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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
HOBART BOYS IN
NARROW ESCAPE
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Hobart. Ind. Aug. 31-While going
home from town sunday evening the rig
driven BY young Mr.. Lounsberry who
lives about two miles north of town
and who was accompanied by two OF
his boy friends, was struck by the 9
o'clock fast freight on the Pennsylvania
at the crossing near the depot Al
though none Of the bows was hurt, the
buggy was demolished.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31

Crown Point. Ind. Aug. 31.-The
ffty-frst annual Lake county fair
opened at Crown Point today. The
first of four long, eventful days Of
pleasure for agriculturist and manu-
facturer, for business and professional
man has begun. and everybody is happy
in anticipation of spending at least one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
Wall VS.. Shaw Continued.

The case of Wall VS.. Shaw. involv-
ing a board bill which has been called
up in Judge Edward Ames' court on
several occasions, was continued again
today until 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
NOTICE TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

The republican voters of the city
of Hammond will meet at Longs
hall, en- East state street, at
O'Clock p. III. Wednesday. Sept. i, to
select commit eemcn for the various
precfncts Of the city of Hammond
to serve during the coming cam
paign. All voters are urged TO be
present.
WILLIAM +. BRIDGE
City Chairman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
HWY NJ H0YT $50

Henry NJ. Hoyt of Pennsylvania, who
has been solicitor general of the Unit
cd States since 1908. has been made
counsellor of the state department. an
office created in order that Secretary
Knox might have the benefit of Mr..
Hoyt's advice in state department mat
ters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
SUFFERS Stroke
OF PARALYSIS
Mrs. Fred King, Uncon
scious Since Monday, It
Is Feared May Die.
Especial 10 TIE TIMEs.l

Lowell. Ind, Aug. 31.-Mrs. Fred
King, living in the east part OF Lowell,
suffered a stroke Of paralysis Monday.
which It is feared VIII prove fatal
Late last night she was an unconscious
condition. and but little hope of her
recovery is entertained.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31

See Gary, Ind. from new sight-see-
ing automobile of United States Land
company It meets all trains.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
C. A. TAYLOR TO Be
new GENERAL AGENT
Roadmaster J. W. Sweenie Is Out
and w. J. Riley Is Appointed In
His Stead = Civil Engineering
Force Materially Reduced IN Num-
Der.

There have been some important
changes in the office force of the In
diana Harbor Belt railroad at Gibson
as result of the desire of the of
fcials of this railroad to consolidate
the administration of the affairs Of
the company at the Gibson Office and
effect certain economies in this man
ner.
The fact that John C. Payton has
been transferred to Blue Island, ILL.,.
was announced some time ago, but the
fact has just become known that c. a.
Taylor of Blue Island viii take the po-
sition of general agent, which has been
vacated by Mr.. Payton.
The office of general roadmaster has
been abolished and ". ]. Riley has
been made roadmaster of the Indiana
Harbor Belt railway ROadmaster j.
" Sweenie 10 said to be out.
The civil engineering force has been
materially reduced in the process of
consolidating the staff, and it is under
stood that there are four men in this
department who have lost their posi-
tiOns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
ORDINANCE
To ABATE:
COAL DUST
Special Session of Council
Held and Measure Adopt
ed Compelling Dealers in
the Fuel to Wet It Before
Unloading.

An ordinance passed last evening at
a special meeting of the council. pro-
viding that all coal handled in the city
limits must be properly wettedL and
sprinkled, is a development of a fight
which has been existing in the Third
ward. but which will hereafter affect
the entire coal business in Hammond.
The demand for such an ordinance is
said to have been so urgent that spe-
cial meeting was necessary, although
the next regular meeting is to be held
next Tuesday evening. In other quar-
ters, it is charged that the ordinance,
which was fathered by Councilman Jno.
Pascaly of the Third ward was merely
political stroke of the alderman, who
is said to be up for reelection.
and that George P. Stout, whose coal
yard stands along the Nickel Plate
tracks. east of the Sohl street, was
made the scapegoat. on the other hand.
it is declared that the maintenance of
the coal yard is a nuisance and that
Alderman Pascaly was justified in ask
ing for the special meeting.
Petition Against Coal Storage.
Another development in the fight
against coal dust emanating from the
Erie Coal Storage plant came to light
this morning in the fling Of a petition
bearing 103 names of property owners
who complain against the coal stor-
age. whose story was told in these
columns and viciously denied by the
Becker organ. The petition states that
the plant is constructed and conduct
ed in such a manner as to make life
miserable to the 103 property owners.
The petitioners are residents of Colu-
met avenue, Walter. Sohl, Claude. Fay
ette. Alice. Thornton and Douglas
streets. They ask that the city of
ficials investigate the plant and abate
the nuisance. The ordinance. which
was passed last evening. is sweeping
and provides for a fine of from 50 to
500. 1t provides that all coal must be
wetted before 1t is unlOaded from the
cars into any coal bins. sheds or other
buildings, or upon the ground. or to un-
load any coal from wagons within the
city limits without first wetting or
sprlnkling the same" 1t appears at
once that the ordinance affects the
Coal Storage as we'll as all the coal
dealers in Hammond. J. \. Ertzinger,
the general foreman of the coal stor-
age plant. was out of town today and
could not be reached. Mr.. Stout said
that, while he realized that malice and
spite inspired some of the people who
carried on the agitation, he would new
ertheless abide by the ordinance.
Question of City seaIer.
The ordinance providing for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
Minor Changcs NIade.

Otto Garsbach has been appointed
agent Of maintenance Of way. posi-
ton of considerable Importance. There
have been several changes of minor
Importance. in which some of the old
employees have been dropped.
Many of the employees that being
brought to the Gibson office have been
scattered over the division. and it is
believed that by the concentration of
these employees at Gibson the admin
istra ton of the affairs of the road viii
he facilitated.
No announcement has been made re
garding the successor of Mr.. Rider.
and it is the opinion in some quar-
ters that there wiH be no successor
appointe. but that matters win be per
mitted TO stand as they are for an in
definite period.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31
C()NSIABLES
BEFORE THE
GRAND JURY
Prosecuting Attorney G. E.
Greenwald Will Demand
General Investigation of
Lake County Justice Shop
Methods.

The cases against Charles Miller of
Indiana Harbor. and Martin Reeves of
Miller. who are charged with extor-
tion, were dismissed in Judge William
". McMahon's city court this morn
ing at Hammond with the understand
ing that they are to be called to the
attention of the grand jury at its next
session.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Green
wald said today that this would prob
ably mean a general investigation Of
the justice courts of Lake county. He
said that there have been so many
charges of extortion and irregularity
of late that the matter could no longer
be ignored.
Judge Mcmahon in disnissing the
cases in the Hammond city court this
morning. said: L have had so many
of these alleged cases of extortion
called to my attention that 1 am con-
vinced that 1t is time that some action
be taken.
Many Complaints Made.
complaints are made to me nearly
every day and this case is the first one
in which the evidence seems sufficient
to make a conviction possible. I think
it best that this matter be called to
the attention of he grand jury at its
next session, and Mr. GreenwaId has
promised to take it up"
The evidence in the case was gone
over in a cursory manner this morn
ing, but there was enough offered to
show that Charles Miller receipted for
the So that was paid by Mrs. Schmidt
of Indiana Harbor for milage from
Miller to Gary.
Attorney John Gavit appeared for
Charles Miller and Attorney Charles
| Greenwald for the state of Indiana. The
hearing was held I'm the Hammond city
| court at o'clock this morning and
there was a large crowd of witnesses
present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31


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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31

ADVERTISE IN THE TINES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-31

Generally fair today and
Wednesday, slight changes In
temperature.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Adams put a stove IN the tent today.
Judge william Adam Hooker and his
BRIDE who was Miss Matte NOrweil, OF
Roanoke, Va, returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. NOltheimus and L.
MayOwslSi, Of Monticello. were here on
Wednesday, guests Of the Leon.
Mrs. W. q. Powell left for her home
IN Jacksonville Monday, after a very
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. \. b.
Byrd
The Adams Ten Cent Show has been
craving large crowds out each night
during the week. Most OF the jokes are
new and many enjoy an evening Of fun.
LOst-A yellow. shaggy, large male
lCe OppOssum face; name baby,
Finder will get $500 reward by return
ing TO Mickler's store. Alex. Walton.
43-1t
Since the improvements In the jew
elry store Of II. n. Sweeting Il r. one
)f the hands0mest places In the State,
30 conceded by everyone who calls. The
ladies especially admire Il.
Messrs s. d. Clarke aud %. J. Ham
rick, prominent lawyers from Month
ceiiO, came over Monday, spending sew
eral days IN attendance Of the United
states Court.
IL may seem hard 10 realize, but Il IL
q positive fact that you can get q suit
made to order for SO 80 at Cheatham
Alderman Co. Read their I'D. and send
Cor free samples
Hon. Emmett Wilson, Assistant
United States Attorney for the North
sEn District Of Florida, spent the week
nc the Leon. He has BEEN very busy
with bis duties IN the Court while here.
A defertive que caused the burning
of q small hole IN the residence OF Mr..
" indOni, on College avenue, last nighk
The flremen promptly responded and
quickly extinguished the blaze
Little Willie Murray, a cOlOred boy,
vas arrested this week for the larceny
or So worth 81 cologne from one Of
the drug stores here. Doubtless While
Nas preparing Tor the selgs OF the win.
'er months without q bath.
Commissioner stOutamire killed ana
salted down two thousand pounds Of
pork q few days ago, and has much
more coming. A prominent farmer SAYS
more hogs viii b killed IN Leon county
this season than ever before.
Miss Willie May Callahan. az HaIn.
bridge, Ga, 4 the guest % Miss Onie
zachary. at 900 North Monroe street
Miss Callahan a % Be one Of TIE bride.
maids IN the wedding 81 Miss RacharY.
% Major Alexnnder x. Powers, Tues.
day evening
see
Mr. and AfrA n. Grim Johnaon win
leave one day next Week for Z trin
north. They Wlll make stops A. ChaF.
lesion hichmond naltimora, phfiafoI.
pAia end ether important eastern
polhtA Wnl retuFa shout January tSl
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


Lille, the seven-yeaF-Old child Of ar.
Scott, on South BrOughtOn street, while
playing, a few days since, swallowed d
sand spur which lodged IN the larIyx.
causing intense pain and suffering. Sur
geOns made several incisiOns, but were
unable 20 find and remove the obstruc.
ton. the sweet little child is "a 4
dangerous condition.
Invitations are out Tor the wedding
Of Miss Lillian Mcleod Bates, OF Lake
City, 90 Mr.. Frank r. Coles, OF Madison,
the wedding to take place at Q 0'clocE
on the 10Th inst. Both young people
are well known here. Miss Bates haI
ing attended the college, and l9to
taught the graded school, while ATr.
Coles IL the only son Of ]. w. Coles.
and as well known as any Of the old
boys.
A new Office Is being constructed IN
the north end OF the large corridor 0f
the Capitol Building, between the
COmptrOllers aud Governors Offices.
Mr.. Lunning, secretary to the Board 81
Trustees Of the Internal improvement
Fund, will occupy this new Office, keep
ing all records and matters pertaining
to the Board, IN same.
The wreck ON the @. +. & A. Iast
week resulted IN quite a bit OF damaee,
but no one was hurt. Capt n. IL
Pride, who was IA cahrge OF the pans4
enger train, has rendered his resigna,
ton owing 10 the circumstances lead
ing 90 the wreck. Capt. Pride hnn
been a faithful conductor through TAI
lahassee for many years and those who
travel via. the q. n. 8 A. 10 the futara
VIII miss the genial old gentleman.
eee
Mrs. r. A. FarnswOrth and her four
handsome children are stopping at ne
Leon hotel Mr.. and Mrs. EafneWortn
are looking for q central location in
Mr.. FaFnswOrth's territory an Whir4 -
stop, AMI now have their eyoa On IniIt,
haHBoa He e q travelling saioaman.
Their four children are exceedingly ~
tractive. three o. them Cstberlnt.
Franels and Gould, are trfplosa -
other OTIS is the eldest.
AAAtAANaNNN-Atao aAN NANaNUU 70 Know
that their young attorney, Judgo 0uyit
2. lord. Judge % the United State
Co1misainOer's Court, and aiso DEPUTY
United states Clerk IN the NortheI0
District of Florida. has made such
favorable imnreszlnn upnn I've c,ssll
Omcials &C this term o. tho Cr
Most every 0filcial has had sonia, .....a
highly complimentary % SAY 81 Mn
and Judge william n. Sheppard eea
cialiy praises hia presentation an1 81
poafance before the Court
TIE Journal, Of Eufanla. Oklaha
Contains the f0lloWing compInraf
notice II Mr.. George Miller. form
81 hlccosukie. who 4 wen ana l4etI
ably known throughout Leon en
"Georra Miller, prumInent al
o. okIahoma CITY. has located "a
fanla. and win ~ anrocfafna win
weil-kO0gn frn o. Turner a
Air. Miller a q native az Elo
graduate o. TIE Law AaneFl
TIE UniVerBity q Virginia We
ceIged hig early tlniuing a. ~
~ Vuite6 Nteto1 Senator NIfo
NloEiea. ne d nomocft1 "a
ocllDoh anl h1laula an
ooun,T e4lend b I'm g acagig
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
WhatEDOingh City
DIR. W. 2. VANBRUkT,
DERTIsT,
PHONE No 257
J.B. MOFFETT.
saaawara.as - guu

MNNAHaAHHAHHHHfHH
Legal business Of all kinds solicited.
Prsegire IN Ell courts.
Adams put a stove IN the tent today.
~. Clark, Of Havana. spent Sunday
On the city
Our Stock Of Mems and Boys Cloth
ing At cost. Levy Bros. AZ
NJ Brush. Of Apalachieola, spent Sun
day IN the city.
Five furnished rooms for rent. Appl
10 Mrs.. Joseph D. Wilson. rs
O. V. ,aradOre. Of Kinard, Flay was
hero this week
Our Stock Of Mems and Boys Cloth.
ing at cost. Levy Bros. AZ
VIZ. Davis, OF Perry, Fla., was IN
the city Sunday
EOa wOC 3D. Dr. J. H. 3 Butt.
J. N. GOntO, OF Mayo, Fla, spent
sunday at the Leon.
Ladies' Long Coats, sx1O, values
olos, Levy Bros. ~
H. A. Daniels, Of ThOmasyille, Ca,
was over here sunday.
rs. Special Sale Of Ladies' Skirts. Levy
W. A. Wright. Of Monticello, was here
on business last week,
Special Sale Of Ladies' Skirts Levy
l. u. Bryan. OF jacksonville visited
Tallahassee last week.
For RENT Three furnished rooms
Cor light housekeeping.
lO.tf Mrs W. D, Wilson.
AIr. II. d. Powell, Of Tampa, was IN
enc city last Saturday.
Ladies Long Klmonaa, IS cents.
Levy Bros. a.
ST. Broker. Of Ashmore was IN the
city Oh business saturday.
Useful chrlstmae gifts are in'Order
thla wear. Buy them early and buy
them from ChIttenden q Co. 20
TB. Llddon and son, Of sneada, Fla.
spent sunday IN the city
white snk shIr, Waist, Sl,05 each.
Levy Bros. q
J, n. snithwick. Of Pensacola. was
heFO on bushes. Saturday.
Oct your Boys School Shoes from
ChlttsIdsn q Co., and have them last
through The season. ~
w. 3. Blacknhear, OF ThOmasville,
Ca, spent Sunday In the city
TrleO FlannsIs. ell wool. II cents per
yard Levy Bros. ~
HH. Tomllnson. OF Jacksonville. was
registered at the Leon last week.
TrIso FIannsls, al wool, II cents Pc
yard. Levy Bros. ~
~ N. 0rogOry and I'd May, Of
Quincy, spent Sunday here with friends.
Headquarters IN Tail0r-made Cloth.
nH. cbitiendan a Co, who ere eecue.
toned 40 me1eurlnC, and The atylo and
ne of qll Of "a. v. Pres Suits are gnar.
enieed. 20
80
Mira w 4. D0nsldson. o. Apalachi
cola, was 10 here this weok boforo ia
United States Court. she naa a eull
against TIE Atlantic Cost Eine. whica
clme up a. this term
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

a. ETY. q Ipedat
o. Lars. q ysehsonvnia vac lere %
Wednesday.
&. w. Nannoy, a. Fsrnandins, spent
Sunday &c TIE Lem
IA Wefherington, o. Wacissa, vas
here on business Monday.
VS. Robinson, Of Jacksonville, vas
here on business Q. Tuesday
LIB. Gum, OF Sarasota. was regis
tered on Tuesday At tse Leon.
Ladies' Long Coat Sweaters. $40
eaeh. Levy Bros. -
RIA. willis. OF Greenwood. Fla, was
registered at the Leon Monday.
ID. DeIAcy, Of HinsOn, Fla- was
registered at the Leon Last wednesday.
]. n. JakObie. Of Gainesville, fla,
was registered at the Leon Monday
Adams put a stove in the tent today.
A. d. williamson, Of Live Oak, was
a prominent visitor 70 the city this
week.
Hon. 4. l. Clarke, Of Monticello.
came over Monday on matters Of legal
importance.
LIP. Cox, one OF Jacksonyille's pop
ular statesmen. blew I'm Tuesday, re-
raining over Wednesday.
Rennith Moran returned home Mon
day after a very pleasant trip IN the
mountains Of New York
The genial countenance Of Joe Lester
was seen on the streets last night. He
Is here on his holiday vacation.
Governor Albert w. Glchrist and
State Treasurer w. v. Knott have re-
turned from a trip to the Everglades.
Ladies' Long Coat Sweaters, see
each. Levy Bros. ~
p. ID. Beall, OF Pensacola, has been
here during the week attending u. 8.
Court. Mr.. Benll Is private secretary
10 Judge Shepard.
Mr.. A. p. McUaskill. while attempt
ing % anOck q turbulent COW a few
days ago, had n finger TO get caught In
q singletrec and broken.
Fr0h ". Tavlor. a prominent aeed
grower Of Lloyd, was IN the city on
., edhesday anu Thursday. While here
Mr. Taylor IL stopping ut the Leon.
Thompson 8LOO COrsets, 20 cents
each. Levy Bros AZ
A. Y. Hampton, owner and manager
Of - popular Hampton Springs and
hotel, was here on a visit 90 his sister,
Afips Glenn Hampton, Monday.
J. L. Weeks, Of 6Bien. Fla, spent
several days In the city this week. He
was a witness IN the suit Of Mrs Don
aldsOn against the Atlantic Coast Line.
Miss Lillian Scarborough, Of O'Brien.
Fla, spent the week here. Miss Scar
borough was a witness IN the Donald
son suit before the United States Court
Mrs. ]. M. Lykes, OF Galveston, Tex,
Ia ferc visiting her father, Judge Chas
Il. PARA. Mrs LySee Il PLEASANTLY
remembered here a. Miss Genevievo
Parkhlll.
An always acceptable Christmas gift
is a years subscription % the Lsdies
Home Journal and the Saturday Even
Ing Post With an announcement card 90
be sent each one % whom the subscFip
ton ~ sent. These subscriptions, ae
we'll as subscriptions 20 ether maya
Eines, will receive prompt attention BY
ERAsTUs w. CLARK, Subscription
Agent. Tallahassee, Fla. cost
Hon. VIM. Holloway, Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. returned home
wednesday from his tour Of the state
with the Educational rally. lie has
four more counties vt 10 cover, bat
viii not begin the campaign again I'M
on after the Chriatmas holidays.
MORE THAN
49,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
MORE THAN
q thousand
p o Nd s OF CANDY
just received BY
IT, Byrd 4 Co

Prices range from ten cents 70 one dol
per pound. Many beautiful ChFiBe-
mas Bones Of Quality Chocolates.
Nuts; Raisins, Oranges, Apples,
Grapes, Bananas and Candies Tor The
stockings Chrietmaa.
Fresh CELERY, Cfanborrios. Vegota-
bles and fruita ~ AL kinda OH Pick.
Zee, Sweet and Sour Pickles, Olives,
Cheese end Crackera, and ofhar eok
lunch requisites.
Cream Puifa Napoioons, Ecelaires,
Frush Kiso1s, Lady flngofs, nacaFOona.
Cookies, Fruit Cola, Mabis Nut Cake.
OFange Loaf, Raspberry Roln, FFuii
Cake, Brad, and anV othor haksry
eoods yos nag doulfA
Il. ~. BxRD q CO
P1oas Ro.I. SIS Rs1ToS 81
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. n 0rinh Johnson win
leave one day next Woek for 4 trin
north. Tbey Will make stops A. chaF.
leslon, Richmond baltimogo. phflafel.
pAia and other important eastern
poihtA VIM retura sbout January tSt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Mlss Willie May Callahan. a. HaIn.
bridge. Ga, 4 the guest % Miss Onie
zachary. at SOC North Monroe street
Mss Callahan a % Be one Of the BRIDE.
maids IN the wedding o. Miss RachafY.
% Major Alexnnder X. Powers, Tues.
day evening.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Mfa W. 4. Donaldson. of Apalachi
cola, was 10 here THIS weok hof0ro "a
United States Court she naa q euil
AGAINST the Atlantic Cost Line. whica
came 40 a. this term
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Dc. william n. Van Brunl leaves
Christmas day for Donvilie Ky, where
be o. % 10 best man IN the marriage
81 Mlss Matte Mcconnell 90 NJ. Rich.
ard w, Van Brunt Dotb Mia McCon.
nell ard Mr. Van Brunt are ven known
bern. and their friends win fog then
uofhlna but soy and happinoaa Dr.
Van bFunt WIN Futnrn here wilhin q
weeks Tina
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

w. o. w. LsoN CAnP No. 3.
Woodmon of The Weird. meets ever
Monday night N w. o. w. bali. Ove
Gilmore q Davia hardware store. mem
befa and visiting Soveruigna cordIalh
Invited - attend these meetings. 8
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20
Stop the Patent Stock Food Fraud.

E-.77 + NOTICE. for example" that III" North
kW Carolina House Of Representatives has pass
MLJ cd bill which the Senate is now Con"id'F-
ing regulating the registration. sale inspection.
and adultoraton Of continental. patented. propri-
ctary. Trademark stock or poultry food or foods.
condition powders and stock medicines or rem
odies." and the patent stock food mauufactur-
cra are moving Heaven and earth TO accomplish
Ita defeat or course they arc. for In hardly any
thing else In America Ia Ruch an ontraEcousp
profitable gwiudle game being prnciieed with #uch
opcnn~am and lack 81 legal rcatrsint-common
meal bran etc with littlc cheap sulphur. salt.
Epaom aal,a pepper. Haltpctcr. etc. added TO
change tho taste. and tho mixture (havdly NOR"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20
To Stop Child Labor.

fE ARMERS everywhere ought also 60 stand
@1 holidly behind tho movement for the better
l-J regulation of factory child labor We honor
our proErctave manufacturers who hrr building
up great industrica among as but with our natural
advantages they certainly do not need 10 grind
out tho lives OF ii'tlo children In order 10 com
pote With tho rvHt Of the world
Hardly from ANY standpoint can tho present
suicidal policy OF r-~orking little children In
southern mills be- justified while the appeal for
strcter legislative regulation must appeal TO us
for many reasons
fil For the sake Of childhood. II our people
ALL not let man stunt young colt by over
work. neither should they tolerate the stunning
aud mniming OF children by premature toll
90 For the sake of racial pride. Tho negro
child in the fields and schools 81 growing In vigor
and Intelligence -ha he should: but how can any
Southern man think with tolerance OF the denial
OF like opportunities for the growing thousands OF
white children I'm our factorieg7
CD For the sake Of woman hood. Medical au-