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0- EV ENIN  MISSOURIAN 0
TWELFTH YEAR _' .- COLUMBIA, MISSOURI, WEDNESD_AY EVENING. NOVEMBER 19, l9l9.

NUMBER of

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run lllllllillllleillllll

Detailed Subscription List :00 .il§’o: 6'-$'°"‘

Given Out Yesterday
Evening.

DR. SNEED IS 1-‘NIRST

Campaigners Register One
Thousand Dollar Smile
At . Luncheon.

A $1.000 contribution interrupted
the luncheon of campaigners for the
$75,000 Boone County drive for Chris-
tian College and the Bible College at
the Daniel Boone 'I‘avern today at
noon. President L. W. St. Clair-hloss
lauxhed as she was called to the tele-
phone and predicted. “Here's another
81.000."\ She returned to verify the
prediction and a genuine thousand-
dollar smile passed around the table.

Within lhlfly-all hours Columbia
contributed 817,903
County's quota of 875,000. Robert H.
Gray. chairman. announud the de-
tailed subscription list at 5 o'clock
last evening. This total shows an ad-
Vfillce 01 $3.000 raised by the canvas-
sers yesterdu afternoon.

toward Boone 8

Dr. C. I. Bleed first to Contribute.

Dr. c. it. Sueed was the am maul
in Columbia to contribute to the cam-'
paign. 'f'he canvassing teams are stills
working in the business districts.l
Later in the week they will make a
door-to-door canvass.

A report aims last night that Otisl
Pm-dy. of Mexico. no. had made his’
contribution to the state—wide cant—
Dllsn. xlvinz 8500 for Christian Col-
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080-
"Edncstion is Columbia's business.“
said Chairman Gray. “If the co

emphasise its chief interest." he said.
817.008 at 6 O'clock Yesterday. 1
The following subscriptions had!
been received up to 6 o'clock last.
night:
Mr. and hire. W. A. Bright
.\irs. St. Clair-Moss

1'
....s2o00.o0 I‘
. 2000.00 .

 
 
 

Mn and Mrs. D. A. Robnett  2000.00'
J. 'r. atiichen   . .  1000.00;
Mr. and llrs. J. A. Hudson 750.001
Dora and Cloney Laundry . .. 600.00.
Daniel Boone Tavern 500.00
J. M. Batterton  . 500.00;
C. B Miller Shoe Co. 350.00?
Boone County Mill 150.00‘
1-2. it. -~ .  10000;
W. 9 Dorsey 100.00;
Edgar Hornbeck 100.
A. Bllchroeder 10000
T. C. Bonner 100.0
N '1‘ Gentry ..-_ - 100.00
.1. O. Bateman  - - _ 100.00
Dr Woodaon Moss ._ - 100-00
W. S. St. Clair .. .. 50.00
Mrs. W. 8. 8. Clair 25.00
Hazel St. Clair Tate ............. .. 15.00
Frances St. Clair Marsh  15.00
Wm Frank St. Clair   15.00
J. C. Jenkins ......  .........  ..... .. 25.00
Parker Furniture Co. ........ _. . 600.00
J. l-r. Peak .............. ..  .  250.00
Barth Clothing Co.   200.00
D. Barton Robnett    100.00
Thomas Mclisrg . __. - 100.00
Mrs. Thomas Mcllarg 100.00
Mr and Mrs R. H Gray -. 100.00
ll‘ A. l-lenninger _ _ 60.00
W C. Knight - 60.00
Litmcomb-Garth Shoe Co 50.00
W 1.. Jarvis 50.00
Dr James Gordon 25.00
J. H Laushlin 25.00
Thos W. Pick - - 25.00
A Eisenstein & Co 15.00
H, u , - 10.00
John P‘. Tehsn - . 10.00
J. F. all .............................. .. 10.00
Walter Braaelton. Jr. .. 10.00
Mrs.Wl<I o ..v... 5.00
Letha R. hiikel - .- 5-00
M 1-‘. Thurston .......................... -. 5.0
8 H. Baker >< ...................... .. 5.00
Mrs. W E. Hsrshe _--...-.. 5.00
Yea Se  _-..  1.00
Berry McAlester _.......---.....-n... 500.00
John . Estes  ........... 30000
Mr. and Mrs. S. if. 250.
Mr. and Mrs. 8:. C. Cllnkacales 850.
Cdlumbia floral . .._........_.. 850 00
W. W. e .. ............-.. 350-00
E. R. Qiilders -~....................
R. W. Wright ............ 100.00
Harris Confectionery a........ .. 100-00
Peck Drug Co. ........_..._a_.... 100.00
Bykes & Broadhead Clo. Co. _. 100.
N!‘   -u-—-----o 
Goets a - .....' 100.00
E.'C. Scott ....  ........ 100-00
rt Farmer ......a.............. 100.00
w. 1'. Conley ...._.-..-... 75.00
Payne-Roth Grocery Co. .........- 50-00
T.-Edwin Lancaster ..._............. 80-00
F. I ._........_._........ 85.00
A. B. Boswell ._
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...'.°.'.‘3".='.“'...n. ..l'.‘‘'..'l‘'.}.‘.. .. r‘l."..‘.
.‘:3'"- Illlfliy was-mm». lowest ta-ta
Pot-‘flu!-i: Fats tonight and Thurs-
. tsnmeratsre.
' : Within a radius of
nmbla lo t mp--r
stnre during the next so hours will be
HW dot: ve freezing.
1‘ area ‘today
7 I. III. ....... -- 4 1'.’ noon ........ “C6
8 a. m.. ...... _-..‘l4 1 in ......... --49
9 I. III ........ ...1iT 2 p nu __________ -51
10 a na ........ .-l0 3 p in ________ _-_5'.'
11 a in ......... --4«l
J L Powell 6.00
Linker -- 5.00
Miss Nannie I-"ox -. 5.00
hiss Fannie Martin  5.00
Henry Die] ’. .  500
W. B. (‘lass   5.00
James T Stockton ._ _ 5.00
C. W. D vls .. 5.00
Geo. El 'i‘homsen 5.00
C H. F. Werz 5.00
Jno. L Hen 25.00
Jun. 8 Bicknell 3.00
C D. Withers 2.50
Owens Bros. 2_50
Frank Jacobs 2.00
("has Berry 1.00
A. Wainscott 1.00
Tom Smith 1.0
D. P Jacobs 1.00
.\iorris Weldon 1.00
Elmer Hill 1.00
Miss Haxzle Slate 1.00
Alex Bradforvi . 250.00
S. I-‘ Conley 200 00
Paul I-lulett 20000
Jimmie Moscow .. 200.00
Columbia ins. & Rental Co. 200.00
James .\i. Wood 100.00
Dr. C. .\i. Snead 100.00
.\i. G- Quinn 100.00
B. Gentsch ..  .. 100.00
Mr. and hire. S. C. Hunt  . 100.
A. H.-. Shepard  _. 100.00
Shirley Bright ..... . .‘.__ 50.00
E G hicluister  ..... ._ 50.00
. and Mrs. Jae. Joseph . . 50.00
tauuua. 1919   .. 65.00
like right _ . 25.00
vi-i. N Bryan _ 26.00
C D. English  25.00
Guy Mvtfluitly 25.00
Dr. J. 8. Cole .- ..... .. 25.00
Tom (‘rum 20.00
J P. Heibel 15.00
Frank Glenn 15.00
P. Glenn 1500
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rogers 15.00
Clinton Lyons . 5.0
J. A. Helbel . . . -. 5.00
Silas Stewart 5.00
Total 9. . $17,903.00

NIHUUPSHUNTRDBBEH

Bandit Escapes From VVyom-
ing Pr£s0n and Louis
“'0 Trains.

 

By llnlted Press.

CllEYE.\'l\‘i.-3, Wyo.. Nov. 19.--One
of the biggest man hunts in the his-
tory of Wyoming is in progress here
oday.

A troop of United States cavalry.
aided by a dozen posses, are hunting
for William Carlisle. train robber. who

who escaped
from Rawlins Prison Saturday held up
the Los Angeles Limited on the Un-
ion Pacific, and later ransacked a
train of the posse. Carlisle defied
aimed guards who had been place on
the train.

It appeared as though he made his
way to Medicine Bow, and ransacked
a train on the aiding. which had been
left on side track by a posse. He
took three rides and a large quanti-
ty of ammunition from the posse's
train.

$50 FOR THE BEST CHICKEN

Boone County Poultry Show Scheduled
for Farmers’ Week.

A prize of 350 has been offered as
firm award in the Boone County Poul-
try Association Show to be held in
Columbia during Farmers‘ Week. Jan-
uary lil to 23

Wlork has begun on the catalog. and

 

0 everyone who is itlerested in poultry

is nrgedto join the n imme-
diately.
German Delegates list Codereaee.
By United P11. »
GOTHENBURG. Sweden. Nov. 1!.-
es to the International

aucaeea

0 Dell tQ“'

"6 with John Mokit as chairman. was

Milli ill INCREASE
1 cull-c_u_s_I_aLucxlu

Garfield VVarns
and Miners at VVage Con-
ierence Today.

NO. U. S. OPERATION

Nu Immediate Interference
VVith Transportation is
Possible.

By ILTPH <‘0l‘t.'li
(United Press Sta! Correspondent)
WASHING‘l‘O.\'. Nov. l9.—Declarlng
the public interests the "
issue" in the coal situation.

DEMOCRATIC NDNEN
PLAN FDR BNNPNIBN

Meeting at Courthousc.l_)is-
cusses Program of Politi-
cal Instruction.

MRS. HUNT LEADER

\Vard Gath-cflrings in Colum-
bia to Be Arrangcd— \Vill
\Vork \Vith .\lcn.

The Woman's Democratic Club of
Columbia and Boone County held its
first meeting yesterday ‘afternoon at
the courthouse. A course of political
instruction for the women of the
county was discussed. The purpose
of the organization is to study the
history and principles of the Demo-
cratic party and to keep its members
posted on political issues and women
in politics.

All the Democratic women of Boone
County will be catalogued within the
weeks by wards or town-
ship districts. Mrs. S. C. Hunt. coun-
ty chairman. will appoint the com-
mittees to work in each township
next week. Mrs. George Starrett.
chairman of the first ward, Mrs. E. C.
, chairman of the second;
ward. Mrs. W. R. Finley, chairman
of the third ward. and Mrs. W. S. “'11- ‘ mu‘ ‘nu, pa>,mg"0r the cost of
hams. chairman of the fourth ward. mums um um”: ‘he co“... he “kl
are arranging for ward meetings in|..1-he xowmmem esmmtes u ‘beam
Columbia. n and women pruml- be mm for ‘bout 3350 3 may
nent in politics will address these -fhe figure ha referred to .3 A _
11199111183» ‘Fellini! 0‘ 0077901 W00‘ gin was not exact. it included profit
lems and their relation to the \‘oter.,,‘¢ out of which mum be mm (.9,--
Eree discussion is a iestur: of the any government (‘gasp
club organization. Operators and miners will come to
While this club is entirely 89DIl‘llll!i:£ agreement this week,

warned against the attempt to charge
excessive prices for fuel.

Doctor Garfield issued the warnlns
in an address to operators and miners
who are in conference lyre to settle
thelr differences and to negotiate a
new wage sca

After flatly refusing to say whaher
the government will permit any in-
crease in the prices of coal after the
‘miners are ‘paid their llncreais: in
wages. Doctor Garfield produced iii’.-
tires of the amounts paid miners and
the per cent of costs that go into the
wages

"Operators average about 40 cents

 
 
 

from men's organisation. the,
women plan to co-pperate with the‘: he proposal th the government
men in the party. lwbuid take over the mines and oper-

"The women ‘are behind the men inlate them pending negotiations.
understanding and muatibeen dismrded. labor department of-
li them before the next’-ilciale announced.
is morn-N The operators today expect to place
ing. "We think that through such T before the miners the wage proposals
intelligent study as we are planning  which they have been worltini!
this will not be difficult." lslllce Saturday.

in the county districts near Colum-l Numemlls telesrams 800 16119"?
his the following chairmen are lead-ifrom miners from all parts of the
ing in the work of the committee: ‘country are floodlnx the desks of Sec-
M,5_ [)_ v_ Vang“-,_.r_ 5;,-,_ Ha,-ry‘.retary Wilson and Attorney-General
Keene. Mrs. Mode Glen. Mrs. J. M. Es- ' Palmer. exnlalnlns that mars
less and Mrs. Ted Conley.

 - w?i*“"°L~"~‘$wuulmlmuiluu

Classes for Friday and Saturday Horn- ’
I All (in A (' Iled Off. , . Ti‘
H‘ er I9 N ‘I -8111 Pl'()\'ldCS for $10,000
Fine, 20 Years Imprison-

Priday and Saturday morning fol-
lowing the Missouri-Kansas game
were today declared a holiday in they nu-nt 01'' Both
lly l‘uIu.-d Press.

Fniversity by President A. R0218 Hill.

A notice issued today says: "All.
l'niv¢-rsity exercises scheduled be-' W53“!-\'GT0Nv -V0". 19-—Dm‘5C
tween Friday .\-member 28 at 3 ‘L m_ measures for the suppression of Beds
and Saturday. November 29 in noothilll the United Sifiles were submitted
we hereby suspended-~ gio the Senate today by the Depart-
The statement Issued today has me'ment of Jubtlce in the form of a bill
mm 3 prefious m__» )' Senator Nelson. chairman of the

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. Jud mmittee.
1| The bill defines seditious persons
Thanksgiving. the day of the same. is l “ "."°’° "‘""°°‘““" °"’°“°" 9"‘
a national holiday, so there will be no "mun" hindering‘ d°1"1”‘- °t" ’°°k‘
classes from Wednesday night untihm‘ ‘O do “flung ‘gunm the 9°"
Saturday afternoon. formance of the government or of a
______ government official." ’
Hops}; ADJ0l-R58 TODAY The bill provides that penions con-
__ vlcied of “the writing. printing, circu-
lfove llade Potmlble by Besolutionllation of any sign. word. speech. or
Passed in Senate. faculty of any seditious matter." will
fi?'t:.m.¢ pg‘... be punished by a fine of 310,000 or 20
WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.—After a 3"-*1” ““l""°°°m‘~'°‘- 0' b°lh~

continuous session of exactly six Under ‘ °°°“°“ °‘ we hm d°‘lm5
months’ the Home ‘djoumed ‘May. with convicted aliene.'the Department
of Justice is given authority to de-
port them. and naturalized pemuus
will be dennturalised and then do-

ported.

DISSOL YE SCHOOL Dl§l'Ill(‘T

Judas Harris ays Ashlald Consolida-
tion. is Rot Legal.

Judge David H. Harris. of the Cir-
cuit Oourt. in the Aahiand Consolidat-
ed School District case. (1
that the consolithtlng of Martin. Ia-
ple Grove.'Jones. Giristisn. Ashland
andapartoftheoakianddistrictwas
11198111. and has issued an order dis-
solving the district.

(‘ounty Ooilecta $8345.20 Taxes.

A total of 8.34519 in taxes has been
collected for October and placed in the
county treasury accoring to the record
in theofliceotC.W.Davis.ouaIay
clerk. The collections made by If. G.

when the Senate adopted a resolution
that the House could adjourn when-
ever it had completed 'its work.

 

l'nlrt-rally to Enter Stock.

The international Livestock Expo—
sition at Chicago will be held from
November 30 to December 6. The
L'nl\'ersity will enter ten head of mt-
tle. composed Ht-retards. Short-
horns, Aberdeen-Angus and Gallo-
ways it also will enter twenty head
of Poland-Chine bags. The executive
committee is issuing complimentary‘
tickets to students of the University
who desire to go. The stock Judging
t . of seven students
from the College of Agriculture, will
attend.

 

Dramatic (‘lnb Elects Olleers.

‘Hie Dramatioflub of the Univerdty
has elected the following officers:
President. Miss Aliens Richardson:
‘V'l¢0-ilresident. Robert Herrick; sec-
retary—treasurer. Mia; Emily Hensley.
A llefllllflelll D18)‘-reading committee...

ral school dimricts. 82387.13.

‘Fire Causes Sikhs hangs.

_Ablaseontheroofofthehoms.éf-

8. Quinn. at is college avenue.
thislllorning

 

pointed. The club expects to select
three one-act plays suitable for pres-
eutation in one evening. and prod
these on before a University audience
before Christmas.

Pngrumcsaaty Farm.
Aprogrammrthoseattbeoounty

 

Operators h

A. Garfield, fuel administrator. today. 8

D9
{are refusing to re-instste the miners.

~8chool will meet at 8 o'clock tomor-

laende Dispatch
'"""°‘ ...':.n..s..

did lattorneyggeusral am solicitor-general.
Great were

IRS. JULIA A. PBOCTOB DIES

Pnnenl Service Will lie held from
the Home Tomorrow.
hire. Julia A. Proctor. wife of Si. G.
Proctor. county collector, died
home, on 1800 Hinkson nue 13,51
‘She had not been in g

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pl FUN HESENNNNINNS
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practically‘ all the time. s e was szl

Years 01 lB\' Ville til 5:» to 39 Upper

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M .P - - ' .,
1057 she was married to 11:. P -' M'"“’" 1”’ Rallficailon ‘ll

ro(—,
tor in 1575 and since then they had» ill? Tl'i-‘i1[_\'-
made (‘olumbla their home. .

Besides her husband. .\lr.~‘ Proctor

is survived by her mother. Mrs. Sophia

R 1-: iii) (‘A1.I.'sJ -FOR
Sl€C().\'l) ROLL CALL

 

. .2
Wilson, also live in Columbia  hvilsun \Vritcs Letter.

Funeral services will be held from?
the residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow}

afternoon.

 

RI'LLETl.\'
l B5’ Unlird Press.

'*a£Afl<l0s"wllK'*i 

The Senate today defeated the

Ludtrc resolution for raiifiatiog of

Coach Holds Student Support ""' "“’""' Tmlll filth reservations.
.\lurc Beneficial Than 5 The vote mu  lo :0.

Secret Practice. ; immediately after the 4.-it-.1 or .5.

"Beat l\'nnsa:sM\'£'*4-.4.-—k" Gpenmi this.l'"d'" "“""u°"’ S"““"" R“-'0 0'

afternoon ohn R0l‘l(l!lif1S Field Who'll the I’ lllmmuri noted In reeongtldpf um you._
gates to I e gr ron were thrown‘
wide open to the students of the fat». " mu m" '0“ Mn" " M“ '°u°“°
varsity and the townsfolk u.’ ('oIum _'""""

but . ll)‘ llA\l.\i().\'ll (‘I.Al’i'l'Zll

(‘each John F. Miller said he be! ‘NN"7""’ _H"' 8”" “‘”"'Ivonde~nt)

lleved the best policy to pursue was‘ “AS”I'\GT0x‘ '\."'"-' 19' "°’°n“°r
mu 0‘ “Ems the 0” Gold and mack . Lodge. Republican lender. offered his
formal l‘e.‘60lULlOl1 just as the sonata

 

team‘: supporters to come out to the

in in
bars 3 Bilreed on by the maiortty of the Sell-

88.
President Wilson. today, iarongly

will be out. probably. for most of
remaining; practices. ,

For several days onlookers ha.)
been barred from the field. and it was  The Lodge reseflrauon mean‘: ‘

necessary to be in uniform to witness “canon” off!" "e“y- he d-
the may._ in letter to Senator Hitchcock.

_______ if the Dodge resolution Is defeated
GREAT (~R(“"D T0 SEE “AME £U'i9 treaty Will be opened 10 general
,__,__.. resolutions of ratification. '
Last Block of lhesened Seats to Be President Wilson gated mg; the
iiold in Columbia. Lqige resolution in its present form
.\i‘issouri rootera prepared ll! ntienti .0098 not really provide for the mm-
,the Missouri-Kansas football name in “"10" 0‘ We 179313‘-
s crowd larger than has left tfolum-' Vote lay (‘one Any Time.
bia for any previous contest. are won-, A vote on the treaty tq-lay is op.
dering today just how they posed under the rules. After debate
places to sit at .\icCook Field. A tele-4 Irrnzressed. it looked as if the discus-
phone call by W. E. 3-lesnwell. .\iis- 1 sion might delay action until taomor.
souri's athletir director to "Phog" Al- row. However. the vote may come
len. athletic director at Kansas, last any moment.
night revealed that apprnxllnaleiy‘ ,-is the afternoon wore on the nu.
11.500 seats have been spoken f.‘.r. 900 stun, which had been tense from mg
of these have been sold at Columbia first hour of discussion. slackened
and that the only chance for the late and senators and spectators settled
applicants for seats is a block of 500' back for along siege.
on one end of the field. This block The final lining up for the last vote
is being sent to Columbia for sale. started at an early hour. l-iritchcock
F31:-st applications for the big game.|tr1'ed to get an agreement of “mild
according to Director Allen, were re- _ reservationlsta"
celved at Lawrence October 15. From The committee of the whole of the
that time the athletic department at Senate late last night completed the
K. 1;’. filed applications in the orderidrafllng of the resolutions of ratifi-
received. the number increasing each s cation, insening in it the Lodge res-
day. When Missouri ordered theervatlon.
block to be sold here last week the Wilson's Letter to Smile Ignored.
athletic department here received 1705 President Wilson's letter brought a
box seat; and 730 bleacher tickets.!caustic comment from Senator budge.
Advance applications here auled for Republican leader, who declared that
400 bo seats and nearly twice as the President was unde to
many bleachers as were available. l“command" the Senate to ratify the
"The 500 tickets we sending T treaty without the reservations which
you." Director Allen told Doctorihad been adopted by a majority vote.
Meanwell over the phone. “practical- l'l'he Senate will not follow Wilmiu's
ly sell us out. We must get busy here i wishes. he added.
now and see what we can do regard-I
lng more room. Missouri-Kansas
game undoubtedly will be attended
by the biggest crowd that has ever
tried to get on McCook Field."

GRANT IOTIIEBS T0 MEET

Ariana-ed—for Session of
Club Tomorrow Afternoon.
The Mothers’ Club of the Grant

THIS A FAST (‘HANGING AGE
it Takes Alertness to K31-p Up. says
Assembly Speaker.

The second University
lecture of the fall term
last night when Prof. Carl C. Tay-
lor of the -department of sociology
of the L’uiversitY. Spoke on " ial
Change as a Sign of the Times.”

"There are two classes of people in
A 80073 th world," Professor Taylor mid.
"one class thinks that the world has
gone to the dogs and that the strikes
and other dimnrbances will lead to
the overthrow of the government.

row‘ afternoon at the school.
Program has been arranged and at the
conclusion of the program light re-
ts will be served by the com-
The program follows:
the

tnittee.

The other class believes that the time
has come
new world
nch age changes its way more
quickly than the pnecedin3.I|80. aa-
ampleg of the raid change in
today can be found in the

for the organismion of a
1-.

social

chance

TEE KAIBFJ IUBT WAIT A YEAB.

says supreme Oauo N
is

InlO£0,oa'l‘t-ial.

LONDON. Nov. 1I.—Action on the.
Dl'0v0sal so the former kaiser is
hoped so: by (ember. 1.020. acced-
ing to a telegram which stated the
of in Paris with
the supreme

 

Wilson. living on linmte Line; (wot -.- _

children. the Rev. 1.. .\i Pimlu-'. of Rcmnsidcr.1ti:m ls Started —

Independence, Mo, and Mrs. A M ‘v “ .

Ross. of Columbia. One sister. Mrs,‘ I-lght Bctumcs Tcpsc ab"
Myers. and a brother. C. Battle Dr3W5 I0 (.l0SC--

Assembly 0
was given

'...a.s ‘...... .'.