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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-08-07
NOEL ARRAIGNS
EDITOR SCHERER
SAYS STARKVILLE EDITOR is A
SLANDERER AND HAS RE-
ELECTED UPON HONOR
OF MISSISSIPPIANS.
Governor Refers to Mess Hall Incl
dent and Other Features OF
Recent Investigation at
A. & M. College.

hcCCuG 1uNCSUAA OUiOn Ou
A. & M. College.
AJackson special to the Mem
phis Commercial Appeal says:
Governor Noel gave out to-
day the findings of the majority
of the board of trustees of the
A. & M. College on the charges
preferred by Prof. R. H. Leavell
against President Hardy. He
said chat he would reply to the
structures of the New Orleans
board of health as to the 1906
sale of the cattle infected or sus-
pected of tuberculosis. made du'
ring the administration of Gov
ernor Vardaman, and reported to
and accepted by the predecessors
of the present board of trustees,
without disapproval, in the
month of Jnne, 1906, as soon as
he could obtain written copies
of the evidence of witnesses; and
that this evidence would show
that the cattle were sold to a
New Orleans cattle dealer, who
had full notice of their condition
before seeking to purchase them; {;
and that if any law was violated,
it was violated by the dealer
after his purchase, as the cattle
could have been legally used,
under sanitary regulations, for
either beef or breeding purpos-
eS.
In reference to the letter of G.
M. Scherer, editor of the South
ern Farm Gazette, published
yesterday. Gov. Noel said:
.sThe charges which that let
ter directly or inferentially
makes, that l intended or did
anv discourtesy to his wife, or
even thought or had suggested
to me. any idea of her eating at
the mess hall, or that / objected
to his eating there, for the pur-
pose of having him drive to
town, or miss part of the evi-
dence, is willfully and malicious.
" false. Because | believe now |,
and believed then, that G. M.
Shearer had willfully and mali
ciously slandered Chief Justice
A. n. Whitfield, Gov. A. 81. Lon
gino, President J. G. Hardy, DR..
H. L. Noel and me, and that
nart of the A. & NJ. student body
who were endeaverlng to help
defray their expenses of educa-
cation by working at the college
during vacation, I informed the
college steward, Mr.. Oliver,
that I would not eat at the same
table with G. M. Scherer.
..While attending duties, as
the president of it's board OF
trustees, my lodging and fare
are to be provided by the col
lege. 1 knew of no right OF any
one. besides students and col
lege officials and employees to
cat at the mess hall. According
to nv information, G. NJ. Scherer
& ! recent conner to this State,
from another section OF the
Union, coming as an alien TO Its
history, to its local tradition and !
saelincs. All the men whom
have have mentioned as having been
subiected to his malicious false
hoods are natlve born Mississ-
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ALI Ic10v6ut t0SUiuuOHy Was p0G-
mitted. and after all the evidence
had been heard : the Trutees-
the jury, rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
President Hardy has been, Just
flied and exhonorated, and from
this judgement there can be no
appeal. Those who are clamor-
ing for a new tria! m lst be either
very ingnorant or very much
blinded by their own desires.
There are but few educated
people in Mississippi who do not
know that a man cannot be plac-
ed on trial twice In the same
court for the same offense. Be-
sides it looks to me as il it would
be an insult to the Board of Tru.
stees for one to suppose that
they would meet one month. try
a man and render a verdict in his
favor. and the next month try
the same man on the same char.
ges with the same evidence, and
render a verdict OF. guilty What
Kind of men(D would it take to
do that?
Now if this newspaper disturban-
ce can do nothing toward ousting
President Harpy why not stop itg
Granting for the sake of argu-
ment that President Hardy is
guilty as charged. and that his
enemies are right. Even then
this newspaper gossip could
have but an evil effect. because
the trustees are the only ones
that can remove him, and they
say that he has done nothing to
warrant his removal. Then all
those attacks upon President
Hardy can have but one effect,
and that is to damage the instit-
ution over which he presides.
In the name of Justice and in be-
half of President Hardy | want
to say that I believe he is not
guilty of any wrong. I was in
his student body part OF every
session for six years and | beli-
eve the Trustees were right in
their decision.
The poor boys of Mississippi
can never have a better friend
than President Hardy.
When I~had paid my entrance
fees into the A. & Nd. College /
had $15. 90 left. To-day | hold a
diploma from that institution and
one from the law department OF
Millsaps. I am greatly indebted
to President Hardy for the achi.
leyement of these results. He Of
Ifered me his strong hand of asst.
stance, kindness and sympathy.
| not because / was wealthy, nor
because my people are influenti-
|al-but because | was needy
human being struggling for light.
can give the names OF many
other boys whose cases are sim
| liar to mine.
President Hardy isa good man.
| In my opinion the poor people oi
Mississippi have no better friend,
and it pains me very much. indeed
to see them so badly mislead.
On the evening of Sept. 10Th,
1900, entered the College cam
as for the first time. It was dark.
| / was q green country boy and
| had not an acquaintance on the
grounds. The reception commit
tae VINO met me- was q crowd OF
|loud-laughing. over-b earin g
boys who proceededl TO stretch
mo across 8 trunk and pepper
the seat of my pants TOR about
five minutes with barrel slaves.
| t guess this was funny TO them.
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Fire Works Notice,

All persons are hereby notified that
heavy explosives and fire works Of
every kind calculated TO ignite cot
ton or other articles must not be
fired in the city limits except In your
own yard, The dry weather and
high winds make tha careless use
Of fire works extremely dangerous
and this order will be rigllly IN.
forced against every violator.
BUCK GARRETT,
2l-3t Chief OF Police.
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PROCEEDINGS OF rHE soARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Published OCTOBER Is. is0sl
STATE q Oklahoma. Carter Coun
ty. ss
!; IS ordered and directed by the
Bard Of County Commissioners. O..
Carter County. Oklahoma. that the
Sheriff Justices OF the Peae. and
Cons'a5les % Carter County. are
hereby commanded 10 see that M
persons may leave the bounds OF
he county. moving thelr personal
effects. without having paid thei-
taxes FOR 1905.
Il Is further ordered tha. said OIL.
acers shall seize enough property
= said parties leaving the county.
20 pay said taxes: and that the
County Clerk. upon application. Will
furnish said officers with a certified
copy OF SAID parties taxes. includ.
Ing their poll TAX and road tax.
which shall be collected. unless they
hold receipt from road oyerseer Gov.
ering road tax
That a copy Of this order be mail.
ed 20 each % the above officers
IN said County OF Carter and pub.
I.shei in the Weekly Ardmorel,e
until January lst. 1909.
And that any party wishing 1.
leave Carter County can call on N,
County Treasurer in his Office. and
pay hts taxes and save the cost
that might be incurred by the off.
GERS forcing the collection o, his
taxes.
ROET. F. SCIvALLY.
chairman OF the Board OF County
Commissioner.
(Attest). VIM. r. FRAME.
County Clerk.
By p. W DUKE. Deputy.
lSEAL) Oct 2s-to jan !
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has already expressed his opinion
and taken from us the worry point o.
law upon which We were acting. tha
r. would be useless for this BoarJ
10 proceed any further in said mat
ter
Done IN open session this the 2its
day Of December, 1908.
ROBERT T. SCIvALLY.
Chairman County Board
Attest. WN. g. FRAME,
County Clerk.
BY l. W. DUKE, Deputy.
SEAL
state OF Oklahoma, Carter County. SIS
This is 10 certify that We the Board
OF County Commissioners in special
session, all members being present
that the County Clerk Of Carter
. County is ordered to make list Of
all the school districts within said
County OF those that have issued
bonds and those that are in the act
ot issuing bonds, showing what the
sinking fund and the interest of
each district viii be: And It is
further ordered that an Bonded Dis.
tric's wherein they have not made
sufficient lcyios 10 cover said sink.
ug fund and interest that the
County Clerk is hereby ordered. ac-
cordu- 20 law. 10 make sufficient
ioE.os 20 pay said sinking fund and
interest. That tho County Treasurer
shall ha notified OF said levy and
shan hold said amount Of money to
pay interest and sinking fund OF each
district.
Done in open session. this the Gath
day o' December. 1905
ROBERT =. SCIVALI.Y,
Chairman County Board
Attest: WM. b. FRAME,
County Clerk.
By i W. DUKE. Deputy.
(SEALD
This is 10 certify that We me
Board OF County Commissioners do
appoint b. W. Duke as tax 'erre,t for
Carter County, and authorize and en-.
power him 10 place upon said tax
rou all raNable property that he
finds has not been listed in said /
County and for said work he shall /
be compensated the amount according /
10 law.
Witness our hands this the Gath .
lay OF December 1908.
ROBERT +. SCIVALLY.
Chairman County Board.
Attest: WM. b. FRAME,
County Clerk.
BY B. W. DUKE, Deputy.
tSEALJ
Thereupon the Board OF County
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Notice Of Sale Of Inherited Lands.
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.H-ET'LL BECOME or SUGAR
REEEH"T-E QUESTION
ATTITUDE OF SUPplICATION
The Supreme Court VIII be Asked fer
a Re1esrna to GIVE Oh Lawyers
Breathing spsII-Whst VIII
Hadley Stand For?

Kaass. C'y uo. Dec g7-rb.
Standard OIL company viii ask the
state supreme ceur, ,o gran. -..
hearing OF Hs cas-. f1r violating -ne
an'.fu-' laws of M.s ourl Th. mo.
uo. a.l H. filed a-e. week and The
company doe. NOT eNpcc. 10 decision
earlier than the first week .n Feb.
uary.
This VIII give The trust breathing
time and hold off the issuing OF the
mandate oustlng Sc from the state
long enough for making som, arrange.
meut- for handling the property Al.
fred y Eddy general western attor.
ney for the Standard OH company.
with headquarters in Chicago. went
90 New York as soon as the opinion
was given He returned 20 Chicago
yesterday afternoon and started for
Kansas city last night with orders
70 talk it over with Frank Hagrrmau
and s'o what can bc done
The Sugar Creek refinery is the
most serious present problem 'he
standard OH company has 20 solve.
There is q possibility of course. thar
Missouri. example Will start q prose-
'utou ZOO 70 lo' OF ueishbor.n- states
o. FpH"ar- nov that ,he decision Hls
alou. th" worst kuocEou, b'oV the
standard on company oyee received
lt b. We're only o question ot selling
oil There would bo way o. getting
around 'hc decision without much
trouble But 'ho Sugar Creek rofu.
er supplies oil for several states
The company needs f. .u iis business.
?. sides It is property valued az @
million dollars and it rs by no means
as easily marketed as the mule teams
u rbo oil delivery wagons would be-
E"s.dcs. .f 8. were sold the only cf
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Proceedings Of Board Of County Com
missioners.

'Fl.st Published Dec -. 1905.
state of Oklahoma Carter County. ss
The Board Of County Commission.
'rs oi Carter County. OKLA. met,
this the 24,h day Of December. 1905
pur-uaut TO call Of the County
Clerk for the purpose Of taking up
the County Weisaer proposition.
Road Tax proposition, arranging for
levy for sinking fund and Interest
fund for the school Districts that
issue bonds, and appointment of
tax ferret, all members OF the
Board and the Deputy County Clerk
being present
The following orders were issued.
towit:
Il is hereby ordered by the Board
Of County Commissioners in special
session assembled, that Township
Trustees shall notify all Road over.
se,rs under their charge that they
must make report 20 th. township
trustee according 20 law: and as
there are so many people leaving the
county, that lt becomes necessary
that tho road oyerseers be active and
collect road tax due from those that
have not paid or worked out their
road tax.
Done In open session this the cith
day Of December, 1908.
ROBERT +. SCIVALLY.
Chairman County Board.
Attest; WM. b. FRAME.
County Clerk.
BY Is. W DUKE, Deputy.
We the Board of County commits.
sioncrs OF Carter County, Oklahoma.
Zoo special session, all members be-
Ing present, and with unanimous
'o'" do hereby render the following
decision, to-wit:
First That the members NJ the .
Farmers Union of Carter County. rep
resented by their attorneys, asked
hs Board tor hearing upon the
esali'y of the present County Weigh.
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Buffalo s. s.. -aFs % cured NE most
annoying cold sore { ever had with
alcHns Ar-.oa Salfa : applied thi.
sa..s once O. day fJ- tao days. Rher
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-Iu. raa.s 400 sar.. sol. under
guarantee az A'im1re Pharmacy 25c
ID T. IS
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ilolrsc coughs and etu'fy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar as u sooth.s innamod
membranes heals the lungs. and cN
prls the cold from the system Sold
by All druggists u a "
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WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT Now"
Don't wait until It gets cold again.
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co.
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FRIGHT Now"
Don't wait until It gets cold again
Phone 60. Ardmore suppIv Co.
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-16
REFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR GIRL
By HELEN ROWLAND.

All this talk about trial marriages
seems so superiUOus-cOnsidering
that marriage has always been a
trial
A man in the act OF putting his
wife on the train for her summer
vacation feels Ike the bad boy who
has Just heard the bell clang for
recess. he doesn't know exactly
what he is going 20 do. but he
knows Il will be something against
the rules and hence very fascinSs-
ing.
You would fancy a girl were a
species OF ostrich from the amount
Of flattery a man feeds her before
marriage and the twO-edged cyni-
cisms he expects her 10 swallow af-
terward.
Happiness in marriage doesn't de-
pend half so much on whether or
not a man keeps the Ten Command
ments and goes to church as on
whether or not he keeps a pretty
stenographer and comes home 10
dinner.
Every woman Is born an actress.
and actresses are twice as attract
i've 70 men as other women. be-
cause they are twice women.
a mans sense of honor is so Pc
culiar that II gets out OF working
condition the minute ne comes near
a pretty woman.
When a man declares he knows
HIS own mind. his wife may some
times wonder why he seems so
proud OF the acquaintance.
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ize the principal characters absolute ar
tificialty, and carried of her scenes with
grateful confidence. II is a pity she Will
not have time 10 develop Rama accord
ing TO her understanding Of the role
sydney Mather made a most agreeable
Capt. BIuntschli. the Swiss soldier Of for
tune, in which he assumed the role Of a
variety OF passive Petruchio. whose
shrew is tanned by quite the reverse OF
violence. Ralph Kellard. barring a tri-
fling predisposition TO vehemence. was an
excellent Saranoff. one OF the best char
acters in the play, and Alfred Hudson
acquitted himself well IN the part Of the
pOmpous Maj. Petkon.
Frances keenan, was especially clever
as Louka. This young actress Is bound
TO make a name for herself. as she shows
a marked versatility and an unusual IN
sight into the requirements OF her role.
Alice Butler. as Nine. Petkof, was anus
ing, and Percy Leach made a short ap-
pearance as an officer OF the Bulgarian
army.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. JAMES B. DILLARD is relieved from duty
az Wstertown Arsenal. Mass. and viii report 70
the Chief Of Ordnance fcr duty IN his Office.
Capt. WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS is relieved from
duty az the Springfield Amory, Mass. and win
proceed 20 the Franford Arsenal Philadelphia.
MAJ. SAMUEL HOF is relieved from duty al the
Frankford Arsenal. 10 take effect upon the AZ
rival at that arsenal of Capt PHILLIPS. and
viii then proceed 10 Rock Island. H.
Capt. CHARLES NJ. ALLEN Is relieved from duty
at the WnterTliet Arsenal y. Y. and Will pro
ceed to Philadelphia and report al the Drank
ford Arsenal
Cap,s WILLIAM P PLATT and GUY z. CARLE-
ton and First Lieut.. LLOYD P. HORSFALL
are relieved from duty az the Sandy Hook
Proving Grounds and viii proceed 20 Water
town.
First Lieut.. RICHARD c. BURLEsON IS relieved
from duty at the Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
and viii proceed 10 Watervlict.
First Lieut.. CHARLES A. MEALS Is relieved from
duty al Sandy Hook and VIII then proceed %
Springfield. Mass
Capt FRANK d. ELY Is relieved from duty in
Denver and win proceed % San Francisco and
take the transport to sail for the Philippine
Islands
Capt EARL C. CARNAHAN is relieved from duty
in the Philippine Islands and viii proceed 70
San Francisco.
Leave Of absence sor two months is granted Capt.
GEORGE s. GOODALE. Twcnty-third Infantry.
Mai GEORGE Mex. WILLIAMSON. quartcrnas-
ter having completed the duty for which he
was ordered TO this city. viii return 70 his
proper station
At the request of the governor Of Oklahoma. Mai
WILLIAM BLACK. L. s A. retired. IS de-
tailed for duty with the organized militia G;
Oklahoma.
Capt GEORGE V. H. MOSELEY. Fifth Cavalry,
viii proceed 70 Chicago for duty 70 accompany
the First Cavalu. Illinois National Guard, on
practice march
Engineer WILLIAM c. GRACE. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. now az the School Of Submarine Defense
Fort Totten, y Y. viii be sent to Fort Cas-
we'll n. c.
The fCllowingnamed contract surgeons. United
States Army now in this city. are relieved from
further duty al the Army Medical School. and
VIII proceed 20 the camp of instruction az Pine
Camp y. Y. with assignment with Company G.
Hospital Corps: Contract Sugs. MAHLON
ASHFORD. ARTHUR y. TASKER and GAR
FIELD l. MCKINNEY.
Second Lieut. ALNA LEE. recently appointed from
civil life. is assigned 20 the Fifteenth Infantry.
He viii report on July Is al the Washington
Barracks. y. G.
| The following named contract surgeons. United
States Army. having completed the course oi
| instruction at the Army Medical School in thin
city. viii report at the General Hospital. Wash
ington Barracks. for assignment 10 duty witt
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AT LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

very well. Miss Jeffreys Lewis was, OF
course, good, as she always Is. and an
other part very we'll taken was the Hal
liday Of Mr.. Brennan. The rest OF the
company afforded adequate support and
helped 10 make a fine performance
The result OF the good acting. the
clever play. and the fine stage direction
OF Dir. Winchell Smith was an entertain
ment that is sure 20 please a great many
audiences as well as II pleased the large
audience last night There seems no room
for doubt that That Little Affair at
the Boys has all the makings OF a big
success. HECTOR FULLER.
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WILL COMPLETE COMMISSION.
President Takes Steps for OrEnni1n-
lion of Conservation Work.

Steps have been taken by President
Roosevelt in conjunction with clifford
Pinchot to complete the organization OF
the national conservation commission this
week. A meeting of the executive cou-
mittee viii be held in Chicago on June 19
In the rooms Of the Reclamation Service.
TO map out the general scheme Of work.
The members OF the executive commit
tee are: Representative Burton. OF Ohio:
Senator Nelson, OF Minnesota; Senator
Smoot. Of Utah; Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Wooodrun, Overton Price. Of the
Forest Service, Prof " ] MCGEE and
DR.. J. A. Holmes. Of the Geological
Survey.
The governors Of the conference de-
clared In favor Of the appointment Of Fed
eral as well as State commissions 10 CO.
operate In a plan for the conservation
OF the natural resources Of the country.
The appointment Of Mr.. Pinchot and
other members OF the national commis-
sion by the President quickly follows
Already work has begun in the collection
OF information upon which the pTelimi-
nary report of the commission viii be
based in January next.
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Copyright. 1919 By Frederic J. Hnskin.l

To-morrow-Great National snen-
gerfest,
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straight founce. and may be made in
sweep or round length. II Is gathered
to the belt al the waist line, and falls
thence in graceful effect. now so eagerly
sought. Mirage silk. foulard or any soft
draping material will serve for making
the dress. the medium size requiring ~
yards of 24-inch goods for the waist and
s yards of the same width for the skirt.
Two patterns-6l37. six sizes, % TO 42
inches bust measure; 6l3S six sizes. 20 TO
20 inches waist measure.
The price of these patterns is 20 cents,
but either will be sent on receipt OF 10
cents by the Pattern Department. The
Washington Herald. 73i Fifteenth street
northwest. and giving number (6lS7, 6lSS)
and size wanted.
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The suppleness OF the fashionable ma
pleasing effects IN gown creation, and one
which displays the ever-charming over
blouse effect is sketched. silk voie in
the cool. lettuce green shade was used
for making, Irish lace being chosen for
the yoke. and ribbon AID embroidery for
trimming. The blouse is slightly full at
the waist line where II is gathered into
the girdle, and is tucked over the should
ers, where a pretty frill completes the
graceful effect The sleeves may end
et the elbow. as shown, or they may be
extended to the wrist by meaPs OF a
deep cuff. The skirt is composed Of a
circular upper part heightened by a