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isrticles, in a roundup by polled‘ thy ofi
tlous

 

-r“-m. ~13"

crcn and the rights of the children
were not seemintly °°”‘~“d""“d ”’
thclnlithtest decree '51?!’ 3” "“‘
we ‘Dy  up  fflfl lllfli

. five children would be affected fur

And these W0-

busiaess .
seemed to he Pf-‘0Pl° 0’ ““""' “""'
gnu-age intelligence, according to

. the report? ' u .
The solution cl problems such as

sort of thing would stop.

Public opinion certainly will not
approve such a line of thought as
evidenced by this couple. bl! Edu-
gtjqn ahould‘ do more to prevent

thedeveloprneutofsnchidcasas

Those who would “keep cool‘with
Coolidge" will Wufive -no trouble
warming up A_ ‘A fiith Dawes.

 ERIANYQ BLHITION
 withtheold;on withthenew.
Prddent E52?!

'—‘AlthoughfoI-mer

dflcrmanyhasbeenburledbut a
ofgwdaygthat eountryismwin
t_he'midstofapoliticaleampalgnto
dbcldewhowlllhahis 
fiecampaiga.oe«s-ather theisenti-
tamtprepsratorytothecampaign.
.is‘.atreadywasingwgrm.Aristoc:at

 
   
    

‘ they could start the fad of young

bk wanted to go back to the wood-cut-

Such a health program would
mean a grcht step toward the as-
surance of the -welfare of each
school child. Many of the diseases
contracted by school children are
taken from their school associates.
Having this program in working or-
der would mean early detection if
diseases and ailments. and in many
cases would prevent the wide spread
of contagious diseases. Many chi‘-
drengwould receive medical care
who couldn't afford to have it un-
der other circumstances. This plan
shouldreceivc the willing co-opera-
tion of all pprwents of school chil-
dren. °

 

Columbia haberdaahers who were
so suceasful with the red necktie
erase would reap a large profzt if

men wearing garters again.
 1

..0LD THINGS AND NEW
_Are old things best? We hear
the answer again and again that
they are; but the very persons who
answer thus in the affirmative
would as hastily deny that they

ting and rail-splitting, the cotton
icldng and the corn-hoeingrof the
old days.’

Whatever the answer you might
usually give, we doubt it‘ there is
anybody who would deny that the
old-fashioned spelling bee afford;
more pure enjoyment than does any
other amusement for a large num-
ber of persons who associate this
form of entertainment with the
gtod old days when the flapper
didn't exist and the jelly-bean
hadn't been invented. We doubt it
any of the old-timers who part
in Friday night's contest have had
so muchfun for several years. Who
among them would admit other
_amosement could be so entertaining
and so much instructive. or that

any_other speller ever written could ‘
hold a candle to the old blusbaclt?

“It is good to have been young in‘
youth and, as years go on,~to grow '
older.” Stevenson once said. And,

will be given by the students of I-
games lost by from one to three g.,. .; ;;..,;..,.,.-,.,,
points. games in which the score at; in 1,333. :35‘ pg;-.435‘-bib‘  glib
- ‘ t. w rent on n or
ought have way t wk ‘_ _

around but for a last-minute shot .,,""""

or an unavoidable foal. Think what
these must have meant to coach and
players alike.

And now the season is over. Per-
sons who think of nothing but the
seore°and who wish ng more
than to win will begin to howl.
the broadmindad. who

that Kissonri finished

“not so much who ‘won or lost. but
how you played the game.” -
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Thomas 0. latheny.
Editor the Missourian:

a farm near Woodlandville, Thomas
0. Matheny spent his entire life in
that part of -County. He lived
on the farm w he was born un-‘
til about tlve years ago. when his

no
meat of his place. He then sold his
farm and moved -to Rocheport.
where he. lived with his only surviv-
ing sister. Mrs. Sue M Pena.

Hr. Matheay had been a virtual
invalid since 1905, when he and his
eldest brother. Richard F. Matheny,
were taken to a hospital at Colum-

is, bio. His brother died there.
but he recovered sufficiently
again return to his farm and tak

worse until he was forced to move
to town.

About a month ago, he fell on an
ice-coated sidewalk and sustained

a broken hip. . lie was again taken '

to a Columbia hospital and for a
while it was thought the would re-
cover. but the long years of suffer-
’ had so weakened th

His funeral service was held at
the Methodist Church in Rochcport.
of which church he was a member.
Tuesday afternoon, March 8. and

' remains were entered in rest
the cemetery at Smith's Chapel
Church, nur his old homestead,
where his mother. brothers-and sis-
ters sleep. '

I
we

in
_ PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS I

tou

Jitoriula.
‘larch l8.—-Peiiv-.lnary swimming meet
for women of the Umvrrxity.

Neat
larch lo. l:lh p. n.-wfablo
Spanhh eellht. sounds: in toms’ and
hat of University concerts in University
Auditorium.

March 18. ‘.'-.30 p. m.—-St. l‘at'a ayarr
the Co

larch 20. 7:30 p. at.-~-[lecture by Dean
cl. '1'. Ouarlea turn “The Fine Art! School"
w 1'. I .. A. Audi-
torium.

larch !l.—Couaty spelling usatehu for
bkh-school and‘ for tool student:
in the Columbia High School Auditorium.

Thh lentil.

rlettJean'l'r-sppmglvenby lantern-
prenslou at Cblntlaa

‘arch 20 std !l.~~'l'hc state high school

tournament will bn‘1wld at

llathweil Gymnasium.
Itarch 27. 7:10 p. m.-—Lu-tare by Dan
both on "A College Education for
Business" will be given in the Y. I. C A
Auditorium.
larch I0.--Last day for the submission
of one-set plus in '0 tie ~Arts
Club com

This -
April I and 4.-State officers‘ training
conference of the Y. I. C. A. and Y. I‘.

9

A.
‘for members only. “Admission will he
charged. Other events open t.o‘t.h¢ public.

What does it profit people t
beat swords into plowshares '
they must endeavor to beat loco-
motives into grade crossings‘!-
Nashville Tennessean.

Tact is just the art of making the
other fellow feel more important
th yourself.-—Rochester Times

' Poverzy drives one man to steal
and tllfll't)'-lll't(‘ men to work.-Boa
ton Traveler.

 

> Real Estate Transfers

lary E. Rcnie and wife to Will R.

Smith et al. Part Lots 109. 110 and
Ill in Westwood Add. to City of
Columbia. 310.

John A. Stewart and wife to T. B.
and Arch Stewart. Part NW 1-4 of
NW 1-I Sec. 13; part SW 1-4 MSW
1-4 Sec. 12, all in Twp. 48. R. 18, $1.

Dpvid H. Harris to Hollis Harris,

 

The pt‘f'80ll.ll proper-ty listed in»
Dunlxlin (‘onnty for the 1925 tax is’
$2,258,305, or just half of that of.

°““'- Cape Girardeau County. -

1

‘Judge Robert F. Walker of the‘ '

supremo Court of Missouri has re»!
In

turned to Jelferson City after 
absence of three months on account’
of illness. 

-Blood-poisoning that followed a;
small scratch on the eye. suffered,
at basltetball practice. caused the‘.
death of Leslie Willetx. 14-year-old;
Cape Girardeau boy. 

One of the honored guests at a!.

D. A. R. colonial tea given. by Mrs.: x

E. W. f Fayette was

3: Bedford o ,
her doll “Bctsy." with which she‘

played sixty years ago. _

One hundred and twenty arrests.i
made by Cape Girardeau police.
during February. exceeds by forty;
any previous month's total in the;
history of the department. 

A 'touriat" stopped in: umaml
Albert Nichols of Macon was ‘found.
to be carrying a six-inch Colt’:-.l
police special pistol with a Maxim,
silencer. a nine-inch knife
belt filled with ammunition.

 

 

y Thompson.
Trenton boy. recei severe burns
to his throat and mouth, as well as .
tearing his mouth, when a ’

giant =
firecracker, which he lighted and’

’{ put between his teeth, exploded. .

 

Twenty-five employes of ‘the;
Carthage poslofficc will receive;
approximately 87,500 in additionali
salaries under the postal pay in-{
crease bill signed recently by Pres-
ident Coolidge. -

 

""‘ “:Suit with broad shoul-
9.,.m-..:diders and snug hips.

samples at the Jungle.

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roofs, gutters and repairing. 1
cusaanrv noormc co. 3
Phone 706 506 Guitar Bltk. '

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nygfy year in the a. . bum. ‘O’ the d”  in the bsahaflltll sea- '§''‘‘.,,, ,3, ...’,......snue-i show will ed over the grape arbor at tm home. ,m.,.ed 8.“, “L. W, pmwm. of .
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' time doctor for an annual examins- 3"’ '”°"u" .‘"'° phy'Z"' Jon" will be given is an r. at. C. A. su- "*'~“"' S"""' 5°“°" "’ ""1 guilty before Jtdge  D. Rohrer, 
um 0‘  tion of each child in the grades; at ‘5 we fir“ um‘ to he cfimdewd‘ - , -» - ‘ £31535"-ll "f ""3"" "V9 b‘'"' ‘d°f who ::o_v:. that he intends to make - - »  -
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- RQOF INSURED

(iuarahty Roofing insures
Yaarflcof for Six Years.

REAL WW.-\F‘l"LES
  Platelgnnch 30¢ '
CAMPUS LUNCH

  
 

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Quality Pfinting‘ 

Writing papers for all needs.
Direct-by-mail circulars. '
Embossing and engraving.

“If it’ is to be printed, Stephens can do it.”

E. W. STEPHENS PUBLISHING CO.
e V ~ ‘ ‘Phone 15

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Broadway at flltt

 

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Creek Sand and Gravel

Can Dellv.er.up'to_30 Loads a Day
at ‘Any Time
Tiger Transfer Co.
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Campus
Tailoring _Co.

Jesse Hall is Opposite Us.

The u.-x.-'r. Railroad announces

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Dalton Cozil C0. 

gModerin Homes”

“Modern Fuel for
Fred A. Dalton I

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Lot 6 in John A. Stewart's Sub. SW

dolph to Hattie Wall Cover, 20 A.
N. port S 1-2 of NW. frcl. 1-4 30-
49-12. 84.500.

Henry Sander to A. Sanden, All

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