The Wellington Daily News from Wellington, Kansas • Page 3

i 'ji Jin I 1 LOCAL NEWS E-jrfd cf the A High School student contributes the following version of a recent "stunt" held by the students. Monday morning a portion 'of the chapel period was given over, to the That the OVERHEAD VALVE is Drovinar to be the correct type of i William Howell of Peck is in town today. 1 LJ I 3 ta i ji.t-rc-V: 13 both Pleasant to take. JCosy to Harrison W. H.

Burks returned from Black- bv the VALVE motor was clearl 7 shown increase of OVERHEAD well today. Hi Not cheap shoes but good shoes j. 1.11 i AQ-AR Lots of money to loan on improved farms, easy terms payments. Lowest rates. Farms for sale.

Hail Insurance that pays on growing: crops. Fire, Lightning and Tornado Insurance H. H. STEWART XX W- I Krnwn has returnea irom a MOTORS at the Kansas City Auto Show. trip in western Kansas.

Hj Willis Barnes is able to resume Registration ICctiro Notice is hereby given that books are open at the City fice for the registration cf nil 1 qualified voters of the city cf 7, ton, Kansas, in accordance tide 8, chapter 16 of the gcr.cr;1 tutes of the state of Kznzzz. Lola A. Wcltcn, 34-43 Clt work at the Gwinn barber shop. Engineer Reed is moving from street to South Jefferson avenue. I Muehlberger's is the place and now is tne Time, cut prices on iooiwear.

ROOM 4 UIC BUM WELLINGTON, KANSAS 4246 Miss Margaret Greer of Conway iSnrinrs is a eruest of Mr. and Mrs. o- I Stewart Lichty for a few days. TO REDUCE WHEAT PRICE ft I Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Hill and family High School Boy motored over irom iviavneia ana a 1 tTT funeral services and burial of a hatch et which represented the enmity among the classes regarding social functions. During the entire history of the school or at least in later years, seldom was there a class social or picnic held without the absence of a class president or some other distinguished members of the class and some or all of the refreshments. Many times this went so far that the govern ment took hand and straightened things out.

The boys of the school were called together and voted, unanimously to eliminate this time-honored scrapping. Accordingly, resolutions to that effect were drafted by a member of the Senior class and signed by the presidents of the four classes. After the students had taken their seats in chapel, a solemn procession entered the room, headed by the very devout John Murphy, solemnly attired as a priest. He was followed by the four class presidents who carried a small black casket, beautifully draped in black crepe paper. They ascended to the rostrum and placed the casket in a conspicious place.

The president of the Senior class made an address and read the resolutions, after which the "priest" gave the dedicatory address As the mournful strains of Chopin's Funeral March floated forth, the casket was borne by spent tne aay in vvemngton. New York Committee Asks Embargo As Helpful Measure The Buick Overhead Valve Motor is guaranteed to develop more power, and to give more mileage per gallon of gasoline than any other motor of its size, either American or foreign make. Russell Pray will accept a position at M. E. Barrett's Clothing store as soon as he recovers from an illness.

Other Boys Can of Those PimpIcG Blotches by Uoin The work of wrecking the taber nacle was completed today. It is now all down and is a neat pile of lumber. FOR RENT Modern 5 room house W. A. GABRIHGTOH DER About Dry and Moist Zensai.

8 I at 1109 South Washington Ave. Call flat 1123 So Washington or Phone SON WELLINGTON, KANSAS 43-48 114-116 EAST LINCOLN AVENUE The Llewellyn entertainment at the AnrUt-iiiTYi tomVht will be the finest jl z. entertainment ever given in Welling SUMNER COL NT FARMS FOR GAL 160 acres of very fine wheat New York, Feb. 16. An immediate embargo on the exportation of wheat as a preventive of further increase in the price of bread is recommended for consideration by the federal government in the report of Mayor Mitchells food committee, submitted by George W.

Perkins, the chairman today. The opinion is expressed in the report that if wheat continues to be exported at the present abnormal rate, the price of bread will soar much higher. Mayor Mitchell has forware-ed the report to President Wilson. The withholding of wheat by the farmers for higher prices and speculation on the basis of continued heavy export are given by Mr. Perkins as the causes for the high prices.

"In the six months since the war be gan," declares the report, "we have exported many million bushels more than we exported in the preceding thirty months and the impression is abroad in the land that these large ton. John Millard is taking a three days layoff from the city mail delivery ser vice and Levi Dunlap is hustling the IIT II a Want Column I i R. LYNCH Up-To-Date Shoemaker UP-TO-DATE SHOE REPAIRN Under Wlte-Fargo Express Dr. T. H.

Jamieson Practice limited to DUcsecs cf Fjt, Esr rd IHc Office Hours 1 to 4 P. fil the pall bearers, headed, as before by the "priest," to the campus, where a grave had been prepared. The mourn ers (all weeping piteously) consisted of the entire student body and the faculty. The departed was placed securely beneath the sod, the school mail on route one. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will meet at the church at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

Let all the members be present. Harry Hollingsworth and son, Floyd, John Whitten, Bryce Winn, Lyle Mickley motored to Wichita and back Monday afternoon. FOR RENT: A six room modern house, large pantry, cistern, screened in back porch, hot water All in good repair. Phone 420. Mrs.

L. A Taylor. 42-47 I will not handle fresh meats any song was sung, arid the school work was resumed. All concerned seem MISCELLANEOUS WANTS WANTED To buy five or six room house, well located price must be reasonable. Call on or address H.

R. Canatsey, 413 North phone 93 7 w. ready from my prize-winning rose and single comb Rhode Island Reds. $1 and $2 settings. Special matings at $3.

Fertility guaranteed. C. A. Brumley. 1 mo well pleased with the result and it is well that they should be, for now shipments to Europe have more than consumed our surplus and that our socials may be held at the school, and present supply is below our actual avens ray nines irom emngicn, good market; 120 acres in culliv I '40 acres in meadow, SO seres in I extra good soil.

Mortgage, Ct at 6 per cent. Very cheap at 7,1 ,160 acres of a choice fern. 1: 'near Rome, one half mile c'2 It: i Road. Some improvements. 1C ir in cultivation, 30 acres pnrture, acres in good wheat.

Thia 13 r. 1 'snap at $7,700.00. 1 160 acres 6 miles from i proved with a four-room l.c:.: r. 1 I barn costing $1,003.00, 2 wells cf 'er with windmill and tank, rznzil: jetc. 90 acres in cultivation, 70 in native grass, 10 acres of hotter falfa.

Mortgage at 5 'cent. 60 acres in very fine jThis farm should sell quick. I :1 $6,750.00. acres located between (South Haven, cheap land that 'be excelled as an investment. (I: (buildings, good water, 3C0 cere: cultivation.

Some fine bottom I alfalfa. 200 acres in wheat. Ti tone of the best grain farms 1:1 Iner County. Will take payment and terms on balance. This sure i $40.00 per acre.

money maker to the purchaser. IV the enjoyment of all will be greatly needs. Speculators doubtless believe FOR increased. that no steps will be taken to stop "MAY IT REST IN PEACE." longer but am always ready to sell all kinds of choice cured meats and i Gr the exportation of wheat and that we are willing to go on indefinitely selling on a large scale at. advancing lard so give me your order for hams, bacon, etc B.

Y. Emerson South Wash To Mayfield The Gospel team will go to Mav- Country Butter and Eggs W. Harvey Phone I )) prices. field tonight to hold a meeting at that place. ington Grocer.

43-48 Take a 'V5S15j Tonight as a laxative'. hOhb morning 'P5 Harrison O'Neal. S. C. H.

S. Won The S. C. H. S.

basket ball team returned this morning from Winfield PERRY E. MILLER THE OPTOMETRIST can test your eyes and grind The lenses while you wait. "In the judgment of this committee the situation is causing farmers and middlemen to hold their wheat and causing all classes of speculators -to be very confident of higher, prices. Your committee feels that the present situation and the future outlook are both so serious that the time has arrived for our federal government to state it is in favor of an immediate embargo and, if not, what conditions in its opinion would have to arise to justify such action. where they played basket ball with WANTED: A woman to do general house-work.

Call Bell phone 150 or Farmers line 21. 40tf WAEloTdstoTk to haul free of charge. Call at 317 South Washington ave. 42-47 WANTED Sewing by the day by competent dress-maker. Price reason able.

Phone 459J. 2t FblQNblATadies neck chain and pendant. May have at this notice by describing property and paying for this notice. 42-47 FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE: Seed oats, Texas red oats, pure seed, 60 cents a bushel. Her man Meyer, 1 mile east of Cicero.

Wei lington R. R. 1. 38-49 the Southwestern Academy Monday LI ARTE BLACK afternoon winning by a score of 42 to 33. WELLINGTON, KANSAf Dr.

Mollie Howell Osteopathic Physician Women's Diseases A Specialty Roth acute and chronic diseases treat RAILROAD NOTES With Standing of Train and. Engine Crews Each Afternoon at Two Thirty O'clock, Standing of Train Crews at 2:30 Car 255 Buswell conductor; Am-berg and Bradley brakemen. Car 590 Gilyeat conductor; Taylor, and Stout brakemen. Exlra Board McKee. conductor; Piburn ed successfully.

Office over Bowers 1 Bakery, 111 1-2 S. Washington. Office Phone 282. Mulvane Notes The auarantine office has been moved to Wellington. A.

C. Hummer took quick action on what he regarded as imjust dealing in quarantine regulations, and bv FOR SALE: I have some nice fat I hogs I will butcher and sell in halves per pound 10 cents. H. E. Trekell, Route 3, Riverdale phone.

39-44. Dr. M. J. Beets OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN FOR SALE: Brand new Twin Indian complete with luggage carrier, $200.00 terms if desired, Carrington -w 111 35-tf Son.

114-116 East Lincoln. Diseases of Women and Children given special attention. Treats acute and chronic diseases of every nature. Call 497. Office moved to lOI'a S.

Wash. TELEPHONE BELL 837 or 676 TIN WORK Of All Kinds. Guaranteed to be first Class. Harvey and Jefferson Avenues Romig Brothers Standing of Engine Crews at 2:30 1168 Miller and Kinzey 1160 Endsley and Downey Extra Board Jassoy, Matthews, Reed, Taylor, VonRohr, Jaskson, Snyder, Terfertil-ler, engineers; Fowble, Maple, Gillan J. R.

Hamilton, Yowell, firemen. Sing-cents. 38-43 FOR SALE: Canary birds, ers, $2.00. Female birds 25 Phone 806. promptly notifying Sec'y Bryan and Gov.

Capper, secured some very important changes. Isaac Thompson has sold his house to Ed Smith, who will move it, and Mr. Thompson will erect a new modern house as soon as the weather per mits. Chas. Howard has sold his town property.

Will Humbolt expects to move to the Munson farm March 1st. The New Union hotel, under Mr. Hummer's management is a credit to our town. Mr. Hummer was a traveling man for many years and knows what constitutes a good hotel.

FOR SALE: 125 bales of nice, bright alfalfa hay; 1st and 2nd cut- 'ting; had no rain. At 207 West 15th Street at barn or delivered. Wm. D. 3-13-15 TINKHAM'S SHOE SHOP'Gruber.

Harvey and Jefferson Slcc Fciiiir While You Wa FOR RENT 17 New features in the 1915 Majavell The bifjrjest automobile value ever offered for Ice than $1,000. Powerful, fast, client and smooth running. A superb, fully equipped, real ger family automobile. A car with a real hijh tcnisn magneto, sliding gear left hand drive, center control, anti-skid tires on rear, in fact it has Practically all the hiofi priced features of high priced cars. Come and let us take yea rising in the new 1915 MasveU.

Holds the read at 53 miles tin Lcur. With Electric Starter and Electric Lights 055 cntra. nan ooies ui FOR RENT: Men 75c, Ladies 50c Children 40c jm0(iero home, Furnished rooms in electric lights, gas, Call at 314 North Jef Storehouse department unloaded two cars of general material yesterday. Head Coach Cleaner W. T.

Mains went to Oxford last night and spent the day there. George Slothower has gone to the Mulvane hospital where he will receive throat treatment. The big metal trough and the large new Worthington pump for the local oil facilities have arrived. Engineer C. E.

Jackson and two more engineers have returned from a cistern water. Have some fine Sho for seats, nd children, and rill sell em cheap. STATIONARY FOR RENT: 3 furnished rooms After waiting four months" for a Jamestown man to bring back a borrowed tool, the village blacksmith tel ephoned: "You've only had it four months and I wish you'd bring it in right away. Fve got a chance to lend it for a year." for light housekeeping in private i home. Price reasonable to the right party.

Call at 721 South street or phone 574w. 42-47. James W. Smith PIANO TUNER 503 South Olive Phone 224 FOR RENT: Pleasant bedrooms mreauu" lli Aexai- also housekeeDiner apartment oeorge fciowtnower, timeKeeper, 4 with every convenience. Furnace went to the Topeka hospital and bath, hot water at all times, May morning for a slight operation, well located, 607 South Jefferson The Master Mechanic's office is in phone 122.

39-44 receipt of a card from Earl Staley in AttfTI rrrrrTrrTi' which he tells of a crood ioe and -J FOR GOOD ruiv iki 1 ou it. its ui jii uiuvcu i $5 cash 'everybody feeling fine. land, one mile of town, per year. L. L.

Webster "Solfala" devel-wheel? vesterday 41-46 I Pullman sleeper i oped a pair of flat SQUARE DEAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP Elk hide half Soles. $1.00 Mens heavy cap Heel Worn ens half Soles. 50c All heels built 25c to 35c Boys half soles 50c to 65c Childrens half soles Mens Rubber heels 40c to 50c Ladies Rubber heels 35c Mens Rubber half soles. Ladies Rubber half soles 75c Shoes dyed, look new 25c Patent Leather Shoes repat- en ted. .50 New leather heels 50c re-sewed 10c to Patches 10c to 20s new toe caps All sizes second hand shoes 50c up Razor blades sharpened 25c to 35c Quick service 108 E.

Harvey (DO AIL FOR RENT: Furnished houses for and was taken out of 117 and the new light house-keeping. Inquire at Mrs. I ones put in here yesterday afternoon. A- E. Lohr's, 306 South street, paymaster Harry Claytor had only just east of Gorerament building, tf begun passing out the company check afternoon, at the shops, Phone when he received a message from his ered and Dainted.

Fine location on nnvm. crood neighborhood. Rent I Other's bedside, that he was worse, I reasonable. See Roy Hitchcock. 13-tf and hurried to him.

Agent O. E. Os- borne hurried out to the shops and FOR RENT: A nicely furnished continued as Davmaster. amanm eros. room, uas neat, electric ngnts, out- Word received this morning, by II side entrance, tne use 01 porcn in jrs R.

Silvers, states that her son i Both Phone3 summer, rieasant room. j. w. Silver, was operated on for ick, 403 West Lincoln. Phone 755.

W. H. RUSH ROBIIG'S GAG A WELLINGTON, KANSAS, Fex Infants end Cillirsa la Ilea Fcr.Cvcr COVecsp 4 14G hospital at Clovis, Saturday at ten 7 o'clock. He came out from the Now is the time to buy that pair of" anaesthesia at twelve thirty, in fair fihrs whilp tfcpv nro hnvinf cut rrif- nn3ifsn A cnnir Vo urns Or. J.

L. ways hzzzZ 4 1 a fcvaiuikiVUf iLb MiWlg UUilUaj Ji-v a great deal. jes at Muehlbrger's. 42-46 suffering Hr www" ojtftue wsj 'Tf! CI. ilwf.