The McPherson Daily Republican from McPherson, Kansas • Page 1

DAILY EEPUBLICAI VOL. XXVIII. NO. 288. MCPHER80X, KANSAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1912.

TEN CENTS A WEEK. M- SPLENDID ART EXHIBIT CLEO STARKS HURT Establishtd 1897 IN 111S LOOK AT THE LIST OF McPHER- CARTRIDGE EXPLODED FACE. SON EXHIBITORS. Citizens State Bank MtPhtrson, Kamat WAS TRYING IT ON CEMENT SEE THE.M AT THE HIGH SCHOOL WALK IS AT DURING THE COM- HOSPITAU ING WEEK. The Monticello A pattern in sterling silver table ware that combines grace, beauty and sim- This afternoon Cleo Starks of The High School Art Exhibit will Galva and some playmates got hold be held next week.

Most ot the Moot a cartridge and were playing with have been very much Deposits Guaranteed Under the Kansas Guaranty Law. it when It discharged and struck Cleo plicity. We have knives, forks, spoons and fancy pieces in this justly popular pat aware of this fact, as the boys and full in th. Th hnv was at once tern for your inspection, and profit. hurried to the MePherson hospital Sllls ot the nave seen about where he is being given the oest everybody in town from several to I We are selling a Seth Thomas Chime P.

rUN I nulls Clock ior $18.50. It's a Beauty JEWELER and OPTICIAN THOJ. SAWYER. Prmtldmnt. CARL A.

GRANT, 4 possible care. Cleo is twelve years old and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Starks of Galva. It is not known where ho got the cartridge but he waB trying to make It explode by throwing it on a cement walk and the concussion finally discharged it.

Senior Academy Class 5.00 Sophomore Academy Class 7.50 Freshman Academy Class 3.00 Stenography Class 5.00 KIMeKKKKKRKKKKRRKKKKKKKKKM 3 T5e Letter Box WHY KEEP FAIR UP. a score of times. Tile exhibit this year differs from any previous ones In that local exhibits and loans will be shown in surprisingly large numbers, besides the splendid Dunbar paintings. Don't fail to see them next week at the High School, any afternoon or evening. Following is a list of the exhibits: OIL PAINTINGS Miss Myrta Jones' exhibit Flower Studv.

Mrs. Edith McVlcker's exhibit-Landscape, Marine, The Donkey Girl. Mrs. H. A.

Rowland's exhibit Still Life, Grapes. High School Loan Colorado Rocks, Prof. Birger Sandzen; Marine, Bay 3.00 1.00 2.00 5.00 Junior Academy Class Keystone View Company Aluminum Wear-Ever Co. Prof. E.

F. Long I PEOPLES STATE MePherson, Kansas Deposits Guaranteed Interest on Savings Sell Travelers Cheques, Real Estate Loans at 5 per cent. BOSTION DUMM Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers Physicians Private Silver Grey Ambulance Day Phone 197 Night and Sunday Phone 438 Editor Republican: The discussion of the fair proposition has brought out a number of suggestions. It has been advocated that it would probably be feasible to change the fair, or to even drop Prof. J.

A. Blair 2.00 Prof. W. P. Strole 2.00 Prof.

E. L. Craik 2.00 Dr. H. J.

Harnly 2.00 It was a large family gathering that assembled at the W. P. Swick home Thanksgiving Day. The gathering was partly as a welcome to Mr. 1.00 1.00 It for several years.

The latter suggestion looks good on the face of it, but would probably meet with Prof. E. M. Studebakcr Prof. O.

B. Baldwin Miss Evelyn Trostle and Mrs. Clyde Swick who were 2.00 Seymour Hayden. married Sunday at Thomas, Okla of Naples, Prof. Birger Sandzen; Ma homa.

Mr. Swick quietly surprised ne, Lake Michigan, C. Hallberg. his friends when at the home of the bride he was married to Miss Mr. J.

H. Berkebile's Ixan Still Life, Grapes, Prof. F. G. Muir.

Ethel Fuller. The young people will Mrs. F. A. Vanlman's Exhibit The Prof.

B. S. Haugh 1.00 Mrs. B. S.

Haugh 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Austin 1.00 Miss Ida Brubaker (matron) 1.00 Mrs. Elizabeth Harnly 1.00 Dr. J.

W. Fields 10.00 Mrs. D. S. Hoerner 25 W.

H. Yoder 100 E. D. Baldwin 2.00 considerable difficulties. In the first place, the state appropriation would not be coming "to us again until It had been run successfully for three years and this would mean a big loss and a hard time to get back on our feet again.

Then it should not be forgotten that we hold considerable property and that the Fair directors would make their home on the farm of his Shepherd lather. 'I he garnering on i nursoay MlM Grace vaniman's Exhibit -was a Jolly affair for there were rh.Q!lnthnilim(, present some fifty people. They were, WATER COLORS as follows: W. P. Swick and innes' Exhibit Marine.

Dr. and Airs. J. II. Saylcr Maltby Furniture AND Undertaking Co.

State licensed Embalraers, and Funeral Directors. Two Up To Date Funeral Cars. A Silver Grey and an All Black. TAKE FULL CHARGE OF ALL ARRANGEMENTS. OFFICE PHONE NO.

6. NIGHT and SUNDAY PHONE NO. 50- hardly be doing a very business-like prof slier Original Woodcuts Street in Holland, Amy Ducker; Junks on the Inland Bertha Lum; Theatre Street, Yokahoma, Bertha Lum. Original" Color Etchings Spanish PeakB, Colorado, Dawn, George Burr; The Carnival, Francois Simon; Old Factories, Fitz Thaulow; Cherry Snow, Helen Hyde. Original Lithographs The Sower, Jean Francois Millet; 1 Baumgripp Herman Sandkuhl; Zaandem, Joseph Pennell.

Original Mozzotlnts-Falry Visions, by Will Henderson after painting by FranciB Day; Beatrice D'Este, Charles Bird; Boy with a Rabbit, T. Oates. after painting by Sir Henry Raeburn. 'Original Artist's Reproduction the hosts; George Bwlck and tamny, MiilH Ada Hendry's Exhibit Study 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 W. Swick and family, Ernest Swick in Rose8 from paul De Longprie, thing if they should simply bold Mf and Wrg Vanlman this investment of over $8,000 with- MnJ rlo jge Harter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde spring Scene, Spring Scene, Winter Swick, T. B. Speece and family, scene. Doe.

King Charles' Spaniel. Miss Ruby Buckman l.Vu out bringing any returns, it wouia not be poor flnanceering to hold 1.00 Mrs. Helen Slosson Carter Pearl Barns and family. Will Whit-j Mls8 Vera Simpson's Exhibit lock and family, Mr. Rice and fam- Landscape, Girl.

property without even the assurance Mlgg 0Uve Snyder iM 1.00 ilv Fred Johnson and family, Mrs. Mrs h. Helthecker's Exhibit Mrs. Carrie Snyder Lichty of any future use and remuneration and so it looks to me that if we do Davia and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Mc- Birches, Still Life, Frtiit, Dog's Head Cowan, Mrs. McClelland, Ed Bretch- still Life, Strawberries; Road George Moothart, Elmer Jenson, forest. Sunset, Marine. Dr. and Mrs.

Heaston 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Yoder 2.00 Mr.

M. I. Kilmer 100 Prin. C. F.

Barnes 100 Lect. Everett Kemp 1.00 STOCKHOLDERS- MEETING. not want a fair, the fair grounds will go out of our hands. And it would be well to take all these things into consideration when deciding for or against a fair. L.

B. and Don Harder. Mm a. Engberg's Loan Landscape, Phyllis, John W. Alexander.

Aquatint, original Venetlon Fish--Ing Boats Becalmed, Vaughan Trow I Eyden; Landscape, Eyden; The K. L. S. Club met with Mrs. scape, Eyden.

1.00 Aliss Evelyn Trostle i Mr. J. P. Sohroeder 1.00 bridge. I.

B. Hill at her home on North, Mrs. A. Bass's Exhibit On the Main Street Friday afternoon. The Pawnee (original).

Pond in Washing- time was very enjoyably spent In so- ton Park, Chicago, (original). cial conversation and at needlework, Mrg, h. C. Green's Exhibit Still The annual meeting of the stockholders of the MePherson County Agricultural Fair Association will be held in the Fraternal Aid Hall at 8:30 p. m.

Tuesday, the 10th day of Deoember, 1912. Every stockholder should be present at this meeting as there are many thingB of Importance to be considered. W. O. MATHES, Pres.

The following are the present list Mrs. Dottie Wheeler Clement 1.00 of donors to the MePherson College A friend 10,00 Auditorium-Gymnasium, for the heat- Mr. Walter Thompson 100 ing plant, gallery, and other equip- Mrs. O. D.

Buck, l.W Late in the afternoon a delicious Hie, Fruit and Flowers; Two Heads, luncheon was served, which was prepared by the hostess. Prin. Ivan G. Herr 1-00 Miss Alice C. Burgert 2.00 TRUE ment such as baths, 1 A friend Peoples State Bank 20.00 Dr.

J. A. Clement 25.00 Lect. A. H.

Harnly 3.75 Senior College Class 32.00 Dr. A. B. Frizoll 10.00 Miss Mary Sawyer' 100 Miss Grace Vanlman 1.00 Supt. J.

H. Clement 1-00 Dr. H. A. Horton 100 SPEAKS AT MONITOR.

PRINTS High School Loan Galahad the, Deliverer, (Copley Print), E. A. Abbey; In the Pasture, Dupre. PASTELS Miss Myrta Jones' Exhibit Marine, Animal Study. Miss Hendry's Exhibit Road to The Sea.

Exhibit of Mr. Harold C. Dunbar of Boston, Mass. The Morning Letter, (figure) Hills and the Sea. ot Truro, The Golden Ray, Pine Wood Pool, Autumn Reverie, (figure) Ballston Beach, (near Highland Light); Pine Grove in Winter, Truro Beach at Sunset, Ipswich River at Reading, SHOWN BY PHOTOGRAPHS TAK EN FROM REAL SCENES.

Old Dutch Windmill, Lawrence, Old Oaken Bucket, Roses, Trees. Mrs. H. A. Rowland's Exhibit Landscape, C'hittenango Falls, N.

Y. (original); Smoky River Scene (original); Smoky River Scene (original). Mr. Carl Smalley's Loan A Gray Morning, Windsor Castle, England, (original) by George Burr. MR.

CARL SMALLEY'S LOAN Original Etchings Street Scene at Saverne, James McNeill Whistler; Prof. E. L. Holton, professor of Dr. George Goodsheller 100 Rural Sociology of the State Agri The High School gymnasium was Freshman College Class 15.00 Rev.

W. G. Carey 10" Sophomore College Class 15.00 Mr. M. M.

Studebaker 100 Junior Colleee Class 12.00 Miss Elva Dierdorf 1.00 filled last evening with those who came to hear and see the Illustrated 1st BaBket Ball team (boys) 10.00, Prof. J. C. Russell 1.00 cultural College, will give a lecture at the Monitor church, eight miles west and two miles south, Sunday evening, December 1, at 7:30 o'clock, on the rural church and community Ufa The public is cordially invited to come and hear him. address of Mr.

Milton Fairchild, who is the forerunner of a movement that 5.00 J. J. Wall o.iiu 10.00 P. F. Toews 1-M is started over the land.

He teaches; "'8 Aur, james nu merals by means of examples of -as r. Junior Academy Class Iconoclasts (Literary Society) Irving (Literary Society) Girls' basketball team (Dixies) Freshman Ac. basketball team Student Y. W. C.

A correct things and the lesson Is 10.00 Haw ley Bros 10.00 5.00 Gustafson Carlson 10.00 5,00 J. A. Davis 100 no Farmers Hardware Co 5.00 that remains longer than a mere lee- Klver ran "raugwyn; ran- talks it also sput- The Cedars, A Cape -Cod Farm, Road To My Studio, Cambridge Valley at Morning. POTTERY, Mrs. G.

H. Matchette's Exhibit Tile, Pitcher, moulded from MePher When whisky ters. amgton Basin, l. warner; ronp ieut, Last evening a large number of ParlB' Joha Marmi A Chinese Cook, C. H.

Helstrom 100 Bros 10.00 Colburn views were shown and explanations 10.00 eron; Jacksonville, Stephen Parrish; MePherson Lumber Co son clay Pitcher, in the biscuit, (one made of "The True Sportsman. From games at high school meets, Lake Superior Lumber Co. 15.00 la Cite, D. MacLaughlan Sea ifiring); Pitcher, nasturtium design. Gulls, Felix Bracquemond; Portrait, Paul Hellen; Windmill Hill, No.

2, BUY AT THE MAPLE TREE GROCERY (Continued on Second Pago.) Jenkins Crary 5.00 S. A. Sward 100 Falk Co 5.00 MePherson Telephone Co, 5.00 L. E. Lawson 2.00 professionals on the ball diamond, and field meets of various sorts were Illustrated the rules that a true sportsman shows.

The lesson that was vividly illustrated was that a true sportsman always plays a fair game and plays it, for the sport it JDorr'T' J. Strouse Son 5.00 Richard Miller 5.00 Dr. W. C. HeaBton 1.00 THE, Dr.

B. R. Hull 1.00 G. C. DoUour 1.00 Headquarters for GOOD THINGS TO EAT Try a pound of our Bours coffee.

We ha ve gained many new customers to use this coffee. self. This morning and noon Mr. Fairchild gave several more addresses. JOIN THE WAY LAND COMPANY EXCURSION.

James Rothrock 3.00 Homer Lichtenwalter 3.00 A BIG SHEEP, MULE, HORSE and CATTLE SALE Having decided to "quit farming I will offer for sale at Public Auction at my farm 2 miles south of Chase and 6 miles north of Alden In Rice County, Kansas, on Friday. December 6th, 1912 Commencing at 10:00 a. Sharp. Mrs. Robert Sohlberg 1.00 Bertha Delp 1.00 i R.

C. Strohm 10.00 We will make our second excursion next Tuesday, December 3. to the Way Land at Lakeland, Florida. Respectfully, Adv. McPHERSONI COLLEGE.

Those that accompanied us on our DAVID AURELL, Proprietor. last excursion were delighted and you will b8 If you see the country interested call up 'Phone 381 or write us for map of Florida and Cozy Theatre dlscripitve literature. Adv. MePherson Land Loan Co. HER MOTHER DEAD.

MRS. TUL1N DEAD. Mrs. S. Tulin of New Got Hand died this morning at 9:30 o'clock.

Her death followed a stroek of paralysis yesterday afternoon, and at her old age of 89 years she did not rally. She had been poorly for years. The family Is one of the oldest and best known of the New Gottland community. She leaves to cherish 120 HEAD OF SHROPSHIRE SHEEP All registered by the American Shropshire Association: 60 head of ewes, age from 2 to 6 years, and 30 bead of yearling ewes, all bred to an imported ram, 20 ewe lambs and 20 ram lambs all sired by an Imported Mitton ram. These lambs are all high-grade stuff, none better.

One I pored Buttar Ram. Sheep Sale takes place at 1:00 Sharp. Mrs. J. W.

Creager received a telegram this giving the sad news that her mother passed away at her home in Washington county. her memory of a useful lite, one son PICTURES: A Cowboy Prince Charming, (Comedy). More Precious Than Gold, (A Western Romance). On the Cactus Trail, (Western Comedy). VAUDEVILLE Spencer's Dogs, Birds and Cats.

Don't miss seeing this tine Western Picture program. Something New. Admission 5c and 10c John Tulln, and a large number of Maryland. She had received a lettter friends and relatives. The funeral yeBterday stating that she was quite will be held Tuesday afternoon from 111.

The funeral will bo held Monday ths Lutheran church of New Gott- and Mrs. Creager will not be able land. I to go. JOHN C0LDWATER, Owner. HOPKINS and POTTER, Auctioneers.

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