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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

we're Imported from Tennessee
toenn to prove She was addicted Ia
drink and things worse
NeighhorH and friends. Including
John y McR0bertA. iiancc " the
murdered gifl. dlspruYrd these
charges. McRnbsrta is deyotiug
ovefy minute aud his laag cent %
convict Hale
The assault and murder occurred
IN a cemetery on tho outskirts 81
Bristol. where Hale In alleged 20
have forced Miss Davis % accom-.
pany him Hours later. the body
a bullet holc Ia the breast was
found Hale claims tho Elrl com.
mltied suicide
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hFTTY srYLE, PARTED POM
pADoUR.

D. Eilrsbssh y. Gregory
asnls Star Exclusive ser1cs.f
~ f0Rk. oci ~ Elabor.
H'Nm $ n keynote Is tie new
= s'yls u eolifnfc Bat wlth the
80 q afraakement offered b.
a'AAa I sh0ad Hos b. difucuit
na'r ~ h average woman fn
- : hscumiar sfyie
isa hisA eoliiaFe haa taken prnc.
es aaa The neuest model is
70 Loadon
z s'sss ~ hair in thia style
- iAs nmpaaoaf first then a.
- russ d caris rising above
- Ask
A - hair i rHareeied Then IL
vgshf % the crown of fhe
- = Sustained 81 q comb
~ iieial hair. consisting ~
iWialed strands ond.ur
Hlsf q Amail puiia Is added
arranged along he
= ne nars 49, fha sofa
~ = nnhea about lhe psmpa.
shi ne veaEofa face
Y, ~ M0e elaborate crifffra
- Z amliar lines ID me VIr
-. JAY ihs flaiHest and curIl
{ ha'aan hair enters lnto if
1 nslan q u arranged or a
- shaped faundaiinn ana
a q series 81 from five ID
PUTS accordiug fo tha
! ,ae had ana tho qaantify
80 ~ 70 Neafer poaseaaes rhia
- a. Be- worn either Man
a. best sulis ~ profile
/ ~ ~ e. = additional string II puffs
] ~. s'a'e has been aloufed BIZ
- lsele i The classic rs,fflra
] .ssed, q eourso. Win banls
- q metal across re hrsa
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FALSE FRIEND
ASSAULTS WOMAN


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IA
Driven In carriage 10 a lonely
spot in the Sutro forest by a man
who had promised 60 befriond her.
Mrs. Emma Moak was attacked and
left unconscious by her assailant
last night She now lies IN a criti-
cal condition az the Engloside hos
pltal. and detectives are searching
for the man responsible for her In.
iurios The woman was found this
morning
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MILLIONAIRE SAYS
WIFE MADE THREATS

SAN FRANCISCO. oct tf-scn.
Hatlonal testimony was given thiH
morning bY William p Talbot. a
millionaire lumbcrman. who a. Hu.
imE bis wife for divorce ON the
grounds ~ cruelty Talbot taati.
6ed that Mrs Talbot was extreme.
~ Jealous az him and frequently
accused him of being too friendly
with a Japanese maid aud with Mrs..
TalhorH own sister
Talbot also claimed that bis wife
on several occasions awoke in the
middle OF the night pointed "a load.
Cd pistol AZ his head and threaten.
ga to klli him
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AFTER HIGhER-UPS

SANTA FE. 81 g. oct 1.-THE
United States district court recon.
eened hers in adjourned session TO-
day. and the grand jury Will make
q searching Investigation % the do
iuga nf the territorial board 10 pub.
llc lands In connection with the
disposition 90 territorial public
lands II is Understood that sub.
poouas have been Issued Tor TERRI
torlal Treasurer j. "a Vaughn. Ia.
wd " White. formerly locating en-.
gineer 81 the territorial board of
public lands and other territorial
cT.offfciaia
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On. cRookER III

o.,.r 70 a severn cold Rev nr
- croker. % Hostoa who
9. - les.ted g. accept the pas
- a The First Unitarian
- vas anahle 20 preach yes
-.sv ~. C'rcoker IS confined tQ
!. suarmeass In the Graystouu.
z ~ lliresx Il not regarded az
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MAolLL MURDER TRIAL


DECATUR. In. oct 1.-THE
state scored q point today In the
Magill trial when Mrs Elmira Dow
ncy testified that Mrs Magllls
body. when found. was wrapped ia
blanket Ia such a manner that it
could only have been put there hy
outside aid She was the first on
the scene after Mrs Magill's death.
and declared that the basin OF
chloroform. the saturated cotton
aud the dead woman'H right arm
we're inside the blanket
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LORD LoHEsuRs

Seattle Star Exclusive sessiee.l
LONDON. Oct ~ England 10
quite awitatsd bocauae Lord Lorc
burn, who 81 lord chancellor ~ the
kiugdom ia custodian 1i The great
seal uf England. is seinE uff ca a
hftla vacation O. Canada
it - hlEh treason of the worst
kind 20 take the great seal out u
the kinadom. and most EnHHshmen
believe that the chancellor never
lets tho sacred piece of metal out
Of hin sight nnt heruH Ne Lad
Lorehuru FoinK away and leaving
somebody else ~ keep Il safe.
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MINISTER CREATES A
SENSATION

.,.~u'yER q G.. Oct ne
- - ,ecusations werv made Ing
So - YESTERDAY hy Rev nr
sneaklug ga Oriental oX.
- = sala she oremeu en- the
- -. haa been rcceivlug heavy
- manx japanese and Chln
- !, employ them ln preference
= ~, y u,ea lia Declared SO would
= - q fnxcsiiEate iHto thc
-. Aaak account Some ot
- A. unite wealthy a seasa
-. - 80 created ~ thg remarks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
PACING RECORD BROKEN
10y United Press.l

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Oct
1.-THE worlds pacing record TOT
2yearolds WAS broken this after
noon az the state fair racing course
by Stun Beauty a gray filly, owned
and driven by Frank 7. Vanuum. OF
Now Kirk okla. The mile was made
over n halfmilo track IN 2;19h. the
previous record being 2tl9lh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
SAYS AMERICA Is
WORSE THAN RUSSIA

CHICAGO. Oct ~ Dr. Emil q
Hlrpch IN bis sermon a sinai tenn
pie yesterday said that America is
10 worse condition than Russia.
aua fhe hioodiest revelation ~ al
HISTORY 10 she peril hc regards
as threatened by tbe trend
% the times nr Hlrsch strongly
endorsed the position Of President
Roosevelt On bis warnings against
the growing disrcspect Tor the law.
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pauy for the paving % the Denny.
iiiaiuo addition Is Sl20.47i.55. This
was the only bid
The limit Of assessment Is sil4.-
09o. and the estimated cost AZ Zig.
urod by the engineer was Sl05. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
siNDBAGGED
BY THUG

s.nahaQi and roehed el
Ssna sear last THURSDAY nlen1 ~
y ,s.,rgson. q eoniraetine a''A.'',-
= s ga North seventy sixth az, y
q ~ s.a y the carr Of a ply sle'ao
a :. ~ noe and his eop @l +, Us
q ~ .s.s as serious by w I" 49,
I = = Who a Ia etteodan'' ~,
& ,,..,,sea Employs a num''r o1
laA Al 4 MASTERING JON anu N't
rl's ga i gsea the money 'h n'1'Nh
2 na, n, Ne lefi . atroet car az
lhs '.s s seoge station about o ''oe"
sls !. trhursday evcnins ana ha1 p'0.
he a lar A. wallins''rd "'
s,ea ~ ! man stepped irow 9'e'nd
shss ,.shane pole ana stfN hinl
4 ie, 49, a the bass W .Ho fhnil
VI sn,ured man was 'rHHd GA
1W "a a half hlgr vanins
haaa .' 80 ! ienco H. rewuned de-
- ualll ycssefday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

SwliHoflauds greatest industry
the entertaining of tourists. has
been officially computed % bring
So COO 900 year. $1,000 900 more
than the public revenue 81 the
~ hoio confedcracV.
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Senator Borah al Portland.

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct l4.-Sen.
ator W Il. Borah. OF Boise. is here,
en- route 90 San Francisco. whore
he will appear before the United
States circuit court on legal bush
ness. lie refuses 20 discuss land
fraud matters. but states that he
Is a great admirer OF Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
REACH AGREEMENT

ON nn agreement between City
Attorney De iirueler and attorneys
n rthe International Text Hook
Company the application ~ tho
book company, which operates
the International Correspondence
schools. Co have the pollce depart.
ment restrained from stopping tho
distribution OF the c0mpany's cir.
Uular matter has boon stricken
from the docket ia the circuit court
and consideration % the case In.
definitely postponed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct IA
President John Mitchell. OF the
United Mine Workers. was opeat.
"a on today for appendicitis, lie
is setting alonw nicely.
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J. {. MsRoberss. the Avsnssr,

Seattle Star Exclusive servlce.)
hitlsrOi. Va. oct A. Town ar
rayrd against town. nelEhbor
against nelghbor aud friend against
friend 10 the condition here. as the
result Of tho arrest and trial Of
Ack Hale. charged with tho murder
and assault Of lille Davis
Making the interest more Intense
ie The fact that Roy Hale. a brother
~ the accused had previously kiii-
Cd a brother % the dead girl
ACk Hale has been tried once. but
the Jury disagreed Every effort Was
made b. the defense 10 boamlrch
the dead girls character. Women
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Under One Roof--Everythlng 10
Furnish the Home Complete.

All Of these things take time, and at the height Of
the heating stove rush men are not always avail
able promptly. For all Of the foregoing rcasons
thc immediate purchase Of your Heating Stove
IS strongly "yged There IS no telling how soon
cold snap may come now and you'll want TO be
prepared As stated above, considerable time
must .apse between the placing OF your order and
having the Stove ready for USE and this time can
i'll be afforded from the standpoint Of either health
or comfort when a cold snap is on.
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ID ReeaII On. oIaIIa.

MADRID. Oct 1.-THE govern
mont has decided 90 recall Gen.
Santa Olallo. tho Spanish command
or at Cassa Blanca. whose differ
oBCes with Gen Drude have caused
endless friction between the French
and Spanish forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
BARRIERS PLAN ENTERTAIN.
MENTS.

In cFdor 70 inososNo the attend
auce az thc regular meetings OF the
BARRIERS union. local No 2 "a TO
give boxing matches aaa vaudeville
at each session dur.
ing toe winter msntha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

n Y Lockhart. Frank nellamy
and Joe Green were arrested yes.
tcrday by patrolmen Jackson aud
Hardin charged with violating the
Sunday closing law Tom O'Neil
az Matt Lynch. alered purchasers.
are held as witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
cVT IvMseR RATES.

ia AZ FROM 81 "a 81 per ttou
- Ass beer maAc By enc smaller
- mllls 81 the state on loaeh
ssssr ara as = result thar class
MnAr Il nos selling Cor s..
4 bress polat rcached IN yvara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
THOMAS RYAN RESIGNS.


WASHINGTON. oct IA
Thomas Ryan 90 Kansas. first as.
alatant secretary 90 the intertor. has
resigned on account of 90 health
Frank Pierce. ot salt Lake city.
viii AncnNna HIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

WASHINGTON. oct 1.-THE
war department has named the
sea coast battery ON the Preside
of San Francisco battery Marcus
Miller Ia honor ot BRIG Gen Mar
Gus \. Miller deceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

q % 10 inok horrifiedi
SONS time ia tho aea william
~ considered that Lord Chancellor
hraugham bad been guilty &c hleh
treason IN taking the great seal
sith hlm 30 Scotland when he went
"a stay with the dnks and dachcsa
81 bedford
Daring this memorable viaif tho
ladies u fhe house party amused
themselves vastly by stealing the
EreHs seal and hiding Il Ia a tea
caddg in ths dfawinE room The
chancellor. frantir uith anxiety.
waa made 90 discover 10 bilndfoid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

WASHINGTON. Oct "a After
a vacation since last May. the
United States supreme court con.
venod az noon to-day cor an eight
months term. A larse number 81
attorneys were admitted 20 the bar
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WASHINGTON. oct 1i-Frank
A. Leach, Of San Francisco. the
new director Of the mint, has as.
sumcd office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
FAST TRAIN DITCHED
BY AUTOMOBILE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct IA
stalled automobile at crossing
near Hayward station was struck
by the stockton FLYER last night
dltchlng the engine and tender. and
forcing The mail and baggage cars
to leave the track None Of the
400 passengers we're injured The
engineer reversed the hrnkcH be-
fore tho collision took place. The
occupants of the auto had "a narrow
escape from death
Every man possesses something
that some other man euFlea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

los ANGELES. Cal. Oct a.
judge Wellbom in the United
States district court this morning.
af tho request Of the Santa Pc
Railway company. postponed the
passing Of sentence 10 November
g. Tho shnte Fe was convicted
Saturday on So counts % granting
rebates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

City air contains IA times as
many micrphcs az that % the coun.
Try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

I'm northern Australia there ls one
white man TO each zoo square
miles
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was called 70 the aiaud today 10
testify about the company records
he - Ga poor health and failed 10
throw much llght on disputed
points
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Russia celebrates So general hol.
ldayH each year,
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Color blindness is more prevalent
among men than women.
80 matter h0w good your credit
may be-. your cash is better
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and rOgrttoa and chuHN over each
ear or. II the features Of the
woman are good she win try The
dircciuire ruFis over each ear and
quantities ~ puffs On the back
This ertna1ao atyie vas introduced
BY Vaiesaa suratt
To obtain this mode part the hair
first. then separate the front and
back locks Nest roll the front hair
over two false puifa over either
ear Thea gather up che back hair.
twist into a knot and UnclrCle in
a string 81 pufia The finishing
touch is added by bringing q rio.
boa through The two puffs on either
side
There has been q revival % the
nompadour parted on she side as
"a shown in the Illustration with
fhn hair go dressed IN front the
preferred back arrangement viii
Be- a coil. IKE a French twist, done
lrnEthwiae. FROM the top ~ NE
head 90 The uape ~ the neck and
topped BY a comb
The corunet braid h stu good
Another quaint fashion for the
Youthful face is 90 part the hair.
bring 90 smoothly down tho sides IT
the face and then add little curla
just above tbe ears The back DR.
rauremeat la low. ag was the style
when our grandmother wore curia
Ike those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

The students at Danish unlversi.
Ties have taken 10 spending their
vacation as farm laborcu during
the harvesting season. alth such
satisfactory results. from various
points OF view. chat tho Norwegian
students intend to do likewise
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Ask Your Grocer for
TetIey's Teas Please.

before they could extricate themselves,
they Were caught by exasperated en-
plpyes on the show.
The Jones circus has had consider
able ups and downs around these parts
An attachment was sued out against
the amusement enterprise Friday night
by w. H. Cannady who claimed $1,000
for the injury of his son, who was
whipped by the ringmaster of the cir
Gus. The attachment subsequently fell
through on failure of Mr.. Cannady to
make the required bond of $4,000
But this was only the beginning of
the shows hardships The Cannady
attachment suit had hardly been
erased, when two of the performers
attached the band wagon, because of
inability to collect their salary amount
ing to SS5 This incident was adjust
ed and the shining band wagon and
show moved on to Piedmont. Then
1t was that the elephants broke loose
and created the startling disturbances.
The shows not only encountered civil
proceedings against them during their
appearance around here, but on aci
count of the trouble with the Can
nadys, in which the younger Cannady
was cowhided by the ringmaster a
member of the show had to pay sS.75
for disorderly conduct
The ringmaster has taken silent leave
to parts unknown.
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TN SOCIETY

BY Mrs. j. M. DEF ottes.

CAPTAIN AND -Ils. HOBsON.
The following from Washington will be
of interest to Alabamians:
There are two entirely contented
women in the world unless all signs
fail. One Is the wife of Theodore Roose-
Welt ;the other Is the wife of Richmond
Pearson Hobson. Happy is the nation
that has no history, and happy is the
normal woman, satisfied to let her hus-
bands history be hers. The Presidents
wife is a gracious geptlewoman, devoid
of personal vanity, unambitfous to shine
in the spotlight performing well the
ways of her household and of her linz
mense social eminence, but seeking no
personal applause. She radiates content
ment. One insensibly feels rested near
well poised Edith Roosevelt, with ones
mental equilibrium wholesomely adj
Justed.
"A more vivid personality and per-
haps more mecuria1 temperament,
belong to that second example of con-
tented wifehood. Mrs. Richmond Pear
son Hobson, who finds her chiefest joys
in her hero. Husbands count for
whole lot. girls Be. careful whom you
pick. The Hobsons are still honey
incoming; they always will be. They
are supremacy mated
Though she bends him. she obeys
iiIm;
Though she leads him, yet she follows
"Grfselda Hobson, brilliant, magnetic.
chic, yet finds her own happiest fulfll-
ment in her lord.
1T has sbeen the prettiest little idyl
all season long, the domestic glimpses
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snnthern District.

Southern District.
Baldwin Magnolia Springs: Cloudy and
Showery weather prevailed throughout the
week: there was worry little sunshine and
the weather is still threatening IL. p
AIuger
Barbour, Batesviile: Tho weather has been
very unfavorahle the nights have been too
eool-GeoFge Boyer.
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Butler Mckenzie: The week was cloudy
and warnf with rain on the Sd; more sum
shine Is needed. C.. Mcclure.
Clarke whatIey: The weather was rainy
and cloudy most of the week the tempeFA~
ture low for the season.. A Hill,
Conecuh Bermuda: The week was gen-
orally fair and warm, though a good fatn
fell on the 3d.-M, j. Morris.
Houston. Lucy: The days have been
warm. but the nights have been very eool-
"A. l. Crosby
Mobile Grand Bay Several rains fell DUR
ing the week; some windy weather Is need
ed to dry the ground--Julius Schnadelbeeh.
Monroe, Turnbull There has been too
much RAIN. W Mccreary.
Washington. Frultdalei There was too much
rain and too little sunshine during tho
week--G. NJ. Billhimer
wilcox, Annemanie The week was unfav~
orahIy wet.--James Mcclellan.
MONTROsE w HAYES.
Acting Section Director.
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A GLOOMY FARMER
j. r.. MLENDoN WRITES FROM
MATTEL.
Successful Montgomery County AgrI-
cuiturist Views weather COpdi-
tions--Predicts Change
In Custom.

From Mattel J. r. McLendon, the
well known and progressive Montgom-
cry County farmer. writes The Adyer-
tiser as follows:
1.-THE outlook is gloomy for the man
who Is looking entirely to the soil for
his bread and cheese.
II there is a farmer anywhere in
Beat Is who has satisfactory stand of
cotton, have not heard of him.
FOR the last en- days, the sun has
been obscured by christening clouds,
or pouring down showers the greater
part of the time. Nearly all the cotton
fields have been planted the second time
and many for the third time. A few
held off planting until yesterday.
Monday May 6. and now this morning
copious showers are being distributed
all over the beat putting a Complete
stop to all out of door work for no one
knows how long.
"Al we have to console us is the old
saying. A bad beginning makes a good
ending j have known cotton to come
up in June and make a fair crop, but
late cotton, as rule, is almost always
a failure to q greater or less extent.
If the time comes this year, when
the farmer can go to work in real ear
nest, the farmer who has planted thir-
ty acres In cotton, expecting to. make
ten bales, VIII see stars in broad open
day time. Every acre VIII need work at
the same sme, and the consequence VIII
soon pan out that his cotton wiz be
knee deep in grass and 1t will take
two good hands to hoe one row.
owing to the condition of the wea.
Their, / know one farmer who has been
over a we k trying to tourfurrow six
acres of &C n, and 1t will take him one
half day yet to finish 1t.
"A day lost now will be equal to
whole week In early June. One good
plowman now IL the land was dry
enough. can kill more grass in a day,
than five will kill the last Of June.
"The day is coming when ten acres
will he n full crop for our best hands"
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WEATHERBULLLETIN
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
ALABAMA SECTION.
CIimatological Service Weather Bureau,
Montgomery, Alabama, for the
Week Ending Monday.
May 6, 1907.
General . Summary.

The weather of the week was partly
cloudy to cloudy, with rain in some portion
of the state on every day. The showers
were heaviest and most freouent In the
counties of the western half OF the state;
ia the territory lying to the west Of the
Alabama river and south of the counties OF
Chiffon, Bib, Tuscaloosa, and Piekens they
were especially heavy. In the eastern half
of the state the total amount of rain for
the week was below the normal but on -ae-
count of the frequency of the showers the
very small amount Of bright sunshine and
the light wind velocities, the rete OF eyap-
grafton was very low. and the results were
practically the same that would have been
produced by much greater rainfall followed
by average amount Of sunshine ana
stronger wind Veloeitiea-
The temperature was below normal In
most localities. but the departure was very
slight and at many points the weekly mean
was practically the same as the customary
average for the first week of May. The
fifth was the warmest day Of the week; the
thermometer readings reached 7s degrees
and so degrees and at some points went
slightly higher. L. b worthy Of note ina.
the Nwarmest day Immediately followed a
night that was by far the coolest of the
week-the night of the ath-5th
The following table shows the tempera-
ture and rainfall at selected statiois.
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Bib Eoline: The last two days Of the
week were fair and pleasant, the first five
days were partly cloudy to cloudy; rain fell
on three days. the temperature was about
normal-Will Woodson.
Chiffon. Clanton The week has been do
fIcient in sunshne--Wailace c, Elder.
Choctaw. Pushmataha: The week has
been cloudy and rainy .. go Inches OF rain
fell on the lst-E. \. Carr
Greene, Boligee: There has been too
much rain and an insufficient amount or
sunshine-E. Il, Bouchele
Hale, Gallon: The weather has been
cloudy and cool rain fell on five days
causing creeks to overflow and washing
land badly T. Collins.
Lee, Waverly; Thu temperature has been
fairly uniform and about normal; the great.
err portion of the week was cloudy; rain fell
on the Sd u Monroe Jones.
Macon, Milstead. The greater portion OF
the week was clody and warm rain fell on
the 29th I'd and 4th.-A. C. BOYD.
Montgomery Montgomery; A heavy rain,
with some hail, fell on the Goth; the entire
week was warm and cloudy. with about 90
per cent of suns}inc--W NJ Carter.
Perry Walthalls, There was one clear
day during the week. the remainder were
wet and cloudy. the rainfall was heavy
John A. Hardie.
Randolph, Newell. The week MS whole
has been cool md cloudy, som" rain fell
during the early part Of the week.-H. d
RusseiI, Scale; The week was for the