Local Travelers and a December Burglary
Mre J M Lindley and Mre Charles Lindsay of Atchison return home after a visit in Lawrenc e. Mrs PH Pierce returns from Wamega. Mr Wil Dilding goes to Chicago after a visit with Lawrence locals. Dr Harry Hanashes back to New kish Oklahoma after two weeks with parents. Mire Will Dildion visits Chicago brother Mr Robert Morrow. Tom Harkey in Marion county for 8 Gass. Justice Sharp issues warrants for George Franch and Allee Vem Alles for a December 24 burglary. one arrested at Linwood, the other at Kasme City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M Lindley
Charles Lindsay
Atchison
Lawresce
PH Pierce
Wamega
Masses City
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Wil Dilding
Chicago
Lawrence Irlands
Harry Hanashes
Newkish
Oklahoma
Min Jacob Hosa
Will Dildion
Hee
Robert Morrow
Tom Harkey
Marion County
Warrenw
Justice Sharp
George Franch
Allee Vem Alles
Weaver
Linwood
Kasme City
Madame Yale Goods Sale at Miss Mitchell's
Fifteen percent discount offered on Madame Yale's merchandise at Miss Mitchell's shop located at 84x Massachusetts Street. This clearance targets the limited stock remaining and invites shoppers to take advantage of the price reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Yale
Miss Mitchell
Massachusetts Street
Time to Buy Weaver's Remnants and Fabrics Sale
The notice promotes a sale on Wool Dress Goods Remnants marked below cost with right lengths for waiata skirts or jesses. It advertises Fancy Plaids at 330 cents per yard and recalls prior bargain prices on Belding's sewing silk twisting silk knitting silk and embroidery wash silk with a nod to New Century pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belding
Judge Riggs portrait hung in district court rooms
A portrait of Judge SA Riggs will be secured by the Douglas County Bar and placed with other district court judges portraits. The unveiling is planned for Saturday morning at the bar. Also noted is a new bowling tournament at Merchants Athletic Association club house with an organizational meeting tonight. Hugh Camerons house fire prompts talk of living in a cave to avoid mishaps. WCTU meets tomorrow for the first time this year. Dust on south Massachusetts street paving worsens. For rent or sale: a large farming property with a young orchard near Lawrence by L H Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rigs Af
SA Riggs
Dougas County
Istrict Court
Judge Riggs
Wheeling
Merchants Athletic Association Club
Hugh Cameron
Cameron
New York visit. Bowersack family New Year in Lawrence notes
Congressman and Mrs Boweracck visited their two daughters in New York state where the Lattar family attends seminary. Daughters returned to Washington with parents for New Year. Lawrence Journal review calls it one of the best issues in Lawrence in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
Cma
New York
Boweracck
New York State
Washington
Lawrence Journal
Lawrence
Local weddings and basketball at YMCA and university notices
A private wedding yesterday united Mr. A M Parker and Miss Ranabel Albers at Mr. Chas Zagia's home with Rev Booker officiating. A YMCA basketball match against the Indians is set for tomorrow with the State team. lineups and officials listed. The Kansas Board of Regents convened to close year affairs with attention to the University claim before the legislature. Dental ads offer low cost fillings and extractions. Mount Oread Encampment No 4 to install officers on Jan 4. Journal press repairs cause a possible delay.
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A.M. Parker
Ranabel Albers
Chas. Zagia
Rev
Booker
Presbyterian Church
Packer
Lawrence
Alberts
C. B. Albarta
Thi City
Becket Balat
Ymca Gymnasium
YMCA
Indians
MCA State
D Alford
Wherry
F Williamn
Yaba
Edmondson
Rafaree
Nitmithamp
Plank
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Macaroni Wheat Industry Plans and Manchurian Railway Rebuild
Plans to raise macaroni wheat in the United States aim to create a new home industry with factories in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Experts predict a profitable, separate market for macaroni wheat, distinct from bread wheat, and note the need for new processing and contracting for acreage. Also, American contractors may re equip the wrecked Manchurian railway as China stabilizes, with several million dollars in Russian line assets moving to the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staipment
Washington
United States
Marseilles
Thomas KL Smith
Moscow
Smith
London
Anid
Philadelphia
Chine
Monument Fund Entertainment by Twentieth Kansas Highlights
Arrangements near completion for the Monument Fund Entertainment by Company H of the 20th Kansas features an illustrated lecture on the Philippines by General Wilder S Metcalf Captain Aden G Clarke and Charles E Cook. Slides and battle views reflect the insurrection from Caloocan to San Fernando with scenes repeated from actual engagements to engage the Lawrence audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Fund
20Th Kansas Monument
Philippiaa Islands
Wilder S Metcalf
Aden G. Clarke
Charles E. Cook
Company H
Mr Cook
Capt. Clarke
One Tolisjahn
Montcalf
Philippines
Kansas
Caloocan
San Fernando
Company
Lawrence
Usher Guard
Taxing Comparations and China Policy Debate
In Jefferson City the Senate discusses a franchise tax bill taxing all corporations not already exempt. General James W Wilton comments on China's poverty and governance, urging outside power backing to stabilize the empire and criticizing internal reform as insufficient. He warns of the Boxer movement and Russia's expanding influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Senate
James W. Wilton
China
James H. Wilson
Orient
Washington
Wilson
Sir Henry Hart
Wilaya
Russia
Musnia
Miss Emma Savags Absent From Desk After Illness
Miss Emma Savags has been absent from her desk at Shearer a week due to a severe attack of pental, slightly improved today. High school students may present vaccination certificates. Friday between 5:30 and 3:30 p.m. F. H. Olney, Principal, and B. Hosig, the candy and rail store man, report the remaining stock and quitting business today. Mr. C. R. Hare, manager of Shearer Dry Goods Co., is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Savags
Shearern
F. H. Olney
B. Hosig
C. R. Hare
Shearer Dry Goods Co
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Asc
Bho
Hans Ayes
Robinson & Winey
One Price Clothiers
Chanestlor
J. Dalton
Eutewa
Independence
Kanmana
Adge
Mra W Green
Denver
J. W. Forney
Belle Pielae
A Weber
Board of
Tngants
Saiveralty
Kesaan
Douglas Hamilton
Kapens City
Z.C. Millia
Salina
Misa
Katherine Addison
Mr. Dicksy
bin Bows
Eskridgs
J. B. Shearer
Kansas City
F H Olney
Sciende
Spring Hill
Kaseas
KR Addison
Missouri
Barks
Mee Littell
Mise Florence Eversit
Winfnld
Tse
Fred Brooks
Helen Simpson
Morgan Park
Mary Simpson
Maraquiis Sinpson
Marguerite Eusery
J.G. Barratt
Cincinnati
Joseph Sails
Lapeer
Dalek
Irving Metcalf
Wellingtom
Ohio
Gen
Wilder
Marcalt
C M Brooke
Lane University
Lecomptoc
Bund
A.J. Andeyn
A.J
Anderson
Thebers & Cross
Theburn
Cress
Marchasin
Pelpe
Soar Meuse
Joe Wind
Ratirence
Ster Ney Pak
Optician
Thudium Bros
St. Tel
J. Seilbar
A. W.lirdley
Lumber and Coal
G. C. Wolf's
Maas
Dsugiss
Sosteined
Keneas Court of Sppenis
Peribere
Douglas County
Masballen Life Insurance Company
Philip Olmsend
Affirmed
Hare xadine-McKinlich Dry Goods Company
Swafford Bros
Asfemed
Topeka
Vice Present
McKinple
Good Pines
R.G. McKingis
University of Kensas
the Capital
The
Kansas City Times
Louis Globs-Democrat
Grolls
Empor'a
Church of God and Saids of Christ
Marsa
Chusatts Street
Ed Esterla
Boo Rhode Inland Street
Oscar E. Learnard, Jr
Jobn Henry
A. D. Weaver
Mies Northen
WCTU
Mra R W Spare
Massachusetts
Fios Farm
L. H. Perkins
Balazco of
Car Toys
State Book of
Eudora
Eudora News
Wilder Bror
Mark Twain
Hoadley’s
Mr Minha
J. R. Millin
United Presbyterian Church
M. F. McKiraban
O. S. Morrow
M. Hood
Nortonville
W. L. Kellogg
Leland
Stanford University
Snow
Wilder Bros
W. E. Beatty
Fires Department
Mrs. Prentiss
Smith's News Depot
J. A. Spaulding
C. L. Edwards
West Warren Street
D. L. Rowlands
You
University
Innes Store
Is the University
Innes, Bule & Hackman
White Fair
Seccemors
Inings
Maoh & Hackman
Q Fleur
Dill
Piceles
RULE
Foster Whist
John Lambere
Securmts
M. Sammerfield
Anais Mosrou
Mendamen C. S. Hall
W.L Carpenter
Mesdamen Ball
Clarke
Bomwmesfeld
Mn C E Esterly
Louis Fouhler
W T Sinetsi
Misnes Board
Tisdale
Miss Nicholson
Thaclab
Elmer Piareon
F. W. Blackmer
Whesler
Meesar
Odd Fellows
Aierd
Mount Oread
Court House
A. M. Potter
Patriach
W. H. Martin
Journal
Clothiers
Journal of Ice
Punch- Smith
News Depot
Phil Hervey
Sharpe
Lawrence Lodge No. 7
AO UW
No. 7
D. of H
P. H. Peirce
ED O'Bryan
Vermont St
W. W. Cleland
Hester
LEX &, Peutsch, BE
Ines
Street
Stalia
TOYS
J. H. Shimmons
Wagetafs Grocery
Hugh Blair
Otice
Fawrence
Bnag
Earie Eerie
Anus
Dones
Joka
Lawrenen
Mace
Bullenes
Beth
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