Emporia Weekly Gazette (Newspaper) - December 14, 1916, Emporia, Kansas GAZETTE XXVI EM BEU H JOB God marvellously with Ills voice great things which wo cannot comprehend VXD The New York Sun many years ago set at rest the heart ot a little child who had been troubled by the story that tUero is no Claus Vir to the snow Be to the Sun and iho on the earth likewise to the small Suns reply are printed as they are rain aud to the great rain his printed every Christmas season in strength jHle Gazette for the benefit of little that up the hand of every all men may know his rann work Then the beasts go into and remain in their places Out of the south the whirl and cold out of the north By the breath of God frost is giv en and the of the waters is Some or ABOUT TIIK SIZE OF IT Here is ho situation in the lican party v This summer six prominent Bu Moose progressives taken off tlie N tional Executive Committee of tli Bull Moose party before it went oi of business were asked by the Tie Committee to br eome members of the campaign executive committee Tli friends sav thero progressives accepted the i no Santa Claus Pani says if you see it in your paper it ia so Please Js there a Santa Claus Virginia Virginia your little friends aro have boon affected by the skepticism of a skeptical age They do not believe except they seo They that nothing can winch is comprehensible by Also by watering he the thick cloud he scattereth his All minds Vir whether mens or childrens arc littlo in this great And it is turned round his of ours man is a mere that they may do nn ant in his intellect coin them upon the boundless worM face of the world in the earth ird causEth it to come whether for or for his land or for this O Job stand the wondrous works of God TO no The price of printing paper such as is used on tlie Gazette is around t u pound Two cents has been the price for several years It will cost the Gazette more than year for printing paper nlg Ule than it cost hist year and if the about him measured by intelligence capable of grasping Uie whole truth nnd knowledge there is a He exists as certainly Santa love and generosity and devotion exist and youknow that they bound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy Alas would be the world if there were no Santa Claus H would be as dreary as if no There price advances beyond cents it will ost Five thousand unto this paper in nij subscription rales and ing rates will help a little but not much rates are placed higher than the average man can be no faith then no poetry no to make toler able tills existence We should have no enjoyment except in sense and i sight The eternal light with which world would be extinguished Not believe in Santa Clans You might an well not believe in fairies to pay for subscription or ad assuming a year mas Kve lo catch Santa Clans but even if they did not see Santa Claus coming down what would a loss of prove Aot everybody sees Santa The most real things in the this paper cannot world are those that neither child rm it veil nor men can sec Did you ever This town and every small town in see fairies dancing on the lawn Of country Is faced with n net but thats no proof that question Shall its daily news paper disappear These may be war haps they will pass they were there No one can or imagine all the things prices are unseen and unseeable in tiie and normal i world i more paper year than this year Possibly we shall have to re vise tho whole newspaper business cutting out all advertising and is suing only a news pamphlet for reg ular subscribers at a price that will circulation down by the world that not tho strongest ma tlie strength strongest men that ever M l1 prices come back But the outlook You may tear apart a babys rat today is mighty dark for the alld see what makes the noise in City printing mlt there is a veil tha per 0 per cent cheaper for some reason Hut the city papers ire in danger It will cost the Slar more i fancy poetry love can I push aside that curtain and view and i picture the supernal beauty and i all real Ah world there is ing else real aud Xo Sunta Thank Cod ho lives and he lives forever A A small years nny ot about the of an almanac thousand years from now lie will continue to day in the year except Sundays of for a month or lfl i year there will little profit in it I Till it is curious and for the average publisher who has from A h Charles JOO to invested in his is a rather dramatic situation him awake nights These re marks are by the sion of the leading daily newspaper because of the ad vance in the price of paper MIT OriS HATS 111 Santa 1 Mills I has from libs and it is worth con because if with an in Mv suggests every vacant let in this town be turned over next year lo families who will lo potatoes or other veg etables on tho ground Air rightfully that lisa hundreds of vacant lots which arc weed jungles most of the iim lots would p red ure fair known by his stage name if properly and hn bo Few people there are of in is dying lno but aro who arc in narrow circum who do not Mot which shortly hu beginning of the War Joe was an ordinary actor and a very ordinary siong writer but ho struck thu in thu hearts of the Ameri can people with a slangy soup Time became tho war song of r great nation for at one Men and boys away ro Cuba and the Philippines to the tuno of Hot and they into Manila and into Santi ago to its catchy stirring strains It followed closely The Star Spangled Jn liner when the American flag ap oared over Moro Castlo and over ihc defenses of Manila It cheered weary American troopers in and il welcomed them homo Mot Time would have been and will be the tuno to which will bo cleaned out In the summer brought camps last Mot Time Invariably forth rounds of cheers On the bor der it relieved the monotony of sand and the cactus and it gave ob to the galls of the army con tract shoes The words of Hot Time arc al most forgotten and have been lost almost as completely as the fame of Heir writer but the catchy whistly melody lives nnd will live with Yankee Red White rind Marching Through and It will be one of the inspiring strains of Americas martial music not for Its words or tho sentiment they express but be cause it is cheerful happy and hope ful And may loo Haydens soul have peace TIIK KM Arent we chivalrous to the Don we just naturally love em to death anil tight bleed and die for em They dont need the not for a minute Hut some when they got it they use it For instance Governor Carlson of Colorado was defeated last The wo it UP vetoed a of bills pushed by he legislature tho women through In Massachusetts women have no vote and twenty bills bearing on the interests oT women or children failed to pass and not a man responsible for the failure of these bills was defeated Of course the women dont nood iTie ballot we men are just so mor tally chivalrous that we wouldnt pee the women snubbed for the world who would bu to thori lots IK an aid to light Mr lots be turned the fur their use that hi lots bo kepi free from in tho that trash Inro in tin fall He think Hint a gardin patch tin mcr will bn a groat help in rutting tln of living and thai a produc tive potato patch will help a KnK way over the road in the winter work is has made a which should missed now pertinent be dis tho dull the lime Through months of the winter in the is mild enough for outdoor work vacant lots are to be used for gardor should IIR plowed and manured and made roady for the spring seeding The Emporia School has used several vacant lots for gardin pur poses The lols havo tended carefully and have boon used to good advantage The idea can be to the balance of the va cant pieces of ground in with helpful effects An phoned Gazette today that she counted twelve blanketed seven horses in front of an church during service time The were blanketed for the obvious reason that radiators on biles freeze and frozen radiators cost money A horse is differently constructed and docs not freeze easi ly and for that reason is not blank eted as carefully lint a horse can do considerable shivering during time and thu has a sneaking notion that a prayer which is started whilo the petitioners standing outside may bo in transit and supported Mr Hughes with on Mr did what he could Ohio Robbing went over the coun try making speeches Mr Rowell in California Mr Ickes had charge of the Pro Republican bureau in Chi cago Mr Mr and money in New York Now the progressives of tin country realize that the country doc not third They are asking and will continue to present their demands with force until they are granted or the who were good enough to sit in tin Republican councils and help al could In the campaign be made mem hers ot the National Executive com of the Republican party They feel that if they were goot enough to serve the party during the they aro good enough to act as policemen the campaigns to prevent robbery of nomina Mon in And either the mands ot the progressives will be granted by the Republicans or the Progressives will raise such a dis iu the next four years that the nomination wont be worth steal ing It may as well be accepted Hint men like Hiram Johnson and Miles and Mcdill McCormick and Gifford and Raymond Robbing and Victor will not coo around like a lot of suckling doves while the old guard walks oft with the Here sine of it If the Re publican old guard organization re fuses demand tho re will the issue upon which the progressive Republicans will go into the primaries of and fight for local control of the party Obviously it is a good issue and lias more talking points a sewing machine If on tile other hand tlie old guard yields to tho progressive demands wo shall use the reconcil as an occasion for going into the primaries and demanding that the slate and Congressional organi sations and nominations also he made progressive so that there wiH be no friction in the 1020 campaign As the oxBull Mooser looks into future the red horizon of con greets him upon every point of the compass These are sad days for the parly pacifist A NATIONAL who has compared town nnd city life in this country and In and has seen what a ideas lire and what a music may when it is prop erly taught in childhood must real nn how great a loss people tain by tho neglect of says Thomas W in As a National in Hie Atlantic We aro begin ning to realize it to a diverse people into one means of an conception of nationality Tin thin bond of self the advantage of get tins on in tho keep together In ordinary tunes but In a crisis such binds The of sentiment is necked a common sympathy we want all somn means of r that There havo of late great meetings at which tin reelings of men and wmn on havo in shouts in cheers in thu clapping of in of What would not a song have For these they all knew and loved An we forever to bo Emporia TUK of othor ordi Kansas towns has passed nance dimmers or ground glass over The is pond could be en forced by or every stranger who parses through town but it is The regulation should bo wide it cannot be enforced iin lefs tho Kansas legislature stei fit which will cut cut the A ROOD James Logan Mosby has written life in a Missouri town into his novel Paul with particularly gratifying effects Thu jook which came from tho press only recently was printed by tlie R W Stevens Publishing Company of Col making it an product Paul Winslow is a refreshing tale It has a remarkable insight in to the feelings and thoughts of the people of a Missouri town and it packs a love affair with out inflicting any saddle galls The story moves with a murder as the chariot with Paul Winslow as the hero handling his first important case as an attorney and clearing his friend of tho against him In Mr Mosby introduces a good detective yarn when he works out the solution of the murder mystery The book is reading and should en joy a large sale through the holiday A Wattles the wellknown and greatly admired Kansas poet has published recently the second edition of lils book of Kansas poems Ing will loving thought the best inspirations of the best Kansas ver Tho verses arc familiar to all real and the opportunity read them again in form is welcomed by friends il over tha state Many of the poems aro from Mr pen than which none more truly Kansas more the voice of in The book is prettily bound in and is printed and embellished jin tho Kansas sunflower brown and I yellow It is published by A C Mc for Si Xo more OK Vodka is u colorless fluid wide THK KltS CASK All over the country the working AMERICUS DOINGS f from contains about man is getting increase In his wages S P I FI per cent of alcohol It is not a to the of living This liott and E A Elliott hi mixture of alcohol and wage increase is of course not Monday Is the palate but enough but it is something of an ad A h Wright of was n weak spirit distilled to that viince in the right direction In the business visitor In Emporia Monday lar degree from meantime tho American farmer of Trossler of the mash says Robert P Blake In the middle west and particularly tho transacted business tip December Atlantic farmer of the Missouri Valley is so ties were first grado ing through two years of crop fail in iwo yours 01 crop nui J li Will be higher in price Ure and is in tho hardest lines he has hostess at tho regular meet the ian the second LU was the nation ever seen He ROW no Increase in Club this week th drink or excellence wages headed the list the ron return and yet the demands of and the almost exclu sive tipple of the thief evil cannoned with the use of wiis the excessive cheapness of Itself A soinewlilp over a of rubles As Its power was about the or whis perhaps a ii fellows thai i man Russia or the same four tinios as much drink as he ould in extreme cheapness spread of ho drinking which found only too among the and renditions which one so finds among She peasants irre lo seek for vic alcohol he sulis for vodka hicli are ia are eau de colo sh and denatured s not very is no extracts are possible lo but is nu ain It is case from their fumes of iu Rus tte furniture pol In the just now and what to it it is im tasle of the s polish is more harder to ob hle to buy it at unless a war ant from the police stating that really is 1 or ft arpenter distilled so to thf alcohol with a adheres imes it la merely stirred at stick until shellac o the latter Far more widely used and far lore deleterious in ils is spirit is not wood but pure spirit firi per cent with an admixture of woud acetone ketone and a dash f dye The admixture amounts to bout TI per cent ofthe fluid volume ml is supposed to and properly so for his ily has been taught to expect some thing morn of civilization than a mare passing at civilization Tlie farmers wife and children have ft right to the telephone to the dally of Nor ever and to hear The fam Tuesday and u Mrs 1 1 Lowo and Airs John A Sims motored to morning lo spend the day Hr and Mrs J H to THE MARKETS are the prices paid for farm produce Hens 10 old roosters yonn rs 1 He Ducks c Se Potatoes 7 wheat Xo 3 corn turnips rg to te to tlie uy an rs reell weni to paper to the magazine that shows Tuesday evening to attend them something of the world and ln banquet county them something of the its movements They have a right to Association civilized clothes to ma chinery to amusements and diver sions that were unknown a generai tion ago To deny these things the farmer is to create hardship And this ot the farmers case The fanner grows thu raw material for the world The farmer has noth ing to do With the in which his toll is sold The farmer has be of Americus and W Hor of Council trans business in a genuine I Smith who went tu ils denial is u part to spend her ise against society vacation with her par rs the raw material her schoul work ie line the High School come a cog In the industrial machine Tho raw material Is taken from his at what the buyer cares to ive and the raw material is re turned to him as finished product at in the High School Mrs William Lowe and daughter tiss Edna Lowe shopped in ria Tuesday Miss went to Wichita Tuesday afternoon where she will her school work Mr and Mrs C It Mitchell and Mr and Mrs 1 M spout the guests of Tuesday in the country Mich prices as the manufacturer cares to ask Tho farmer sells his cream and buys his butter sells his hogs rs hUl and buys his bacon sells his hides and buys his shoes sells his wood and buys bis lumber and con I And n spite of all ho can do this buying and selling of the farmers produce is after all the best way out of his situation For If be tries to Mrs the program at of the Century Club Monday afternoon Mrs 1 T the hostess served n most appetizing luncheon consisting of fruit cake perfecto wafers and cocoa The club will meet with Mrs Kims In two the industrial chain heWs none of interest Americus and peo Kansas City ID fed sluers 1 beef steers and heifers feeders 7 calves t Hogs market in lower nui if light Ilec CaMle market wcU cows ami calves I I logy marker dull i n ii in pigs jeing ground seriously There seems to be no way Yet here bo u way We can lot ay a nation afford to lot condi tions rest which are unjust to the very best class of our citizens The problem today is more oven than the industrial pro blem If the workman Is to have a the whole mod ern tendency is running thai not also give thu farmer a liv ng price for lilts crop I r the fir is to have an employment ibie of use for drinking purposes jance why not give the farmer lie inventive however gets drouth and flood and bug round this b Tho demand THU STAU demand of the Westward slur of horrible hat the of the moves HP way Kor years reorganize was viewed with alarm by ie executive committee of the tho o include taking Jvan u representation of ol of 10 Progressives is certainly fair j Uo U Times was a 1 and to many pe took place al November when Miss lielle Van Voris and Mr Charles 10 were married Tho ceremony place Iu the Methodist I a the ring ser vice being used The bride was gowned in crepe du chine nn Ished with hands of Shu carried brides roses and bur mald pink chiffon and carried pink Following ceremony there was a reception al the home of tho bride after tho bridal couple went by lo Mr lield Is located as a surveyor anil civil engineer Several carloads of tcr creamery packing stock Poultry liens Hi roosters turkeys firsts 10 Kansas City Dec Wheat market unchanged to 1 higher No 2 hard I No l No u rod l tso 1 Corn market 1 10 I lower No 2 mixed Xo Xo J white i Xo lain J lower No 2 j No mixed 5 Ti 5 Rye Market Hay unchanged Whom I us earn 7 DOC t after a vaca tion of two days for Thanksgiving Miss spent with folk in Amos White moved last week from tlm Sanford farm to mo farm In Dis o 1 Schub and family expect lo this week 10 their farm in Ok W movi lahoma There program their purl way on their trip Mrs IH a of Mrs John nnl j Charles Van Vorls also of A I Van Voris of tbR Normal School and used lo live here certainly fair nly those supported Mr lughes arc supposed lo be on the ox committee And they have ack of u minority sufficiently to make their demand just hey are not demanding any special the things he said of Kaunas Washington adopted prohibition would hair on a brass monkey major declar himself Hum Mti ot of men The campaign commit perhaps n of tho Republicans contains the dial the committee plus six Hull publicity have found lookers These would be sal n Hut men like Senator of Minnesota orris of ol of New York r Medil McCormick of Illinois due i M 11 i i in t i i f i i ould do as well and are they of rather longer heros out what I to base any prohibition on conditions in Kansas On con trary I Inie become convinced that thu results Kansas are about an powerful arguments for tho as could desire Hut the pinch Seattle and the Slate of Washington have been The whole point is this The Taft picked as substitute horrible ox oto and the Roosevelt vote indicated majority of the parly is progress o The majorities of for Progressives running In the Ite party this year Indicates the une thing Why not give Unit 11111 at least a minority tion WITH We desire to with is e trust pardonable pride to the fact One of daya we shall have a penitent denial from tho Brewers Association that Kansas the cru stiest poorest most Ignorant over taxed underfed state In the union How the lu Kansas Dec Mr and Mrs A A In Saturday Mr and Mrs Dwyer al lended in Fay of several last nt tin A M and Karl Mr and Mrs of on ncl last Dick and droves were In Heading Saturday Mru A M Phillips and spent Saturday afternoon Mrs li Heading Merman spent the Mr ami Mrs Dwyer Mr and Mix 1 1C Orr were In Heading Saturday nl Mr II 0 noVel il i Mr Sees i In J K lo s one hundredth thousand This K one hundredth thousand great credit upon the human race This OK Within the up rose ono of He a the mo lo workers I And Mr King spoke and said That tha principle of the Republican Thanksgiving ty must be to the new that the party The at attended The pro as its faults and none so quickly as c would deny that the human nice s prone lo err Hut when it picks ut a l Its ii in i tin if Dim HI n rui an race is improving Of course ami ace buys carloads of Harold The sooner the get it Gladys Lawrence spent with her uncle Charles bohm and family Mr and Mrs James 1 and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr nnd Mrs Thomas Dwyer Mr and Mrs j K Orr helped Mr and Mrs Joe Cordon eat noose Thanksgiving Mr Mrs C W Clark nnd family Mrs A T Jones mid Junior Jones Gladys Watson Au drey Hyde and Wanda called on Mr and Mrs L K will lie ii pie supper at Wednesday lo il lend anil women are lo pies C F his cattle to City Mr and Mrs Harrison ul 1 W lUr of spending n il honn ov Ills son W J Mr nnd have Imll n burn feiM which Is Mr Mrn It spen al the homo of 1 The W 1 lust day well and property sold well The served n dinner but owing to they in ui was no for man to play lils game Mr nf lioen tind he new liou nn his farm In this vicinity Mrs Orion nul reii of witn Mri anil Mm W J and Counly Joseph Whll Irr who live in n trip In Minn of cilled Monday Arnold wnn In Arvona unlay m rther friends Jit K us in Progressive or Then coeds were more as t us book and I inn Vrighis books and obert Chambers trainloads jf Into their heads the party as It is now and and win the sooner the Republican party will win The demand from the Progressives for a place In this National Executive town But the who have bought r Wolli hook we take off our hills bey are the salt of tho They aro tho people whose fathers id mothers before them bought mr a pn and Thackory and Scott and of and Shakespeare and meeting will a proper response s and ami Virgil anO heard from the parly in Very section of Homer smile his the country They are the people who pick in classic from sellers and bo since Hie beginning of literature than Clarence hail accepted n job as bookkeeper for Mortgage Company Carl returned work at Monday S E Hill was a ci In town Saturday Mr and Mrs K C Humes traded In Saturday evening from were Mr and Mr and Mru Fred mil Al lr I lo and the with Mrs Tei and cil anil Louise KOII from wier work lo with over Sunday MIKH and Fre ct ner from Sunda li Miss Oilman is In after Hie Kev Mr John Oregon at the election last month ivc put the laurel crown of adopted a system of rural credits g favor upon worth modeled after the federal which will bring the rale of Inter est on farm loans down to fi per cent in place of the rate of n little cent be And then again maybe not In The in tho School re for a dance Why not hold it In the High School gymnasium in tho corri rates are largely subject to dors and have a big democratic nil the lawn of and school party The High School than an the prices of building should be a social other commodities and if the inter for entire town and If the par est rates are high in Oregon there cuts of somo of the children desire must be some reason for it and per children lo dance proper that reason may not be rc lot thoni dance in rhe moved by mere state Mr and Mrs Robitniaii visit ed homo folk Sunday Thormis Saviors ii roi Archie went to on I day j Mrs Varger and son and daughter traded in Salur day Mr Knton ami family ia Km poria On Saturday I Mru gono to for u visit with relatives Mr new Is Ily nn I nick Creek Monday Mr and Officer motored lo MIK Tom Davis with Kale Arnold Methodist Aid mit with Mr will vro unit wo vii to at the be hld time in I Joe in vel Join v Ill a iar i vl i KUI K gift Ami if parents of tho kin i m in i t fi rli nfP v S m laml Christmas i3 where of It High School where their teachers can We have no desire to jibe at ii fee them reform ni we shall awan The dancing Is in interest results of this attempt and the long hours iol building with and of High School ers and will take tni dancing much that IB objection environment The High cr the direction Mr and Mrs il with Mr and man of day Mrs John Karr in in Missouri Wesley CrosH visited Sunday Allen Waters d T V vis Mrs Tru j with K A i School ou us c to change Oregon by Oregon lias done many under good things Maybe Mio can do teach this It will be an interesting ex away periment but possibly an expensive one orn for a good law ing Mrs w of town K mil who lives north a Emporia and family to City Friday Iv DeCamp an family u Thanksgiving with Mr in Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Alv and BOH were callori ai R B Robertss Sunday o
