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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-06
Kind Words.

Our good friend Frank Magee,
Editor of the Macarthur Democrat
Enquirer, IN his last weeks paper,
told his many readers in Hooking
county some very complimentary
words, favoring the candidacy of
j. b. Dollison for Probate Judge.
Good luck to you, Frank. YouI
high regard for US is certainly
appreciated, and we thank you.
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Post Office Department,
Correct Mail Delivery.
Washington, Jan, 80, 1905.
The DEMoCRAT-SENTINEL,
LOgan, Ohio.

Washington, Jan, 80, 1905.
The DEMOCRATS SENTINEL,
Logan, Ohio.
s:-Referring to an editorial
in an issue of your paper, dated
December 5, 1907, complaining of
inferior service afforded by rural
route No. from Webb Summit,
Ohio, which was established from
that office by transfer of route No
7 from Logan, OHIO, effective Sep
tember /, 1907, you are advised
that mail is now received at the
Webb Summit Office in time for
the rural carrier to deliver on his
route the principal mail and the
Cleveland daily papers, in view of
which fact there seems to be no
ground for further complaint.
Respectfully,
p. Y. DEGRAw,
Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General.
We wish to most heartily thank
the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General for his prompt work in
looking after the correction or the
mail service TO Webb Summit, His
directions have bettered the SER
vice materially, and the citizens of
North Hooking appreciate his
attention.-Editor.
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Brick Works at Rachel
maeher Will Be Opened
First of March.

Prosperity is looking up for the
Hooking Valley and vicinity, The
big brick works at Kaehelmacher
will be in full operation about
March lst. General Superintend-
ant Kachelmacher, of Columbus,
accompanied by Mr.. Magley and
several railroad officials visited
the plant, Tuesday, and started
the men to work ON the electrical
machinery. They give assurance
that the big plant will be in full
operation early in the spring.
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School Examiner, Mr.. r.. f..
Harsh, has called our attention TO
circulars in his hands announcing
examination for teachers to enter
the employ of the U. $. Govern
ment to teach school is the Philip
pine Island. There are three
hundred teachers wanted. Salary
for men $1,000. per year: for lady
teachers 5000. Principals and
uperintendants receive from
$1,000. to $3, 100000. Applications
must be made to the U. s. Civil
service commissioner.
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hammer; several massive bending
machines that will bend 3-inch
iron; two bull-dozers bolt ma
chimes. Mr., Ross Kells has charge
of placing the machinery.
Southeast of the Blacksmith and
Machine Shop is the Main Car
Shop building. 1t is 500 feet
long, and six tracks wide. Has
capacity of rs cars. 1t Is heated
by electric fans that distribute the
hot air through the building, that
emits from huge cement tunnel
connected with the power
house. Hot air is carried from
one fan to the other by pipes.
This building is equipped with
two tentOn, three motion travel
ing cranes, one on each side
Either crane is capacitated to pick
a car up bodily and carry it from
one end of the building to the
other. All tools and equipment
for repairing are installed also in
this building. 1t is lighted by
day by tower roof with side lights,
constructed of glass, resupported
by woven wire. 1t is equipped
with folding, ire-proof doors.
The building is constructed of
iron, with gravel roof. There are
to be installed so arc lights In
this one building; all Of Logan
has but Is. Also innumerable
incandescent lights will be con-
veniently located in all the build
ings,
On tract in front of the Main
Shop and Machine Shop is Install
ed hugh five ton Electric Travel
ing Crane, that plays between
buildings. 1t is also three
motion crane.
South of the Main Building is
the Saw Shop. There is installed
in this large building, powerful
automatic-feed rip-saw; boring
machines for heavy timbers, and
also many other wood working ma
chimes. The building is equipped
with pneumotic pipes for handling
shayings and saw dust to the
boilers. This building is also
heated by tunnels. Two run
through it.
West of this building is the
storage house and dry house, for
drying and storing lumber.
North Of the Main Building is
the Office. 1t is handsome
building, of pressed brick, two
stories high, slate roof, and
modernized in every way. Like
all buildings, the office is built
substantially; it is there to stay.
Mr.. W. II. Cowell, master mecha-
mic will have charge of the Ma
chine. Shops, blacksmithing and
engine repairing.
w. F Cremean has charge of
car repairing and wood work.
j. r, Smith is yard master and
has charge of distribution of
cars.
g. w. Schwenke has charge of
passenger and car service, and
freight,
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Young Ladies Sewing Circle

Mrs. Charles Sloan, of Jackson,
will entertain the members of the
Young Ladies Sewing Circle next
Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock
luncheon. Complimentary to Miss
Name Campbell, one of Logan's 8
most popular young ladies.
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Hooking
VALLEY
SHOPS.

To the writer it was of much
interest, to visit the new car shops
of the H. V. Ry. Co. located at
our town, and now nearing com
pletion. Being personally inter
ested as citizen. We have
thought that the public here would
feel the same keen interest, and
we will endeavor to take our read
ers over the route of our visitation
and give them the kind informa-
tion that was so courteously eX-
tended to US,
We were glad to be informed
that the formal opening of the
shops will occur the last of this
month.
The first building to be visited
on crossing the big yards opposite
the depot, is the Power house from
the confines of which will be
emitted the great force that will
operate and light the entire man.
moth plant.
In this building will be installed
two huge direct action, alternat-
ing current dinamos, of $50 horse
power each, in connection with
which are two powerful direct
current generators or eXcitors.
There will be installed double
engine and air compressor, the
great source of power being con-
fined in three huge McNaull tube
boilers, equipped with the Jones
under-feed mechanical stokers.
The engines and dinamos are
mounted and anchored on concrete
foundations, and twelve inch steam
mains lead from the boilers to the
engines, and a twelve inch exhaust
is attached. The dinamos furnish
power to thirty motors, rs arc
lights, and innumerable incande-
scent lights. The powerful cur
rent Is transmitted throughout the
shops by sixteen electrical cables.
All the machinery and travelling
Grams are under electrical control,
The hammers are steam power and
compressed air. This power house
is builded of brick and is Is
feet by 100 feet in size. Just
west of the building stands the
smoke stack, one of the largest
and highest in the state. 1t is
built of steel and stands l16 feet
high, and is s feet in diameter.
Mr.. A. G. Hall, a very pleasing
and courteous gentleman, is chief
mechanical and electrical engi-
neer, and will remain in Logan in
that capacity when the works are
in operation.
Northeast of the engine house is
located the Wheel shop. In this
building the machinery consists of
a wheel-press, for pressing wheels
on axles; hydrolic boring ma
chine for boring wheels; drill
press and strong turning lathe.
Southeast from the wheel shop is
the Blacksmith and Machine shops.
A track runs through the center
of the'bullding. The building is
equipped with eight forges and
one large brick oven; steam trip
hammers punch and shears, COM
bination machine; single shears
two drill presses one compact
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High team score, All Stars, 7S9.
High man score, Charlie Beck,
200.
The Brunswick Bowling League
opened at the alleys, Monday
night. Billison's All Stars and
Warmers Victors being the first
contestants. The Victors won
one game and the All Stars two,
three games being played. John
Allen, of the All Stars made the
average for the evening, III;
Charlie Beck rolled the highest
score, 200; and John Billison the
lowest, 102. The following is the
score:
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WANTED-To saw on some
mill as Head Sawyer. Can come
at once. Address, dos. f. BEAv-
Frs, Rockoridge, o., r. T. ID. No. 2.
Jan. 30, 2-w.
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Birthday Party

Joe, the youngest one of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gompf's ten sons,
became twenty-one years old on
Friday of last week. The parents
had gathered in about 80 guests
and they had high old time with
music and games. Mrs. Gompi
served most pleasing refresh
ments.
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LUMBERM EN-We are in the
market for the following lumber
200 pieces x l2.inches X IL feet,
$500 feet board measure u X 4
inches mixed lengths, all No.
oak. Please quote price delivered
at our works.
TnE LOGAN CLAY PRoDuor Co.
Logan, Ohio,
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Our friend, Mr. Martin Note
stone, and his son.in-law, Charles
Febus, of So. Perry, were visitors
in Logan, Tuesday. Mr.. Note
stone was a jolly caller at our
oiIinp
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Mr.. Will Mathews, who has been
the delivery clerk at the Peoples s
Store for more than a year, re-
signed his position on Saturday
evening. Mr.. Mathews has sever
al offers in view.
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Owing to the serious illness of
Prof. Marc, the Magician, who
was to appear in Logan on Febru-
airy 10, the date has been post
poned but not cancelled; Prof.
Marc is confined in the Presbyter-
ian Hospital at Philadelphia with
an attack of typhoid fever.
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nv AOiip" - 8 ~ w A'N IL cSi $
of the teams.
All Stars-John Blllison, Chas.
Beck, f. A, Hoppe, Hubert Lap,
pen, John Allen, S. Bell Miller.
Specials-Fred Warner, Ray
Ruble, Geo. Schwenke, Arthur
Hall, Henry Leach, Rocheste
Bowen,
Brunswick - Walter Blosser,
Frank Shaw, Chas. Vorce, Chas,
Breen, Chas, A. Wright, Ru-
dolph Brandt, Harry Jurgensmier.
Crescents-George Smith, Chas.
Hiatt, Chas, Hildebrand, Joe
Krishbaum, Fred Allen, Fred
Campbell, Seth Sloane,
The Brunswieks and the
Crescents meet Thursday evening.
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Mr.. @. l.. Fultz, of Lancaster, is
putting in new gas engine at the
EEMocRAr-SENTINEL printing office.
He has as his able assistent in the
work, old reliable Marion Friend,
also of Lancaster.
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TYPEWRITNG-All kinds of
typewriting, both copy and dicta-
tion, done at reasonable prices.
Office with F. A.. Nail in James
Building. Citizen phone No. 439.
A. o. WRIGHT.
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Fred Raymond's famous comedy
The Missouri Girl, will be the at
traction at our local theatre, Fri
day evening, Feb. 7. The fact
that this is the twelfth season for
this play is most conclusive proof
that good, clear, wholesome theat-
rical productions are always well
coined and generously patronized
by the theater-going public. The
comedy is 50 closely interviewer
with bits of pathos and such SEN
sational incidents as would actually
occur in the lives of such people
as exist in The Missouri Girl, that
the entirety is revelation in sim
plicity and interests in play build.
ing.
Mr.. Raymond has equipped the
play with the best of accessories,
and has spared no expense in max
ing It's production one thoroughly
worthy the patronage accorded it,
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Farmer friend, Ike Inboden, of
Marion, was in our office Tuesday
and hurried home to meet the
"mumps" he is expecting to visit
his family most any day.
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Mrs. Harry Rose spent the fore
part of this week, the guest of
Mrs. Julia Dew at Nelsonville.
Mrs. Rose also attended the per-
formance of "the Great Divide" "
on Tuesday evening.
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Dance

Invitations have been issued for
an informal dance to be held in
the Red Mems Hall, Thursday,
February 13. An Italian orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion.
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Attorney Redfern, of Adelphi,
is in Logan this week in attend
ance on circuit court, which is in
session here.
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Messrs. Charles and Ed. Beck
and sister, Mary, are in Shawnee
today, attending the funeral of
their cousin, Miss Mary Staley,
who died at her home at that
place on Tuesday.
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Mrs. James Kimberling, of Des-
moines, Ia, is visiting her sister,
Mra. T. j. Leyshon, of Glenview
Heights.
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Hon. M. H. Jenkinson, of Pome-
roy, deputy state fire marshal and
editor of the Pomeroy Democrat,
was in Logan, Thursday. Our old
friend "Jenk" is red-hot for Bry-
an, and counts most assuredly on
visiting the great Nebraskan at
the White House.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ucker
have returned to their home in
Jacksonville, after spending two
weeks with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ucker, Sr.
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WANTED-50 pair of shoes
each day, to repair, at Ed. Myers,
Quick Repair shop, opposite court
house. Up-to-date machines.
Up to-date work.
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"Billy" Lillianthal, of Zanes-
vile, was in Logan, Tuesday,
circulating" among friends and
customers.
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A. M. Sparks has rented the
link property In Lancaster and
will move here during this
month. Mr.. Sparks has a music
store in Lancaster and is doing
we'll here. Lancaster Gazette.
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Mrs. Engle received word Tues
day morning of the death of her
niece, Miss Anna Staley, of Shaw
nee.
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Mrs. Maggie Kiefer, of Murray,
was in Logan, Thursday of last
week, visiting the families of Joe
Brooker and Ed. Jonas.
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KenSington Party

The w. r.. G. Ladies will give
another of their delightful Ken
sington Socials Friday afternoon
from to 5.
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Miss Clara Ucker, after spend
ing three weeks with relatives and
friends in New Straitsville, re-
turned home Friday.
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FOR RENT y Furnished
rooms in the Dollison
Block, east of court house.
Inquire Of DR.. G. w. Dolli-
son.
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The basket ball game played at
Macarthur, Friday of last week be-
tween Logan team and Macarthur,
was II warm one, but the score was
onersided. Macarthur 40, Logan
Z. The same teams will play in
Logan tomorrow.
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Mr.. Ezra Milling, of Columbus,
spent week with his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ucker, Sr.,
and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sparks were
in Lancaster, Monday, where they
secured house and will move in
the next few days. Their many
friends regret to see them leave
Logan.
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Mr.. Dean Bort was in Macarthur,
Saturday night in attendance on a
High School reception.
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Mr.. Nat X. Baum, of st. Louis,
spent Sunday in Logan, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose.
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Mr. and Mrs, Mike Hansel have
been having seige of the grip,
but are getting better.
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Judge George e. Martiu is hold
ing court in Jackson, Ohio, this
week.
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Mondescript

The Nondescript ladies will
banquet their husbands Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ira
Lindley.
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WANTED-Man 81 years old,
6 foot or more, square jawed, dark
hair, right off the farm. Good
wages, chance for promotion, per-
manent job. Address,
1910 New HAYDEN BUILDING,
Jan. %, 3-w. Columbus, O..
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Old war-horse Judge Riason, of
Laurelville, is in Logan this week
attending circuit court.
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Mr.. Charles Yontz has gone on
a business trip to Lancaster, CO.
lumbus and other points.
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Mr.. George Miller, our good
farmer friend, of Washington Tp.,
"blew in" to Logan ON the bliz-
gard wave, Monday, and kindly
left us his regards of $1.00
for another years subscription to
the DEMOCRAT SENTINEL.
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Miss Anna Powers, of Steuben-
vile, is the house guest of the
Misses Green.
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Mrs. M. II. Cherrington was an
over Sunday visitor with her par
ents in Columbus.
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Mr.. George Rish, of Rockbridge,
"paddled in" Wednesday, at our
front office door and paid two
years subscription. Said he had
been thinking about coming in for
some time, and then picked on the
wort weather of the year. Much
obliged, George.
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Miss Nell McManigal is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Boyd, of Prince
ton,
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Mrs. Maize Todd Culver, of In
diana, is visiting friends in Logan.
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Miss Maude McManigal, of Co
mbus, is visiting her parents,
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Subscriptions.

The following have our thanks
for subscriptions TO the DEMOCRAT.
SENTINEL, paid during the week of
Jan. 27, Feb. /, 1905.
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Miss Florence Brightis is teaching
this week for Miss Tracy.
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Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed.
Rhorer, Saturday, February 1, a
girl.
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GIRL wANTED-House work
in small family. Good wages.
ED. ANGLE, Logan, Ohio.
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FIR. Powers, of Steubenville, i
visiting Fr. Richards.
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Levert Sain, who met with an
accident to one of his eyes at the
Rug Factory last week, has re-
turned from the Columbus Hospit-
al, where he had been for treat
ment. The injured member is
getting along nicely and the
chances are very bright for his
complete recovery.
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Euterpeans

The Euterpean Club will meet
with Mrs. Lawrence Yerges, Fri
day night.
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MIR. Charles Ucker was n CO.
lumbus visitor Sunday.
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Mrs. Belle Hyson was "a Colum-
bus visitor Tuesday.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB NEWS
Social Circle
Mrs, Charles Yontz will receive
the Social Circle next Wednesday.
JuniaS

JuniaS
The Junia Club will meet with
Mrs. G. N. Bowen, Thursday
night.
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Miss Lulu Parker spent Tuesday
in Columbus.
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Mrs. Jas. Watkins is a Nelson.
Vile visitor.
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.

Jake HIghley made our Office a
call Monday.
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The following are the members
of the teams.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-11-12
MURDER OF Mr.. CARMACK.

The killing Of ex-senator Edward w.
Carmack by the Coopers yesterday OH
the streets of Nashville, from all the
information obtainable appears to have
been deliberate and premeditated. In
no kind of circumstances so far sug-
gested, can there be urged the slightest
justification for the crime, and the
tragedy constitutes the worst blot ever
put upon Tennessee. Mr.. Carmack, as
editor of the Tennessean, since his de-
feat for the gubernatorial nomination
has been, it is true, aggressive, some
times violent, in attacking what he
was pleased to call "a corrupt and
cOnscienceless political machine in
control of the dominant faction of the
democratic party" but he has never
written anything challenging even
! physical violence, much less assassina-
tion.
Col. Duncan Cooper and his son are
men of high standing at Nashville,
and are influential citizens in social as
well as political life, and their resort
to this shocking deed, so uncalled for,
so unprovoked and so cruel reflects
shame and humiliation upon Tennes
scans and writes them down as little
removed from savages. 1t is call to
every Tennessean, therefore, to look
about him and see that something ser
ious is wrong with our system of Grim
inal jurisprudence; that the enforce
ment of law has been but mockery,
and that the life of no man who has
the courage and determination to say
and do what he thinks is right is
safe from the bullets of men whom he
dares to oppose.
The effect of this terrible tragedy
will not only bring shame upon us
abroad but it will arouse bitter AND
harmful contentious at home and ere
ate animosities among the people from
which we cannot hope to escape with
out serious and disturbing differences
Senator Carmack was brilliant man
an honor to his state, and the idol of 8
large circle of friends and admirers
who will deeply resent the Outrageou
and cowardly method of his taking off
There will be no rest, no quiet and nj
satisfaction until the law is invoked
its majesty upheld and justice is done
In this hour of intense excitement W
counsel moderation and advise ever.
citizen to rely upon the courts to up
hold the right and to vindicate tn
fair name of the state. -Chattanoog
Times, Tuesday.
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SUPT. SOPER
BANQUETTED
HEAD OF THE DIXIE PORT
LAND CEMENT co. PRO-
NOTED TO DETROIT.

SOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn, Nov.
10.-One of the grandest banquets ever
given in this city was that rendered to
Superintendent Ellis Soper at the club
room of the big plant of the Dixie
Portland Company in this city Satur-
day night.
Mr.. Soper having been promoted to
higher work and called to Detroit,
Mich, the office boys and foremen of
the various departments were called
together to pay to him their tribute of
love and respect. After selection by
the Dixie Concert Band, of which B..
F. Rowland is president and Professor
B. &. Daniels director, a lengthy
speech was made by Treasurer Hardy,
followed by the presentation to Mr..
Soper of fine and costly silver set.
Then each and everyone present ex
pressed in few and choice words theil
love for their friend who was about
to depart.
Sandwiches and coffee were the1
served in the spacious dining room o
the club house. Another selection b,
the band and Rah Rah Rah Soper
concluded the banquet.
Mr.. Soper supervised the construct
ion Of the big cement plant here an,
his disposition for gaining friendshi
was most remarkable.