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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
Indoor Championship Contest
Opens in Madison Square Garden

because there are any good walkers
at present but for the purpose of
encouraging American athletes to
practice this event with the idea of
developing some one who will be able
to give a good account of himself
abroad.
Chief interest centers in the ma.
tional championship short dashes
the entries including w. d. Eaton OF
the Boston A A, the worlds indoor
champion, Charles Seitz; W. w. Huff
of the Chicago A. A, w. ]. Heating
of the IrishAmerican A. c., Charles
Parsons of the Olympia club of Cali
fornia and Daniel Kelly of Oregon
Each is capable of going the 60-yart
dash in 4-5 seconds, and the battl;
for the honors will be a royal one.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
NORFOLK DAY
AT The EXPOSITION
Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va, October 25.-Citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity participated
by thousands in the observance of
Greater Norfolk day at the jamestown
exposition today. Addresses were de-
livered by the city officials and others
and a special musical program car
ried out at the auditorium. In the
evening occurs the Grand Colonial
ball, which will be attended by the
social elect of the tidewater town.
A special celebration was also held
today in the Fuel and Alcohol build
ing, where the national advisory
board, appointed by the president to
direct official tests of fuels and
structural materials, held its annual
session. Many prominent government
officials and heads of departments. as
well as representatives of national
engineering, railway maintenance and
structural contractors associations
took part in the deliberations. A
special demonstration of denatured
alcohol was feature of the prograf
at the Fuel and Alcohol building. The
United States Geological Survey
demonstrated to the spectators JUS
what it is doing toward conserving
the fuel supply of the country.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
GAMES
Z GRHLRONS

against Springfield Training school,
and Ahe Ellis will also have compar-
atively soft snap in Villa Nova The
soldiers at West Point will take on
an easy mark in Rochester while the
Navy is defeating Lafayette at Anna
polls.
Among the smaller eastern institu-
tions, the most important games will
be between Amherst and Dartmouth
at Amherst, Brown and Williams at
Providence, Syracuse and Hamilton
at Syracuse, Swarthmore and Gettys
burg at Swartmore, Washington and
Jefferson and West Virginia at Wash
ington, Pa, Lehigh and Dickinson al
Carlisle and Tufts and Maine at Med
! ford.
In the South, the principal games
will be between George Washington
and Randolpr-Macon, Georgia ant
Alabama and Sewanee and Mississip
pi.
In the West. Ohio State will pla!
at Michigan, Illino1G at Wisconsin
and Drake at love- 49, H.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
name
EVERETT AGAIN
Associated Press.

Indianapolis. Ind, October 25.--J.
A. Everitt, of this city, the founder
of the American Society of Equity, a
national organization Of farmers, was
reelected to the presidency at the
closing session of the annual conven-
ton here today. Everitt has been
the executive officer of the society
since its inception and engineered
the successful warfare waged by the
tobacco growers of Kentucky. Tennes-
rel and Virginia, with the result that
~ sprice of leaf tobacco has almost
Irl11ed in the last few year. Plans
uere made at the final session for
Extending the influence of the society
to growers of all varities of farm pro-
ducts and for the establishment OF
central warehouses and commission
bureaus in various cities.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
A Certain Cure for croup-vsed for
Ten Years Without a Failure.


Mr.. w. c. Bot, Star City, Ind,
hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in
his praise of Chamberlain Cough
Remed. His children have all been
subject to Group and he has used this
remedy for the past ten years, and
though they much feared the Group,
his wife and he always felt safe upon
retiring when a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy was in the house.
His Oldest child was subject to severe
attacks of Group, but this remedy
never failed to effect speedy cure
He has recommended it to friends and
neighbors and all who have used II
say that it is unequalled for GROUP
and whooping cough. For sale by
Hays & Field and the Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
Associated Press.

New York. October 25.-Madison
Square Garden is today decorated
with the colors of the Amateur
Athletic union, Signalling the open
ing of the indoor championships,
which will extend through tomorrow.
The greatest bunch of sprinters and
athletes ever brought together in this
country is in attendance at the meet
and will compete for the magnificent
trophies offered. In addition to the
United States entries. the Montreal
Amateur Athletic association has
sent a strong team, accompanied by
several Canadian athletic officials.
An innovation at the meet is one
mile walk, which has been added not
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
BELL TELEPHONE STOCK.
Big Talk Trust Put Up New Bond Is
sue of over $2f, 100000.
Associated Press.

New York, October 25.-Ejnal pay
ment of $50 share on the $21 $685.
200 additional stock issue of the Am
erican Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
populary known as the Bell 'tele-
phone trust was made today. The
entire issue was disposed of, a large
numbr Of shares being subscribed for
by English financiers and banking
houses. The new stock issued to sup
ply the funds needed for the great
Improvements and extensions plan
ned by the telephone company for
1908.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

Attention Real Estate Owne
any trouble by simply placin]
your rent collections In m
hands; by so doing you saw
time, money and wOrriment d
mind. ] pay taxes, insurance et(
and remit monthly. Being tn,
largest rent collector in the Cit
enables me to give satisfaction
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

United Hunts Steeplech
Spectacular 81

two hurdle r<e6 4 fiat race for
gentlemen, fi1 each day. The
Grand Aiiiuj stseplechase, for Of
ficers q the rstular army and volun-
teer corps. and the Great United
Hunts gteeplechase, handicap at
thru I'D half miles, will be fea-
tue SLof The last day of the meeting,
~ feek from tomorrow. Every eff
tod Mas been made by the associa-
Mn, seconded by the military auth
offties under the lead of General j..
franklin Bell, chief of staff, to make
The military steeplechase the feature
such affairs have become in Europe.
Last years meeting OF the United
Hunts association was held at Ben
nings track, Washington. The new
steeplechase course is far superior
to any heretofore available and it is
certain that the meeting will be the
most successful ever held by gentle
men riders in the United States
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, October 25.-All is in
readiness at the new steeplechase
course, adjoining Belmont Park race
track, for the opening tomorrow of
the third annual meeting of the
United Hunts Racing association.
This course is considered the best
| kind in the country, and IL
ed with a handsome grautl-
hub house and other buildir6&
Getting will be continued ~
sday, October 80, and 4<<r'
kember 2. Perry Bel In44 -
ent of the associaftQ *
well known aertIc<1n
tAeaspfer 49, dther
q 1ers AND rider Sc 4nong
I'm hrship of the e1potla ton,
rep - g all t'ad Is uI<1est in
sPoN social aftsifs
me u be three VsteepIechases
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
CHANCE FOR A HOME.

Here's bargain in Broom house
on West Fourth street at $500 cash,
balance of purchase price to suit pur-
chaser; artesian water on lot. You
had better look into this by seeing.
M. ]. EPLEY,
The Real Estate Man.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
Now Is the ii111e
SEE EPkEY

Ifyou want a home close I'M
on Sept. LIST, 1907, have for said
on Walnut street a new seven]
room house, lot 5Ox21O Eas|
front. House supplied with
bath. Price $2,75O.OO one-third
cash, balance six and twelv}
months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
MEN TOO
MUCH FOR ARMY
ON GR|D|RON
ANNAPOLIS 6; WEST
POINT, O; TELLS TALE
Result Sad Shock TO Soldiers
Whose Team Far Out
weighed the Naval Academy
AGGREGATION,

IB. Morning Journal special Leased wire1
Philadelphia. Nov. 30.-The navy
today defeated the army in their an
Hual football contest on Franklin
HELD b. the score Of { 10 q before a
brilliant and representative as
semblage OF nearly $4,000
Though the score looks close. the
West point team never seriously
Threatened the Annapolis goal. tBe
mldshipmeu playing al around their
an nearly every stage Of the
contest. The result was a surprise 90
1.-THE army fYT with a heavier team.
more experience and a better seasons
record than the navy. the cadets could
see nothing but victory The navy
soon put the army on the run But.
ike good soldiers, the army came
back and fought the sailors hard- IL
was Hn u~- how ever Tor 10 was the
Nays day
made in tH- first half. The mldship-
men twice bad the ball within strik-
ing distance ms each time failed 10
follow uu their advantage. but fin
ally after q punting duel an army
man fumbled and "a midshipmau fell
on the pig kin on the armys 26-yard
line. Len Half Back Douglas went
through the West Point line Tor ten
yards. a forward pass helped some
ana another line PLAY pu- The bah
Two yards from the cadets goal. The
,atmY bTaced. but the navy was not
o. be denied. Douglas was called on
again and with a mighty plunge went
over Tor g touchdown. Large kicked
goal There was little doing in the
remainder Of The half.
The second half was more or less
~listless, play frequently being stopped
TO enable the trainers 10 fix mp IN
iured men. Zach team constantly
punted with the hope ~ recovering
the ball on fumbles in It's opponents
territory This frequently happened.
The star 81 the game was Captain
Douglas. His punting was uniformly
good and his tackliug sure. But it
was running with the ball where he
showed ills best form.
Beavers for the army. was called
upon 20 do the most work aud he
played "a brilliant game until forced
TO leave The field through injuries
Society Aas out in force 20 witness
the game. Though the president was
not present he was represented by
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. who was the
guest Of Acting Secretary Of War
oliver and the Misses oliver. The
Oliver party included Assistant Sec
retarE Of the Treasury Reekman. Sec
rckuy Metcalf officially represented
t'd navy department. He was accom-
panied by his wife and Senator and
Mrs. Flint Of California.
4 big gray mule. covered with gray
black and yellow. the colors Of the
army, IN the capacity Of mascot. am
BLEED IN front 10 the army stand. and a
goat was mascot for the navy The
West Point contingent also had q bear
cub sent from Detroit.
From the time the game started
uutI the last whistle blew. there was
one continual round of cheering and
singing. and when the navy came out
victorious pandemouium broke loose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
HUNDREDS ATTEND
RECEPTION TO
GEN. HOYT
Governor Curry Host At Bril-
liant Function in Honor OF
Solicitor General of the
United States.


Especial Dispatch 10 The Neruius Jaurssi ]
santa Pc y NJ. NoN 1o-GoNer-
nor curry was noe. at @ large recep-
lion tonight given at tue executive
residence IN honor Of Hon Henry n.
Wo,t. solicitor general 81 che United
states The house vas tastrfuit dey-
GRATED and the affair proved "a most
enjoyable n Governor CufrB r.
suests included an official NeW Mex
lco. a very large list boo santa Fe thr
delegates to The statehood convention
and a large number 81 people from
other cities who came Co attend the
function several hundred people met
the solicitor general during the fr-
rrifiun hour 1u the receiving hus
with Governor Cutn and his guest
were Mrs A. 81 Bergere % santa Fe.
aud Mia Julia Miles uf san Fran
cisco and Mi-s Maud Madden. ~ oak
land. cousins 90 the governor Who
are guests 90 the executive residence
former Governor Miguel A. Otsro ADJ
a8taut General ~TarkinEtou. Colonel ,
A. Mhss.c and Colonel jose ID 'tna
OF fhe staff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
BONDS
PROVE READY
SELLERS
FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR
lSSUE 0VERSUBSCRlBEO
Secretary Declares Average
Price Offered Is Well Above
Present Market Price; Me-
tr0poIitan Banks Buy
lBy Morning Journal special leased wire.I

lBy Morning journal special Leased wire
Warrington Nov GN-The opening
af tbe bids FOR the issuing n 10000
asa canal bonds ahich uas begun ~
50 o'clock This afternoon. aas uul
concluded until nearly Do O'Clock.
when Secretary Curfefyou made the
following announcement
THE bid for rne 10000 200 4f
Panama canal bonds invited uy the
secretary circular - November rs
were opened this evening iu the treas
uff department There were more
than three th0usaud bids and the loan
was many times okeT-uh@cribed- 40
complete iabularion BIAS been possible.
but Do can De stated that the average
price rs we'll above the present market
price ~ the bonds owing ~ tine
large number ~ bids fp d. considered
u eiu be lnipractietbie 90 make an
allotment Immediately but the secre-
tary witl be- prepared SEQ give further
Information 10 Monday
Further than this the secretary was
not prepared go make statement
He explained that there MAS such &
very large number ~ bids thar 10
make any deductions as - the lowest
price at which ihe bonds would be
awarded Was manifesrg impossible
AHAHHHNNs HNaN HfN" Hh NNHNa NHEf ""tHA"
CLOSE calculations FL determine just
which bids Nere successful and which
We're moi.
Asked as % Just what he mean no
his statement bs tine present market
price Of the bonds the secretary
asked to be- excused from being more
explicit. but others familiar win the
present market price uf the other Pan
anna bond issue interpret his words
10 mean that the successful price 1T
the present issue would be- consider
abs bon excess of TO-. and possibly
above leg
Among the bidders was the Ma
flouai city bank If Sew York. which
submitted q number OF bids agEregat-
ing 50 Gee. 019 ai prices ranging from
inl IT, to 1908 ~ also Is understood
the First Rational bauk ~ Chi
CaEu bid Ion i large amount 81 the
bonds at something in excess of l0l
Under The secretary circular 81
November rs. these bonds Will heat
interest al the rate Of . per cent per
annum payable quarterly on the first
DAYS % November. February. May and
august They VIII De redeemable IN
Itlltedf StaLs gold Hpln az the pleas
ure of the Omitted States on and after
August 4. 1916. aud VIII be- payable
August D. 1886 The secretary rec
serves the right 80 permit bidders Of
ferinR the highest prices 90 increase
The amount IT their purchases
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
GRAND JURY To
PROBE BANK
FAILURES
RECEIVERS UNEARTH
GROSS IRREGULARITIES
Insolyent New York Trust
Company Directors Obtained
Institutions Funds BY Loan
ing To Dummy Borrowers
iBy Morning Journal special Leased wireI

M Morning journal special Leased Wire
New York Sow 5H-Aftofney GEN
eraI Jackson made public today me
report 81 the temporary receivers 81
the Williamsburg Trust company. 81
Brooklyn. and % international Trust
company. 81 NeW York. both ~ which
recently suspended. The matter VIII
De- taken before The grand jury %
Kings county
The president Of The Williamsburg
Trust company Was FraHk Jenkins.
Hna. with hiz brothers John a. Jen-
kiaz. Jr and Fred j jenkins. held
q controlling Interest Iu lhe Jenkins
Trust cumpauK- upH suspended The
International Trust company Was
closely allied With the Borough bank
OF Brooklyn. she late Howard Max
we'll, VINO committed suicide. having
been president ~ both Institutions
william Cow. director iu me Bor-
ough bank and ths International
temporary receivers With dominating
the international company, and so
.aHtroilrR irs financial operations as
ru make large sums ~ money
Frank = Bapst temporary receiver
uf Ihe Williams burg Trust company.
iu mis- report Say. chat the company
made demand loans 10 The amount &c
aHUTnAlnIHlelA A--4.HuN Tee I'VE CLOTHS
Do fne employ ri FRANK and J q Jen-
kIuz Jr. The stock brokerage firm.
These clerks also figured in loans
from The Borough bank - Brooklyn.
The receiver also states that The Will
iamshurg company made a demand
Joan Co q ~ Reuter- for &l51, 500.
IS hlch Is not guaranteed, and for
which there Is held collateral 81 the
estimated value ~ s72,l4S. a loan Of
$4,000 was also made by the Will
iamsburg company 10 James Hart. a
s~ou-in-laR Of J. a. jenkins. Sr. for
which collateral g. held If the estl-
mated y afu Of &t240D. Concerning
other loans a~REregatinR X416.UUH. the
receiver states that collateral only 10
the estimated value Of S|275.00n Is held
uuou these loans there is an es-
timated loss Of 100000 placed by the
bank examiner
AR Rapst ln his report. shows mat
within the four days Immediately pre-
ceding the closing Of the doors of the
Williamsburg company several Of the
company directors Withdrew practi-
cally am their deposits.
GOODWIN Brown. temporary receiver
for the international Trust company.
states iu his report that the book
value 81 the loan company is S43.75o.
and ~ this sum &52.250 b. doubtful
The receiver charge that William
Cow. q director. paid $685. 600 for a
lease which he sold Co the trust rom
pauy for s451.5f5. The receiver
states thai Cow Withdrew from the
company s3Z-.s-2 ln cash on October
21..19H1. "a f-U days before ihe irsti-
tuition suspended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
WILD RIOT IN
R j SS|AN
DOUMA
H0WllhG MOB DRIVES
SPEAKER FROM TRIBUNE
EuIogy of Victims Of Drum
head Court MafiaIs Brings
Storm Of Protests From
Fighting R~ecIimades.

TBy Morning journal Special LEASED Wire
-. Petersburg. Nof. 8H-Frem4ei
st0lypln and cabinet members Wit
messed the 8enfenrtasti0n go th'
dsufna today and parted whsH 30 De-
came evident fhat the bowling mah
had no tenth ~ aiioWlng thr -e
sion fu proceed
". R~oditeheff. in - ringing speech.
lu which he was constantly interrupt
ID by applause 81 teers was eIiQRlz-
ing the hundreds 81 victims IF drum
head courts martial and when De re-
ferred to the officials 81 the govern
ment IS hangmeu. 70 hundred rete-
~flomaries, led hy Vladimir Purisseke-
witch. mouarchlEfs and fwe priests.
formed the tribune.
President KhomekofE after tainiy
lngin his bell for order. abandoned
the chair u declared the sitting
closed
The constitutional democrats aHd
social democrats charged Co che fee-
cue OF n R~oditchoff. who was being
roughly handled They formed a
phaianx around him q bore him.
sam shouting defiance 60 one corner
o. The hall. The tumuH continued FOR
faiiy haif an hour. until the party
Leaders succeeded in withdrawtng
their follower % the committee
reDms for consultation
The stolypin Necktic.
81 Petersburg. NOV 30. - The
stnlypin necktie. am expression used
by FEEDER D. Redltchem. the orator ~
the constitutional democrats in the
dauma this afternoon 10 designate the
summary regime ~ the drum head
court martial Instituted by the Pre-
mier stolypin Ia August 1905 and de-
creed out Of existence by the second
douma last April. j. the phrase on ala
lips ln the capital tonight The phrase
already has become historic and hes
completely biotted the effect 20 the
ministerial declaration lu subsequent
debates and destroyed the eompla-
renry 81 me conservative restoring
the Intense uttn"sphere 81 the earlier
dnumas.
upon N. s~toiypin. wha. In company
wits his colleagues Was sitting near
the speakers tribune. the words fell
ns = thundefbult recalling the most
raInfui Incident uf his career as pre-
mIer a. turned deathiy pale
elenched his deck and stared notion
isssiy for several minutes az b un-
fserFieptcf storm iet lpofe hy the rec
f~eilnharies sufgims past him. finally
hs ieU tht chamber without uttering "a
word. The tumuii caused hy N Rcd
eehoms speech continued FOR for half
an hour. during which time the speak
~ was severely handled Do finally
carried away bodily by his supporters
10 Il corner 30 the hall The party
leaders then entered he a long con
rultntiou and BE- was made niaiu by
the constitutional democrats that y
Redrchon had meant nos personal af-
insk on the premier. but had been
carried away hy lmpetuosity a. Rede-
went 90 the pavilion aMd
heEged SO Stoigpln forgiveness
Auer an hours lntermi=siou. during
which the passions Of the members
had subsidized. the session was tr-
opened.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
BILL TO REPEAL TARIFF
ON PAPER FOR PRINTING

Washington Nov ao-At the nrs,
orpo -tuuity after the converting u
congress R-cpresentatiye champ CLARK
~ Missouri. NiI Introduce "a bin re-
psallle fhc law imposing q duty pn
paper for printing Following is the
fuli ext of The proposed measure
u rom and after the approval OF
This 4ct no import tax duty shall be
collie ted upon white print paper or
wnii book paper or upon Hny 1T the
materials and Ingredients used iu the
man lncture or composition ~ same
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
F0RM0SA NATIVES MAKE
TROUBLE FOR JAPANESE
Hundred Thousand UncOnquered Abo-
riginc~ ~Isc~i~f Mikado'-
Anthuriiy.

Toxic. 3U-JaUau is expert
encing trouble Goo the interior of For
m1-a. where ahorieines from the east
side are continually raiding and be-
coming holder The reports from
there are meager but according 20 the
best Information 90 the Associated
Press. the fatalities during the fight
ing aithiu the la-f sixty days number
over 200 ON both sides The number
Of ahurlgines .u The unconquered Sec
lion 10 the country is estimated al
IFn.00u.