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SIX
PROGRAM
DAYS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE.
OTTAWA COUNTY, AT MIAMI.
JULY 17 TO 22.
MONDAY, JULY 17.
Miss
Box.
Aurora
Carl Junction...
Cartbage
Badger-Peacock
Cave Spring....
8:00 a. m. Physical Training and Athletics for Girls,
Ross. For Boys, Prof. Shreiber.
9:00 a. m. General Session. Announcements. Question
Music. Vocal Selection, Prof. Watson.
9:30 a. m. Use of the Cream Separator, Prof. Potts.
10:20 a. m. For Men. Drv Far mi no. Prnf. Frtrtisnn. fMarpner I r.
E. Letteer. For W omen, Modern Kitchen Conveniences, Missstotts c.
Matthews. Reedl
11:10 a. in. For Men, The New Feeding Stuffs Law, Prof. Seneca.'.'.!
Linklater. For Women, Home Sanitation. anArill"
i :3U p. tn. ijeneral bession. Announcements. Question Box.
Music, Prof. Strother.
2:00 p. m. For Men, the Profitable Dairy Cow. Prof. R. C.
6,609,994.00
Webb City-Cartervllie .... $2,730,600.00
JopHn. 1,407,137.00
Galena 494,851.00
Dnenweg 384,389 00
Alba-Neck City 376,621.00
Oronogo 83,487.00
BMMltt'Ulaml 357,638.00
Granbj 07i34 00
Spriog City-Spurgeoo ii3.,863.oo
105,318.00
79.a73.00
57,430.00
34.933-00
33,182.00
80,007 00
19.34400
property, just northwest of the
Good Luck mine. They went
into the old Red Wing ground
and done some drifting-, result
in if in the opening up of some
rich dirt. They will clean the
ore on a cattery ot nana jigs,
and are going to make money.
Christian Church.
Services at the Christian church
Surday, June 6.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m.; subject,
"The Good Samaritan."
Preaching at 8 p. m.; subject,
"When Was the Sabbath
3.650.00 Changed?"
3.744-00 Soecial arm pa at each service.
Better lights, and fan service.
Come and keep cool.
6,966.001
$6,609,994.00
Potts. For Women, Cooking Cereals.
3:00 p. in. For Men, Judging Horses, Prof. W. A. Linklater.
For Women, Home Canning Devices, Mr. Skinner.
8:00 p. m. Night Session.
Comparative statement of ores
marketed from eighteen leading
camps since January 1st to date.
Ouster Suit.
TUESDAY, JULY 10.
$22,303.
Zinc
Turk. Fat 76.l8o
For Girls, Miss I New stai 350.980
Sullivan M Co 6. loo
Question Box. L inw Marine 6.aio
The Work of Boys' and Girls' Agricultural wiliow Branch M Co.55.560
Index
8:00 a. m. Physical Training and Athletics.
Ross. For Boys, l'rof. Screiber.
9:00 a. in. General Session. Announcements.
Music, Local Talent
Clubs, Prof. Mincar,
v:w a. ui. lesmig iuiiK ana us iroaucis, itoi. for. is. okmuleee M Co
iv:m a. in. r or ivien, kich ana roor oous, itol r erguson ana p.w.i uin-rc too
MIHUi JJI- J
Lead
80,530
9.240
11,490
8.950
Letteer. For Women, Quick Breads.
11:10 a.m. For Men, Live Stock Improvement, Prof. W. A.
Linklater. For Women, Home Decoration.
1:30 p.m. General Session. Announcements. Question Box.
Music, Miss Madge Brooks Sander. Reading, Prof. Howard G.
Seldoraridge. Organizing a Country Club for Boys and Girls,
Prof. Minear.
2:00 p. m. Siloes and Silage, Prof. R. C. Potts. For Women,
Baking Bread.
3:00 p. ni. For Men, Judging Dairy Cows, Prof. W. A. Link
later. For Women, Canning Tomatoes, Beans, Corn, Mr. Skinner.
8:00 p. m. Xight Session'.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19.
8:00 a. m. Physical Training and Athletics. For Girls, Miss
Ross. For Boys. Prof. Shreiber.
9:00 a. tn. General Session. Announcements. Question Box.
Music, Local Talent.
9:30 a. m. Composition and Production of Milk, Prof. Potts.
10:20 a. in. For Men, Methods of Tillage, Mr. Murray. For
Women, Study of Meats: (a) from charts, (b) from animals.
11:10 a.m. For Men, Hogs and Alfalfa, Prof. W. A. Link
later. For Women, Home Nursing.
1:30 p.m. General Session. Announcement. Question Box.
Music, Local Talent.
2:00 p. m. For Men, The Necessity and Building of Cream
eries, Prof. K. C. Potts. For Women, Meat Cooking.
3:00 p. in. For Men, Judging Beef Cattle, Prof. Linklater.
For Women, Canning Fruits, Mr. Skinner.
8:00 p. tn. Night Session.
Mission Mine.
6.530
1,353,160 l44.7o
Ores marketed for week end
me juiystn. lvn, irom me
Baxter-Miami district.
THURSDAY, JULY 20.
Attorney General Dawson has
filed ouster proceedings against
Sheriff Martin, charging him
with being derelict in the per
formance ot bis duties, but no
body who knows Ralph Martin
for a moment believes there is
ai 800 anything in the charges preferred
19620 d 7 isawson. Ana u wi'i iaice
more man Air. uawson 10 mane
the farmers believe there is any
thing wrong with Martin. It
was the farmers who gave Mar
tin such a big majority, and
they have all the confidence in
the world in him.
Perhaps the fact of the matter
is that Sheriff Martin has been
entirely too zealous in the dis
chanre of his duty, and when an
officer works along these lines
vou know it is mighty hard for
With a holiday season which the fellows higher up to graft as
broke into production heavily, they would nice to.
with a surplus oroduction in bins Judge Sapp expresses the opin
" I. .a . . . m . a
rlown tn a. minimum of less ion that Martin Will come oui
thn 1 zm rri availahle on the victorious, ana me opinion 01
present market, buyers hesitated Judge Sapp is worth something.
in getting into the market for
fear of starting an upward trend n - mi n 1 1
they could not stop. Hence the LHSSV R liC-U U II.
demands were curtailed ana snip-1
ments were light, which held The Thirty-First Aunual Lass
I down the market offering to $40 ville Re-Union will be held at
to $42.50. The highest price re- Cass ville, Missouri, August 8 to
11. 1911. All preparations are
being made to make this the
most successful Re-Union yet
held. The finest natural grounds
with bubbling spring on the
grounds, nearly surrounded by
water, makes it an ideal place
for these large gatherings every
A
year, f ine ponce system, wmc
it you want four days of solid
enjoyment, For privileges write
J. F. BLACK, Cassville, Mo.
in the ordinarily wet season this
is more than counterbalanced by
nubbins of ears yielded by the
suckers. Practically all of the
suckers are formed by the time
corn is two feet high; consequent
ly if suckering is practiced, it is
desirable to take off the suckers
much earlier in the life of the
corn plant than is generally fol
lowed. We believe, however.that
the work spent in suckering corn
can in almost all instances be
spent to better advantage else
where. Wallace's Farmer.
j. w. SB MOSS.
JOHN LUCKKY.
Water Notice.
Notice is hereby given that we I
are very much aware of the
J. W. DeMOSS
Pays the highest prices for
Poultry,
Eggs.
Hides
and
Furs.
Office at Lackey's Feed Yard.
Phone 266.
abuses practiced by water con- Nineteen years' experience. A
a
sumers, and this is to give due
notice that people who allow
others to use water from their
hydrants, without reporting the
fact, will have their supply of
water cut off without notice.
Further, our price for sprink
ling for the season is fifteen cents
per front foot, and this must be
paid by people using water for
sprinkling purposes.
We know it is very dry, and
the temptatisn to use water is
square deal guaranteed.
Yours for business.
(First published July 6, 1911.)
Publication Notice,
In the District Court of Cherokee
County, Kansas, Sitting at Columbns.
Etta Rease, Plaintiff
vs.
Will Rease, Defendant
The State of Kansas to Will Rease
Greeting:
This is to notify you that I have this
3rd day of July, 191 1, filed my petition in
the above' named District Court asking
very great, but it COStS US lots Of I 'or n absolute divorce from you on the
mnntn mnnlv thi. .tr ft grounas 01 aoanaonraeni; tnai unless you
you, and we must 1001c after our
own interests.
The Water Company.
8:00 a. tn. Physical Training and Athletics.
Ross. For Boys, Prof. Shreiber.
9:00 a. ra. General Session. Announcements.
Music. Local Talent.
9:30 a. m. Care of Milk and Cream, Prof. R. C. Potts.
10:20 a. m. For Men, Selecting and Growing Seed, Prof.
Ferguson. For Women, Vegetables as a Food.
11:10 a.m. For Men and Women, Poultry Production, Mr.
McBride.
1:30 a. in. General Session. Announcements, Question Box.
Music, Local Talent
ported paid on settlement was $45.
Calimine ores sold at a good
price, however, and the amount
in small lots went into a fair ton
nage for the week. Prices ranged
from $20 to $24 for 40 per cent
zinc. Granby furnished a large
part of the output for the week.
Next week and that following
marks the conclusion of a num
ber of ore contracts to the Amer
ican Z., L. & S. Company which
were proposed under the first
year's operations of the Ore Pro
ducers Association. It is a sig
For Girls, Miss nificant feature that the associa
tion is no longer fostering that
Question Box. contract scheme and if any of
Three Rare Bargains
For quick sale we offer the fol
lowing rare bargains:
A fine two-story house in the
best part of town; half a block
of ground: fine barn; first class
well; good cistern; nice forest
trees: concrete walks. Price
answer such petition on or before the 18th
day of August, 191 1 , the same will be
taken as true and judgment rendered
against you accordingly.
Etta Rease,
By Ira Heaton, her attorney.
Attest; W. S. Wickersham,
Clerk of the District Court,
seal By E. J. Masterson, Deputy.
(Ftrnt publlnhed July 13, H'll.)
Notice of Appointment Ad
ministrator.
State of KotiKon. county of Cherokee, km.
In the matter of the estate of Jcniiie
Dunlium, late of Cherokee county, Kuiihuh
NOTICE OF APPOINTNKNT.
Notice iii hereby iriven thut on the Kith
52.000: half cash, balance in three day of July, A. D. mil. the umicrsiKtied
I woe, ly the probate court of Cherokee
payments, ai I percent. I county, Kbiikuh, duly uppointed und quol-
a i t. .. I Itled an adininiHtrutor of the estute of
n. uisi vjaaa utc-iwiu uuusc i.i. n.,ni... i..t ..f i'i.r..k.... -....m
deceased. All part leu interested in en id
will tt.lrn nnlli.. f.,1.1 .m.rtl
I - "
eood 8taoie; wen; iruit. iricei
and three lots, corner property;
Corn Suckers.
2:00 p. 111.
Prof. Sanborn.
3:00 p. m.
Bride.
8:00 p. m.
For Men, Insect Enemies of Corn
For Women, Vegetable Cooking.
An Iowa correspondent writes
"Do suckers on corn damage it
the contracts are renewed they anc will.it pay to pull them off?
will be renewed solely through 1 1 have always pulled them off,
the activities of the operators thinking that they took more or
themselves and the present agents less nourishment from the main
of the American Z., L. & S. I stalk. Some claim that it does
Company. not pay to sucker because that
There is little to narrate in the when the stalk requires what the
lead ore market except the short I sucker is using it all goes back to
For Men and Women, Judging Poultry, Mr. Mc
Night Session.
FRIDAY, JULY 21.
and Orchard, production, which was in a meas- the stalk. Will you tell why
counteracted by the short con- corn suckers and if the suckers
sumption at the smelters for this do any damage?"
week, both the mines and smel- It rarely pays to sucker corn
ters suffering from the Fourth In a verv dry season like the
of July holiday taken by the present a man may occasionally
workmen. Pricss were unaffect- get pay for his work in removing
ed. however, and the same range suckers. In an ordinarily wet
of S57 to $60 prevailed. I season, however, the yield o
A heavier tonnage than usual I corn may be lowered many bush
came out of the Miami camp els by the removal of suckers. In
owing to the activity of one com-1 a Nebraska ekperiment conducted
pany. Shipments elsewhere were Idurine the years of 193 and IT!
somewhat lighter. Fully one- it was found that corn with the
third the output usually main- J suckers left on outyielded that
tained was cut off this week I with the suckers removed at the
For MaS'and Women, PoaLr, Equipment, HAV'?,?'" ,ht "H" J "!h P,".f.C
i vuiiu v afuij. iui luw uiai
I I 1 -
The Mission is running right
steadily and is turning out con
siderable ore.
8:00 a. m. Physical Training and Athletics. For Girls, Miss
Ross. For Boys. Prof. Shreiber.
9:00 a. m. General Session. Announcements. Question Box.
Musk, Local Talent.
9:30 a. m. Butter Making, Prof. Potts.
10:20 a. m. For Men, Profits in Farm Crops, Prof. Minear.
For Women, Cake Making.
11:10 a. m.
McBride.
1:30 p.m. General Session. Announcements. Question Box.
Music. Local Talent.
2:00 p. ni. For Men, Insect Enemies of Vegetables and Cot
ton, Prof. C. E. Sanborn. For Women, Large and Small Canning
Factories, Mr. Skinner.
3:00 p. m. For Metl, Glanders, Spavins, Etc., Dr. Callicotte.
8:00 p. m. Night Session.
The Petersburg is in commis
sion again, after a snort sum
down for an overhauling.
and fourteen
bushels per acre for the second.
The experimenter suggested tha
I the reason for the greater yield
I of uhsuckered corn was the fact
that many of the suckers pro
duced ears.
The commonest cause of suck'
SATURDAY, JULY 22.
ra io thin stand. Fropriments
m a . . . lo r ;
mere is considerate activity n:.M-ii. nrove th s. With a
in the north camp, and much de- LUnd 0f only. one stalk to the
veiopment is Deing none. h:n thcre be produced suck
Ed. Miller is makine lots of e" the rate of as high as 300
Physical Training and Athletics, for Girls, Miss ore at the Ethel Miller. He is P 100 stalks while witn a stand
u.a ;.rr. oi iour sialics io mc um muc
r.PtiPral Rfi'r.n. Announrflnta. Oaeatinn Bni. I .-A mn.v often Will be scarcely any SUCK'
- tm w m buu in uiaaiuL auwuwwa ... .
ers. JJut even witn a gooa siana
Joe t inn, JJemps Atwood and creat many suckers are some-
others have opened a good mine times produced because of the
a short distance south of the old richness of the land or the abun-
Red Wing, and are getting, out ance of moisture. Also it is un
some very ncn dirt, it is the doubtedly true that some vane
intention of the boys to clean ties sucker more than others. In
the dirt on a battery of band
8:00 a. m.
Ross.
9:00 a. ra.
Music Local Talent. ,
9:30 a. m. Dairy Productions and Herd Records, Prof. Potts.
10:20 a. m. For Men and Women, Queen Cow and King Cot
ton, Prof. Minear. For Women, Personal Hygiene, Miss Ross.
1:30 p.m. General Session. Announcements. Question Box.
Music, Local Talent.
2:00 p. m. For Men, Corn Judging and Cotton Grading, Prof.
Minear. For Women, School Lunches and Table Service.
3:00 p. m. For Men, Vaccinating tor Hog Uholera and Ulack J1
Leg, Dr. Callicotte. For Women, Large and Small Canning Fac- Dnff White has developed a
tories, Mr. Skinner " rich prospct on the land
8:00 p.m. N!ght Session Domestic Science and Art Work tifoiTling the old Hobo on the
will be liberally illustrated with charts and slides, and will he on- Muthwest The dirt is rich, and
der the direct supervision of Miss Trma Matthews, .Superintendent fdlowjJ who ht to know gaJ
of the Woman's Auailiarj.of the Farmers Institute, who will be u wil, rua thirt r TJie
assisted by Miss Iva McBride, Assistant Professor of Domestic Sci- ofe if concentrated at the
ence in the A. and M College; Miss Taylor, Professor of Domestic mcfc milL .
c,:. and Arts in the Connell State School of Agriculture, Hele-
UCIC KVV w TTT-ll T t - t T . I T- 11 J 1 .
Oklahoma, and Miss Minnie Walters, Professor of
nee and Arts in the Haskell StatCvSctool cf Aj:
na.
Krip
Urnken Arrow. Oklahoma.
other words, suckering is an in
herited characteristic which de
pends largely for its development
on conditions of soil, wether, and
lack of crowding by other corn
plants.-
Field studies of suckers indi
cate that they do not draw very
heavily upon the mother plants
for food since very soon after
they are started roots 'of their
otrn develop. Of course some m-
nculture, I opened np a misaty tne tine ore hufy to tlte rnotner pianrs comes
j:r;t;t ca tie. cU Win;'sl: ;t t;cr--: ct croTCxrj, ui
$900; half cash, balance in three
payments, at 7 per cent.
A good three-room house and
three lots, comer property, in
good location. Price $500; half
cash, balance in three payments;
at 7 per cent.
18 lots in one bunch in the
southwest part of town. Good
soil. Price $200; half cash; bal
ance in three payments at 7 per
cent.
elves accordingly.
A. L. HAKVEii
Adtuiiiistrutor.
Offer Extended.
100 Envelopes With Return Card
Pnnted on Them Given
With Paid in Advance
Subscriptions.
Each subscriber paying a dol
lar in advance on subscription
can have 100 nice envelopes with
return card neatly printed on
them. In this day and age you
are very much behind the times
if you fail to have a return card
printed on your envelopes, and
then, too, if your letter is not de
livered it will be returned to you.
In this way the letter does not
reach the dead letter office.
Corn is just more than grow- The postoffice department, we
ing since the copious rains. And understand, will soon make an
it is going to make quite a good order refusing to take for trans
yield, too, if the season is good mjssion through the mails letters
from now On. orln'rh An tint hav a rpttirn rnrrl
a VVi a i r-Vi Vi n irA
Chas. English and son Harold, ... ...
Mrs. C. E. Dent of Tulsa,
Okla., is here to visit relatives
and friends.
Geo. Kedeagle is building a l
big barn on his home place south
of town. He was in this week
getting his lumber from Long-
Bell.
left Saturday for their home in
Blackwell, Okla.
weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. English.
ht
your letters sent in
" i , j i
f.r a Kinu oi envelopes,
k...v itil: tr 1 i -
their oarents. i ais oaer applies oniv iu Vcr
The Decree ot Honor gave a
very pleasant surprise party last
Saturday night to Mrs. John W.
Cook in commemoration of 'her
fifty-third birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in eating
and drinking hot weather drinks,
and during the doings Mrs.
sons living in Cherokee county,
Kansas, and Ottawa county, Oklahoma.
Get your order in early, and
we will print the envelopes for
you and you can get tuem at
ycur convenience.
Lilt .f L.turs
Remaining in the poatofQce at
Cook was presented with a token Bmaer Spriaflra. Kmasaa. for the
of esteem by the D. of H. She w"k"dinw ".m "
..L...!:.f h.nn. which if not called for within two
was the reap ent of many happy wwk wI be ent to the dead
reminders of the occasion. i.iurAin w.hiB0-tOn. n. c
To Exchange 60-acre farm
in Oklahoma for property in Bax
ter Springs. 25 acres in cultiva
tion. Fair improvements. Write
Mrs. M. M. Harper, Miami, Okla.
Three-room house, four blocks
rotn postoffice, concrete walk all
the way, good barn, fruit, a No. X
cave, 100-feet front, all under X
good fence. Price $6a0; halt
ma I
down, terms on balance, inisi
office. .
Lee Ayers
Mrs M C Miller
Mr Q A Chumbley
Mr William Johnson
Persona calling for any of the
above lettera will please eay "Advei
(Ued,n giving date liat.
Fred Babtxett, P. M
tur ui iiviTirVir
ALLOWED
For Sale A five-room house,
v. 1 1.T it.
corner oi Lincoln ana xorin
streets, 100-feet front, house in
extra good condition, gas, city
water and cistern water in house.
property under good fence. Price
$1,000, half cash, terms on bal
ance. This office.
nGGSTLCDDruian:a
CV:::U:t:::!u! cm: --'J'
ON THIS FARM.
Cards bearing these words are
on sale at this office. Cards are
good stock, heavf, and will
stand the weather.
Services at St. Mark's Episco
pal church on next Sunday even
ing at 8:00 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. Warren Ycakell of Galena,
Uzzzi All are invited.