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COLUMBIA EVENING MISSOURIAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 11, 1921This sion. nl the Centro!ia conflict is tr published from ihr Si. Louis Republic of August 5. imReduca the High Cost of LivingMajestic HotelIlth ant! Pins Street*ST. LOUIS. MO. ivory Ro««n wilii Private BnlK and Frr** urctric i'V-Sinjl.* Room, C2.00 Per D=7 Douhlc - 43.00 Per DaycOMfORT WITHOUT rXTRAVAGANCCfa»c Cclder. J,-r*.«?'-nt ami Manager C. C. Sninof.. - A*u Manager'VLkL I III KiWALL PAPER CLEANING AND HANGINGWo -tin excellent work and would like for you to try us.W. M. MAIJN Phono tO.Let Me Build Homes To Your LikingBelieving that something must he done to re-licve the housing situation intolumhfa 7 have decided to build some medium sized houses for those who would like new modem homes.Tell me what you want anil I’ll build it for you. If you don’t like it when finished you need not lake it. Will make you good terms.li you need a home come and talk it over w ith me.J. A. StewartExchange Bank BuildingWS afe7 MilkFor Infant* InvalidsJACK DAILY’S SERVICEENTENermine—Pressing—RcpaiSuits Made-loIMcasurePhone 13EXCHANGE BARBER SHOPJUST OPENEDAN OLD FRIEND IN \ NEW PLACE NEW EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCED WORKMENJ. D. LEE, ProprietorBASEMENT OF EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGSedalia-AiigusT lt;vwg£A5T or/unwniGlasgow’s Old StandFill your Fountain Pen with Stafford’.- Ink and forget it.CENTRALIA HAD ONE OF WORSTj thirty of hi* company and went into : Ccntralia. f wa* not with him. nor wa* say of Todd'* company. In Ccntralia 1 Andrrmn captured ji train, carried offj a lot of stuff, «hot down some wldier* I fight; that he wa* rick in Carroll C*»un-T^|/^T_Trrtp r/'\*/^vTTlt;-\T *h« on *br train and did othrr : ty a! the lime. Tfu* x* a mistake. Jcmcrlljn 1 w iValv/Wil ' !b*nP* about hich I know nothing save) was here. He it wa* who killed theifron* beamy and which Todd condemn- conmundri of the Fr«feral troop*. Major_ t { r*i inc »*lt;*•» returned, in Ur- alt-Story OI Battle of Sept. 2/,lrmooa Captain T«*§l detailed detach-1864. Was Given a St. mr7l! ,,f ,rn mrn undrr Davv wout and rcconnoitcr. We had heardReporter in 1900.TAI n HV n? \ML' i \ a f r*c ' 'Th'lt; “|U^ roiii|H^r.l of DaveTOLD Bl TRANK JAMES ip^l. W«*.lt;band Tuck mi Mr Entrn.r c i ir . e • I I ™ -,uarl* Mn Pool. Payton Long.Lonteiierale \ elernn S:ud the Zm-h Sutherland and two othrr.* wb.,^Conflict Was Only Sur-|iifiswl by Tbennop* vlac and Alamo.On- «.f the mi-* trrrihlr ofthe Civil War occurred near Onlralia.Bottttr County. Mn„ in the afternoon of Tur-dav, S-ptetaber 27. 1864. Nearly 200 Federal wtMirt*. rommandcu hy Major A. V. E. Jnhn*«»n. nf tin* Thirty-ninth Mi-*ouri Infantry, riding out after guerrilla*. met there Captain* Bill Andrrntn ami (icnrgr Todd, with 225 men. Scarcely u dorm of ihr Federal ►oldirr- rw’aiKil with ibrir lives while of the guerrilla* two only were killed and one rnniialU wounded. There if. nowhere m the hirtury of thr'world record of a charge umrr destructive than that made on the fair September j lowed, nftnnoon. F.vrrv man in the federal line of battle pembrd. and only half a eeoxr of tlww left to hold the bon*/** got away.Tie eunfiirt ha* b*vn #le*rril»rd h\Mxrviiiug Colon *ddrcr* ami bv iH*r**»n*i ■ «. . ,, / , mile distant. I in* l anker* di-mounted,win. were near at the time of or afterthe light. But not until nA» ha* one «l tli/ chief actor* ..f tb«* Confederate ride given hr- vcrrion. On a rrrent Sundflv rooming, for the «rriiml lime in hi* life. Frank Jnmr* rrwie over the hiltlrfirld and for the lir-t time dc-ecrilwd tie fight.vmaw* nr.viviiv DaTrtecnat'Nn niere i« the ftp»L’’ FrankInc country.“There wa- order No. 11—Ewing*?. Iam glad General Bingluun put that on ___• • . ... . immortal ranm*. That la .1 pirture thatin hr hnllov,. on lln- lulK L.,^ T!u| ,inip|)b, ihr pull u.l -n Ih-^c r'«,- M.h% 1,^,. WrMrr lr,.m Kinpnillc. Johnwn Cm.nl) Hitavc no mnnnmrm. Thr,- Hnn . .ml | N1,^ulilt; , krtnM „nr ,Mn up Jnel. killr.1 at LrUngtnn.ii'.r, ,.U: Thr'v ,ranZdlXl- C;,U.I. !W ,n''V.iT.'TYi'^ i..TV’T'if0,ill-,“'11 '•• •■•mi....- misaafnASfA-i” -: ^Miriwfvved. Thev d.*n t neei! any mnnu- ... , i i nJ t k *rinun, jllrr ,lm drjul. Tln-i, rlrrp , *. ’ » • , L 57 ■ ^ TV, • r' f'‘hruli- mi Mi-oun and wluit they arP m a battle ju*t like in a fi«t light.good for. I have Lit! to u*a- them for ’A i r. frw of our mrn went through ,f«*od and medicine vonirlimr*. you know, the war without wound* of v»nir kind.Orcarionally llirv fool me in Shaw'* j Quile a numhrr of t|*e RUfnilloa arc(iardrn. in St. bok with the iree^ andj^till living.” Mr. J.ime* mrniioned nbut with uumbrt of mrn were at the Centra-iia fight. J , ,Jam*-*. Iwn mile- *}d tnotr fn-m «n- 1 *‘n tt«nl of• ralin -hottlv Jtefofr -hr main road wa-I , onn*,M' ‘,anr'1 on our ‘barge. Theleft for a braad lane which led to S L GarrardV Ivine. “Yonder on the ri*r n**ir thr hav riek wa* the line of the F*-deia! troop*. Ju-I ihi* -idc. toward (eiittiilia. Mom! the delarhmrn? vhirh held thrir On the rdp* of th-woo-l hey trod our mrn formed.’’Ill* rorronn vrvnl him urU. He had not h'-cn to thr field heforr nor einoc tl»e day of the fight. No word had been Iopokcn to indicate the totality. But he 1 a lmk ,,,nI Comanche Indian* practice, tememlo-r. d accurately tin entire *ur- nn,! whWl 5aVlNl lt;,ur livr% man' a ™r-miindina*. “I .an co.” hr wid. -to any °nb of *i,,r twn wrTr billed. Frank battlefield wl«-re 1 wa* cngaprd and I »*pbw«l and -f lank’ Wi!!,am«. A pick out almost imtaotly llu* locati«.n«.f ^bord Kmnrr. was *hot and1 gur** it’* thr* «h**-nr** lo death which !dicd lhTcr or four ,,aV* afterward from pholngiaplt* the jeene on one’* memory.A few moment* l*ti-r hr came into the field it«df. Corn wa* growing rank and a herd of rattle ealmiy feeding on the pasture Innd. Where the Federal*U-utetmnt James fj»t!c. Second Lhu-tenant t' »ik i?^iek. Orderly SertfFant J J«din Raker. Payton Ixvug. F«mn Key. i Jxm 4jile-*n. • Inrk tfockeiwmilh. Dirk 1 GlasacoCk, and William Ra*ifiam were billed m Krntiirky. Jim Evan* and George Kobinm.ii were raptured and hanged at Lexington. Ky. Captain \Yil- jhad »IiwhI the golden yellow of a hav field. Herr Mr. Jamo wandered around for a few moment- drinking in hit« Mirroundingv with almrwt poi»innaterngrrne.«*. Tbrn he told the story, quietlv at first, hut a* Ire proceeded hi* fare lighted up. there wa* a ring in hi* voter and hi* whole frame termed rradv for the fray again.what da\ it *•**. W.- rouW vurdykeep account of month* at that time.I heir cartridge*, preparing to reload.*• Yelling. *hooting our pi*t«ls uj«n much Ir** dav*. We WW I down tim HC wcnL Nm a ringle man of Federal soldier* ,n king and lhr ,inc Emy onr w ^a w.pnn inn .( prr.vi-i-.n~ ihn.uph ib.- hr.,H. Tin- f.n whn nl- °',,1 7 ,hr r''h'1 wn, .. —ipr «r (nll»urlt;l in,.. loinrtl In.w' *,th lull Andrr-, Ommli. „„ IO Smr^.n. Tl.rrr a KrWrral hloeklinaH- M..|.prHIWSH.,1£ -uil- All alnnp lhr m.d lullrdI- -l-I-XBIr than An.lr,v,n. ,|„n,. Ihr la-t man and Hr- fiM man1 T, »'p j ---Ml*. ILL.. »a* killed iy Arrh Ormrnl-.. Mr had fo. AU Ages.r ■' - n»m r,„ , |jul„ |hr „arl Quick Lunch Bt Home, Office.and“Thai mchi «r Irli thia and I Atk for HORUCK’S.ihi- nrlfhh,.rh(md and -rail,-red. I rr. i Avoid ImRflHnnt 4 SubltituieaRemember the Ice Cream Ta ffyJimmie’s Candy Sale Tomwauon wa* in *«rap- oil da and only here put in ,onneetrd form—be pan«rd a mom/tit and mntinn-d: “Bill Ander--»n luil mocb to make him merrile**. ^nti f-m-mbrr thr treaim»'tit hi* lather and -i*tei- rn rivmt at the hand* ot thr Kan*a- Jdyhawker* That night camped on one of the braiwhe* leading into V»unj:’* ereek n*»t far from ’lw home of Colonel M. G. Smgleion. Tlt-rr-were almut 225 men, all fold, in our combined command. Fumy. iMi't it?I’*e inet 01 heard nt leasi lU.CKKl men win. . Inimeil to l*r with koantrrll «r hi* he-urii.mu during tl»e war. wlum the truth i* there wrte n»-vei m«,re thin 350 or MUi from *.np *m| of the *»nr to the Otliej.• ' Id the morninc Aodet«»n trw»k alwutPeanut Candy Peanut Brittle Taffies and nDelirious Circulate Covered Malted Milk C 25c to 55c a pound.COLLEGE INNColumbia's Coolest Cafe 916 Broad wav“Heo MU*ouri Vir*t — This craml old ln every phnw* of in rr.»ny-*lclrfi life, will l;«y *on paraile” at the great Centennial-Fair at doPa. Aagnvt *-20.Tho Pagnvnt of At!*-•ouri. a nm.**ivr *p*-c-tnclo portraying Mh-eonte toMEthlbil prr»r!»i*1» trartrd if tu ’ibe a aU3 FSO Wllono r auto polo •tnnt* anPACE TWO
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The Columbia Evening Missourian
Columbia, Missouri, US
Thu, Aug 11, 1921
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