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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11
Meeting Of Royal NeighbOrs
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rived this afternoon and Will cxcmplify
the ritualiatic work this evening before
the banquet and reception is given by
the local Rose Camp No. l4l3, at
which covers will be laid for $50
Last evening the local camp met and
the delegats who were in the city were
present and were entertained by the
lodge with a social session after the
work he'd been concluded.
Among the delegats present are Mes
danes J NJ. Baughman. A. H. Simmons.
White Eagle; stafford. W. McFagan,
Ralston j. Gussie. Jordan Rocky; j.
P. spaulding. Ponea city. b. b. Har-
lins, Ponca city; J. l.. Johnson Mary
Engies. Jones; Minnie Saunders. Mar
tha Hunt G. A. Sanderson. Agnes
Wells. r. J.. smith of Crescent: j. II.
Barlow. Shawnee; G. Davis Jennings
j.. G. Daisye Pleasant Valley. Florence
darrls. Muskogee Lizzie Simmons.
Broken Arrow; j. A. Skickelford Ok
lahoma City; A. =. Saxey III Reno;
/ Hattie Shalfer Shawnee r. Wells,
Lone Wolf Mary l.. Carey. Elk City;
Lote Bennett Elgier: Stella Elting,
Hinton; S. A. Jordan. Hydro. Ida
/ Moss. n Reno; W. l. Gault. Binfor. L.
/ g. Hickam. El Reno; Mary Agles. Tenn
pie: W. ~. Judge. ingfisher; w. A.
Grover. j. l.. Houseworth, Cashion
Celia Bennett Chandler: Viola Perez.
val. Marie Blevenes. Moore; Jennie
Talbot. Maine: NJ Emerson. Sparks;
! J. Threadgill Waterloo; Lora Baker
S Shaw. ELla; } n, Avis. Custer;
Laura A. Winson. Frederic; e. p
clouse. Perry; ames Murphy Avery.
r. G. Ballaway. r. C. Goodiug, New
kirk Mrs r. saey El Reno.
The delegates were entertained a
the Eiks hotel last evening aud today
az noon by the local reception commit
ltee. The State Camp feels much IN
debted 70 Representative j. s. shearei
ln bis efforts 10 make the meeting !
success lie IS state deputy for th'
Modern Woodmen Of America
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AAOhi a6e ~
tempts would be made to massacre
them
They secured legal advice aud filed
charges against the government with
the Bulgarian consuls in New York
and St Louis A suit OF $4,000 was
flied against Raspberry and 3 suits of
$4,000 each were placed against the
federal government
Stroud citizens were indignant be.
mands that the guilty ones be punished
We're made on the district court and
grand jury
As a result of the Investigations
started by Stroud citizens. Mrs Bette
Raspberry. wife of Cyrus Raspberry,
and her daughter. Hazel lam were
arrested as aocomplices 20 the crime.
Il was charged that the girl was carry
lng a can containing money aud to-
bacco peculiar 10 the Rulgariaus, when
apprehcnded They were released
The trial nf Deputy Sheriff j. w
Lilly will follow the trial of Aslns,
lt "a expected that two days will so'
the inish Of the Aslsins case
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WILL SOON
KNOW FATE
CLOSING RIG u NE N I
BEING HEA RID IN
TEGELIR CASE
Special to Daily header.

Special to Daily leader
Oklahoma City, Okla. March H.
Death upon the gallows. imprson-
ment in the penitentiary at hard labor
for life, OF acquittal
1ae Tegeler jury must decide upon
one OF these yeriicts as the fate Ol the
man charged with tbs mtirder of James
H. Meadows, According TO the instruc-
tion OF Judge Joseph G Lowe. OF the
district court The case probably will
go to the jury either late tonight or
before noon tomorrow.
Beginning at O'Clock Attorney
Hlghley. representing the state, spoke
until o'clock last evening He re-
hearsed the various features of the
case and delivered a strong argument.
Attorneys A. n Munden and J w
Johnson spoke in behalf of the de-
fense today, and Samuel II. Harris,
special assistant attorney general viii
close the case either tonight or to.
morrow morning for the prosecution.
In informing you as to what cen
stitutes n reasonable doubt said
Judge Lowe IN instructing the jurors.
"The court directs you that Il Is not
mere whim or caprice, not a cum
ming, ingenious or artificial doubt.
not one that Is searched for. but Is
such a doubt as naturally arises from
fun ard fair consideration of All The
eyiden,e, and after such considera
ton would create in the mind of an
intelligent man a doubt for which If
called upon he could give an explana-
tion.
rhe first thing to be decided by
the bory. according to the instructions.
viii be whether James II Meadows Is
dead or living, Judging from tho evil
dence The further and independent
fact mat then be established that
Rudolph Tegelcr either IN person or
81 coniun iion with Mrs Lila Mead.
ows did the killing or possessed a
guilty knowledge and WIS the person
Who killed Meadows or knew of the
killing cr participated therein, either
actively or By counsel and advice
Ieidge Lowe emphasized the fact
that some direct evidence pointing 60
the guilt ~ Tegoler AMI Mrs Mead
ows had been brought Ogt during tho
trial Tns'ructing on the question Of
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Board of Education
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educational board suae VISION user The
state schools
The board according 10 snperinten.
dent of Education Cameron. la an like.
liho9d viii hold that Il has the power
20 compel the city schools Co remodel
their buildings with q view 10 providing
adeWate fire escapes and outward
swinging doors This ia contrary 20
Che attitude assumed by the depart
ment Of education last week. when Al
tornoy General West sent his letter to
Superintendent Cameron. asking li the
latter department knew of che cOndi-
lions throughout the state.
we have reached the conclusiOs
that very little legislation Is needed
for MS TO act sad mr. Cameron we
are OF the opinion that we have inris-
diciion over ll9 state university ANA
normal schools
rfhe matter Of providing = Uniform
text book system vas also digcpssed
today Governor Haskell iaros'B the
plan that the boari name the menr
hers al die commission irstea Oi him'
sell "a provided In tie bin Oi Rem
Iesc8tatiye J Roy Williams. We intend
"a follow the lines ~ The bll, however
, The commission VIII consist prOe,bly
of seven men as provided IN lhe house
measure We have no desire 90 over
ride that where u meets with our
/ lappraai
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circumstantlal evidence. Judge Lowe
said
There appears to be in this case
some direct as we'll as c,rclimstmtial
Testimony. and il ygu should find that
ihe state relies wholly upon cifcum-
stantial evidence for the purpose or
conviction. the ourt instructs you
that the circumstances relied supon.
taken together. must not be suscepti-
bic OF explanation upon any other ra-
ti.ual hypothesis than that OF the de-
icndaut's guilt and II after a care
fu consideration Of all the evidence in
the case there IS in y0lr minds any
reasonable doubt as to the defendants
guilt. It would be ynnr duty 10 ac-
reit.N
Referring 10 testimony in support OF
an alibi, the ourt instructs
rPersor desiring to 10 so may per.
hans fabricate IT with greater case
9ud nopes OF success and with less
fear OF detection and Punishment than
other kinds Of defenses. for the rea-
son shat honest Witnesses, introPuced
20 establish it. may mistake dates
periods OF time, identity OF people, sur
rounding conditions ana other matters
about which they testify Yet when
once established is conclusive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11
LIGHT BREAKS IN
Thoughtful Farmer Learns About cot
fee.


Many people exist IN more on
less hazy condition and 1t often takes
years before they allze that coffee is
the cause of the cloudiness and that
there IS a simple way to let the light
break ia
A worthy farmer had such am exper
ience and tells about IL, IN a l1tter. lie
seys:
For about forty wears have ha1
indigestion and stomach trouble in ar
ious forms Durihg the last ~ years
would not more than get over one
spell Of bilious collie until another
would be Oh me
"The best d0cters { could get and all
the medicines / could buy. only gave
me temporary relief
Change OF climate wns tried with
out results. ! could not sleep nights.
had rheumatism aud my heart would
palpitate at times so that u seemed II
would jump ont Of nly body
y came to the conclusion that there
was no relief ior me and that J was
about wound up. when ! saw a Postum
advertisements had always been q
coffee drinker. and got an Idea fiota
the ad. that maybe co1ee was the
cause OF my trouble
n began 20 dFiug Postum iagtead 0i
coffee and IN less than three weeks
felt Ike new man. The rheumatism
lleit me. and ] have never had a spell
LOT bilious collie since.
My appetite is good. my digestion
lnevcr was better and cat 10 more
work than before Tor 40 years
u haven't tasted coffee since began
with Postum Ny wife makes Z ac
lcording 20 directions and relish It az
Well as ever did coffee. and I wns cor
lfanly a slave % coffee eThefo's I
reason
Name given by Postum Co. altif
lCreek. Mich Read The Road 70 Well
Yp1e in pkgs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11
Beware Of ointments For catarrh
That Contain Mercury,

Beware Of Ointments For catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
ms mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole sysSem when entering Il
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they VIII do
Is ten fold TO the good yon can pos-
sibly derive from them Halls Ca
iarrh Cure. manufactured by r. j..
cheney a. CO.. Toledo, O.. contains no
mercury, aud is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mus
cous surfaces of the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 70 rs taken internally
and made in Ttledo. ONO by r. j.
Cheney g. Co. Testimonials FREQ,
Sold by Druggists. Price Use. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipatiot..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

s275,c0o For University, Is Report.
Il Is eemi-officially reported that
the legslatrte win make an appropri-
ad8n of S275 coo for the state uni
versity al Norman; S2000O0 OF the
amount goes toward erecting a new
aeminlatratioh building TO replace the
one destroyed By fire few months
ago s75,0g0 win be for the establish
mont OF a law department in the uni
verslty and the S675C0 worth Of in
srrance carridi on the main hall,
which WIS destroyed BY fire, win be
uacd for furnishing and equipping the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11
Greeted With Applause

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escort them to a seat at the speakers
desk Both We're called on for
speeches. and responded briefly
Dr Abbott. the eminent New York
divine. has been delivering series of
addresses at Norman, and viii ad-
dress the legislature at Representa-
tiYo hall tonight al 1880 o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

Kodol is p scientific preparation of
vegetable acids with natural digestants
and contains the same juices found
In healthy stomach Each dose viii
digest more than 1000 grains OF good
food. sold by c. r. RENFRO
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esHsnsnsu sMs.Hs-EsB1 1a3Rs'HsS
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
,ourt Adlourns Unui Monday.

Court hdiourns Unul Monday.
Clerk Harry Finley, of the United
States cir nit court, and Deputy Clerk
c Dolde, of the United States dis
trict court returned this morning from
Oklahoma City. where they have been
attending couit fails week. Judge
Cotteral adjourned court last evening
until Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

stephen II Richardson. merchant
OF Perry. today iiled a voluntary peti-
iioB in bankruptcy Ia the office Of the
clerk of the federal court He gives
bis assets at sl,SS6, and his liabilities
at s35oG
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sWFHsNaRsasRsns sRsnsRsayv
personal /
AND
LOCAL

Fred A. Wilson Of Enid is ia the city
W Foster is here from Tecumsch
today
W n. Hays Of Norman is a Guthtio
visitor.
e. B. Hughes Of Oklahoma city is
here today.
c. u. Kelloeg Of Henryetta is in the
capital city
Former Delegate }. Il. Deyerle OF
Romano is IN the city.
y. II Hoss and J. W. Howard OF
Fairfax are here today.
s. Sullivan Of Newkirk. is in the
city comforting with state officials.
w e Verify. business manager Of
tho Shawnee Herald, is in the city
Editor Sidney suges Of the ArI-
morcite. is in the city from Ardmore
United states Revenue Inspector
Chas Howard is here from ri Reno
to-day
Attorney r. A. Walker is here from
Ardmore on matters before the sllpre
me court
Adelber, Hughes has gone TO Baxt, r.
ISprings, Kansas. 60 look after some
mining interests there
Deputy District Clerk w T. Warren
/ is in Oklahoma City attending the re
publican state convention.
Heber p. IIarter Of the Harter Real.
/ ty Co., OF Oklahoma City. In the city
/ last evening. Mr. Harter was a form
Ter Guthrie resident
4 School superintendent r. A. Gill of
Usage county is here today comforting
with State superintendent y. y. Cam
cron relative to educational matters
b. +. Means OF Pawnee is IN the
/ city. He IS one OF the leading cotton
einners of the new state having sever
al gins located along the Eastern Ok
lahoma road
Nathan Patterson, of the Patterson
/ l'Waiture Co, has returned from 1T
4 Supply where he has been furnishing
the buildings there preparatory 70 the
state moving it's insane patients from
Il Norman to that place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

II you want a pretty face. healthy air
Rosy checks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip Ger the deep blue sea.
Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea
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Miss Lncille Hpe. OF Wichita, niece
of VIM. Cross, secretary Of state, and
Miss Lewis. Of Sayre. are In the city
viewing the Legislature proceedings.
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until some future date which VIII be
made later to suit the convenience OF
the speakers.
Miss Lncille fdpc. of Wichita. niece
of VIM. Cross, secretary OF state. and
Miss Lewis. Of Sayre. are in the city
viewing the legislature proceedings.
Mrs. G. A. Croslett ana Jemnal
Clerk c. A. Croslett have returned
from visit In Davis with friends.
Miss Allen. county superintendent
OF Coal county, Is the guest Of Mrs.
e. r. Memminger
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy are here
from Avery, Lincoln cUanty, Mr.
Murphy IS president of the Citizens
bank there He was on the board OF
county commissioners Of his county
for five years Mrs. Murphy Is attend
ing the state meeting Of the Royal
Neighbors here.
Mrs j. o. Severns delightfully."- en-
tertained the Modern Priscilla club
yesterday afternoon. at her home, 407
East Washington avenue. The after
roan was spent in the usual work Of
The club Many new pieces Of fancy
work we're demonstrated Light re-
freshments were served The club
meets next Tuesday with Mrs. T.. G.
Sharpe
Mrs Il. w Keiser, OF Saltwater. is
the guest of Mrs A. X. Eastman at
her home on North Broad street.
Miss Faye Baxter entertained the
Koony Moony Shah club Thursday
afternoon. Iat&
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. Henry New
man. yesterday, an S-pOund baby boy
Both mother and child are doing nice
ly Harry is the proudest mHE IN
town Nj. and Mrs. Newman are
well known IN Guthrie society Mr.
Newman Is head bookkeeper TOT the
Spurrior Lumber company, Of this city,
and Mrs Newman WAS formerly Mltl
Alice Woods, of Chillicothe, Mo
The Eiks give the third Of a series
of five dances this evening at their
home on North Division street, compli-
mentary ia state officials and mem
hcrs of the legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

Mrs. G. A. Croslett and Jemnal
Clerk c. a. Croslett have returned
from visit In Davis with friends.
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SOCIETY,".



Mrs VIM Mccoy entertaine the La
dies Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
church in afternoon al her home l0l
East Washington avenue.
The Nlks' club gives reception aud
ball ia evening complimentary to state
officials and members OF the leglslas
ture.
Mrs J. r Spccr entcrtains thu east
division OF the Ladies Ala socicty OF
the Christian church IN the afternoon.
Thursday.
Mrs. IT, A. Fielding entcrtains the
Excelsior club in afternoon nc her
home on East Noble avenue.
City Federation holds educational
rally in afternoon
sirs A. VI Eastman entertalns at
her nome on North Elm street I'm after
noon az cards.
IN Iiappylond" at the BROOKS ia
evening
Mrs Charles II Filson entcriains
Acorn club IN afternoon.
Friday
Mrs l.. r. Leach entertains the
Guuie Whist club ia afternoon AT her
home 5ll East Springer avenue
The ladies Of the First A H. church
give farewell reception 10 Mrs. 3. $.
Hunt at the home of Mrs. Anna Ben
nett ia afternoon
Domestic Science club meets at the
home of Mrs Baxter 30l North First
street. ia afternoon Tor demonstration
OF Dishes iOr the Sick
Dr Macarthur. "a woman medical
missionary, will speak az Presbyte
rian church IN evening.
Domestic Science club meets with
Mrs J. w Baxter Subject Care oi
the Sick
Saturday.
Mrs Corb Sarchet entertains the
Smart Set Saturday afternoon
Amos Ewing and family are mpyins
To-day FROM East Cleveland aycoue {.
the Green farm. one-half q mile wcs
loi the College Heights addition which
Mr. Ewing has recently purchased
The farm has mod rn country houi
and an the commences ol city resi
dence
Mrs r G. Van Duyn has rotyrnai
to her hcmc In Enid. after a tei
days visit IN the city with friends,
The educational rally announced ~
next Friday night eps been pogipone'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

Judge Dunn to Buy a Home.
Hon. Jesse . Dunn, associate jus
tice of the Oklahoma supreme court
from the Fifth district has recently
sold some property at Alya, and is
looking for a location in the capital
city. He will bug home in the event
he can find one to his liking; If not
he will erect q modern house.
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NorIcE.

All persons owing accounts to The
Fair Dry Goods Co. must settle az
once to save costs. Call at the Store.
w. A. REEVES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

Miss Allen, county superintendent
OF Coal county, Is the guest Of Mrs.
e. r. Memminger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

Nathan Patterson, of the Patterson
Furniture Co. has returned from TT
Supply where he has been furnishing
tile buildings there preparatory u the
state moving its insane patients from
Norman to that place.
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until some future date which viii be
made later to suit the convenience OF
the speakers.
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Goes to Peniten-
tiary for Life

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differept departments OF the uni.
versity.
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b. f. Means OF Pawnee is IN the
City. He is one OF the leading cotton
einners of the new state, having sever
al gins located along the Eastern Ok.
iahoma road
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conLInued Irom pass one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

The Elks give the third Of a series
of five dances this evening at their
home on North Division street, compli-
mentary ia state officials and mem.
bcrs OF the legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

Mrs r G. Van Duyn has fotyrnod d
10 her hcmo In Enid. after ten
days visit IN the city with friends
The educational rally announced ~
next Friday night eqs been postponed
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Mrs Il. w. Keiser OF saltwater. is
the guest of Mrs. A. r. Eastman at
her home on North Broad street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

School Superintendent r. A. Gill oi
Usage county is here today comforting
with State superintendent T. . Cam
eron relative to educational matters.
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Saturday

Mrs Corb sarchet entertains the
smart Set Saturday afternoon.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-12

County Assessor w. S. McKinnon
has run up some interesting figures on
the number of educable children al
ready enumerated.
1t must be remembered in consid-
er.ng the assessment so far as the
county is concerned, that the last emu
meration included the present terri
tory of Perry County.
The city of Hattiesburg shows that
there are 1920 educable children al
ready enumerated land the work is
not completely against 2,25S in 1906,
a difference of 81 in favor of this year
With more to come. This looks like n
good indication that the population
OF Hattiesburg is on the increase, in
stead of diminishing as some have
claimed.
The total number of white children
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-12

He said that Mr.. Bowers had not
ton for the improvement of Leaf
River until the Commercial Club called
his attention to it. If made navaga-
bic, which could be done, it would COM
pei the Gulf and Ship Island to reduce
its freight rates.
Mr.. Barber said he was in favor of
the repeal of the Fifteenth Amend
ment and the modification of the Four
teenth. He paid high tribute to
Ex-Governor Vardaman as to his po-
sition on the race question.
He declared himself to be on the
side of the people against corporate
encroachment. He declared himself
also to be in favor of national prohi-
bition to the extent of making 1t effec-
tual in prohibition states.
Mr.. Barber was frequently greeted
with applause and he had full house
to hear him.
He spoke one hour and forty-five
minutes and was given close atten-
tlon.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-12
MEMBERS OF The COUNCIL
NOT PLEASED With The JOB
PIsnt Is Working Better, but the Walls
Have Cracked and Other Defects
Are Believed to Exist in Its Con-
struction.

One of the first things considered
last night by the city council was the
acceptance of the crematory.
That institution has been behaving
pretty well of late and the abuse of
1t is not nearly so great as 1t was at
first At first it gave out an odor that
it was possible to smell a great dis
lance and the thing was believed to
have been designed and constructed
just for the purpose of showing now
much terrible odor could be scattered
over and beyond the city.
But, as stated, 1t has quit most Of
its contrariness and is doing pretty
pecially say that they have Ssen given
smooth work now.
Some of the members of the board
are not satisfied with it yet. They es,
very poor job in the building mas
much as the walls have cracked.
Mr., Smith, ST., came to the city yes
terday to collect the pay for Lewis &
Kitchen, of Chicago, and Mr.. Smith,
ST., talked rather straight to the board
about the matter He said that his
company only agreed to burn so much
night soil, along with a good amount
of garbage, and If the crematory was
used to do more than the contract
called for, and the thing didn't smell
good it was none of their business and
they didn't care. Besides, he wasn't
much concerned about the amount of
coal that was consumed, as it had not
been run right but just little bit and
then 1t didn't take any more coal than
the company said it would.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-12
L. L. Major Resigns.
Succeeded byM Peck

Mr.. L. L. Major, who has been for
some time the local manager of the
Newman Lumber Company was sue
ceeded in that position Saturday by
Mr.. E. & Peck, of Scranton, Pa.
Some weeks ago, Mr.. Major ten
dered bis resignation to the company
to be effective as soon as he could be
Conveniently relieved, and Saturday
Nj. Peck took the place.
So far as is known there is no sig
nifcance to the change in the local
official heads. Mr.. Major expects to
engage in other business and for this
reason sent in his resignation some
time ago.