The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 25, 1915, Page 3

Timothy and Glo Wé are long on Timothy and Clover seed and. if ies are going to need any, right now is the time to buy. : Seed -“Eating Potatoes We have a large stock of Red River Ohio and Rose seed potatoes that are first class stock and | our prices right. We also unloaded acar of fancy eating potatoes last week that were grown in Min- nesota and are not mushy like the western irrigat- ed potatoes that you have been using. Ifyou want the best on the market see'us. : We also have:a large stock of Mammoth, Alfal- fa, Sweet and White Clover Seed, Blue Grass, Red Top, Sudan Grass, Cane, Kaffir, Millet and Rape Seeds and our prices are right. _ Oil and Gasoline Stoves Now is the time you will be thinking about: an Oil or Gasoline Stove and if you will call and look over our stock we are sure we can sell to you as we have some of the latest patterns on the market and can sell you a 3-Burner -Oil Stove with glass oven doors from $10.00 up. Come in and look over our line. Onion Sets and Garden Seeds THEY PREDIGT GHEAPER EGGS Spring Buying Will Be Restricted By Lack..of Cold Storage Room, Produce Men Say. Two-Thirds of Delinquent Girls "In State School Are Defective. MANY HAVE POOR EYESIGHT Recent ‘Inspection of Chillicothe Instl- tution Brings Out Some Startling Facts, Says Dr. Pyle. Chicago, March 20.—A scarcity of cold storage room will result in mak- ing lower prices for eggs, butter and poultry this spring and higher prices next fall and winter, produce men here declare. Cold storage warehouses have un- usually large quantities of meats and apples for this time of year and this accounts for the scarcity of room. The ‘| stocks of hog products in Chicago warehouses at the beginning of this month were 34 per cent larger than @ year ago, and owners of apples put in storage last fall have not been able to market them as extensively. as they expected, The same conditions are said to exist in other cities. The purchase of eggs, butter and poultry in April; May and June, When they are most plentiful, to hold for the fall and winter trade, when produc- tion is least, serves to hold spring prices up and winter prices down in ordinary years, but storagé this “year will be less than usual, produce men Say, unless some of the cold storage That delinquent girls in the state industrial school for girls at Chilli- vothe are largely defective in sight, hearing or vision, or abnormal! in some other way, is the conclusion reached by Dr. W. H. Pyle of the University of Missouri, who recently made an in- spection of the inmates of the school. There were 240 girls in the home be- tween the ages of 7 and 21 years, most of them being 16 to 18 years of age, Under the state law, these girls had been convicted of vagrancy or other offenses not pnnishable with death or ‘life imprisonment, or their associations had been immoral or crim- sor es inal, or they had been so incorrigible oom no Weini lise aivecated) Hoon: they could not be controlled by par- = ents or guardians, FEDERAL GAME LAW IS VOID Of the 240 girls, 140 needed the at- — - tention of an occulist. Seventeen girls} jygge Pollock Knocks Out Migratory had defective hearing. Dr. Pyle said: Bird Law by Decision in “There is a close relation between Kansas Case. mental deficiency and crime. Our fig- ures would indicate that about one- third of these delinquent girls are normal and about two-thirds subnor- mal. When young people are com- mitted to such an institution as this they should be carefully examined mentally and physically, classified ac- cording to their ability and each trained according to the ability shown. | Every physical defect should be cor- Topeka, March 22.—In a decision just filed with Morton Albaugh, clerk of the United States district court, Judge John C. Pollock of the federal district court holds that the federal game law, generally known as the Mi- gratory Bird Law, is unconstitutional. Judge Pollock holds that the United States Congress has no jurisdiction rected if possible. However, the real} over the game in any of the states, and solution of ‘moral delinquency is to that the separate states only, and not get hold of possible delinquents. early | the federal government, have the right in their lives,” : .| to enact laws for the regulation or (pend Sev cees | protection of game. EXPECTING BIG BERRY CROP -—The-casein-whieh the-decision—is} aay % | written originated in Fort Scott. George LL. McCullagh, a banker of Ga- lena, Dexter Sapp and H. B. Savage were arrested on complaint filed by We have a large stock of first class Onion Sets and a large stock of the Luther Burbank Garden Seeds. If you want garden seeds that are right up- to-date it will pay you to try the Luther Burbank varieties. Farm Implements and Hog Wir We have a large stock of Corn Planters, Stalk Present ‘Conditions of Plants Said to Indicate a Larger Yield Than . 4 Last. Year. Fred Robertson, United States dis- Cutters, Listers, Disk and Smoothing Harrows, = trict attorney, on a charge of shooting Sulky and Gang Plows, Riding, Walking and Disk Strawberry growers’ associations | ducks out of season and in violation haye been formed in twenty-four towns | of the federal law. A demurrer to the of the Ozark region in the last few} complaint was entered by the defend- months to market this year’s crop in} ants and the present decision is -in the northern Arkansas and southern| ruling on this demurrer, Missouri fields,~ The condition of the} The decision is of interest, not ofly Plants at this time indicates that the| to the sportsmen of Kansas, but to yield will greatly exceed that of last| those of‘all other states. year. Associations have been formed he sls Sneia eees aces tense, /SCOTT BRINGS IN PIUTES Van’ Buren, “ Rudy, Mountainburg, Fayetteville, Farmington, Johnson, t Chief of Army Staff Takes Renegade Indians Into Bluff, Utah, Single- Rogers and Avoca, in Arkansas, and Butterfield, Monett, Peirce City, Neo- sho, Carthage, Sarcoxie, Seneca, Ve- Handed. rona, Purdy, Marionville, Logan, Re-| Ses Bluff, Utah, March 22.—The Pifite Indian uprising in Utah is over, Briga- public, Racine, Wentworth and Bill-/ ings, in Missouri. iS In addition to these small associa-| died General Scott, chief of staff of tions the Ozark: Fruit Growers’ Asso- the United States army, returned here ciation will handle the output of its Saturday with Old Polk, Tse-Ne-Gat members. and other members of his gang as his There is one grower in the Ozark re-; prisoners. General Scott took the In- gion who produces strawberries in suf: diang single handed. Six men had been ficient quantities to ship in carload) \j)jeq and many wuonded in earlier lots alone. He is E. N. Plank of De- fighting between the Indians and mem- catur, Ark. .He has 150 acres in| perg of the posses headed by United strawberries. States Marshal Nebeker, In addition to Old Polk and his son, whose arrest was sought on a murder charge, General Scott brought with him Chief Posey and the latter's eld- est son, E Scott effected the capture of the renegades without firing a shot. Nav- ajo runners located the Indians near . Cultivators, Grain Drills, Land Rollers, Manure Spreaders, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, etc. We handle the John Deere full line, besides some other good makes, and at this time are making some special prices on Manure Spreaders. We have a large stock of American and Electric Weld Field Fence and are making some. very. low prices on a few sizes that we are closing out. ~ Hardware and Groceries We have the largest and best selected stock of Hardware and Groceries in Bates County and our prices are right.- We appreciate your business and -will try to make prices to get more of it... Thanking you for your patronage, we are BENNETT-WHEELER MERC. CO, Phone No. 82 P.S. We buy all kinds of country produce and pay the highest market price—cash or trade. Bring in your Poultry, Butter and Eggs. Taney County Stays “Dry.” Taney county went dry by a ma- Jority of approximately seven hundred | votes. Branson was the only town in the county in which the “wets” pre- dominated. The vote there was 130 to 110. The “drys” carried Hollister, Pleasure resort of the “Shepherd of | to 12, and Forsyth by a vote of 127 to | and it was through the friendly Nav- ajos that Scott conducted his negotia- tions. He was able to convince Old Polk and his followers that they would ve given fair, play by the government, if they would surrender peacefully. 29. The county has been dry the last six years. Searched for Buried Treasure. Belief that a large treasure was bur- fed near Sedalia many years ago Ea Sea ay CSA caused treasure seekers to search on Snowslide Killed 50 Miners. the farm of Harry Keel, two miles. Vancouver, B. C:, March 23.—Fifty south of Sedalia the other night., ™iners were killed and as many more Several residents of that vicinity re-| Vere injured today by a snowslide. It turning home after midnight saw %WePt away several bunkhouses at the light from torches used by the search-| Brittannia Mine, at Howe Sound, Brit- ers and a visit the next morning to| ‘8h Columbia, according to a dispatch the spot where the searchers were "received here. Besides the bunk- seen revealed a large excavation in houses, part of the aerial tramway of the ground. For years past there has ‘he mine was carried away. been talk that a large sum of money inane era was buried on the Keel farm in the Civil War. A Bluif On most anything once, but you can’t make it go twice on things to eat. _ Groceries have to be good or we don’t eat them. Williams always gives you good things toeat. Best quality in everything. _. We have an unusually good line of Dried Fruits, Canned Goods and Package Goods, all fresh and good. “This is gardening time. We have Seed ‘Potatoes, Gnion Sets and Garden Seeds. We also have all gardening tools, Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Forks, Etc. Come and see us. eas i Four Vessels Lost in Storm. Algeciras, Spain, March 22.—Four sailing vessels with Spanish dock la- borers on board have been lost in a St. Joseph Politician Dies, great storm. It is estimated 300 per- ‘John F. Johnson, for many years' 80ns on board the vessels were prominent in politics at St. Joseph, is| drowned. One hundred vessels of va- dead. He was 55 years old. He served , “ious nationalities have taken refuge two terms as city comptroller and one | fom the storm in the Bay of Alge- term on the board’ of public works. ee = | Sapulpa Residents Injured in Storm. asi BL ale bean asia oo aes Sapulpa, Ok., March-19.—Three per- farmer near Pineville, is the mother of | sone, Vcore ee noe ee triplets, all boys lies afew Sign kao. | fences destroyed and small buildings ba Bias tea i So. | blown over when a miniature tornado The mother loing well and the struck a residential section of Sapul- bles are thriving. 3 Pa late this afternoon. : -EJi Penter of Columbia Dead. “ T T Re Eli Penter, 80 years old, a pioneer tase an ee ye ee eitizen of Boone County, died recently | ish steamers have ‘been topedoed by in a hospital at Columbia. He was 8n/ German submarines. The G a er CE aac, smirk. steamer Hyndford was torpedoed in and held three degrees from-the Unt-| the ve ake ts triad al emt on ae steamer Blue Jacket was also attack- St. Louls Dramatic Editor Dead. | °4 And sunk without warning. Ripley D. Saunders, dramatic. and | N aia Pal : Hterary editor of the St. Louis Post.) Porn Mga Watek eeoee Dispatch, is dead of acute gastritis. | trom the three ba’ . ae et ten He-was 58 years old and had been in| american Navy ta" Deeauen "1914, setive newspaper work twenty-six totaled only ninety, according to the | : | Navy Department. i - Yours, - : Soring Millinery At Popular Prices Your trade wxill be appreciated -FUHRMAN & TINGLE. Aeroplanes in War. three trial shots, one is supposed to has | £0 over the target and the next one h that th f ; | to fall short, then the aviator signals shown that the aeroplane is not an the result and the range is readjusted effective war maching except for and the third one rarely misses the scouting and for that purpose it is Of target. The men who man the bat- inestimable value. Some military tery have never seen the enemy, men say one aeroplane is worth a) who may, be on the opposite side of whole regiment of cavalry. The hil} miles away. An English captain aeroplane soars over the enemy’s| who was invalided home some time position not unlike a huge hawk until /ago, said his company has lost four the aviator locates the enemy’s officers and fifty per cent of its men batterys, wagon train or other im-| since the war commenced and had portant part ofsthe army. He then | never seen the enemy. = signals his own battery, miles away; It also has a moral effect which The present European war and when he is immediately over the Should not be overlooked entirely. 4 ; Fi Tare . 1 ...An aeroplane suddenly appearing : object he signals his height which 48] over a body of men already under a ‘ shown by instruments, also the dis-| severe mental strain is apt to prove % tance from his battery which then fires | demoralizing. ° Dodge Brothers L. 2 Motor Car Ordinary good practice has not been good enough—in every detail you will find the exceptional. . The springs are made of Chrome Vanad- ium steel. The leaves are thinner because of the strength of this steel, and there are more of them, They are self-lubricating. The net result-ts maximum strength with maximum resiliency The wheel base is 110 inches The price of the car complete is $785 f. o. b. Detroit > W. W. HENRY GARAGE Phone 395 North Main Street Butler, Missouri SEESE’S MEAT MARKET) — Will Sell the best grades of Sugar Cured Skinned Ham at.17c Lard at, . 12¥%c ~ A “We only handle the best grade of Sausage, Frankfort’s, Bologna, Boiled Ham, Minced Ham and the very best Bacon. We kill our own cattle and hogs—the best we can buy. Sothereis no reason why we should not have.your trade. : "'s Meat Market *Phone No. 167 South-east corner square. — at Seese Butler, Mo.