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an lea on the breeding,dewL;°n“;n”‘.th¢“d::g:,..,.EQhfisfianexP'99“'“
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W -"W"? 5‘ ‘" Ium my hat the J nlors an dc-.“P|fU€“l3 ' '6"

l-armor: Sleek. 8fl‘0?¢lflK W W 3*‘ h“'a;, ,.;-«fig; that class This l(.ln rot only helped him 10

Jackson of Qt. Louig, chairman 0 “Mn h”t'°”a,'d' i,‘ 4. 1". Ch ‘stains greetinr P7054

the cmnzmttee ill charge 0 the ar- “flu. hue cm.” “at km. but ,5 (maven,

rangemcnts for the conference. Fun 0‘ .P”mee' er wn.“pond,,,u.'
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Dinsmorc. secretaf! 0‘ “W K

A."°°i'mm °f ‘main’ C' E’ H"- one of the best forwards ever play- 600"?‘ l?311d”‘¥
brcdo . .

Bemount Association. William‘
llirth, editor and publisher of the
Missouri Farmcrnand L. M. . on-r
secs, president of the Missouri

eration of Farm Bureaus.    __fi___“ 7’

Miss Emma Knell. the only wom-

an member of the l49¢|';al:3°f'l'. "50    l  ts-Alnsyup Rlfsg ' k .
tor a number of >91" mmfl“ Bgoyggyv NO GOOD TO su.t.\on.u Al-‘TI-IR cot retain zenenl Fens Y

the Carthage District Fair. is to

take part in the discussions. '_—'-"" . Chi lisieh Yuan Takes
9 to e C‘ is u _ ‘Open! the most ancient of bro-; Pi‘h“u_1-N.
bring about an organization Mis- “"6” " 9'“ ‘K "uh" u’ "me" Native Quarter.

nnce wuther for d.lcl(3.A8, ‘-_i,,,d ,.,,_,_,

“Nd hm": me" for dflldopin‘ ‘ad More timely variations of this ob- 5};Ax(;}.1A[,.__A
ac ' still

exploiting the resources of the state.
in the production of horses and
mules. Aucntion Vlll.b¢ directed

interest in the production of horses _er." is usually answered with. “Yes. sible i
these

nroads

in Missouri has so declined in uh;-"and ‘garages are kept busy following (‘hi Hsieh Yuan‘:
Put “.3. ya" Q“; Q“. gnu‘, for- 1 aellirz alcohol and chains and fixing , tire of the native city Sunday. .
‘ A Almost without firing a shot, ‘

horses has been seriously impaired.’ Such remarks are evidently made troops of the former commander
The officers, directors and man- i in support of the old notion that it « Chihli province surren th
agers of the co-operative livestoclris an ill wind that blows nobodyjtive barracks here,
‘shipping associations in and around .good

mer reputation for breeding fine’!'IdiIt0r8-"-

Nifilfilifi Will me?‘ ll‘ C°l“‘“bl‘ J‘“’_; According to the evidence of shoe “*3 (‘WP *1 l-“L
nary 23, the last day of Farmers idnkfl ‘M! V owner‘
Week. ~

tbfi m0¢1iF|l- “C0755”! W Tm’ D- ;advantage-to shoe stores which the Shlhth
Morse, extension at '
tllltllfll 0¢'°"°mi¢8 1"» "*9 C°“°Y° ‘ll 1 creased demand for overshoes, : known

of pm-r-tins: crop -rhinmenw M ‘.few days of the storm they iosfgrmacli and iraernational settle-f 8-

buslness. Tmenta. They were none too soon. °"l5' °”°

. . . , y ‘me gun" Qgfi of the nngeffor within a few hours; Chinese

'5‘ "“fl‘°t‘"‘ pl" ‘ml '""5° b” A business undoubtedly improved dur- 'Y'?Tl1889s were ktnnmink into the

. _ , -y _ ling the cold wave. After 9 o'clock ‘g native city and trying to raake-theiri
“_‘°°"t’°“’ lh'°"3h°m we “male ‘ at night it '3; .139“ im’o..jb]¢ u, ;way to the foreign settlements.

“”l" ' find apnea for g at in my ; Defeated liu-Pep troops 

similar meeting two years ago  mo“ cf tut
livestock shippers approved the mid-

been used by hundreds of shipping

BCTIZC
Some of the out-of-town mana- in to',,_ para’. ,m,},,‘ °{«¢‘,-3 ilooting the native

. terror
£91‘! 8'‘ d'Y9'~‘l~°T5 "50 ‘"11 ‘ll-‘lld ruined other plug; of an an‘, sizing the Chinese inhabitants‘. Stray 1°
‘-59 mullllfi 3" T031 3- W°°d‘ °‘ business. as many cars were stored Zshots spat into the French settle-
FlY°l1¢. W. H. Kittrfilitfi Of P091‘? in private gauge; and lgfg gauged ‘ment, several of them lodging in "
Bhflv 3» 5- P9799’ °f R°“‘- H-  until the weather improved. A car lthe bodies of Chinese. .\'o foreign- th

H3915?! Of 315°“ C°“"l3'- 7- _- burrls no gas and oil and picks up 0” W9"-' W0 Died
Hickey of Madison County, Marvin no puma”. in ‘t°n‘.e‘_
Brochnan of Rcniclt. G. P. Yates

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of_Ya.tc . E‘. J. Alexander of Monroe ‘hay’ “nu” to“ the" an t°l “e an “as

.. . . re ' sh to ha mall
c.;,- .34 P. o. Palmer of Meadville. .,f,'£’d°n:':'n mm  :;::°di§.m  I-‘u, in the north. Chang Tso Lin‘,

mt nonnati-

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_ . chargui storage for cars in repair.
gag‘?! ’h°““:n:lm_f.:e ggdthz;  For  most part, those repairs
be done Friday and Saturdayof this mlfi b’ ha ‘saw’ '3" 5.
week so out the ribbons will be on » ‘ ’°‘"“ ‘'"‘°’''‘‘'°‘ ?
the corn and everything will be in nth" dun pmm m the ‘awe i
readiness for the farmers when they‘
come Monchy. th

C A Helm and C. E. Carter of

thil.College of Agriculture will be:
judges. Besides awards of medals.; °“”""' b’ ."":u“'°" '““ "'°“ ““‘°

Because is
some garage: 1

trophies and other premiums, $1.400 i "'9 Wk *5“ “Kl (ff little profit. H
will be gm-n as cash prises. ‘r. u. as-sen amusing Meeting.
a:—:——¢.-gm A '

mu 3, 12,,‘ by C03,‘, 0; Aug! aocistion, 1 yesterday for St. .
' culture to Study Boston. ' L°”i" t° _ . . f 7'
New equipment am will em.‘. 9" WM!“ 0‘ _'h5vI3m¢ e==°w|- 

éiently aid in the studying of uni *'°"- The I-°¢*m¢, 18 =P°"'°'°d

amount of soluble salts lost in the ‘by: u” ",’“°°l‘ L

run-off water and the amount of '.'”l"l°“ c°- ll‘ 3'" 15°"-

noil lost from the land under f-‘_-__.____

ferent cropping systems due to:

eroaions. is now at the experiment '

field. bad weather has delayed ital Kmloch Hat Shop

installation but it is expected to be3 Plymouth Hgtg $7

put in soon and will be ready tol .

start its work of measurement by‘  N0 lotho mule 793

May 1. According to F. L. Dudley; »

of the College of Agriculture, this; ‘

new equipment will more than don»!
hie the Irorl: done by the presentf

in the experimentl

effect-.of different degrees of slope-.
aswellasthelengthofthes

on the amount of soil washed by‘
erosion. 4

srunsxrs DESIGN euzzuzs 

Engllah0aeaesatC.C. uncri-s.;_
Wordomaela gameata.

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One University?!‘ lilies‘-uurlistfit-'1 Isl   .i" ' A
‘-gleirt has rouadjthe canto III”
each of in. letter! tori!!!" 0":
ilrimds a little souvenir in itaalfu

- ~ pastor. of the _ _
m."‘3,':lo:coi....us.,vI-_o nu lust uni-turn-d
twin. abmewritcrltlytoadorntllel .. . from the ‘li-

lfllnlll U """l‘7:ers lent all possible assistance to
lPastors' Conference held

butane’  V Miasouri- 3 d‘'“''
Washington  game, a lets:

{ere or best attended of
:any that have been held. “it was?
‘clearly brought out that the Amer-
uut with 4 ican student world of today is re-
cognizing the personality and pro-

. 'moniously walking upon a the
Christian. who ‘Dd .bout fig time  Ka
11 ll‘ Kiwll bl’ W375’ on‘: -*3‘. 5 3;. (3.15... girl with is a cartoonist. is enrolled in the f“m,'. 'fi‘¢ '
oars reputatlu in her borne town as School of Journalism. and is taliillt I HP!" ‘flu’ ‘
A to nt‘V*'8P0P¢'T ll‘ fathers pleatifully istrewn about.
The Another point stressed at the
f conference was that it is “a mistake, "M
the part of the church to assume

to this form of artistic expression, -
bus.i- ;he says, is that small brothers and

juniors at Christian. says Miss In addressing a letter to a ‘Siam “ home think me" wattage“

Mitchell of the physical ness firm in°his home town. Sn
training Tex. Christian drew a bill

‘Die juniors have not elected their with the figure of a man “pamtmx ~""‘Y-
Fed- A captain as yet. the firm name upo

board. also should be adorned in the same:
tarted

 

.Chekiang hoops before between i
i

tron are current. I5 9 ship was rushed here from We
390'’ I33 539 3338' ll 35¢ SW09‘-5 ai Wie yesterday and strong con-.
mgnd "'4 ‘-5’  '33" °°“""r"3‘l°° tintents of police and volunteers
.10, honfl wiubk. fa, ,.,c,.,,g°u.1 001333008-. . .v~.-re posted along the boundaries
U", in cm(,S_ ‘mg for ,-flnoum, ye- “Well I guess the shoe stores all of the foreign settlements. This
quind by the Linked sum, M-,3,-_ make fortunes this kind of truth. was done for protection against pos-

lneae --"'-——

-eit-. POSTMEN EMULATE
STORY OF ’LIZA
CROSSING THE ICE I""°'°

_ u Almost everyone remembers

three divisions and effected a hlood- story of 'l..iaa croafi

T idea of what ‘Lisa went thro

_how,ve,.. Meanwhile other of Chi‘: troops may be gained .53.‘ cmssing

niuzjon between deep spirituality reinforced by out-
-Shgnglni and the mg: of China is ‘ standing intellectual power. “This
that all students
should realize and face," said Mr

_ -‘ me ‘as indeed d 9 were defeating Anfu regulars
One of the main considerations at I purely u.’ “I ‘.ind_ Abouy the only 1 fighting about five miles from
9.5. luck. Take
pt-ml-st In ‘¢"'!bad weather brings is in the in-; Immediately the coup became the mil cmiers for iw=nce- N°¢l?"°‘"" °”'’’'‘‘'‘ °‘ .”“‘ W" "“-"
‘ Am"-icuu .nd 03," for,; Edwards, who delivers mail in the ’
Agriculture. will be a new method a boon; ‘ad “1°,h”_ Ah" the first I eixmn took mp‘ to ‘mud ‘the: business district south of Broadway,
ys he feels fortunate. He has had 

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When wanting to buy it sell any- - '
thing try a Missourian want ad. '

ssincc the defeat of his ally. Wu Pei

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illlfllfllfifllv’-agnatly pleased the

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d the Rn-‘Job!Al-I=""*'-~woci:en‘wuun.isuormaad_vhoio~-‘W7 *‘'I§m‘:¢°l*°'*°‘““''°°. ’‘ """ H‘"-
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olllflhihear-ted ’ of‘

Against Fox “Frauds.”
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-—A

Oll.

n be no conflict

$112.80 in 1922.

increase in their number.

_ [*.‘n.§en_L g..,,§,,gg_5. 173,‘. University and
hasrnhde

‘I  in  .nn§13.}. . Md  W 1‘ -"""""""‘

' . , .. 3-
4...“ lnent of a new course on the short '34 E"'’'''d-’‘''""! W "
’ ‘ and

as ‘The Short Story." * v ' '
‘flit; ;-gorse is ti: 309$  ’ thing try a Missourian want: 
A is training and experience in Try a Missourian want 3‘,
M ;wrlting and who wish to write for I
y ‘ ‘ . ..
30,,‘ SILVER FOX VALUES nncL1Na:"°"”°“’°" 0°‘
Advertising Club Starts Campaign 7

chlfi the repair gangs. kept unlimited 4’
. “one bfinll CV3)’ “*9 ""3 quantities of food and coffee ‘hot } marl]
'-that the admiY!i8N‘l15°M 0‘ . for the workers and. as a rule, re- lsom
nstitutions are tremendously; mud u, weep; "ymegu.
ted in the establishment a
opment of schools of rylig
-—or Bible colleges--in connection
‘with the universities.

’ Mr. Alexander said that this con-

tory; No. 60. exposition; No. 101.
d

paign has been launched against ‘
“silver for frauds." according to
E. Holland. president of the Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs of the
world. It will be handled by the Na- .
'tional ‘Vigilance Committee of

100w. Also any student who has
rit it. had accepted and been paid

for any story will be eligible for ‘
3,, admission to this course. Any‘one '
, ‘that is interested in this course and
oat of the frauds revolve '
. . . around the su sition that silver
a hostile attitude toward scientific . in an tztorcmd), ‘,dmble...t
‘ ".'°‘’:°h “'5 R '5 ' mm“k°,!°' file. Holland said. “As a matter of fact.
‘hi, “.5” is {owed to  scientists to assume a hostile attlo we bunul of sausua of the Do_

‘tude toward the teachings of Chris-. mmion of Cuud. "porn tn“ the!

r

' rage th lts ha d -

be ween true science and true reli- xified pnce 0 we pe 1‘ C
n."

3aided by the treachery of the Chris-1 gio
Bishop Hughes of the Methodist
just;Bpiscopal (‘hurch of Chicago said
no necessary connection
ntellectuality and spiritu-
’ , . There is no necessary con- xd

To‘¢fl)cf with big new guy, sun nection between the development of "9 5°
and be our minds and the spirit of service,
‘ 3; ggglut Pgkingfi but that God has used. in the great
ge crises of history. men who have had

1’ won Monday and Wednesday and 
from 8245 in 1919-1920 to '_ ‘

be given for three hours‘ credit.
._...____9_.___:.

The method of operation of‘ a
number of these companies involves
not the sale of stock. but the sale of
animals for breeding purposes. They ‘
. on a co-operative plan;
Jwherc-by the purchaser of a pair of

foxes is guaranteed a 100 per cent

Plcture of Bank la in Magazine.  Oil!’ fuel—try 8 ton!
e

sissippi Valley, in connection With.
a statement about the new building
which the bank opened in July, 1922.
“The operator of the farm retains 2

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ghlcy were discharged 
day. - ‘

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doubtful as to being qualified to - ‘ ’ E‘
enter should consult with Doctor ‘ EvRE Offering ,  1-n,,d.y nig
.R.amaay at 11 Monday.   warm pmpoai ‘A ,
or Friday or by appointment in hi!‘ the best cod -'
office. 209 Jesse Hall. ; t th rice usuan" ‘

The class will meet at 3 o'clock: :0, tgep inferior

‘Your furnace will 
satisfactory opinion

A picture of th ne unty; gl
Trust Co. dppearea‘ in the January; B90118 COUDW ~ ;’ Mrs. bellfld
issue of the Mid-Continent Banlter.§ ‘ '
a financial magazine of the Mir; 

, Cherry at Katy

the remainder of the progeny.
‘These, in turn, are resold to other‘
investors. It is a sort 0 en ‘
' chain proposition, in which the op-
._ . orator has little to lose and the pur- ,
.WlRl-ZS-SUP!-‘ER IN mssoviu I-haw bears the risk"

ph ne and Electric Lines Are
owly Being Repaired. _ _
t It is estimated that 27,000 l(‘ll’- at the Universili. “'15 l_"““'-°l' ll‘-"9.
Mme ice_ some T phone’ poles and several thousand l»'¢‘6l¢‘Yd8.\’- M13 Mini" ll” {'9'
ughfelectric line poles were down in ¢‘0Ml)’ Ki"-‘n “P hi! P0830011 Vllh
the _ Missouri as a_ gimlt of the sleet 1
"st-orm.‘of December 18. Some 9,000 held for the past two months.
miles of telephone wire and about ._
(1,000 miles of electric wire were"

Rum M"—fi~;‘—‘j;‘-':E-C°lumbh- ‘  HOME and these long winter es-goings are a good time for '
“"1” M’"‘i"' 3 “rm” ‘tudflm and location of your lot. We want to sell you the lot. We-.
have some of the most beautiful lot‘: to be found in Colalv '
bla. Some {see the I5-acre park, others nearby. All restrictd .
to nest. good looking homes. You can build your own home .
or we will build it for you. And youfmay pay for it like .
paying reiit. Why not OWN your I-lime?
A

the Sedalia Independent which he;

had 2.000 men‘

8. D. Foster Plumbing Co.

Ten thousand of 165,000 phones in mumbm‘ ‘M Rtflifin‘
St. Louis were silent on December A complete stock at all times.

Phone 317 Phone 3“ _
The Southwestern Bell Telc- 10'; x. 9“. P50” 112‘ _

PLANNING A noun?

There is perhaps nothing more iatareatlng than pinning.-_

Yet it is hard to plan a HOME unless you know the hlfl —

HOME IN PARK llll.l'. A JOY FOREVER

J. A. STEWART & SONS

Exchange National Bank Bldg.

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A record breaking low price on

new seasonable hats.

$2.95 ‘

This includes all hats formerly

priced at from $6 to $10.

l(l)ur entire stock of seaaonable millinery '7 = ".-   i .= '
and novelties will be sacrificed. This mer-.‘., 
_chandise does not show marks of damage.‘ T’

This group includesithevery lat-
est styles in higher hats.

    
 
  
  
  
    
  
 
  
 
 
 
          
     
       
   
    
      
   
  
     
     
     
     
    
  
  
   
  
 
  
  
 

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Frank W:
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