The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1906, Page 4

“Tread-in” shoes One of the most interesting facts about Selz Royal Blue shoes is the scientific way- in which the lasts are shaped to make the shoe “tread in.” This is one reason why a Selz Royal Blue shoe wears so long; the weight of the body is thrown inward onto the ball of the foot; as nature intended it to be. oe You almost never see a Selz shoe “run over” at the heel; they’re made right. ee ee ae Ask us to show you the Selz Royal Blue shoe $3.50 and $4. HIS SURRENDER WAS JUSTIFIED. The Ships of Admiral Neboga- off Were in a Sinking Condition. 8+. Petersburg, Oct. 22.—The pre- Hminary investigation into the sur- render by Rear Admiral Nebogatoff | of his squadron at the battle of the Sea of Japan is sald to be decidedly favorable to the admiral. The lat- ter, in the official protocol prepared tor his approaching trial by court- martial, emphasizes the hopelessly disabled condition of his two princi- pal ships, the lack of ammunition and the exhaustion of the crews at the time of the surrender. The battle ehip Orel, instead of being almost uninjured, as stated shortly after the battle, was eo damaged May 27, 1905, that her commander asked Admiral Rojestveneky for permis- sion to destroy her. She was on ‘the point of sinking the next ‘morning and had only two heavy gansin action. The battle ahip Nicholas I of the samesquadron also was leaking, one of her 12-inch guns was disabled and her boats were shot away. ‘ An imperial order was published this morning commuting the eenten- ces of the four officers of the Apples Wanted. 3 For storage purposes. We want good first-clas hand picked merchantable apples and will pay the ~ market price for same, Call and get our” prices at once. Do not want Ben Davis, will buy any other good winter variety. CARPENTER & SHAFER MFG. CO., Butler, Mo. A SHORTAGE OF $61,200. thority. This is necessary, a8 ex: D. P. Dyer, Jr., Relieved of Sub- treasury Duty. St. Louis, Oct.—D. P. Dyer, jr,, re- ceiving teller of the United States subtreasury, was relieved of duty. Three expert accountants from. the Treasury department headquarters were busy examining his books to diecover the explanation of a short age of $61,200 found to exist in his accounte. John E, Wilkie, chiet of the nation- | ® Vigorous protest. al secret service, sent here at the re- quest of the subtreasurer, Thomas Against Her Father’s Pardes. J, Akins, is also investigating, with} Topeka, Oct. 22.—Mre. Mary Tay: a view to arresting the person or | lor, of William persons, for theslrortage, | who te serving @ life if tt shall be shown to be the result| Kansas peniten ‘wiih |Otan individual crime or 9 conspir | bie wile, pros at | Sy, and.not ofan error in book-| against, the cage will do to the human system. In case sito | templates asking Congress for au- periments are now limited to re search concerning coloring matter, preservatives and the like. Dr. Wiley’s famous “poison equad” soon will undertake experiments to deter- mine what saltpeter, which is exten- aively used to color meat products, Congress should authorise the experiments with slcohol, it fe believed there will bea rush of vol- unteers toenter the polson clase. The W. C. T, U. fe expected to enter sentence in the for | Dreadful Complaint, Infantile Eo- — zema—Commenced at Top of his Head. and Covered. Entire Body. MOTHER PRAISES CUTICURA REMEDIES tl i z | i i moment, but there {s believed Mexico, it ‘will suffer heavy | sent to Mason, tacit understanding that it will losses. an they were ungrepared for] ® full set of the oat bean over to the next session for full dis-} Such severe weather. 2 oo Pe cir ly,, and ta,aboet cussion. It ts believed, however, ‘There are hundreds of tons of sugar Theos ac tour 2A ran to show ® beets and thousands of barrels of ap- aprt andrei auger ples still tm the open tm the northern Sots sie inn yoer, about ninety part of Colorade and the cold days be was fully recovered, with the continue the Gamage will be very great etaiy of @ rough fers ban J Ukely that the goverament will pre | t0 the ranches, . Hy dietcy a Realty 00s. fer to postpone agitation by puttiny| Telegraphic service throughout the for the Cuticura Remedies off a declaration of {ts Irish policy un. | West te badly hampered and trains tn- been our til the last moment. In the meantime | definitely late. piace the Irish leaders, notably John Red- iy Og jor cer mond here, and T. P. O'Connor in the | Nanas CRY, Ost. OA. Milman he was United States; are indicating that the the most for this wate ee ‘the government's concession of anything | jason yo ts ‘The short of complete home rule will b boundary B yoy Came — “ie ag ape ohare Eilis, Kan., 300 mlles went of here. Joseph Chamberlain's recent {lines*/ 1+ hag been snowing steadily for 13 promises to remove him temporartly | hours in that part of the state and from the galaxy of bold and brilliant | +4. snow, driven by a hea ts parliamentary orators, but he send®} pining up in the cuts, ey wind, rail word that his indisposition will be of way traffic and Fao oy wd with but brief duration and that he expects and ted ped ‘all to return before long and continue and wire ni his tariff propaganda. There: tne Seen Seine tak Veet A/fuen on ee ee J. Balfour will give place to another irritas all else Teese Wee MissouM Pacific Time Table at Butler Station. CORRECTED TIME TABLE, sOUTH BOUND. gerrieemiret 5 = Joplin mail & ‘ ORTH ROUND. Kansas City and St. Louis Ex. 5: Kaneas City mail and Express 1:: Kansas City limited mai! INTERSTATE DIVISION. ‘WR8T BOUND. Mo. 94 Local freightand Pas mixed § 8:00am RAST ROUND. DR. E. N. CHASTAIN. Borer, Mo, Omce over Bennett-Wheeler Mer. Co. f DR. H, M. CANNON, } Dentist, i BUTLER, - MISSOURI. WILL BE IN © leader of the opposition but in spite of thie the peor ogee are that Mr Balfour will continue tn his eld place with Lord Lansdowne directing the op- pac pert — wren ea Ge position forces in the house of lords. » phe Tt is not likely that the government} Albuquerque, N. M., Oct. 22—The will initiate any legislation beyond | Worst blizzard since the great storm that foreshadowed In the king’s speech. | of 1882 was general throuzhout New together with that which was left over from the spring sitting. The session which begins Tuesday wil] be marked by two conflicts, one being the house of lords and the house of commons over the educations bill and the other being the government and the labor party over the work- men’s compensation _ Dill. During the recess now coming to a close the socialistic wing of the labor party has opposed the government’s candidate and the pres- ent measure is considered something of a test of the government’s ability to hold the support of.the labor members of the house of commons. The controversy hetween the house of lords and the house of commons over the education bill may lead to serious consequences, and possibly cause an appeal to the country as the two houses are apparently irreconcil- able over the measure, It fs believed that heavy has obliterated the new plant Utah packing comnany and a g | ! K. Express * LOCAL FRUIGHT #0 M2 Local freight “ bb mixed ar5:15 Residence High Street. 0 & Leal tretght Local Freight Rk City stook . Guiagr, Agen' i Office Phone 213, Residence Phone 196, Missouri Ouster Case Goes Over. Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. 22.—The ouster proceeding instituted by Attom ney General Hadley against the Wa- ters-Pierce Oil company was called in ¥ i I [ i ule lH