40 a. arrive Colorado Springs 1:30 p. Denver 4:15 p. m. Round trip fare Tickets on sale daily until September Return limit October 31, 1914.

oooooooooooooooooooooooooo LITTLE LOCALS The Price oi This Style $37.50 See the double roll curtain, rolling like an office desk; the large sanitary glass sugar jar, the all-over metal work table sliding out when in use back when not needed. Note the self-closing, all metal bread and ike bfox. Where can you get all these features in a high class cabinet at our price of $32.50 to 37-30? One dollar sends the Cabinet to your home, together with the flour and premiums you select. JoganZterhens Lawn Mowers at Ferguson Bros'. mf-pc cn- Showing how easily the flour bin is removed to refill.

Kiddoo's Best Flour 48 lb. Sack FREE! The flour you know, is good. Milled in your home -town by a miller who has had years and years of "know how" experience. what Kiddoo says: VOLCANO IN CALIFORNIA Mount Lassen Suddenly Breaks Into Eruption and Scatters Ashes. His House Robbed W.

L. Orrick returned from Fort Smith, Sunday to find a window of his house had been broken into and his house ransacked from one end to the other. Just how much was taken Mr. Orrick will not know until Mrs. Orrick returns.

All the silverware was taken. Kiddoo Says program of fairness is to be carried out unless the county seat gang of politicians bulldoze the commissioners into changing their minds and building the second county road out of Independence before recognizing the rights of the southwest portion of the county. The board, however, seems inclined to do the square thing in the matter despite the selfish demands being made by Independence gangsters. The three county commissioners were elected to serve the county at large rather than any particular part thereof, and there is every reason to believe they will faithfully perform that duty if let alone by the wTould-be political bosses in the county seat town. Bids on the construction of the culverts and bridges along the Coffeyville-Caney road will be received at the office of the county clerk in Independence up until noon of June 22, The bridges and culverts are divided in two lists as folloks: List No.

1: 26 concrete bridges and culverts from Coffeyville to west line of section five (5), township thirty-five (35) range fifteen (15). List No. 2: 21 concrete bridges and cmulverts from the west line of section five (5), township thirty-five (35), range fifteen (15), west to the city of Caney. Bids for the above must be made on each bridge or culvert separately, and contract is to be let to the lowest responsible bidder on each list. Work to be commenced on each list at the same time.

Plans and specifications for the above work will be found on file in the office of the county clerk of "aid Montgomery county. Each bid must be accompanied by certified check in the sum of fifty dollars as a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter into contract for the faithful per--f( rmance of said work. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO corn: vvilli: daily journal can be purchased at the following news stands every evening Th Traction News Stand McC rum's Book Store Pat ton's Book Store The Mecca Hotei. Card of Thanks. We dosi.ie to extend our heartfelt to our friends and neighbors, the Boys' club, the Junior high school class a.

to the Loyal Sons' class and Loyalty Krnicavorers of the Chris-ticn church for the beautiful, floral offeiings and the deep sympathy given us in tne death of our- son and brother, Waldo Green. Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Green; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ry Th Associated Press. Reduirig, June 1. Mount Lassen, a peak in the Sierra Nevada mountains between Plumac and Shasta counties, California, is in eruption.

A new crater opened in the side of the mountain with lateral fissures running in all directions. Ashes cover the ground for. three miles. Enlist ed Together. W.

J. Frazier of this city is "feeling highly elated over the election of J. 11. Gander to the office of department chaplain at the state encampment of the G. A.

R. held last week at Topeka. Mr. Frazier and Mr. Gander enlisted in the same Ohio regiment at the outbreak of the Civil war and fought together in a number of engagements.

Chaplain Gander is the father of Judge G. M. Gander of this city. Porch shades at Ferguson Bros'. AGED MAN A SUICIDE There's a mighty big tempetation at certain seasons of the year for the miller to loosen up the rolls and lt some lower grade of flour slip through and into the high grade sacks.

Some millers do this, and then ship the flour to some distant point. Those millers are sure to get caught sooner or later, and their sales will drop, for people soon learn order "flour that is always good. My sales on Kiddoo'o Best keep up to my capacity, for the reason that my flour keeps up to grade and quality. I know, for I watch the milling of that flour myself, M. D.

Lenders returned Sunday from an extended trip in Indiana and -3 Jackson Tisdale. 80 Years Old, Ends Life by Shooting Himself Kansas City, June 1. Jackson Tisdale, 80 years old, who has been isiting at the home of his niece. Mrs. Martha Cunningham, at 3211 Locust street, committed suicide yesterday at the Cunningham home by shooting.

He had been in ill health. He lived on a ranch near Muskogee, Okla. He reared a family of seven children. Miss Virginia Tisdale, a daughter, has a studio in the Studio building. Mrs.

Tisdale, the widow, lives in Muskogee. (KANSAS HANUWflUA Police Judge Reports. Tolice Judge Harbourt reported a total of $000 in fines for May. Of this amount, $333.95 were collected and $14.25 in old fines were also collected making a total of $348.20. This shows the doi i wall pure white cooling cupboard, found only in our special steel malacca plated wire shelves metal ake and bread box, all under lock and W'y.

Several of the fines imposed were worked out and some were appealed. For Small Debtors' Court. The ordinance providing for a mall debtors' court in Coffeyville COLLIER HELD TO BLAME. $1.00 sends the Cabinet, Flour and Aluminum Ware or otlier Premiums to your home. weekly easily pays the small balance.

vas uiven the first reading before Two Millions Is Asked From Stors-tad for Wrecking Liner. the commissioners this morning. It Water Coolers at Ferguson Bros'. Started Service Today The Denver Pullman serrice which proved so successful with the Coffeyville traveling public in the past has been started again tis season. The first car "Creta," ming the trip this morning.

It takes four cars to complete the service. Three of the cars have already arrived, and another is expected tomorrow. This service is a particular Coffeyville service which is kept up by the company on account of the patronage given by this town. is the opinion of Mayor Curry that tyis will be a popular institution lure, l.s he has been watching the working of these courts in other cities. It allows any one haying a dis f.

A 111 i WELL FURNISH THE HOME Montreal, June 1. Immediately the collier Storstad, which sank the steamer Empress of Ireland Friday morning, tied up here this afternoon', a writ claiming two million dollars was served on Captain Anderson. It was issued on the petition of the Canadian Pacific railway in the Quebec Admiralty court. The Storstad was placed under detention. pute over a srr.r.ll amount less than $20 to settle without expense of lit igation.

Tnc judge serves without Hi fees, salary or and court is Beautify the Complexion LIVE held in his office, home or place of business, as the judge sees fit. An sppeal may be taken to the district court, providing the person making TN TEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The Unequalcd Ccautifier USED ANTI ENDOKSto liV T110U3AN0S the appeal puts up funds to cover cost in case the case is decided i' ph against him. Make New Oil Prices. By Thf Associated Press Pittsburgh, June' 1. The following new prices were announced in crude oils today: Pennsylvania crude, $1.80: Mercer, black, and New Castle.

SI. 35; Corning, $1: Cabell, $1.40. No change was made in Somerset or Ragland. It is also possible for a man to be A tired toiler thinks he What is woman? Who under NORMAN WAS UNNERVED. a patriot without belonging to your; leads a dog's life, although the aver- stands her? Tor days and days she Guaranteed to remove Inn, freckles, liver sjjots, etc.

Extreme cases about twenty, days. party. will croche, any one can bay age dog gets plenty of rest. Sight of Blocd and Razor 3Iade Him ty-2-jyt, Uneasy Saturday Evening. a barrel ot lace at a ten cent store for half a dime.

How To Save Rids pores and tissues of impurities. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. Two sizes, 50c. and By toilet counters or mail. NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY.

Paris. Te-tn THE AD THAT STAYS In The Journal IS THE AD THAT PAYS. Hot weather hint: X-ray girls! A setting hen gets very little cred-should try to keep on the shady side it for her Mother Love when fresh of the street. i eggs are in great demand. Governor Chao of Chihuahua, Deposed by Villa oooooooooooooooooooooooooo After P.

'II. Norman had quieted from the excitement of the tussle with J. B. Burrows Saturday night he felt somewhat unnerved. "I don't even want to walk to the depot by myself," he told William Weiland, roadmaster, "and I'll sit here on the porch and whistle -until you make up your mind toVo with me.

Why. that fellow could have slashed and cut my throat as easy as not." Norman lives in Kansas City. RVIGE MRS. W. T.

TERRY (Contralto) Teacher of oicr. Phone 1181. Studio, 404 W. 4th. Wfien Made ATISFAGTION Wit ti -u ii 1 .7 (First published in The Coffeyville Weekly Journal May 22, 1911) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN Statp.

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The service we offer you is o-ly one of the desirable features about having your work done here and is only one of the reasons for the satisfaction our work gives. Nevertheless, it is an important one and it certainly is a mighty fine thing to know that you mr -it 50c RECEIVED HIGHEST AYARDS Yt'niM' Pure Food Cxpoiition, Ckicto, 11L I iArii EuauticB. Trance. MaitJi. 131 Your Lyes Try This Free Prescription Do your eyes give you trouble? Do you already wear eyeglasses or spectacles? Thousands of people wear these "windows" who might easily dispense with them.

You may be one of these, and it is your duty to save-your eyes before is too late. The eyes are neglected more thanany other organ of the entire body. After you finish your day's work you sit down and rest your muscles, but bow about your eyes? Do you rest them? You know you tio not. You read or do something else that keeps your eyes busy; you work your eyes until you go bed. That, is why so many have strained eyes and finally other eye troubles that threaten partial or total blindness.

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Now that you have been warned don't delay a day, but do what you -can to save your eyes and you are likely to thank us as long as you live for publishing this prescription. can have the best of work in ynnwwiiDmi In the probate court in and for said county. In the matter of the person and estate of Anna Callaway, a feebleminded person. Notice is hereby given that letterr of guardianship" have been dul granted to the undersigned, of th-person and estate of Anna Callaway, a feeble-minded person, which letter were issued by the, probate court oi the county and state aforesaid, and dated on the 14th day" of April, A. D.

1914. Now, all persons hdving olalnv. against the estate of the said Anns Callaway are hereby notified that they must present, the same to the undersigned for one year from the date of said let-ters, or that they may be precluded from any benefit in such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of said cleaning, dyeing or pressing at your call whenever you want it and that every one of your individual tastes will be catered to. 7 We have a few hats very attractive and this season's styles which were not disposed of during our sale last week. We will close them out at 50c.

An exceptional opportunity to purchase a Milan, Tagal, Chip, Hemp or Leghorn at real saving. letters, -that they shall be forever PARENT'S Cltittfiues SSnop PARENT EXNER 115 W. 9th St. Phone 83 wmw barred. SARAH BURRUS, Guardian of the person and estate of Anna Callaway, a feebleminded person.

Dated at Independence. Kansas, this 14th day of April, A. D. 1914. he was thrown out of his place.

Villa named a military governor to succeed him. This photograph of Governor Chao was taken shortly before his retire-. ment. It shows him surrounded by members of his family and his official staff at the entrance to the pal-', ace in Chihuahua. There wras no greater demonstration of the relative power of General Poncho Villa and General Venustiano Carranza in the constitutionalist tanks in Mexico than in Villa' overthrow of Governor Chao of Chihuahua.

Though the governor had been named by Carranza, he did something which failed to suit Villa, and Miss A. J. Fisher 107 WEST NINTH ST. When a business man says business is fair it is wOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.