The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 25, 1917, Page 7

in. In making financial plans for 1917, do not overlook the ad- vantages of a Checking Account with the Peoples Bank. By re is checked, Jikelihood of the year's earnings the shape of a substantial bank balance. : We welcome individual Checking Accounts. PEOPLES BANK “The Bank on Which You Can Always Bank” Planning tor Next Year ing income and expenditures in a check-book, waste reless spending discouraged and there is a greater Public Sale. Having sold my lease, I will sell at public auction at my residence 5 1-2 miles west of Passaic, 2 miles south and 3-4 mile ease 0 Elkhart, on THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1917 the following described property : 7 Head Horses and Mules—Sor- rel mare 7 years old 1300 pounds, in foal to jack; gray mare 10 years old weight 1250 in foal to jack; bay mare 4 years old, weight 1250 bred to jack; draft horse 2 years old, well broke; driving horse 2 years old, well broke; pair coming yearling mules. 2 extra good milch fresh early; one ealf. Two fat hogs. : About 175 Single Comb White Leghorn chickens. 1917 model Old Trusty incubator. Implements—One good farm wagon, one new buggy, new J. I. Case dise, new Black Hawk corn planter, Deering binder, Emerson sulky plow, Emerson 6-shovel cul- tivator, Janesville dise cultivator, that wheat drill, end gate seeder, 10- foot harrow, new buggy pole, new showing a satisfactory profit in cows, be Notice of Trustee’s Sale. Notice is hereby given; U. 8. ARMY HOME FROM| MEXICAN SOIL BY MARCH 1. Withdrawal of. Pershing Column Will Follow Release of More A Militia. Washington, Jan, 18.—The Per- shing-column-will-be-back in the United States by March 1, This was stated positively today by army officers and war department officials. The first movement of troops home from the border in several weeks was ordered today when the war department instructed 1 General Funston to designate one company from each of the First, Second and Third Kentucky in- fantries to return. to their home stations. This is taken to mean that there will be a gradual with- drawal of a large number of the militiamen still at the Mexiean horder. ; Nothing has been indicated as to when the order to Pershing may be expected, but it is looked for at any hour. ; The first move is the recall of some of the guard now on the bor- _ Teachers Meeting. i Phe teachers of Mt. Pleasant, Summit, Deepwater, Lone Oak, Charlotte and Mound townships and the Butler, Rich Hill, Adrian, and Hume schools held a most in- Friday afternoon. The meeting was opened by a prayer by Rev. R. M. Talbert, of the Christian churel. z C. A. Phillips, dean of the Wat- rensburg State Normal, was pres- ent and delivered a very able ad- dress on the subject, ‘*The Junior High Sehool.”’ C. WE. MeClure, head of the his- tory department of the Warrens- burg school, talked on History and Current Events. Prof. Alphonse Gorrell, prinei- pal of the Butler High School gave a demonstrated lecture on Consolidated High Schools. The moving picture machine of the Butler High School was used to il- lnstrate the lecture, which was structive, One of the best things of the af- ternoon was a demonstration of 'No, 637 Madison Passenger. MISSOURI PECIFIC 'whereas, Lorenzo D. Reedy and i wife, E. ©. Reedy; of Bates Coun- j ty, Missouri, by their certain deed ‘of trust dated January*3rd, 1912, ‘and recorded in the records in the 'Recorder’s office of Bates Coun- ‘ty, Missouri, in book 220 at page | 490, conveyed to the undersigned ‘trustee, the following described ‘real estate, situated, lying and be- " ‘ing in the County of Bates and CORRECTED MAY 7, 1916 ‘State of Missouri, to-wit: NORTH | The East Half of Lot Two No. 2 K. C. PET... ee seers 8:16 (2) of the North West quar- ae wee Fae ue Beer ter of Section Three (3), ex- cept Nine and one half (9 SOUTH No. 1 Joplin Passenger... » 2:00 a. m.| 1-2) acres off of the South No. @ Joplin Passenger . 1:10 p. m, ‘ TA ue ae fi No me Nevada Passenger... §:00 p.m. | side thereof, and except | a INTERSTATE strip Sixteen (16) feet wide (Arrive) ase off of the East side thereot, No. 68 Butler Passenger...... 26 a... g i Secti "y if No, 6 focal Freight.......... 4:15 p.m. | all m Section lhree (3). ‘ Township Horty (40) of WEST Thirty-Tw Wel (Leave) ' Range Thirty-Two anc .| also the North West quarter | of the South West quarter of the South West quarter of Seetion Thirty Four (34), Township Fo: One (41) of Range Thirty Two (82) and No. 643 Madison Local.... All freight for forwardi: at depot not later than 10:00 o'clock a, m. or will be held for following day's forwarding. Freight for Inter- | state Division must be delivered be-; fore f o'clock p. m, No freight billed; for this train in the morning. mewn and local freights carry P88") wontaining (40) acres more sengers. 1, R, TWYMAN. Ageat.) or le { A ‘ EE Re ES 'which said conveyanee was made “PROFESSIONAL CARDS ~ iin trust, to secure the payment of ‘one certain promissory note to- ccmapemeiieiasiaemmmgen | Better. with interest thereon, ac- ‘cording to the terms thereof, ful- DR. J. T. HULL lly set forth and described in said Dentist ure | deed of trust to which reference Entrance same that leads to Fox’s is ahenoiade; ae Studio. ? .| Whereas, default has been North Side Square Butler, Missourt ade in the payment of both the ‘prineipal of said note, and als B, F. JETER in the payment of the — interest Attorney at Law Notary Public | thereon, said note and interest East Side Square Phone 186 having become dne and payable, BUTLER, MISSOURI secured by snid deed of trust, oe rieeee sy ‘and same remains now long past ‘due and unpaid and the legal T. J. HALSEY, M. D. 0. D. ‘holders of said note have i Mitek at eokiaiae jcised their rights under said deed of trust, and declared the whole of said note and interest thereon, to be due and payable. Now therefore, at the = and the fitting 0 wlasses, F BUTLER, MO. Office South Side Square — Phone 15) request D. L. ARBOGA8T General Auctioneer Farm and Stock Sales a Specialty My terms are one per ceut on the dollar | ¢ Phone or write meat FOSTER, MISSOURI said deed of trust and will, sell = Ce —--— all of the above described real es- ‘tate at public ‘highest bidder, at the East front ‘door of the Court House where the Circuit Court is held, in the City of Butler, in es County, iState of Missouri, for cash, on Friday, February 2nd, 1917 }between the hours of nine o’elock -and indebtedness, secured by said jdeed of trust, and the terms and conditions of sitid ieed of trust. 1 will proceed to ey SEE THE CLOTHES exer: | _____ fof: the legal holders of said note; pursuant to} -eeute the powers to me given bY) the estate of Mary Sanders, de- vendue, to the! tg make final settlement thercof, 3-harrel tank, two well pumps, 2 good sets work harness, Crain and Hay—About 100 bushels good corn, 75 bushels good oats, 3 tons good timothy hay hound, ton baled oat straw, some shock corn, All of my household and kitch- en furniture and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS :—All sums of $10 and under cash, on sums over that amount a credit of 10 months will be given on bankable note drawing 6 per cent interest from date if paid when due, if not paid when due to draw § per cent in- terest from date. 4 per cent dis-! count for cash. Lunch will be served Vernon ladies. : G. W. CHAMBERS, Col. C. E. Robbins,and Col. Jeff | MeCombs, Auctioneers, by Mt.| Grant Wolfe, Clerk. Lets Convicts Work on Road. | | Jefferson City, Jan, 19—Em- i ployment of convicts on the state roads and in the manufacture of road building auaterial such as cement, brick and crushed rock, ris provided for in a méasure pre- sented by Representative Hawes to-day. It is a part of the admin istration road program. It gives the state highway commission full authority to employ the convicts and preseribe regulations for their use, “ Representative: Hawes also in- troduced a bill which doubles the present state Motor car license tax. It is estimated that will in- crease the state road fund 5 mil- lion dollars a year, It is to be used for the proposed state high-} Wiv systetn. The Hawes bill establishing the state system of highway and ae. leepting the federal law was re- ported favorably hy the commit: tee to-day. pe | Notice of Final Settlement. | Notice is hereby given to all) | oyeditors and others interested: in coased, that T. W, O, daekson, ad- ministrator of said estate. intend lat the next term oof the Dates spunty Probate rt. in’ Bates Ounty, State of Missouri, to be held at Butler. Missouri, 9 com- menecing on the 26th day of Feb- jruary, 1917. W. 0, JACKSON, der, This will be followed by or-| primary reading by about twen- ders to at least one more regiment | ty little tots from the primary de- of militia to return home, Then! partment of the Webster school. will come the order to the Persh- The teachers are taking great ing column to withdraw. interest in these meetings whieh The exact location. of the Amer-| without doubt are very beneficial, ican troops in Mexico is not. dis-|as some of the foremost educators closed, It is understood, however, |of the country are always secured they are occupying territory sev-| to be present and explain the most eral hundred miles from the bor-|advanced ideas in school work. der. Reports from Mexico are to} ‘There was a large attendance at the effect that military leaders of |this meeting. All of the Butler the Carranza faction are prepared and Adrian teachers being on to send troops into territory now | hand as well as nearly every oceupied by the Americans, teacher from the rural schools in hows. About 60,000 pigs were ob- tained and the first shipment left! a Spanish port early in December] Look for the cause of backache, for Marseilles. There the animals} ‘To be cured you must know the were held up by the French au-] cause. : thorities and finally confiscated | [f it’s weak kidneys you must under the pretense that their real! set the kidneys working right. destination was Germany. The} 4 Butler resident. tells you how. Swiss minister in Paris at) onee|} \fys, Amanda M. Ryan, 411 S. protested against this action, but | \Mechanie St., Butler, s: uy so far has not been able to obtain | used to suffer much from kidney a satisfactory answer from thelrrouble. fo had a heavy, drag- French government. - Jeing ache lin my back and it ‘The Italian government is hold-|Goemed as though there were Butler Citizens. cakes whieh have been bought by | nes: Swiss agents inthe United States./ qj Spain and other countries as fod-| down or got up out of a chair, a dev for the cattle, The oil cakes! sharp twinge caught me in my have been Iying on the dock in} hack. Then too my kidneys often Genoa many months, but the gov-lacted irregularly. . Doan’s Kid- ernment in Rome refuses to order! yey Pills, procured from Laud- their release, it is said and ignores |yiek’s Drag Store fixed me up all protests. jquickly, Qecasional use — sinee cs mae ee Ithen has kept me in good health Milk in Winter. hand free from kidney trouble.” ‘ | Price 50¢, at all dealers, Don't PAN ' BG less) ingly ask fora kidney remedy milk in winter than they do in wet Doan's Kidney — Pills--the SN gis % nature) cine that Mrs, Ryan had. Fos- does not supply them with grass- Hie liber Props. Buttalo es and green food, But we havely y : 142t come to the assistance of Dame | Nature with B.A, Thomas’ Stock |" meee Sa Remedy which contains the very Fr ngredionts: that the green feed Pi ry f supplies in season, only, of course, \ ina more highly concentrated | form. that this} remedy will make your cows give more milk, and better milk, with the same feed. = Coe Rhodes Pharmacy, j tn OOK. M, Butler, Mo. | Why do your cows because State May Tax Autos on Weight | and Power. | ARERR AT HAGRA TTR ETT Jefferson City, Jan. 20. Forty ing up thousands of tons of oil heavy weights pulling on my kid- GOOD LOOKING MEN ARE NOT THE MOST POPULAR M. U. Students in Sociology Tell of Requirements for Future Wives and Husbands. teresting meeting in the cireuit What the young women would court -room in the: court house|require of their future husbands: 1, Good moral habits, 2. Good income, 3: Social position and family conneetions. 4. Congenialty and good treat- ment. 5. Edueation and ability. | What the young men would te- quire of their future wives ; 1. Reputation for a good name. 2. Physical attraction. 3. Soeial graces. +. Youth. 5. Training for the home. The idea that women desire met who are romantic, dashing and at- | tractive, and men are looking for iwives who are ‘thome — bodies’’ was refuted in the above list eom- good intellectual very interesting as well as in-! piled in the class in sociology of ‘forty-one girls and twenty-s men at the University of Mis (The consensus of the women's: opinion was in favor of the steady, moral, economical and intellectual Fman, while the omen---they ‘content to choose the butte s not all of them, of course, but the ‘majority in each case. The lists were all unsigned—no one knew the requirements of the ‘other, One of the women stated ‘that one of her requirements was that the man should be a good 'spender, while one man wanted a wife who would be economical. So there you are. There were other requirements > eee the different townships. Rich that received scattering votes. French Government Seizes Swiss’| Hill and Hume being the only Many girls said their . husbands Hogs. schools not represented, would have to be young, but. not F ‘n deere eee too young. One preferred a mid- Berne, Jan. 20.-—-The Swiss). * ; vovernment several months. Fa ALL WRONG Hed aged Tan Another girl made sent agents to Spain to buy up ‘ 4 DUA ESO Mie He Hts Regie: 3 The Mistake is Made by Many ent. Still another, more roman - tie, voted for mutual infatuation. The men entirely overlooked the idea of inoney. One practical young man gave common sense as one of his prime requisites for a wife. : These are all, of course, merely ideals —nothing more. PLOTTED TO KILL WILSON? Conspiracy Formed in San Fran- cisco, Official Charges. San Francisco, flan. 1S.-—Presi When at my housework if) dent Wilson's life was threatened I lifted anything or even sat by an Anarchist or lization known as the Blasters," of which Thomas J. Mooney, on trial here for bomb murders, was a leader, with Alexander Berkman. ‘Erward A, Cunha, assistant dis triet attorney, charged here today. “TP owill prove’ said) Cunha out of court, before opening argu inet in the Mooney trial, ‘that Mooney and Berkman belonged. to an oorganization known as ‘the Blasters.’ The purpose of the or ganization was to goverment and ness at any cost.” a overturn the stap prepared saaees DOCTORS For practical cleaning and pressing. We positively “clean ~ everything but a guilty con science. Hats Cleaned and Blocked, All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. Goods Called for and Delivered. CROUCH BROS. No. 7 S. Main St. Butler, Mo. Phone 171 For Sale. Good Scully lease of 320 acres. Improvements consist of 7 room house, barn about 40x50, silo, hog houses, cattle sheds, granaries, 1700 rods of hog wire. Known as the Jeff Fry ranch. Inquire of Ganz Bros., Butler. R. F. D. No. 8. 14.2t° jto Mr. Sunday was $32,000. in the forenoon and five o’eloek | 14.4; ‘in the afternoon of that day, for! the purpose of satisfying said in-} debtedness, interest, costs - and| VILLA PLEADS WITH PRESI- expenses invittent to this proceed- DENT FOR RECOGNITION _ Adininistrator. vents for each horsepower on all | gasoline pleasure ears and_ that with added amounts, according to their weights for solid tire motor trucks is provided in the bit to: reapportion the state motor car } HOMER DUVALL, | Bandit Writes to Wilson Asking 1134 Trustee. | He Be Given Status of ae Belligerent. ‘ Boston Gave ‘‘Billy’’ $50,828. | El Paso. Jan. 26.—Bandit Pan- 1 y"" $50, ,cho Villa has written a letter to ! Boston, Jan. 21—Billy Sunday | President Wilson, asking what left Boston tonight with a check|the attitude of the administration for $50,838.64, representing free} will be toward the proposed Vil- will offerings for his ten weeks’| lista provisional government in revival in Boston. The amount is| northern Mexico, cording to the second largest in the history | Villista agents here. of the evangelist’s revivals, eom-| A courier brought — the letter paring with $51,136.85 that he re-| from the south and it was mailed ceived in Philadelphia. in El Paso, they stated. The Boston campaign has brok-| In addressing the president, en all religious revival records.| Villa assumed that the Pershing Billy’s sermons were heard at the) expedition is soon to be with- tabernacle by 1,327,500 persons.| drawn and asked that he be al- i Seventy thousand listened to him} lowed to proceed against Car- ! today at four mectings. The trail! ranza without hindrance from the ‘hitters of the campaign total/ United States. He declared his’ 160,510, of whom 5,197 were today.| intention of establishing a gov- ; Collections at the tabernacle} ernment controlling the states of jprevious to today totaled $90,-) Chihuahua, Durango and Coa- 1436.75, which was devoted to ex-| huila. penses. The tabernacle alone} Villa asked that he be recog- cost $50,000. Kansas City's free will offering | his government be aceorded rec- | °@nition when it is strong enough. sad tax. The Dill was placed before the senate yesterday and will go before the house next week. The measure would raise motor- eyele taxes to $5 h; make own- ers of electrics ] $5 and allow chauffeurs’ licenses to: remain at $1.50, The added tax on trucks provides that those weighing un- der 4,000 pounds shall pay $5 e3 tra; 6,000 and under 10,000, $10, and 10,000 and » .der 20,000, $20. The money rued would go to the road fuk . Having installed a motor truck for the delivery of oil and gaso- line, I am now offering for sale my draft team at a bargain. They are sound, fat and: cinch pullers. A first class draft or farm team. Also set of extra good work harness and one set surry harness, They will be sold at a bargain if nized as a belligerent and that|sold at once. 14-tf Phone 33] C. C. Catterlin, Standard Oil Co. MISSOURI “Plecsant Way to Pleasant Places” Rie Ae as Here’s a Vacation Tip In the White River Country of ae Southwestern Missouri and Northern as Arkansas, you'll get more of what you want in the way of a real vacauion than anywhere you can go even though you traveled three times the distance and it cost you ten times the price. Only a short ride away- easy to reach. Hotels, boarding-houses and i 4 camps everywhere-—comfortable and 7 Es Sales ineapensive. PaciFic | a See our agent. Ask for booklet on the White Kiver Country —set alll particulars—whetever information you need from L. R. TWYMAN, Agent Butler, Mo.