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BRRIEFLYIEFLY SIGN OF SEPTEMBER State power USD 413 board meeting’s tonight project draws The USD 413 School Board will have a regular meeting concerns for tonight at 5:45 at the Board Office, 315 Chanute 35 Park- bird habitat way. The meeting will be pre- ceded by a “meet and greet” HUTCHINSON (AP) — with new certified employees Plans for new high voltage at 5:15-5:45. transmission lines in southern On the agenda are reports by Kansas have drawn concern the superintendent to include over the possible route’s poten- the introduction of a new tial impact on habitat for the teacher, a report on National Lesser Prairie Chicken. Student Council Conference Others contend, however, and an update on the humid- wildlife won’t be significantly ity issue at CHS. In addi- impacted by the transmission tion, there will be a report by route. the assistant superintendent General plans for the 345- and board members includ- kilovolt route, known as the ing information regarding the V-Plan and including a connect- ANW Special Cooperative. ing line into Oklahoma, appear to take the line through prime nesting and breeding habitat Fund-raising for the Lesser Prairie-Chicken continues for in both states, The Hutchinson News reported Sunday. downtown But officials with the compa- decorations nies involved aren’t discussing specific routes yet. “We still need you and “The only thing I can tell you everyone can help,” said Sha- is we’re in the process of study- ron Stirewalt, executive direc- ing routes and there is no pro- tor of Main Street Chanute. posed route at this time,” said Main Street Chanute is rais- Joe Kirik Sr., a communications ing money to fund Christmas specialist with ITC Holdings decorations for the 2010 holi- Corp., one of the companies day seasons. building the lines. “The study is “Help us make downtown a Jana Butcher/courtesy photo ongoing.” little brighter with your dona- Sunflowers are a sign of September in Kansas fields. tions,” she said. “Our goal is See Power project, Page 10 $10,000 and we need another $1,200. Any amount of dona- tion will be accepted.” Wreaths and banners have Discussion series explores Classics in British fiction been ordered that will be The Friends of Chanute Public Library will offer a four-part book The writers in this series have delighted the minds, warmed the located on the new pedestrian discussion series September through November on “British Classics.” hearts and frozen the blood of readers from every corner of the world. poles in the downtown area. Members of the community are invited to attend the free programs, Please mail a check today When these books were first written, big Victorian families gathered which will take place at the library, 111 N. Lincoln Ave. around the hearth to hear a few chapters read aloud by lamplight. The The series is sponsored by the Kansas Humanities Council, a non- See Briefs, Page 3 novels still offer something for everyone: suspense, laughter, tears, profit cultural organization, as part of its Talk About Literature in Kan- shudders, and a social or moral theme. sas (TALK) program. The Council’s Resource Center is furnishing the Readers meeting to discuss these stories will travel back to the books and discussion leaders for the Chanute TALK series. For more days when books were the center of conversation among friends and information about KHC, visit www.kansashumanities.org. DEEATHSATHS neighbors. The first meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 7 p.m. Fred- erick A. Krebs will lead a discussion of Far From the Madding Crowd Readers will enjoy also discussing Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë Obituaries for the following by Thomas Hardy about the havoc brought to the countryside by the (Oct. 4), Emma by Jane Austen (Oct. 26), and The Mill on the Floss people can be found on page 2 beautiful new owner of a local farm. Krebs is a professor in the Social by George Eliot (Nov. 17). of today’s Tribune. Science and Humanities Division at Johnson County Community Col- To check out books and for more information about the reading ■ Goldie Lee Smith lege. series, contact the library at 431-3820. Frederick A. Krebs SUPPORT ‘FORE’ JEREMY THHISIS ISSSUESUE 1 dies, 3

■ Volume 119 hurt during ■ No. 109 ■ Pages 10 hayrack ride When you see news happen- ing or if you have a story idea, PARTRIDGE (AP) — A call 431-4100. hayrack ride in central Kansas turned deadly when children fell off the small tractor and LOOCALCAL SMMILESILES were run over, killing one and injuring three others. Reno County authorities said a 12-year-old died Sunday after- noon at the scene of the accident northeast of Partridge. The victim’s name was not released. Reno County Undersher- iff Sheldon Stewart says three other youths were injured when they fell off the front-end buck- et of the tractor. Stewart says the four children were riding in the loader on the front of the tractor when they fell off and were run over by Ben Smith, at Neosho the tractor. County Community Three other youths were in College. a hayrack being pulled by the tractor and a young child was sitting on the driver’s lap. They An outpouring of support for the Jeremy Gant family has consumed Chanute since hearing he may need a heart transplant. were not injured. These hearts were placed in the store window at Bracelets Are Us, owned by Jeremy’s mother, Lisa. Gant was a talented The Hutchinson News reports golfer on the Chanue High team and earned a golf scholarship to Kansas Newman in Wichita, hence the “Support Fore Jeremy” slogan. Donations for the family may be sent to: Bank of Commerce - Jeremy Gant Support Chanute Community that Stewart says the cause of Foundation - PO Box 672, Chanute, KS, 66720 (Write Jeremy in the memo line, this donation is 100% tax deductible). the accident has not been deter- Cards & Other Items: Jeremy Gant, c/o Bracelets Are Us, 111 E. Main Street, Chanute, KS 66720. mined.

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Forecast Goldie Lee Smith 1954-2010 25 years ago (1985) grant from the federal Works A Tribune photo taken during Progress Administration. The Goldie Lee Smith, 56, died seven brothers and sisters, Shir- Partly a dodge ball game at Hutton local money will pay for mate- Aug. 10, 2010 in Glendale, ley Anderson, Russell Smith elementary school shows Alicia sunny Ariz. She was born March 5, Betty Meredith, Freddy Smith, Neely, Camie B razil, Karen rials, and the federal money will High 1954 in Iola. Linda Shepherd , Mary Smith Dick and Amanda Breiner. be used mostly to pay workers, She was raised on a farm in Spencer and Jeanette Riddle 80 to 85 50 years ago (1960) who will be drawn from the Earlton where she had a paper She was preceded in death by A Tribune photo shows young ranks of the unemployed. Low route. She loved to ride horses her parents, Frances Juanita students Wendy Sue Bowyer, 100 years ago (1910) 60 to 65 and had a collection of pigs Brown Smith and Dewey I Brad Berg and Debbie Olson, bells chimes and figurines. Smith, and brothers and sisters sitting in a row and looking C.E. Benedict, manager of Today...Partly She is survived by her two Chuck Smith, Dorthy Scobbie, at books after they enrolled Chanute Grain Co., advertises Drawing by sunny with a 20 sons, Jack and George Smith; and Dewey Smith. for their first year of school at that the firm sells rye seed and Hope Wedel percent chance life partner Gary Woodcock; The family has posted a web Alcott. genuine oyster shells. This last Valley Center of storms. Highs four grandchildren, Emma, site to sign her guestbook, www. 75 years ago (1935) is important, it is said, because School 80 to 85. Andrew, Joseph, and Mason; greerwilsonfuneralhome.com. The new grandstand project Tonight.... some firms sell crushed mus- Chanute statistics High Low at City Park is to go forward Lows 60 to 65. sel shells, which do not benefit Year ago today 82° 56° Wednesday... Teens need more sleep, says health officer after all. The city has appropri- Record today: 105° 45° Mostly cloudy LAWRENCE (AP) — The top health officer in Kansas says ated $4,227 to add to a $13,283 chickens as do oyster shells. (1998) (1934) with a 30 per- high schoolers need to get more sleep, even if that means starting cent chance of thunderstorms. classes later. Jason Eberhart-Phillips, director of health for the Precipitation: none Highs 80 to 85. Kansas Department of Health and Environment, told The Law- MMarketsarkets Today’s sunset: 7:41 p.m. Southeast winds rence Journal World that adults need to do more to prevent what Tomorrow’s sunrise: 6:58 a.m. 5 to 15 mph. he calls “teenage sleep deprivation.” Opening prices: Sears 68,39 Sherwin-Williams 72.32 Eberhart-Phillips says surveys show that only 15 percent of Archer Daniels 32.00 Sprint Nextel 4.34 Discover Chanute teens get 8.5 hours of sleep on school nights. They should be AT&T 27.44 Wal-Mart 52.04 Live the adventures in your own hometown. getting nine or 10 hours of sleep. Many get by with six hours or BP 37.43 Sept. 10 & 11 - 93rd Annual Mexican Fiesta less. Schools in other states have had success with later start times Conoco Phillips 55.05 Williams 19.32 Sept. 18 - Kustom Kollectors Konvention improving students’ attendance, motivation and performance. McDonalds 75.09 Sept. 25 - Artist Alley Festival Penney, J.C. 21.59 (Courtesy Edward Jones) - Chamber Pancake Feed - Chanute Community Foundation Run to the Rescue 5K PPoliceolice For more information on these events and other Chanute events and attractions, contact us at [email protected] Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce & Office of Tourism ~ 620.431.3350 Chanute Police Department without a license. -- The Neodesha Police The three were charged with -- Adidas warm-up suits, -- Martin Gumble, 23, of Department arrested Melinda manufacturing methamphet- embroidery back packs and Chanute was arrested in the 300 Marie Vining, 25 of Neodesha amine, possession of meth, par- CCalendaralendar Accelerade sports drink were block of S. Steuben on Aug. 27. on a Yates Center municipal aphernalia used for distribution reported stolen in the 1000 He has been charged with DUI, warrant on Aug. 27 for failure and for the use of meth. Also, Today, Sept. 7 Friday, Sept. 10 block of S. Allen on Aug. 26. driving without lights, driving to appear in a criminal case. charges of child endangerment — Classes of 1935/50 get- — Ribbon Cutting at the Estimated loss was $3,612. left of center and failure to yield She was brought to the Wilson and obstruction of official duty together, 11 a.m., Mo Gedi’s at Grand Re-Opening of Wal- -- Four tires were reported at a stop or yield sign. County LEC and later released and a felon in possession of a Quarry Stone. Mart, 7:30 a.m. damaged in the 300 block of S. -- Daniel R. Stine, 40, of Cha- to a Woodson County Sheriff’s firearm are being filed. Arrest- nute, was arrested in the 1500 officer for transport to Woodson ed were Alicia Dawley, 32, of — GriefShare recovery semi- — Chanute Senior Citizens, Rutter on Aug. 25. Estimated block of W. Main on Aug. 31. County. Altoona, Larry Glenn VanNatta nar and support group, 6 p.m., noon, Central Park Pavilion. damages was $200. He is charged with battery. -- The Fredonia Police Depart- Jr., 50, of Tacoma, Wash., and Zion Lutheran Church, 1202 — CHS football vs. Labette -- Sexual battery was reported -- Jared Wayne Galemore, 30, ment arrested Justin Coats, 32, Samson Hixon, 29, of Altoona. County, 7 p.m., Chanute Com- in the 800 block of S. Lafayette W. Main. of Chanute, was arrested in the of Fredonia, for bond violation -- The Fredonia Police Depart- munity Sports Complex. on June 9. — Diabetes Support Group, 1100 block of W. Main on Sept. on Aug. 27. He has been pro- ment arrested Shayne Dahlin, — Chanute Mexican Fiesta, 7 -- A Craftsman weed eater 6:30-7:30 p.m., Neosho Memo- 1. He has been charged with cessed and placed in jail and 30, of Joplin, Mo., for posses- rial Regional Medical Center p.m., Santa Fe Park. was reported stolen in the 100 Saturday, Sept. 11 DUI, driving with a suspended is waiting to see the Fredonia sion of marijuana, paraphernalia Classroom, Sick Day Manage- block of N. Central on Aug. 20. license and having a defective Municipal Court judge. and obstruction of legal process. — Humboldt City-Wide ment, speaker: Mali Ziglari. Estimated loss was $150. tail lamp. -- The Neodesha Police He was processed and placed in Garage Sale. For information, — Compassionate Friends, -- A 1981 Honda moped was -- Jeremy Michael Wilmot, Department arrested Tristen jail. Having seen the judge, he call (620) 473-3746 or (620) 7 p.m., First United Methodist reported stolen in the 200 block 31, of Chanute, was arrested on Johnson, 19, of Neodesha, for is being held in lieu of $5,000 473-2666 Church, 2nd and Lincoln. of E. 19th on Aug. 29. Esti- Aug. 30 on a Chanute Munici- possession of drugs on Aug. cash surety bond. An attorney — 32nd Biannual Quilt Show Wednesday, Sept. 8 mated loss was $400. pal Court warrant. 29. She has been processed and has been appointed, and his next sponsored by the Sew ‘n Sew — Chanute Housing Author- -- Disorderly conduct was placed in jail, waiting to see the court date is Sept. 16. Quilt Guild and The Chanute ity, 7 a.m., room 213 in the Stu- reported in the 100 block of S. Accident reports judge. -- On Aug. 31 Wilson County Art Gallery, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., dent Union at Neosho County Ashby on Aug. 29. -- A vehicle driven by Joshua -- On Aug. 31 the Wilson Sheriff’s officers brought in Family Life Center of the Zion Community College. -- Attempted burglary and K. Piersall of Erie was traveling County Sheriff’s Office execut- two men from the Montgomery Lutheran Church, 1128 W. —The CHS class of 1950 criminal damage to property south on Lyon Road on Aug. ed a search warrant at a resi- County Jail on Wilson County Main. Admission is $3. final get to-gether before were reported in the 600 block 28 when a deer entered the dence in Altoona. This residence warrants. Richard Dennany, 39, — Chanute Historical Muse- reunion, 11:30 a.m., Nu Grill of N. Wilson on Aug. 29. Dam- roadway from the east heading has been under surveillance for of Independence, was brought um, 0 E. Elm, open 1 to 4 p.m. on N. Santa Fe. age to a overhead garage door west. The vehicle struck the suspected drug activity. A report in on a warrant for failure to — Chanute Mexican Fiesta, 7 — National Association of was estimated at $1,000. deer. There were no injuries that morning that the children appear on traffic charges and p.m., Santa Fe Park. -- Criminal damage to prop- reported. were being neglected resulted in Brandon Doherty, 29, of Cof- Retired and Veteran Railway — 9/11 Memorial Service, Employees, 12:30 p.m., Hum- erty was reported in the 1500 -- A vehicle driven by Jamie several officers entering the res- feyville, on a warrant for motion 7 p.m., on the front steps of block of W. Main on Aug. 30. Lee Lutz was traveling south idence. There were three adults to revoke community correc- boldt Historical Museum. the American Legion, 301 N. — ANW Education Coop- -- Assault was reported in on Queen Road on Aug. 29. and five children present. One tions. Both were processed and Evergreen. the 600 block of W. Main on The driver was in an emotional of the adults fled the residence. placed in jail, waiting to see erative, 6:30 p.m., 710 Bridge, Sunday, Sept. 12 Humboldt. Aug. 25. state, did not realize she had left When an officer followed, a a judge. On Sept. 1, Doherty — 32nd Biannual Quilt Show -- A Mongoose Rebel was — Cedar Lodge 103 regular the roadway and had entered meth lab was discovered. At had a bond appearance, and his sponsored by the Sew ‘n Sew reported stolen in the 1500 meeting, 7 p.m. the ditch on the east side of this time, the home was secured bond was set at $10,000 cash Quilt Guild and The Chanute block of Santa Fe on Aug. 31. Thursday, Sept. 9 the road. The vehicle traveled and the children, ages 15, 10, surety. His next court date is Art Gallery, 1 to 4 p.m., Family Estimated loss was $200. — TOPS KS 779, weigh- 319 feet along the ditch before 8, 6 and 5 were brought to the Sept. 17. Dennany was released Life Center of the Zion Lutheran -- Criminal damage to prop- impacting with a culvert. Driver Wilson County Sheriff’s Office later on Sept. 1, his time on this in 5 p.m., meeting, 5:30, 521 Church, 1128 W. Main. Admis- erty was reported on the 1000 received minor injuries. EMS and the adults were arrested. case being served. W. 14th, Hampton Apartments sion is $3. block of S. Forest on Aug. 31. transport was refused. community room. Call 431- — Chanute Historical Muse- Estimated damage was $200. 1196 for information. um, 0 E. Elm, open 1 to 4 p.m. Wilson County Sheriff To leave a special message — VFW Bingo, 6:30 p.m. — Cherry Street Youth Cen- Arrests -- The Neodesha Police for the family on-line visit 1654 W. Main. ter, 710 N. 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Wilson County MS more than Support group to meet NEODESHA — The Wilson expected County MS Support Group will meet Thursday, Sept. 9 at 6:30 SALINA (AP) — Salina’s p.m. at the 1st Christian Church, new aquatic park has drawn 702 Wisconsin, Neodesha. more people and more revenue Sonya Larimor from Wind- that expected. sor Place/ Four County Men- The Salina Journal reports tal Health will speak on Elder that Kenwood Cove aquatics Abuse. Everyone interested park exceeded all expectations on the timely subject of Elder by bringing in $91,600 more Abuse is invited to attend. The in revenue and 30,000 more support group now meets every patrons than projected in its first second Thursday of each month. season in business. For more information, call Sue Steve Snyder, director of at (620) 325-3479 or Eileen at Salina’s Parks and Recreation (620) 325-3668 or email mswil- Department, said the hot weath- [email protected]. er this summer drew people from around central Kansas. Cub Pack 32 meetings The $11 million park did hit begin in Erie some rough spots, including features that were shut down for Cub Pack 32 will begin meet- days or weeks and a shortage of ings tonight at 6:45 p.m. at lifeguards. the Federated Church in Erie. City officials projected the Meetings are weekly. For more park, which opened June 5, information, contact Josh/Ali- would draw about 91,000 people cia Myers 244-3267 or Patricia for the summer, but it brought Houser 449-2121. Harold Campbell/Tribune in more than 119,000. They also Sky Smeed, front right, does the vocals, while Justin McIntyre, front left, is on bass and Dave Melody is on drums Friday expected about $418,400 in rev- Humboldt to participate evening during the final monthly concert of the summer sponsored by the Chanute Parks Advisory Board at Santa Fe Park. enue, but the park brought in in K-State Band Day $510,000. MANHATTAN -- Almost LLetteretter toto thethe editoreditor 2,000 students from high schools around the state will join the Kansas State University Part II: Fence-gate theory against me because my I performed a Kansas One- nance that was voted favorably in which you reside? Is this Marching Band on the football yard is not perfectly flat? Please Call, which is a free service upon by your brother. Do you, any different than the Chanute field as part of K-State’s annual Now, Mrs. Hummer, let’s feel free to initiate a petition on to everyone. I applied for and Mrs. Hummer, feel that you are citizens who drive cars with Band Day Saturday, Sept. 11. move on to yet another issue the subject of a small section received a fence permit, also not required to play by the same Oklahoma tags which people Students from 21 high schools that you opted to place upon the of my fence being up to three free to everyone, from the city. rules as all of the citizens of complain about? bands will have the opportu- table. It seems that Washington, inches above code, Mrs. Hum- I then installed my fence as it Chanute? I will anxiously be await- nity to perform with the K-State D.C. had Watergate and it even mer, and let me know if there was designed to be installed. I In your letter, you spoke of ing the newspaper containing Marching Band during the half- had Iran/Contra-gate. I suppose is a huge public outcry on the seem to be missing the nefari- being moral and doing the right a rebuttal letter written either subject. time show of the K-State vs. that Chanute now has Fence- ous conspiracy involved in the thing. I have another question by yourself or by someone you Missouri State football game gate since there obviously is a If you are so displeased and installation of a vinyl fence. for you. I realize that, although have “contracted” into writing at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. cover up going on. irritated by the height of a Mrs. Hummer, I would appre- you actually reside in the City it for you. The game starts at 6:10 p.m. Your letter to the editor insin- small section of my fence, I can ciate it if you would please of Chanute, Neosho County, My advice to you is to remem- attempt to accommodate your The high school bands will uated that my entire fence was explain the cover-up accusation you utilize Wilson County tags ber two old adages: Those who resentment by placing a small be part of the Band Day Parade three whole inches above code to which you referred in your on your vehicle. You may have live in glass houses should not amount of dirt at the end of each at 1 p.m. when, in fact, only a few places letter. a legal reason for doing this but throw stones. And, Judge not in my fence are actually above fence panel in order for code to At the halftime show the As you seem to be overly why not do what is right and, lest ye be judged. the six-foot code. be met. bands will play such classics concerned about the existence instead of saving a few dollars, Tim Egner There are other fences in this as “You Keep Me Hangin’ On,” Here again, I will attempt to of a cover-up and a good old town that are installed in this pay your taxes in the county Chanute “Sweet Caroline” and “Brown “muddy the waters” with fac- boy network, maybe you can tual information. The west side exact manner. A former inspec- Eyed Girl,” as well as traditional offer some insight into a subject Band Day favorites “God Bless of my fence sits at or below the tion officer assisted me with the that is baffling to me. Let’s call America,” “1812 Overture” and six-foot code. The south side of installation of mine. Because this subject Numbers-gate. Bluegrass “Wildcat Victory.” my fence also sits at or below numerous complaints by some Participating schools include: the six-foot code. However, on people have been lodged against Why is it that your house and Northern Heights High School, the east side of my property, other individuals, we were the downtown business with Acoustic Jam Session Allen; Bucklin High School; the land slopes approximately aware that a complaint of some which you are involved do not Cimarron High School; Chase 18 inches from the beginning sort would most likely be made have the required address num- County High School, Cottonwood of that fence section to the end. about my fence height due to bers visibly placed upon them? Falls; Council Grove High School; my position. Again the fence is You, for some unknown reason, St. Mary Catholic School, Derby; Each fence panel starts at or Thurs., Sept. 9 El Dorado High School; Ellsworth below the 6’ required by code installed as designed. have chosen to ignore this ordi- High School; Great Bend High but due to the slope in my yard 6:00pm School; Hill City High School; there is a larger gap at the end of Humboldt High School; Junc- each panel on the bottom result- In Our Outdoor Patio tion City High School; Linn High ing in anywhere from 1” to 3” AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS School; Manhattan High School; of height difference. 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Jaime Aaron Favre and the Vikings taking on “Hard Knocks.” and Jets — Green Bay wasn’t suspension, which commission- hospital. AP Pro Football Writer Drew Brees and the Super Bowl But the most foul words New going to show more than it had er Roger Goodell on Friday cut Harvin is back and thinks his champion Saints: York could hear are “sophomore to in exhibition games. How- to four games. But Leftwich migraine issue might be under The Dallas Cowboys and New slump,” as in Mark Sanchez ever, mounting injuries in the got hurt in the preseason finale, control. Rice, however, is on the York Jets are supposed to be DILEMMA IN DALLAS, regressing in his second season. secondary (safety Atari Bigby, leaving coach Mike Tomlin to physically unable to perform list among the ranks of Super Bowl NERVOUS IN NEW YORK He doubled Romo’s preseason cornerback Al Harris) are a choose between Dennis Dixon for at least six games. That led favorites. They sure didn’t look Tony Romo led just one TD production with two amid huge concern for a unit that and Charlie Batch. to a trade for Greg Camarillo like it during the preseason. touchdown drive in four pre- excuses, er, explanations simi- already seemed overmatched Dixon is young, athletic and and the signing of Javon Walk- Of course, those games also season games, and it covered lar to those heard in Dallas. The against the top quarterbacks last error-prone. He might be put er, who’d been unemployed didn’t count. all of eight yards. The worri- club has another lingering issue season. Kurt Warner and the on a short leash or find him- since Oakland dropped him last That’s the trouble with trying some part for Jerry Jones’ crew with star cornerback Darrelle Cardinals racked up 51 points self behind Batch, another game season. to make sense of the preseason. is how many drives fizzled Revis still holding out. in the Packers’ last game that manager type. Then again, the Grandpa Brett might just have We don’t know how much to because of a shoddy offensive counted, a playoff loss. Steelers had such little faith in to give the ball to Adrian Peter- take from the things we saw the line and sloppy play close to the LAMBEAU LEAK Green Bay defenders have the him as Roethlisberger’s stand- son more often. last five weeks. opponent’s goal line. Cleveland, Seattle and Kan- benefit of practicing against a in that they signed Leftwich. Are the 49ers (4-0) really that The Cowboys say bland play- sas City all posted their highest great quarterback: Aaron Rod- CAROLINA’S SHUTOUT good? The Colts (0-4) certainly calling and a patchwork line are point totals of the preseason gers, who led the Packers to FAVRE’S TARGETS The Panthers took 253 snaps aren’t that bad. (The 0-4 Bears, to blame. They insist everything against Green Bay. seven touchdowns in 13 drives Soon after the 40-year-old this preseason. None resulted in however, might be.) will click once the season starts, So the Packers don’t even this preseason. quarterback was pried from a touchdown. Since the standings aren’t a with the debut of rookie receiver want to think about what good Mississippi by several Minne- That’s right, their offense good barometer, let’s instead Dez Bryant giving them another offenses might do against their REPLACING sota teammates, he started los- went 0-for-the-preseason. The turn to some story lines that boost. What else can they say? club. ROETHLISBERGER ing his receivers: Sidney Rice best they could muster was an emerged from preseason. There Whatever Jets coach Rex Defensive coordinator Dom Pittsburgh was hoping Byron underwent hip surgery, then offensive player, running back are plenty to follow headed Ryan has to say is probably Capers can offer the same plau- Leftwich could be enough of a Percy Harvin had a flare-up of Mike Goodson, going 91 yards into Thursday night’s opener funny, filthy or both if you’ve sible reasons as the offensive game manager to get his club his migraine problems that was in New Orleans, with Brett seen his starring performance in coordinators on the Cowboys through Ben Roethlisberger’s so severe he was rushed to a See NFL, Page 10 Power Play Brought To You By These Fine Merchants and The Chanute Tribune

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CHS game statistics CHS MC First Downs 7 18 Yards rushing 290 217 Yards passing 136 101 Jason Peake/Tribune Passes 8-17-0 7-26-2 Seniors of the Chanute High School football team run on to the field before Friday’s game with McDonald County at the sports complex. Included in the Total offense 426 218 photo are Trevor Cole (81), Ethan Beck (9), Mitchell Hale (20), Cody Catterson (30), Alec Haight (7) and Griffin Williams (84). Chanute won 38-6. Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties-yds 7-55 5-25 Turnovers 0 3 Individual stats RUSHING Blue Comets look solid in season-opener Chanute — Bowman 11, 202 yards, 3TD; Catter- son 5-20; Haight 5-52, TD; CHS football McMillan 2-6; Gilmore 2-5, Cole 1-6. PASSING notebook CHS—McMillan 7-14, 92; Haight 1-1, 44, Gilmore 0-2 Jason Peake RECEIVING Tribune Sports Editor Chanute — Haight 5-54; Williams 1-44, TD; Catter- son 1-37; Bowman 1-1. Don Simmons didn’t have PUNTING many complaints after his team CHANUTE FOOTBALL Chanute — McMillan 5- started the 2010 season with a 203 (40.6 avg.) 38-6 win over McDonald Coun- PUNT RETURNS ty (Mo.) on Friday night. Week one Chanute—Son 1-3. Overall, the Chanute High Chanute 38, Mac Co. 6 KICKOFF RETURNS School football was solid in Chanute—Catterson 1-18 nearly every facet of the game. INTERCEPTIONS— The offense looked crisp at Mitchell Hale, Parish. FUMBLES RECOV- times and several players made effort penalties, though. So ERED—Bowman. nice contributions. overall, we feel like we played SACKS The first team defense didn’t pretty well.” Chanute—McGinnis, allow a score, either. Fairchild, Richard 1 each. “I think we played pretty Stat leaders PATs well,” Simmons said on Mon- Senior running back Eric Chanute—Parish 5-for-5. day afternoon. “We saw some Bowman’s first game in a CHS FG—Parish 1-for-1 (37). things we need to improve on uniform was a memorable one. and work on. But for the first Bowman rushed for 202 SEK football standings game, the first team defense yards on 11 carries with three League All pitched a shutout and the first touchdowns. Bowman also had Columbus 1-0 1-0 team offense scored 38 points a fumble recovery for the Blue Independence 1-0 1-0 in three quarters. That’s pretty Comets. Labette County1-0 1-0 impressive.” For the game, Chanute rushed Pittsburg 1-0 1-0 Simmons added his Blue for 290 yards and passed for Chanute 0-0 1-0 Coffeyville 0-1 0-1 Comets didn’t make many mis- 136 yards for a total offense of Fort Scott 0-1 0-1 takes, either. 426 yards. Iola 0-1 0-1 “We had no turnovers and Senior Andrew Parish was Parsons 0-1 0-1 I was real happy with that,” perfect with his foot on Friday. Simmons said. “We did have Parish made all five PAT kicks Jason Peake/Tribune Friday, Sept. 3 seven penalties and six came in McDonald County QB Garrett Wilson scrambles out of the pocket as Chanute’s Quinton Labette 26, Fort Scott 24 Schooley gives chase on Friday night during Chanute’s 38-6 win over the Mustangs. Independence 61, Iola 51 the second half. But they were See CHS, Page 7 Chanute 38, Mac County 6 Columbus 47, Parsons 26 Pittsburg 33, Coffeyville 27

Friday, Sept. 10 Coffeyville at Fort Scott Columbus at Pittsburg Indy at Osawatomie NCCC SOCCER WINS! Chiefs Labette at Chanute Parsons at Iola announce CNC League Standings All practice squad Galena 1-0 Colgan 1-0 Riverton 1-0 KANSAS CITY, Mo. Erie 0-1 (AP) — Quarterback Tyler Frontenac 0-1 Palko and defensive tackle Baxter Springs 0-1 Dion Gales were among eight Southeast 0-1 players named on Sunday to Girard 0-1 the Kansas City Chiefs’ prac- tice squad. Friday’s scores Eureka 60, Erie 12 Later Sunday, the Chiefs Galena 48, Southeast 14 said they were awarded Neodesha 27, Frontenac 0 defensive tackle Anthony Riverton 20, Baxter 6 Colgan 34, Girard 0 Toribio via a waiver claim This week’s games from Green Bay. Toribio was Erie at Riverton waived by the Packers on Baxter Springs at Galena Frontenac at Colgan Saturday. Girard at Southeast The Chiefs also released wide receiver Quinten Law- Tri-Valley League rence. Also released were League All wide receiver Verran Tuck- Caney 1-0 1-0 er, defensive tackle Garrett Burlington 1-0 0-0 Brown, tackle Bobby Green- Eureka 1-0 0-0 wood, guard Darryl Harris, Fredonia 1-0 0-0 Neodesha 1-0 0-0 safety Ricky Price and line- Cherryvale 0-1 0-0 backer Pierre Walters. Yates Center 0-1 0-0 Humboldt 0-1 0-1 Chiefs trade Page The Chiefs traded safety Friday’s scores Jarrad Page to the New Eng- Caney 50, Humboldt 0 Eureka 60, Erie 12 land Patriots on Saturday and Fredonia 62, Northeast 0 released 13 players, including Madison 50, Yates Center 0 Neodesha 27, Frontenac 0 quarterback Tyler Palko. Olpe 33, Cherryvale 27 They also placed corner- This week’s games back Maurice Leggett and Eureka at Humboldt Burlington at Neodesha wide receiver Jerheme Urban Northeast at Cherryvale on injured reserve. Prairie View at Fredonia Also released were Colin Burlingame at Y. Center Brown, Dion Gales, and Three Rivers League Derek Lokey, lineback- 8-Man All er David Herron, safeties Chetopa 1-0 Crest 1-0 DaJuan Morgan and Ricky St. Paul 1-0 Jason Peake/Tribune Price, wide receiver Verran Altoona -Midway 0-1 NCCC’s Justine Young takes at shot at the goal against Forest Park’s goalkeeper on Saturday night at the Chanute Tucker and running back Marmaton Valley 0-1 Community Sports Complex. The Panthers defeated Forest Park 3-1. The NCCC men won 4-2 on Saturday night, as well. Pleasanton 0-1 Javarris Williams. Page 6 Tuesday, September 7, 2010 Sports The Chanute Tribune Humboldt: Thomas leads Kansas State past UCLA 31-22 Another MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) into the end zone fell incom- — Culturally and geographical- plete and Kansas State’s Travis ly it’s a long, long way from the Tannahill recovered the ensuing winner in beaches of Southern California onside kick. to the farms and hamlets of the “We ran a jerk route where Kansas Flint Hills. I run and sit in the middle Modifieds With Daniel Thomas carrying and then came outside, and the HUMBOLDT—There have the ball, the difference in foot- defensive player just made a now been 14 different win- ball is very thin. great play,” said UCLA wide ners in the modified features The quick, rugged senior receiver Taylor Embree. at Humboldt Speedway this rushed for 235 yards and scored William Powell had 72 yards season. two touchdowns and Kansas on just six carries for Kansas Justin Rexwinkle of South State beat UCLA 31-22 Satur- State, which erupted in the sec- Coffeyville won his heat race day before the biggest home- ond half after managing only and was the dominant force opening crowd in school his- nine total yards in the entire for the evening. Rexwinkle tory. second quarter. Coffman was 11 led all 19 laps to claim his Altogether, the Wildcats for 16 for just 66 yards and was first feature win at the Hum- rushed for 313 yards. sacked five times by a Bruin mer. “I looked up at the scoreboard defense that had an answer for Jess Folk Jr., started sec- walking off the field, and I think everything except Thomas. The ond row outside to stay close that they had over 300 yards preseason pick for offensive behind for second, while Jessy rushing,” said UCLA coach player of the year in the Big 12 Willard drove an outstanding Rick Neuheisel. “That’s not also had two receptions, includ- race for third. Scott Daniels, UCLA football. That’s not how ing one for 21 yards that set up last week’s feature winner, we play, and it can’t be how we the first touchdown. settled for fourth and new play if we expect to have any “Wins are hard to come by,” comer Josh Hughes was fifth. kind of success.” Snyder said. “They are hard to It was Derrek Wilson claim- Thomas had runs of 44 and come by, and they are impor- ing another feature win in 29 yards to set up two scores. MCT photo tant and good for everyone Factory Stock, but not without After the Wildcats pounced on Daniel Thomas picks up a big gain against UCLA Saturday. involved.” stiff competition from Tyler UCLA’s onside kick, he broke On Kansas State’s first drive, James, who finished second. through the line and galloped 35 Wildcats trailed 10-7 at halftime the final 123 seconds as Kansas the Bruins held on fourth-and- Patrick Kay was third. Bran- yards into the end zone with 58 and managed only nine yards of State avenged a 23-9 loss last goal from the 1, but an illegal don Tindle and Doug Scism seconds left, clinching Kansas total offense in the second quar- year at UCLA. participation penalty on UCLA rounded out the top five. State’s 21st consecutive home ter. But they erupted for 272 After Carson Coffman’s 5- gave Kansas State another shot In B-Mod action, Dalton opening win. yards in the second half. yard TD pass to Brodrick Smith and Thomas scored. Kirk from Gardner took the “Coach (Bill) Snyder said we Coach told us (at halftime) put Kansas State ahead 24-16 A 60-yard punt and a great lead in lap 7 and went on needed to go out and make a straight up the defense is doing with 2:03 left, Kevin Prince led open-field tackle pinned Kansas to victory lane to collect the statement. And we did that,” their job but offense, we needed the Bruins on a lightning-quick State deep in the second quar- hardware. said Thomas, who transferred to pick it up,” Thomas said. “I drive, hitting Cory Harkey for ter and Coffman fumbled the Levi McGowen was able to from junior college last year think we did a good job in the 35 yards and then connecting snap. Akeem Ayers recovered make a move on Jay Lamons and led the Big 12 with 1,265 second half.” with Ricky Marvray on a 29- for the Bruins, and on the next to pick up second place, while yards rushing. The crowd of 51,059 was yard TD toss. There was 1:19 play, Prince faked left and boot- Lamons settled for third. Thomas scored on a 1-yard treated to a thrilling finish that to play, and the Bruins elected legged right, dashing untouched Nathan Schmidt and Dustin run in the first quarter but the included three touchdowns in to go for 2. But Prince’s pass into the end zone. Beisley followed close behind to pick up fourth and fifth. It was David Matlock that crossed the finish line first, but failed tech inspection, leav- North Dakota State shocks Kansas 6-3 ing Tony Morris to pick up his first feature win this sea- LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Jastram’s second field goal was quarterback Kale Pick in favor “This was a huge game,” son. Derryl Aiello took home Don’t tell North Dakota State the only scoring of the sec- of Jordan Webb two series after Bison quarterback Jose Mohler second place, while Stetson it can’t handle the big boys of ond half and gave the Bison Pick threw the end zone inter- said. “We don’t have an NFL Deets was third, Laura Ramey college football. a 6-3 lead with 8:04 left in ception. But Webb wasn’t able team in Fargo and football is cruised on in for fourth and The Bison, picked to finish the third quarter. Kansas had a to get the Jayhawks a touch- huge. These (fans) are here for Mike Aiello fifth. sixth in the Missouri Valley golden opportunity to take the down either. us.” The mechanic winner’s for Conference, turned some heads lead when it faced third-and- the evening were: Saturday night by knocking off goal from the North Dakota Modified—1st—Curt Drake Kansas 6-3 for its first win over State 7 late in the third quarter. and second, Mason Sigg a team in the Big 12. But Matt Anderson intercepted B-Mod— 1st—Kenny Phil- Ryan Jastram kicked field a pass in the end zone, and the PRIMROSE lips and second Nick Miller goals of 44 and 32 yards, and Bison were able to turn back Silk Flower Designs Factory Stock— 1st — the Bison defense smothered every Kansas possession the Adrian VanGotten and second Kansas to prompt a raucous cel- rest of the game. Jerry Kustanborter Sr. ebration for the North Dakota The loss spoiled Turner’s Custom Orders - Fall Florals Pure Stock: 1st - Chris State fans who made their way Gill coaching debut. 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Kaul, shows the Comets have played several at the Anderson County Invite DES, 18:25. Using the big play, Chanute had touch- CHS: opponents from out of the area in years last Friday. downs of 86, 82 and 44 yards. Continued from Page 4 past. Results are below: Chanute’s results: Trevor Also, the Comets scored with just one play on three separate occasions and scored As far as Missouri schools, Chanute Summers, 8th, 18:17; Jeffer- and also booted a 37-yard field goal. Anderson County Invite son Holmes, 26th, 19:49; Bran- on just three plays on two other drives. played Joplin Memorial in 1970, Chanute At the same time, Parish kicked the ball “That big play capability has always took on East Newton in 1972 and then XC results don Hatch, 29th, 19:57; Colton into the endzone numerous times after Varsity girls team standings Fiene, 34th, 20:15; Ricky Swan- been a staple of our offense,” Simmons played Carthage in 2002 and ‘03. touchdowns, forcing the Mustangs to start said. Chanute has also played a few other 1. Baldwin 27, 2. Chanute 52, son, 39th, 20:53; Evan Bolt, deep again and again. 3. DeSoto 60, 4. Santa Fe Trail 40th, 21:01; Troy Clark, 41st, At the same time, Simmons schools from far away. “He looked really good,” Sim- said a few other drives stalled. Chanute took on Junction City in 1971, 113, 5. Anderson County 116, 6. 21:04. mons said. “He kicked the ball real- Louisburg 149. Humboldt results: Jacob “We need to be a little more Highland Park in ‘73 and ‘74 and Liberal ly well. He put in a lot of work over consistent on offense,” Sim- in ‘75 and ‘76. The Comets played Shaw- Jones, 33rd, 20:14; Reece the summer and it showed.” Varsity girls top 10: 1. Criger, 38th, 20:52. mons said. “We had a few three nee St. Joseph’s in ‘77 and ‘78. Lacey Erickson, DES, 16:23; and outs. We need to keep those 2. Barnes, BALD, 16:38; 3. JV boys results A big sack drives going.” Around the SEK Durr, BALD, 16:42; 4. Hutton, Chanute results only McDonald County finally had From one look at Friday’s scores, it BALD, 17:00; 5. McMillen- Conner Lair, 3rd, 19:46; Tim some success moving the football at This ‘N That doesn’t look like much defense was being Hale, CHA, 17:01; 6. Dispensa, Wrestler, 19th, 21:29; Ryan the end of the second quarter. CHS senior Alec Haight played elsewhere in the SEK. The Mustangs started deep at the CHA, 17:03; 7. Jones, BALD, Bearick, 27th, 22:15; Chris Simmons passed for a touchdown on the Independence defeated Iola 61-51 in a 17:04; 8. Moody, AND, 17:05; Oliphant, 28th, 22:17; Ryan 20, but used a few nice gains on the team’s first play from scrimmage record-setting night. The 112 points is the 9. Sheridan, DES, 17:27; 10. Colston, 31st, 22:49; Zach ground by Jantsen Lynn and a four and then later ran one in him- highest combined score in a game involv- Harsch, CHA, 17:34. Pryor, 33rd, 22:53; Isaac Klugh, pass plays to get within striking distance. self. ing SEK teams since 1962. In two other 35th, 23:22; Harrison Johnson, The Mustangs had the ball on the eight Junior running back Jared McComb was records (since ‘62), the Bulldogs set a Chanute’s results: Jocelyn 39th, 23:29; Alex Thomen, yard line and had two chances to score unable to play on Friday due to an ankle record for most points allowed in a victory McMillen-Hale, fifth, 17:01; 46th, 24:36; Bobby Allen, 47th, before the clock ran out. injury. Simmons said McComb may play with 51. The old record was 46, when Cha- Kaitlyn Dispensa, sixth, 17:03; 24:36; Tyler Berg, 48th, 25:01; After an incomplete pass, Mac County this week against LCHS. nute beat Burlington in 1994, 54-46. The Macy Harsch, 10th, 17:34; Mor- Wyatt Taylor, 55th, 26:09. had just four seconds left to make some- Senior lineman Tanner Kepley will be Mustangs have the record for most points gan Olson,15th, 17:51; Audrey Humboldt JV boys results: thing happen. eligible to play this week, too. scored in a loss. The old record was 42 by Bolt, 16th, 17:55. Dylan Greve, 42nd, 23:41; Kyle But on the last play of the first half, Coffeyville in a loss to Indy in 2007. Martin, 52nd, 25:14; Logan Wilson was sacked by Chanute’s Skylar Hale: So close In other games, Labette County edged Varsity Boys team scores: Yokum, 60th, 26:56. McGinnis, who flew in and took down CHS senior defensive back Mitchell Fort Scott 26-24. 1. Baldwin 36, 2. DeSoto 61, 3. the QB, keeping Mac County scoreless at Hale picked off a pass from Mac County The Tigers led 12-7 before LCHS pulled Iola 110, 4. Santa Fe Trail 111, JV girls results intermission. QB Garrett Wilson and was off to the ahead. Keaton Turner passed for 186 yards 5. Chanute 116, 6. Wellsville Chanute’s results: Melissa Simmons called it a huge play. races. for the Grizzlies. 134, 7. Anderson Co. 143, 8. Adkins, fifth, 19:24; Kaylee “That was a big defensive play,” Sim- Hale ran 66 yards to the endzone for the Fort Scott missed a late 32-yard field Louisburg 188. Tiegreen, 13th, 20:04; Allison mons said. apparent touchdown. But there was a flag goal that would have won the game. Cooper, 19th, 21:11; Shyla “It could have changed the momentum on the play, wiping out what would have Pittsburg edged Coffeyville 33-27 as QB Varsity boys top 10: 1. Angel Bentley, 35th, 23:03; Jordan of the game a little bit. Even though we been Hale’s first touchdown. Chanute was Jordan Elliott ran for two touchdowns and Vasquez, DES, 16:58; 2. Weiss, Endicott, 45th, 23:43; Anrenee had a big lead, they might have gained called for an illegal block on the play and passed for two more. BALD, 17:25; 3. Hartzell, Reasor, 50th, 24:35. a little confidence and momentum at the later had to punt. Also, Columbus knocked off Parsons BALD, 17:43; 4. Yocham, IOL, half. But our defense rose to the occasion 17:55; 5. White, AND, 18:04; Freshmen boys 47-36. and got a big sack. That may have demor- ‘Different’ opponents 6. Mihesuah, BALD, 18:06; Chanute’s results: Brandon alized them a little bit going into halftime, Next: Chanute hosts Labette County on While the Tribune has no record of Cha- 7. Whittaker, SANT, 18:14; Swanson, 11th, 17:50. too. I thought that was big.” Friday night. Look for more on the Blue nute ever playing McDonald County in Comets later this week in the Tribune. The Chanute Tribune Classifieds and Legals

Special Special Legal Notices Notices Notices Lost & Found 001 160 160 180 Do you have a great smile? The Chanute IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Found medium size NEOSHO COUNTY, KANSAS NOTICE NOTICE: The Chanute Tribune is in search of local smiles. Tribune does not investi- brown male dog with PROBATE DIVISION Investigate fully before gate advertisers who place black spots. Does not have collar. Found east To submit your smile, it is easy. We just need In the Matter of the Estate of advertisements in our pa- sending any money as an per and does not undertake of Chanute on Ottawa your photo with name, age,and residence. EDWIN H. BIDEAU, De- Road. Call to claim ceased. advance fee. For further to guaranty the legitimacy 432-1624 of such advertisers or their Two easy ways to submit your photo: drop it off Case No. 2010-PR-43 information call or write: products. Before signing a at the office at 15 N Evergreen or email it to NOTICE TO CREDITORS Better Business Bureau contract, readers may Advertise in the Classified [email protected]. THE STATE OF KANSAS TO check with the ALL PERSONS CON- 328 Laura Consumer Protection CERNED: Div., Attorney Wichita, Ks 67211 Public Auction Public Auction Public Auction Public Auction Public Auction YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED General’s Office 400 400 400 400 400 that on the 12th day of August, 316-263-3146 Topeka, Kansas 2010, a Petition for Probate of Public Auction Will and Appointment of Ex- (This notice provided as a cus- 1-800-432-2310 ecutor under Kansas Simplified Remember, if it sounds too Saturday September 11, 2010 Estates Act was filed in this tomer service by The Chanute good to be true, it probably 9:30 A.M. Court by EDWIN H. BIDEAU Located: South of Erie. Kansa on 59 Highway III, an heir at law of EDWIN H. Tribune.) isn’t true. BIDEAU, deceased and who is 1 mile to 120 th Road then 1 3/4 miles West, or named as Executor under the from 169- 47 Junction North of Thayer, decedent's last will and testa- Kansas, go 9 miles East to Meade Road then ment. Help Wanted Help Wanted 1 North, 1/4 East. (Watch for Auction Signs). All creditors of the above 220 220 named decedent are notified to Tractors & Combines (always shedded): J.D. exhibit their demands against Full-time Volunteer Coordinator/Gift Shop the estate within four months Manager, day hours (M-F), 35 hours/week, col- 4255 Tractor, Cab, Dual Hyd., 3317 hrs.; J.D. from the date of first publica- lege degree preferred w/ proven ability to train 4020 Tractor, 1972, Rear Wts. 8 Speed; A.C. D- tion of this notice, as provided 17 Series 4 Tractor & Loader; A.C. D-17 Series 3 by law, and if their demands and manage volunteers, 3 years retail environ- are not thus exhibited, they ment experience, including supervision of others Tractor; New Holland TR75 Combine w/ Chaff shall be forever barred. Full-time Occupational Therapist, 8:00 a.m- Spreader; Gleaner “E”Clover Seed Combine w/ 5:00 p.m. (M-F), KS license required PU Attachment; NH Mdl. 960 Row Crop Head; EDWIN H. BIDEAU III Part-time Human Resources NH Mdl 972 Soybean Head; JD Mdl.643 Corn Executor and Petitioner Receptionist/Clerk, day hours, 20-24 Head; JD 318 Lawn Tractor hours/week, some flexibility in days and hours, Trucks & Vehicles 1973 Chevy Truck, 16' Bed & Edwin H. Bideau III previous HR experience preferred, superior cus- Hoist W/ Tarp; 1973 Ford F-600 Truck w/ Bed & Bideau Law Offices, LLC tomer service skills required. Hoist; 1965 Ford 2 Ton Truck w/ Lime Bed; 1978 Attorney for Petitioner Part-time Registration Clerk, could be nights or 18 North Forest weekends, either the 3p-11p or 11p-7a Chevy Silverado P.U.; 1990 & 1978 Chevy P. O. Box 945 Suburbans; 1962 Chevy BelAire 4 Door; 2 Mdl Chanute, Kansas 66720 Part-time C.N.A., Specialty Clinics Dept., 30 620-431-2720 hours/pay period 90ST Sundiro Four Wheelers; 1952 GMC P.U. PRN C.N.A., Float Pool, (3 positions), will work Bed Trailer as needed Machinery: A complete line of Haying & PRN DME Driver, will work as needed Public Auction Public Auction Public Auction Tillage Machinery. Call Auctioneer or check Part-time PBX Clerk (Switchboard), nights & 400 400 400 our web page for a complete listing. weekends, various shifts (7a-3p; 3p-11p or 11p- Shop Items: Elect Drills, Chain Saws, Log IN THE INTEREST OF: 7a) Chains, Metal Cutting Band Saw, Metal Shelving, Conner D. Ruggero Part-time Housekeeper I, could be various shifts Bolts, Screws, Nails, Saw Horses; Lots of Nevaeh A. Beeson (8:00-4:30; 1:00-9:30 or 2:00-6:00), $8.48/hr to Wrenches & Hand Tools; Lumber; Lots & Lots of Born in start 2006 16' Clean 2x4's, 2x6's & 2x8's; Staircase; 2010 Apply online at www.nmrmc.com Railings Case No.: Guns: Remington 22 Rifle Mdl. 552 (needs 2010-JC-000361 or in person ar front desk.EOE 2010-JC-000362 repair); Winchester 1897 Shotgun 12 Gauge; Long Tom Single Shot 12 Gauge; Hay; 90 Big NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS Bales Mixed Grass Hay (last years); STATE OF KANSAS to: CLIN- Antiques & Collectibles: Wonder Cast Iron TON D. DINKEL A/K/A DIN- Cook Stove; Milk Cans, Crocks & Crock Bowls, KLE, FATHER OF CONNER Aladdin Lamp; Chicken Feeders, Nest Boxes, D. RUGGERO; BEYONCE D. MITCHELLS A/K/A DEAUN- Possum Belly Cabinet, Wood & Iron Wagon TAY M. MITCHELL, ALLEGED 629 S. Plummer Wheels, Copper Wash Tubs; Old Walk Behind FATHER OF NEVAEH A. Iron Wheel Planter; Lard Press, Old Incubator, BEESON; LARRY (LAST Chanute, KS 66720 NAME UNKNOWN), AL- Cast Iron Skillets, Food Choppers, Peach LEGED FATHER OF NEVAEH Baskets, Lots of Old Tools; Kero. Lamps, 1886 A. BEESON; ANY KNOWN Platform Scales, Old Trunks, Horse Collars, OR UNKNOWN FATHER OF NEVAEH A. BEESON; AND Public Auction Public Auction Maytag Wringer Washer, Antique Door Knobs, ANY OTHER PERSONS WHO 400 400 Canning Jars (some blue) Wash Boards, Old ARE OR MAY BE CON- Public Auction: Wood Ice Box, Corn Sheller, Old Books, Wash CERNED. Board, Dbl. Wash Tub, Egg Baskets, Implement A petition has been filed in this 3 Bdr, 1 1/2 Bath Mobile Home w/built in hot tub, Seats, Lanterns, Binder Canvass, Single Trees, court requesting that the court covered Deck, CH&CA, rural water, 28’x28’ steel Buggy Seat, Old School Desks & Lots of Farm adjudge Conner D. Ruggero Collectibles & Primitives. and Nevaeh A. Beeson a garage w/concrete floor & elect. all on 10 lots in child/children in need of care Lakeside Addition – “266 Paradise Lane” Misc. : Central City Platform Truck Scales Mdl. as defined in the Kansas Code Thursday Sept. 16, 2010 at 700E; AT Ferrell & Co. Clipper Fanning Mill w/ for Care of Children K.S.A. 12:00 Noon Screens; Fuel Tanks & Stands, Hyd. Cylinders & 38-1502(a), as amended. Call Larry Marshall Auction and Realty for Hoses; Lots of Machinery Repair Parts, Metal You are required to appear be- complete details 620-378-4356 or marshal- Detector.; Wettable Sulphur, 250# Soluble Boron fore this court at 01:30 pm on lauctionandrealty.com Water Distiller, Top to Windmill, Lawn Swing; Thursday, September 16, 2010, in the District Court, Ju- Approx 9 miles NW of Fredonia KS Mira-Fount Cattle Waterer, Singer Sewing Mach. venile Department, 1900 East 4 Large Pots Cirrus Cacti Plants, Kitchen Morris, City of Wichita, Sedg- Cabinets; 4 Large Fiberglass Lined Steel Tanks; wick County, Kansas, 67211; Public Auction Public Auction or prior to said time file your 400 400 2 Refrigerators, 23' Chest Deep Freeze written response to said plead- Auctioneers Note: Items in this auction span ing with the Clerk of this court. 4 generations. No way to list everything. If Failure to either appear or re- spond may result in the court PUBLIC AUCTION you are looking for it, we most likely have it. entering judgment granting the Check our web page for pictures. Terms: requested action. Saturday September 11, 2010 Cash or approved check. Buyer number w/ Each parent, guardian or other photo ID. Not responsible for accidents or legal custodian of the child has 10:00 A.M. theft. Loader on site Auction day only. Lunch the right to hire and be repre- 8 West Campbell Iola, Kansas & Refreshments available sented by an attorney. The court will appoint an attorney Seller: Robert Lancaster Estate for a parent who is financially OWNER unable to hire one. Vehicle’s and Gun’s See Web The Estate of Rex Sanders CLERK OF THE DISTRICT www.allencountyauction.com COURT Allen County Auction Service BUNTIN AUCTION SERVICE ERIE, KANSAS by: 620-365-3178 620-244-3791 Karlene Benefield Http://members.cox.net/buntinauctionservice Page 8 Tuesday, September 7, 2010 The Chanute Tribune

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Caller ind, locks, cd player. or 431-9418 refinancing your home. Free Spring Broadleaf control and fertilizer Asking 4995.00. Equal Housing Lender application with 2010 mowing contract. must provide names, 431-6838 CALL 431-0270 though names will not GMN STORAGE PRICE REDUCED! References and Free estimates. 300 UNITS. HUMBOLDT, 3 BED- be published. Answers 2008 Dodge Caliber SIX SIZES. SXT. Beautiful. 32,000 ROOM. 1-1/2 bath, 5 431-3401 are published Saturdays. miles. Asking $8,800. acres, 620-380-1942, Cell 432-4301 Call 4316838. Advertise in the Classified 620-380-1219. Comics The Chanute Tribune Tuesday, September 7, 2010 Page 9 Family Circus Close to Home Dad would rather see Minnie than m-i-l Dear Amy: I’m a married he is not listening to me when I man in my early 40s. AAsksk AmyAmy respond. My wife and I live in a great His lack of interest comes community. We really make an a year. So next year, visit them across as arrogant and effort to live within our means. once as a family and then do inconsiderate. We don’t have cable TV, we something different with your Am I expecting too much drive older cars that are paid for children (I vote for Yellowstone for him to show an interest? and we have no debt other than or camping in one of your state — Frustrated in Calif. our house. parks over a visit to the Disney Dear Frustrated: People The current economy and empire). You should also invite who are shy sometimes hide these financial choices do not these grandparents to visit your behind talking. They don’t leave much time or money for home. quite understand the important extravagant vacations. Because you’ve hid behind dynamic behind social Because my wife misses her the red herring of money, your conversation. family, we fly 2,000 miles to in-laws have called your bluff. Conversing well is a learned visit her folks twice a year. Try doing things differently skill; let your husband practice Am I out of place to think next year. on you and encourage his that A. We skip a year and have efforts. Any new skill feels a family vacation somewhere Dear Amy: I have been forced at first, but your positive else, such as Yellowstone, married to a very kind man who reinforcement should make a Disneyland, etc. B. I stay home adores me for seven years. He difference, long term. Baby Blues and let her visit her folks with runs his own business and keeps A book you should both the kids — although I wonder a nice roof over our heads. read is “Are You Really why I should be alone for two Opposites attracted: I am very Listening?: Keys to Successful weeks just because after 10 outgoing while he is quiet and Communication” by Paul years I’d like to do something reserved. Donoghue and Mary Siegel else with my vacation time. One thing has bothered me (2005, Sorin Books). My wife and I argued about for quite some time. He never this, and now her parents have asks people about themselves. Dear Amy: I think your agreed to pay for our plane He is, however, quick to answer answer to “Jimmy” regarding tickets. questions and talk about his his friend who is constantly I’m still not happy. — successful business at great texting and answering the Frustrated Father length. phone when they are together is Dear Frustrated: This isn’t My friends think he doesn’t incomplete. really about money. This is like them because he never talks The easiest way for him to Peanuts about you not wanting to spend to them. It’s embarrassing! make his point is to text her every single vacation with your After work, I ask about his when she is fiddling with her in-laws. day and then wait for him to phone at the table and tell her to And, brother, I’m on your ask me about mine, but he never turn it off or he is leaving. side. does. If she refuses, he should Your wife should definitely I was very upset about this leave. She will quickly decide spend time with her family, but recently. His response was, “If which is more important, and if you two have a family together, you wanted me to know what she chooses her phone he hasn’t and you could also develop you did during the day, you lost much. — A Reader vacation experiences with your would tell me, right?” Dear Reader: Asking nicely kids outside of her family’s To his credit, he has asked me seems less hostile than texting, orbit. once or twice since then about but your suggestion is clever Crankshaft You visit your in-laws twice my day, but it felt forced. I feel and might just work. HHeloiseeloise CCelebrityelebrity newsnews Dear Heloise: Regarding the item NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The first song Brooks & about a fee for a paper statement: Dunn ever sang together has become their last. Recently, I paid a bill online to our The country music duo closed out a 20-year career at electricity provider. Imagine my Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on Thursday night with their surprise when the company stuck a 1991 debut single, “Brand New Man,” during the encore. $2.98 fee on it. It said the fee was The sold-out show was the final stop on their Last Rodeo because paying online was simply a Tour and doubled as a fundraiser for the Country Music Hall customer “courtesy”! — Sandy P., via of Fame and Museum. e-mail Kix Brooks said early in the night, “This isn’t a funeral. This does not sound right! We We did show up to party.” Zits checked with several utility companies, They ran through many of their 23 No. 1 hits, including and none said it charged a fee to pay “Neon Moon,” ‘’My Maria,” ‘’Red Dirt Road” and “Boot online. So, let’s hear from you if Scootin’ Boogie.” Reba McEntire made the only guest you’ve had this experience of being appearance, singing a few lines during “Cowgirls Don’t charged a fee to pay a bill online. Cry.” Send your comments to: Heloise/ Both Brooks and Ronnie Dunn joked about the reasons Billing, P.O. Box 795000, San for their split. Brooks blamed it on his crazy concert ideas, Antonio, TX 78279-5000, or e-mail like picking old songs and hoping the crowd would help if to Heloise(at)Heloise.com and please he forgot the words. Dunn said he was jealous of the cow- put “Billing” in the subject line. — boy hats Brooks got to wear all these years. Dunn explained Heloise that it was the reason he got a tattoo of the word “Cowboy” Dear Heloise: I read the suggestion on his right forearm. where a lady programmed hotel, etc., Brooks acknowledged those in the audience who played a phone numbers into her cell phone part in the duo’s success, including songwriters and people Blondie when she went on a trip. behind the scenes. In a nod to the fans, he said, “Most Another step is to put all the importantly, to the people who paid our rent for the last information into an e-mail and send twenty years, all I can say is, ‘Thanks.’” a copy to yourself for a record should Walking off stage for the final time, Brooks gave Dunn a you need it. A lot of the times, you playful push. might need confirmation numbers, etc., and if you desperately need the info, you could get on a computer and have access to it. (Heloise here: Of course you should have this info written down and with you, but this is a good backup). I also do this with my mother’s medical information, which is quite Beetle Bailey involved. If we have to take a fast trip to the hospital, I may not have it with me. Remember to learn how to access your e-mail from a different computer, because the Web address may be different. — Peg in Pennsylvania Very important hints to know, especially being able to access your e-mail away from home or office. — Heloise Dear Heloise: When I was first married, my mother-in-law, an Army wife herself, sent my husband his Hagar the Horrible favorite cookies periodically, knowing I was teaching and didn’t have a lot of time to bake for her only son. She packed them in popcorn — unsalted, of course. Every cookie was in perfect condition, and the popcorn became an after-cookie treat. I used this method when sending cookies for my daughter in college, and she has used it recently to send cookies to a friend serving in Afghanistan. I really recommend this method of shipping cookies, whether across the country or across the globe. Bizarro — Pat Baker, Reading, Pa. Keep those care packages coming! It means the world to someone far away from home. — Hugs, Heloise Dear Heloise: If you have someone who has had major surgery or a broken leg, etc., and cannot get out of bed easily, go to a medical-supply store (not drugstore) and buy a reaching grabber. I reached, pulled, pushed, picked up, and opened drawers and everything else with that grabber. They cost around $30 but are well worth it. -- P. Bybee, Richmond, Texas Page 10 Tuesday, September 7, 2010 Local The Chanute Tribune ERIE LANDMARK Power project: Continued from Page 1 He said once the company “I’ve been trying really hard has decided on a route, it will to keep this from happening,” conduct public open houses, said Selman, owner of the inviting all landowners along 14,000-acre Selman Ranch near the proposed route to give their Buffalo, Okla. “Prairie-chickens input. The Lesser Prairie-Chick- are part of my business.” en was once hunted as a com- ITC Great Plains and Prairie mercial game bird, but since Wind Transmission both filed 1995 has been a candidate spe- applications with the Kansas cies for the endangered species Corporation Commission to list, according to the National build the new high capacity Audubon Society. transmission lines in south cen- From 1963 to 1980, distribu- tral Kansas linking new and tion of the species in the five proposed wind farms to the states it inhabits declined by 78 state’s existing power grid. percent, to about 10,500 square Under a compromise worked miles, according to Audubon. out last June, each entity agreed The remaining birds are found to build a section of the line. in fragmented pockets scattered Prairie Wind, a joint venture across Colorado, New Mexico, between Westar Energy and Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, Electric Transmission America, with Kansas sporting the largest will build lines from Wichita population. to Medicine Lodge and from Sue Selman has been closely Comanche County south to watching the plans from her the Oklahoma border. ITC will ranch in northern Oklahoma, build the line from Medicine where she operates eco-tourism Lodge to Comanche County and hunting business. and another north to Spearville.

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