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The Ordway new era., 1907-08-02
Will People Sit ldie7

W tHe Souln OF us, states 10 the west
OF us, by a systematic exploitation of
themselves. turn in those directions
the hundreds of thousands of people
who might become residents Of this
great state? VIII they be satisfied
with this slow growth?
Every man in the state is interested
in the growth of the state. Every new
settler in the state brings 10 much
capital with him, whether 1t be in
the form of cash or chattels or
whether 1t be In the form of brains
and two willing hands. Consequently
every resident of this state is going
to benefit proportionately from this
new capital added to the wealth of the
state.
Hence the necessity and the advan-
tages to be gained by Colorado by a
systematic and energetic campaign of
publicity.
But this cannot be done unless the
state as a whole takes up the move
ment. Spasmodic efforts will avail but
little. The movement must be general,
backed by Colorado and Coloradans.
Big Gun Has Big Effect.
Train fourteen-inch gun on an OBJ.
)ect and the effect will be greater
than II 100 little guns were trained on
the same object. One thousand men
puiiing on a rope will accomplish
wonders. One hundred thousand ex-
erting their strength on the same OBJ
iect Will have many hundred times the
effect that 1000 has.
There must be concerted effort
made to advertise Colorado II the hest
results are to be obtained. Sectional
diHerences must be forgotten. There
must be pull altogether. Then the
iuii enect for g. I'd soon will be an.
parent. -
The Colorado State Commercial Al.
sociation Is body Of public.spirited
citizens working for the best interests
OF Colorado as whole. The associa.
ton has been doing a bir work n
can be made to do a much greater
work. But 1t can only do this with ina
cooperation Of the people Of the vhois
state. "1'o's
California has set q shining eram.
PIE cf what can be accomplished n
tne way OF state building by this anIrit
q cooperation. Other states are ~
sIow to see what California ~
9alned By the work Of its pronoiic5
ccnnltees. otAss statss NJ tskjs9
Wesks "A s.'s n 4
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

j. Newman Lumber Company in this
city, left today for his home I'M Corn
ing New York, where he was called
to the bedside OF his mother.
john s. Coleman with the young
Peoples Home Mission Society, left
today for places along the mississippi
Central in the interest Of the society.
Mrs. r. L. Breland and Miss Flor
ence Deason. will entertain their Sun
day school classes Tuesday at pic
mic at Mammoth Springs,
Mrs. H. H. Warren and children
spent Sunday with relatives in Ellis
vile.
Miss Lucy Elzey has returned efrsN =
a visit to. relatives in Brookhaven,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conner are spe!.
ing this Week at Rawls Springs e
= :.
Mrs. Waltsq Bobo is visiting Mi
Virginia DunoAsn in Laurel.
8 :
DR.: P. A. Carter made sbusinei
trip to New Augusta today
4: > .
Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Collins spel
Sunday in Gulfport.
= I.
Mr.. s. e. Perkins Of brooklyn is
visitor today.
Mr.. w A. Holloman spent sunda
in Ellisville-
Dr.. Brent Of Laurel was a visits
Saturday.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

\ Ollie Heard, gambling, IS: John
Crawford gambling, S.; Eli Powell
gaw' ling. s5 John Davidson. gam
bling. SIS; Charles Moore, gambling
S5s WIN White, gambling, IS; Joe
Myers, gambling So; Harry Grimes,
Gambling, So; Forrest Meyer, gam
bling, So; Joe Burruslein, failure to
pay poll tax, continued until the nth;
Carrie Jones disturbing the peace,
$50 Allie Lewis, vagrancy. SIS; L. L.
CulRepper, drunk. IS.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

President Seymour. of the Alabama
division of the Cotton Growers Asso.
citation, gives out statement in which
he shows that the condition of cotton
at this time is not much above SO per
cent
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
sRiEFLY cHRoNlcLED

The statement of the New York
clearing house banks for the past
week shows that the banks hold S.,
9So.525 more than the legal reserve
requirements. This is a decrease OF
s6,SO1, 1925 as compared with the prev,
ious week.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

Miridian Plans To Give The Visitors
Great Time--city Thrown Open
to Them.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
Maridian, June 1O-As has been
st1t4 the State convention Of the
Benevolent Protective Order OF Elks
\ be held in this city beginning
hufsday, June 10, continuing for two
'day. The local membership have com
Al arrangements for the event
fyisitors of whom it is expected
re an unusually large num-
many ladies', will not
havl kportunity to find time
hangihl Hther hands.
ChairfH @1bson of the ar
yesterday than kcity would
be open, so far d .plaesure
resorts are concern &fsi $
Without money and% IN
The Bijou. Twenty-third4
vel Gem. Electric. Mag ~
faials ana Front Street theakDfiul
the Hippodrome, Rollavay and til
Auditorium skating rinks, the Coils
cum theatre and the Athletic baseball
park will have their gates wide open
for the visitors. Each delegate visit
ing Elk and lady will be provided with
an unique booklet in which will be
found tickets of admission to each OF
the above named pleasure places. The
street car system will be free to them
also. ~
Aside from these the booklets will
contain ticksst residing thus: Good
for admiselop 70 county jail. Good
for one tdmisslon to East Mississippi
Insane Asylum. Good Tor one walk
~ 49, & Z 4, /, ~
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

A movement is on foot in NeN York
for the erection in Washington \of a
building for a great national gallery
OF the fine arts, for which Congress
will be asked to appropriate at Leash
s5,0OO,O00.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

A petition will be presented to Gov
ernor Hughes .or the pardon of
Thomas Jackson, of Frankfort. who
wasvicted in New York of highway
robbery. as it is believed he is limo
cent of the crime charged.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

- {lt:pns, al MISS Mertle
n IS 1efry to learn tina trshe is
quite A ~ mr. home at Rawls Springs.
Mrs. 2. J. Mitchell will Entertain
the Kings Daughters tomorrow af-
ternoon at her home on Main street.
Miss Florence Deascn has returned
from Slidell, whore she was the guest
of Miss Estelle ellis.
Miss Becky Butler OF Brookhaven is
expected tomorrow to be the guest Of
Miss Lucy Ellzey
Miss Etoile Thames Of Mobile is
the admired guest Of Miss Effie Smith,
on River avenue.
Miss Mabel Greer will entertain the
sowania Club Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Harper and son,
George, spent Sunday in Mobile.
Miss Matte Bass, Of Rawls Springs,
was in the city this morning
!:
Mr.. Justin s. White, who has for
some time been connected with the j.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

|HUfrLING boy wants position; will
dB my best to please Leon Wheel
q, i1S West Fourth street, Hattias
burg. is-2'
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

Books written up and audited Sys-
tens Installed. ReprasentfI-e for
\ the "Perroni" ;vstem. Sal es time,
\nioncy and worry pJcKFseping re-
ducsd to minimum. and errors and
LOSES rendered almost impossible.
This system is adoptea for retail
and w,oIesa'e me. chants, manufac-
turing ehrms ply. ici4ns, dentists,
real estate and insurance concerns,
churches. lodges, corporations. etc.
a T. n. Caldwell, Jackson, Miss
I West Capitol stI Get. J-9-1w
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

Dispatches from various places il
Southern Illinois and Indiana te1l\ 0
severe storm of tornado severity
which have caused some loss of liz
and the destruction of much property
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

WANTED-Two unfinished
with table board in private fa
man and wife; no children;
close in; references excl
state price and particulars.
Bog f01, city.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
SUNDAY I'm HOUSTON.

Some one-or maybe it's several--
has put the lid on good and tight in
Houston. In other words, there's no
kuying anything save drugs in Hous-
on tho Lords day. The entire
lation digs bait on Saturday and
Ut for Galveston Bay early Sun
Waco Times-Herald.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

The w. M. Rotter Lumber Company,
of Maben. w. Va, with several of its
employees, has been indicted by the
7ederal grand jury at Charleston on
charge of peonage -
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
Daily News Busy CoIua
Make Your Wants Known Here

Advertisements will be inserted IN
der this head at one cent word
Cash must accompany copy. "Posi-
ton Wanted" ads will be printed
three times free Of charge.
SSSSSSSsSSSSSS
FOR SALE-A gentle horse, also
buggy, cheap for cash. Apply Daily
News j51w
WANTED Three Mattresses at Wind
scr Gate cOrnf + Mobile and Pine i
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
s12,OOO,OGQ,
roo Moossr

]. Hamilton Lewis sass tha
Democratic y ,minee d hos
somebody wiiose name = not y
sidered SERIOUSLY. Mr.
can.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

WANTED-A young lady IS J
age desires position as off
1 clerk or selling tickets for a
alter; can furnish references
essary. Address Miss H. |.
Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
SIBLEY TRIAL HAS
k0FlREEN SET


The trial of A. t. sibley has not
yet been called in Justice Bottoms
and it may be several days be-
nuis- given a hearing, sib-
=. county jail with
circle in which he mo-
will De stubbornly fought 8 e
Sullivan & Talley have been
Gaged by the prosecution to look al
their side of the case, and thasS +
tion Of this prominent legal M
them was just little ahead of u
fense who were also soliciting No.
services.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

WANTED-An experienced a
ant who is also familiar WI
clothing. dry goods. shors, pr
and grocery lire, iesires(a /
as auditor. buyer, or Fans
large rommissary MGried
abstainer and with a ood
"C', Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

The Rev. D. w. Fisher, for twenty
years president of Hanover QndN Col
lege, will on next Tuesday tender his
resignation TO the board Of trustees.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. operatiIj
wrights, carpenters, EN-
block settlers. graders Chad
and pinel. yard foremen, mi
men. shipping clerks, machin
foremen. turner's, veneer
Southern Employment Com
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
J=== Won7dn's interests

als Of The Carnival Of the Seasons,
which is to be given by the ls'dies Of
| the Trinity Guild next Fridag even
xhk liepas oi Miss Mertle
7s ~ r9fry to learn tina t-she is
quite A A. 1sr home at Rawls Springs.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-10
KNOX.

|oodrow Wilson says,
may make a man
what it makes a wo,
YORK Mail.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
THE SOULS OF THE RICH
 OUGHT 10 BE SAVED TOO
Missionary Work in Neglected Field Urged in the National Purity Con gross.

Battle Creek. Mich, ..ov. D. Missionary work among the wealthy was urged by Mrs. Elizabeth Grannis of New Ysrk at session of the Ma tional Purity Congress. Tt is easy enough to go the slurns teaching the poor and ignorant" she said. What We need most is work among the high and mighty. The soul of the capital ist is just as valuable in the sight of God as that of the fallen. ignorant girl.
 Mrs. Grannis urges the passage of an infidelity law in all the states sim liar to the one in New York.
 The great question that split con- gress is continuance in marriage. To- day following a paper urging the prac- tice discussion was refused on tech nical grounds, though several dele gates were anxious to debate the point. James Osborn of Albion was cheered when he approved of the riding out of town on a rail an S1-year-old minis ter who married a 16-year-old girl. He urged a law requiring that candi- dates for marriage be approximately the same age.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
THE OHIO ELECTIONS.
The Victories Were Expressions of Majorities Regarding Local
 Affairs.

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 5-Ohio's first experience in the separate municipal
 elections demonstrated today that To-
 cal issues were paramount. and the
 results are so varied that partisan vic- tories cannot be generally counted as such. each fight having some particu-
 lar complication.
 For Cleveland. interest centered in the contest of Johnson and Burton over the matter of street railway fares an ultimate three cent fare or an inn mediate accomplishment of peace in local transportation matters. The bal lot leaned toward the three cent fare endorsed by Johnson. Johnson was lre-elected.
 In Cincinnati Markbeit, republican.
 was elected mayor by so sweeping a vote that he has apparently carried the entire ticket with him. ending the flight of Mayor Dempsey. democrat. for ivindication and the present efforts of those who have long been opposing the republican leadership in Cincinnati af- fairs
 In Toledo, Mayor Brand Whitlock. who refused the democratic nomina- tion. as an independent. has been em- phatically endorsed. securing over
 1000 plurality. Bond, republican. was
 elected mayor of Columbus by from
 5000 to 1000 plurality over Duncan,
 democrat, who announced a strict en-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
CLOSE IN KENTUCKY.
The Republicans Have Probably Car
 risd the State.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 5.-A complete reversal of usual Democratic major ities in the city of Louisville and heavy Republican gains throughout the state in a ratio indicate the probable elec- tion of Wilson by a safe majority. In for governor. If the ratio of gain is maintained in the remaining counties to be heard from it insures the cleo tIon of Willosn by safe majority. In Louisville and Jefferson county IF precincts give Wilson ,s35 majority: James F. Grimstead. Republican. for mayor I.256 majority over owen Tyler, Democrat.
 The. city and county are conceded to the Republicans by majorities esti- mated at 23O0 for Grimstead. and A. 300 for Wilson. Wilson led by about $500 at 10 o'clock. The Republicans also gained a large number of seats in the next legislature. The indications are that the Democrats have a safe majority on joint ballot and that Gov. Beckham will be elected United States senator.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
It Will Continue to Arrive for Days In a
 Yellow Procession
Further Relief Comes Indirectly From France An Action Calculated to Hold Down the Foreign Dis count Rate.

held at MOrgan's library today. The directors of the Trust Company of America were in session today discus sing plans for the more immediate fu- ture but no formal announcement was made.
 That corner in the recent monetary difficulties has been turned was evil denced today when at a conference Of J. P. Morgan. Levi P. Morton. George w. Perkins and several other financial men. attention was directed to the sit- uation in other financial circles throughout the country. IL was assert ed that the strain of the last two weeks had not disclosed any weak spots. With the situation cleared here the bankers feel that 'Ne- are now in a position to render such aid as they can to either points should it prove necessary.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
THE BAY STATE.
The Republicans Swept It With the
 Usual Majorities.

Boston, Nov. 5.-The republicans won sweeping victory in today's election, electing Governor Guild and all the state officers. The republicans have the usual majority in both branches of the state legislature. The state officers are: Governor Curtis Guild, Jr, of Boston; Lieutenant Governor Ebcn $. Draper. of VHopedale; Secretary oi State William H. Olin. of Boston Treasurer Arthur D. Chapin, of Hol- yoke; Auditor Henry E. Turner. of Maiden; Attorney General Dana A. Malone of Greenfield.
 The returns up to 9:30 indicated that Guilds plurality would be more than 15.eD0. Guild was opposed by six can didates. The total vote oI Boston for governor was: Bartlett 34i6; Guild 33.4iS: Hisgen 19.993: Whitney 25.511. In Boston the feature of the election was the contest for district attorney in which Joseph A. Dennis, democrat. and Walter A Webster. republican, opposed the reelection of John B. Moran. the candidate of the Independence League. Moran was reelected by large plural ity.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06

New York, Nov. 5-The arrival of the first treasure ship laden with gold for the relief of the present stringency was the feature of the situation today. The Kron Princess Cecelie unloaded q 100000 which will go ;S strengthen the New York bank reserves. The Lusitania will follow closely in her wake with S1O,0O0.O0O and s14OG0, ,O00 more will follow during the week and early next week. The news that the Bank of France bought today three million pounds sterling bills on Lon- don is regarded as an event of the first importance indicating that French financiers are not only able but willing to help London and thus indirectly help America by -rlieving the strain on the Bank of England. It is hoped that this action will deter the Bank of Englan from raising the discount rate to per. cent at a meeting of the di- rectors on Thursday and the Imperial Bank of Germany from raising the rate from 1-2 to ' l-2.
 The presence of Secretary COrtelyou in the city on his way to vote gave an oppOi tuitity lpi lufthcr toHItTtfic with Morgan and other bankers. Bank CTS who saw Cortelyou today are con- vinced that there is no intention by the president of calling an extra session of congress to pass remedial financial leg islation. It is understood that the ad . ministration feels that the situation should settle down to a basis where proper judgment can be formed on the various proposed changes in the pres ent monetary laws.
 Measures for strengthening the trust companies upon which runs have been made were under further consideration today but thus far it has not been made clear how sufficient assistance could be rendered by the other institu- tions without taking over the assets, which they do not consider absolutely gilt edge" The situation is still far from solvent Its difficulties are in- creased by lack of we'll knit re- sponsible organization on the part of the trust companies capable of enter ing into definite relations with the clearinghouse banks.
 A conference at which the details for taking over the control of the Tennes- see Coal and Iron company by the United States Steel Corporation was
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06

didates of Independence League. In New York City the Tammany candi- dates the leading those of the Inde- pendence League and Republicans by a large majority. In Rhode Island Higgins. Democrat, for governor. is making gains but the race is close. In Maryland the country returns in dicate that cx-Governor Smith wins ir the senatorial primary. There will be no early returns on the governor ship. In Kentucky Wilson, Republi- can, for governor. is making gains but there is doubt as to his overcoming the Democratic majority. At Cleveland the latest returns indicate d plurality for Johnson Democrat. At Salt Lake the American or anti-Mormon party. is leading. At Toledo Mayor Whitlock is reelected
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
THE CLEVELAND FIGHT.
The Later Returns Disclosed the Elec
 tion of Johnson.

Cleveland. Nov. 5.-Ten out of a total of PA precincts give Johnson, demo- crat. 1925, and Burton, republican. 17Ss. The same precincts two years ago gave Johnson, democrat, 1744. and lloyd, re- publican, 1439, net loss of 16s for Johnson.
 At Johnson's headquarters Johnson's election is claimed by from 5000 to 5000. The republican leaders do not concede Johnson's election. Forty precincts out of PA give Johnson 770S: Burton 752s. Returns from 60 precincts out of PA show vote of 13.0S3 for Burton and II .3S0 for Johnson for mayor. This indicates a plurality of 1893 for Burton or an average of 2s to the precinct If Burton maintains throughout the city his lead over Johnson in the 60 precincts he will be elected by 1892.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
GLOBE BANK STOPS
 ONLY TEMPORARILY
It Is Announced That the Depositors Will Receive Dollar For Dollar.

Globe, Nov. 5.-The National Bank with a capital of s5o.ooo and deposits of s3Oo.ooo temporarily suspended this morning. Heavy drafts on the cash on hand with no cash coming in from outside banks forced this action. The legal reserve was on hand.
 Cashier A. C. Smith says the bank will pay dollar for dollar to depositors. All the banks here went on the clear inghouse basis last Tuesday. No ex- citement was manifested by the depos- itors. although the other four banks refuse to pay more than S10 in cash and then only through the clearing house.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
ITALIAN CHAPTERS.
The Trial of Two Men Formerly High
 in the Government.

Rome, Nov. 5.-The trial of Signor Nunzie Nasi former minister of public instruction who is charged with the Justification of documents and de frauding the state treasury of several million lire began today before the sen ate constituted as high court of jus tice. Nichaele Lombardo who was un- der the secretary of finance is placed on trial with Nasi charged with inn plication in the frauds.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
EARLIER ESTIMATES
Probable Results From Appearances at
 Eleven O'clock.

New York, N. T., Nov. 5.-Returns from all sections up to to- night at II o'clock give the following results: In Massachusetts Governor Guild by an estimated plurality of about 75.OOO is reelected. A new Jer- sey reported from the capital indicates that Katbenbach, Democrat, tor gov ernor. may have plurality of 10000. In Pennsylvania Sheats who heads the Republican ticket for state treasurer, is elected by a large majority. estimat- ed at 175,000. In New York Edward T. Bartlett and Willard Bartlett who ran jointly on Republican and Demo- cratic tickets, were elected as judges of the court of appeals over the can
Arizona republican., 1907-11-06
IT KEPT GROWING.

Boston, Nov. 5.-Governor Curtis Guild of Boston, republican, was re- elected for, a third term today by a
 plurality estimated at 100000. the larg- est given a gubernatoriaI candidate In Massachusetts since the free silver movement. The rest of the republican state ticket was successful and the pare is again in control of both
 branches of the legislature by about to 1. General Charles w. Bartlett. the anti-merger candidate poilsd about 1900 votes as compared with about 5000 for Whitney and 73.eoo for Moran.