Lawrence Daily Journal-World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 4

THURSDAY, DECEMBER THE DAILY JOTJRNAL-'WOKiD PAGE FOUR SANDERS LEAVES WASHBURN BREAKS A COLD ill of the whole job. Xo kick has been! USMTS hUHELi ri uJ inaJe because tlie society nas.aone such, good work bat it a close cor Resigns -as Resident of ithe Tbpeka College: b-iKQKQiyi A FEW HOURS-PAPE poration aingnt enougj. Apache Indians held, Dislikes to Act as Financial Agent Which Seems To Be a rirst Dose of Papes Cold Compound STRAfOHWiOUOllI No Headache. Biliousness, Upset Stomach, Lazy Liver or Constipated Bowels by Morning Are vou keeping your bowels, liver Requirement as government prisoners at run. cm Only a few of thein did anything for Relieves all Grippe Misery Contains no Quinine After the very first does of "Pape's Cold Compound" you' distinctly feel ToDeka.

Dec. 5. President Frank Sarsaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tireu feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system. Gt It today In usual Uquld form or chocoUtevi tablet called SarsataDS vnieht Sanders of Washburn college which to be 'put into prison, jii cf them have been born in captivity. Old Chief (icrcmomo led his murderous band into a raid and wH cap has resisned as head of that insti the cold breaking and all tue disagree- ir.iTi mirr and iresn and uith Cascarets, or merely lorcing a.

tution, effective at the close oi tne present school uly 1, 1913. The resignation was presented to the through these alimenxary is FUSm.c iu. organs everv few day Pope's Cold Compound taken every U1- i tVivwo rnnseeutive passageway or drainage board of trustees of Washburn eoi- p'tp at a special meeting ou Novem tured but he is Ion? since dead atut j.rai tii ally all of the warriors who accompanied him are dead. The Journal-World docs not believe now and never has believed that a majoiity of the women want suffrage. They have not used it in the cities ooses are taken will cure Grippe or hreak.mn the most severe cold, either IHE JOURNAL- ber 22 and was accepted witfi considerable reluctance by the members of the head, chest, back, stomach or he board.

The determininsr eause" of President THE WORLD COMPANY BY promptly ends the most miserable W. C. SIMONS, President Sanders' action: was the nnancial Koo.UpIip. ilullness. -head' and nose Oil or Purgative Stop baving a bowel wash-day.

Lei CascareU, thoroughly cleanse- and regulate the, -stomach, remove the undigested, feour and fermenting food and foul -rases," take the excess bile from the 4iver and carry out of the system all the decomposed waste matter and. 'poisons 'in the intestines and bowels. but the right of it is so apparent that the thin? was granted to 'them. The women will not vote in large at first. Practically only tiPPiU' of Washburn.

President San Editor J. L- BRADY stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing, sofe throat. of the nose, mucous being a dws makes no claims or dWhnrires. soreness, stiff- UEHBER ASSOCIATED PRESS money such as a number of college presidents are, and it was those who believe in eual suffrage will vote at first but the voting will I I rots and rheumatic twinges. TSTTB? 'J p.Up this wonderful Compound with with tim mid experience.

That with tinui and experience An --tow with this understanding that he cam to Washburn five yetars ago as its iuj, nl is not "O- the knowledge that there is nothing ITHI 1 A Casearct tonight will mane jou feci great by morning. They work Wr never rripe, sicken one year, by mail. nresident. Ud to a year ago the col else in the world which will cure your in to disarrange poiiucs. me o- 'I: lege had a vice president for the cold or end Grippe misery as promptly TeleFhonei 'men will come to it gradually.

Department 43! ami without anv other assistance or purpose of looking after the-financial end of the institution, but this meth Nnl after-effects as a 23-eent pack Bainws Department 13Gi lt the same old question of put- the man. timr property anead ol ahead of UI.C or cause anv inconvenience, and cost only 10 cents a box from your drug-isi. Millions of men and women take a Casearct now and then and never have Headache, Biliousness, coated tonsitc, Indigestion, Sour Stounu-h or Constipated Dowels. Cas- ace ol i ape voiu tvinuuim, aiu- druggist can supply it contains od was not successful and this otlice has been vacant for a year. Realizing the needs of Washburn for in Shall Lawrence continue way! Shnll we let one investment, which lyp'fasgg ftA-.

no" quinine be sure you get what you OJiee 722 MitsAeaasetts Street tintered at tht post office in La-renr. Kinwi. eeond elas matter. never has met the lequiremeuts of the town, stand in the way of human I The St. Paul The Croton The Mackenzie The Hacklev ask for accept no substitute De longs in every home.

Tastes nice-acts gently. creased endowment and income, President Sanders decided to step aside and permit the trustees to secure some one who would devote himself for the lie onr in every iioum-uoiu. Manv of our do not see or our people uu oi Hie: II Lawrence, Kansas, Dec 5, 1912. that Iiwrence is lacing tue next few very largely to the (First published in the Daily Journal-World. Dec.

o. 1912.) Give The Lad A Chance NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the Probate Court of Douglas crisis in its history. It is a shame to let the days bo passin-r without any action being taken. The water in this town is atrocious. Too few stejs are Leing taken to have any better.

Mr. Hilles I said to be going to devcte bU entire time to rehabilita-tin of the rcpublicau party. It is more than man's job. ous dress suit burglar, whose particular hobby is priceless paintings. Otherwise, tiiis famous sleuth would have Headquarteis lor the shiny wagon with the noisy gong attachment.

Prices 3Ce to lioxes $2.0. work of securing funds tor the school, President Sanders states that he and some of the college's trustees differed regarding the methods of raising the needed money and that he pie-fprs the executive and educational County, Kansas. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles 1'. LMcLjoy, De ceased. Creditors and all other per fiiK interested in the atoresaid es Kwing Herbert wants the faction in the republican tartv to get t- Chat.

Sott in the bar- following I i. iinv'mr moiiv campaign witli tlie Fiskc O'Hara. the Irish unor, and f. i rfrt talk: inere is no end of the work rather than the financial. to a few years ago Washburn had only a very nominal endowment fund.

The amount of the school's endowment has been increased to a i K' viKlifiTi foinantw drama. I he uose the ticket! tv. Titer oie no longer 'progres- of Kildare, he otlVied by Au- Ur cmitJed HepuMicaJs; her are lro- ater on Saturday, December Ttj, urtiuit ami Republicans. There is matinee and night. The play is de- considerable extent and this work is still being pushed, but the endowment is not yet large enough to pro tate are hereby notified that I shall apply at the next term of the Probate court of Douglas County, Kansas, on the seventh day of January for an allowance for my services as administrator of said estate, and for attorney's fees and other necessary expenses incurred by me, and on that date shall make a full and final settlement of the business of said estate and apply for mv discharge as administrator.

I). Ik IIUNNICUTT, Administrator. 1T17IT every other member of the family well groomed, it's not fair to the Boy to neglect his appearance because he's hard on his Clothes. Mayhap the Clothes have been more at fault than the Bov. The Lad is entitled to the benefit of the doubt." Try our "SA vlPECK for Sturdiness and the Strenuous Life.

He'll look like "Some Boy" all right in them-because the Style "of "SAM PECK CLOTHES" is the acknowledged Standard of America. Give him another chance and buy him some Good Clothes at wnc-n ine uruir jtK uw.i"" A x. intpr. st one tut Mf I in in i i i urn i iiinii I I .1 1 i Cameron girl is of that fascinating seen no va days, in no tnovi-ig pictures taken. committee, lor the present national inrouguout aim tti is pntirelv satisfactory to tvin so rarelv whicirone touches so to sjeak 1 all Kepublicans.

There is no oeca II 1- nto for sion fjra conv sion Dr a convention to officially de- with heroes, statesmen mid chivame that such as we dream ot in jouu. i 1 teriutne what is hcpuolicanism was when the last Nation- The scenes of the play are, of course, phucd in Lmerahl Isle and the 1 ii. .1 evorv "republican in the al plattonn was and adopted bv the Chicago convention. authors have selected a ptnou mat has leen renowned for its brilliancy legislature should vote for him. NOTICE To guard against misrepresentation, I want to say that I have no one out collecting funds for the salvation Army, as I am doing all the collecting at the present time.

CAPTAIN E. W. MORRIS, Commanding Officer. It U'ed to be that fear was exprcH vxi if a man could not look vou' Congress is going to he busy. That is why there is no talk, of general legislation.

It is going to take mighty eve. P.ut that is the world over, the last part of the Sth century. It was a time of political excitement, brilliant oratory, high ideals and lofty sentiment, and this atmosphere pervades the play which Messrs. Paulton and Hradley straight in the through it all. 1 I 1 1 1 -I mxiiM IP- r-- i vide the income whic.i the seuooi needs.

As with practically all independent colleges, Washburn's tuition charges cover only about' half the current expenses of the school. The rest must be secured through income from endowment or by other means. There has been a considerable yearly deficit for a number years and the trustees have decided to take active and energetic measures towards securing an increased endowment which will meet the running expenses of the college, together with the income from tution and a few other sources. No action has been taken by the trustees regarding a successor to Dr. Sanders and it is likely that no one will be selected before the annua meeting next June.

The college trustees hope to secure a president who will devote the bulk of his energies for the next few years to the task of making the endowment sufficient for the imrnediaAe needs of the college. In tendering his resignation President Sanders declared his entire willing i K. (liim mill-. 1 11c leaucr- oi cu-ic? a i uwm- in- stock bad the facultv of lookinr every effort to get the work in hand I. and push it through.

One billion have provided for Mr. O'Hara. lnces I II I I.Thl utrai 1 Matin jiaunec -jc 10 it is of, as well as a large amount of I titpmtnt i- iiks to repuo- i-nm-u -nviai that Thorn I Amusements Congregational Oaurch jrair The ladies calendar of Plymouth church wil lgive their annual fair and supper on- Saturday afternoon, December 7, at I. 0.. 6.

F. hall. Fancy work, baskets, ajid home made candies and food sale besides the ie session noes not line me i nas. Tin. version of "Uncle Tom's Cab close until March 4th.

the time devot licans to secure his elect uru He ha a liuht to to them. He won his election and it would bo treason to disregard the will ot the voters. in' which Kibble and Martin's company will present at the Powersoek Theater Monday, December is as when compared with othei-s, as a rose to a weed. The production is in size a whale beside a minnow. Prices I 2-k The "Old-VoltfnyVlike all ware stunied 1847 Rogers Pros, is known.

A silver plate that years and is the onlv bran dof silver plate with an un- ness to co-operate in any manner pos- qualihed guarantee that is backed by.sil)le with tlle new ueaj Gf the insti- Published in the Lawrence ed general legislation will Imj very limited. There aie 92 days in the session. Take from these Sundays, Christmas holidays. A Mondays, which are devoted alternately to District of Columbia and lnsion legislation. 13 Wednesdays, which are given to bills on the regular calendar, and Fridays, devoted alternately to claims and private bills, and it will Ih seen that there are but 26 unencumbered days for general woik.

Are You Afflicted vrith Piles? This disease, whether acute or chronic, is easily and rapidly over- actual test of sixty-lour years; ioi. t- i tlie trustees in promoting sale br Kd. W. Parsons, Jeweler, li 1 -ne jnterests of the college in every Daih Journal-orId Dec STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Massachusetts street. Notice is herebv given that the an This is the time of year hen one ought to Ih? a C.ooil (VI low.

not the kind who spends more than l.e ought to. not the kind who will a cigar for a friend and leave bis wife without for her roffee. but the kind does good on this Christmas time. 1 "oxers aie always inning. The writer never saw but one boxing that was a four round bout nual meeting of the stockholders of the Watkins National Dank of Law rence.

Kansas, for tlie election ot di rectors will be held at the office of the bank between the hours of 11 come bv u-ing i ne iu-iui-ui, o'clock a. and o'clock p. on in an athletic hall. The contestants positive and permanent relief t.H.k attitudes just like they do tne jien a others fail, and we heartily Tuesdav, 10K5. C.

H. Cashier Lawrence, Kansas. way. PPresident Sanders came to Washburn as its president in the fall of 1908, succeeding Dr. Norman Plass.

He was previously dean of the divinity school of Yale university. The present is his fifth year as head of the college. During this time the growth of the college has resulted in a. considerable increase in tho expenses of the school without a corresponding increase in the reveuues and has matfe fere work, of the president largely that of financial agent, interfering with other of his duties as head of the school. Dr.

Sanders prefers to follow other lines and fortius reason tendered his resignation. i.irtims. I iiev weir "iutu r-commend it to anv suuerer. andi- and l.H.ked tiercr, more at t.ie than at their Special this Week at J. L.

Messenger's Amusements An announcement tliat is sure to Have you tried OLD FRIENDS COFFEE, the new steel cut coffee put up expressly for THE HOME STORE that expert coffee roaster, Jas. H. Forbes, of St. Louis? Mrs. Preutiss llso handles La Tourain and Hall coffees and Golden Dome tea.

Give her a trial order. You a ill be pleased. Unitarian Fair Remember the Unitarian Fair, Friday. December Utlu A pleasant chance to meet your friends and see an assortment of attractive articles. Dinner served at 12 o'clock, 25 cents.

DR. WILLISTON TO SPEAK Former K. U. Dean to Deliver two Addresses Here This Week Samuel Wendell Williston, paleontologist, nrofessor at the University Hainan life is held cheaply in Tex-; please local playgoers is the lortn- Five ounds fancy whole rice, 2c; OOv gallon-can blackberries, o.jc; 30 gallon-can aiplcs, Oc; -40c gallon-car: peaches, 7(- gallon-can Sncad. who killed in cold iikmi engagement, at me i.owcisoik as.

American play victim after be bad Theater of the and then shot hi jnrv. 4In ()I1 Kentucky." ririrsday, IH'c. cleared bv a 1 ri', an pumpkin, 7 I'alh-n. bus Wn i 7 This remarkablv successlul 'gol 0th. nre romitl-' 111 lor a can spuasli.

.5 cans pink salmon vehicle eems tlestincd to out- but mot of it be- sta three boxes wasiimg powdei. lir.ll I mt all your polish on bm-H to thr i uies. Howecr the jury live the present generation ol pia- Don't acquire your shoes. sv-tem is the Wt system anil an we goor. is ruiirtmu iu m- iuiw, i ui-itniN4 tf wit'iont narallel in the historv ot the Announcement OUR Christmas offering this year to our customers and friends will be a beautiful hand painted Osborne Art Calendar entitled "When Roses are in Bloom," which we trust will make an effective "spot of color" for some choice spot on the walls of your home.

It is offered with best wishes for the year to come, and in grateful appreciation for the kindness and courtesy of our many friends to whom we owe our success. We will in a few days mail out to our customers a description of this beautiful picture and you are earnestly requlsted to CALL AT THE BANK ANY TIME BEFORE JANUARY FIRST and get one. No doubt some of our customers and best friends will not receive this description and notice, as your name may not be on our books just at this time, and we may have your name and not your correct address, if so we want you to call and ask for this beautiful calendar. We especially want our farmer friends and saving bank depositors to call for one. Very truly yours, Lawrence national Bank ear.

is io as an enduiin-z success. The nature. -toiy ot the play is quite well known ldc; 25c can baking- powder, 1.3c. Call both plu.nes 2jt. See our line of fancy toilet articles, good quality hair brushes and durable manicure rats.

llaymond'? Drug Store. Its fiHilish to sit down and waste your time thinking about all the time -on have wasted. of Chicago' will lecture at the Uni- v-ersitv Friday and Saturday. He will One of the mo-t imoriani ia-ivs mere is aim Mir uim before the new emor is that of ai- all througli its four acts. A charming utilities Vard.

love storv is told, and much genuine talk in chape! on Fiday and he will THE JOY OF GET- A. Ten Minute TIZ Foot Bath and Your Feet Are Like New This board has in it prssibilities of remedy found in the various situa-J sjre-t and it has Wen well man- tion of the play, there are tin ills ceil It would a prvat pity to end throbs, laughs and enthusiasm lower tlie standard and we hardly unbounded and more exciting mo- thik that this will lie done. The ments than are usually crowded into n-efulnos of tlie board' has tmly W- one play. Price to Send for Free Trial Package Today These are not supposed to be your out ine more iniwer rrnn. It nteIs a iHsition to feet, i on may be a mere man.

nui your feet or anv one's else feet in a Amusements Bowersock Theater, Friday, Dec 6th When OtTii er G'Aj climbs up on the legi-lature will be in uive it more wer. i TIZ foot bath are eare-iree ieei. LADIES Have Lovely Hair If you want to make your hair so heaut'ifully lustrous that people cau-pot help but exclaim "Oh what loveh liair!" get a lilt cent bottle ol today. 'balcony of Ti avers Gladwin's hand- ri. t.ti hitorial MH-iety is a littli Avenue resilience to as certain the reason for a li-ht that gnat bldv hnl it corner u- U-'ui-z a rlo-e rroration as one i 1 1 i-- i For instance, s.ium iny ui c-iui otuij find in the state nindow, ho has no inklin-g of the ex- give the Sigma Xi address at on 'Early Animals of North America." Saturday he will lecture at 10:30 in Snow hall oh 4 Some Laws of Evolution of the Vertebrates." Professor Williston was formerly jn the University faculty.

He was professor of the" histoy of geoology and anatomy and Dean of the Medical School form 1800-02. He served on the Kansas State Hoard of Health in 1SDS-1900 and on the Hoard of Medical Examiners in 1900-02. Struck Flow of Gas The well which Mr. Morrison has Ween drilling on the A. Lotz place iear the city jaik was finished about noon.

The drill penetrated the cas sand about sixteen eet and a very fair flow of gas was The well is being cased and a a day or two will be connected to -eh city main. The well is 3G0 feet deep The next well will be sunk in the tor th west part of the city near Mrs. Mary Fortner's home. Eudorq News. Fair Association Meeting no-ire i.

"b-" lie is aH have and ai. an iolthe nts of an jnternationallv lum-ors are tluis ellrpetuating and UNCLE WALT The Poet Philosopher Let me say how glad I am you won! And IV.tr Wilson: AwayKgothe corns, bunions, calluses, the pains, aches, rl all foot trouble. Fol shouting doue. it won i ix. eleared aw a v.

and all the I all the 1HW out of place, I guess, to take tne irieriy oi that your success was largely due to me I pn.j 1,, -it le-OIl-IJie-illU, wuu.an three low the millions of happy TIZ feet and vou will then realize that TIZ 1 works on a new principle, draws Oct all the poisons that cause foot trou While oth one Bell 133 etrtiH no lor led or Who'll Take Hold When You Let Go? There will be a meeting of the di- the tlagand made a frightful din I wore a red landa na ers rae a i old ISlllv ivuuau uwu, am. -eetors of the Douglas County rair Vssociation held next Tuesday. De-ember 10th at which time officers or the coming year Aviil be elected. bles, and HZ is the only remeuj that does the work. Don't forget this fact, and don't under any cii-cumstances accept a substitute.

Be to your feet and demand TIZ. ll drug stores, department or stores have it at 23 cents a box, It's a most delightful, refreshing air dressing, daintily perfumed, am 'ree from joisonous lead or othe: The girl with Auburn hair is oi very carton and bottle ot PAK1SI SAt.SK. lie sure and get the gen line. PA1HS1AN will banish dau-Iruit. stop falling Ciair and scaly tea in two weeks, or your moue ack.

That's a pretty square: offer al1 It takes two to make a quarrel. tbns rebuked his crimes, when he came rounl one day and said that jot, would bnng bard times. I bad your picture on my porch to Vf yJ and parkcl around a big tin torch which leaked and spoiled mv clothes. Mv pp's named Winnlrow and my cat your honored surname bears; an old-time Allen Thunnan bat our correstHMident wears. I ve ye led mv Hrvnx out of joint, and now that you've a chance your laithtul friend iu, I Xoull appoint ambassador to France.

Don lav tins claim of mine a.ide for les, important things; an audience should be denied to ate- Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. OF MILWAUKEE J. S. AMICK, Dist.

Agent. L. S. BEEGIILY, Special Agent. Theater Building Established 1857 1 -Has furnished insurance at cost for over half a gentry.

Why insure elsewhere when the Northwestern will do it tor less cy Where there's a will, there's a won V.i. Maude, dear, the only capita! 1 i 'etters are not those mailed in Wash md for those who don't know what tab foot Comfort write Walk 122' Wabash i ington -r 'l consuls, king, till you've rewarucu iuwo oc J-ti 1 1 JVMn, men. sounds like an lrisu. uuu, uut Tll a frP(, trial uiii'le! peoplo wiH-say- Large bot-. the fray, till you have Ignored those no uore xne UULY S0N T.

At IT. Co. men don't know more, than ta age' today. Jo know. A an-i dealers every wheriv "Coovrbut, PJ12, by George latthew Adams..