The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 27, 1905, Page 4

3 + q 8 antes teiossth: aeRO Baking Powder Used in Millions of Homes. 40 Years the Standard. A Pure Cream of Tartar Pow- der. Superior known. and pastry, li to every other Makes finest cake ght, flaky bis- cuit, delicious griddle cakes — palatable a nd wholesome. Notr.—Avoid baking powders made from Price Bakina alum, They look fike ure powders, Powoer Co,, and may raise the cake, but alum CHicaGo. is a poison and no one can eat food mixed with it without injury to health, a Must Call It White House. Washington, April 24.—Despite | President Roosevelt's act in chang: | {ug the officlal name Executive Man- | slon to White House, so maay gov- ernment officials have persisted in using the old style that Secretary Shaw has been obliged to issue an order to all Treasury employees to use the name White House. Hither- to there has been no order on the subject. Mr. Roosevelt supposed that one would be unnecessary and 8o con- tented himself with « communication to the cabinet officers calling their attention to the change. This, it seems, has not been sutticlent, hence | Mr. Shaw's order. The name Execu- tive Mansion was officially used by all the Presidents from Washington to McKinley, but the people could not be induced to use it, They pre- ferred the less pompous title. Mr. Roosevelt decided to make their pre- ference official. He had all official paper printed with the words, The White House, and dated all his mes sages and state documents in that! way. Asks Equitable Receiver. | Four Corners Make a Home. | From the Chicago Record-Herald, One room with four corners {s } enough fora young couple to go to housekeeping in, according to the ! Rev. William A. Quayle, who spoke before the Congregational club of Chicago Monday night in the Audi- torlum. “There are men before me,” said Dr. Quayle, who recently has chang: ed his fleld of work from Kaneas City to Chicago, ‘who began housekeep- ing in one room. You had a kitchen in one corner, & bedroom in another, adining room in the third and a parlor in the fourth, and you thank- ed God that there were four cornere, | And that was enough. “Money did not make any differ- |ence, and there is no euch thing as money in the church. The man with {a million is no bigger nor better in God's sight than the man who has no money.” |Leaves $5,000,000 To Girl Who Twice Jilted Him. Omaha, Neb., April 25.—Notwith- standing he was jilted twice by Miss Mattie Cannon, an Omaha girl, now METHODIST TO EXPERI- | MEMT BY UNITING FOUR CHURCHES Believee That Recommendation Will Be Readily Obeyed. Chillicothe, Mo., April 25.—Feder- ated committees from the Missouri conferences of the Northern and Southern Methodist churches took the first step here today in a move- ment which many ministers think will result {In an ultimate union of the two churches The committees met here for the purpose of putting In force the plans for “mutual absorption,” adopted by the last conferences of the two Methodist bodies, Under this plan ft is agreed that where both denominations are re presented in a town ana one congre- gation is much weaker than the other, the weaker shall be absorbed by the stronger, and that the com- bined congregation shall retain the name of the stronger body. The ministers went into executive session, and after lengthy delibera- tions announced that they would recommend that fn Mexico the first or Northern, Methodies Church should be disbanded and be absorbed by the Southern Methodist congrega- tion, and that in Cameron theSouth- ern Methodist congregation should be absorbed by the Northern Church. No further action was taken, for the reason that the ministers regard the new movement as an experiment, and they are desirous of seeing how it works at these two pointe before makingany other recommendations. The Reverend R. H. Cooper, of Fayette, Presiding Elder in the Southern Methodist Church, acted as chairman of the two sessions, All the delegates preeent expressed them- selves freely and the meeting was very harmonious, The committee’s recommendations are considered final, and it is expect- ed that the four churches affected will obey at once, Identifies Husband’s Body After It is Disinterred. Wichita, Kan., April 24.—Mre. J. G. Galloway, of Dodge City, Kan., identified the body of a man who was found dead in a haystack north of here last January as that of her hus- band, who disappeared from his home in Dodge City last November. When the body was found in the haystack, it was frozen stiff. There were no papers or other means of identification on the body. Upon the order of the coroner the body was embalmed and held at the un- dertaker’s establishment for three months.’ Last Friday the body was buried in the potter’s field. In the meantime the A. O. U. W. lodge of which Galloway was a member and in which he carried $2,000 insurance, was searching for the missing man. TehGaniiInDI CTATE DALY? MISSOURI STATE BANK, BUTLER, MISSOURI Capital 4 . $55, Surplus Fund, - - 8,500. ESTABLISHED A. D, 1880 \ Wm. Watton, President J. R. Jenkins, Cehie p Dr. T. C. BouLwarg, Vice-Pres Wesley Denton. Bast Cashier Receives Deposits subjectto Check and aisers bes money to loan. Issues Drafts and — a General king bus’ ness, With ample resources and ions ears successful expier- onee. we promise our patrons ABSOLUTE SAFETY for their Deposits and wey acoommodation that is consistent with sound Banking rule: Jefferson City, April 24.—Kansas, according to Governor Folk, has many people of unique ideas who have no hesitation in expressing themeelves-by letter. Since be has been in office Governor Folk bas re- ceived hundreds of letters from Kansas on the various matters which have not only interested Mis- souri, but the entire nation as well. He received a letter to-day, however, from Rosedale, Kan., that ie given first place so far as making sugges- tions to the Governor of Missouri She Would Save Rudolph. | are concerned. The letter follows: EY 3+ 4B dean, ail : ; r. T. C, Boulware, . R. Jenkins, . Voris. Governor Folk: Dear Sir—My John Deerwester | A.B, Ow-n.' “uw. & Wailtor sister and I have decided that if you De. J. M. Christy 0. R. Radford, Or. d. 4. Whipple will exchange, we will let yop take H. Dutcher B. P. Powek Ww B Tyler our bruther and hang him instead Sam Levy of Mr. “Bill” Rudolph, A sour brother is no account and never will be, and maybe Mr. Rudolph would be if you would give him a chance. We got his picture out of the paper and put it up inthe parlor. We think he isa fine looking young man. Now if you will please ex- change for our brother “Jim,” let us | know through The Kansas City Star | {THE WALTON TRU ‘WALTON TRUST CO. OF BUTLER MISSOURI. Capital, . 000.00 Surplus Fand ‘and Profite - Sorento . Almere has ready money on phe ies to beloaned on farms in Bates, Vernon, Barton, and cedar Dade Counties, Mo, VERY LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST on one, three, five or seven ve time, and allow borrowers to pay back part each year if desired, Every land owner wanting a loan sbould call = get our rates and liberalterms Money ready as soon as rs are signed. Wehave a ful) and complete abstract of title to every acre of land or town lot in Bates County from the U. 8 patent and showing all deeds of trust, Sheriff's deeds, tax titles or other conveyances that have been recorded in Bates county. Our Abstract books were ‘un by our Mr. Wm. E, Wal- ton 84 years ago and are written upjidall: froma the county reo- ords, e spr — Abstracts ai Jonnonsbie rices and are responsible for their ¢ t \. press Buraaeng orrectness, EREST PAID ON If you vn idle money for six months or longer th Walton Trust Company will pay you interest on ft. : and we will be on hand for our man, Yours truly, A Kansas Giri, Blown Seventy Feet By Gas. Clay Center, Kan., Aprif 24.—An acetylen gas tank exploded in Clifton, in this county, last night and injured Mrs. C. E. Shuler and a little girl. Mrs. Shuler will not recover. In the evening, as the gas did not work properly, Mrs. Shuler and the girl DIREOTORS——— went toacave back of the house Wn. E. Walton, 4. Es JR. Jenkins where the tank was kept. Mrs, John Deerwester, W. Pees, T.0, Boulware, Shuler went into the cave with a joey LA Voris, 2 oom LP pene, lighted lantern, whereupon the ex- FRANK 4 ‘ALLEN, Sxcr, Wu. EW ‘ALTON, wine, plosion occured. She was blown out of the cave seventy feet and landed in the branches of a tree, The ex- plosion was heard all over Clifton and at Clyde, seven miles away. Many windows were broken in Clifton, Every window in a schoolhouse, ninety feet away, was blown out. The girl will recover, but will lose the| K sight of one eye. Wu, E. Walton, Pres. , Sam Levy Vice Pres G. A, Rebestmnech achioncad Ass’t Sec, Fank Allen, Sec A. A. Peach, Clerk and Bookkeeper ‘Showed Their Displeasure. Springfield, Ill, April 24.—A pecu-| By Har apectacle was witnessed in the|— lower house of the Ulinois legislature. Reversing all precedent, members of the house unanimously remained | seated while the oath of office was administered anew to Representative Frank D. Comerford, recently expell- ed “because of failure on his part to | i substautiate charges which he made|& alleging corruption upon the part of | & fellow members of the legislature.” | & Comerford, after his expulsion, was | & re-elected by his constituents. In-|& variably on previous occasions, members taking the oath have done so fn the presence of all members| & standing. The fiiewcs of Comerford charge that the legislative commit- tee saw to lt that he was not given opportunity to prove his eharges. YOU MAY HAVE Many friends, but you will find none so steadfast, eo ready to respond to your wants, 80 capable of pushing you ahead, as the leather-covered pass book issued by some good bank, You can easily demonstrate this by - by opening an account here. We receive deposits in any amount, and will beglad to have you as a customer. A Denver Doctor’s Suicide. the United States, seeking an ac- counting, was filed in the United States circuit court here to-day by Attorney D. J. Schuyler. The peti- tion is filed in the name of Abraham Sitron and others, policy holders in the society. Sitron says he holdsa 2,000 policy in the society and that his interests are being dissipated by the officers and directors of the society. He names specifically Prest- dent J. W. Alexander and Vice- President James H. Hyde. In the bill President James W. Alexander and Vice President James H. Hyde are charged with misap- propriation of funds and misman- agement. The bill also declared that for ten years the charter of the company and the laws of New York have been violated fnasmuch as the Officials have failed to distribute the profits of the company among the policy holders. Found the Horse. Deputy Sheriff Adkins and David } Mrs. Joseph Munchoff. Claude Hen fs ; Chicago, April 25.—A bill for the| derson Heren,South African diamond | He was traced t: ie appointment of -a—recetver_tor king, has left her his entire fortpne, 4 Equitable Lite Assurance society of} ossimated at $5,000,000. The first news of her good fortune reached Mrs. Munchoff by cable, from Pre- toria while she was visiting in Denver. Heren had been a suitor for her hand since she was a small child, but she refused him and married the con- ductor of a merry-go-ronnd at an Omaha pleasure resort. Heren, dis- appointed, sold out his sirup busi- ness and was next heard of from South Africa, where he had amassed @ fortune. Schwab to Build Warships For Russian Government. Berlin, April 24.—Charles Schwab, accompanied by C. R. Flint, of New York, arrived in Ruesia last Friday to complete negotiations with the Russian government for large orders for warships, armament and muni- tions. The negotiations contem- plate the creation of practically a new Russian navy, and involve an expenditure of $100,000,000. The orders will be distributed to all the R. Clark made a long trip over into| leading ship yards, gun works and Bates county Thureday in search of | 8teel inills of America to facilitate the latter’s mare stolen and traded | *heircompletion. Schwab willactas off by Charles Statts who wasarrest- |General overseer of the building, ed in Clinton. while Flint will have charge of the The thief indicated in a financial arrangements. The con- way where he had traded the horse, | tacts will provide that much of the and alter searching ceveral premises, | °°28truction will be done in Russia, the officer found {t in the barn of a| Bly the material and some of the man-named McComb, thirty miles skilled labor coming from America. eee from the public plunderers, and it northwest of Clinton. They took Nashville, Tenn., 25.—The ofthe animal without ob-| _, as Swed The Test 25 Years, ot See on the instigation of the friends of Mrs. Galloway, the body wasexhum- ed. She positively identified it as that of her husband. Members of the lodge at Dodge City also identi- fied the body as that of J. G. Gallo- way. Whenexhumed the body was found to be {n perfect condition. The only cause assigned fer Galloway’s disappearanceis that he was partial- ly demented. Governor Folk’s Great Work. From th Philadelphia Ledger (Ind.) As a matter of course Governor Folk, of Missouri, has his enemies, and they are now engaged in an ‘ate tempt to show that he did not achieve very much, after all, in his war on boodlers. The number convicted is of the least importance. The great work was in showing that there is such a thing as official probity; that boodlers cannot forever dominate legielative bodies without exposure, and that a district attorney may be superior to all temptation to betray his trust. It is known that he could have commanded almost any sum foalfature. That he did nothesitate, but promptly followed the Path of honesty and duty, did much to strengthen the forces of virtue throughout the land. Denver, April 25.—Dr. I. 8. Wey- land committed suicide’ today by opening an artery {n one leg after administering a hypodermic ee of morphine to lessen the pain of operation. He was despondent be- cause he had been indicted by the federal grand jury for {legal use of the mails. Dr. Weyland came to Denver in 1896 from Bella Feurche, , | FARM | LOANS, To be able to borrow money on real estate on long time, with the privilege of making payments before due, is an adyan- tage which the frugal borrower appre- ciates. We loan money in this way and at a low rate of interest. tathias. & PERCIVAL, 8. D., where he served one term as mayor. Throat Coughs A tickling in the throat; hoarseness at times; adeep breath irritates it; these are features of a throat cough. They’re very de- ceptive and a cough mix- ture won’t cure them. 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