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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Ends Life Under a Train.

Janesville.-A stranger about 40
years of age believed to be ]. ".
Rawson, of River Falls, Wis. delib.
erately stepped in front OF a train as
It was slowing up for the GAINESVILLE
de2o. and was instantly killed. The
body was extracted with difficulty
from under the locomotive wheels
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Nav Succeed |. c. NcNell.

According 10 the belief or one of
the members of the state board
of normal school regents here.
prof. Y. T.. McCashll. institute con.
dnctor of the normal school at
superior. Is likely 70 succeed Pres
,dent |. {. Mcneil, who has rendered
his resignation 10 take eacct in SO
days Pref. McCaskin has held lbs
present position At superior ior .af
years having gone there from the
s,ata normal school at Stevens Point
Ha received his doctors degree rom
,he University Of Chicago
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Funeral Of JUDGE Dick.

Beaver Dam-The funeral OF the
late James J Dick, judge of the Thir.
teenth judicial circuit. was held Mon
day afternoon. The funeral was under
the auspices OF Dodge County lodge,
No. -. +. and A. NJ, from his late
home on Park avenue. There was a
large attendance of lawyers from
throughout the circuit and state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Insurance Companies Authorized.

Madison Insurance Commits
sioner Beedle admitted the American
Bank Insurance company of Mime
apolis. HawGeye Fire Insurance com
pany OF Des Moines, and Merchants
Life Insurance association of Burling.
ton. la, TO do business in Wisconsin.
He spent nearly week in examining
them at their home offices.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
New Publishers Assoc alton,

Watertown The Jefferson County
Publishers association has been
formed, with the following officers;
President. c. l.. Huhbs. Lake Mills
Leader, vice president O. I RoeSsler,
Jefferson Banner; secretary, J. T Hol-
land. Watertown Daily Times: treas.
urer, c. {, NetteSheim, Fort Atkinson
Democrat
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Anti-Tiehts Bill Knocked Out

The committee on federal relations
recommended that the Hughes
anti.tights bill requiring actresses
TO wear skirts falling at least four
inches below their knees, be indefinite.
ly postponed The author Of the bin
was not present when thc report was
submitted
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Milwaukee to Have Horse Show.

Milwaukee horse SNOW, simlIar
to that given by Milwaukee society
some years ago, but on 1 smaller
scale, will be one of the features OF
the state fair Preparations for the
event are already under way accord
ing To senator George Wylie, of Nor
risonyille. superintendent OF horses,
who was in Milwaukee recently.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Snorino Habit indicated.

Waupaca.- II. Twadel and the
habit of snoring have been indicated
Twadel, an inmate of the Veterans
home here, about Christmas time shot
a roommate who leased him with
others because he INDUCED in the
snoring habit. Self-defense was the
plea of his lawyers and the jury freed
aim. The roommate has nearly recoy.
cred from the effects OF his wound.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Narirette Juvenile cour.

Marnette.-County Judge " r.
Qninlan has inaasurated juvenile
count here. appointing 4 z. Scheid.
As probation officer and Will take
Jurisdiction Il all children under is
BIZ the law AZ 1901.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-16
Cnarues AGAINST Sheriff.

Kenosha Or John 1t Nietch who
gave up his office as sheriff during
January. has been arrested on q war,
rant charging him with uegligence IN
allowing John Birk. a prisoner tn the
county Jail to escape Nieteh waived
examination and Vac held for trial IN
the circuit court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
NEGRO G. ACADEMY
HAS FINE OPENING
Superintendent Davis and Mr..
John T. Williams Make
Addresses.

Before a large crowd OF negroes from
Richmond and the Immediate neighborhood
and many white friends, the Jonesboro In
dustral Academy was opened yesterday
evening for tho fall session with a very
.wel-flled program which contained on its
list some distinguished friends OF the instl-
tuition.
The exercises began witt, a song by the
assembly. which was followed by an invoca-
ticn. delivered by II. 7. Hill. DR.. r. T..
jones made a few Introductory remarks and
was followed by Prof D. Webster Davis.
be IT, of whom explained how the school had
beer started and of its great us ef,ilness.
superintendent Jackson Davis. In an ad :
d:ess. said that the county had closed two
oEe-room colored schools in the neighbour
hood In order to help the academy and co..
operate with Its efforts. He emphasized
the Importance of Industrial work and tho
trs ming of the hand as we'll as.the head.
Mr.. John L.. Williams, of Richmond spoke,
and deeply Impressed the audience with his
remarks. urging the Importance of maxim.
religion and characteristic true foundation
OF all education +
The academy at present occupies rented
house. but work on tho new school building
viii. begin shortly, Cooking. sowing nnd do
nestle duties and agriculture Will be- Taught
along with the usual branches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
MN. MORTON REr1REs.
Resigns From Council and Sends Lctte
IE tl james River Commlttce

James River Committee.
Councilman W. Waller Morton. of leo
Ward. last night. resigned his seat in that
body. Earlier In the day he addressed the
following letter to the Committee on James
River Improvement. OF which he Is chair-
man: 2
E""Thc Committee on James River Improve
nient:
10 the Council go in without expressing To
you the keen regret / experience In giving
up your company. and in resiEning the
Council can truthfully say that II anything
could have kept me In. 1t. It would have been
the interest I feel In the work you are doing
for this city. wish II were so that could
stu remain with YOU. but in giving UP tho
Ccuncil have to give up all the committees
also Wishing you much 1uccess In the lines
yor have 80 wisely mapped. ott TOR the
Siurthcrance of your work, am, very truly
yours, wv, w. NORTON"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
BOO-HOO'
Shouts a Spanked Baby.

leave It TO the public to say whether
Golfers. by its own policy and meth
DDS. has not made itself more ridicu-
lous than any comment Of&ours could
make it.
Does Golfers expect to regain any
self-inflicted loss of prestige by de-
monstrating thru suits for damages.
that It can be more artful in evading
for libels than the humble
but resentGul victims of Its defama-
ton? or docs 1t hope by starting a
campaign of libel suits to silence
the popular indignation, rcproach and
resentment which 1T has aroused?
Golfers cannot dodge this public
cannot postpone the public Judgment
against II. That great jury, the Pubs
lie, will hardly blame us for not wait
Ing until we get a petit Jury in q
courtroom before dcnouncing this
.prodigal # tletractor of institutions
founded and fosterea either by indi-
vid,,als or by the public itself!
9 No announcements during o,ir, entire
business careerswere ever made claim
ing "medicinal effects" for either Pos
.tum or Grape Nuts. Medicinal effects
arc results obtained from tho use of
medicines. 81 ..55t
81 Thousands OF visitors Is go thru our
entire works. each month and see for
themselves that Grape Nuts contains
absolutely nothing but wheat. barley
and IA little salt: JP Postum abs olutely
nothing hut. wheat and a bout ten per
cent. Of & New Orleans rnolasses.f The
art OF preparing these embellishments
SinS a scienti flo manner to@ obtain the
best food value and flavor, n requ1red
n
Now, when any publicat ionS goes II
enough, Iout Of its way to attack us
ecallse our advertising is medical"
it%fsimply offers a1remarkabl Bile 4exhtbi-
.tlonSsof Ign oranc q or. worse. ~. s3 "a
we dn@clal,n iphysiolog zeal or bodi-
ilysresultss OF sfavorable character fol :
lowing the adoptio our sugg es-
ttions Safeguarding the disconttnuance OF
co flee and foods which y may not be
keeping the Individual In good health.
We have no advice to 9 fer the per-
ifectlyG kealthful person. His or her
health Is evidence inSitself4that$th the
beverages and foo as used Y; exactly TT
that perso1t. Therefore why change
II But the man or swo rnan VIII q Y Is
Sailing. VIC lave s something to say as
ence inf food and the, result of proper
feed In 81 9sSs 4,
Iii the palpably ignorant attack on
MS In Golfers appeared this state.
Ament. One widely circulated para
graph lahoys to induce the impressi ion
|tthat Grape Nuts will obviate TIL e Il ne-
cessity Of an operation in a ppendtc itls.
This Is lying and spotentiallyde sadly
lying M is q
In reply TO lhiss exhibitio al --s--.---;
we'll, let the reade name ~ tho Pos
5tum Go. US; ;s,s isl ssi5
|2citis RESULTS X from u long 10 continued ID ls-
turh a,nce. In IL 10 In asti mes. cal prt,
ma ~ bI. ulldi ike ted Il q arely f9od.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
THREE FAMILIES
HOMELESS BY FIRE
Midday Flames Destroy Frame
Structures on Beverly
Street.
SAY CIGARETTE CAUSED it.
Practically Everything Lost, and
Neighbors Take Care Of
Sufferers.
SAY CIGARETTE CAUSED 1T.

~ i
Flfc, when Practically DESTROYED the
homes OF Mrs. Z. a. Throckmorton
MIS-. *. l. Aleech, and MIS-. a. j. FigG.
NOS. PIP. ~ .aIn W beveriy street,
al,u lhreltei,ed 10 spread through inc
$3.50 $3.50 - .o.a, oeou, ,eu ses.eruas az
h - ~ Iioch. MOS. OF the houses
~, Ivy /. ', ,osn. ate " Woou' ana LOT
49,, .a .ou,>e gu, as ..hous y lnn Wloie
~ ~, nart =, ~, i,u. uleh WIN ''I
no f,,nes tbn ti,na. 49, ~,
,vere NM o,,+ nafora ~ nou n,. VII,
suffi ciently ~ cause then, - fa1,s -,
Al eipht ''min,,tas 10 10 -, ~ 49,. 49,,
was turned in and ~ - o.a,n.,. 80 80, -
chemical engine was al wnrk 1,tar
engines Nos ( / O ava 4 wa,.o ,..,,a,.
While there IS no nositiva e,;dn,..a
as to the cause or The nro tho nanr,la
pf the neIghborhood think il nrlcinated
in an old woodshed in tic rear of tI,s
home Of Mrs. Mech. which has for
some time been used ais a ratherin 3
place for the boys of tile eighborhood
many of whom smoke cigarettes
K The woOdhouse was entirely b con.
Fumed. The flames ran from thatunder
The other houses and up between the
wea therboarding
ne greatest amount OF damage in
5each caseAis on the lower floors and on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

such as Wtits bread, potatoes. rice.
partly cooked cereals and such.
StarchyAtoo is not digested In the
upper stomach. but passes on into
the doudenum. or lower stomach. and
intestines, where. In healthy indl-
vidual, the transformation OF the
starch into a form OF sugar is COM
iplcted and then the food absorbed by
the blood.
But il the powers of digestion arc
weakened. a part OF the starchy food
will lie in the warmth and moisture
of the. body and decay, generating
faces until under such conditions the
whole lower part of the alimentary
canal. including the colon and the APP
spendix. becomes involved. Disease sets
up and at times takes the form known
as appendicitis.
s When the symptoms Of the trouble
make their appearance, would Il not
be good. practical common sense to
discontinue the starchys food which Is
causing the troublA and take q food in
which, TIE srtarch has been transformed
into a form OF sugar IN the process of
manufactures? n
This is identically the same form
of sugar found in the human body a +
ter starch has been perfectly digested.
Now human food Is made up very
largely OF starch and Is required by
the body for energy and warmth.
Naturally, therefore. It's luse should be
continued, II possible and for the rea-
sons given above 1t is made possible
In the manufacture of Crap
food to bring relief from physical dis
3turha noes, we have sugg ested washing
1.-THE Sintestines to get rtdssof the
immediate q causeaof the disturbances.
Naturally there are cases where the
ldiseage has lain dormant and the abuse
continued too long, until apparently
only the knife will avail. BUTT is IA
swell-esta blished fact among the hest
physicians VIII Q nre acquainted with
the details above $recited. that preven-
Statiye measures are far&and away the
best. fs.s rs II 3y53 5tss " tx
Are we to be condemned for sug-
costing I a way to prevent d iseaHe by
following natural $ methods and for
gparfecting q food that ntains no
t''med icine' md produces no ''medtci-
nal effect" hut which has guided lit
orally thousands Of persons from sick
ness to health? IN We have 2recelved
during the years past ~ pwards OF
25,c aO AZ lei tiers from people who have
been either helped or made entirely
we'll by following our SUGGESTIONS, ami
they are simple. ia 81: &
IL aoffee q tsagraes and causes a my OF
the ailments common 10 some Co flee
users, quit ltS and take on Post llnis,ts55.
D. & White bread, potatoes, rice and
sot her starch GODS ma Ike trouble, quit
and Fuse Grape.Nnts food. which Is
largely pred gested and will d igest.
Snouris ll H and sstrengt then, when other
forms Of foe do A W. W It's j ust plain
old common Sc ii e. M a: II
AM herels Ia Rea SON for r ost UNI g nd
Crane N uts, RI Cd 3Ss
no stun, Cereal Co, 10,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
USED COEEEE POT.
Human Llfe Threatened With Pots, Az
!. -. md NIlirHS {.

Human I.ife Threatened With Pots, Axes
and Knives.
Roland jackson (colored) was arrested last
night on the charge Of stealing a coat valued
ut $40 from Willis Crawford.
Ian Williams. a white man, was arrested
or warrant charging him with throwing
a bucket Of water on Joseph Diamond. The
LITTER is put down as Il witness in the case.
William Pearce (colored) was arrested on
n warrant sworn out by C. A. Wood on n
charge of assault with coffee pot, with
intsnt to MAIN, disable and kill
Giles Haden G(colored) was arrested for
assault on Bertha Hadcn. Josephine Wilkins
was charged In a warrant With assaulting
and threatening to kill Mamie KelIum with
a knife, and Cora Allen (colorcd) was ar
rested for threatening lane Watkins with
an nN. There were numerous assaults and
threats 10 kill. but fortunately. no ono was
.ki!led. so far US could be learned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

lens by an average OF one mile wide is very
p1t sperous. having electric lights, telephones
and other modern conveniences Some time
az" there was a movement.to build an cleo
tric line around the island from the nrin-
cipa! town. Hamilton. but the council OF
operate.
Messrs Whitley and Scarborough found
that 1t would be impracticable to ruin an
electric line from one end of the island to
the other. as tho public roads, along which
the line would have to be built, arc too mar.
row TO be used for both cars and wagons
They recommended, therefore, that a line
he built around the island SsE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

A Doctor OF Divinity. now Editor of
well known Religious paper, has
written regarding the controversy be-
tween Golfers Weekly and the Re-
ligious Press Of the Country and
others, including ourselves. Also, re-
garding suits for libel brought by Col
lier's against us for commenting upon
its methods.
These are his sentiments, with some
very emphatic words left out:
1.-THE Religious Press owes you a
debt of gratitude for your courage In
showing up Golfers Weekly as the
.Yell-Oh Man. Would you care to
use the inclosed article OIL tho Boo
Hoo Baby as the 'Yell-ohs' Mans
successor? 2"
"a contemporary remarks that Co.'s
liers has finally runE against solid
hickory; Post and e been damaged IN
its own estimation to the tune Of
$500 00.00." 81. as
Here isEa publication which has, IN
utmost disregard OF tho facts. spread
broadcast damaging statements about
the Religious Press and others and
has suffered tn ose false statements to
go uncontradioted. unit not Il ga tbs
fed after finding the Religious Press
too quiet, and Espeaceful.sSto9 resent the
insults it makes the mistake Of wan
derlng into a. fresh field and butts Its
ratified head against his Post and q ~
the World H laug CHS. IFS Even Oh lstians
smile, as the Post sudd denly turns l1t q and
gives it back q lose Of " IS Wn med
icine.'' {5 81 e
."Its4is mi stake to II say h all 1.-THE
World lauEhs 81; No CHI cary laugh comes
from Golfers. but it$Scries Esand hoo
hoos like a spanked baby and wants
$3.50 TOTO soothe its tender, la G :
| rated feelings.
THANK Heaven 1T IA as at. asst strucl.
d man WITH ok bone enough TO cal
a spa lie +. Al 'apad 6, and who believes
lin telling tho. whole ruth without
fear or: fay 81. Ss5 Az
Pcrln ps Gollier's With 4 ts utmost
Isdisregard Tor he sfa OTIS. ma Y say no
such letter. exist Hayerth e! less O ~ J
on file in orr flee sa a ona =
| nanar CON IA a y. 4 etc., denounctng tn
| ayellow,' y methods of Golfers n Is
! volume is so large that q man 6couto'
not Well 20 thru It I'm der hal Z ~ days
4 steady work. The setters come tro N
various parts q e Anle CO 9. g. sli 8
| Usually a$private} con troversy 4 Is s mo, !,
tntereat.ngs to he p,lb1 lc bllts ms l T. 8
| public controve rsy iS3s5 Z
colier's lin been Y /; ,,yel
llows methods tn ira 81 ~ tet eioh y
Eitself hut, jumping In e u "
ling heels together and Syelling lloo Ok
at me" Wouldn't flee, SO it. sta rts.
out on "a es.iIo1i ar II han Il tack
an tho Reltgious Press and on med I
| cines. I.
wa leave 81 10 the M llcgnow Z. sns Nye
4 did when Ne ffirst resented Co lier's
attacks 10 IA ~ y gcra I 4
FOR sensation and scircula ion, its N 4 ~ ~
tacks do not amount toa g. sys q, Us
lMercenary hound : ls ksw Y IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Sc, crnl Irnportar

sc, crnl Important Pre>entments to Come Up
~ To-Day.
Several Important presentments arc to
come ,hnsibetore rher,F Federal grand jury.
which NEE ssan. the Federal Building at II
O'Clock this morning. among them being
that OF Frank P. Burke. charged with rifling
q letter at Station B post7offlce. and those
against Rev. ~. T. IIargtaves. OF Hanover.
and W. S. BIcllanan.a-of LOUISA both OF
whcmf are charged with using the United
States MATS for Improper and fraudulent
purposes. II, is said that two bishops now
in attendance upon the Episcopal conIention
will appear as witnesses against HarErayes.
who claims once to have been q Clergyman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Acadc my-Otfs Skinner.
BijOu-aFr0m Sing Sing To I.ibcrty.~
qlLleNO0d-Vnudcvll1 skating Rink

"Shcrlock Holmes" Rather Poor.
The presentation OF Sherlock
Holmes" at the Academy last night.
while disappointing in very many re-
spects. might have been somewhat
more enjoyable had not the waits be-
tween acts tried tho patience OF the
Sherlock Holmes" in the hands 81
a mediocre company of players, such
as was seen last night, became II melo-
drama pure and simple. The scenery
was of the poorest the den of Holmes
being shown. as a room IN baby nine.
The work OF Ramsey Wallace in the
title role, while at times convincing;
often 1t was hard to recognize in the
sleek, dapper and rather chubby sher-
lock OF last evening. the. esthetic
philosophical. dream sr ! I. cre easg NJ, ny :
too emotional. Miss Elizabeth Murray
portrayed Madge Larrebee with much
credit, and her gowns and hats were
exquisite and of the latest fashions.
Her a appearance on the boards was al
ways refreshing.
.From Sing Sing to Liberfy.''
8'From Sing Sing TO Liberty: was pre-
scented at the BtJou last night. rho
play was written especially as q veht-
Gle IN which !, Cunning. known aar tn,
ness in getting out of handouts, and
proving that the locks of Yale ana
yTowne5a are not proof against an expe!S
Cunning, like Houdini claims that he
can get out OF any pair OF regulation
police handouts. lie certainly man
laged7to dofthis last light One of the
guards from the penitentinry placed the
sshackles on him. Harry Clay Blaney.
tits lmelodramn from start to finish
1T is n play full of "escapes.'
>1C,r ,JrAh han NIL .ft tor al "a
a':ascapes = and the hero and heroine
SO their way rejoicing, the former liav-E
Ing escaped everything but anlatrimony.
Great Week mt lakewood.
a. large crowd was at lakewood last
the many attractionaf
of THAT resort. which, has been re-
opened for the beneti / Of he visitors.to
the city during this week Along the
long boardwalk and around the band
stand the crowds were congregated.
with all of the many amusement de-
vices doing q good business. In the
theatre an attractive vaudeville bill is
offered. n
N o;night a fireworks display which
wi ed ual any ever seen here will bes
fse u o f.. Ess.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
Z 7 =
REPUBLICAN, CLUE,
Challenge to rc issued FOR Joint Debate, In
gt5a- 81 sN s4 This Civ. zfiy s'1'

The Republican Club OF .Richmond held A
meeting at Thompaons Hail las, night.
accepted resolutions respecting ihe hr,,,n I, !
murder % Mr. @. i Sncatl, OF Ning William;
heard number oflspecches. and decided III
challenge the City Democratic Committee for
Joint debates with their legislative candi
dote, Mr., Leslie H. Drew,
MI Drew was present and made a speech,
pntilninst his plan of campaign. Other
speeches We're made BY Messrs. Edgar Allan.
ieseph p Stewart. Royal Il. Cahell and Lane
Ley i was decided to have several aa !.
dresses BY prominent Republicans here dur.
inS the campaign whether tho challenge ia
the pemoerats snail be accepted OF. MOI. a. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
TRUE BlLLs FOUND.
Grand Jury to Take Up City Home Matter
ssta Next Tuesday. II

The grand Jury of the Hastings Court. sit
tins yesterday. reported the following in
;dictmnnts: Henry Brooks, house breaking:
Harrison Butler and Lula Tyler, robbing;h
Louise Hankins. grand larceny: ~ I'm HART
son, forgery; Thomas Jones. house breaking:
Charles johnson, grand larceny: 3 iary Low
ing grand larceny, Brooks y ohnson and
# Thesdury Is composed OF ~, =. Bemies
tforemnn) 1. lair II olling, @, Ben tley. b s.
b Valentine. -. NJ, C;wathney,3O 8. "A len
Wingo. and Nv III Erecol,yene on Tuesday next
4 ) ia e m thegCi,y Home graft matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
WE'RE PLAYING skim

a. NJ. ltobson Arrested for Disorderly Con-
duet on Street Car.
Sin colored samesters We're nabbed last
night in a game of skim and all were
escorted to the First Police Station. where
they belnoaned the fact that they would be
skinned again this morning.
~ NJ. Fobson twhitel was arrested last
night on tho charge of heing disorderly on
car No esq., OF the Clay Street line.