The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 5

THE LEAVENWORTH TMES FRIDAY llOBNING, MARCH 15, J912 the U. P. "freight-- office quartet from playing." BIG IfJCREASE FRIGHT BUSINESS IT LOCAL OFFICES XXhmUWUt tot Washington," March 14. Forecast: Kansas: Fair Friday, warmer in north and west; Saturday fair wanner. See East Window for Display 7 of Anderson Ginghams Anderson Ginghams hare never been, surpassed.

Many of the; grown-ups of today wore them years ago for school frocks, and arc still wearing themi choosing the smaller plaids and" stripes for morning -frocks, buying- the larger, more youthful designs for the children. In the 'showing for 1912 are some brand-new plaids never flown Sbefore, as well as the staple stripes and plaids that appear om year' to year. One and two color' stripes, two, three and even four color plaids, come in scores of styles, all delightfully new as fresh and springlike as the first crocuses. "While our assortment is always large, the shelves are just now at their fullest and selection is most varied. Priced most reasonably at 25c Per Yard.

rJc3e from pure, grape cream oi tartar FOREMOST BAKING POWDER IN THE Makes home baking easy Nothing can equal It for making, quickly and perfectly, delicate hot biscuit, hot-breads, muffins, cake; and pastry; Protects the food from alum. junk was taken from his person. There were letters by the wholesale, orange peelings, apples, railroad guides, newspapers, three cakes of yeast, countless numbers of lucky stones and other articles which Captain Voss found too numerous to enumerate. Nothing f'ef. value was found.

"Prince Carl" will appear in police court this morning to answer to the charge of vagrancy. The Rev. Father B. S. Kelly, rector of the Cathedral, who has been ill since Snn- DIVORCE SUIT RAISES IIITEBESTIIIG QUESTION Can Person 'Divorced "From Bed and Board" Be Reckoned Guilty of Abandonment? Some time ago Andrew Harper filed a petition" against Harper, his wife, askin the divorce court of Leavenworth to grant him.

a aivoree from her on the ground of abandonment. In his petition Jlarper alleged that his wife, in the district court of Washington County, Arkansas, obtained a decree from him divorcing her from A UKIQUE CHARACTER. "Prince Carr Who Has No Use for Money Will Need Some to Pay a Fine, Perhaps. -Officer Cotter arrested a unique character yesterday in the person of "Prince Carl who it is claimed, is neit to. "A No.

1" in the kingdom of tramps. The Prince claims to be a descendant of all of the crowned heads of Europe but says that he has no use for money so is taking a trip around tho country via the side door Pullman route. Carl was taking in the sights of the local railroad yards when Officer Cotter told him that he was wanted at the police station. When searched at the station a waste-basket full of odds and ends of 'The Quality Officials Say That Business la Better Now Than for Months and Will In- crease as Weather Moderates. R.

RECEIVES A CHALLENGE. Trenton Sock. Island Team Wants to Flay HereSanta Fe Coal Car Suns Off Track All lines Are Now Open Railroad Chatter. Freight business both in and out of Leavenworth is picking up, according to the reports at the various freight offices. Freight coming in is mostly in car load lots and the yards are full of freight consigned to local firms.

Because of the weather this winter, goods consigned for the spring trade have been held up and wholesalers in the East did not ship until the weather showed signs of changing. Then, too, there is the annual spring freight rash. Business is usually good at this time of the year and this, coupled with the freight caused by delays, keeps freight employes "busy. At all of the freight houses yesterday the entire forces of workmen were busy loading and unloading cars. From now on business is expected to increase and all the roads in Leav- en worth are looking or" a prosperous year in their freight trade.

As most of the lines out of here are now open, the local wholesalers are sending out big consignments of goods to their" custodi ers in this territory. Local Santa Fe freight No. 146 was for several hours near the Sol- reYT Mo- lluu; iUM ieam wisnes a game witn any last team in Leavenworth, on May 10 or 1L Mr. Brewer wrote to the management of the Soldiers' Home team for a game, but so far has received no answer. The Rock Island team is a fast one and is well known in the Missouri Valley.

Any good team wishiner a same should see air. Hank3 at the Terminal depot Two loads of tobacco were received from farmers near Kkkapoo by the Ter- 1 minal The tobacco is of a very fine quality' and is to be sent to 1 the warehouses of the Weston Tobacco Company, from where it will be sold to eastern buyers. I Eddie Ringel and Earl Radford of the Terminal freight depot, are getting the baseball bug for true. They say they are going to challenge the Union.Pacific for a but will bar the leader of Every Month Wear Death Foster, Ark. Mrs.

Fannie Ellis, of Foster, says: was sick for seven years, and half the time could not stand on my feet Every month, I was very near death. I tried Cardui, and in two months, I was cured, and am now stout and healthy. My friends all ask me now what cured me. My looks are a testimonial to Cardui." No matter how serious, or long-standing the trouble, Cardui will help you. It is a mild, vegetable, tonie remedy, especially 'adapted to relieve and cure the common womanly ailments.

It relieves womanly pains and retsorea womanly strength. Try Cardui. ness has not been serious but nevertheless. It was suffctent to bring wie of his closest friends the Right Rev. John 'ward, blsep of the Diocese or Leavenworth, to the city to be with- him for a few hours Wednesday.

Drug Storet ug Stare BieColisl it arV SOCIETY PERSONAL. Mrs. V. Gregory of the Post Is quite HI at St. John's Hospital.

Mr! and Mrs. Samuel McDonald of Memphis, Tennessee, are the guests of Mr. ad Mrs. Alfred- AelteBbausen. The Misses Elenora and Katherine Lenl-Jian or the Post attend the matinee of Fritzi Schec In Kansas City Saturday.

Captain and Mrs. Frame Caldwell -win arrive today. Trom Chicago, I1L, to be the gdests or Mr." and Mrs. Lysie. They win remain' until' Sunday.

Mrs. 0. Samlseh has returned from an extended visit In Boston, with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Levene and Mr. She was accompanied by Mrs.

Le-venc and baby, who will remain for sev- cral weeks. POST TEA. Mrs. T. G.

Hanson of the Post will entertain with a tea on Saturday arternoon. Lieut. E. K. Massee, Infantry, unas-asslgned, who has been Instructor In law for the past two years at the Army Service Schools, ha3 been notified of bis(detail as Captain and Judge advocate and assigned to Iuty as assistant judge advocate of the Western Division with station at San Fran-Frisco, California.

-POST DINNER. Red will be the predominant color in the table decoraUon at the lovely dinner thi3 evening to be given previous to the hop by Dr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Coulter of Fort Leavenworth In compliment to their istar.

Miss Miller of Philadelphia, Pa. The guests will include Captain and Mr3. P. L. Jones, Miss Louise Young-, Lieut.

Brough and Lieut. Lohmkn. LENTE-X TEA. Mrs. C.

Voris of Fort Leavenworth was hostess at two charming Lenten teas on "Wednesday and Thursday afternoons when ten guests enjoyed her hospitality on each ocacsion. The decorations were in lavender, qnantitie3 or sweet peas in that color enhancing- the rooms and the Ices and con- ltxuons aiso were in the same color. Tea was -poured MrS. 51 C. Leasure.

alley and STAG DINNER. Mr. Ray Ferris entertained a number of his young, men friends at dinner Wednesday evening In celebration or his seventeenth birthday at his home on Arch street. The decorations or the table -were in yellow and white, the' color3 or the junior lass or the high. schooL A lovely basket of yellow jonguils and white hyacinths was The central decoration or the table which was rurther adorned with stiver candlesticks holding white and yellow shades.

The guests were Mr. Gerald Kiser Mr. Tom Reyburn, Mr. Myron Johnson. Mr Paul Hooper.

Dak? Ilooper, Mr. Keelv Todd and Mr. Edward JSrewster. COTRMKVIkRGES GOING DOWX THE RIVER. The Steamer Leavenworth piloted by E.

C. Dresser, with the eight steel barges, constructed by the Missouri Valley Bridire and Iron Works in tow, passed under the Term- nidi Dnage yesteraay on the way to the government yards at Gasconada, Mo. was in readiness to start at 9 o'clock but some trouble was experienced In opening the bridge which kept the net back about hours. Admiral Dresser said" that the barges should reach Kansas City ahont 5 o'clock last night. -la some -places where the ET STOMACH REGULATED Out-of.

Order Stomachs Feel Fine Five Minutes After Taking a Little Diapepsin, The question as to-how long you are going to continue a sufferer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or out-of-order Stomach is merely a matter of how soon you begin taking some Diapepsin. the uower whv jnt. hU ZTZ' my SOUR GASSY bed and board. This was not what is diers' Home yesterday when a coal car called an absolute divorce, but is a ran off the track. The car was turned limited one.

The court of Arkansas had. cross ways on the track, but no serious jurisdiction to grant the wife a limited damage was divorce. 4 Yesterday Ben F. Endres, as aitor- The- Leavenworth and Topeka branch ney for Mrs. Harper, filed a demurrer to now open and trains were running the husband's petition, claiming that his ime yesterday.

No more trouble is petition does not state facts sufficient for on the to constitute a cause of action against K' his wife. The wife claims that inas- Y- Hanks, telegraph operator at much as the Arkansas court divorced Terminal freight depot, received a her from her husband from bed and Wball challenge the wires m.o with ahah- daT- Tae challenge was from K. a Little Coughs and Twenty-five carloads of coal have been received by the Santa Fe in the last few days for Fort Leavenworth. It was shipped from Ontario, Canada, and is of the best quality of hard coal to be had. The Leavenworth, Kansas and.

Western tracks are now" dear, between here and Onaga. and the trains axe now run ning on schedule time. A Pullman car containing convicts for the Federal Prison came -in on the Santa Fe yesterday. They came from Jersey City, New York. Eddie Ringel, yard clerk at the TermL nal freight depot, made the announcement yesterday that today- would be pay day the Terminal employes.

Every one around the office wore a smile at the thought of the fact that the "ghost would walk today." Brakeman Jones of the Rock Island Cameron train, will move his family to St. Joseph in the near future. He will continue on hi3 run here, however. Fred Schuster, stenographer at the Terminal depot, will leave next week for a visit with relatives in Chicago. Sullivan Appointed Umpire.

Will Sullivan, the well known veteran ball player of this city, has been appointed umpire in the Inter-City League for the coming season. Sullivan has been in baseball for many years and will undoubtedly make a good arbiter for the semi-pros. Y. M. (X A.

Juniors Defeat Turners. In a classy game of basketball in the Y. M. C. A gymnasium yesterday, afternoon the basket ball team of the Junior A class defeated the Turners Juniors by the score of 25 to 10.

The Y. M. A. five played rings around the Turners and at no time were they in danger of losing. The YM.

CL excelled at both offensive and defensive play, their pass work being too much for the Turners. George Speers, at forward -tor the Y. JL C. A wa3 the star of the game. The condition of Mrs.

John Day, who has-been very iU at her home on Grand avenue and Ohio, following an operation several days ago; 13 "much improved. She Was Smothering. Rockford, Ala. Mrs. M.

Paschal, of this place, says: "I was taken with nervous 'prostration, and had headache, backache, pains in my right side, and smothering spells. I called in physicians to treat my case, but without relief. Finally, I tried Cardui, and it gave perfect satisfaction. I recommend it to every sick woman." Are you weak, tired, worn-out Do you suffer from any of the pains peculiar to weak women? Cardui has a record of over fifty years in relieving such troubles, and will certainly benefit you. It prevents those frequent headaches, and keeps you up, out of bed, feeling fresh and nappy.

Try Cardui. PEOPLE'S THEATRE EDDIE DEH0YER, Mgr. Tonight Jack Bessey Supported by the Original HICKMAN-BESSEYCO. A Galaxy of Dramatic Artists Presenting "PRINCE JACK" LOOK! -fl JL LOWER FLOOR Order Seats Over Phoffe. VAUDEVILLE WHAT IS able SSI Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Beginning Sunday Mat. J. J. Corbett's Greatest Success, "THE BURGLAR AND THE LADY." SEATS A RESERVED nti Sc 25c to Coughs and Colds are the rulo, rather than the exception in March because of tlfe blustering winds, deep snows and changeable weather. The advice to be careful cannot always be heeded, but re lief can always be had in Cherry Juice Cough Syrup (For Which We Are Sole Agents.) 25c, 50c, $1 Per Bottle This preparation does not contain a single dangerous ingredient.

During tbe day soothe the throat with the Old Fashioned Horehound Candy 5c WILL BUY A LIBERAL SIZE PACKAGE. Mehl Schott DRUGGISTS. 5TH AND DELAWARE SIS. stream Is narrow and when the barges are under bridges benecesasry to take the barges through a few at a time. The levee looked rather desolate -this morning arter the fleet lert, but Admiral Dresser says he; is glad the barges are gone as things will look more natural to him now.

TONGANOXIE James Doak died at Prescott, March 5th of rheumatic rever. He was born In Clasco, Scotland, May 13, 1846, and came when very- young, with his parents, to America. He lived at Lawrence and later on a farm south or this place. He was married to Miss Jennie Enochs," June 10, 1874, and to them weTe born nine children, five or whom are still living. They had boen living in Kansas ity for the past few years and last June Mr.

Doak went to Colorado for bis health." He has been living in Texa3, New Mexico and Arizona. Interment wtlltbe made at Prescott, Arlra. S. J. McNaughton to Lawrence Thursday evening to stay a couple of days on business.

Father Fitzgerald returned to Lillls, where he has charge or the St. Joseph Church, after spendfug- the past, two days In town with Father J. A. Budreao. Angust Deikman went xto Leavenworth on business Thursday morning.

Ernest Bishop or Kansas City Is spending a few. days at the home or his. parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bishop. The -Sans Souct Club met "Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Emma J. Dunlap. There was a good program and several excellent piano solos and duets by Mrs.

Helen Jones and Miss Florlne Fa-re. After, a drawing contest, which the prizes were won by Misses Ellen Boyle and Alicia McNaughton, the guests were served with a delicious supper. Those present were Misses Bertha Halstead, Bertha Kinzler, Alice Spoor, Lucy McNaughton, Alivla axigbton, Anna Carter, DoTlie Dessery, Ellen Boyle, Helen Randan, Florine Far and Mrs. Grace Jones. Mr3.

Leota Bishop Robbms in Kansas City, Tuesday night. The body was brought to Tonganoxie for interment Thursday. Mrs. Robbins'was the daughter Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bishop or this place.

Mrs. Jolnvhoemalcer of Leavenworth has been spending, the" past Tew days in town as the guest or Mrs. W. L. The ladieS'Of the Tonganoxie Library Association win give a- St.

Patrick's tea at the home 'of-Mrs. Frank Henry, Saturday arternoon'-T T.r4.. B. v. Shores left Tuesday Tor Oregon, where he win make his future home.

The next meeting or the Tonjanoxie Read'ng Club will be at the home or Mrs. Edward E. Hiser Friday, March Mrs. E. Strickland returned Wednesday rrom Kansas City, where she has been for the past few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffries have moved to Lawrence, where they will make their home. Mrs. O.

F. Smith of Kansas City Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartlett, this week.

Dr. T. D. Seeley Is spending the week Hutchinson on business. Fnneral Mrs.

L. Powers. The funeral or Mrs. I. L.

Powers, who died yesterday morn'ng at Cushisg Hos-pitsl here she underwent an operation a week ago, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday arternoon from her home. Sixth and Cherokee streets. Burial will be In Muncie Cemetery. Besides her Mrs. Mitchell; two brothers and two sisters, all or whom live here, survive her.

Real Estate Transfers. The ollowinsr deeds were filed for rwrd Jn the registers office yesterdav in the office of J. Jeffries, resister of deeds; Charles Martin and wife to ohn K. Whittaker 50 acres of section 4, township 10." ranse 21 5 100 Ada M. Powell, and husband to J.

H. Frit Lots 1 2. 3. and 4. block 20.

Central Subdivi sion S. B. Phillips and wife to Frank 1 000 Wilson 7 acre of northeast 1-4, section 19, township 8, range 21 1 000 The Mayflower Euchre Club met Wednesday arternoon at the home or Mrs. sos South Tenth street. Prizes were tafcsn by Mrs.

Ehart. first, Mrs, Oscar second and Mrs. Palmer Hotchkiss, third. The next meeting win be. with Mrs.

John Schanze on Osase street WE ARE NOW CARRYING A FULL LINE OF Bradloyrooraqn- ainls fPP-nn For the interior finish, floors, IrGi uIuQuuGn woodwork and wall decoration. PAINTS AND BRUSHES FOR EVERY PURPOSE IN STOCK. White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Ladders, Paper Hanger's Tools, Etc. donmeat at this time, The suit is a novel one and the out- come will be looked to with considerable interest. MAHOMED'S SACRED FLAG.

So Old as to be Only a Skeleton, Yet the Banner of 200,000,000 Mosleums ivery one interested international politics has heard of the green flag and the proclaiming a holy war when some Mahdist chief or prophet got a 1 few thousand of his followers wiped out with British machine guns in Africa, But such a thing, was never the real jaed. The green flag is the banner of Mohammed, confided to '-him by the Angel Gabriel when he made his mira- culous ride to Jerusalem on the winged horse Borak. It is the symbol of the discontented Turks and the successor sultan's" religious power and it marks difference between the Sultan of Turkey, ruling 2.000 000 divided and of the Prophet and the Commander of the Faithful, head of 220,000.000 Moslems peopling the bulk of the middle and far East. -The banner is nearly 1,300 years old. It is tattered, frayed and faded.

The bullion with which it is embroidered is dulled by time, but is the symbol of the most "militant religious movement the world has ever seen and it is the fetch for which over 200.000,000 of the best fighting men ia the world would gladly die if only the Turkish Sultan gives the slgnaL Italy has found that already she has stirred up rather a-; hornet's nest in Tripoli It may be true that the natives there were overtaxed and maltreated by the Turks. But the Italian forces found when they landed in Africa that the Arabs would rather be abused by their co-religionists than saved by the "unbelievers." Washington Star. ABSORBS OLD SKIN (From the Feminine World.) The quickest and surest way to make a good complexion out of a bad one is to actually remove the thin veil of faded or discolored outer skin. This can bc firm pasilv. safelv and nrivatplv hv ai process of gentle absorption.

Get an ounce of pure mercolized wax from your druggist and apply at night like cold cream, washing it off in: the morning. In a few days the. wax will havelibsorbed the disfiguring cuticle," revealing the fresh young skin underneath; you. will have a beautiful, clear, natural complexion. The face will look brilliantly attractive and youthfuL This also effectively- removes- freckles, moth patches, liver pimples etc.

Every woman should keep a little mercolized wax on hand as this simple old-fashioned remedy is the best complexion beau-tifier and preserver known 1 1 Phones 519. S. Cor. 5th and CSerokee. I ach to do its work not with daughter.

Bessie; mother. ANNIE BUCKLEY'S PERFORM- THE LANGLEYS: Songs and LNG PETS. Dances of Nations. HERBERT WILLEN: Black- ESSIE ABB The Happiest face Comedians. Comedienne in the World.

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