Olathe News from Olathe, Kansas • Page 2

1 -Iwi: iii.U4Liii.' jj fa 3 MILITARY GIRLS ENTERTAIN. Oil Last Company of Chautauquans in Training School Here Left Thursday. The Military Girls, a company of young ladies who are engaged br mm JIM the Redpath-Horner Chautauqua System for the coming season, and one of the companies which has been in Olathe the past three weeks for Established 1883 Incorporated 1908 -1 renearsais, gave a iuu aress re hearsal in Eagles' Hall last Wednes life day night before an audience of about fifty invited guests, all- of All Deposits Secured by the Depositor's whom declared it to be one of the best Chautauqua entertainments they had ever attended. The pro gram was good from start to finish and too much cannot be said of the high class of entertainment which they are prepared to give. as siatea aDove, mere are six young ladies in the company and they are also, six young artists each displaying unusual talent in her particular line of workand each 'Guarantee Fund of the State of Kansas Depository for Government Postal Savings, the State of Kas.

and Johnson County. Frank C. Peck, President H. C. Livermore, Vice-President H.

E. Hayes, Cashier J. S. Pellett, Assistant Cashier United States and County Depository t'--' r- it, i possessing a pleasing personality. Three of the ladies are sisters, two of whom are twins.

Their entertainment consists of vocal music, both solos and chorus, instrumental music, in which the piano, violin, flute, cornet, cello and base drum are used, readings, and military drills. Mr. Xewans of Chicago, dramatic critic, and Mr. Williams; musical director, also of Chicago, may well be proud of these companies which they are able topiit on their circuit and pj All Deposits Guaranteed by De positors Guaranty Company ofTopeka, Kansas. Capital One Half Million Dollars.

the associations who have secured nnv nnp of thpm fnr thpir Chantan- IT quas are fortunate indeed. As stated in last week's Mirror, these companies left the latter part of the week to take up their work. It is with regret that Olathe people see them go and all are assured a hearty welcome should they return next year, as we hope they will. DIVIDED ROAD WORK. OtIEV TO LOAM on Heal Estate and Personal Security Only bank in Johnson county under control of Federal government.

DIRECTORS OFFICIAL STATEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 4. 1913 Commissioners Divide Work Between Olathe and Gardner Townships. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $186434.39 A. Hunt S. T.

McCoy P. E. Goode C. F. Pettyjohn J.

L. Pettyjohn Geo. II. Hodges James Irvin L. W.

Snepp There has been a disagreement for some time past between the officers of Gardner township and Olathe township about work to be done on certain roads in their neighborhood. The commissioners made a trip to the disputed territory last week and made the divisions as follows: Gardner is to work from the south 6,479.90 2,710.32 F. R. Ogg J. M.

Grim LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus and Profits -Deposits Total 11. P. MacClement Willis C. Keefer $25,000.00 16,069.59 233,101.86 $274,171.45 west corner of Olathe township, Bonds and Warrants Expenses Overdrafts Furniture and Fixtures -Cash and Sight Exchange Total north ZVz miles to the north limits 1,204.50 3,200.00 74,142.34 $274,171.45 J. II.

Hershey H. M. Beckett H. J. Voiehts H.

M. BECKETT, Cashier of the southeast quarter of section 5, township 14, range 23. Olathe township is to work the next, half mile running north between the two townships and the road running THE ABOVE STATEMENT IS CORRECT. H. E.

HAYES, Cashier north two miles from the northeast IE corner of section 5, townsnip 14, range 23, to the southeast corner of Lexington township. A NARROW ESCAPE. "NEW WHEAT AT MILL." HIDEPTADC J- B. Bruner, Casper Bush, C. Delahunt, J.

T. Little VIKCLIUKJ. F. V. Ostrander, E.

E. Van Tries, Albert Ott, J.W.Parker,, J. K. Marvin, F. R.

Lanter, F. C. Peck, H. C. Livermore, H.

E. Hayes George Rogers Face Frightfully liurned by Gunpowder. Sample of Xew Wheat Received from Oklahoma by Hadley Milling Co. Friends of Miss Estelle Henry, "whose illness has confined her to her bed for several months, will be glad to know that she is much im-Crored at this time and able to be up a pan ot each day. o- Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Snider motored to Kansas City, Kansas, Sunday, and beard Rev. Holter, who Is pastor of Jthc M. Church there, preach. The first new wheat received here came to the office of the Hadley Milling Company last week.

It was DID YOU KNOW THIS? RACE PRIDE SAVED BANK. sent from the Wichita Grain Com Georgie Rogers, the 10-year old son of Horace Rogers, was very severely burned about the face, chest and right arm last Friday afternoon by gunpowder which he set off with a match. The little fellow found a bottle, which contained a quantity of gunpowder and taking it to the back of the barn poured it on a large rock and touched it off with a match. Kansas Is Among the Leading Beef Cattle States. When Run Started on Negro Bank, Colored 3Ien Came to Rescue.

pany. The wheat was raised in Northern Oklahoma, made a large number of bushels to the acre, and was of exceptionally fine quality. Mr. Snyder had sent for, it in order Mrs. Ed Tankard of Kansas City, visited her sister, Mrs.

Ed Ball, last xvcek. New spot cash grocery corner -Santa Fe and Cherry Street. The little fellow suffered terrible burns over his entire face, chest and right arm. The gi eater part of his hair was burned off his head and his Kansas gets so much notoriety from its big wheat crops that few people appreciate the magnitude of the beef cattle industry of the Sunflower state. According to U.

S. Departure of Agriculture figures, Kansas at the opening of 1913 boasted of 1,178,000 beef cattle worth sixty million dollars on the farm and perhaps eighty millions on the market. Kansas has 500,000 more beef cat- A bank in Muskogee, in which negroes were officers, directors and depositors exclusively, would have been wrecked last week, but for pride of their race and determination to show that negroes could show courage equal to white people. A suit at law started a run on the bank and forced it to close its doors. The state bank examiner then took charge, the bank remaining closed while angry depositors tried to get Carpenter Work Let me figure on your buildingwhether it be new from the ground up or only repair work.

Estimates Given on all kinds of Carpenter Work DanB. Leslie Jr. PHONE 275A clothing caught on lne. Had it not been for his younger brother he would have burned to death. When to get a line on the new wheat, its quality and selling price.

While their new elevator has not yet been completed, most of the inside and mill work has been finished and when completed will hold 50,000 bushels. New driveways have also been built. This is now one of the best equipped mills in the state. 0 FOR A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE. seen by a News representative Sun Aycrs Sarsaparilla Chances tendency toward disease to tendency toward health.

No alcohol. Sold for GO years. aay evening his tace resembled a piece of rare beef steak. The boy is being cared for at the home of his aunt, Mrs. George Catlin.

Mrs. Payne J. O. Ayer AsU Your Doctor. in to withdraw their money.

Then tie than Illinois and 300,000 more it was that meetings were held all than Missouri, both of which states over the city by negro ministers and are noted for steer production. Only others, who appealed to race pride, 1 Iowa, Nebraska and Texas have more saying that if they continued to ask beef cattle within their borders than is nursing him. Eudora News. School Board Advises That $25,000 Bonds Be Issued for This Purpose. for their money, the bank would be Kansas.

ruined sure. Many of them agreed to it is expected that the development of kafir corn, milo maize and alfalfa growing in Kansas will enable farmers of the state to raise more cattle than in the past. Realizing the magnitude of Kansas as a beef cattle state and in the endeavor to encourage her farmers The new cement bridge over the Neosho River on the old Santa Fe trail will be dedicated the Fourth of let their money stay and others, among the wealthy class were at the bank next morning and placed in $75,000 more. The bank opened and instead of a run on the bank, other depositors called and left about $150,000. THEY ARE LIVE WIRES.

to grow better steers, the St. Louis nrozram has been arranged Live StOCk Exchange has decided T.nw nf thA national nranWnHnn For some time the school house at Gardner has been inadequate and the school board on different occasions have visited neighboring cities to inspect their school houses with a view of building. They have visited Bonner Springs, Kansas City, Kansas, and Wellsville and made a report to be published in the Gardner Gazette that, in their opinion, bonds to the amount of $25,000 should be issued for the erection of a suitable and adequate school building. Members of the school board are as follows: Mrs. Geo.

W. Moore, Jane Atwood, H. M. Terrell, J. O.

Hedrick, D. W. Mowry, J. P. Williams, J.

M. Cramer. $100 REWARD, $100. this year to offer special cash prizes to Kansas cattle entered in the feeder Cattle Contest to be held at St. Louis National Stock Yards, September 1-26 inclusive.

Stockmen of the state may have the opportunity of winning as high as $200 cash premiums including sweepstakes on a single load of Kansas feeder steers. will be present, also the D. A. R. of the Missouri and Kansas organizations and it will be a great event for the Old Trail's' Road.

Several from Olathe are planning to drive down there on the 4th. Amusements and everything of the sort will be absolutely free." It is planned to take the party from one town to another in a sort of relay trip. For instance, two or three cars will bring them from Kansas City to Olathe, where some of our cars will probably take them as far as Gardner or Edgerton and in this manner, they will arrive at their destination. Who wants in? Nelson Jameson, the live stock, grain and hay dealers, are sure live wires. Their business continues to grow and prosper to such an extent that they are continually enlarging.

They are now building a big stock and hay barn, 40x50 feet. It will have a capacity of about 150 tons of hay and four car loads of stock. Recently they installed a gasoline engine, corn sheller and feed grinder. They buy anything farmers have to sell, such as live stock, grain and hay, tho hifrhpst nriff thft market -o- Mrs. Raymond and son, Gwynne, of Kansas City visited her cousin, Wm.

Tibbetts, and family near Ocheltree, Sunday. Mr. Tibbetts brought them here Sunday to take The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now rrA Qicn hanHio ali i the car home. known to the medical fraternity.

Ca tarrh being a constitutional disease, I kinds of feed stuffs and coal. They deal square with everyone and are building up 'a big business that is a great benefit to this community. Spring Hill New Era. requires a constitutional treatment. 1 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern-! ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patint strength by building up the consti T.

Seaton. executive and pardon clerk, parole officer and attorney of tution and assisting nature in doing its work. The oroDrietors havo so Remember, we are in the WALL PAPER BUSINESS and can furnish you with good paper as cheap as you can buy anywhere. We can also furnish you with an expert paper hanger if you desire. L.

SNEPP 0. ine puunc UU11UC3 -tuuiunDBiuu, ited his parents over Sunday. Sam had evidently forgotten that he was not in his old' position that of editor of the Register for Monday much faith in its curative powers that they offer one hundred dollars morning about 6 o'clock he was "TheUFEcfa wagon 13 what counts that's why I buy a Studebakcr" "That's reasonable, isn't "A wagon that doesn't last is expensive no matter what price you pay for it." "Suppose you buy three wagons, one after the other, and the three of them don't last as4ong as one Studcbaker which is the best bargain? "I find this out myself. I heard my grandfather say it a rood many years ago. He said he had proved that it paid to buy a Studebakcr.

1 followed his advice to my own satisfaction. "A wagon can't have life in it unless it has the material and work and finish in it. The Studcbaker people have been making vehicles for sixty years. They ought to know how to make wagons right and they do. They have the reputation because they've produced the goods.

They don't put the name Stedebaker on -until the wagons right, and when you see the name Studebaker on a vehicle of any kind it is your insurance of quaEty." i That's why I buy a Studebaker. I trust a Studebaker wagon because 1 trust the people that make them. It's good business." A Studebaker promise is always made good. See out Dealer er write uu STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. down town strolling about the busi for every case that it fails to cure.

Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. Chanev Toledo- ness houses presumably looking for ads or early morning news. Now whether Sam had gotten' up too earlV 7aAd "had 'thoughtlessly placed Ohio.

Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Halt's Family Pills for consti pation, nls hat' on with the bow in front, or whether that's the latest tyle we not say. Sam is. some devotee of fashion but nevertheless the bow was in front. Mr.

Mr Murpny of Norborne, was in Qlatne this week looking after his berry farm in the southeast part of Olathe. He has a large berry, farm at Xorborne and this year sold 1,200 crates of strawberries. He is anxiously inspecting the skies for prospects of rain on his new farm as the plants have been set out only a short time. If the Cane sugar by the pound or sack; Mason fruit jars, one or a hundred; flour by the sack or ton, every sack warranted, quality and price; canned fruit, spices and all other articles usually kept in a grocery store at the OSTEOPATHS South Side Square Phone 284 Electrical Vibratory treatment tfithout eUtra charge. 4 EXAMINATION FREE.

NKW YORK MINNEAPOLIS CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER SALT LAXX CITY SAN TRANCISCO PORTLAND, rain comes soon he expects to have a lowest. cash price. Please give us full crop next year. Mr. and Mrs trial.

F. V. Ostrander. 26t4 Murphy will move here in July and make this their home. They will Get the Standard Time at rent at first and later will build in USLL1S IEEFEQ the south part of town..