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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-04

DIR. D. ]. .M'FAUL, JUDD BLOCK,
telephone Main 931; residence,
Black 161.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
THE MAY FORESTER.

The Forester and Agrieulturist for
MAY opens with a very able paper on
the cultivation of the mango in Ha-
waii by Donald Mae1ntyre. The article
is of particular value because 1t goes
at length into the best manner OF cni-
tiyating a delicious fruit in order to
secure the finest product and the most
profit from the soil. Besides this,
there is some interesting correspond
euce on forest culture and preservation
bv Chief Forester Hosmer of the Ter
ritory. and F. G. Krauss in the "fege-
table Garden gives some excellent
pointers upon the cultivation OF root
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wards entire stock OF jeweIry at
1858 Fort street at actual cost.
The Stockyards now have automo-
biles for hire by the day or hour.
Lutted's Hawaiian poi in pound-cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers. =
A. N. Sanford, optician, Boston
building, Fort street, over May & Co.
A twelve-foot skiff with sail will be
sold today at the Fisher, Ables Co.
salesrooms.
Fresh flower and vegetable seeds put
up in sc packages can now be had at
the HOLSTER Drug Co.
Puma Sugar Co.'S property for sale
to-day at noon at front entrance Ju-
sell.
4, good responsible party advertises
for a furnished room in a private
family. See our classified ads. for par
ticalars today.
The Stratemeyer premises on Piikoi
street will be sold at auction today at
noon. A cottage.of six rooms and SER
wants quarters will be included in the
sale
Beginning Saturday, June 3rd. E. w.
Jordan & Co., Ltd, and B. F. Ehlsrs
& Co. will close every Saturday at 1 p.
m. during the months of June, July
and August.
/. 1t is a pretty good idea to follow
the crowd that goes day after day for
! soda at the Hebron Drug Co.'S soda
fountain. Their new Nut Fruit Sun
dae is delicious.
The leases of lot of public lands
in Kau. Hawaii, viii be sold at public
auction by the Commissioners of Pub
lie Lands on the Goth of June. at noon.
in front of the Judiciary building.
Ladies can find an excellent assort-
ment of dress skirts at Whitney &
Marsh's. as they have just received a
shipment from New York of the latest
styles and materials. They are priced
from $500 I'D:
Don't forget today's auction sale at
promptly at 10 o'clock. Refrigerators,
a dining table and a hundred and one
other articles viii be sold. See the adj
vertisements on page three of this is
sue
whether Morgan sells the residence
on Tantaius or rot to-day, he strikes
the right chord when he quotes the
doctors as recommending this place as
being beneficial for persons run down
in health. Bye the bye, how would this
place do as the nucleus for sani-
tarium? There is money in it. Read
Morgan's advertisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
THANKS TO MRS. GUM.

The Directors of the Honolulu Home
for Ineurables beg to acknowledge, with
many thanks, the receipt of check for
$23i.25, being proceeds obtained from
the entertainment given by the chill
dren of Mrs. Gums dancing class on
the afternoon of Saturday, the oth
inst. The directors most sincerely
wish to thank Mrs. Gum, the children,
and all her friends who so kindly as
sisted in carrying through the program
TO sueh a successful issue.
Nav 26 1905
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
BAND NOTES.

By order of the Governor the band
concerts on sunday viii alternate here
after between the Capitol grounds and
Makee island. Therefore the Sunday
band concert tomorrow will be at the
Capitol grounds. commencing as usual
at 3 o'clock.
This Saturday afternoon the band
will play at the baseball games
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
The ART Of DRAPING

possesses unlimited possibilities from
the standpoints of taste and beauty.
We have just received special ship
ment of
NEW ART DRAPERIES consisting
of newest materials and latest de-
signs, which represents the
CREAM OF THE EASTERN MAR
KET.
Here are a few features:
FIGURED TAFFETA.-This is a
new draperv material and in hand
some designs. Sc inches wide. Per
yard. ..-...-.----......- -..--.--. 4oc-
CROWN ART DENIMS.-New de-
signs, double faced. Sc inches wide
Per yard ....-.-.-....-.-..-. .Zoc.
RUSSIAN FIGURED ART DRAP-
ERY.-New patterns. reversible. Per
yard. F.. Zoc.
FRENCH ART TICKING.-Beautffu
floral designs. new patterns. Per yard
ROUMANIAN DRAPERY. - Real
Oriental designs, double faced. Sc
inches wide. Per yard. S0c.
SATEEN TWILL DRAPERY.-Ex-
quisite designs on white ground. Sc
inches wide. Per yard. soc.
SILKOLINES-Ex Exceedingly hand
,Ame designs and all new patterns.
Coloring perfect and quality remarka-
BILE Per yard. .I9c
BURLAPS-An colors. Full S6
inches wide Per yard. 20c-
WE HAVE NEVER HAD a
STRONGER line of DRAPERIES.
\. s. SACHS DRY GOODS Co.
LIMITED
COP E0RT AMI RERETANIA SITS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
There's no use talking.

There's no use talking.
The C.RITERION'S beer
treated by special secret pro-
cess is in a class by itself.
AS a general thing the tail
end of a barrel of beer is flat
and stale.
The CRITERION beer is
good to the last drop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
CAPITOL GROUNDS
SUNDAY CONCERT

Tomorrow afternoon the Sunday
band concert will be at the CAPITOL
grounds. beginning at o'clock. when
the following program will be played:
PART l.
THE Old Hundred"
The Grand Procession March" (new)
Overture-"La Sirene" new Auber
Fantasia-''The Bells (new) .Budick
Grand observation-disclosures new -.
$3.50. $500 -...-...... Puccini
PART II.
Vocal-'u Trovatore' Verdi
Mrs. n. Alapai, Messrs. Ellis. Nape
and Naone
Musical Review .I,iyIere
Intermezzo-'M Moonlight" (new) .Moret
Finale-"Prince of Pilsen" Cby re-
4NCSO -LuOerS
The Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27

C. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
. = ~ ~

THE ONLY CLEANABLE.
The only with a REMOVABLE ICE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
JlLrEO RIVAL KILLS wo@Au.
Husband Of Murdered wife Identifies
Old Lover as Slayer

Pittsburg. Teh Ale killed bert
He KILLED her, That's The fellow, he
gave ne back her p5o6,,1ook In the
dark, too"
John A, kirkpatrick. almost crogcd
with griet and anger this morning
made these remarks IN the Allegheny
police station when told OF The ap.
pearance OF Norman a. Geyser, who
was arrested for the murder OF the
beautiful young Mrs kirkpatrick last
Saturday evening Her body was found
frozen stin "A hours later In vacant
lot
Il know he killed her" continued
kirkpatrick, irantleolly, as he tried to
get az the prisoner "He has threat.
ened to KIN her because she would
have nothing TO DO with him. Lee m
at hint"
Kirkpatrick wandered through the
streets 90 the town last night and this
morning appeared haggard aud Wild
looking al ,ho cell room doors OF the
police station 20 know u any arrests
had been made. This was The nrst
intlmatIon ho had that Goyser had
been taken Iu by the authorities
Goysor whose father ls connected
with the city ure department and 81
strong In politics. said later he had
met Mrs kirkpatrick on tbe street
about 1880 O'Clock Saturday evening
and had taked with her q few min
utes Ilr had not seen her again
Asked where he had spent ,hc rest ct
tho evening. be- ,siF I'm a saloon up
town"
The body Of tho murdered woman
was viewed "a an undorlakor's sboi
b. many hundred shop girls who hn,
known Matte SHOOK and had admired
her beauty before she became Mr
Kirkpatrick
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
KILL WIFE SAYS GOOD SPIRIT.
SO White Man Claims and he Trlee
70 Carry out orders.

Gainesville, Ga, Feb. al Il. shlr
ley, a white man who has lived at
New Holland for some time, has been
placed IN jail and VIII be tried ON 3
writ OF lunacy He has been acting
Queerly for some time. an2 clgims that
the good spirit tells him 20 do many
curious things. Many people here
believe that acting ON the deluslop
that he was ordered to DO so, has been
the party guilty of shooting Harmon
and Miss Taylor and committing the
lawless acts OF this community which
resulted in terroriziug tn etown.
Some time ago Shirley claimed that
the good spirit told him TO cut of bis
finger, and he promptly wracked II OF
with knife. Later he told his wife
he had been told by the spirit to KIN
her, and he endeayored TO do so, but
was restrained, Since the first two
nights OF the shooting here he has
been kept under close watch. but the
authorities deemed It wise today TO ar.
rest him He inquired of the sheriff
II he was not suspected OF the shoot
ings. When told that he was, ne said
that he could not be guilty Of that
as that would be the Instructions OF
the evil spirit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
TWO BURNED TO DEATH,
Mother Loses Life Trying to Save Her
Baby from Horrible Death.

Mother Loses Life Trying 70 Save Het
Baby from Horrible Death.
Cedartown, Ca. Feb 9.-One Of the
most shocking casualties that ever oc.
Cured in Polk county transpired Tues.
day morning by which Mrs, Walter
Schllestett and her Little 4yearold boy
lost their lives
The husband had gone to the Grady
mines. where he Is foreman, and The
wife was attending TO the duties Of the
household when the little boy ran into
the room to It's mother with its clothes
afre
Mrs Schliesteit threw her skirts
around the child to smother out the
blaze, but in her efforts to have her
little one she set her own clothing
afre and both were horribly burned.
After extlnguIshlng the FIRE from
the child's clothes. which well nigh
burned completely up. She ran out Of
the house into the yard and rolled
over in the snow and ice in her a.
fort 20 put out the FIRE Of her own
clothing.
Tier screams brought a near nelgh.
Dor. but the victims had almost every
article OF clothing completely burned
from their bodies. and both mother
and child died ln agonies a few hours
later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
ENTIRE FAMILY WIPED OUT.
Three People Were Drowned IN OIL
nhant.s Mil Pond.

Three People Were Drowned IN OIL
plants Mil Pond.
Mount Holly. s. J.. Feb. e-An ca.
tire family. consisting Of sbinu o Bal
ilnger and wife and the latter's aister.
Miss Mary Taylor OF Medf0rd n J..
was wiped out as the result Of o
drowning accident az ELEPHANTS Min
pond here this afternoon
The victims were hurry.ng home and
70 save time. started TO cross the
pond. They had gone but short
distance when The ice, which was less
than 3 inches thick gave way under
them and they disappeared 10 deep
water Their struggles were without
avail. and the party became exhausted
and drowned before AID could Boz sum.
moned
A boy. who was 81 the edge oi tha
pond. was the sole ai,uesE % the irag.
cdy
All tha bodies vers recovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

HauNa. beb iiabeas corpus has
been suspended 10 The Dfog.acos 81
caf.ir and Batanras Maior GensraI
cofbia q coopsfstag uith Goyauof
WrIsbf 400 o. gIy.nR hlm every Dos
sitie aid Do supgrew.nF aeismneEa
feanfai troops c0Hslt.ns of detac6
ment ~ picked sharpsh4ren sors
ln eoaiaueflqB Eith ths native scouts
and fhe eoasfabu.ay Federal troop
rarriEeH the fouaf and martial av
has practically been established Taa
present tiuaf.0a Oh fae tao PROVING.
% partially 1ss 10 ils ladrQnhm aa1
% diaaaseii9n fofrfsa bf the 5sp3
usufs ~ ihe iaiernal rsveuue law
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
srRIckGn sLlND ~ sTREET.
Yoyas Man Seeking work IN Br'6ss
port Lcsoa HE Eyssigrt

Yeung Man Seeking work IN Bridge
port Lcses He Eyssi8at
Bridgeport. Conn Feb. ~ W5ie
ua.kins along ths street seeking tors
In mis- ciy today Charles Cohen o
young man o. Boston Gen 20 tte SIDE
ualk erclalming. @ eann0l ste' : am
blind"
A compassion. Chafss b1rE ca.fl
a p0,lcrmal aho seat the aafotsnatf
yourh to ue Chanue Department
WHERE d. ea cared Coz Coten all
Blct ay fbaf tteg b8ta 90 Nen
Yors tupfm lass aest Thsy Save
bu. un oeraeea rrl aef Hfsf
ssetrr uork az srau r9frlrF Oh
earn er1ars to So to Ealla
n a1t tlpae atraer CateFs
brrsre eos D. peruarert ~ rq
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
ACCUSED As aeAsr aoooGR.
Chicago Woman chastlsed for Taking
huahhnd from VIE

Chicago Woman chsstlsed for Taking
Husbsnd from wife.
CMcaru Frh D. AngoIod nl .heau.
dac.ty OF Helen Duc0rca. a Young wo.
man whom sho tccufes OF stealing no
affections OF q maraol man 90 ths aIs.
lret oi hs lmly Mia Minnie Ia.
r1os attempted 90 make up for the
.aadoquary OF iho laW by cbaslhug
Der 90 ifoni ~ zoe county ls.i She
seized the womna by ne arms sud
shook hcr Violently
SHANE on you, cried Miss Jacobs.
who Is probation officer ana repre-.
SCENTS various IeHiah charitable or
ganlFauons
u could scratch y0Hr eyes OUT
continued he aBsy probation officer
"You afo mean tD steal th'ehRecllou4
of a man who has vIfe aud t8o
children
Tho frightened victim mauag0d 90
mate her escape The Indignation Of
Mis Jacobs arose after the trial Of
Isaac shapiro la lulra Barnes cont
He was cbarE1 wifh ab8adoalns hIs
wife
Miaa D0ci0rfs vac waiting opposite
me iaii. a % falf. ai,h 4 ylew ~ meet
iHF shapiro a. son az De- fcgalned BE
fr.safaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
SOUTHLAND AGAIN IN
CLASP OF ICE KING
Atlanta Is Storm Center of the
Sleet and Rain.
CUISINES IS Ar a sTANDsTlLL


Street Cars stopped; City in Darkness;
Telephone and Telegraph Lines Out
Of commission-R Railroad Trains Arc
Running on Schedule Time.
Atlanta, Feb 9.--Forecas,er Mar
bury is unable 10 announce with any
degree OF accuracy what the weather
will do, as during the mornins he has
received no adylces except one from
Washington, d. c., which says that
rain may be looked for Wednesday
night. with probably warmer weather
The conditions from the surrounding
territory being wanting, the iorecaster
hesitates 10 predict what ATLANTA may
expect
II may be stated, however, that he
does not, so far as he can Judge from
local conditions. look for any serious
fall of the mercury within the next "a
hours
A feature OF the present unusual To-
cal condition is the fact that Atlanta
has suffered more from the absence OF
information than any OF rs sister clt.
les Augusta, Memphis. Savannah and
other southern points have received
their weather reports with but slight
interruption, while Atlanta received
none on Monday and next 60 none up
to II o'clock Wednesday morning This
shows chat the storm of slCct and ice
ln and around Atlanta has probably
been The worst iu The south
4 Freezing weather coupled with a
steady downpour OF rain, followed
! closely upon the heels OF Che recent
heavy sleet storm, has placed Atlanta
IN another bad plight Tho conditions
that confronted the people Wcdncs.
! day morning when they awoke from
their sumbers, were almost as bad as
those OF Monday
Trolley cars stopped telephones dIs.
ablod aud old mother earth wearing
heavy coat OF ice, making walking
unpleasant and unsafe Vas che state
Of affairs. and. ia addition. a steady
rain was failing As thc water struck
the ground and spatterel about much
Of &c was Immediately converted into
ice. roplon hing The sle,, which yes
terday, under the rays OF ne sun gave
way 10 slush aud water
The rain iroze hard ou telephone.
telegraph and trolley WINS while Che
shade trees an over thc ely were la
den almost 90 the breaking points
wlth see Indeed. 10 a number 81
I places the trees gave way 90 the
heavy load and many limbs were
broken falling 90 the gr1Und.
The indications TTesda were that
Atlanta would soon be ice from the
reign Of The Zee King hnt that coRdt
tions would be- restored 20 their noT.
I NAL state. The weather uas rapidly
growing warmer and co." aieci was
melting and nowinK aHa} 90 the SOW.
err RejoIciag was geaerai EVER
one. even the children. had bad enough
~ tbe slcei Storm. and conditions
changed FOR tho better 1utineas 10
thc city took ou now lIir
About 7.tl q began Co raln. not VEN
hard bot lutt hard emo So % thor
oushiy wet the ground AZ rfsl
TIE fan vss light and tbs lmprosSloh
vas that Il would soon l11 up but a.
time wore On. aeoontE BIZ. Gee minutes
and m.nuiea became bo.-a the rain
Increased and the tempfratufe began
90 frA NOT TeFy fas' Doc gliie enough
fof @ 90 bc noticeable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

PrusfrI Feb amtr
ststssssars. Itttar o.t stf aaHg
tsa5ss b5 ass lfottrf Thoust ttfoe
ffaft of 80 fsr
table ia Uer tpme uey gsfsfe
es ~ ab'a srf reuaa te'risE q
sreaf aafe Hehhei 81 f9nr
5agtsf sssffa gnes H utf ~
reue1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

Riohm0nd Cloudy 81 terfeeE
Aaruna Ralnbg ars aeeiinE o.
degree
lealsule-e'ert.nf ere Fsla. aa1
frofar IS degree
Mobile Forgy g. dtE.E
Ntw ofsaas l.ainiBg % 81 bo1rf
81 aeEfeea
Nempah and so az slight
1s leErela
faeteonTiif-C oasy cot
Haeor WiBfg 81 sfE -a
caafeafoH ns.H. 81 l.uer1
ErurEttn RaIa - tesfeea
c.a,iaaa1Ea Ea.a aa4 tlsef 81 g.
Eres
neair e.g--fz degrees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
THRILLING RESCUE
FROM. SINKING SHIP
Captain and Crew Saved From
Watery Graves.
IL. HAD sPRUNo A *
Half frozen, the Men Bent to the
pamps, but to No Avail, and the ship
eseame q Floating Ieebers-csP.
tain Fires the Boat.

New York, Feb. 9.-The identity Of
che burning schooner. a torch upon the
great highway Of the Atlantic, sight
I'd by the ST. Paul of the Banks was
made known yesterday when the At
lantlc transport liner Mesaba, from
tandon, brought into port Captain VII.
liam fitzgerald and his crew Of seven,
81 the schooner Amanda, from St
5ohns, N. f., for Bahia. They we're
rescued by the Mesaba az a time when
their sinking vessel had less than "a
Aoara Of life left in her.
The amanda, three-master, had
sai.ed n rough weather from ST.
John on Jan. "a with cargo of salt
fsh. she into ice and sprung a leak
IRE temnerature was 10 degrees be.
low ZERO She had put on a heavy
coat 81 tee and was constantly adding
"a ii
ID spite Of uneeasIng labor at the
pumps Gao water in the hold kept gain
ing The coating of ice kept thick
enins the ship was becoming float
ire iceberg and settling deep.
IA spite Of unceasing labor at the
pumps he water in the hold Kept gain.
Ing 1he coating of ice kept thick.
fslh lbe ship was becoming float.
3ne cebrg and settling deep.
Captain Fitzgerald ordered the an.
thof afoped, the ensign was set half
way 81 he mizzen topmast and a
sharp ookout kept
Halt irezen, day and night The men
bent 70 tie pumps. Still the schoon'
or settled
on The afternoon OF Feb, J. Second
Mate and Boatswain James Mccarthy
slehle1 The smoke of the Mesaba on
th lee bow, az miles away. The
be bad sighted Them first had
Slightly altered her course and came
Is lhe rescue, sending out a lifeboat.
me ght men watched their chances
"a boat rose and fell. They We're
81 aeariy frozen they could hardly
ad bat one by one they jumped
iafa e arms OF the rescuers safely,
aita tso exception OF Patrick Wreck
i t11k. He was nearly across the
M 81 his way 20 the rail when a
tet struck the schooner knock
SID down and throwing him up
the rail cutting his head anC
ns him internally The doctor
to FIRST aid
hin Fitzgerald before leaping.
.ti to abandon her. set his yes.
IRE IN order 10 free the path
cation OF a menace.
ain Fitzgerald saved bis gold
which was presented 70 him by
peror OF Germany for saving a
b 30 from a sinking ship In mid,
on Jan. G. 1904
nd Mate James Mccarthy also
Bis gold watch. a GIFT from the
or % Newfoundland. in recog
of his herolsm in saving the
girl az Cadiz on Jan s. 1901.
hd Mate Mccarthy has in thIs
brother whom be has not seen
pears. and wishes his brother 90
that he can bo found 40 80. Sc
street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

LHaN.HN HHWf'."'" " 'fHH'H" fNHN..H
Zoe AHet.e Feb p Mm L'T.
Logan. niece bY marriage Of the lsta
General John A. logan has fore
aar aaf toto the bafiun aDGi NJ
faa Anrs'e She has empbsHtsHy
answered tas question Geo NO
man compete aBH nsH ou an eguhl
basn $40 40 4mpfessel blaHsa
men afs ter a1if'ty hat tae aas of.
nrrl cod has accepted csc mauags
mcht 81 o. Isgg agt3 urmaurnE tbe
Olte fgsst tL afsr AaFr.f Furbt
Nra ioul 81 aei te1aa socially
bon a Ban Fftrfteo 900 30 40.
rel- Hn Invasion l.f9 fhe ffa.m
of baJr.. ras 1fpffr NJ te
fHeaI aes aef sr upHael a af
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
COTTON GROWERS IN
SESSION IN ATLANTA
Sub Committee Will Draft BY
Laws and Constitution.
OTHER IMPORTANT BUSINESS
Associations Warehouse COMMITTEES
VIII Also Mest-several Of the
Prominent Cotton Growers In south
Are Prsssn, az Meeting.

Atlanta, Feb. .. bylaws and
constitution for the Southern Cotton
association, recently organised at New
Orleans. are being drafted by sub
committee OF the executive committee.
which Is In session At the Piedmont ho-
tel Il O. not llkely the work viii DO
ready FOR two days as the committees
Is doing lts duty with great care. and
each detail Is being mlly discussed
and thoroughly considered before Il Is
embodied IN The organic Law OF the as,
ISOLATION. Il "a Che purpose OF the
committee 20 prepare constitution
OF such qualities aud strength that
every one interested In the cotton Ia
dustry and The failure welfare OF tha
south VII be VOL pleased and we'll
stand ready TO support The orBanlga
ton Ia ils efforts to better the "a
stiug conditions
The following woll known and proml
nent cotton mon arc present az the
meeting Richard Cboatham, Of
Wall. Miss. secretary of the aasocl
alton John Nice Martln, Of Fort Gib
son Miss. chairman, . A brown, of
Chadbouf0e. ~ C5 g. % Smith, OF
Magnolia s, c. a. Y Brooke Of In
/ verne, Ala, and r. h paney 81 Hous
ton. Tex. who holds lho proxy OF j.
H. Mcconnell of Dallas TEX
The committee o. representative.
and numbers among ls members soma
OF The bralnIoat men lu tho south. mon
familiar With the cotton industry ant
other conditions of che section
President Haryic Jordan. Oi MONT
cello Ga, president 81 Jhe association.
was nol present "a che meeting Tues
day morning having sune 90 Elber,on
Go attend cotton meeting ile wiil
reach Atlanta shortly aad VII assist
the committee with lla work
IN addition 10 tbe constitution ana
bylaws committee. the piedmont hotel
WI also be- the scene OF the meeting
OF ihe warehouse committee OF me
associations This body waa On ses.
sion ln New Orleans on rob 4. bui.
falling 20 complete Co.'S work. adiourH
ga 90 meet ln Atlanta con- Feb 2 Tho
body vlll probs 5ly sec together la tha
afternoon
The meetings of tho committees arc
among fhe most important matters on
tap 10 me country to-day, and lhe work
of che tso bodies siI bee wntebed with
Keen interest all over thf s0uth. uko
alse Do New Y1fa and liverpool Eag,
where greedy spectators have in che
past aiicmpted 10 regulate ne price
OF the 0eecy staple boz which the south
Ia s0 much Interested
Tie Southern Cotton association B
closely AFFILIATED and Identified with
the Planters Cotton Holding and Con.
mission company rcceatiy organized
% Nev Orleans
So % 3rgFu, Of New Orleans. tha
Cotton KlnF. o. president of che bold.
lHg company ableh has assurance
~ hHsnc.ai support from the strong
csc banks ln ihs son'h
f So enc Durp1se 81 the oompanY %
retire s0e0936 bales % cotton. ana
ths coitoa as0c'sflou q raw making
arrangements % aaslsi o. fae retire
neHt of rhe eoft0n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
.OAr NEWPORT DISABLED.
Department Receives informs-
tian 20 Thin effect.

Department Receives informs.
ten 20 Tha Effect.
ingi0u. FEB a-The uavy de-
ID has received a TELEGRAM from
ain Of q Boston fruit steamer
that he passed the uunboa
on FEB 3 about 90 miles
past o. Cape Haf'eras go.uE
aE uith beg propeller g01e
be has bc 20 heard lam the
unca BAG IS O. EaDplsed Fhe
- way back 90 Norfolk f1r
and has beeu Ge.Hyfs ol AZ.
TIE heavy winds She Eas
p San 1uau
naer a. Meur Is 10 command
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