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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
UTAH ELEVEN is
WELCOMED HOME
Crowd of Students at Station
Cheer With Fine Show
of Spirit.
MADDOX TALKS OF GAME
MINERS GIANT CENTER BREAKS
UP MANY PLAYS.
MADDOX TALKS OF GAME

The University of Utah football eleven
defeated by Golden university by score
OF Il to S on the Union park football field
in Denver last Saturday, returned TO the
city Monday night. The boys, although
Vanquished We're still regarded as heroes
by the university roOters. About 20 OF
the students met the team at the depot
and let the tourists know that even II
they were beaten they still had backing
at home.
When the team reached the station
steps Coach Joe Maddox was requested
to make a speech about the game Inc
coach said: "While we return to Titan de-
feated, and defeated squarely, / DO not
feel that We Were Vanquished. L feel posi-
tive that we can beat the Golden team,
and would like another chance TO show
the inter-mOuntain people that what l say
is true. We had the Golden team beaten
totally unable 10 score. This assertion
may seem strange, but it is an absolute
fact. On our lines bucks, when the hdlI-
backs were able to get the ball, we tore
through the Golden line for gains from
10 to % yards. / do not thinks that we
ever hit the Golden line that we did
not make a gain Of 10 yards.
ION forward passes We made as nlgh
60 yeards at a time. Time after time
we had the bail on Golden's 15-yard line,
when a tumble would lose US the ball and
Golden would kick out of danger. 1 may
say here that the ball was not actually
fumbled. Ortner, who has made the all
Rocky Mountain center, was responsible
for the Miners winning the game, When
we would get the ball back in the field
we would advance it to GOlden's 15-yard
line by forward passes or open plays For
this the ball was passed directly from the
center to the fUllback.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26

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Winner oh. g. by st. CarlO-Good Ho
Scratched-No Quarter, Grasscutter.
Start good. Won first two driving; t
Winner bid up from $500 to SS05 by N
Lord Nelson finished like a whirlw
pace. but weakened in final stride CHI
fat-fOoted and never got going. Ham
speed, but died away to nothing
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01
RICHMOND BARBER
WAS BLkCKHAhD

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01
QUEEN OF SPAIN
HAS A GIRL BABY

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
EEtpLEl'> BUILDING

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01

his disease. and have entered con-
iointly into experimental work plan.
ned 70 cover a period OF AZ least Eve
years. the object 70 D.. To determine
whether or not an attempt AZ curative
treatment OF tuberculosis in cattle
would Re practical as an adjunct 70
the eradication Of tuberculosis from
dairy sne breeding herds
The methods Ne are row using herr
have been successful IN eradicatinr
tuberculosis from hundreds % herds
some O. them belonging 20 other agri.
cultural colleges. and In the end thes
VII - successful here
Nothing to Conceal
Next ~ regards our epidemic o.
hog cholera N the fall OF 1905 we
sod az pubic auction some four dozen
hiEh-e7ed piss The purchasers were
present and saw them Sli. and vin
sGree With me that there never vSs e
healthier LOO ing or bRrdsoner lot OF
rscs pug @ the block some OF these
animals. however. acre evea then in
fecred Nth cAoierS-in the staSe O.
--i1cuhsSioz When 10 symptoms are
manifest How a COZ 81 our herd -
no< proven. The BOard OF Visitors
made a long and thorough investirs-
tsc-. and even then tkey could not de-
eide OF the source. II any injured
pSrty wishes 20 So The evidence taken
~ hiu come AID - viu S'adlv &c
Cve~ TIE vhoie matter. We have moth
ms % coooesl.
= conclusion. We 60 uCt care 81 20 IS
--ccl aiued even FROM the housetoqs
rha- for the las- TAO Years We have
favc-ei TIE S. kooi GO Carlcu-tu-e. pro
n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01
MURDERER Dies BY
HIS OWN HAND
Nan Who l. Hunted by OUTRAGED Ciu-
zen for the Murder of a Woman
shoots Himself in Sight OF
His Pur>uer>.

ST NICHAELS. ND - Special
Ihe last tragic chapter ia story OF
crime unparalleled in this section OF
the country vas written in the early
dawn Of Friday. when the man a.
cused Of the heartless murder OF pref
ty little May Edith Thompson Woodil
stood speCtrc-like form. fleeing m 4
skin from a posse OF relentless. deter
mined pursuers. for a moment faced
tne men who had cornered h,m on
the waters OF a narrow creek. then
fred q bullet into his own heart and
tell q hfeless lump into the bottom
OF the boat which he had hoped would
carry him 90 landing place whence
light might DE possible.
Taking his fate into his own hands
and blotting ont untold the story OF
the death OF a girl Who aad moved IA
ihe highest social circles o. Baltimore,
Washington and Los Angeles beau
titul and talented Young woman. vho
mao been urottge % Lyman = Gaze
and of former Governor Frank Brown.
cf this State-the man known here IS
Emmett =. Roberts but in reality Roo
ert Emmett Eastman. a failed broker
of the Consolidated Stock Exchange
o. Nev Norh. PASSED beyond rhe reach
oi the lau. and with his going there
vanished tle hope ot clearing uq the
motive ANA The lafing details o. this
strange tragedy
a .--.r ...ui u.o. Ea-'-.--- noft.
addressed -o 1iss Winnie braicome,
..re O. N.r ANA ErIcr-er. New
Nnr.. SAVE East--au's i.l--us-airel exc
..-. .0r tre ue j. Was "a Gambling
..nu.- o- lor d. had h.a- ou- 50
a--. r- r--F 90 ue. ana ,o-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01
HCsBANDIN JAIL. BRIDE SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA Special -
"Aen Le- romance was shattered by
~ ooilrat- parent and tAe law. Mrs.
GLADYS Davis Martin Benson. twenty
two years old. bride o. five weeks.
ended her life by inha,iug illuminating
gas in spring Garden Street lodging
house
Paul Benson. twenty-tlree years
old. her husband is in MOyamensing
prison. charged by his father with
theft Benson Isl said % be the son
Ok a wealthy lumberman % MlnneapO-
liz. He has been in Philadelphia for
six months. supported By his father.
30 is said soon after coming here he
met bis bride-tO-be. whose home was
in Mount ca s-ei. romance devel-
oped, and they were married Eve
weeks ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01
sAyED kIssEs FoR LIE noss.

Several stenographers IN Trenton.
~ j., kissed a handsome ofice boy. and
now they are down with the measles.
-Auugsta Herald.
Served EN- right They should have
confined their Oscuiatory stunts 70 the
handsome boss.-Lancaster News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-01

lunch box alta It's appetiEins sani-
+ wiches and dainty cake
I'm human enough % De hungry.
she explained Vifh a little iausl. huf
I always carry more than need.
Bradley looked into the brown ewes
and Was lost lie accepted a sanfwic-
and sank down on a rock opposite IL.
one on which she vas sitting
Who Is the horrible man Who Won't
LEI us le0f ~ this little Elem de-
manded the girl.
Hes a New York chap explained
4 Bradley noncommittally He doesn't
like me people az the upper end 80
the lake sni he stuck those sirua un
Thereby preventing me t~om fud-
INK a refuge from the plav-canners
said che Ei-i severely ffe should
1 chang the siEn to read 80 trrsDass-
ing o. people no 90 not understand
There are people even up there who
T love the NooIs and hate the poor imi-
tation of Newport. Newport she sdi-
ga in explanation us a fashionable
colonv down on the Rhode Island
shore
I've heard % IT," assented Bradley.
Che >r~na 30 whose latest comedy had
been laid .n that>very resort.
BE vas glad that this girl mistook
hiu Tor guide. 80 would De- q pity
o. unieCeirs her aui place their im-
3rountH ar}uaintance upon ooldiy
formal basis
SLe crar-d os che lake ana the
woods and Bradley more than ever
admired uer when she ErrR eloquent
regarlirg tla beauties Of his beloved
lake. 4. FORMED common bond CO
|symra-lr
The E.-, forgot thaf sh- Rss r8lking
f1 a --ll. ana Bradley. ir rarn- tor-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Tried after Twenty Years.

Cheraw, special.-A case of more
than usual interest was disposed OF
at the Criminal Court for Chesterfield
County last week, the case OF the
State VS.. Parker Moore, charged with
murder. Nearly twenty years ago,
in 1889, Parker Moore, young man
not yet 20, of good family, shot one
Jordan, in the leg with a shotgun
and Immediately surrendered himself
to the sheriff, claiming that the deed
was done in defence of his own
life, and was placed in the county
Jail to await the result of the injuries
to Jordan. Jordan died, and Moore,
fearing the drift of public sentiment
that ran high on account of several
homicides, escaped from jail and
went to Texas, where he married and
lived quietly with his family until
recently when he was brought back
and convicted. The sentence was
made light and pardon will be
sought at an early day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
CAROE-INANEWS ITEMS
News of interest Cleaned Fo All Sections of the State and
Arranged For Busy Readers
Blow to Liquor Drummers.

Columbia, Special.-A> bill OF more
than ordinary interest that was pass
ed at the recent session is one to make
it misdemeanor to solicit orders for
liquor. The bill started in the Senate
to provide for a fancy license to
solicit orders, but it was changed SO
as to make it misdemeanor to solicit
orders. The Act as approved reads:
"Section l.. That each and every
person, whether acting for himself or
as agent for any person, firm or cor
poration, who shall conduct the busi-
ness of liquor drummer, soliciting or
receiving orders for Interstate ship
ment within any county within this
State, except as now authorized "
law, any spit:tuous, malt, yinous, fer
mented, brewed, whether lagar or rice
beer, or other liquors or beverages, or
any compound or mixture which con-
tains alcohol and is used as bever-
age, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on conviction fined in sum not
exceeding $1,000, or Imprisonment for
not exceeding six months, OF both
fine and Imprisonment in the discre-
ton Of The Court
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17

,ral, VIM. IF. Stevenson, colonel. ',4e
caw; Judge Advocate General, Benja-
min A. Morgan, colonel, Greenville;
,ommissary general, Robert P. Ha-
mer, Jr., colonel, Hamer, S. c.; chief
IF ordnance, David w. Daniel, col
,nel, Clemson College; aides de camp,
William w. Moore, colonel, Barnwell ;
Jos. G.. Wardlaw, colonel, Yorkville; /;
Daniel O. Herbert, colonel, Orange
burg; military secretary to Governor,
Jhas. III. Cabaniss, colonel, Columbia; (;
aides de camp, David R. Geer, lieu
tenant colonel, Bolton; Francis S.
Evans, lieutenant colonel, Greenwood ;
Alvin Etheredge, lieutenant colonel,
Saluda; William Banks, lieutenant
colonel, Columbia; Thos. B. Butler,
Lieutenant colonel, G,.ffney; Saml. T.
McGravy, lieutenant colonel, Spar
:anburg: Hal T. Buck, lieutenant col
,nel, Conway.
("Signed) M. F. Ansel,
"Governor. :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
War Against tuberculosis.

Aiken, Specialists Susie S. Rev.
mel has been employed<by the Aiken
County Anti-Tuberculosis league as a
;rained nurse to assist the league in
is work for the prevention Of the
white plague. The league has been
'ery active in its Inauguration of "a
var against consumption. Although
The league has been organized only a
.ew weeks, practical results are now
,eing obtained, and the people are
'eing instructed in the means of pre-
renting the disease.
It is only in rcent years that means
::or coping with this dread disease
lave been discovered, and this knowl-
.dge is not yet prevalent among the
people, and the dissemination Of this
rnowledge,is the primal object for the
eague in this country. No dues are
,aid for membership in the league,
,ut voluntary subscriptions are being
eceived by the officers of the prose-
.ution of the work. Many of the
Northern visitors have literally help
ID in this work.
Miss Ravenel has already com
nenced her work. She deyotes the
,orenoons to the work, making visits
20 all parties who may need her as
assistance, which is given, not from a
.cistance, which is given, not from a
charitable standpoint, but as matter
If giving valuable suggestions for the
caring Of patients, prevention of the
spread to other members of the fam
ly and to persons with whom infect
ID persons may come in contact. Miss
Ravenel has had long experience as
nurse, and she has entered the worl,
With spirit. She will make periodical
:eports to the president of the league,
DR.. Fillmore Moore.
The trained nurse will conduct her
work in conjunction with the board
If health. Miss Revenel will also
consult with the physicians of the
,ity and work in conjunction with
hem. Cases that are reported to her
rs needing assistance or advice she
will visit. The object of this is, OF
course, to prevent the further spread
If the disease, and it is stated that
where persons refuse to heed friendly
and voluntary suggestions for santa
lion and safety of the people against
tuberculosis such cases will be re-
ferred to the board of health to take
such action as they see fit for public
safety.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Will Revoke License.

Columbia, special.-Commissioner
McMaster has announced that he has
decided to revoke the license of the
Standard Home company of Birming-
ham, Ala. This company has failed
to comply with his demand for a
quarterly report as required by law.
and Commissioner McMaster will pre-
vent it from engaging further i'll
business in this State and will pro-
ceed against its agents if he hears of
them doing any business hereafter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
TORNADO iil.ILLS 80
BrinMey, Ark, a Scene of
Terrible Deso!ation
THE INJURED NUMBER OVER 50
Reports From the Storm-swept Ar.
kansas Town Reveal an Appalling
Condition.

Brinkley, Ak, spccial-Frrthel
details of the great disaster here
state that thirty or moro lives were
snufed out, c. pecple were injured
and property estimated to be worth
$l,GOU,COO was destroyed as a result
of the tornado which wrecked this
little city Monday night. Of the
known dead IA go white people, the
others colored.
Wreckage Piled High.
The tornado lowered about the city
onl va few minutes but its work Of
destruction was complete. The Ro-
man Catholic church., standing direct
ly in the path of che storm, alone
escaped damage rdestruction and
stands grim sentine:: on scene Of
desclation. Main street aud Cypress
avenue, the two principal thorough
fares of the town, are irnpassablc and
are piled high with wrc~-age from
end to end. Every business house is
in ruins and there is hardly a home
that has not at least suffered the loss
of a roof or wing. The Arlington
Hotel was totally demolished. Eighty
guests were registered but all escap-
ed uninjured. The Brinkley Hotel.
Southern Hosel and Kelly Hotel were
all destroye. without loss Of life.
Relief squads were at work all
day Tuesday caring for the dead and
injured. The Rock Island and Cotton
Belt Railways have placed cars at the
disposal Of the relief committee and
seeking a temporary refuge at other
points nearby. The dead were sent
to Helena, from which point inter
ment will take place.
Governor Dunaghey arrived from
Little Rock in the afternoon in re-
sponse to call from the citizens
committee. He has the siuation well
in hand and saye food, clothing and
shelter are the things most needful.
Hundreds of people are homeless and
are wandering about seeking a tenn
porary abode. Three special trains
arrived from neighboring towns
bringing relief workers, physicians
and nurses. The Catholic church
has been converted into a hospital
and here the doctors and nurses are
caring for The injured. Che citizens
of Helena have generously offered the
use of the;- homes for the destitute.
Mass meetings were called for IN
Memphis, Little Rock and other
.;t;ne tn raise funds and supplies for
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Edgeaeld,s New PoHe, Plant

Edgefeld, Special. = For year,
Edgefeld people have heard of the
Twin City Power Company, its pur-
pose being to develop a 30,OOO-horse
power electrical plant on the Savan-
nah River, in this county. The pro.
ject has received the approval of the
United States war department and
the construction of the dam has been
commenced. This is an immense un.
dertakine and it is estimated that tive
years will be consumed in the build
ing of the dam. 1t means much fr
this county.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Bitten by Rabid Dog.

Gafney, Special.-Mr. j. Volney
Sarratt, one of Gaffney's most prom
inent citizens, was bitten by dog in
tne city on Friday. He was walking
olong a street in the mill village, when
tie dog ran out from q house and bit
him pretty severely on one of his
legs. The dog later bit a woman OF
the mill village and was killed by its
owner. Mr.. Sarratt obtained a mad.
stone form Mr.. H. M. johnson and
applied same to the wound with the
result that it adhered for about eight
hours. He will leave for Atlanta.
where he will take the Pasteur treat
ment. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who

Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who
cultivates 'assiduously reputation
for saying things that make people
sit up and take notice, says the At
lanta Constitution, volunteered re-
Gently that the average married wom-
an was no better off than a slave or
a horse; that the marital environ
ment frequently contravened the con-
stitution, inasmuch as it placed the
wife n state indistinguishable from
involuntary servitude." Whereupon
a little New York hausfrau, sore smit-
ten with poverty and domestic cares,
issued a libel for divorce based on
constitutional grounds, which recited
that she was virtually held in peon-
age to her husband. 1t is to be hoped
the court will see fit to hand her
down a decree speedily, since it is
evident that upon whefever ground OF
Justice her special plea may rest
she has outgrown her compatibility
with the man whose name she at
preSent bears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17


Soeoeo>~e$
So she tro cheerfuly kitchen. She is COOK
and makes
dozcn
30
She likes people about For she says sure MISS
all having fine time"
and kindly as
Time could the heart
to do other than deal gently with her
getting into rut and Keep
your interest in people and things alive
the spirit that really keeps
old will show in your face Tor
index character
If don't into the typical old maid
Don't htnh Nothing Objectionable than the kitnh
woman But keep
people
doings, don't withdraw yourself shell
them
yourself
get way doing things the
fail it is
youth cheer
old
snby, getting Of
trifes,
wrinkle builders
that this YOUTH little old
riend -New York Evening Journal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Rock Hills Water Supply.

Rock Hill, Specialize Rock Hill
Water, Light and Power Company is
progressing fine with the new well 1t
has been drilling for some time near
the standpipe. The well is 12 inches
in diameter, and will be drilled to a
depth where abundant water can be
secured. At the 125-foot mark a
thickness of about 10 feet of granite
was drilled through. The work is be-
ing done in the most systematic man
ner, and when completed it is thought
the we'll will furnish an eabundant
water supply, both for domestic and
fire use.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
DR.. Crum's Successor.

Charleston, Special.-A Washing
ton dispatch says, it is fairly certain
that E. w. Durant will become the
successor of DR.. Crum as collector OF
the port. Postmaster w. L. Harris,
of the city, and Postmaster General
Frank H. Hitchcock, who is MIR.
Harris's close friend, called upon
President Taft Monday and consult
ed with him in regard to the matter.
Mr.. Harris went to Washington sew
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Uncle Sans Soldiers Indicted.

Columbia, Special-President Tay-
lor, of the State Audubon Society,
Wednesday secured warrants from
Magistrate Fowles here against the
eleven Federal soldiers stationed at
Fort Moultry accused in an article liz
The News and Courier of having
robbed an eagle nest of its young on
James sIland Sunday. Mr.. Taylor is
having papers sent down for service.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Killing at Seneca.

Columbia, Special.-A special to
The State from Seneca, says: Deputy
Sheriff W. F. Corbet and his brother,
Charles, were killed at the house OF
j. B. Palmer, near Walhalla, at 10
o'clock Monday night. 1t is said that
Corbet had warrant for the arrest
of one of the Palmers. Palmer, his
wife, one of his sonss and his daugh-
ter are all slightly wounded. O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
seyen-Year-Old Boy Bound and Gag
ged by Burglar.

Savannah, Ca, special.-Seyen,,
year-old Evelyn Rabey was surprised
alone in his fathers home here Tues
day by a masked negro burglar who,
threatening the boy with death from
two pistols and a knife he carried,
bound the lad with rope to chair
and gagged HIM with a bundle OF
cloth until the child was near sutto-
Gated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17

AS a result, it is believed there Will
be a quick return in Missouri to g.
cent fares. Frank Hagerman, for
the is companies involved, asserted
that the decision, sounded like the
death knell of the 2-cent rate in every
State in the Union.
Judge Mcpherson held that both
the commodity and passenger laws
were confscatory and unconstitution-
al, and Mr.. Hagerman declared that
it is not conceivable that if the 2-cent
rate is confscatory in Missouri, it
can be compensatory in other States.
The State. on the other hand, de-
clares sinphatically that Missouri s
fight over lower rates will continue.
Elliot w. Major, Attorney General,
who was in court when the decision
was reached, said an appeal would be
taken and that the present Legisla-
rure would be asked to pass new rate
laws that would stand the tests of the
courts. Governor Hadley made
gimilar statement.