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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02

The voting contest now being con-
Quoted, in which $4,000 worth of desir-
able prizes are being given away is
proving a success even beyond our
most sanquine expectations. Many of
the young lady contestants are work
ing zealously and they find it COM
paratively easy to secure subscrip-
tions for The News.
1t is our ambition to have 5000
bonafide subscribers when the con-
test closes on FEBRUARY 20, and the
indications are that this desire will
be more than gratified.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02

Your winter drug wants is our CD
portunity to show you what kind Of
service we can give you.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02

Keep the expense of winer down b,
getting drugs and supplies at the Owl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02

Sure results from the Daily News
want ads.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02
|aIN
TO Lecture.
Will Discuss Life and Customs
in the Far East at the
Court House.

Rev. K. H. Bias
majian. of Con-
,tantiople. will de-
liver his Oriental
lecture at the court
house in Hatties-
burg on the even
ing of February 4.
He has been in the
city for several
days and has de-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02

scholar
ship in the Hatesbdg College, which known
this section
well
this must have
this training
training absolutely Now the your opportunity why
advantage It.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02
South Mississippi College

sI scholarships this excellent literary given to the
x contestants standing fourth number
This college anyone winning f the Sc
part of the South and the are
getting president Of the nhs a ~
information will be you a
Votes WI Be AHoOed Al Prepaid Subsc,ieton. a. FoI,
Hon. Votcs WI Be Issued
Three Months Subscription .......s 15o eoo 80
Six Months Subscription ......... 400 onno "a.
Twelve Subscription .....s 600 saans ox..
Two Years Subscription 1aoo ,sooo x.ss
The earlier
sires. where
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-02
Tuo Fine Diamond Rings.

We have bought Inc diamond rings of the II u ch
70 ana we are onerins them prizes We have m -
out any certain ring for people might saw we are
ring out what we are doing order ON H cra
cry 70 ana you are at liberty diamond r,,
stock and order for IL This shows y
uh aue Tor the order give you are sure OF a
~ every cent OF the advertised price 500 Surely is fair
DiO.s on of Districts
DISTRICT oNE-is all that City of Hatiesbur
Main street 80 @"
DISTRICT Two-s all that part of the Hatburx ,v,
Main 'F'ns Soun
HHsH-s all OF Counties Forrest Perry Grsen I.ct
and Harrison outside of the City o Hattssburx
DISTINCT rouH-s all OF Marion, River PHI. Y,noo, Ia
and Lamar Counties - " ""hSs
DISTINCT tNs-s all Of Jones Wayne Jasper Clarke Newton
Lauderdae CouRtes - "
DISTRICT Skis all Of Smith Simpson Lavrenee Rankin so n
ington AID JeR Counties ' 1855
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

Don't let this weather affec; YOU
too much. or course Il feels like
sog-and-gun times. Tut hold steady
The Woman's Guild OF the Epis-
copal church will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon a; {:
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. George
n Baldwin.
Bishop Paddock OF the Episcopal
church left on the train this noon for
Weed. after spending two days In the
city. He will return again some time
about the FIRST OF the year. While here
he said several times that he was
thoroughly delighted with the pco-
pls and the town.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

Bishop Paddock. Episcopal bishop
for Eastern Oregon. gave Us . most
interestins talk In chapel this morn
Ing on his experiences In different
parts OF the United States. Bishop
student no doubt looks forward to
Paddock 10 not new to no. and every
the time when he will be With us
again.
The boys glee club has been prac-
ticinG regularly and. although the
new books have not yet come, they
are making great headvay.
Owing to the sround being too vet
tAa ssudeats viii hereafter. much to
tAsir sorrow. keep OF the lawn.
The boys literary society viii meet
tomorrow 1t 3:3o. and render another
very Interesting program.
The boys OF the High School Who
play haskstball viii meet tonight In
the gymnasium and select tAoss Who
viii BE- In the arss team Of the High
School. We hope to have team this
year that viii Win many games. and
II b ssssrally thought that they viii.
The nev speetroscope which vas
ordered last summer has Just A.
rived. and has been added to the
equipment Of our laboratory. Such
instrumeats are made In Germany.
and must be used only for public
scientific purposes. In order that they
may Be Imported free Of duty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11
CITY msEvlrlEs.

N1Ih nShSAIbrcs
e. r. Weller Of Merrill is In the
city.
A. Taylor 10 In the City from no.
nansa.
Louis Braunon ia down from Fort
klamath.
John Manning 10 In from his ranch
near Midland.
Best hot tomaies at the East End
Randy Kitchen.
J. 9. Lyon Of Lakeyicw Is stoprias
at the American.
Cali and hear the November Edison
records at Muller's.
J. c. Ferguson OF Spring Lake is
In the city on business.
Mr.. and Nrs. Burrel Short drove in
from their ranch today.
D. N. Murphy is In the city from
his ranch At Tule Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. DeMoss OF Doris
are Visiting In the city,
Hot chocolate. coffee. tea and hot
soup. East End Randy Kitchen.
Mr.. Mills. who owns the old JoLn
Short Place. 10 In the city for few
days.
u. r. shaw bought a span Of we'll.
bred horses from J. J. Arant this
foreaoon.
Crisler 4 Suits purchased 400
head OF cattle yesterday from Hor-
ace Dunlap.
The Monarch Mercantile company
now has on sale all sorts OF salt water
nsh and oysters.
Have your car stored and repaired
at the Baldwin Motor and supply
company. Phone 81.
n. l.. Bosss. . contractor. Is In
the city on business from his ranch
on the Merrill road.
Get your carpets. rugs. curtains.
ETC.. cleaned BY Monsold's vacuum
cleaner: rates reasonable.
Have your automobile tires vul-
canised At the Baldwin Motor and
Supply company. Phone s5i.
A load Of apples from New Pine
Creek was delivered to the Monarch
Mercantile company this afternoon.
Salmon. halibut. smeit. catfish.
crabs and oysters at the Monarch
Mercantile company today and to-
morrow.
John King. mayor OF White Lake
City. and one OF the largest property
owners there. 10 In the city transaes.
ing business today.
$50 pairs Of shoes to be sold at our
special Saturday shoe sale. Nov-n.
Der 18th. at the Portland Store. Help
Us break the record.
Robert Casey. a former resident OF
this city. where he vas engaged In
the real estate business. Is here from
his home in Ashland.
Furniture for sale. including drop
head Singer for $50; In good condi-
tion. Inquire Mrs.. sconeid. In
Mont hutehison house. Pine street.
Robert Baldwin will cave In = cot.
pie OF days for Bonansa. where he
will do some plumbing work In the
new buildings recently put up there.
Just arrived. the handmade Chip
peva boots for men: none better. Also
the best high tops for the boys.
womea's felt shoes and slippers. II
you want something good We have
got II. .xlamath's Exclusive Shoe
Store.
FOR sALE-Or will exchange for
klamath county property. small farm
In Nendocino. near gkiah: well I'm
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-11

This morning . representative oi
this paper overheard q visitor to this
feity say that though he had lived In
Southern California. on the coast OF
Oregon. In Coos county. and In .
thriving little city In the Middle West.
hs had never kaovn . country where
the psopls seemed 20 prosperous. the
climate % agreeable and svesytAins
going aloag - nicely - thiass did
here. Thsss b 10 comment aesded.
He had Travelled In search Of some
spot that would sssm . real home.
and hs has found II here. He b
eostsat.
he womaa's club vil hold Q rec.
ular meeting at the library tomorrow
afternooa as 3:3e.
% . ~~~~~>~~>H H~~~>
. Hannah. wslkover and Nap .
. s-raa Shoes at the r. X. x. .
. Store. "Yos eaat better the .
Q bsst." .
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
GAVE NEIGHBOR'S
COWS PARIS green

Grand Rapids, Mimi, Nov. &c. S.
Attix and Swan Norstrom of Orth, in
the north part of the county were down
the first of the week to consult with
County Attorney Price relative to a
matter which has come UP in their
town.
Mr. Norstrom and Mr.. Attix own
some cattle, and the animals sometimes
strayed into their neighbors' field. Nels
Nordell who lives only short dis
lance from the Norstrom home, was
annoyed at the cattle coming onto his
premises, and according to the story
told by the two neighbors, decided to
put stop to it. He baited three or
four dishes with sliced potatoes, in
which was mixed some paris green.
Some OF Mr.. Attix's cattle strayed over
that way one day about three weeks
ago, and one Of the cows died a short
time ago, while another was just bare
". saved Investigation proved the
cause of the death OF the COW and the
illness of the other was the poisoned
potatoes. Mr.. Attix and Mr.. Norstrom
gathered some of the pieces for evil
dence. and have had a warrant sworn
out for the arrest of Nordell. Deputy
Sheriff Hachey was detailed to make
the arrest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
BIG FACTORY GOES TO HECTOR.
Concrete Industry Established in Min
nesota Town.

Concrete Industry Established in Min
nesota Town.
A concrete industry has been estab-
lished at Hector by business men of
Hankinson. N. D., cement hollow
ware and paving stone factory.
The Hector Herald says Of the en-
terprise:
"The new company comes from
Hankinson. N. D., where large fac
tory is maintained and where large
business has been established for the
North Dakota territory. Hector will
become the chief distributing point
for Minnesota.
"A G. Peterson, president of the
company and patentee Of the process
used for making the cement reinforced
paving blocks, cisterns, water tanks.
barrels, and other receptacles, was In
the city Monday and while here
closed a deal for a temporary factory
site. After interviewing several mem
bers of the commercial club and bus
mess men, together with a number of
local retired farmer capitalists, he de-
cided that the company should locate
here at once and according to his plans
will be ready for business about the
first of the year. Mr.. Peterson left
for Hankinson Tuesday morning, but
will return to Hector in two weeks
to begin work on installing the ma
chinery, etc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Wheat Market Dull.

Chicago, Nov. 29-Wheat: The
wheat market has been dull and heavy
without special feature. Pressure has
not been heavy. but has largely been
in the way of liquidation both in De-
cember and May. Former month quite
inactive today, although the early
fluctuations were wider than In May.
News has been mainly bearish. Wheat
is slow and easy in most markets. The
-four production is being curtailed be-
cause Of lack of shipping directions
from distributors and foreign situation
shows no encouragement for the owner
Of wheat in the United States. Mean
while however, there is fair call for
Manitoba wheat, which is scarce and
In demand in the English markets.
Worlds wheat shipments were 1882
900 bushels. or precisely 100000 bush
els larger than for the corresponding
week year ago and comparing with
IL, 1872, 900 bushels the previous week.
Export clearances, 100000 bushels.
The weather in Argentine is favor
able for harvesting wheat. Kansas City
reported considerable wheat carried
over unsold Considerable covering
later today by shorts who stood out
over Sunday and who have been taxi
ing profits We think the buying power
In wheat and flour are, comparatively
speaking, giving out and believe the
tendency is for lower prices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
EDUCATIONAL LECTURES
Y. M. C. A. Will Begin Series on We'd
nesday Night When c. c. Fergu-
son Will Speak on Insurance.

A series of lectures will be begun
by the educational department OF the
Y. M. G. A. on Wednesday evening
when C. c. Ferguson, actuary of the
Great West Life Insurance Co., of
Winnipeg, will speak to the association
members on the subject Of The Prin-
ciples of Life Insurance. Mr.. Fergu-
son is member of the British and
American Actuary's society and should
be a most interesting speaker. His
address win also be of great educa-
tional value.
These lectures will be held at inter
walls at the Y. NJ C. A during the
winter. Some of the best speakers
win be secured including a number of
the agricultural college. The lecture
Wednesday night will begin at s
o'clock and will be held in the auditor
ium Of the association building. These
lectures will be free and all are COR
daily invited to be present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
GENERAL ESCAPED
WITH ONLY SCAR
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN ". p,
SLEEPER COMING FROM CITIES
LAST NIGHT MADE TOMMY
POOLE THINK THAT BOMB
THRoWERs WERE BUSY.


Gen. Tom Poole OF Bismarck. and At
torney Morton of Lansford, NJ. d., ar
rived in the city this morning from st.
Paul after going through an experience
which might have cost their lives and
which made the ex-warrior believe that
bomb throwers were active right I'm
the heart OF Filipino battle.
When N. r. No. was only a few
miles out Of ST Paul, with Poole and
Morton enjoying chat in the snok-
ing apartment, a terrific explosion oc-
CURED, which knocked out the end OF
the car, shattered the side and spilled
fragments OF glass in all directions.
The first exclamation OF the LAnsford
attorney was to pull the cord and stop
the train.
LET her go or they will get to us
with another bomb" yelled Poole in
the excitement.
When the smoke had cleared away
it was discovered that Morton was
quite severely injured. an artery in the
wrist being cut. The train was backed
to st. Paul his wound dressed, another
sleeper taken out and the journey
started again.
The explosion was caused by a Leak
age of asceEylene which was touched
when the electric lights were turned
on.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
WAS 100 TIRED
TO- BE N. Y. MAYOR
HERBERT PARSONS SAYS THAT
is WHY ROOSEVELT DE-
CLINED TO RUN.

New York, Nov. 90 Theodore
Roosevelt, toward the latter part OF his
presidential term, fatty refused to con-
slider running for mayor of Greater
New York to aid the republicans
against Tammany in the recent muni-
cipal election. This has become known
through Herbert Parsons, president OF
the Republican County club, who says
he personally made such a proposition
to Mr.. Roosevelt
while Mr.. Roosevelt was president"
said Mr. Parsons, "and again shortly
before he sailed away for Africa. ask
ed MIN il he would consent to become
a candidate for mayor, but he absolute
~ refused to have his name considered
for the office. never asked him, how
ever. If he would consent to run for
governor"
No Thought OF Toga.
Asked why Mr.. Roosevelt had refus-
ed to consider the mayoralty nominal
ton. Mr.. Parsons said:
ST think ne believed It was en- office
which required great deal Of hard
work, great deal OF attention to de-
tails. He had just finished seven years
OF arduous work at the White House
and he did not feel that we had the
right to draft MIN into the public serv-
ice again. He felt that as private
citizen he could still be Of service to
the state and nation"
Mr.. Parsons said that he was sure
Colonel Roosevelt went away without
any thought Of ever becoming United
States senator. to succeed Chauncey M.
Depew in 1911.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29

in Bismarck, N. D., this week. Mr..
Burnett is now in charge of the Bis
marck schools.
A dancing party promoted by a
number of young men was held at the
normal gymnasium last Saturday eve
ming. There was a large attendance
and the participants had a good time.
Mrs. M. A. Cosgrove OF Benson, was
called to Jamestown, N. d., last Sat
urday night by a telegram announce
ing the death Of her brother in law.
FL. III. McCurrey.
The Becker County Journal Lake
Park, celebrated it's Thanksgiving by
being treated to a new dress of body
and display type. Since the change in
management of The Journal, it has ex-
pended several hundred dollars in
trying to equip the Office in first-class
shape.
The business men of Detroit have
made arrangements to hold Farmers
Institute at the court house In that
city on Monday, Dec. 6. The subject
ars such as will interest the farmers
generally, and they should try and get
day off and take in the institute
The Yeomen lodge announces a sup
per and party at the Masonic hall,
Dec. Is.
A. j. Wright left for business trip
to Chicago and ST. Louis and return
ing he win call at his old home and pay
visit to his father.
The body OF "A. H Inderle, late the
proprietor of the Pearl saloon, who
died on Saturday. will be shipped to
Fosston tomorrow morning for inter
ment. Deceased had been a resident
in Moorhead about two years. He was
4S years of age and is survived by, two
brothers.
Seven members of the Kethman Jury
attended service at the Congregational
church yesterday morning and listened
to a very forceful sermon by the Rev.
G. A. Billig on the subject, What Is
Man? The subject was ably handled
from a microscopic and telescope
standpoint.
The services at the Presbyterian
church yesterday were prominently of
a missionary character, participated in
largely by the children OF the Sunday
school.
The blotter at the police station this
morning was not productive of any
thing In the way OF news.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
BANOUETS \. S. TEAM

AS a reward for the victory over
st. Paul central. the high school team
was rendered ten-course banquet at
the Gardner Saturday evening by Lieut..
Gov. r. s. Lewis Mr.. Lewir certainly
won place in the hearts of the boys
as an enthusiastic football fan and
an ardent supporter of HIGH school
activities.
After the dinner, toasts were given
and responded to. Mr.. Lewis gave a
very interesting and helpful talk on
the value of athletics to young mans
later years Mr.. Hoover and Mr..
Spaulding Doth gave excellent toatss.
bearing on athletics and school work.
which is more important, but pretty
tiresome, without the former. Coach
Kalmbach talked on the st. Paul game
and on football in general. Following
these toasts, Captain Kimball and
Manager Keye gave short talks.
Those present were r. s. Lewis. Mr..
Hoover, Mr.. Spaulding, Coach Kahn
back, Kimball, Spalding, Rusch, Mes
bit Cruickshank. Gallagher. Stickney.
Preckle, Breyer. Warner, Keye, Brown,
Murray, Pollock and Thane.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
MAKES Her ESCAPE
FROM LOCAL HOME
MARTHA eouTEN5ERe LEAVES
cRlTTENToN PLACE EARLY
THIS MoRNlNe-IT is POSSIBLE
THAT ASSISTANCE WAS GIVEN
FROM THE OUTSIDE.

Some time between 7:15 and 7:45 this
morning, Martha Goutenberg, a young
girl-mother, who has been at the Flo
renee Crittenton home for some time
and who was recently before the Cass
county insanity commission, made her
escape from the place, despite the fact
that a very close watch of the girls
actions was being made. On the pre-
tense OF going from the dining room
to the upstairs apartments, the girl
slipped out and apparently was swal-
lowed UP by the earth.
The matter was at once reported to
the police department and sheriff's
office and a search OF the city was
started 1t is claimed that the girl
had no hat and a dark coat worn is
trimmed down the entire front with
safety pins, being buttonless. A glove
and mitten protect her hands from
the cold
There is a strong suspicion on the
part Of some that help was lent the
girl from parties on the outside who,
1t is claimed, were especially anxious
to get her out of the state and into
some private sanitarium. The girl was
before the Cass county insanity COM
mission last Friday where she told a
narrowing tale of her downfall, being
ruined and robbed by couple of men,
who 1T is claimed, might be open to
prosecution.
1t was the opinion of the insanity
board that the girl was not a candi-
date for the state insane asylum
Nothing more than simple mindedness
appeared to be the trouble with the
girl to the members of the board. On
account of the fact that the girl
claims residence in Burleigh county
Cass county was indisposed to take
any action in the matter. Up to a
late hour this afternoon the girl had
not been found.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
had reached the porch.
Saturday Afternoon.

Saturday Afternoon.
There was put little new brought
out from the examination of the Wit
nesses called on Saturday afternoon.
1T was I'm the major corroboratfve Of
the testimony given by previous wit
nesses.
Officer Hirsch was examined as to
his meeting Of1cer Crossman on Front
street and going with him to the scene
of the murder. He described the body
of DIR. Egge as it lay upon the ground
Witness stated that he left at 1925
to go back 20 his beat while Cross
man took up the matter OF attempt
ing to run down the murderer.
On cross examination by Mr. Bar
nett he said 1t was so dark that he
could not see the face or identity the
body without using the flashlight.
Officer Crossman was recalled and
asked as to his acquaintance with
Kethman. and stated that he had
known him for ten years. In cross
examination Mr.. Barnett read from
testimony given by the officer at the
flict with what Crossman testified to
on the trial, but was an addition to the
conversation which he had with Keith
man on the night of Sept. 8.
j. NJ. Withercw Recalled.
JAS. M. Witherow, court commits
sioner, was recalled and said that he
had made close examination of the
defendants coat and vest when he ar
rived at the Kethman house at the
time of the arrest, and said that
there was no possibility of there be-
ing any change in the clothing between
the time OF leaving the Kethman home
and the time OF Kethman's arrival at
the Moorhead jail. He gave an i'm
portant piece of testimony relative to
a water faucet in front of the Kiefer
building and about two feet from the
spot where Kethman sat, at the en-
trance to the Kiefer block. He was
not cross examined.
Mrs. Esse Again on Stand.
Mrs. Egge, widow of the murdered
man, was again recalled by Attorney
Smith, of counsel for the state, for the
purpose of her telling how she identi-
fed the defendant among other men,
on one occasion as he was passing
from the Jail to the courthouse as be-
ing like the form of the man she saw
from the window of her home on the
night in question. She visited the
room of the county attorney at the
courthouse under arrangements made
by that officer.
Mr. Smith then called County At
torney johnson who stated the arrange
ments he made for Mrs. Egge to see
the defendant and select him from 9TH
ers for the purpose of Identification.
Witnesses Crossman and Berggren
were recalled for further examination
as to details and locations, Mr.. Berg
gren particularly as to his noting a
badge on the person of the defendant
when in the Walters saloon.
Miss Wright was recalled and ques~
toned by Mr.. Smith as to the object,
the person she saw about her home,
had in his hand and how he carried IT,
She said it was black and about ten
inches extended from his hand, like a
bolt. The first time she saw it was
when the person got UP from the OBJ
ject which had fallen.