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ABILENE, KANSAS, THURSDAY. MORNING, APRIl 13.1911
NO. 33
VOL XXVIII
Abilene's School
Ma'ams Make Good
Federal Census Figures
for the County
Reflector Cooking , i
: School a Success
" PRIZE" WINNERS
- Bread
. Firs Mrs. O. Hogan. '
Second Mrs. Lewi Hayes.
- Third Mr. Lena Sprung.
Fourth Marie Borer. '
Fifth Mrs. Jt W. Cnthbctt
.'-.1 t: i flak, v..'? '
Fii-st-Mrs. a K. Wickllff.
Second fdrs. Lucy Tu; -
'' TblreV Anna Moore. .
Fourth fiadi Rded. ;
, Fifth Mrs. Jjnty ,-'
' Sixth -Luetic Halleck. . ;
- The PrUei ' .,
First prix for onk, Crya-
UlI Whit refrigerator ottered
by J. A. Tutu.
Second price, ten pounds .
Wolft'i 0. K. lard offered by
th Wolff Packing Co., To-
peka.. v" .
4 Third prise, 48 pound sack
Imperial flour, offered by the
Abilene -willing Co. -,
; Fourth oris. 48 pound aack
flouT.-offered by Abilene Mill-
Ing Co. s- '
, Fifth price, S pounds Senr-
sptlon Coffee, Lee Mercantile
Co., Sallna. : W:
First priae tor bread-Flve
dollars worth of photos of-.
iered by the Harmon Studio. '
Second nrlx. 48 pound sack
. . , Imperial tlour, offered by the
Abilene Milling Co, - '
' Third prize, 48 pound sack .
Imperial ..our, of feredby tb
Abilene Milling Co.
- Fourth price, 1-! doxen cans "
Lee's assorted fruits, Lee Mer--
cantlle Co., Sallna.
. . Flftli.jrtxe, 6 one-.pound
fit A Lee's Baking powder. Lee
L M" antlleCo7 Sallna.
At the Reflector" Cooking School
TVMay afternoon the attendance wb
double that of the morning session
. trad this morning the interest Is
, , Mrs. Wiley "demonstrated her fa-
mous cake receipt, making fire cakes
with six eces and allowing the ladies
" present to sample them. - The cakes
wene baked on an erectile oven rur
' ulshed by the Union Electric Com
pany. : Her talk was along the nnes
of economy by nslng only the best
- goods. If yon buy lard, use the
beet, Wolff's 0, K. similar
brand. It you use extracts, get
Lee's or' k similar hlgh-eSass brand.
Go to stores that sell high grade
goods and In whose honesty yon
bare eonfidence. ; '
Thle afternoon the pritea offered
by the merchants whose adTertlse
menta were published 1ri connection
' - wltfh the cooking school were awarded
tw Mrs. Elmer Hoyt Of Buckeye, Mrs.
R. B. Jacobs and Mrs. O. J. Dottom
t Abilene. The list Is published
above.! ' - :.' ''
The efforts of the Reflector to
ghre this course have been seconoea
and the school mads possible by The
.Abnn Mining Company, Victom
Oeletla, The Wolff Packing Com-
pany ojt Topeka, J. A. Tufts Furni-
tore and trndertaklng Company, Har
mon the Photographer, The Lee Mer
cantile Company of Sallna, The B.
D. Whitehead Dry Goods Company,
The Belle Springs Creamery Com
pany; The i. S." Brewer Company,
J. M. Gleisener Son, Union Electric
Co. '-' ' '
Mrs. Wiley leaves the city for To
peka In the morning and goes to
lAwrence. where she prepares for
the Junior Prom soread for the Kan
sas University. iore than - seven
huodred students will be present.
Aaioag the ladles prent st the
eeoV.rg Yrto vrsterslay aed this
morning 'were: Urs. Etta Vnym,
Mrs. Allw Erraisr, Mrs. C. C. Brfclve
W, tni Llnkletter. Sad! Re4,
Mrs. 0. t Piilton, Urs. J. A. fat
ternoo, !!hi Vtm K!g, Mrs. C. C.
ft .-, V P. H. Kullerk, DrusUla
B..k. km." John Jobats. Mrs, I'
,i 'Jitii. -. 3. M at on, M'n, A
.,. a. . A T- WIt'-. y
Li. , f " , 1 . I N i -'
1 'tr. 1. V.S
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k Elliott. Mrs. W. i'eeteri; L
cile Mets, Mrs. B. Parker, Mrs, Tufts,
Mrs. E. O. Farrer, Mrs. i. N. Delter,
Miss Cooper, Mrs. B. A. Cooper, Mrs.
J. C. Beaton, Naomi Engbs, Mrs.
Van Hetherlngton,, Mrs. N. Tanden
lerg, Mrs. Roy Chapntain, Ita Watt,
Miss Narrls, Katie Glsh, Lena Sprung
Mrs. 0. P, Fenfon, 'Hester Bogart,
Mrs. J. C. McCullough, Mrs. A. 8.
Brenizert Mrs. J. J. Goodon, Mrs.
M. A. Korns, Mrs. Flenner, Alice
Flddock,. Anna Forester, Mrs.Geo.
Stubby, Mn. C, P. tnyder, Ma. 0.
U Brown, Edith Worley, TUUf Sut
ter, Mrs. H. R.- Little, Llda Somlg.
Miss Laura McVangh Mary Mc-
Vaugh, Mis Edwards, Mis. 8. II.
Shockey, Mrs. H. A. Andreson, Mrs.
0.1 L, Moore, "Mrsj -H, M. Howard,
Mr,' F, W, Morse, Mildred Morse,
Mrs. W. S. Anderson, Mrs. Horace
Johnson, Mrs. ? P.. A. Muasell, De
troit;. Mrs. J. W, Haptonstall, Miss
Byrde Cooley, Mrs. F. L. Jlackson,
Edith .Fen ton, Mrs. J. 0. Landes,
Ruby A. Jobntc, Mrs. E. Hoyt, Mrs.
C. WInsler Mrs. C. Johntx, Miss
Pearl Johntz, Mary Edwards, Mrs.
J, B. Edwards, Btella Murphy. Mrs.,
Maggie Fase, Mrs. Susan. G. Engle,
Elizabeth Woolverton, Vleva Vlck-
era,' Edith Murray, Mrs. J. A. En
gle, Mrs. Leah Landls, Mrs. J, B.
Jones, Miss Hazelton, Miss Lesher,
Mrs. A." HInkle, Mrs. J. E." McNeal,
Emma Mengee, Mm D. B. Roberson,
Mrs.(Llllle Lambing. Alice Gorbutt,
Mrs. J. J. La.hr, Mrs. N. E. Reee.
Many others were present this
afternoons
It wat impossible to obtain art the
names. Many ladles from out of the
city attended, v ' 1
! Mis, Julia A. Wiley, whose repu.
tation ss a caterer" and cook la state
wide, opened the BrtUr,s Jtree
cooking school at the Lyric theatre
this morning promptly at the hour
announced to a good sized audience,
and in the seats were many of the
best ladles of Abilene. Mrs. Wiley's
lecture talks covered the making of
salads and the service of soups. She
Interspersed her talks with anee
dotes Illustrating' the duties of the
nousewife. 'The ladies present ask
ed questions -and were shown how
to do things culinary.'
"A woman Is responsible, largely1
eald Mrs. Wiley, "for the success of
her husband In life. Don't be a
drone. I knew of a young woman
who Insisted that her husband have
his breakfast promptly so that he
could be at his desk five minutes
before the business began. He Is
now manager of one oft the great
eastern railroad systems. While an
other woman whose husband was al
ways behind with his meals h still
at the same desk In the offlea where
he was twenty years. ago."
Mrs. Wiley's talks cover not only
the field of ordinary cooking but
cover the service of a eenrse dinner,
the afternoon tea and the evening's
entertainment. As she talks she
works, now making a pie, a cake or
a salad. ( '" "
School Is Helpfnl. -
In speaking of the aueeess of the
Reflector's cooking school, Mrs.
Wiley said:" -
"Domestic science has boon my
life work. The kitchen is the chem
ical laboratory of the home and you
can make people happy or miserable
by nee or misuse of the laboratory.
"Cooking is a fine art. To my
way of thinking it Is the art of all
arts. The culinary art la a fornVbf
genius is higher Indeed that genius,
aa It needs no explanation. It Is
oae of the great facta la the world
like sunlight or springtime. It can
not be qneeUoned. It baa its divine
right of sovereignty. It makes
queens of those whe bare it, and any
one may bsve it who la Filling t P?
tfte p'i , anl the only price you par
is application aad a very !!tf.le work.'
"It certainty shows progressive
spirit when a aewnpaper like the Re
flector errt:-frs for such a spieixiid '
cooking se'sool will be of
great i!ii'tjr,I awtatanee to the
woTun of As:iie, and all are cof
! , :y 1st'. . 1 All tht is nceerj
is that you cut eat the coupon ksd
k wj t to t s d jo. . r at lb t Ly--tc
or b-S' sr to (' Reflector a'fUt.
e 1 'n t rrn i von
r 1 I t St. '.
A large per cent of the girl grad
uates of the class ot 18 10 of the
Abilene high school," who took the
normal training course last year,
taught school this winter and a
has made success of her teaching.
Four of the young ktdles have com
pleted their terma as teachers and
have returned to their homes at Abi-
ids Agnes Curry vas in charge!
of the Klrhy sohool north of Enter
prise which closed laat SVIday, The
patron of the achool prepared a
bounteous dinner to celebrate the
last day of school which was en-
' . : MIms Agnes Curry. .,v
Joyed by all, : A fine program con
sisting of musical numbers and reci
tations, wag given In the afternoon.
Mlas Curry won many friends during
her career as a teacher and proved
herself to be an efficient instructor.
She was the salutatortan of her grad
uating class at high sohool.
Miss Iona Shearer was teacher of
( . - 1 1
MIm Iona Shearer
DR. HYDE WILL GET
" NEW TRIAL Iff SO DAYS.
Supreme Court Says First Trial Was
V,; ffnfl of Error.
Kansas aty, April 1 1. Dr. Hyde.
convicted of anurderllng CoL Swope,
. When you
M
Thoing
JlT
uty
needless extrayagancea you only
enjoy the "pleasure for a aeason"
and you must start life all over
: again, only with less courage than
' v before.' ' r v .
But if you are putting all "your surplus earnings
into an Acciuct with this Bank you are making
your money do double duty supply a lastng
pleasure and a competency for old age. .
Start today and add a little each week and see how
fast it will grow. It will surprise you.
We invite J'oif to male our barjlc rooms your headquarter
A"
m Hat
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teal re i'.PT. Poede
Kftl F ate IKo-tgss or Bonis
the Rich Valley school 18 miles
south of Abilene. The parent bf
th pupils of her school gave her a
surprise on the closing day by pre
paring a large dinner for1 the occa
sion. In the afternoon an excellent
program was given. Mlas Shearer
received many presents from her
scholar which showed their appre
ciation ot her work this winter.
"Mis Mildred Morse has dosed her
ftrtt year of teaching at th Stony
Point school three mliet east ot En-
' Miss Mildred Morse
torprlee. Miss Morse has made
mat success as a teacher.- She re
ceived many presents from, her pu
pils. ' ".-- .-.v :.!,' ,
Miss Ruth Martin was In charge
of the school three miles northwest
ot Woodbine and the hut day was
celebrated in a bail game with the
Miss Ruth Marti a
Pearl sohool. Mis Martin also prov
ed herself to be air efficient teacher,
Such aa the Abilene high school is
ne4 to graduate.
was given a new trial by the Mlssoori
ssrsme court today. , Many errors
of the first trial are given as cause
Hyde and his friends are Jubilant
over the decision. Judge I4ttsnaw
Is criticized by the court for keeping
Hyd in jail during tb trial. . A
new trial will begin within 30 days.
spend your money for
W m-m fc -4
23
3b.t
If yos desire t safe lnemnt la
yea ate invited to call and obtain
0,.
Washington, D. C, April 7. Di
rector Durand today gave out the
population ot Abilene as shown by
the census taken In April 1010. " It
gives these figures:
First ward........... ,.1088
Second ward. . ............. .1257
Third ward ,. 1 ............. 44
fourth ward. o , .... 810
Total
.4118
This li over S00 less than the
state census showed In ihs same year,:
4420. ' It Is not a large gain pver
the census ot 1000 which gave Abi
lene 8507. The state census has
shown more than tb government's
new figures for six years.
The census returns for Dickinson
county show much flea Jthan the
The following statistics of the
' bodied In a report from the Census
1910
Dickinson county. ........... ..", , a- 34381
Abilene city ......... 4118
Ward 1 "8
Ward 2 w...,....w.. 1267
Ward 8 844
' Ward4 2
Buckeye township. . ,
Center township. Including Enterprise.
' Enterprise city
Cheever township, t .
Flora township, including Manchester,
Manchester city
TPrmrrant Hill township
Oarfieldi township
Grant township
Hayes township
Herlngton city..,.,
Ward
Ward 2 ,
Ward 3
" Ward 4 .f.'...-..,
Holland Township . . ;
Hop township .including Hope city
Hop city . ..................
Jefferson township i ............ .
Liberty township. Including Woodbine
Woodbine' city .................
Lincoln township, Including Solomon
. Solomon city .................
Logan township ,
Lyon township .'. . , .
Newborn township
Noble township, Including Chapman
Chapman , . ...
Rhinebart townehip . .... .........
Ridge township.
Sherman township
HJnion township
Wheatland township
. Willowdale township . . . . , . , ,
NEW DRY GOODS STORE
TO BE OPENED SATURDAY,
High School Orchestra Will Furnish
Music, ; :,-
Tb new and beautiful store of
the B. D. Whitehead Dry Ooodt Co.
In Masonic Temple will be opened
formally next Saturday, April 16.
The store is new throughout, hew
shelving, new goods, new equipment
and Is one of the most beautiful In
the state. The high school orchestra
will play at the opening and there
will be favors for the ladies. Every
body Is Invited.
O. K. SMITH IS PRESIDENT.
Hardware Man Heads tb Board e
. Education.
Monday night O. K. Smith,, the
harware man, was elected president
of the board of education at Her-
ingtoa to fill tb vacancy caused by
the resignation of Wm. .Lewis. Mr.
Smith baa always taken a keen in
terest in hi work and win be an
efficient president. ' - , j
Superintendent McAllister present
ed to the "board hi plana for the
graduation exercises. A rather elab
orate progress is aader consideration
but la not ready tor publication.
Herisgton Time. ' . 1
JAMAICA GIHGER IM-AWFTX? j
It CoaUias Mar Alcohol Than Doe
Whtakey.
m
Is H a vlolatloa of the prohlbltorr
law to sell Jatcalra tlnrerf TM iv.
a question that has glren M-:'eoe
officers ntach onra for a If?
time and they will Buturslir le B
state assessors' returns and are glv-
en below. The population for other
counties and principal towns In the
Fifth district are:
1010 1000 1800
Clay county ,.,.16961 16838 18148
9ay Center . , . 3438 8000 2803
Cloud county ..18888 18071 18205
Concordia ..... 4416 3401 8144
Geary county . 42681 10714 10423 .
Junction City . 6508 4096 4503
Marsha ountyl281 iv744 10423
Marysvllle .... 3200 2000 JL91S
Ottawa "county 11811 11183 12681
VlnneapoJls ,, 1806 1727 1750
Republic, Muntyl7447 18248 1800S
Bel)evUle S224 1333 1888
RHey county ..16733 18828 18183
Maahbttaa i . , . . 6733 8438 3004 .
8a!in county .80338 17070 17443
Sallna , 0688 6074 6141
Washington co. 10220 21063 82814
Washington i ., 1647 1676 1613
population of Dickinson county are em
Bureaa recently Issued,
1900
21816
3607
1890
22273
3647
690 620 728
627 610 650
H55 1581 1530
706 798 804
625 . 633 733
675 645 684
250
620 601 669
639 467 606
828 826 780
-671 683 670.
3273 1607 1353
. 1005
... 813 , . 1
567 i
..808 ,J
493 433 - 6f
: 1133 , 1165 127
667..- 667 tit:
608 v 665 793,
Hi 700 055
S 260 ' e
1616 1227 1274
' 049 " 817 839
. 603 608 663
' 653 605 63A
" 683 675 728
1222 1115 973
781 627 43S
483 480 611
'614 612 687
460 461 648
450 686 523
421 251 401
' 642 565 - 680
...... ..
,...
.......
639
V"
interested In th outcome of a case
now on triad In the ....t court at
Topeka, wherein a druggist Is charg
ed with selling ginger In violation
of the law. If a conviction Is obtain
ed, It Is probable that the local
officers will begin arrests In cases
where dealers sell . the genuine
Jamaica which, it has been shown.
contains about 93 per cent alcohol ,
whereas line old whiskey usually.
contains onl about fifty per cent..
C. A. MORTON ATTENDED IT.
Fair' Managers Had a Meeting at
' Concordia.
Concordia, April 7. A meeting of
th North Central Kansas Racing.
Circuit was held In this city today,
to formulate a racing program for
th county fairs this fall. There
were present tb horsemen, repres
entatives of the promoters of free
attractions that are now usually a
part ot the entertainment at a coun
ty fair. These gentlemen were J."
T. Keeler, representing the Western
Vaudeville Association! Steve H.
Woods, United Fair Booking Aspo
rtation, and Chas. M, If arse, Barnes
loeatrkal Association.
Tb following war present: R.'
B. Vsrd, president, Belleville; T. W
Siorge Jr., secretary, Concordia; Dr.
Batter, Cawker City; W. R. Nelson,
Smith Center,. John J. Brown, Roy
fi afford, J. J). Johnson, Minneapolis;
Ed. Miller, Roy Owens, Joe Elliott,
BsIlevlH; F. Carrety, Norton; H.
E. af.Kee, Minneapolis; C. A. Mor
ton, Abilene; W. B. Craig, Riler; J.
T. Hoy, Bt Marys.
Rnlil' Templar Herri ,
Abilese Comreaidry, K. T , wit!
have Eaater servli-ea fjunday morair.e,
raarrblnr to one of (!. churrhe for
the err -.

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