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Vol. XIV
Capo Girardeau, Missouri, Friday, Oct. II. 1912
Geo. Hanford left Tuesday for
points south.
Hon. W. II. Miller had business
in Jackson the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. French
left. Tuesday for southern points.
Mrs. Sherwood is visiting the
family of Sam Lail at Jackson
this week.
All work called for and de
livered at Ilandmaeher's tailor
ehop. Phone 875. Adv. 39-4 1.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnett. of
Dernie, Mo., are the guest of
Mrs. W. L. Tibs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Gramling
went to St. Louis Tuesday to see
the Veiled Prophets.
Mrs. W. W. Ward left Monday
for an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Chicago.
Handmacher will take care of
his trade from the country. No.
30 Main street. Phone 875.
Adv. 39-4t.
The Cemetery association met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Bahn, on S. Spanish street.
Charles Stout, of near Jack
son, had business here Wednes
day. Louis Stein left Tuesday for
California, where he will join
his family, who have been out
there several weeks.
Quite a crowd from the Cape
attended the Veiled Prophet's
parade at St. Louis Tuesday
A. S. Handmacher, the tailor,
will dye for you. Give him a
trial. No. 30 Main street. Phone
875. Adv. 39-4t.
The Lyric Theatre, in connec
tion with its high-class pictures,
has a vaudeville on this week,
and during the last show Satur
day night, giveaway a $2.50 gold
Mr3. Louise Chappulsof North
LorimierSt., is visiting relatives
at Menfro and Crosstown this
Mr. Evans, State Superinten
dent of schools, attended a meet
ing of the Normal regents this
A fine six cylinder automobile
was destroyed by fire Saturday
night on the Cape and : Jackson
road near Williams creek. Mr.
0. G. Edwards of Farmington
was driving the car to the Cape
for repairs.
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etc. Price $4000, terms to suit.
Apply to 9 S. Benton St., Cape
Girardeau, Mo.
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Dr. Rex E. Cunningham
Himmelbcrer-IIarrison Bl&l.
Mrd. Lou Oliver of Leemon
ha3 moved to Cape Girardeau,
her two daughters will attend
the Normal this year.
Ilandmaeher's tailoring estab
lishment has the only Dry Clean
ing machine in town. Fhone
No. 875 and he will call for and
deliver your suit. Adv. 39-4t.
The St. Mary's Amusement
Co., met Tuesday night to select
a play for Thanksgiving night.
Complete announcements will be
published later.
Head Geo. W. Bennetts ad. in
this issue of the Herald. lie
has some fine farms and resi
dences for sale, at reasonable
prices and easy terms.
Miss Eva Bowman of Fruit
land and Charles Alexander of
Pocahontas were married Friday
evening in thi3 city. Mrs. Bean,
Miss Bowman's grandmother,
accompanied Ihem.
Judge John A. Snider, H. II.
Haas, W. II. Stubblefield, Jr.,
and Chas. Vogelsang were Jack
son visitors Saturday, and took
part in the Anti Single Tax
meeting which was held there
at that time.
Hon. Wm. B. Wilson, member
of congress from Pennsylvania,
and Hon. Finis J. Garrett, mem
ber of congress from Tennessee,
spoke on behalf of the demo
crats, to a large audience at the
court house Tuesday night.
Dr. Rex E. Cunningham, a
graduate of the Spaunhurst In
stitute of Osteopathy of Sey
mour, Ind., has located at the
Cape, with office rooms in the
Himmclberger - Harrison bldg.,
and is now ready to take care of
his patients. His office hours
are from 8 til 12 and from 1 til 5.
The dedication of the new St.
Mary's school took place Sun
and was a pleasant affair with
many attending. Father Roling
of Chaffee delivered a german
lecture in the church, after
which, the children and the dif
ferent societies marched in a
procession to the new school
building where Father Lempkus
of St. Louis, gave a short lecture
on education. The ladies served
supper at 5 o'clock after which,
exercises were given by the
each month
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Trustees Sale ol Real Estate.
Whereas H. Clay Phelps and
Eliza Phelps his wife, of the
County of Cape Girardeau and
State of Missouri, by their certain
deed of trust, dated the twenty
first day of April, nineteen hun
dred and eight (1008) and re
corded in the recorders office of
said county, in book five (5) at
page 241 of the land records oi
Cape Girardeau County Missouri,
conveyed in trust to the under
signed trustee the following des
cribed real estate, situate, lying
and being in the City of Cape
Girardeau in the County of Cape
Girardeau and State of Missouri,
to wit: The north-sast corner of
lot one (1) in flange "D," being
twenty-one and three-fourths
(215) feet front on Water or
Levee street, by Sixtv-seven (67)
feet in depths, also the south
east corner of lot No. two (2) in
Range "D," being twentv-three
and one half (23J) feet front on
Water or Levee street, by a
depth of fifty-six and one half
(56 J) feet, all in the City and
County of Cape Girardeau, State
of Missouri.
Which said conveyance was
maae in trust to secure the pay
ment of one certain promissory
note, fully described in said
deed of trust, and whereas de
taun nas oeen made in tne pay-
mpnt. of said nntf nrrvirdinsr to
the true tenor, date and effect s;gne went oi tne uape uirar
thereof. And whereas the con- deau Court of Common Pleas, in
ditions of said deed of trust , vacation and on behalf of plain
have been broken bv the makers I tlff, filf Petition in suit herein
of said note and deed of trust as ' fnd aIso affidavlt plaintiff
required by the terms thereof in!her.e,n- am?ni? ot,ier niatters of
failing to keep said property in
sured according to the terms and j
conditions of said deed of trust
and bv reason of said default in
keeping said property insured. i
Now therefore, I, the under-
signed trustee, at the request of i
the legal holder of said note, and!
Dy vinue or tne power ana au
thority in me vested by
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deed of trust, will on Wednesday,
the 12th day of October, A. D.
1912, at the east door of the
court house, in the City of Cape
Girardeau in the County of Cape
Girardeau and State of Missouri,
between the hours of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, sell the above described
real estate at public vendue to
the highest bidder for cash in
hand, to satisfy said note and
deed of trust, together with the
interest and expense of execut
ing said deed of trust.
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liriZDY'S LAXATIVE
HorY ATO TAT.
B. Goodwin Tailoring
on Main St., and will do
Hon. Selden P. Spencer will
deliver a lecture on behalf of the
Republicans, at the court house,
Monday niht, Oct. 14. Don't
fail to hear him.
Marriage License.
Chas. Alexander, Pocahontas
Eva M. Bowman, Fruitland
John B. Sullivan, Cape
Jessie Hope, Jackson
B. W. Bess, Allenville
Mary Whitener, Allenville
Louis N. Hull, St. Louis
Eva J. Jordon, Cape
George T. Pittman, Como.Mo.
Linda Rhodes, Wadswort.Ohio
Wm. Niswonger, Miliersville
Minnie M. Turner, Miliersville
James Shinall, Cape
Martha Mullens, Cape
State of Missouri. )
County of Cape Girardeau (
In the Cape Girardeau Court of
Common Pleas of Cape Girar
deau County, Missouri, No
vember Term 1912.
Henry Wildy, Plaintiff, vs.
Laura Wildy, Defendant.
Now at the day comes Henry
Wildy, the plaintiff in the above
entitled cause by attorney of
record herein, before the under-
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action aueging:
That said defendant, Laura
Wildy, is a non-resident of the
State of Missouri and that the
ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon defendant in the
State of Missouri.
It is therefore ordered by the
Clerk aforesaid in vacation, that
i putmeauon oe
be made, notifying
ner mat action
has been com
menced against her. by petition,
the immediate object and gen
eral nature of which is to obtain
a divorce from the bonds of mat
rimony contracted between plain
tiff and said defendant on the
grounds for the causes set forth
in said petition, and that unless
she be and appear at the next
term of this court, to be holden
in the olty of Cape Girardeau,
Cape Girardeau County, Misso
uri, on Monday, the twenty-fifth
day of November, 1912, and on
or before third day thereof, (if
the term shall so long continue,
and if not, then and there before
the end of the term), and then
and there answer or plead to said
petition, said petition will be
taken and adjudged as confessed
and judgment will be rendered
against defendant.
It Is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published .in the
Cape County Herald, a newspa
per published in said county of
Cape Girardeau, for four weeks
successively, the last insertion
to be at least fifteen days before
the commencement of the next
term of said court.
A true copy.
Socialism Makes Slow Head
way in Nebraska.
Socialism is not making any
very great headway among west
ern farmers, and until the social
istic hook is baited with some
things which are not yet con
tained in the socialistic plat
form, that party cannot expect
farmers to flock to it in any
numbers, says Thomas H. Tib
bies of Bancroft, Nebraska. For
25 years Mr, Tibbies has been
the leading figure among west
ern farmers and the warning he
has just issued to them against
socialism will be heeded as pro
bably from no other source. He
"While the socialists have
recently made large gains in the
cities and great centers of popu
lation in the west, they have,
hardly attracted any attention
among the farmers. In fact,
the vague and court way in
which, in their platform, they
have handled the agricultural
question has aroused suspicions
in some quarters that for the
present at least they do not wish
to invite the farming population
to a too close scrutiny
of their
"They have set forth clearly
enough their plans for govern
mental absorption of all the rail
roads, all the telegraphs all the
telephones, all the mining indus
tries; in a word, of all produc
tive industries of the country,
with the single exception of the
one that is most important of
all agriculture.
"On this question their writ
ers, their speakers and their
party platforms have been vague
and unsatisfactory. In fact, in
their national convention held
at Indianapolis the platform
there adopted only devoted to
this most vital matter the follow
ing brief paragraph:
"The collective ownership of
land, wherever practicable, and
in cases where such ownership
is impracticable, the appropria
tion by taxation of the annual
rental value of all land held for
speculation or exploitation."
"This omission is beginning
to attract the serious attention
of the more thoughtful members
of the farming population. It
has been made the subject of a
number of articles in various
publications throughout the
country, notable one by Mr.
Charles Johnston in September
issue of North American Review.
Basing his statements upon facts
and figures presented in the last
United States census, Mr. John
ston points out in a very im
pressive way how enormously
important is this farming indus
try which the socialists seem
ingly adore.
"He shows that there are over
5,000.000 farms in the United
States owned entirely or in part
by their occupiers; that thi3
enormous class of farmer pro
prietors, the largest single-class
in the nation, foams the back
bone of this country and for
that matter, the backbone of the
voting population of the country.
Assuming that each farmer's
family averages six persons, the
farmer-landowning class num
bers over ill), 000, 000 people, or
obout one third of the entire
population of the United States.
In 1900. the capital value of the
farms owned by these farmer
proprietors was $20, 439,901. 16-1.
The capital value of these farm
ers is stated by the census for
1910 as nearly $11,000,000,000;
an increase of over $20,000,000,
000 in ten years. The value of
American farms has doubled in
10 years, and this enormous in
crease is not due chiefly to the
efforts of the farmers; it doo3
not represent the result of better
tillaj wholly or even largely.
It is due to the general develop
ment of the country, to the in
crease in general wealth, and to
the greater demand for land,
which is a measure of the in
crease in .general wealth. In
other words, this enormous in
crease of $20,000,000,000 in the
last 10 years, averaging over
$3,000 for each farm, is what
the socialists describe as "un
earned increment." This un
earned increment, the socialists
say is a "socially created" value,
and so should belong to the so
ciety which created it
"It is at this point in the so
cialist program that the farmer
begins to see where he comes in.
The socialist platform, in its
vague way, demands ' 'the col
lective gwnership of land where-
fever practicable." So far as
thi3 means anything it means
that the government is to take
over and cultivate the land
"wherever practicable", just as
it is to take over and operate
all other gret industries of the
country. It would seem from
their platform, from this pro
j position, that the theorists of
socialism recognize that in some
cases at least it mav not be
"practicable" to take the farm
er's land away from him. To
To meet these case3 the socialist
platform calls for "the appro
priation by taxation of the an
nual rental value of all lands
held for speculation or exploita
tion." "If a farmer farms his land
he exploits it If it increases in
value while it is in his posses
sion, he is open to the charge of
having held it for speculation.
In other words if the farmer
works his farm, or it increases
in value while he owns it, he
comes under the provisions of
the socialist platform where he
shall be taken to what would be
the "annual rental value" of all
the land he possesses.
"According to the socialistic
theory all thisenormou3 increase
of over $20,000,000,000 is the
value of farming lands within
10 years is unearned increment.
It is a "socially created" value
and should belong to the society
which created it
"Therefore, in effect, says the
socialistic platform, we will
either take away this land bodily
from it3 present owners and turn
it over to the government, or we
will tax it to its full rental value
and apply the revenue to making
up any deficits which may arise
from our socialistic merchandis
ing, manufacturing, mining.
railroadingand other industrial
"This is the point which farmi
ers all through the west are dis3ff
cussing with more and more
interest and with the result that
unless the socialist party can
produce some more attractive
proposition regarding the agri
cultural industry than they have
heretofore set iorth in any of
their platforms, they can count
upon having the farmers of the
country massed in solid array
against them.
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Penske test: Kes says he's OK; Blaney and Big Bird
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It wasn't the latest edition of the Penske Files, but it might give the organization an idea for an upcoming episode.
Team Penske tested Tuesday at the Milwaukee Mile, but Ryan Blaney's mind was on Sesame Street when he tweeted a picture of his Penske teammate Joey Logano, decked out in his yellow Shell Pennzoil fire suit. In turn, the two-time winner in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in 2014 let his NASCAR Nationwide Series teammate know who the big dog is.
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— Joey Logano (@joeylogano) July 1, 2014
After the test, Brad Keselowski responded to a fan's tweet, asking about his hand that needed four stitches for a cut from a champagne bottle following his second win of the season in the Quaker State 400 presented by Advance Auto Parts at Kentucky Speedway.
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The response backed up Keselowski's comments on Saturday night when he said, "The last time I had stitches it was seven days or so, and we're going to Daytona, which is probably the easiest track you could ask for.
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After running a tripleheader at Kentucky, Keselowski is entered in only the Coke Zero 400 (Saturday, 7:30 p.m. ET, TNT) while Logano will drive in the Cup race and will also drive the No. 22 Ford Mustang in the Subway Firecracker 250 (Friday, 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2).
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Contest Time! Win original art and a copy of Target Practice!on April 14, 2014 at 10:32 am
So a couple of days ago I received a bunch of author copies of Target Practice and I thought to myself (working from home, I tend to do this a lot), I thought to myself, "Mike, what should you do with all these books?" Immediately after building a small fortress from them for my two Siamese cats, I recalled this much better idea my pal Ben Hatke had. A CONTEST! Reward my readers and fans with a chance to get their hands on a copy of the book without having to pay for it. Also I love stealing peoples' wonderful ideas so win win.
GRAND PRIZE (1 winner):
ONE winner will receive a signed copy of the hardcover edition of Target Practice, five signed CiS prints (shown in the pic above), and an original Cleopatra in Space watercolor (which I have yet to draw).
NOT GRAND PRIZE BUT STILL AWESOME (1 winner):
2nd place winner will receive a signed paperback edition of Target Practice plus the five signed prints (still shown in the pic above; they haven't moved).
CONSOLATION PRIZES (because I love you- well three of you)
3rd, 4th, and 5th place winners will each get five signed CiS prints (they are pictured above if you haven't seen them).
Simply leave a comment to this post (don't forget your name). It's that easy! Of course that'll only get you ONE entry. Spreading the word about Cleopatra in Space, linking to where to buy it, this contest, etc. across the infinite spectrum of SOCIAL MEDIA will get you TWO MORE ENTRIES (max 3)! Just be sure to notify me in your comment where you did this so I can keep track of everything. Likewise you can hit me up on twitter (@mikemaihack) and/or Facebook and/or use the hashtag #CleopatraInSpace.
Contest ends on Wednesday April 23rd at 11:59PM EST. After that I'll throw all the entries into Oliver's crib and have him toss me five names which I will announce that Friday. This will hopefully give me enough time to ship your prizes before Target Practice goes on sale (4/29!) as well as allow winners to cancel possible preorders.
Speaking of preordering, I still hope you still do just that! Here are a bunch of places it is available:
Barnes & Noble
Indie Bound
Powell's Books
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Students of Jammu, Ladakh voice their opinion
Finding no harm in debating, the students of Jammu and Ladakh have gone a step ahead and favoured Article 370's abrogation as they feel it has done more harm than good to the state.india Updated: May 29, 2014 23:28 IST
Finding no harm in debating, the students of Jammu and Ladakh have gone a step ahead and favoured Article 370's abrogation as they feel it has done more harm than good to the state.
The students are of firm opinion that after so many years since the special status was accorded to Jammu and Kashmir, time has come for this temporary provision to go.
Nawang, 22, a resident of Ladakh, doing PG in Botany from Jammu University said, "The time has come for Article 370 to go. It has done more harm than good. The state should be like all the other 28 states. Due to hindrance of the Article we are devoid of competition that affects our development".
"Jammu and Kashmir has failed to produce any renowned personalities of national or international repute in art, science, sports or any other field. The Article 370 has created only obstacles, it shows that we do not live with expanded heart", he added.
Arvind Jamwal, doing PG in history from Jammu University termed Article 370 a threat to nationalism. "Article 370 breeds separatism and leads to agitation. It makes us believe that the state is not an integral part of India. It has to go". However, Arvind advocated that it should be repealed in a phased manner rather than in a one go.
Munita Khajuria, a management graduate, feels that for decades, both Jammu and Ladakh region has faced discrimination due to Article 370. "Due to the Article the real picture of the state does not come out. The people of Jammu and Ladakh have far less presence in government jobs. We are in minority with only 35% of the population".
"Due to provisions of Article 370, Centre has little control over the state. Large sections of the Valley blatantly raise voice against India and openly hoist Pakistani flag. It should be dispensed once for all", she added.
Another Ladakahi student, Tundup doing PG in environmental sciences from Jammu University, has linked the lack of development in the state with Article 370. "The Article should repeal immediately. Due to Article 370, we have lagged far behind in industrial sector. In the absence of which there are no job opportunities and state has witnessed lack of development."
Law student Anjali too is in favour of repealing article 370. "Article 370 should be abolished. I have travelled to many cities in the country but Jammu and Kashmir is lagging far behind. Once the Article is abolished the state will witness massive growth".
For the last couple of days Article 370 has triggered a storm generating debate for and against the special provision after minister of state in Prime Minister's office Jitendra Singh said that process of repealing the Article has started and stakeholders concerned were being consulted.


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