The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 31, 1910, Page 6

The Butler Weekly Times Printed on Thursday of each week J. D. ALLEN, Editor and Proprietor Entered at the Post Office of Butler, Mo., a8 second-class mail matter PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR —<$<<— — ANNUUNCEMESTS. We are authorized to make the following an- nonncements for Democratic nominations be- fore the August 1910 primaries: RECORDER. F. M. WOODS, Deer Creek Township. De C, MIZE, New Home Twp. JOET. SMITH, Mt, Pleasant Township. JOHN STANGLE, Osage Township. J. M, CHAMBERS, Elkhart Township, Cc. W. RAY, Cc, 0, DUKE. JAMES F GRAGG, Mound Township. COUNTY CLERK. W H, DUNN, Grand River Township. Cc. G, WEEKS. CIRCUIT CLERK. HERMANO MAXEY, Howard Township T. D. EMBREE, T. J, WHEELER, Homer Township. PROBATE JUDGE. CARL J, HENRY. | J, A, SILVERS, | PRESIDING JUDGE COUNT COURT. | A.D. HYDE, Prairie lownship. ASSOCIATE JUDGE, SOUTH DIST. | W.H LOWDER, New Home Township. JUDGE NORTP DISTRICT. Ww. ¥, WOLFE, Deer Creek Townsbip PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. W. 8 DAWSON. DeWITT C. CHASTAIN, | POLICE INCI Y POLITICS. | { Governor Hadley’s press agent at; Jefferson City, in the batch of stuff} he weekly dishes up for the Republi-| can papers of the state, studiously | avoids mentioning about the running | of the governor’s police machine in| Kansas City. The action of his police commissioner in St. Louis to discredit all the officers of the police force from the chief down, who happen to ‘be Democrats, is so flagrant and inde- cent that it is meeting with the gon- demnation of the labor organizations and all the best people of the city, but, a thousand times worse is the meth-; ods of his Kansas City police in an ef- | fort to carry the city elections by in- timidating white voters and cajoling | the negroes, licensing them in their depredations, even to the extent of assaulting white women upon the streets. If one-tenth of the stories as told of the horrible outrages commit- ted in Kansas City and winked at by the police, on instruction from Gov- ernor Hadley’s police board, is true, would be justified in rising in their might, running every policeman into the Missouri river and hanging every wards sent as souvenirs to the Gov- ernor, who alone is responsible for such damnable outrages, for the sole can, The prosecuting attorney of Jackson county has had three police- eae a ans 6 with at - timidate voters. Thirty negroes have Every Woman the better element of Kansas ‘City | negro crook, and the ropes after-| call purpose of carrying the city republi-| tin, ‘ous use of this power been used, as| the present member, a good trounc- mant engineet wid P } FE socal: i s, penciled by govern-|apt to be a play at cross Ses. time Monday eve four dog | under the Hadley administration. ing. —_—_—__—_——_- ment draftsmen ina tate on: gov- Pin making amap you are in too|carcases were ny, ey and a =_—=_smm! Couldit be possible that the trip of }ernment presses. county maps|much of a ; will| number of very sick dogs were in Ata meeting of the Democratic edi- | our sensational Governor to the wilds | there are lenty, both good bad and lure. Itis|evidence. Deputy Clerk Will Week’s tors of the 6th Congressional District, | of southern Missouri, in which he is indifferent as to quality and scattered | onl; ful the deed |little pointer got a dose, ‘but led for Harrisonville on Saturday, | repo har ishe here there and every where. One the part of the draftsman | medical attention saved . April 9th, 1910, the followin, speak i trouble with most county maps is i engravi Bullock's ers have been invited to deliver ad- i that when one wishes to locate lands rooms that the of po dresses: Peyton A. Parks, of Clin- i i rod octet goon! og og areeither|can be made. For several | chairman of the Congressional —_— lines so confused | have been working on the tax Committee; E. W. — of Colum- hi intelligence bia, President of the Democratic State GREAT SILK SALE Begins.....F riday Morning 8 O'clock A fortunate purchase for spot cash at a price away below man- ufacturers price enables us to offer you 600 YARDS FANCY SILKS Regular 65c grade—all this season’s make. The stylish stripes and checks, mostly changeable backgrounds. Especially adapted for dresses, waists, and misses and childrens dresses. Sale price 39c 150 Yards of Moire and Crystal Silks Regular $1 silks. Especially adapted for dresses, suits and long coats. Sale Price A9c Come early and secure a good selection as at these prices they cannot last long. Walker-McKibbens , 4 been sworn in as policemen by the district, when Republicanism has tak- a wife of Joseph remained be-| for this is easy to find. All county|cannot but be of immense value to Marks police board, given uniforms|ena deeper root. There will be a| hind only three days, when her gen- | maps now in use are made by con-/any land owner or tax payer of the as badges of authority and clubs to | full attendance of editors at this meet-| tle spirit took its flight, to join hands | cerns who emgley number of men | county. A. R. Stinson. intimidate white men, who might be|ing. Later, the editor of The Times] with these two old war veterans in and these men hold down their jobs RE” STR rs disposed to vote against the Republi- | is notified that he is on the program, 'their march through eternity. Sure-| not because they can make a map Tough on the Dogs. t can ticket. Nine-tenths of the white | for ‘The Press and the Party.” ly he must indeed be a fool who saith | but because they can sell or take “‘or-| Monday was a black letter day voters of the state, irrespective of | _—E—E in his heart there is no God, who so|ders.”” for Butler dogs that infest the public party affiliations, would repudiate| Ex-Congressman, M. E. Benton, of| wisely shapeth the destiny of such} Time is valuable to their employers square.» For some time a squad of such a course if they rightly under-| Neosho, Captain McDowell, of Joplin | humble followers. while expenses are piling up and|dogs, good, bad and indifferent have stood it. There have been more or |and J. B. Tillman, of Lawrence coun- ed their business is to get over the| practically taken possession of the less charges in the past of police in- | ty, are prospective candidates for the Maps. und and “‘sell’’ and let the other |court house yard and enjoyed dog terference in city politics, but never | Democratic congressional nomination | phere are maps of various sorts, fellow do the making. . life, to no great detriment to any one. in the history of the state has evi- th the ~, pg A neg on of | the most carefully made and accurate| If in taking a wife you are in too| However some one must have a dences of such flagrant and outrage-| these would give Marley Morgan, | of all being the product of govern-|much of a hurry your married life is ch-and put out poison, and ina Press Association; Cornelius Roach, Seci of State, and several of the|dawn and decline of WASHCLEAN The Wash-day Wonder of Modern Science. 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