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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
Mrs. Harris Seriously
Burned on Thursday

Mrs. Mary Harris. an aged white
lady residing near Hague station. was
the victim of "a serious accident that
viii cause her much pain for some
time 90 come.
She was busily engaged On rakiug
and burning trash az her home when
Boa some manner the back of her skirts
became iguited from the pile OF burn
ing trash and she was mass Of flames
before she realized the bad plight that
she was in. On discovering her mis-
fortune she made a dash a. run. bur
George Harrison and son. Who were
passing. saw the accident before the
lady did and started toward her 10
render assistance. Il was some min
utes before they could reach her and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

snatch the burning garments from
body and in tho meantime che 80, 80.
ing had burned completely me -,
of her back. I,ay.ns only 'he -
skin. -
By hard work tho flames vel,
from reaching her face uu, A
now On a very serious cond.'''L
OF her back and sides are Ol,-' =,
a blister and the fact that ~
running. munIne the flames u,A ,...l.f
had a great deal TO DO With t'''-'
them from the front and her i1'
She Is a lady Of about 30 y' .,,.' !
age. has been a resident o. 'A, "a
section for a number Of 's-.,tl.s
her many friends deeply
with her IN her mis'oriuhr Fl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
Judge G. A. Hanson Dead
at His Home in Tampa

TAMPA. March i2.-Judge @. A.
Hanson. one Of Tampa's long.tl resi-.
SCENTS and prominent men. died Wed.
uesday morning after a protracted an.
ness.
Judge Hanson was Tor a number OF
gears prominent in this section as
hWyer and journalist he vas az one
time editor OF The Bartov Courier.
Informant and later. moving 20 Tampa
became editor OF The Tampa Tribune.
he VAS a Tennesseoan by birth but
many years ago moved % Florida. SCI.
cling Ia Polk bounty. where he follow
cd the profession aud practice OF law.
az vel as ensaging in editorial work.
he moved 10 Tampa several years ago
and has until within the past Two years
baeu active a. his profession
About too years ago he became m
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
WIRz SHAFT WILL GO
TO ANDERSONVTLLE
After Stormy Session Daughters Of the COniederay
Of Georgia Cast One-Sided Vote.

ATLANTA, March 12.-By a vote
Of 125 TO 20 the Georgia division OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
yesterday decided on AndeTsonville
as the location for the monument TO
Capt. wirz, having earlier in the day
rescinded it's former action in voting
the monument to Richmond. Va.
The final decision to erect the shaft
on the west side Of the prison where
Capt wirz. c. S. a. was commandant
during the Civil War was reached
only after a long stormy session.
The vote stood as follows. Ander-
sOnville. 1925; Macon. s.; Americas, 3.
Thus ended a matter which has
caused great dissensiOn in the ranks
Of the Daughters in this State. The
special session of the Georgia divis-
ion held here yesterday was called in
response &c numerous protests from
chapters in all parts OF the State
against the action OF the Savannah
convention in voting the monument 10
a city outside the State.
AndersonvilIe Wanted the Shaft.
A special appeal signed by the may
or and prominent citizens Of Anderson
vile was read TO the convention urg-
ing that the monument be located
there.
The monument will probably be
erected on n little plot that has been
given for the purpose by the people
at Andersonvilie inafrOnt Of the Office
occupied by Capt. Wirz when he was
commandant Of the Confederate prison
there.
The fight for the shaft was par
ticularly hot between Macon and An
jacksonville. after 1t had been decided
10 take the monument away from
Richmond, and as against Macon. the
Augusta. Savannah and Columbus
chapters voted solidly for Anderson
willie.
Parks Speech a Sensation.
A sensation was caused In the meet
ing by the speech Of Lemuel N. Park,
chairman Of the advisory board OF the
Daughters Of the Confederacy. whose
request TO be heard was granted. He
was particularly bitter In his denunci-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

Adam. They have been dragged b.
the neck into the tariff revision per
Torrance"
The question Is, "Win the Republi-
can insurgents really insurge when
the test comes Monday" And another
equally important one Is. "Wr1 the
Democrats all be In place when the
roll Is called?"
Champ Clark yesterday sent tele-
grams and letters % all Democratic
members out OF town begging them
not to fail TO be on hand at the eau
Gus Monday morning. and by no means
20 agree 10 any pair with anybody.
The whip Of the Cannon Organiza-
ton conceded last night that the in
surgents have twenty-five men who
will stand hitched.
Yesterday the Cannon men declared
that there would be only nine insuF-
gents. II win take only twenty-fOdr
insurgents. II all the Democrats are
present George Legare. from South
Carolina. is sick IN bed In New Mexi.
co. 50 Il will take twenty-five, but
Cannon. with the assistance OF the OIL
cial pie dispenser OF the administra-
ton, Mr.. Hitchcock. Is out TO buy
Democrats 20 stay away, and last night
Cannon was plnning his chief hopes
upon sO-called turn-coat Democrats.
The insurgent leaders claim that
they have twenty-seyen men they are
sure will stick. and that there are sew.
en- or eight others who are doubtful
with rebelliOus tendencies. The hope
OF the Democratic and insurgent lead.
ers now o. that the insurgents will
show enough strength ON Monday 20
cause a deadlock in the election of
Speaker for one dav. n they do 10
o. believed there will be- such a food
of kilograms pouring into Washington.
especially from the West b vote
against Cannon that there viii be- a
panic In the hall
Some are expressing the hope that
the insurgents, having now crossed
the Rubicon. will be- forced even 90
vote for Champ Clark for Speaker
Dut that o. the idlest dream. Anyway.
there Is something doing Ia Washing.
ton. aud will be- for the next several
days
After a conference held last night
By the insurgents OF the House OF Rep
resentatiyes, those attending declined
10 discuss the conclusions reached al
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

alton Of Corporal Tanner. nor dh 4.
spare the head Of the Ladies' Aux,,,.--
Of the G. A. r. The Daughters mass
a special request that his remarks ~
not quoted by the press.
The action taking the monums,,
from Richmond came at the moruln-
session following the organization u
the convention, which took some TIM
Miss Alice Baxter. the president was
i'm the chair. The hall in the Piea.
mont was filled with delegates ana
there was much suppressed excite.
ment.
Mrs. J. S. Harrison Of Columns
moved that the convention dissolve
forthwith. leaving the monument IN
Richmond. This motion was voted
down by an overwhelming majority
Miss Mile Rutherford Of Athens then
moved that the action Of the conven.
ton at Savannah placing the monu.
ment in Richmond be rescinded. This
motion was carried by a large ma
JOrity after very little discussion.
Mrs. Grady Of Savannah then read
paper Offering AndersOnville as q
site. Miss Ida Holt Of Macon proposed
that city, and Mrs. Estes of Americas
urged that place.
Mrs. Harrison's Appeal
Mrs. y. b. Harrison made an urgent
plea in behalf of Andersonville and
Miss Holt followed. opposing AndeF.
sOnville on the ground that II the
monument were placed there Il would
be surrounded with an atmosphere q
antagonism and that the responsible
ity for what might happen should not
be placed on the L. d. C's Of GeOF.
gia and the South Miss Murphy Of
Gainesville and Miss Atkins Of COrdele
both spoke for AndersOnville as he
logical site They were supported By
Mrs. Ralph OF Augusta.
Mrs. Nesbit Of Marietta declared
that II the monument we're placed t
AndersOnville its educational value
would be lost because so few people
would see IL. Miss Moore OF haeoa
made the last speech Of the morning
session against AndersOnville. TIE
final action was taken at the Afternoon
session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

rules Il might interfere with an early
revision Of the tariff.
Thus President Taft has expressed
his desire that the tariff be revised
under the guidance OF Uncle Joe. who
stands shoulder 10 shoulder with Dal-
zen and Payne and Aldrich.
"If out Of this situation" says The
Washington Times, one Of the repre-
sentative independent newspapers Of
the East. revision Of the kind
the American people want Is TO be Sc
cured, e viii be only by such an upris-
ing and demonstration Of popular Opin-
ION as has seldom been known.
1T a. not easy 10 understand and
agree with the reasoning which dis
covers that the retention Of the Can
non control In the House Is necessary
in order to get revision. This Is the
argument advanced I'm behalf OF the
Speakers continuance in' control of
the House. II would be well II more
OF the leadership In the Republican
party could be led 20 believe that
cataclysm Is certain II the revision
shall not be effective and downward.
The country IL in q frame Of mind
marveIously and SUCCESSFULLY similar
to that with which the Republican
tarin bin OF 1880 was received. And
on that bin as an issue the House
went about ninety Democratic"
Both the insurgents aud leading
Democrats deny emphatically that the
hght ~ transfer the appointment OF
committees from the chair to the
house Is for the purpose Of delaying
tariff revision.
THAT Is a ghost which has been
ooniured up 20 scare people who have
not fully Informed themselves about
the situation" said Representative
Victor Murdoch Of Kansas. represent
ing the Republican insurgents. "The
fact Il that tariff revision is quite as
safe, and perhaps safer, II We go ahead
and win the fight to Improve the rules,
than II we lose"
Champ Clark OF Missouri. the mi
nOrity floor leader, used even more
vigorous language.
There Is no let-up so far as I know, "
he said. ito reform and liberalize the
rules OF the House. The statement
that Il Is an attempt 70 prevent tariff
legislation Is a lie. I don't care Who
makes the statement. Il Is a lie.
The anxiety OF the old stand pat
crowd 10 expedite a bin revising the
tariff down Is the most pathetic thing
that has happened In this world since
Mark Twain Wept az the tomb OF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

the meeting. Il is known that the
proposition 10 compromise did not
meet with general approval A pro-
gram for the parliamentary procedure
for Monday vas agreed upon. but was
not made public. Chairman Gardner
said after the conference:
The meeting voted unanimously 10
give the tariff bill the right Of way
and decided upon a program embody-
ing a definite plan for a thorough re-
vision OF the rules. This program
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
INSURGENTS LINING
UP FOR ROUGH HOUSE
Cannon Against Allied Forces Of Democrats and
DiS6runtIed Republicans to Amend Rules.
CBy Tav Special Correspondent The Daily SUM-

WASHINGTON. D. G., March IA
TIE new President Of the United
States Is working hand IN hand with
Uncls Jos.
Uncle Joe Il working hand In hand
VITA DalzelI and Payne and Aldrich.
IS ne new lineup runs like this:
TAFT Uncle Joe. Daizell, Payae and
AidrIch
TIE men whose cause President
TAR A. champi0ning through al the
avenues nc his command save one "a
publlc statement endorsing Speaker
Cannon) represent that clique IN Con-
eress that are not IN symapthy with
fhe Kind o. tarif revision wanted by
are American people.
Speaker Cannon's views on tariff
revision need not be calculated. In
tho past he has been an Obstructionist.
senator Aldrich h an extreme stand
pailer." which. properly translated,
nieans ndont make any changes In
the tarln that win interfere with the
profts Of manufacturers having mo-
nopolles on commodities" Mr. Dali
9eli Is the author Of the now famous
declaration: Il see no need Of any
revision whatever at this time"
Previous 70 the last national cleo
tion the impression was allowed TO so
oui that there had been a break be-
feeen Mr.. Taft and Uncie Joe. About
mat time Cannonism was not pOpu-
lar. Taft's alleged GOODNESS toward
speaker Cannon was played so strong
~ the campaign managers there were
NOT few even IN the Republican ranks
pho believed there had been a genuine
break
All OF which now appears 20 have
been q clever piece OF acting. Where
does Rlr. Taft really stand as 10 Speak
~ Cannon
When the House insurgents made a
noise iike aTlalgamating with the Dem
ocFats 70 change the rules. the maniDu-
tion 81 which by Uncle Joe have been so
disastrous 10 desirable legislation. Mr..
TAFT showed his hand for the FIRST
time since taxing Office. He sent his
man. P0stmasterGeneral Hitchcock. out
20 work for the Speaker. President
TAN aid an things possible 20 prevent
the insurgents from accomplishing a
reform Of the rules.
President Taft wants n understood
he doesn't believe there would be any
harm particularly IN amending the
rules. But he expressed the belief
that n the insurgents were allowed
% 20 ahead IN their fight against the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

and has been confined 20 his house
most OF the time since. Judge Hanson
was "a years OF age. Tie leaves a
widow and the following near rela-
lives, a daughter Mrs. C. n. Taylor
OF Memphis. Tenn; a son. @. A. Han
son, Jr, a sister Mrs L. Hall Of Kis-
simmee; a daughter, Mrs. y. =. Bon
facy OF this city.
The funeral, which was a very large
one, attended By many OF the repre-
sentative citizens OF this section. took
place yesterday afternoon from the
First Methodist church. with Reys. ".
-. Carpenter, D. X. Throwor W. X.
Piner and W. n. Poag officiating. The
nterment vas IN Oaklawu cemetery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
Making improvements.

Judge sgd L. Carter is having hn
residence In East Gainesville repair
ed and otherwise improved. As son
as the carpenters have completed tns.
work he intends having the Whoe :
the building repainted, when X s-
be one OF the handsomest homes "
that section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

will not be made public until Congress
Is organized"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

II you have found anything see n
4 is advertised a. the Want column.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12
For Sale or Trade

One slX room house, ana barr.
two lots 50xl4O on Grand Ave
Clovis, y. VI Division aud Tsr
minal point on santa f. Also A.
acres irrigated hand il San-Lou
Valley Colo neur bIauco. VA
sell or trade for hard near Luz.
book
G. II Hinton,
2O-4t Byars, Okla
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12

Phone No. %, the leading drul
store, we will deliver you IL,
goods 10 the shortest time pos ible
Your prescriptions are cared fol
by Registered Pharmacists
Palace Pharmacy 2stl
l.. G. Wilson and K +. I'd
wards have formed land irn.
known as the Wilson Edwards
Land Company They will Office
90 the State Bank building. when
% Is completed
The Hartford Land COMPANY
has a good list Of lund and ciu
property for sale II sou are IN
The maketfor property here Write
u for bargains list or call and
ne viii show you VITA, sc have to
aii~r
Earl Lea Of Wills Point spent
several days DO our city this weeh
looking a TIE country While
here be had u. send him The Ava.
iauchc that he might keep posteG
as 10 what Is going on in these
parts
Star Brand Shoe, are made IN
al. shapes, tyle and feathers and
for all occasions. The prices are
right Star Brand Shoes sell.
better II We please you tel. :
others. 81 we don't tell ~
j B stone Il Son.
Let me move you Im specially /
prepared 10 handle household /.
yoods have large roomy
wagon and can handle your house
lo.d goods with less damage than
anyone else See me for all kinds
IF hauling and draw work.
G. T. Jackson. ]
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12
White Steamers Coming

Alley & Lemond Of Hale ecu
ter, will have "a carload of White
Slamer Automobiles ut Plaiuview
aud Lubbock IN a few DAYS II
you are IN the market Tor c-r
they viii be glad to give YOU %
demonstration iu the White
Sleamer-the car that has uo equal
for which they are agents. Zoti
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12
The Alphabet OF Success

Attend carefully to details
BE prompt ia all things
Consider we'll, thea decide d.,
lively
Dare to DO light, fear To 80
wrong.
Endure TRIALS patiently
Fight life's battles bravely
Go not into the society OF the
vicious.
Hold integrity sacred
lnlure not anothers reputation.
JOIN hands only with the yirtu.
Gus.
Keep your mind free from evil
thoughts.
Lie not for any consideration
Make few special acquaintau
ces.
Never try 70 appear what 700
are not
Observe good manners
Pay your debts promptly.
Question not the veracity Vi
frieod
Respect the counsel Of your
parents
sacrifice money rather than
irincple
Touch not, taste not, handle LOT
intoxicating drinks
Use your leisure tor Improve.
nent.
Venture not upon the thretuold
IF wrong.
Watch carefully over your pa
lions.
Extend &, everyone Kindly
greeting
Yield not to discouragemeut
Zealously labor for tbs nght
nd success is certain. Selec.d
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12

4 C'Iutt. Eacugrapa A5stac
land ItIe Company for Abstracts
/ Oar prices are right
w. W Royalty, Mgr
FOR RENT Farm with good
house. We. and necessary i'm.
pro}oue1t,. Apply % y O. Hardy,
Groyc,gIi.e. TrX8, 80 10
-. n BslsIey and +. : Petty,
of Coleman are Toe guests Of Mr
PlHip. of southwest Of town.
They paid thc Avalanche a
pleasant e.s.t white here
D. IS AHee reports Mr., Az
uen improving rapidly and VIII
Je a5.et5 return home DO Il few
v.-s She BIAS been at Dallas
uuterg 1.uT m operation
a moss band company ua, been
formed t1 be- auowu rs the
Trio Ian. Company and is
composed OTTO Vs. Brown. jim
Nsrrettall " II Vaughn
LOSI-In0 COWS. one roam
0aris. O-ol left hip. one red
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12

We have vendors Iein notes for
sale at this office Don't send
away these when you can get
them At home The Avalanche
Publishing Co.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12
Attention Boys

We will pay ) cents each for
good sacks. Bring to Lubbock
Lumber 4 Gram Co. 24.ti
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-02-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= Socs\ SlftNleS

at9-f'f-F4s4't'-'-i'sT''s.s"l-i''.lsi''''..
Tho Avalanche sL0o pcr year
See Patterson a Son Tor 6re 20
surs zee
Jackson's dray Is always ready
90 serve you
j. ). Day was oeer from Esm
gado Monday
Sec the new Shamrock Ware a.
Rankin & Sons
A fire policy IS protection, see
Patterson 4: Son
WANTED 100 .o1s 0aied bay
May q Downing. 27-ti
Don't wait, get a fire policy now
from Patterson & Son
For Fresh Mix aud Butter
phone The Floral Dairy
Get our rates before you buy a
Ore policy, Patterson d Son
Do you need carbon paper.
get % az the Avalanche Oilge
Luther Wyles still quite sick
az the home Of " R. B1cbana1s
r + Finley s having p nice
residence built on the Oyerton sd
dltIou
Home maze Lard az Sanders
Bros Meat Market IA cents per
pound
Ifyou want 10 be sure % sell.
your land, list 10 with Frank
BOwlcs. i3-tl
Mr. Dewitt who ranches .a
Hockley county spent Monday ir
our cItr
We are miomeI chat "a new
dairy v... boz sisrJal here .a 81
few weeks
When sou want feed Call up
Phone ~. 1874 MAJ q Downing
Proprietor llu
Why take one risk when Gre %. .
lnuee s 70 cheap ask Patterson
s. Son for rates
Gc0 Green manager of tae De-
N,t ur.. spec. o. fev days Il
our c.,y ta.s vecs
Mr. Kelsey of Eencalo va.
over Monday trausa-ulg business
With on merchants
vs. 4 MoGk aa8 wife rI &c .
cupy doe r II LoNery resle'ee
iu the aorJl part Of town
Two cars bes. Nagcrbsad Coal
just received Lull.rs Lem er
s. Guu Co Phone 40 go 24-u I.
" L Robinson o. Lubbock e,
.b town MONDE, shaking hands
with o.i friends blackstone Ca ,
zeue. F.
when YOU need anything ia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-18
A FOOLISH OLD IDEA.

1t was once thou ght that a
medicine was all the more bene-
fetal for having a nasty taste and
smell. We now know that such
an idea is perfect nonsense.
There is no more reason why
medicine should offend the SEN
ses than why food should do so.
Therefore, one of the greatest,
chemical victories of the past
few years is what we may call
the redemption of cod liver oil.
Everybody knows what a vile
taste and smell this drug has
IN It's natural state. No wonder
most people declare they would
rather suffer from disease than
take plain cod liver oil, and the
emulsions are as bad, no matter
what may be alleged to the con-
trary. Now it is one of natare's
laws that medicine which dis
gusts the nose and the palate,
and also sickens the stomach, can
have no good effect as a 1ledi-
cine, because the system cries
cut to be delivered from it. II
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
the desired miracle is wrought,
and we have the valuable part of
the oil, without the other. This
effective modern remedy is pala-
table as honey and contains all
the curative properties of pure
Cod Liver Oil, extracted by
us from fresh cod livers, COM
bined with the Compound Syrup
Of Hypophosphites and the Ex-
tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry.
The palate accepts it as it does
sugar, confectionery or cream.
Taken before meals it goes to ths
very secret stronghold of digcs-
tive disorders, and strengthens
the system agsinTt Scrofula,
Throat and Lung Troubles aad
all diseases due to impllrity of
the blood. DR.. G. G. Shannon, OF
Canada, says: 81 shall continue
lis use with, I All sure, great adj
vantage to my patients and salts
factor TO myself. y It has al
the virtues OF cod ,,;;ver oil; none
OF its faa IS. Sold by chemists.