The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 17, 1910, Page 9

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The Matter of Average Speed Per Day Again Plays Parts in Argument. |to Cape Columbia. The | Speed he had made before to | rs to show that ‘“‘ten to twelve miles ¥si- | considered the limit of human endur- Bartlett left him was 9.06 miles per day, so} Peary must have made nearly three times as great speed after Bartlett left him~as he did before, in order to}. reach the pole.”’ Mr. Macon declared that Mr. Pea- ry’s own statements showed that he equalled this speed but twice during the entire journey to the pole. The! first day he started from land he made 26 miles in fourteen hours of forced march, “which Mr. Peary has told.us was about the limit of human endurarice.”’ Mr. Macan quoted Lieutenant Shackleton, General Greeley and oth- per day or slightly more, perhaps, is ance, traveling over polar seas."’ Forty-five Agricultural Scholar- ships For the University of Missouri. The practical instruction in Agri- culture which is now being offered by the University has attracted the attention of the entire state. More recently the railroads of Missouri have come to believe that every man who receives instruction in Agricul- ture at Columbia and settles along their line is an economic asset. After careful investigation of the work of the Agricultural Department of the University of Missouri, the Frisco Railroad has decided to offer forty- five scholarships, each valued at $100.00. One scholarship will be awarded in each county through which the Frisco Railroad passes in Missouri. This sum of money will pay the en- tire expenses ofa student for the four months winter course in Agri- culture, begining November 1, 1910. The scholorship will be given to the young man over sixteen years of age who grows and exhibits the best ten ears of corn in each county. This corn will be grown under the direc? tion of the College of Agriculture and _ Washington, March.—By a prac- tically unanimous vote the subcom- mitte house nava lcommittee decided against bestowing the reward upon Commander Robert F. Peary until he had furnished further proofs that he |’ discovered the North Pole. “1 confess that I am rather skep- tical about Mr. Peary’s ever having discovered the pole,” declared Mr. Macon before the committée, ‘‘and I am going to protest against any honor ' being conferred upon him by con- gress until he has established beyond areasonable doubt, that he did dis- cover it, and it must be established jn the open and not in the dark.”’ He expressed himself as being ‘‘in- dignant at the thought of being called upon as a representative of the Amer- ican people to confer a high honor upon any one of its citizens in the dark.”’ _ All legislation by congress, he said, ought to be over and above board. Mr. Macon said he wanted to direct finally judged by an expert judge at a county corn show to be held in the fall. LIFE SENTENCE FOR NEGRO BRUTE. fe Insanity Defense Saved Kansas City Fiend From the Gallows —Assaulted Little Girls. Kansas City, Mo., March 14.—Wil- liam Jackson, the negro janitor, will have to serve a life sentence in the Missouri penitentiary for attacking several white girls in the boiler room of the apartment house near Thir- teenth and Washington streets, where he was employed two years. The jury was out more than an hour Thursday afternoon and at 5:150’clock brought in a verdict fixing the penalty at ninety-nine years in prison. Three other cases are pending against Jack- son on the same charge. Andrew H. 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Local Freight 292. Trains South (No. 209, ee 207 Traine North (No. 204..... oe 00, Local Freight | 291. ( West, departs. it, arr Kas' ves. Interstate Sundays depai EBBB BBBS BBSee Freight trains do not carry passengers, All freight for forwarding muet be at depot | notlater than eleven o’clock # m or be held | for following days forwarding Freight for | Interstate Division must be delivered before | fiveo’clock p. m, No freight billed for this | train in morning. E. 0. Vanpgrvoort, | Agent. | a ee al ee | GEORGE N. BABCOCK, AUCTIONEER General Live Stock and Farm Sales. | and Cleveland, Graduate of the Mo. Auction School | Indianapolis and Chicago, second | at Trenton, Mo. Your business so-| licited. Let me arrange your bills. | 16-2m* Spruce, Mo., R. F. D. 1. Compelled to Put It on Ballot. | Jefferson City, March 13.—Unless | the validity of’ the initiative amend-; ment, or of the petitions filed under | it by the prohibitionists, are success- | 49-¢¢ fully assaulted by the wets, the pro-| hibition amendment must go to the ’ The Missouri Pacific have through | |package car service which delivers | |merchandise from New York in But- ler on the fifth morning out, fourth | Morning seatigg! 4 from Cincinnati | thi | rd morning from | morning from St. Louis. Will be glad to furnish you routing orders which will insure quick time. OR. J. M. NORRIS, Eye, Ear and Throat Specialist Eyes Tested Free and Glasses Prop- erly Fitted. Office on south side The Officers and Directors OF The Missouri State Bank AND The Walton T rust Co. Cordially invite their customers and friends to come in and inspect their new quarters. They will be extended Every Courtesy. attention to one ‘“‘discrepancy in Mr. | North Dakota and now a resident of Peary’s story.”’ This was the speed|Kansas City, was foremean of the which the explorer declared he made| jury. Several members of the jury from the time Captain Bartlett left} voted for hanging. After deliberat- him until. he reached the pole. Mr. | ing more than an hour one ballot was people for their approval or disap- | DR, E. N. CHASTAIN proval next fall. Secretary of State | Butler, Mo Roach is compelled by law to put the Office over American Clothing House over Times Office | amendment on the official ballot, and Residence High Street | Peary said that for five days he made|taken.and the verdict of ninety-nine 26,4 miles a day but Mr. Macon said|years was made unanimous, Those this appeared very singular in view} who refused to concur in the death of the fact that the Peary party had | penalty contended that Jackson had made but 9.06 miles per day up to the | been injured in steel works in Chi- “The hing part of | in.a hospital; that he was renderedal- statement,”’ said Mr. Macon, “is the| most blind and had become feeble- he traveled every|minded. One of the defenses was left that he was insane. : The evidence. was that by promis- his |ing* graphophone music, Jackson in- “< .. }dticed several girls, ranging in age room. He also distributed gifts Then — sev-| the saloons are confined to cities of DENTIST re. them money, | over 2,500 people. There are 3,888 Builer, Missouri ‘handkerchiefs| saloons, which pay annually to the East Side of the Square }. anid invited them | state and counties $3, 145,500, of which ;: Phone No, 312 — T. C. BOULWARE | -Of thé 3,888 saloons, about 2,300 Physician & Surgeon he will do so unless restrained by the Office Phone 213 Res. Phone 195 supreme court. ee This removes the_ prohibition OR. J. M. CHRISTY aes tk chcanioet totes on | Diseases ot Women and Children a Specialty pai pl ive cani lor the legislature, and this question will | Mice over A. H. Culver Furn. CO. not now enter into the selection of | Office Phone 20 House Phone 10 legislative candidates by either party. > = The Missouri State Anti-saloon ; League is opposed to the submission OR, ‘. —— of prohibition next fall, believing that the time is not rife for that step. | Eatrance See ets to R 1. Superintendent Moore has said that! jy ‘ i the siebsbetoie ec Acedia’ Giahetat, “ forth side square _ Butler, Missouri There are 65 entirely dry counties and 19 others partly dry. In these DR. H. M. CANNON in St. Louis and 616 in Kansas! Office North Side Butl anh : Mo, Diseases of Bh Bed and patrons a daily live stock market re- port. . Sth—It gives to its patrons without cost the protection afforded by one of the latest burglar proof safes. IT IS NO SECRET! It is plain to be seen why the PEOPLES BANK CONTINUES TO GROW 1st—Its officers are men who have been tried long in positions of trust. They have prov- en themselves to be conservative and economical. Py 2nd—It has a board of directors composed of seventeen successful farmers and business men, 3rd—It prohibits the loaning of its funds to its officers and employees. 4th—It has for the convenience of its friends 6th—It always has ample funds to loan to de- serving borrowers. 7th—It is (in fact) ‘‘A Bank on which you can Always Bank." The Rexall Store -. The Chi-Nam-E]l Store The Eastman Kodak Store The Lowney’s Candy Store The Lee’s Incubator and Stock Remedy. Store - The Prescription Drug Store Ahi Bes Ss SAFE EY aoe