The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 4

TED IN KANSAS 4 ie We sabe JOST DEFEA The Butler Weekly Times ae New Spring Printed on Thursday of each week. | pee 1 . - * ane Republicans Victors in an Elec- BOBT. D. ALLEN, Editor and Msr.| tion in Which There Were Ss i } No Party Lines. h oes Kansas City. Mo. April 4.— Leama Vo Edwards Ren ican lnominee for Mayor, today defeat- For men, women, boys © and a Mayor Henry Li. Jost’ ‘Dem. girls, eeeaicel tS! ection. by 10,000 ing e Walkers Spee Entered at the Post Office of But 1 the latter Packar i Yer, Mo. as second-class mail matter, : wet eee ackard 4 e oe eae, [elected Chief Executive Classe ; Dame ashion PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR pote by 9,987 ie Childrens wash dre to es ATotiman) Jolin. P.. OF Niel und 47 00) Sees sume | rdiiles Bulger, the Pendergast . Middys ANNOUNCEMENTS jeandidates for’ Aldermen, whe — Best shirt 1. {Tan independent, as the Shannon — Press Gingham 10e to 1de. he} faction refused in convention to Red Crest Table Linens, All “\nominate them, were re-elected. linen 65¢ to $1.50 yard. | Republican candidates fe Linen Crash 10¢ to 20¢, ithe balance of the ticket, with) “Cotton Crash 71-2 and 8 ns ception of the Fifth Ward, Linens for fancy work 15e yard Ce es a oe “T HE final word has been spoken on Easter Neached muslin 10e, styles. Possibly you have waited until Rests mber of the house sest ble do muslin 10e, s morge had no Republican opposi- Vide Sheetings. * y i sie pce eae A the last moment to complete your Holiday ee lenin ie nauanel Gee wardrobe, Perhaps you were afraid of buy: : Te eee ie to. ». | NF In haste and wearing in repentance. ee Court when th te Col Edward But- 1 5;, 2 ae ; North Dintrict ler bolted die ae ticket Ve to 500, Now, the last style-word has been end supported Talty, . Night Gown and Pajama checks said. Dame Fashion has no more in- vo Republicans do not. consider 49 7.96, Te, 19% MO eee iiae Structions to give. Styles are just as . they will and must be. And, now that you are ready to choose, you are invited to our show- rooms to select from-—6ur complete stock of top-style, top-quality garments. If you are bewildered by the very profusion of our numberless stylés and models, call in an expert for ad- vice. Our salespeople will be proud and delighted to give their opinion as to what becomes you best and what will serve you most faithfully. es and Laces nty Court Ce Distrlet HENTAI pul The Quality Store CAtreuit Judge, sth Judicial District in no 4 in- Navy Bhie Spring Coats, 6.50! Wansas ¢ will do to $12.50 The nl was nd tat he Was that we may go to the Christian dy tomuster up his forces and Chupeh, You are most cordially y forthe na- d to the services of: this 0, a short service so LIES TO MAKE WAR. help seore a vieto Invi Aliwabvasneutned jtional and state ticket next Now onureh i : . ter i ee ne i Suits, $12,50 to $30.00 SO ee ee ETT Tilfces iacehatate cape ales Talia. Dye VILLA WOUNDED. ; Extra good Values at $15.00 words, No such message has "{ partment in favor of the Shannon- Belststth is Not eet! Tost faction resulted in-the incar- Bandit Leader Reported to Have |- -come from him: th and $12.50 Z eed ana rane ran oemett e Naas i ee aa Lost Leg in Fight with ‘ i ats here and | ¢s One sii ) embers o j organs of these interests w ae agnicen of are eae Carranzaists. | Coats, $5.00 to $20,00 for inonths have songht to buile eee il Ctsnaki, do > Klahive, Francisco Villa stopped long up the belief that this nation |p, ae cue mr enough in his retreat. before the | Extra good Values at $10.00 must.go to war with Mexico. tinis was done after-the poles had| American cavulty to attack tho and $12.50 ee os ee a SII CIOTIEIN Iie eee te DUO ann anh EER Ote pee at Ee CSA UAC SUG WILL Stop eG MNO Aa ngiet ee Hers ‘ Wednesday of last week. Every | A lie which might euueans their} ee inember of the garrison mumber- | Skirts, $3.50 to $10.00 traitorous ends, for it is traitorous | FoR at esl ing 172 men were killed, 6 | ; F to seek to bring on war to ad-| County Court. SCH: Was sitting on his horse in| Silk Waists, $2.50 to $6.00 vance private interests in Mexico, | County Court inet pursuant to the plaza dirceting the fight when | ; This country does not want adjourmiuent Saturday, April ist, he was struck in the knee by ay . E 9 Mexico: the people of the United 116, Indges Ro 2. Campbell, A. lutlet His horse reared and | WALK R-McKIBBEN S States do not want to intervene in B. Owen and W. TE Lowder pres: Villa pitched headlong to the} Mexico or to take one Single Stepilont and county clerk Frank Hole ground where he was picked up} The Quality Store Silk Petticoats $4.50 that can be avoided in directing and and Sheriff Harve Johnson aneonseians by hisomen anid ear. | the affairs of Mexico. Yet every. | in attendance y ried to a private residence, It | thing conecivable his heen done! y Hl. Stone presents the follow. reported that the lew had to be! ; = to make us believe that our honor|ing warrants fo cancellation : amputated to sa vis life, | The officers of the ramy to- in’ the forenoon anid five o'clock if you prefer a healing oil, or a’ demands a war whieh would in vo From there the bandits moved] night insisted that. the veteran. in the afternoon of that day for) pound of hog lard ov vaseline if truth be waged for other men’s General State Road, 16.00, horth to San Geronimo ranch | Colonel had set up two records the purpose of satisfying said you want a eal nae ndauanage gold Salary, £64.02. . where they were attacked by Col.j whieh it will take many years to. debt, interest and’ costs. hottle of Fa Healing Remedy. It istime to stamp on this! County Hon 8.97, Dodd with detachments of the! surpass. Sebi 7 M.S. HORN, Tt simply can't be heat) by any thing. It Js time to recognnize it] Contingent, 4 seventh and tenth cavalry, Af- oe Trustee, salve or liniment made, And see Hy Nav Chey | ywship School, : enttered and Hed | ng an Times. Hurts, Screw Worms over 60 cents. Farris Healing Clear cool-headed think ng is the Township School, 600,00, 60 dead in’ the’ field Jneluding : Bros «e ve) ‘ . | Remedy is sold by us on the Mon- ne thing ve sae deprive them | Partiper, $4380.02, ee near esae Gen ‘ Eliseo oe eS ae : be To make the best cure for such | ey Back Plan. or their power for harm, | Monthly statement of Cireuit Hernandez, Four cavalry men ywoaWay ashes anc MSO ae nhs ya pi F linseed oil, | 25 any ahs : : [Clerk HO. Maxey approved, were wounded. Two machine] We raise dogs and buy hogs. We i ulles, bay &. plat of linseed oi, 280, KM din (C.C. Rhodes. Highway Engineer ordered to guns, a number of rifles. ammu-| grow weeds and buy vegetables == AN INTERESTING COINCIDENCE. |jnspect ridge across Mormon nition and equipment fell into the}and brooms. We cateh fish with New York Worlil Fork near its mouth and bridge hands of the victors. ja $4 rod. We build school hous s : De ; ‘ san. {between Adrian and Archie, — Villa’s career seems toebe end-jand send our children to be edu- aker (he three (inital States Sen- known as the | Maekle — Fish ed, his power has been broken,|cated away from home. And at) CUS WIIG SHCANOSE Nene in My: Bridge and make report of the His death or capture is only a}last we send our boys out with a ing Mexican SR ah aU TAT Ole mating question of days, perhaps only | #40 gun and a $19 dog to hunt 10- Home Gaft Week BD ala tea heh aa F. M. Woods appointed superin- honrs-——-sueh is the ~ conclusion A os game.—-Vorth County y nS * Senator Fall has eetenatve min- | tendent of tie a ; sag hy file | See a Bs a ing interests in Mexico, His-pur- t seed i agri he gies Fe dee MOULGen ike te ‘ Shiaaaic tic. Looking for charming ideas ¥ es ee Feber te oO ce eS ate r bridges i od, deTed i U i , le. tor dec ine v > fon A a aaa the following locations: One, east main hidden, even in the moun- t ‘ : for decorating your home? ae. pa ag 4 aepliine side section 16, Howard township; tainous wastes in which he has a ie oe “ si cP ae i Have you seen the Home Craft aon two, between section 11 and 12. sought refuge. : we wi ie a Rey dade ry een Week display in our Upholstery Senator Borah is one of the nu. | Hudson township. Z The scene of Col. Dodd's vie- i i Uae, s sy as ae a sof. Department? merous Republican aspirants for Highway Engineer authorized tory is a broad valley Iving at the | and recorded in the sane Ne e . at jenty.and Reet Jently {t@ construct bridge on Mound head of the Rio Santa Maria. On fice within and for Bates county, The ideas are there—and_ the ees ae Bs te aan “| Branch between sections 2 and 11 the west rise the barren foothills Mo., in Book No. 214, at page oa merchandise with’ which to car- Sinathe Gallinger- 3s the old} Mt. Pleasant township, provided of the continental divide, and to} convey ae the pare oe ry them out in harmony with any word: luaderor tlhe Republican citizens do all hauling and pay | the east is a trail made famous|tee the following described rea color or_ decorative scheme prices Pa i “Ito treasurer $440%in cash, by. Villa, which leads through the]estate lying and being situate in = minority in the penate: : Court met Monda April 3, Laguna de Castilla district te!the county of Bates and State of We want you to notice particu- All three of these eminent 1916, as Board of Equalization: (Santa Ysabel. It was towai’ . Ussouri, to-wit: larly the remarkable beauty and statesmen = i tat week! | Santa Ysabel that he was believed) All of paged one hundred variety of our stock of Lace Cur- pein fe eae SYEUCE | Oe) fi ; to be heading when the troopers} (100) and also that part of tains and Nets. Lace for the win- ward Mexico, But, curiously, | Presbyterian Church Services. of the Unnited States swept down] what was originally ‘Tenth dows is demanded by present enough, all three of them voted George R. Scroggs, pastor. ‘from the north upon his camp. street, but now which has_ | drapery styles and our showing of fe eerany and -againat | the Sabbath school 9:30, J. E. heen vacated in the town of | window lace includes an almost United States on the armed- Harper, superintendent. _ Washington, D. C., March 31.— Walnut, now called Foster, | endless assortment of dainty de- merchantmen issue. They were! At the 11 o'clock service will|The feat of Col. George A. Dodd| Bates County, Missouri. ; signs. i Ale - bayer 7 sip tead lis occur the administration of the) and his flying column in rounding Which conyevanee was made in ¥s { aise pe ee a ceeo ele: More ite * | Lord's supper, the TS viet ‘ah band = feces 2 trust - . i aa aed 2) ae * - | installation of the newly eléctec dash of 55 miles, made in one certain note fully described aia iitainn . at oe oa Sena then in the hua: eldena inal deacons, and the recep-, hours, has never been equaled,|in said deed of trust: and where- dS CULLEN S55 scan CE Se a $1.00 pair to $6.00 pair Betas Seng Anat ' regia tion of members. Those desiring | according to officers of the Gen-|as, default has been made inthe} Special lot for ............000. 0000.0 c eee Rieawed we eee $1.98 i Botner Meena haji to unite with the _ehureh will | eral Staff and the Army War Col- payment of said note and the | to $1.25 ia the United States headed by please meet the session in the pri-| lege. : , same is now past due and unpaid. : ; : O PLce ; : nd the .Chi.|mary Sabbath school room just; The achievement is regarded as| Now therefore, at the request Curtain String). 2.624 6255. ie. cts aces --10¢ to 50c yard 3 the ig ee papers and the . Chi- at the close of the Sabbath school, all the more remarkable in view]of the legal holder of said note Y : : ‘ane Iraw thei 7 Junior Christian Endeavor 3) of the fact that the ddsh was/and pursuant to the conditions| Sunfast Draperies ....... SN Sas o> oie ttt ee sees 50c yard up Headers may ( his, ered <u p. m., subject, “The Church a/made through a mountainous ter-|of said deed of trust, I will pro- Cretonnes 10e to 65e yard conclusions from this statement 0 Home for Our.Souls.”’ Acts 4:31-/| ritory and that Col. Dodd himself | ceed to sell the above described fi a Se ee ee Ne ee SR = we 7am - fact 33. Intermediate and senior/is the veteran cavalry officer of| premises at public vendue to the Bist : és i a Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. sub-/ the army. highest bidder for cash, at the} Portiers and Couch Covers, See our new stock of Rugs. For Rent. ject, ‘What My Denomination; Under the statutory require- east front door of the Court Expects From Its Young People,’’! ment, Col. Dodd will be retired| House in the city of Butler, coun- W lk -IVff Ki 9 80 acre farm one half mile] Psa. 84:1-2. jby reason of age on July next,/ty of Bates, State of Missouri, on a er: ec ] ns ce. north Black school house. Preaching 8 p.m. Prayer and|when-he will reach his sixty-| Saturday, April 29, 1916, 22-tf N. M. Nestlerode. [teachers meeting Wednesday | fourth birthday. _ | Between the hours of nine o’clock The Quality Store