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-. -. wr ifirz S55T5. s IMVERS1TY MIS.SOURIAJf. SILMAY, MARCH 29, 1914. I UNIVERSITY MISSOUR1AN f WANT COLUMN Tlir Earning Dally of tlir Cnlrrralty of I .Miiuri no. I (olumliU puhlUlirtl by tlir tu.l-nl-. In !l- X huii I of Journal- im at th- L'nttrrMty of MNouri. J IIAICKISuN KUOWN Manager MISCELLANEOUS WOME.VS SHAMPOO PARLOR The real place for you to go. We treat fuheritr Miouriiu As- itching scalp, dandruff, falling hair, nlrliV:;r,sVrre,iJ,,;t,.,Tl i:' ltl complexion, etc. Face Massag- l'arker: Mwreurr. lirWitli ic?. shampooing, and hair tonic. Call Carpenter: Iuy T trail. . Joliu -V. JIurr.iv. I Huili. Inii II 1:imt miu. C M. Klliott. .lohu C Mapel, Jolm V. .leu ell 779-Green for complete information. (176 A X ' Ol'SCESEXIS i:nlerel at the l.l ! e f Coliiuilii.1, M. mall matter "lu Kiiliir- a ieir l Carrier or Mail. IMituriil i!n-e MttznT Hili; plume -J7t l!uiue titfi-i- tr,-iui:i liull.lin. iluuu- tair: piiiiiie 7r Athlri- al. 'Mui'in iti u to ..-'K fMvi:i:siT m!oci:iax. 5l5-- Culuuiliii. MU-.iurl CADY KEXXEY will conduct a special summer class in Piano study. June Nt to Aug. Stli at Christian College. (177) HALF SOLES put on correctly at T. Parson's Shoe Shop. South Ninth. 14Stf. Billiards, cigars, pipes, tobaccos Hooches. (1G2) For Representative. We are authorized to announce the candidacy of William H. Sapp for the office of Representative of Boone County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, August 4, 1914. I'noeeuting Attorney. We are authorized to announce W. M. Dinwiddie as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of Boone County, subject to the will 0f the! Democratic voters at the General, miliary, August i, ilI4. g Ol-T i&0 jjfeyy(iS''Y ft Is A 1914 A CA.iJIMH: FOR CHARITY. The Columbia Charity Organization Society lias received so little support Uooches from the citizens lately that it has been forced to start an active hou-e to house campaign in order to get money to carry on its work. This does not mean that Columbian are selfish or against charity: it means that they are careless and indifferent. In its long existence the society lias done much good for the unfortunate for room. Good place. Addres persons of the city. Its campaign iar? of -Uissourian. d-'O against tuberculosa, its part m the establishment of the City Di-peiiary. and other such activities are worthy of the greatest support. Columbians should respond liberally to the appeal of the Charity Organi tion Society. THE place of refined amusement (162) DANCING LESSONS given privately, 30J Conley. Phone 44S White. (156) Patronage of MIssourian patrons de Mred. Scurlock Transfer Co. Phone 72. (lu.tf) WANTED, Collector. We are authorized to announce J. E. Wright as a candidate for the office of Collector of the Revenue of Boone County, subject to the will of! Boone County (for one term, fouri years), subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the General 1 Primary, August 4, 1914. We are authorized to announce J. R. Jordan as a candidate for re election (for second term) to the of fice of Collector of the Revenue of Boone County, subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the General Primary, August 4th. Clerk of the County Court. We are authorized to announce j Charles W. Davis as a candidate for,' the office of Clerk of the County Court I of Boone County, subject to the will I of the Democratic voters at the Gen- I .A.TLD-A voung man to work , cral Primarv, Au?ust 4 19U "C" Edition of a Good Cigar It lives up to the praise of its millions of ad mirers and herein is found its increasing popu larity. This cigar is everything you can ask for in a mellow, satisfying smoke. Ask for one when you get your paper this morning From 5 cents up to 3 for 50 cents Peck's WANTED By man small l.otise by June 1. utre llissourian. (153; and ' wife, a " lied voters and Address "R" Notice of Annual School Election, Notice is hereby wren to the quali- tavpuyers of the WANTED An experienced stenog rapher who can do scientific work ac curately. Tlio.se who can devote full, half or quarter time may apply. Ad dress "J" care Mi--ourijn. (lol'tf) WANTED All kinds of typewriting Are j ou reading the making wort:. Prices reasonable. Satisfac tion guarantees tall and give us a trial. Room 310 Guitar Bld'g. (loO-MG) Speaking of a crisis. John Bull and Uncle Sam seem to lie well supplied just now. of history in the newspaper reports of the Ulster trouble and the Panama Canal Tolls question? AI0 A -SHOW "E.M" STATE. Illinois has put herself in line as for Ms Ilotice amj et same LOST. Phone tiie firs; state t'lis year to follow the plan proposed by Governor Major of having Good uoaus uays. April LOST Ladv's small diamond ring. IS lias been designated by Governor originally five sets but two middle Dunne of Illinois. ones ou- Return to Missourian office. Tims Missouri is getting the reputa- 1pward- dol) School District of Columbia.' County of Boone and State of Missouri, that the Annual School Election of said school district will be held on TUESDAY. APRIL 7th, 1914, commencing at 7 o'clock a. m and closing at sunset of said day, and that the following propositions will be ' submitted, to-vvit: First The election of two mem bers of tile Board of Directors to serve three years. Second To increase the annual rate of taxation (which is fixed by law at 40 cents) CO cents on the $100 assessed valuation for school pur poses. Done by order of the Board of Di-1 FOUND An ivory watch charm set illmi,ia, .Missouri, at a meeting held with pearl 12 karrat gold buckle. Call , March 9th, 1914. at 207 College and describe and pari JOHN U HENRY, secretary . V II Tho Imvi- ciilimftfpil fnr colinnl (.IS White, (loi) i nuriioses is not an increase over that of last year but is an increase FOUND. tion of being a "Show 'em" as well as a "Show me" state. Many original ideas are born in Missouri and pas: tin to the other states. As another instance. Missouri was the first to have a union of the colleges for women. Other states are now writing for in formation about that. The days of Illinois have an advant age over those of Missouri, which were held last August. Roads should be worked in the spring. Our Governor thought of his idea too late last year to have the days any sooner but steps should be taken now to name Missou ri's second annual "good roads" days in the spring or early summer when they will do the most good. Meanwhile, who will be the next to think up a Missouri idea for the whole ' nation to use? FOB SALE. FOR SALE Hand embroideries and j laces for lavettes. and all kinds of em broidery material. Mrs. A. L. 1402 Windsor. (15S) I over the amount that may be levied ' by the school board without the vote of taxpayers being had. Under the law the school Mard can only levy up to 40c on tne 3100 without 1 such vote. The levy submitted this . year is the same levy that has been v oted for the past four or five years and if the proposition carries the rate of taxation for school pur poses will be the same ns in 191M. Westcott. , JOHN L. HENRY. 1 Secretary. m ii THAT NEW JAIL. Recently a mass meeting of the citi- p zens of Boone County was held for the purpose of starting a movement for getting a new jail. The preliminary steps for the meeting were taken by a committee of laymen from the Colum bia churches. At the meeting it was , decided to circulate petitions calling for an election when all the voters of the county could vote on a bond issue for the building of the new jail. For some years grand juries return ing from their tours of inspection, so cial workers and even occasional vis itors to Columbia have remarked on the poor quarters for detaining Boone County law breakers. Probably indi vidually the majority of citizens of the county, at least all who have thought of it. hare thought the jail a disgrace. Hut to get concerted action is difficult. Now that the movement has bfen started, everyone should boost it. I' the men with the petition have not yet found ou. hunt them up. call them up or the telephone, or in some wa let them know that ou want to sign that petition. Let's build a jail that will be a model lor other Missouri cities, instead of keeping one that is used as a horrible example. Julips We have the sole right to sell Orange and Cherry Julips in Columbia 5c glass. the place where the true milk-filled chocolates are made. fresh strawberries for today TSeLP" s AJinf?" Absolutely Guaranteed Tennis Rackets O-OP tennis rackets are sold under an absolute guar antee. If at any time one pur chased at the Co-Op should prove defective, bring it to the store. It will not cost you a cent to have the defect reme died. Tennis Rackets $1.50 to $8.00 CO-OP Wright and Ditson and Spalding Tennis lines. . ; i 'S-BdwLp- The Cundy Sl:of on the Corner lunebalh. Coif Iiiilh, fen tin Riickeh, Athletic Cooth of the bet bnmd. Brighten Up and Clean Up I do anything in the decorating line. I carry a large stock of Patton's Sun-Proof Mixed Paint, Pure Dutch Boy Lead, Varnishes, Enamels, etc. 50,000 rolls of wall paper to se lect from. Try me once and let me convince you. I employ none but first-class mechan ics. W. J. PALMER 10th and Cherry Phone 866 Suffragettes" Aron Squad IJuy. l: I'nitiM rre LONDON. March 2S. The suffra gettes burned the home of Major-general McCalmount. The loss amounted to $73,000. Listen to the punch of this baseball mitt. Hot off the bat Speeds the leather pill and lands hard right in the groove of this mitt hear the ol' boy land, bear the punch, and you know you jot a mitt you'll chum with. She buddies up close to your palm rijbt from the start built that way. Get one at C.&A's. and beat it to Rollins Field. The dM 1 C 1.J DECORATE your room with Novelty pictures. See our line. Janousek's Art Store. (163) Tennis Balls from Campbell and Alexander are exactly as represented. Here's a new one we're re commending; it's call ed The Bounder and it lives up to it's name. You'll like it as soon as you try. To Intro duce it to ou the price per ball is, IZr selling price "rP x I l3 Campbell & Alexander Tenth & Broadway "Call a Taxi" 491 Party and Dance Calls a'Specialty MORRIS BROS. & MEYER 5 "and 7 Passenger Cars Day and NightlService A Check Book Will Simplify Your Bookkeeping Why take the risk of keeping money loosely about? Take a timely precaution and deposit it for safety. We solicit your account. We pay 3 on time deposits. The Central Bank Sc:mI of Singing Tktto DuilJig C. Confidence and respectat tend the p0s. sessor of the disciplined voice. rui intelligent course in singing develops the power of interpreting feel. inr independent- nf the world. S u ch V powers are developed ia thU school'scourse in sin. inr. Keller ,. Alexander Prospects Are Good for a sood lively, interestin? meeting tonight and we want you to derive A Benefit As Well Be one of the 230 persons who an minim: for feuch a purpose. YOr'(; l'EOl'LK'S I'MOX BAPTIST CHURCH. C:S0 tonight. Clubs and Orjt'nizjtion-i Have McFADDEN AND FINLEY Take Your Picture for THE SAVITAR Pictures taken an time, any pljce Phone 223 Y. M. C. A. COAL Phone 470 H. R. JACKSON 211 X. Fcli'Ji Pirkey's Orchestra F. W. I'IRKEY, Mgr. Successor to H. E. Keim. Tel. 632 UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP Can Fix Y'ou Up Right We have the equipment Directly opposite Penn's MEET ME AT Tiger Barber S!iop 910 Broadway Most up-to-date shop In town. Sanitary Bartering Sterilizing Case for Tools Only Shop of this Kind in Town Star Barber Shop 80S Broadway Shelton's Orchestra H. II. Moulton Manager Phone L'.-.G.Rrd YEE SING will call for your LAUNDRY Phone "45 12 S. ;tr. SHOE REPAIRING PHONE "61") CABS FOR DANCES. J F 7j I i