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The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
KILLED
A Strange Negro Boy Beating His Way on the Train, Meets
 Death Here Yesterday.
WAS MASHED BETWEEN CARS
The Accident Happened Sunday Morn ing at POS O'clock, and Death Re- suited Instantly Body Buried
 by the County.

Sunday morning about , o'clock, negro boy, about 17 years old, was found wedged in between two close fitting box cars, dead. His neck was broken and his back suffered several fractures. The boy was evident ly beating his way on the train, and upon reaching the station here had evidently couched be- tween the cars to avoid detection. A sudden stacking of the train caused the cars to come together. mashing the negro to death. A few minutes later the body was found by a brakeman, and so tightly was he wedged between the cars, that it became neces- sary for the engine to take out
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29

Mr. c. $. Rogers and family of Hampstead county are visiting relatives here this week.
 There will be a picnic on Aug. 8 given by the Gale band the pro ceeds of which will go to buy music for the band, and we are requested to announce that there will be plenty of lemonade on hand. All of the farmers union people that can are requested to come as we are going to have a farmers union march. Co m e brother and show your color. There will be some good speak ing on the ground and plenty to eat when the people bring their baskets for we know they will be filled.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
CLEARED.
The Jury In the Haywood Case Returns Verdict of Not
 Guilty Yesterday.
THE JURY WAS OUT 24 HOURS.
Stood Deadlocked 10 to Most of the Time-Judge W i'll Set Trial of Mover and Pettibone Today Hay
 wood Thanked the Jury.

Boise, la, July 2S. S.-William D. Haywood, secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, was made a free man. The jury in his case returned a verdict of not guilty at a few minutes after s o'clock this morning, after deliberating for Fl hours. The agreement in the jury room was reached just after daylight.
 Haywood came into court pal pably nervous, but said he was feeling we'll"
 The court proceedings were brief, requiring less than three minutes.
 The twelve jurors who filed in looked completely tired out from their all nights work.
 Judge Wood had been sent for shortly after : o'clock. When he had taken the bench he said: "Gentlemen of the jury, have you agreed upon verdict?"
 We have" said Thomas B. Cess, juror No. 1, who had been selected foreman.
 He handed an envelope to the judge, who transferred it to the clerk, who read:
 State of Idaho against Will liam D. Haywood. We, the jury in the above entitled case, find the defendant, William D. Hay wood, not guilty"
 The prisoners attorney s jumped to their feet and slapped Haywood on the back, and all tried to grasp his hands at once.
 Judge Wood immediately dis charged Haywood, and said that at 10 a. m. tomorrow he would fix the time of the trials of Mover and Pettibone.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
Card of Thanks.

We wish through your paper to return our heartfelt thanks to our many friends for kindness and assistance rendered us in the death of our dear husband and father, J. w. Starritt, which occurred on Friday, July 19, 1907. God bless you, and may we all meet him in that bright mansion above, where no ties shall ever be broken. is our heartfelt prayer.
 Mrs. J. W, Starritt and family.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
FAMINE
The Ice Situation is Now Just Reaching It's Most Critical
 Stage-No Relief in Sight.
ARNOLD VISITS IMPORTANT TOWNS
But Fails to Get Any Satisfaction From the Factories. The Matter Must be Handledi in Very Unsatisfac-
 tory Matter.

The ice famine has just struck Prescott in real earnest. We have fol the past few weeks had a touch of it, but we will now get it in full. Mir. Arnold returned today on the cannon ball from a trip, and finds that there is no prospect anywhere of any relief from the disaster. The factories of Memphis, Little Rock, Texar kama, Hot Springs, Pine Bluff and other close by points are un- able to supply the local demand, and consequently Prescott is at the mercy of these towns.
 This condition may have been brought about by the trust, or it may be the result of supply and demand. That feature doesn't make much difference. Prescott is to be without ice, and whatever caused this condition is deplor- able enough, without going into politics about it, and the worst feature is, there is no relief in sight for a week at least.
 
 A car came in today from Dallas at an expense of about SlJ ton, which makes the retail price $1 .00 per hundred, but this relief is only temporarily.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
Laundry Special

Sheets .....,....... .................... .... 1c Pillow slips -....--...,-..,..-,-..--.~- .-~1c Bolster slips .,.,.....-....- --...-.....-.-.1c towels ----.-..--- ....--.... .--..-.......---.1c Table cloths .-~.~~~. --.....-..... .-.1c Napkins ....-..--. ~--.-...- -.--.......~ 1c Counterpanes .-,.,......-. 10c This applies to bundles with p or more pieces.
 Prescott Steam Laundry
 J. Q. Crow, Prop.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
News from Friendship.

Friendship, July 29.- H o t and dry. We are needing rain very badly just now, Some sick ness.
 We are glad to say that H. $. Hart's little baby is some better at this writing.
 Uncle J. w. Duke is able to be up again.
 c. H. Cook looks like an old bachelor.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
Yo!lr Stationery

Is your silent representative. If you sell fine goods that are up to-date iu style and of superior quality it ought to be reflected in your printing We produce the kind that you need and will not feel ashamed to have represent you. That is the only kind it pays to send out Send your or ders to this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29
Preside c. R. r. BANK OF PRESCOTT, PRESCOTT, ARK.
 Capita Stocks bed
 
Capital Stock Subscribed, S60, 0000 00
 Paid up S35. .000.00.

Every man who money and every wo- man who keeps house should have a checking ac- count in a safe, convenient bank. Deposit all mon- ey received and then pay all bills by check. Why Because the check returned to you is legal re- ceipt-you never pay bill twice.
 Because you will be able to keep track of your affairs systematically and matter of fact have set of books kept for you without any expense what ever.
 Because it means saving to you-t is easier to save money when it is in bank.
 Because it gives you prestige.
 Because we pay interest on savings accounts at the rate of four per cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-29

the slack before the body could be removed.
 An inquest was held by Coron- CT Mcdaniel, and the verdict of the jury was that the deceased met death by being mashed be tween two box cars while steal ing a ride on St. l.. 1. NJ. & $. freight train.
 The remains were turned over to the county and buried at it's expense.
 Mr. and Mrs. John C. White and Mrs. Wm. Gee returned this morning from a weeks stay at Mineral Wells, Tex.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
TOO lRONCLAD, SAYS SHAW.
Former Secretary Of the Treasury on
Money Situation.

New Haven. Conn, Nov. l3-For
Nor Spcretary OF tIe Treasury lie lie
M Shaw was the guest Of honor and
principal speaker al the ANNA cndm.
Der Of commerce dinner here MCnla!
might
In the judgment Of Mr.. Shaw. tSc
Only weakness IN the American none
rary situation Is that the money /
nouclas,jr, its volume does not re-
groud 10 changing seasons and the va
ryIur needs Of trade,
lad The national banks been EN-
powered" he said, ITO issue addition
al circulation equal to 80 PER cent OF
their capital without deposit TO Sc
cure It's redemption, but SUBJECT to a
tax Of ; per cent, an aggregate IN
crease OF $500, 100000 would have
been possible, and $2OO,OO0,000 would
very likely have been issued The
people would have carried to their safe
deposit vaults, or taken home for con.
coamcnt a national bank note as
readily as gold certificates, and they
would have been just as safe.
81 do not believe It possible to make
an elastic currency based on colIater-
nj securities. II would be imprac-
tlcable to have the government pass
upon the solyency OF commercial pa
per deposited as a basis OF ctrcula
ton. and the banks would find 1t quite
as difncult to get bonds with which to
secure additional circulation as to get
the money Itself. There is no occa
sion for the increased issues until the
banks have exhausted their cash re
sources and when thelr cash resource:
are exhausted they have nothing avail
able VITA which to buy bonds.
"Cf course, the banks should not ht
permitted 10 issue this uncovered F.'
dltional circulation without the con
sent OF the comptroller OF the curren.
cy. BY having the additional circu
lailon identical In form with the bonds
secured = which we now nave, the In
crease would pass unnotlced, and
therefore, cause no alarm-a very I'm
purtant feature. as | view It,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Girl kllleu by Explosion.

Atlanta. Nov. ia dispatch was
received from Houston, Tex. Monday
stating tha, Ressie Lambert, the 10.
year.old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. b.
c. Lambert was killed there by an
explosion OF gasoline The body. &c.
ccmpanied by the father and mother
arrived in Atlanta Monday and was
carried 70 the undertaking establish
ment Of Harry G., Poole, where Il
will remain until the perfecunG oi
funeral arrangements. Mr.. and Mrs,
Lambert we're formerly residents OF
Atlanta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
SYMPATHETIC STRIKES.
plans Discussed for Federation OF
Railroad Employees.

Ncy York NOV. 1S.---Plans are be.
ing discussed for federa' ion OF rail-
rual employees, according TO the New
York Times 50 that strikes Of the
members Of one Brotherhood will In
volvc tho other
The organizations are tho Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, the
brotherhood Of locomotive Frcmen
the brotherhood OF Railway Train
men, the Order ~ Railroad Conduc-
tors and thv Order Of Railroad T'l'g.
raTncrs.
\ federation of this Kind was sug.
gestcd when the late =. NJ Arthur va.
head Of the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Enrinprs but the plan fol through
because tho engineers did not take
kindly 10 II. being conservative In
tro matter ~ sympathetic strikes.
The hroth,rhoodS are federated on
some OF the individual railroad sys'
tens. but this has acted ~ far as a
preventative OF strikes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Accident. 20 A,ton.u,,

Augusta. ga. Nov. IL an making
= double AsCya' at me fair gD1urt-
Monday for parachute jrups bptA
RNoaiwick ami Ruhic Wyy' iglu-ed
the latter seriously Fr'd Runly ar
ranged FOR triple parSc NE j-c,
and When nearly quar,sV Of = mile
IN the air Gu lo-sN. but tis fr>' pa
chure tsi,cd 10 open tJl'y ART another
an no, open - al r"vciNi's'0C Mn
violently - the ground RuadNick.
In operating his parachute, ten iuto
some electro Wires and vas badly u
fHod
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
AUGUSTA ENTERTAlNs VETS.
State Reunion Of the United Confed
crate Veterans Of Georgia.

Augusta. Ga, Nov. l3.-The an
nual state reunion Of the United Con.
federate Veterans of Georgia practi-
cally commenced Monday when the
leading officers AMI between 500 and
l 900 soldiers arrived In Augusta.
Every incoming train brought to
Augusta scores OF veterans. AS fast
as they arrived most OF them present
ed themselves at the reunion commit
tee headquarters 725 Broad street.
and were assigned board and lodging
for the week.
The crowds that always follow in
the wake OF the veterans have already
begun to arrive, and Broad street is
q lively scene, crowded throughout the
business section by hundreds OF Wis
itors. The big confederate monument
is a blaze OF light, the important pub.
lie buildings are decorated with flags
and bunting aud the whole city has
given Itself over to the one purpose OF
making The ueXl two days memorable
and pleasant for the heroes in gray.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Ru,h tor PuhlIe lands.

afontEomer> Ma. Nov. IL \
Lang linr of applicants tor c9'r, of a.,
Hs,,hllc lArds recently throNu open
&lied tle ofice ~ the land rrsis'c'
|tnnsiay moraing L. an shout ~ 900
fras OF land were taken up Ties,
1ands were formerly cl7ssrd mineral
8.n( werc recently found 20 ~ avail!
sh,a under new rules tOr Homestead
80, or TIE applicants sat up ali nish'
* - On band wheH the GTies oDe0ed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Trial viii last a Month .

Chicago, Nov, 1.-The trial OF John
~ walsh, former president OF tho .Cm.
.saeo National bank, on the charge Ot
aIleapplication Of the funds ~ tina, IN.
&lilntlon, commenced Tuesday In M"
limited States district court before
tli'sEe A. II, Anderson. The ind!c'-
&aeht under witch the trial Wa,
Nnnaght contains 100 counts. The ~.
kaase charged is punishable by a term
"a from 1--WE io ten years In prison u,
AZ believed tAal the trial will last
Nheht one month
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
COULDN'T TOUCH MORGAN.
Alleged Foreer Said Crest Flnsncier
Was Too Cold For Him.

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov BIB, o..
Smith. OF Fort Smith, Ark, is in
Jail here on suspicion Of having prac-
ticed forgery in various cities.
Detectives claim that Smith is want.
I'd In Kansas City, the Bankers asso-
citation Of that city offering a reward
OF 81. 900 for his arrest on charges
OF forgery aggregatIng Sj3 000.. Smith
registered here as Paul Holloway.
His plan, according TO the detectives,
was to secure from public libraries
books OF local biography from which
he obtained portraits and facsimile
signatures Of his intended victims
Selecting ore man as victim. his al.
legged plan was 10 present forged en-
dorsements from other prominent PEG
pie and effect dta that would ne
him money.
In his room was found a biography
OF Western Penn llvanla with notes
opposite the names Of prominent cap
itaiiSts. and the police believe he was
about ready to begin operations here
There were also portraits and sigma
turs Of many New York capitalists
4 bogus letter from Chas. J. SchwaO
It Is al.,g'd, introduced Smi'n TO I.e-
vi = Morton and opposite Morton's
name Is written "stung him for the
SCUM of S.5oo"
Thomas J.. EdIson's namc was used
10 gain audience with J =, Morgan
and The comment on the great tiuar
c!,r T.. Too cold; couldn't touch
him
A cNoch on the Union Bank Of chi
caFo f,r 500 payable TO Paul HALO
way aud signed Temple II Hamilton
Was among Smiths effects as was
also an autograph photograph Of Mr.
Hamilton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Farmer Killed by Negro.

Corleie. Ca, Nov l3.--Woni has
Jus, been received here that York
Raines, a prominent farmer. was XII.
Cd Monday night at his home six miles
bCIOv here. by a negro farm hand
l. Is said tha, Rainos and he negro
had dispute about feeding The stock
whsrcupou the negro cut Ralnrs'
tAroat. from NA.c. he died immcdi.
RtCly. Tho negro escaped.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
III GOVERNORS MEET
liOnaI Conference on State ard
aLOca! Taxation.
bvERNOa GUILD PRESIDED
bat National Conference Of the Kind
10 De Held and is Expected To e.
PfDduetive Of Good Results,a as to
Matter Of Taxation.

! Eolumbus, o.. , nov IG.-Gorcrbor
ok states were present luc.L1' a.
4 Opening Of the national cJni-I,tr.
state and local taxation.
1Ihese goycrnors are Curtis Gu.d,
OF Massacau,ctt NuI.am ID
|nRsun, OF West Nlrinid; Goycu'f
mn, OF North Car1lIna, Govern.
.Ilff1e. OF Ohio; Governor CnmH inr,
81 Iowa: Governor Patterson Of I'"-
1eee. Others present al nc ot"n-
~ Z OF the conference were:
lsAwson Purdy, president OF the
New York City Tax departments; A
Matheson. treasurer OF tn" Prov
Zee OF Ontario. canada, Theodore
.lfRO, chairman of the tax comuls'
.||s'h OF the American Ear ae. ocIation
iofessor Charles W Bullock, Of Ha"
hFd university, and Professor SAuril
I'D Queens university. % Kingston.
Allen r. Fort. president Of the Ma
Ht(Inl Tax association called the con
4ntion to order and Governor Harris
&eliyePed an address OF welcome. Gov
FifOr Guild responded and assumed
Is gavel az permanent chairman
The meeting Is being held In order
kain expressions Of opinion from
|aaalng thinkers on the subject OF
aAation with which many boards and
emmissions tnroughont tho United
hates and Canada are graphing
n IN the FIRST national conference
rs the subject. aud IL expected to la
ot good results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Al.bansn Arrested for peon.o,.

Selma. Ma, Nov. lS.-Dr {. r
Mcconnell, dentist ot Jsue HI. Ala
and one 81 the most prominent eli.
rsns OF Wilcox county. vas arrested
Sunday niEh, az bis home on the
charge OF peonase and was carried 20
Selma by "a |.~"s United States
marshal where g. u..,d :. 4tss court
u now IN session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
A. o. Resrd DROPS osad

panyi!)e Va Nov IA n
Beard cumm', siouer ~ rrV"nr, &C.
Amherst Coga'y. dropped iead here
Saturday rom heart trouble. follow
ing the s-ock - tee death ~ his
brother. Slcrift John =. Rad. Nso
was KILLED BY lrsin in this ciSy last
Atght lie Vas called 30 the city 90
aceoaat u the deAiA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Fatal Fire Id the Hotel Carl. Z,
New Haven.
MONETARY LOSS IS C2Cc..
Fire Thought to Have Stare ..-
smclderins Cigar or C,lare.e
Most OF the Dead Wee -... ..
ployees.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14
Seven Min.rt kill.d.

81, Eyicane. Fraace. Nov i3.--Ar
ascending cage L. MAE =, RAmbaud
near herr. vas struck oy a srs cendIns
car and seven occupants Of the tat.
tee Vefe tAroSa 0aI. feil To tie hos.
Ton Of the shaIl And Swre Allied.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-14

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ing sealing household remedy IS De-
&itts Carholizcd Witch Hazel Saiye
or burns. SUITS. scratches. bruises,
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uast Sold by AN druggists
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To Stop This, Too.
NOTlCE.

All persons holding valid claims
against the estate of w. F@AAoer-
finger. deceased, are reque u
present the same, properly nia
itemized and verified, to tnq
signed, in order that the same VmY
be paid without delay.
E. II. Houseman.
Brunswick. Ga. June IA, 1907.
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she old reliable raw15roicr. honey
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Levison.
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in the house Kaiser .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-28

manipulating, mixing and cleaning
while Dulnth received about l3OOO,OOG
bushels Of the two Mo l grMles, there
was shipped out little over 18,OOO,OGJ
bushels of these grades by adding about
5, 800 900 bushels of lower grades, the
gain being nearly one-tbird of the
whole amount shaped. Flax, oats and
barley receive the same sort of treat
ment at the hands of the minnesota in
spectors and elevators. Mr.. Cashal with
very conservative figures shows that the
loss to North Dakota farmers grading,
dockage and loss in transit totals about
S2,800,OO0 yearly.
Nothing that Minnesota can say will
make the tanners of North Dakota be-
lieve that they at least, have no right to
share in the Iprotits of the cleaning and
mixing process.
Mr.. Eva goes out of his way, to slur at
the North Dakota bankers, but the
time will come shortly when the eleva-
tors of DUEuth and the millers qof Min
neapolis will be begging for the wheat
of North Dakota. They seem to be ut
terly blind at present. They do not re-
alize that the people of North Dakota
have common sense enough to know
when they are being robbed. They
ought to see and know that Nerth Dako-
ia farmers will remember. Soon there
will be new railway systems in this
state which will SPOT be centered in
Minneapolis. and Duluth. Soon the
national government will take charge of
the grading of wheat. Soon Minneapo-
lis will iae a way-station on. the highway
of commerce. Chicago, Milwaukee,
Buffalo and the big miles >on the 500
will be able to come to the farmers door
and buy his wheat from the sample in
the granary. That is what is coming
and Minneapolis and Duluth can't see
it. Decent treatment of North Dakota
wheat raisers would do much to delay,
these inevitable results of progress, but
at present Minnesota is pursuing the
policy that kills the goose.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-28
Fourth of July

Roet-editor Lampman of the Chrono-
type takes our simple announcement
and puts it into blank verse as follows:
"The Pioneer-Express says that pros
poets for Fourth of July celebration at
Pembina this year are pretty slender,
The band will play at Lancaster, Min
nesota, and the only music that will be
heard at the county capital on the
Fourth will be that furnished by the
pulleys on the ferry as it angles back
and forth across the whipping Red, lad
en- with thirsty pilgrims who yearn for
the shade of a certain little bus(c)h that
burgeonsand blooms the year around in
st. Vincent. q