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mm
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eph tttLL, Bards-
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WELCOMED THE JAPANESE
TRAINING SQUADRON STEAMED
INTO SAN FRANCISCO BAY.
Will Stay a Weak and Every Moment
of Time Officer! and Man Will
Ba Entertained.
San RVnnnfarn. M&V 1. The JaD"
anese training squadron consisting of
the cruisers Aso and Soya, arrived
hr tht mornlnz for a week's
stay In this harbor before proceedings
to ports In the north Pacific. The
mad hv tha flrlnc of
an International salute by the guns
ot the fortress and me nagsmp weai
virrinin nf the Pacific fleet. In re
sponse to a salute of 21 guns to the
American flag which Admiral ijicnie
squadron fired as It steamed through
Hainan ftftta
Tha roxontinn that will be accorded
to the Japanese officers and men dur
ing their atay, is designed oy tne peo
nia nf Q.n FmnniRpn and hv the feder
al representatives as an expression of
the appreciation or me American pou
ple for the many courtesies extended
to Admiral Sperry and his men In
Japan. Many forms of entertainment
tnr tha enlisted men have been pro
vided and all the principal social clubs
In the city have extenaea invuanou.
la tha vlaltln officers. Who Will be
guests of honor at an endless round of
dinners, balls and receptions during
thalr atav.
In preparing for the entertainment
ot the Japanese sailors the municipal
government, civil organisations and
the officers of the army and navy
have Joined forces with the result that
not a moment ot the time passed by
the Japanese officers and men while
the squadron Is In this harbor, will be
allowed to pass unnoticed. The trips
scheduled for the men Include bay ex
cursions to every point of Interest,
and numerous automobile and car
trips to suburban points.
Woman Fight to tha Death.
i ..tsr w.h Mav 1. Mrs. Joe
Burna and Mrs. S. Campbell, wives ot
loggers, fought a bloody ouei win
butcher knives late last night, aa
a result of which the former has a
fatal gaah below the heart. The oth
Ai vomin't life was saved by th
quick arrival on a special engine from
Cleelum of a doctor wno seweo. up an
artery in her wrist barely In time to
prevent her bleeding to death. The
women are aad to have .Quarreled
Rheumatism
I her. found a tried and anted ,em for Jwo,
taatlml Not ramdy that will pmllhKoU
dlmiUd limb! ot chronle cnpplDor ""J""
CTewUUte iioi
btrrimdt-I foond tnt led , tatmUrt wh
Which Bf. Stoop I RhmrnMH Baroedy we
pvfMaxl. Cpeodabi. P,J!?
chat laat Iwrml 1 meeMtrally USSt
nZnimMT of Rhwnmuimi bat now. U laak "V
anal toand to KhumU hifioi toWeol
ptwi in) nrxlir the aatlnjf
fraalT m do, soft wb AAa& lo pom
atew. waaril.a4 aiannfKknsa muiiwaans
Dr. ShooD s
"OBEY THE LftVi"
ATTORNEY OENERAU WICKER
HAM SAYS THAT IS PRICE
OF PEACE.
WITH THIS ADMINISTRATION
Laaa Nolae Will Be Made Than In thi
P..t But the Good Work Will
Qo On Juet tha
Same.
New York, May l.-Before an s
s.mb7.ge of Uwyer. which comprised
7 .n. of the supreme
Sce of the appellate
division, every juoge i -- ---.i,.it
court sltUng In or neai
r. .r-i. .r,A nractlcally everj
prominent personality In the legal pro
ST Attorney General Wicker
sham last night ouumeo u
... .h .ministration of hU
office in general and the exercise ol
Ue Sherman anU-trusi i v
Perhapi In this connection,
Mr. WIckersham, "li m
t. in a few words my
We., of the proper attitude of the de
partment ot usuce wu --" "
Iw m.nt nf law. affecting the
business Interests of the country. You
all know that the attitude of a very
large part of the business community
" . ,1.- lTora enanfed by
towards some oi m -
congress was prior to six ur
years agu w
.n nT innirrnrtf uuc wus
. - nrftvaillna: Impression
that many of the laws dealing with
economic subjects had been passed to
Ka Mint Ail to w th Driae, raiu
ji Than tharA came a
to do emurvwu. -
tlM aat tn wnrk with vigor, with en-
UUu ,an,ort at
orgy, wuiuu '
UlUCB WILIS V"-f ---
. u- i0v Business men who
eight year, ago had not read the Sher-
..i.ft law. to-day know It by
SIM, a. SJU ba b a -
heart; and railroad men and shippers
alike have an mumaie
qualntance with the Interstate com
merce act.
"It may be; it prooaoiy is, uo
, mnt to imnress upon the
whole business world the meaning and
force of certain laws, ana iue
slty of obedience to them, some .ults
were Instituted wunoui. -h
cause. , . 4.
"When such conditions are found to
exist, the present administration will
not hesitate to wltnaraw me u.
dismiss the prosecutions. Such action
must not, however, pe '
. .. it,Hnn hv this ad-
indicauou ui " - . ,
ministration to abondon In the slight
est degree the vigoroua, iu.i...u -.
r.i tha iw or to undo in
any degree the splendid work of the
last administration.
..nr. t,ard freauentlr of late,
of the representatives of certain busi
ness interests in me cuuui.,, v.. --
i... naa - nd 'Let us alone."
The price of peace Is obedience to
law those who honesuy irj
, 1 .k. i. nand not fear prosecu-
tlon. I am perfectly well aware that
there is an uncertainty as 10 iue
else scope and meaning of the law
which most closely touches all bus
. ...iiaa nf the country name-
mean v.i....y : .
ly, the Sherman anti-trust law and
I should be the last 10 auuior.e
tin of a criminal proceeding
iZten who. without intent to
violate the law, have nevertheless act
i . vi.ai nntraventlon of an ai'
treme and most drastic construction
of that enactment.
"But certain ot the principles under
lying that law are assuredly now un
derstood and any attempt mue
., hi. tha nreaent construction Of
that law agreed upon by all the hlgh-
... In anmblne in me loriu ui
trust or 'otherwise, with the obxloui
i-iantinn of restraining commerce
- ih. aiataa or of creating
iUiuus -
monopoly of an Important part of
that commerce, would evidence sue.
deliberate Intention to break the law,
i.Hfv and comnel the govern
ment to uae all or any of the reme
dies given by law adequate to prevent
the accomplishment oi aucu puri.,
and to punish the attempt.
a. arkanaaa Tornado.
Fort Smith, Ark, Apr. 80. Sla peo
.i. aarinnair Injured late yes-
tarda afternoon In a tornado which
...., nvr wasninilOD ana
M anuntlaa. At KIbler eight hOUSSI
were wrecked and gre.t damage done
to crops. It waa reported mat me
niara of Harrolton was blown away
The tornado was also severe ai ujr
and Sprlngdale. It was reared mai
Ufa h.d hen loat and mat many
mora bad beea Injured.
Daarla Dlaolava IU Fair Sites.
t-i. til . A nr. 10. A large num
v.. nt iha mambar. of the Illinois
house of representatives are here to
day as guests of the Commercial club
inanectlnithe aeveral avail
able allea for the etate fair, which this
city la trying to tana away irom
ur.rinrflad. Tha leislatora were met
by a committee and taken to e the
altea la 50 automobiles, aner woico
they were aTaniprlataiy entertained.
r. Mia B.i TalaacoiM MO.OOO.
m.ta(f. Aris.. Asr. W. Dr. Par
elval Lowell It adding one ot the larr
eat telescopes la the country to his
wmiort her, at aa approximate
cost of IM.OOO. It will be a 41 tne
leas seed aMiuly la securing setter
atotefrapk ef Mars aad other plas-
TKMrEltATUtU WAS 4.1.
But Freeze Never Touched the D-
aeuon Lrop. .
The weather man's freeze made
god last night or bad as you bap
m.fi In lnok at it l'vi teiuDuruture
dropped to 21 degrees and .a lot of
fruit, garden, etc, was frozen sun,
It looks dubious for the fruit crop.
The dandelion crop is doing well
however and seems to like it
SHIFTINQ SOIL.
Beal Estate Traaefen Reported
by
J. E. Keel, Abstractor.
The Blce-Johntz Nlcolay Grocery Co.
to the Abilene wholesale Grocery
Company, lot 18 and west 10 ft
of lot 16, on west .nd street,
Thompson & McCoy's add to Abi
lene. II.
Lydia A. and Thomas J. Wilson by
J. Harmon, atty In fact to John A.
Flack, e14se14andettw
a o 23, and e n e and w
tt w V. n e t. 26-14-1, $11,160.
BenJ. Harrison Chase single to Geo.
Dobson, lot 49, on 4th street Solo
mon City, $400.
A. M. Miller and wife to P. J. Quint,
lots 6, 7, 8, 9, blk 1, Shoorans
6th add to Chapman, $260.
Wm. L. Clements widower to Wm. A.
Nichols, w s w , 15-11-1.
14.000. '
Chesney Beam and Alma Barton et
al, to Jane A. Hess, lots 7, 9, Di
8, city ot Herlngton, $1.00.
New Operator Here.
Mrs. A. E. Woods leave Monday
for La Junta, Colo., to spend the
summer with her slater and mother.
Miss Alice Short of Emporia, Kan.,
will have charge of the office. She
Is an expert operator and has taken
charge of the office.
Auto For Sale Cheap.
Ford, runabout In good shape
Prir.n tSRft. Jerrv Illff, Abilene.
ld&wtf
u... la indict the Lynchers.
Ada, Ok.. Apr. 29.-Attorney Gener
al West assisted by the county attor
ney yesterday caused to be examin
ed 20 witnesses who are supposea w
aim evidence to the
grand Jury which Is investigating the
lynching here April i.
. m..t t nnw annfldsnt that as s
ei ai ncni o " ,
result of the Investigation that several
men of prominence will be inuicrea
UM.J....M nimiiii In -Iowa.
Des Moines, Apr. 29-A terrific wind
storm approaching a toraaao ,u
i.a iha Rank of Chlsholm
lence wicacu i.
at Chlsbolm, last night. The wind
reached a velocity of 60 mues an
hour and tore down teiegrapu
telephone poles for miles southwest ot
here.
-r. Ulnna to Meet.
oma anr 29. King Victor Km-
i tiuapn Helena, a accom-
.hi.j k. pnraiin Minister Tlttonl,
left here last night for Baja, which Is
about ten miles west ot napiea, w
tha. will meet King
Quean Alexandra.
a n.t-!l la ftpaat Britain Alas.
i.. anr. 29. David Lloyd
George, the chancellor of the exche
quer, lait night issued an explana-
mrr memorandum on ins ibii
amandltiira for the year. Ha esti
mates the revenue In 190910 as $741
qui nnn anil tha exnenaiiures
nan' .h.lni a deficit of $7)1.810,000.
Tbe budget will be presentea in
nn nf .ninns lO (1V. 11 IS DU1UI'
ed out that the Increased expenditure
is due maluly to old age pensions auo
aonroDrlations for the navy.
raeinn a Coal Famine.
w.-innina Man.. Mav 1. If the pres-
..i niii and atormv weather contin
ues Saskatchewan province wm iacc
a aarinna nnal ahortue. Stocks of the
principal dealers In Regina and Moose
Jaw are almost exnaustea. ai lu
h.M,. .n haat la aunnlledto the bual
nes. blocks and schools are closed.
uannfantarlea at Calgary nave omy
anal far about one week. The
department of labor at Ottawa la be
ing urgently appeaiea to miercoiw
tha minera- atrlke. Many farmers In
Basketchewan are forced to burn weir
fence posts.
vaanlnn tha Trees Warm
nmi Jnnnilnn. Col Mav 1. Hun
dreds of "smudges" carefully watched
h. tha ranchers throughout tne urana
v.iior nmbablv tared tne Duaamg
fnilt tree, from disaster. Another
M fMat waa nredlcted ror last
- - , -
night, and hundreds of men left Grand
night, and hundreds of men left Grand
JuncUon for th. ranching district, to
assist In protecting the trees.
a Dplaaaaa Makaa Tham Glad,
The Hague. May 1. AU Holland re-
tniaaa- vaaiardav. There la a tiny girl
baby in the palace, and the fear ot
Hnllander that there would ot
ao one of their own nationality to sue
eeed WUhelmlna to the throne of the
Netherlands is put In the background
aria auiao Zero In Wvomlno.
taramla WTO. M.V L EXtrCmS
cold weather Is reported from a num
bar of points la Wyoming. At ths
aria raaah at the foot of Larsmlt
moaatains (ve below aero waa record
el la Laramie the temperature) ye
taroay morning waa nve aaovaw
Won -alcoholic
Sarsawrilla
If you think you need tonic,
ssk your doctor. If you think
you need something for your
blood, ssk your doctor, u you
think you would like to try
Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsipa
rilla. ask vour doctor. Con
sult him often. Keep in close
touch with him.
A
Wo publli trar fomulM
Was biBlik a-leohel
tfm our snsxllolnsM
vers
Wt art yea to
oonfult jowt
dootor
iik vnur doctor to name aome of the
results of constipstion. Hia long liat will
begin with sick-headache, biliousness,
dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then
aak blm if he would recommend your
using Avers mis.
Made by taa t. O. Ajt Oa.. Vnntt. Mass.'
Hecognlied tha New Sultan.
Washington. Apr 29.-Mehmed V.,
tbe new aultan of Turkey was jr.
h. ..HiHullv recognized a the
reigning ruler of that empire by the
Washington government, mis am
.nn.4 iha nnmmunlcation of tha
fact of tbe accession to tha throne of
tha new sultan to the state depart
ment by H. Klaslm Bey the Turkish
ambassabor and similar Information
from American Ambassador misum...
at Constantinople. A dispatch ac
cording recognition signed oy rri
a. T.f. an fnrwarded to Constanti
nople last night for presentation by
the ambassador tnere.
(First Published In Abilene Weekly Re-
Legal notice.
In the District Court of Dickinson
County, State of Kansas.
BERTHA CHRISTIE. Plaintiff,
vs.
MELVIN M. CHRISTIE, Defendant.
To the above named defendant, Melvln
M. Christie:
... . HA,n- that tha
you will nereuy ia """J- Jl
y?-R"?,?,,Mf.Sa,lt.l har tltl5n
tf. District "court "of loklnaon
County, state of Kansas, wnerein ana
aaks ror a aivui-co nu.u j -j-
a-round or gross iibb'wi .
f;.. ...u.. ,i answer or demur to
said petition on or .before the Mth
day oi May, 109. said petition will be
taken aa true and a divorce be granted
aid plaintiff from you upon the ground
of grosa nefelect of duty as prayed for
In saldpetltion
By 8. S. SMITH,
Her Attorney.
(First published In the Abilene Weekly
flector April i. !.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of Dickinson
County. State of Kansaa.
THE BADGER LUMBER CO, A corpor-
. vm.
ED. P. KNEER and MART A KELLER
Defendants.
To Caroline B. George, P. E. Blgler, R.
M. Blgler and Ellsabetn itainDone,
Helra at law of said defendant,
Mary A. Keller, now deceased.
you ana eauii u.
titled that the above named plalntui
has filed Ita motion In said court for
an order reviving the action of said
plaintiff against you and each of you
together wun ini mw " - -"jii.
said Mary A. Keller and her admlnls-
. . . . i . I A n.Hnn will ha
trator ana maw iu .... .
haard by aald court on the 17th day
of May, A. D., 1909, or as soon tnere-
atter aa a neanna can -""y;j
less you then appear and show- suffi
cient cause to me num..... j, -
will ba revived against you.
THE BADGER LUMBER COMPANT.
By HURD HURD,
Its Attorneys.
(First published' In the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, April 22, ;
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Dickinson
County, State of Kansaa.
Amine Kelkbefer, Plaintiff.
The Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust
Company, a corporation, ina r
of County Commissioners of the
County of Dickinson and William X.
Haxtun, hla unknown, helra. devlseea,
administrators, axecutora and true
teea, Defendanta.
- a.. I. Tha PhlladelDtlla
Mortgage and Trust Company, a cor
poratlo" Wlllam E. Haxtun and the,,
unknown helra, devises, administra
tors, axecuiora ana iru.
Ton and each of you are hereby no
iif that vou have
It you nava bwu buv --- -.
ha ahava-entltled court and
tin in -r- , vo
herein against you. on or be fori s the
tth day oi J. .".- , ,
following nature will b fkSnln;:
ana all of vou BO in Z
That you will be barreq
from an ngnt. in '""",""- l-tata.
in tha following desorlbed real aetata,
i?..? li DiiElnaoB County. Kanaa
Thi" west half of section twelve (12).
townani
aut of
,t Df the eutb. .'''"IffA'ia
and thrtJfWatfo will b. decked
towoahlp fifteen y. "-,'.
the eoaoiuw own... ,--
AMiuuai "-.intlft
ttv ir ttomT-
llwtt I. 8MLITH.
iLIU.a WaaAktV
(First
t publlshee in in.
Reflector, pru
vivnre OF FINAIi SETTLEMENT.
Kansas. Dickinson Ceaaty. ae.
probau Court of aald County.
. -it. of Fr.r.
I tnt mattr
. .,1 CKora ."d Other. ta
teraaud la aald tot"-
To
To. art hereby -.I'lh. Probate
J.!;S uaty. te be
WCIBX P. JOHNT7,
Itwtt
I
iJ
If you do not believe It,
' III Jlaiuu ' '
run one.
The model F, i cylinder, 80 horse power, touring
car $1,000 f. o. b. factory.
The model 17, 4 cylinder, SO horse power, touring
car equipped with magneto, $1,760 f. o. b. factory.
The model 10, 4 cylinder, 18 horse power runabout
with magneto, $1,000 f. o. b. factory.
The model 10, 4 cylinder, 18 horse power tourabout
with magneto, $1,060 f. o. b. factory.
These prices are all on new 1909 cars.
See us before you buy.
E. E. COULSON & CO.
Office in the Telephone Building.
J. W. I ORSON
A. S.
ELUO REALTY CO.
We do a general Eeal Estate, Farm Loan and Insurance
Business
CALL AND SEE US AT THE 7-tf
ELMO STATE BANK, Elmo. Kansas
GEOKGE SNYDER,
Shoer of Track and
Heavy Horses
HA TISF ACTION GUARANTEED
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Sp-i .1 Ai tention Given to Drivers Interfering Stopped or Helped
Give Me a Call
Phone 263.
Brick Shop, Spruce St.. Abilene, Kansas.
spouting and tin work of all kinds.
C. H.
Broadway, next door north of muslo
Attention, Farmers Planters
You admit it Pays to get fresh stock
DON'T FORGET
Ckmili & Co. Hb AliilenB NnrserymenYarfl
WILL HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
NURSERY STOCK
ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBS
ROSES VINES
. AND
EVERGREENS
Remember the place, just north of the old stand.
V. T. GOUGH CO.
AbUene Nurseries
OffloVand'eround. H miles
(Klr.t publish in th. Ab... ,Wa.y
1 naflactor. AprU . I" '
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
WUllans Rohloff. Plaintiff.
mBVcmll.n.r. of th.
of County v-wl" . wniiaia B.
To s3fnflWt ."-n.,,., a cor-
so"w JLT? b25!-!
aoration. "l"... adatlntstra-
n0.x.ora-a.d truaUea;
Just ask someone who has
"1
PERCI
J. U. BAIER
I manufacture Steel
Stock Tanks of every,
description and sell them,
for less money than they
can be bought for else
where. Examine them
and be convinoed. , I also
handle pipe, fittings and
pumps, bath tubs, sinks,
and sewer pipes; also do
iiaV f
HILL
store. :
27-tf
Phone 103
from Hodge Block. West 1st St.
Tou and each of yon are hereby no
fed that you hare been auad by plain-
.... . i. - aHnva-anuiiea w."
UII "!.-. aarh
?d:7o- wmb.lbarr.d4
?he foVloilnV dcrTbed real eat.t
.r.u'it'ed ta DloElMO. County. Kaaaaa,
Thi '.ortht. quart" of eeette.
twelr. (11),.. towaah tineja i n).
'lIU4,and thitVali pumuff
will bi decreed th. at-olu" owr. .
W1UJ" P'aOft V
a. i aitaraar '
'1
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Ml DEALERS"