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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
SALVATION x4RlNY,S
HARVEST FESTIVAL

largely of their small Ysans to the ne
cessities of the war against sin and
evil.
rhe social side OF the work, which
everybody must admireS is SO vast as
to be indescribaDle insh short para
graph; it embraces practical assist
ance for the starving and helpless, la
Dor homes, farm colonies, institutions
for the deserted womens and children,
and other establishments.
The special effort that is now being
put forth in connection with the har
vest festival gives one and all an op-
portunity TO help both in the local
and national work. 4
\ Captain J. W. McAfee, whose office
and residence is at III Nora street
and who can be reached by either
Cumberland phone $50 OF Home phone
$50, will receive any contributions for
the Harvest Festival -
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
CURRssN COMING
AGAIN Tuesday
10 DISCUSS DEPOT

There's going to be a warm time at
the meeting Of the CITY Council next
Tuesday night for Mr. D. .. curran
viii be present
1t will be remembered that ne wrote
Mayor Donald a letter a few days
since saying that he would be willing
to meet the council at any convenient
time and the mayor replied asking him
to come next meeting night which Will
be Tuesday night.
Yesterday the mayor received a
letter from Mr.. Curran signifying his
intention of being here at that time.
Then there will be some duels of
words and oil effort will be made to
have the depot built where the ma.
jority Of the people wish it locate1.
All is over now except what may
happen Tuesday night.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01

The Salvation Army has become one
Of the institutions of Hattiesburg and
its neighborhood, while it's work liter
ally reaches from pole to pole.
1t is therefore interesting to note
that special efforts are to be made To-
cally. in connection with the Harvest
Festival Celebration, to enliven sym
pathy and financial support for the
many and varied enterprises of the
army, few statistics will help our
readers to realize what they are.
The Army carries OH it's general
operations in fifty-two countries OF
the world, preaching a simple gospel
of salvation for all in thirty languages;
there are 15.0O7 officers and cadets
wholly given up to the work, and no
less than 44,41S local officers and 49,.
800 bandsmen. who work hard with.
out fee or reward and contribute very
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
LUMBER COMPANY 10
Use TRACTION ENGINES
TO HAUL LUMBER
Daily News special.

Daily News Special.
Laurel, Miss. August CIV ].
Lloyd. manager OF the Simpson County
Lumber Company at Gitano, was in
the city Tuesday. Mr.. loyds COM
pany ID preparing to introduce the
traction engine as q method Of log
ging in this section Of the state. The
company 'qas purchased a late i'm
proved traction engine, with shaking
and loading device, a complete train
Of cars. with which they propose to
haul their timber from the woods. This
is an innovation. in other words, a
progressive step the result Of which
will be watched with interest by saw
mill men thfhoughout this section.
In anticipation OF . largely In
creased business this season. the Lau-
rel Compress has been making some.
extensive improvements on its plant
Among bther things an additional new
shed, with capacity OF 1900 bales, has
|been erected. !
U:nC. Durell has been selected BY
~ lizard OF directors as superin
t1nd>nf of the Compress, to succeed
~ B ghumacker. Mr.. Schumacher re
diGn6d the position to become asso
cia1ed with the New Orleans cotton
arm Of J. w. soady & Co. He will buy
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
ILLICIT RETAILER
GETS &AVY FINE
IN BOTTOMS COURT

in Justice Bottoms court yesterday
Walter Eure and Edna Gibbs were on
trial.
These are the parties who occupied
the house, just outside the city limits,
which was searched two nights in sue
cession during the early part of the
week just past, by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Gllvray, where he found quantity
sof whisky and beer.
The third night Deputy McGilvray
went to the house he caught the wo-
man selling the stuff and arrested both
the man and the woman. The man
was charged with occupying a house
where liquor is sold in three separate
cases. while the woman mad three
cases made against her for selling
liquor and beer.
When they were arraigned yester
day forenoon the man plead guilty to
one OF the charges against him, one
Of the cases was withdrawn and the
other will be tried next Tuesday. in
the case in which he plead guilty
Judge Bolton fined the man 5000 and
ninety days imprisonment, while the
woman was fined $500 and ninety days
Imprisonment in one case, $500 and
ninety days in the second case and the
sentence In the third case was sus
pended on payment Of costs.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
nATTIEsBURG PRINTS 4
WILL INACCURATE
EIGHT HOUR DAY

There win be an important meetins
Of the Typographical uaton ~ a.
ternoon when important tgsiness WIN
be transacted and it 4 Desired thet
every member Of the uniQn X present.
with today the eight hour day be-
comes effective I'M Hattiesburg IN all
newspaper offices a. wen as other
printing offices Of al kinds and the
contracts fo<s this innovation were
signed, seaIsd and delivered last week.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
PASSENGER TRAIN DASHED INTO
BURNING BRIDGE; TWO INJURED

The engineer and the fireman saw
the bridge in time to jump for their
lives.
IAN Of the baggage. mail and express
Oh the Inflated train was consumed
by flames, including registered. malt
and express estimated at value Of
mpre than $4,000.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
Associated Press.

Sulser, I. T.. August 31.-A passen.
ger train on the Texas and San Fran.
cisco Railroad tonight ran into burn.
ing bridge, completely demolishing
the baggage express and mail cars
and seriously injuring two passep-
gers.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01

Let us estimate on your work. We
are In this business 70 stay, and Will
ing to meet competitlon.
UNION ELECTRIC CO.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
NO WEDDING BELLs FOR
gA mrs STAMFORD WHITE

New York, August 31.-Mrs. Stan
ford White has made formal denial of
her reported engagement to McKfn,
the architect.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01

Mr. Fred Bridges. one Of the pop
-uIar clerks at Bufkin's, left this morn
ing for Monteagle, Tenn, Asheville. N.
G.. and other points Of Interest.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01

She DID you see where magis-
trate I'm New York says that wife
has no right to interfere with a mans
privilege 81 making ! fool Of himself,
The idea.
He-Well. what are you kicking
about2 You never wanted to precent
me from making I tool Of myself when
I asked you to marry me-. did you'll
Baltimore Americas. 4
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01

Southern League.
At Memphis-Memphis Z, Nashville
g.
At Little Rock-Little Rock 2. At
ianta g.
New Orleans-New Orleans 0, Mont
gomery 2. Z innings.
At Shreveport Shreveport !, Bir-
minghani i, IL iiiiungs.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01

New York, Aug 81. ThePl
bill, which amends Tit penal code and
makes adultery q crime IN thib state
punishable as misdemeanor, with :
fine Of $3.50 OF six months impriaon-
ment IN pententiary Or Jail. Or both.
viii become enecrlve AFTER today. The|
anti inkerton law. preventing the en-
ployment Of private detectives in Ia
Dor disputes and requiring special POI
lice to be appointed from the county
wherein they are to be employed, also
takes effect September LIST.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-01
Baseball Results


At jackson ackson 4, Mobile s.
At Meridian-First game: Meridian
1, Vicksburg 8.
Second game: Meridian 1, vicks-
burg /.
At Guifport-First game: Gulfport
6, Columbus 8.
Second game: Gultport 4. colum-
bus 0,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
Fog Delayed Arri-
val of Imperial
Yacht
TO VISIT KING EDWARD
The Empress and Other
Royalty Also to be Guests
Of England.

Portsmouth, England, Nov. 11.--Ow.
ing to an impenetrable fog the Imper
ial yacht having on board Emperor
William, the Empress and other mem.
bers of the Imperial party, who are
to visit King Edward and Queen Alex
andria. was unable to cross the harbor
bar here early on the early tide and
did not reach the jetty until three
hours after the appointed time this af.
ternoon.
The Prince of Wales, designated by
King Edward to welcome the German
Emperor and Empress, accompanied
by Field Marshal Lord Roberts, board
ed torpedo boat, which went out in
the darkness and they succeeded in
getting on board the Imperial yacht
just as the fog lifted sufficiently to
enable the Hohenzollern to proceed In
to Portsmouth.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
TWO DEER AND
MOUNTAIN LION
! Trophies of Hunting Expedition Con-
sstine Of Page B. otero and Two
| Kansas Friends.

John Arlington Of Calista, Kansas,
and F C. Parmenter Of Kingman, Kan.
sas. are now en- route home after a
hunting expedition In the hills of New
Mexico In the vicinity Of Truchas
peaks They are carrying with them
as trophies Of their prowess in bag
ging big game, two magnificent deer
heads and the skin of a mountain lion.
Messrs. Arlington and Parmenter
killed a deer apiece which kent the
hunting party in venison for about a
week. Mr.. Arlington slew the noun,
tain lion. Mr.. Otero did not crttampt to
bag any big game, having accompanied
the visiting hunters as guide and
companion. He has known them both
for a number of years and did not
want to spoil any of their sport.
Mr.. Arlington years ago was cow
boy in New Mexico and was range
captain in the Red River country. He
is now a prosperous farmer and live
stock dealer in Kansas. Mr. Parment,
er is in the mercantile business at
Kingman. Both have been making an
nual pilgrimages to New Mexico for
some time in quest of rest and recre-
alton. They expect to return next
spring to go on a bear hunt with Mr..
Otero.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
PRECINCT CHAIRMEN
STATEHOOD LEAGUE
Appointments Announced Today BY
President {. c. Abbott OF County
Organization.

Prior TO his departure this forenoon
for Aztec, Colonel Edmund G.. Abbott
president of the Santa Fee County
Statehood League, announced the ap
pointments as chairmen Of the pre-
cinct leagues, which will be affiliated
with the main organization. The
chairmen and vice.chairmen of the
several subordinate leagues follows:
Precinct No. /. Evaristo Trujillo
Benito Lujan.
Precinct No. 2. Alfonso Dockweiler
Pedro A. Romero
Precinct No. s. John p. Victory
Nicolas Sena
Precinct No. L. Canuto Alarid,
Jose Ortiz Y Bhca.
Precinct No. s. Carlos Ortiz, Felix
Romero.
Precinct No. 6, Trinidad Alarld,
Antonio Rael.
Precinct No 7. Ramon Sandoval,
Rafael Granite.
Precinct No. 8. Juan n. Sandoval
Apolonio Chaves.
Precinct No. 9. David Romero
Jose f. Gomez.
Precinct No II. NJ NJ Wood. John
d. Hart
Precinct No. l2. Tiburcio Montoya
Rogue Tudesquez.
Precinct No 13. w NJ Taber.
Precinct No. IA. Victor Ortega
Eulogio Martinez
Precinct No IS. Ramon Bustos,
Rafael Mestas.
Precinct No. 16, Alfredo Lucero
Manuel Narranjo.
Precinct No. IT, John Patterson
John V. Conway.
Precinct No. Is. r. l.. Baca, AS
cension Rael.
Precinct No. l9 James Lamb.
Precinct No. 90. John Black, F. G.
Buell.
Precinct No. 22. Enimenio Rome
70, Julian Ortiz
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
SCHOOL FUNDS
DISTRIBUTED
$4,000 Divide e d
Among Various
Counties
SANTA FE GETS sl,267.75
Superintendent of Public
Instruction Makes Ap-
portionment

Over $4,000 in the hands OF the
territorial treasurer to the credit or
the common school income fund was
distributed by Superintendent OF Pub
lie instruction j. e. Clark today among
the various counties of New Mexico.
The apportionment was made at the
rate of 25 cents to each person OF
school age as shown by the school
census of 1907. According to the enum-
Grafton for school purposes at the time
the school census for this year was
taken there were S4,9S4 boys and girls
of school age in New Mexico.
San Miguel county secures the
largest share of the apportionment.
The census showed 1854 children in
that county eligible to attend the pub,
lie schools and it's share of the com.
mon school income fund was therefore
$1,9OS. IS. Bernalillo county receives
S1,766. SO and Santa Fe county ST.
26775.
The following is the apportionment
made in the various counties of the
territory, giving the number of chill
dren of school age enumerated in the
census, and the amount aportioned to
each county
Bernalillo county, 1906. $1,7GG. so;
Chaves county, 3,5OS, sS7700; Colfax
county, $3.S56, 1864 90; Dona Ana
county, 1890. $9S2.5O; Eddy county,
2e1O, $727 so; Grant county, 1892, ST.
O9S.0O: Guadalupe county, 1906, $576.-
so; Lincoln county, 1881, $495. 25;
Luna county, 1,127. s2S1. rs; Mckinley
county. 667, $166 rs; Mora county, g.,
s61, 1865 .25; Otero county, 1900,
s575OO; Quay county, 4,O39, $1,OO9.75;
Rio Arriba county 4,S61. $1,212 Is;
Roosevelt county, 1929, $1.207 rs;
sandoval county. 2,411, $602. rs; San
Juan county, 1906, $41G. so; San Mi
guel county, 1854, $1,9oS. 50; Santa Fe
county. 5,071, $1,267.75; Sierra county,
1195, $29S. Is: Socorro county, 1856,
s1O91 so; Taos county, 3,460, $S65.00;
Torrance county. 1916, $454, Union
county. 2,61S, 1854 so; Valencia coun
ty, 1904, s758 so.
Total number of pupils, S4.S94; total
amount apportioned, $21,223,50.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
CHEERFUL TONE
ON WALL STREET
.----..---.-----.---
Week Opens Quiet
in Financial
World
GOLD STILL FLOWING IN
Banking Conditions Normal
Again Stock Market
Steady.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE week open.
ed today with cheerful tone In the
financial district. The two trust com.
na'lies against which there had been
severe runs were transacting business
on a normal basis, receiving large de.
posits and paying out out money on
checks as If nothing had ever happen
ed
The shipment Of gold from
Europe to the United States continues
The total engagements since the
money stringency began is $751;.
$3.50. The United States secur.
ed practically all of the s3,O0OO00 of
gold offered in London today. There
was little competition and the Amer
ican banks secured it at ESD per
pound sterling, cheaper than last
week.
The stock market showed a steady
tone during the early trading.
U. S. Buys All Gold in London
Market.
London, Nov. 1.-THE United States
secured practically the whole Of G00,.
900 pounds of sterling gold avail
able today in the open market. In the
absence Of competition the price was
reduced SIS to Is to II l-2D.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
MORRIS MURDER
TRIAL AT AZTEC
Case Comes Up in San Juan County
on Change of Venue-Defendant
VIII Plead Self Defense.

/ - Ire Forthcoming session Of the
district tumt of San Juan county the
only murder case on the docket will
be that of the territory versus John
W. Morris which goes there on a
change of venue from Santa Fe coun.
ty, The defendant is charged with
the staying of Catalina l.obato which
occurred on the night of January
last i'll the lunch room of the Harvey
eating house at Lamy
Morris wno was an express mes
senger for The Wells-Fargo Express
company has been confined in the
Santa Fe county Jail since the tragedy
awaiting trial. He maintains that it
was a case of justifiable homicide and
will plead self defense.
The details of the killing are still
fresh in the minds of New Mexican
readers. Morris and a brother of the
murdered man became involved in a
quarrel and Morris struck the latter
over the head with a revolver. This
occurred in the waiting room at the
station. Morris went from there to
the lunch room later and while there
Catalina Lobato appeared and Nor
ris claimed fired at him upon enter
ing the door. Morris fired two shots
at Catalina Lobato and the victim fell
lnortally wounded Morris barricad-
ed himself in the lunch room after
the tragedy and refused to surrender
until Sheriff Charles Closson arrived
several hours later from Santa e. He
submitted to arrest then without re-
sistance.
The clothing Catalina Lobato wore
at the time of the fatal shooting af-
fair will be used as evidence to show
the course of the bullet which inflict-
ed the mortal wound. Lobato's revol-
yer and Morris gun will also be ex-
hibits at the trial
Colonel E. c. Abbott of this city,
who has been retained as counsel for
the defense will endeavor to show it
is understood that Lobato who was
left handed had his left arm extend
ed at the time he was wounded He
expects to prove this by the bullet
holes in the coat and underclothing
In chambers here last week Judge
John R. McFie overruled a motion to
compel the prosecution to produce all
of the eye witnesses to the shooting
at the trial as several OF them are
out of the jurisdiction of the court but
sustained motion for the issuance Of
compulsory process for three other
Witnesses
An effort will be made by the de-
Tense to have the evidence taken at
the preliminary hearing in this city
introduced at the trial. Mrs. William
F. Brogan of Albuquerque, who was
then Miss Louise Piatt, a stenogra-
pher in the law Office of Catron and
Gortner, made this transcript and she
has been summoned as a witness.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
FORESTRY OFFICIALS
LEAVE FOR PHOENIX.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. Twill
c. Barnes, supervisor Of grazing on
national forests and d. D. Bronson.
district supervisor for New Mexico and
Arizona, have gone to Phoenix, where
they will attend the Phoenix fair and
the annual meeting of the Arizona Cat.
tlemen's Association, which will be
held the last three days of this week
Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot was to
have been one of the speakers
at the Phoeniz meeting but
was unable to attend and Mr..
Barnes will appear in his stead. Fol-
lowing his return to Albuquerque next
week Mr.. Barnes will go to Washing
ton, where he will spend the winter
at the forestry bureau.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
TEXAS PROSECUTES
ALLEGED TRUSTS
Large Number of Suits Brought
Against Various Corporations
Doing Business In State,

Austin, Texas, Nov. 11.--An anti
trust suit has been filed by the attor.
ney general in the twenty-sixth dis
trict court against 120 milling compa-
MES in Texas, alleged to be in con-
spiracy in restraint of trade. The
state alleges that the defendant com.
panies have violated both the 1899
and 1903 acts and asks for penalties
against each defendant in the sum of
$4,000 for the alleged violation of
the act Of 1899 and $56,25O for viola
tions Of the acts of 1903. The state
also asks for Judgment or forfeiture
of charter rights and franchises of
each domestic corporation, and can
ceiling the permit to each foreign
corporation and for an injunction per-
petually enjoining the defendants
from transacting any further business
in the state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
MORE INDICTMENTS
CHARGING PERJURY
U. S. Grand Jury Finds True Bills
Against Ricardo AIarid and Gre
gorio Griego.

Indictments were returned by the
United States grand jury here at 10
o'clock this morning charging perjury
against Ricardo Alarid and GregoriC
Griego. Immediately after the two true
bills were presented in court the grand
jury was excused until November &c
at the request of Special Attorney
General Peyton Gordon inasmuch as
Judge John R. McFie must necessarily
preside over the fall term Of the dis.
| trict court Of San Juan county which
will open at Aztec Wednesday.
The indictments found against AL.
arid and Griego are a sequel to the
recent contempt proceedings which
were instituted against Alarid and
which also resulted in similar case
against Griego. They were both found
guilty Of attempting to influence the
grand jury In It's deliberations not.
withstanding both under oath denied
the allegations,
Alarid is now confined in jail
serving a sentence of ninety days
Bail in both cases has been
fixed at twenty-five hundred dollars
The cases will go over for trial to the
spring term of the federal court.
All of the indictments reported by
the federal grand jury here while in
charge Of special assistants to the at
Itorney general of the United States,
were either directly or indirectly con.
nected with coal land entries in San
Juan county which are alleged to be
fraudulent Thos. H. O'Brien, the
locating agent of the Phelps-Dodge
company which is implicated with
nineteen individuals was indicted on
the general charge of conspiracy and
Saturday also on a charge of perjury.
Judge McFie Clerk Wilson and 9th.
Ter court officials left this morning at
III o'clock for Aztec to be present at
the fall term of the district court of
San Juan county. San Juan county
|court was to have convened today but
the opening was postponed two days
lowing to the protracted session of the
federal grand jury here.
Few criminal cases are docketed for
the present term of court in San Juan
county. The only murder trial will be
that of John w. Morris. who was in
dicted for the Staying Catalina Loba-
to, in the Harvey eating house at Lamy
on the night of January l, last, and
who took a change of venue from San.
ia Fe county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
AWFUL DEATH
AWAITS MINER
Imprisoned 500
Feet Under
ground
NO CHANCE TO ESCAPE
Alive and Unhurt Victim
Must Finally Succumb
to Starvation.

Mahoney City, Pa, Nov. 1.-Alive
and unhurt, but in darkness that will
never be lifted, Michael McCabe, a
coal miner, is awaiting certain death
by starvation eight hundred feet be-
low the surface in the Draper colliery
near here.
While at work McCabe fired a blast
that blew away one of the mine props
He fled in the wrong direction and 60,
into blind shaft. The mine officials
say 1t may be year before it will be
possible to reach the place where the
man Is shut up.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
COPPER CONSUMERS
FORM BIG POOL
Those OF Europe Get Together in
London and Purchase $4,000 Tons
Valued at $15,000,000.

New York, Nov 11.-7A pool in
which the largest copper consumers
of Europe are represented, says the
Times today, was recently formed ir
London and purchased fifty thousand
tons of copper at price slightly
above the market. The amount in
volved is approximately fifteen mil
lion dollars, which is to be paid ir
London on delivery in November ant
December.
London Denies Report Of Pool.
London, Nov. 11.-Reports received
here from New York of the formation
of a big copper pool in London are
denied today in most competent cir
cles
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
JEWISH EDITOR is
MARKED FOR DEATH
Black Hundred Sends Letter Of Warn.
ing to Louis Miller Of New
York.

New York, Nov. 11.-A letter threat
ening death, said to have been written
by Russion Nationalists, has been re.
ceived by Louis Miller. editor of a
Jewish newpaper called. "The War
heit." The editor has been condemned
to death by a foreign society it is said
because of his attacks upon the Rus
sian government through his news
paper. The letter which was mailed at
Geneva, Switzerland, warns Miller
who is known as M. Bandes, that while
a revolutionist, he has been condemn
ed to death by the black hundred for
aiding the terrorists.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-11-11
DEATH OF JUDGE
DELAYS MURDER TRIAL

Washington, Nov. lion account
OF the death Of Justice McComas, of
the district court of appeals, criml-
nal court No. l, where Mrs. Bradley
Is to have been put on trial today
charged with the murder of former
Senator Arthur Brown, of Utah, ad.
journed until Wednesday at 10 o'clock.