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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from a Lawrence ad highlights Mamage Turkish steam baths at 446 Vermont with expert attendants and claim of best baths in town. It also lists Tal 146 Main Boarding's sporting goods including Spalding gear, Smith's News Depot sale, Billy Williamson's 60 cigar, and Wiedemann's caramel sundaes.
Wm Brown and Son demonstrated drought withstanding quality in a Saturday night berry display. The Cardinal, a new variety, matched Farson's Beauties in size and impressed the observer. Weather turned chilly through Sunday with expectations of warmer conditions by evening.
Forget to take a kodak with you or your outing Kodak and Came ma to rent Developing and finish ing as low prices Cramer's 425 plates 45¢ per dot A. Lawrence 734 Mase Street B. Bennett & Co. are pliing up orders for renovating carpets Get yours io early and avoid delay Both phones.
Tornadoes and wind storms have destroyed millions of dollars in property and savings. The notice asks how you would be affected by such a loss and urges readers to secure liberal emergency insurance at low premiums through R C Manley, agent.
Mertha Harley fined 87.50 for being drunk and disturbing the peace. Will King pleads not guilty to petty larceny with trial set for tomorrow morning. Lucy Irwin accuses King of stealing her clothes. Jaf Bell fined 8 for disturbing his wife and breaking furniture. Bab View fined 6.50 for drunkenness. Vian, a full blood Indian, never connected with Haskeill. EC Evans fined 10.50 for railroad trespass. Clara Mapes and John Briley case dismissed in police court.
Joplin Saving Bank in Joplin Missouri closed by state examiners on orders from the secretary of state with deposits around 5000 and capital of 210000. President Geo Layne pledges to pay all depositors in full amid reports about the bank’s condition. Also Kans City report: William Boggs guilty of attempting to vote illegally in a reelect election and sentenced to ten years.
Douglas county commissioners announce a 100 reward for the capture and conviction of thieves stealing a horse or title from any citizen. The Douglas County Protective Association offers 5 for grand larceny and horse stealing and 10 for petty larceny against any association member. Elmer E Brown is President and BOM Gregory Secretary. Also notices promote Mapla ice cream at Wiedemanne's and high class gas gauges for sale. A Baldwin hotel rumor says the Bank hotel will open this week, though locals doubt Baldwin’s hotel business thrives.
The G ARB, Ladies of the G AB, and Woman Relief Corps attended a memorial sermon by Rev Milton at the Christian church. The building was decorated in national colors. 125 post members and many auxiliaries filled the venue. A second sermon by Rev Finkle drew large crowds. Several churches host the yearly exercises. this year no next venue is fixed. There are 205 veterans in town and 700 in Douglas county. Also reported: a four YMCA team double header at McCook with the White Sox beating Glan and the Hrugs defeating the Cubs. A burglary alert notes Monroe did not watch the Achning hardware store, but saw evidence of the robbery.
In Washington on May 2 the all-Prema court reaffirmed last term's ruling on Philippine cases Warner Barnes and Co and FH Mpings under executive order 1464. Judge Fuller delivered the decision. The cases involve 400000 dollars. In Wakesoro New York a man lynched J V Johnson, accused of murdering his brother in law, after battering down a jail door.
Plano for your summer outing promotes the Eastman plan as easy cheap with more access and less wasted material. Woodward and Co. display suggas tongs in their window and invite a call to see.
The Orient road failed to route through Douglas County and will not reach Lawton. The county clerk noted the decision this morning, and locals plan to press for a route change. Voters would not approve bonds for a road missing local hubs.
Mrs Moree visits from De Sato to see her daughter Miss May Mores. Mrs Melissa Wincbel returns to Blankfoot Idaho after visiting Mr and Mrs Sim Elliott. Mr and Mrs George Light and Mrs Light’s mother are guests of J Q Adams in North Lawrence. Maude Rush, Eureka music teacher, arrives for two weeks with her parents near Haskell. Ernest Barkman to leave for Mexico after years with Leavenworth bridge company. Teachers and students at the high school address the RC issue raised during Sunday school convention. Peale McGee and Edith Bievens wed at Woodward’s Drugstore. Loomis’ Studio promotes photos. Local commerce ads include Wisdemann’s chocolates, Skoop Ferguson bootblacks, Lawrence Transfer Co., pineapple ice from Wiedemann, H. W. Henderson saddlery, and Meriden Creamery cream-buying plans. News notes on alley condition between Massachusetts and Vermont, oil land speculation, and a May 22 cream purchase start. May 20 wedding, gas ranges, and photo postcard deals also recorded.
We have purchased the meat market formerly conducted by Will Johns and will conduct the same in the future. We invite friends and hope for their patronage. Also note the 737 Maia St shoe parlor offering shoe dressing for wives and children. The Ruin of San Francieso fully illustrated from photographs after the disaster is for sale at Smith's News depot.
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