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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
CAIRO POLICE CHIEF
BUSY PROTECTING NEGRO
Feeling Runs High Against Suspected
Murderer of Young Shop
Girl.
(By Associated PressJ

CAIRO. Ills. Nov. lob cause OF
reports that an organized effort would
be made tonight to lynch VIII james.
a nser,,. suspected of numbering Miss
Annie Pelley. shop girl. the prisoner
tonight was placed in a steel cage OF
the county jail. surrounded by
strong guard of policemen and deputy
sherffs. Many persons arrived today
frsn nearby Illinois and Kentucky
towns and the police feared that many
OF these wanted to lynch the negro
Before daylight today Chief of Pc
lice Kgan twice dispersed crowds OF
men and boys. who had started to-
wards the city jail In one case he
tort a mask from the face OF man
who seemed 10 be leader of the gath
ering and then prevailed On The oth-
els to disp, rise. pleading that the evil
dence against James was only er-
cumstantial.
Most citizens. after an Cutburst OF
indignation tonight were ready to let
the law take its course. For tins
reason it was thought that the siiua-
ton would b. controlled.
Will James, who is known as
"Froggy." because Of his facial re-
senlblance to that animal. was sweat
ed by the police today.
While all circumstances point 10
HIM as the slayer of Miss Pelley. IN
Gliding the action Of bloOdhoundH.
which went from the alley where Miss
Pelley's body was found 10 several
places where James had been on The
night of the murder. the prisoner re-
fused 10 confess.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
PLATES FOR AUTOMOBILES.
Chief Reynolds Distributing Numbers
to Owners OF Machines.

The number plates for the automo-
biles and motorcycles have arrived
here and Chief Reynolds is distribut
ing them among the owners of ma
chimes who have paid their license
tax of s. in compliance with the new
automobile ordinance. The law be-
came effective on November /. but
the plates were late in arriving.
Chief Reynolds says that number
of the owners OF automobiles anu
motorcycles have not yet complied
with the law and unless they do so
his week he will have them sum
moned &c conrt for violating the new
measure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
Contest Here Saturday Prom
iseS to be Good One.
HOW THE TEAMS COMPARE
Washington and Lee and North Caro-
lima Appear to be Very Evenly
Matched ard Thus Far the Betting
is az Even Money.

Much interest attaches TO the an
nual grdiron battle between the Uni
veIsity OF North Carolina ami Wash
ineton and Lee University at The
Casino park Saturday AFTERNOON. and
il is expected that record crowd
will turn Cut This will be the big
gest football game of the day In Viz
MIA ana a large crowd is expected
from Norfolk and nearby cities. The
North Carolina Alumni OF Norfolk Is
planning 10 come here in force and
give the Tarheels a rousing welcome
10 Virginia.
On the showing mus Ear maze this
stason. the'twO teams appear 10 be
very evenly matched and the betting
here is at even money with but few
wagers laid The b,st COMPARISON
cf the teams is To be had from The
relative scores OF the Washington and
Lee-V. p. l. game and the North
Carolina-V. F. |. game. The
Techs" eat Washington and Lse 80
to 6 and defeated North Carolina 10
10 o. Wadd II, Washington and Lees
star haliback. was ont CT the game
with V. p. |.
On the ether hand North Carolina
presented its strongest lineup against
the Techs, while V. p. |. had sew
eral OF its stars out of the game and
it was apparent that the team wa"
not trying 10 roll up a big score
against the Tarheels.
North Carolina has an aggressive
team and has proven itself game 10
the core in every game thus far play
ed this year And the same kind OF
work has characterized the play OF
the Washington ard Lee team. This
was demonstrated when, although
overwhelming beaten, The Lexington
bows fought to a finish against v.
Z. |. and scored in the last few min
utes OF play.
Ii is practically certain That
score will be MADE here Saturday.
During the past two years the Sc
teams have fought 10 a no-score draw
on the Casino, but those who have
followed the wOih OF the TWO teams
this season predict freely that several
scores will be made this time. They
base this prediction upon the open
style of Play of the teams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11

Eczema Made Hands and Feet Swell,
Peel and GetRaw Arms Affected,
Too Gave Up All Hope Of Cure.
QUICKLY CURED BY CUTICURA

II suffered from eczema on nv hands.
arms and feet FOR about twelve year..
nv hands and feet would swell. sweat
and itch. then would beccne cafiotss and
get very dry. then p-rl 81 and GIT raw.
I tired most every Kind q Sslvc ana
ointment without s1rcrss. tri~d ~cv-
eral doctcrs. but At last gave up thinkinf
there Wa a crrr Tor eczcrna 4 TREND
of mine Insisted on my irving the Cufi-
c1Irn HeFnciieS. but ] did Mt give them
a trial until got ~ bad that ! hsd 90
do something. I secured a 81 and by ihe
tine they we're us~i I could 49, vast
Improvement and nv hands and feet
were healed up IN NJ time. have had -
trouble sincr. Charles 7. Bauer. Y. ?. y.
6s. Voiant. Pa. Mar. ~. i@OS."
Potter bra cbsEa cor SO 7ro2s- Bosto1-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
MUST ANSWER FOR
CONTEMPT or COURT
Judge Barham issues Order
Against A. E. Burcher and
City Engineer Pearse.

An order against former Council
man Arthur f.. Burcher and city En-
gineer r. L. Pearse 10 appear in the
Corporation Court on the first day OF
December to show cause why they
should not be fined or imprisoned ior
contempt OF court has been issued by
Judge +. J. iarham.
The rule against Burcher commands
him 20 appeal ana show canse why
he should not be fined or imprisoned
for having On October p. attempted
TO influence W. c. wilson. witness.
who was then AMI there under sum
mons Of the court.
Engineer Pearse viii have 10 ex-
plain why he 'gratuitcnsly sought out
X. f. Davis and advised him To be
careful" in giving h.s testimony be-
fore the grand jury. which investi-
gated the paving scandal last month.
on October -. after returning in-
dictments against Councilman r. {.
Cox and Burcher. the grand jury ri
ported to Judge Barham that the evil
dence of w c. Wilson showed that
an effort had been made by A. T..
Bnrcher to suppress his testimony be-
fore the grand jury and that the evil
dence of r. r. Davis was 10 the effect
that T. +. Pearse state to him (Davis)
that he had better be careful and not
say anything before the grand jury
that would incriminate him Eavis).
Judge Barhams order is due 10 this
report Ct the jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
FINED FOR AUTO SPEEDING.
Robert Hassel Falls to Appear ir
Court When Hi- Case is Called.

Robert Hassel. d young chauffeur,
was fined $3.50 b. Justice Brown III
the folice court yesterday morning
fer violating the speed regulation OF
the new automobile ordinance. Has
sci did net appear for the trial and
Justice Brown has issued a mittimus
for him
THIS is the first violation of the
speed law since the new ordinance
became effective on November 1.
Hassei was summoned to court on
the complaint CT several citizens.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
A scaIded BOYS Shrek

horriacd his grandmother. Mrs
Martha TAYLOR. Of Nebo. Ky, VINO
writes that. when al thought he would
die. Bucklen's Arn'csi Salve wholly
cured him. Infall'tle fcr Burns
Scslds Cuts. Corn. Wounds. Bruises.
Cures Fevcr-Sores. Rolls. Skin Ersp-
tons. ChiiblaiEs charped Hands.
soon routs Piles. sc a; Academy
Pr. macy Co, Petzoid's Drug Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
Larceny Case Continued.

In the police court yesterday morn
ing. Justice Brown continued the case
of DR.. f A Kline. the veterinary.
who IL charged with passing worth
less checks, until November ". The
charge of forgery against Kline was
changed to that OF larceny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
SHIPPING REPORT
Wednesday. November 10. 1909.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Schooner Jane Palmer from Boston
to White Oak CCal Company in bal
last.
Schooner Elm city from Portland
10 Atlantic States Coal a Coke com
pany in ballast.
Schooner Warner Moore from Bos-
tonic White OAK Coal Company in
ballast.
Barge Upton from Fall River-to
NV River Consolidated Coal Com
pany in ballast
Barge sharon from Fan River-to
New River Consolidated Coal Com
pany in ballast
Barge Havana from BostOn-tO Ber-
wind White Coal Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
EXPOSURE

breeds colds. pains in the lungs.
then pneumonia. Gowan's Prep
aration gives quick rchet by tie
stroyiug inflammation and con
restion. Acts like magic for
Group aud coughs. External and
penetrating. Buy today aud feel
secure. Alldruggists. $l.oo, 50c.
2Jc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
Heard On the Corner.

The Teacher: An your arith-
metic problems are WONG. II this
happens again I'll tell your father.
The Pupil: "But pa dii I'm ior
me,~-Comic Cuts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
Calendar for Today.
Gorredyk Headed This Way.

Tue Dutch steamer GCrredyk. OF
the Holland America Line. steamed
from Rotterdam for Newport News
via Baltimore on November 9 at >
D. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
LOANSi LOANSi LOANSi

We VII loan Won any amount from
g. % sc quickly. cheapiy ard private
~ small weekly or monthly pay
meats Address CONFIDENTIAL.
Boy 26s. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11

A eirl knows she has lovely hair
II you remember to toll he 50. and
she is just as sure of q II you for
get 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
Sailed.

SchoOneTs Charles II. Venner for
Bangor: Josephine for Charleston.
Barge Rerklay for Plymouth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
MORSE FIGHTING CASE
IN HIGHER COURTS
Charges That Jurors Who Tried
HIM Were OrunkardS and
Drank During Trial.
(By Associated Press).

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 10.-A
pet tiOn for writ of certOrari 10
have the Supreme Court OF the Unit
ed States review the judgme Mt OF the
Circuit Court of Appeals in New York
in the case OF Charles ". Morse, the
ice king" convicted of misapplica-
tor OF he funds OF the National Bank
Of North American. was filed today
IN the higher tribunal by Martin w.
Littleion. counsel fer Mr.. Morse.
Formal presentation OF the motion
will be made by Mr.. Littleton next
Monday. Mr. Morse is under SEN
tence Ct IL years Imprisonment in the
federal prison at Atlanta.
No Parallel. Says LittIeton.
The Supreme Count will reach the
records OF criminal cases in vain 70
discover a paraellel to this case, de-
elared Mr. Littleton in his petition.
He charged that tie naked facts in
the case were overdressed in the IN
dictment Of Morse. that when pro-
perly undeTsiCo cd and clearly stated,
they show that the petitioner did no
more than procure others 10 make
loans at the bank, supported by ample
collateral. which leans he informed
the bank were his in fact, and pledg-
ed his then sufficient fortune TO Their
payment: that these loans were from
time 10 time pa.d off and the bank
allowed to take the profit in the rise
of the collateral which took place
time to time
freedom allowed to insert IN the
Indictment several counts he urged.
he had been perverted into a per
fect delIachery Of pleading
Mr.. LittIetOn claimed that the sen
tence was void because Morse had
been sentenced for - years in one
count. when under the statute he
could be not confined to exceed ten
years.
Claims Jurors were Drunksrds.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Cbarles W
Mcrse has decided not to put all his
eggs in one basket In addition to the
petition filed today before the United
States Supreme Court at Washington.
Martin W LittletOn. Morse's counsel
has served notice on the United
States District Attorney here that he
will move for a new trial before the
United States Circuit Court of APP
peals on the ground that members OF
the jury who convicted Morse induls-
ed habitually in intoxicating liquors
before they were emDanneled and that
they drank without restraint through
ont the trial
Accuses Secret Service Men.
In an affidavit Morse further men
toned seven attendants placed IN
charge Of the jurors. who he says,
were members Of the United states
secret service and OF the department
q justice at Washington transferred
10 this city especially for the trial.
These men. the AFFIDAVIT charges.
accompanied the jurors in their trips
OF recreation about the city. drank
with and becamc familiar with them
and thus unduiy influenced them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
Famous Trotter Dead.

TOWNSVILLE. GA. Nov. 1U.-
Broubt south TO escape the rig0r~
Of a northern winter. Hamburg Belle.
the famous tro,ter. died at the stock
farm Of her owner this place today
Of pneumonia. The horse arrived
here this morning. The animal was
bought bv Mel Hanna. Of Cleveland.
OHIO. a few months ago for $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11

Most men are 80 dead in earnest
about how well they think they can
do things that they don't think they
need 10 do them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-02
LITTLE LEE PONG
IS NOT AWAY LONG
ImpetuouS Chinese Young
Ster Proves Too Much for
Paul Chaplin.

The Chinese problems has proved too
much for Paul Chaplin, of Falls Church
Mr.. Chaplin. It will be recalled, recent
~ expressed his willingness TO take
charge of one impetuous Chinese young
ster by the name of Lee Pong. the
aforesaid youthful being AT that time a
stumbling block in the way Of the Jul
veniIe Court which was investigating
the little OrientaTs alleged fondness for
other peoples money
Pong uncle, Lee De WOy, already
had despaired. He was willing 10 leave
it 20 the judge. Pong just would not
keep his fourteen-year-old self in al
night
Nj Chaplin said ne would take PONG
away from the temptations OF city life
ana utilize his services Yesterday af-
tcrnoon Mr.. Chaplin clambered rather
YEARLY up the steps to the Juvenile
Court Lee Pone nattily attired and
displaying a glittering watcnfob, follow
cd in silence.
Tho Virginian said that he had dis
covered that Lee was not old enough. '
Would the court please take Lee back
and find him another home?
Probation Officer Copp is going TO dc
the best ne can in that direction. other
wise. Lee must be turned over TO tie
Board of Children's Guardians and IRON
erly restrained. That is, unless his Uncle
wauts 10 provide more coin and thy "a
handle Pong himself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-02
PIGEON WHISTLES
SMALL INSTRUMENT

The smallest musical Instruments In
the world are the pigeon whistles OF
Picking. They are made Of thiuncst
bamboo and tiny gourds. scraped TO
psper-lilse delicacv ana fastened be-
meath the tail feathers OF the carrier
pigeons. As the birds ny through the
air these instruments emit a weird
AAeolian melody like the harps OF fairy
land.
Every morning and afternoon the
vault of PekinR's sky IS swept by
these mournful notes as the birds ny
10 and fro, carrying messages 10 the
bankers, the merchants, the lawyers
3nyitstio letters. stock quotations:
q system older than the telegraph OF
telephone or the oldest letter service.
as old as time itself
These are some twenty different
kinds Of pigeon whistles, some of them
simple bamboo tubes with but one
stop. and some as cIabOrafcly CON
structed as miniature organ pipes.
They are all Of feather -lightness. and
when held in the hand and swept
through the afr emit the same delicate
HvhistlinE notes as when borne
through the upper atmosphere by the
carrier igeonE.-Musical Age,
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MOOSE TO GATHER
AT FESTAL BOARD

The Columbia Herd, I2C. Loyal or
der Of Moose. viii give a banquet
At FreUnd's, Tenth street northwest.
on September u. Invitations we're
sent out this morning TO the guests.
Among those invited are a number Of
prominent officials Of the Government.
The local organization or the Moose
was Installed here last July vita a
membership OF twenty. n now has
TWO hundred members. It's charter lis
still open. but Willie closed the night
OF the banquet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-02
STORY OF THE START
OF NOW FAMOUS DASH
Trip Which Has Resulted in Discovery Of Pole Con
tinuation of Hunting Expedition Into North
Financed by New York Man.

North Star, for ] am anxious 20 20
10 UpcrniviS At once on our return,
and he can be of much use TO usa.
There is likely 10 be much open
water between you and Etah, so YOU
had better send the rrunk with nor
whale tUsks and all things for the
return to Etah At least, II not tCr-
ther, rs soon as you can.
Il have regretted many times that
you are not with Us, but at the mo-
ment il seems best to send you back,
and on the whole you are more as
sigtance to me al the house TO guard
and care for our things than here In
the field in this awful cold and wind
j trust YOU arc of the same opinion.
So gOOd-by, and now TO the Pole.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-02

35c Syrup Pitchers and Plate, OK
nickel plated. ..-.--..-..-.....-..-...& u
soc Metal Umbrella stand, large
S ste, ar,is5ie} gl-o decorated 2QC
19c Zinc Wash Boards, full 1Ic
size. strongly made IN
25c Japanned Bread Boxes. 1Oc
square shape. -
15c Sugar or Flour Boxes. 10c
with hinged cover, 81 or lbs. AON
S5c Galvanized Iron Wash 17C
Tubs fuli size. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = q =
soc Folding Wash Benches, 77c
hardwood. made for two tubs. - =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-02
Writes Letter to Wife.
FREDERICK 4 @

When FRANKIE got back to New York
in October, 1905, and brought this letter
with him. he also brought a sealed let
ter from Or. Cook TO his wife The
contents Of this letter Mrs. Cook would
never reveal
DR.. Cook, while In winter quarters at
AanOrtok with ranke wrote his wife
a letter on Deceu her 9, 1907. This letter
was in part as follows.
Il have this 90 port unity TO send a lot
ter to Uperuaviil by Ramussen during
this month and must hasten 20 report
our progress to the present 1 have 100
dogs, and as many more as / desire,
with fifteen Of the best men of the tribe
assembled here for the attack over the
new route across Ellsmcre Land, out
b. way OF Nansen sound and back by
Kennedy channel (the channel between
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English Tea Pots, assorted shapes
and decorations, all sizes. OOC
&c other days 4 -
Water Pitchers, new shape. sold
gold decorations. 25c other 1EC
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First Quality and LIGHT Weight Tum

1oc Imported Glass Finger Bowls,
thin glass. low shape. Six oOc
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SOC Crystal Glass Wine Sets, De
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China Ice cream Plates and OaC
Meal Bowls, assorted decord- ~
tons Sc other ays..----.--........OS
p China Cake Plates. first quality,
decorated with wide gold 10c
bands. 15C other DAYS. W.
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Zoe Dozen Colonial Glass Table &c
Tumblers. Each..-..--.-......... -
15c Crystal Glass Flower 1nc
Vases, art shapes. .AO~
l5c Fruit Bowl and Cake Stands
ON high foot, cut glass pat 10c
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Fsiatiai Quarters Fer Flutcera
Sc ators.

Five million d-l.ars fr an off. .ce
bul ding. Who Is spending IL? The
most liberal spender In the world
the United States. This Is not some
thing planned for fuutre date be
cause there Is not object OF i'm,
mediate expenditure. but Il reality OF
he present A raace OF offices has
been constructed for the use OF the
United States senators at Washington
and II was opened and occupied IN
part few weeks ago. but II is not
yet fully completed. The actual cos,
to date In St.672. 800. and there Is
more expense to come. rounding out
In all probability the $4,000. 900.
There are ni.e,y-,wo senators In
con srcss. but the iuilding Is large
oSycr several blocks In some cities.
II is one of the most beautiful build
.ngs In Washington. 1, stands di.
a ,onnlly across from the senate wing
{ the capitol. Although near a,
hand. l, s too ma snificcnt for MI.
gust senators to approach by walk.
Ing. 40 y beautiful subway has been
built conn, citing II with the senate
wing. Storage artery automobiles.
each " which will carry ten persons.
20 whixxins through this passaseway
like the wind. and no senator walks.
The interior architecture of tho build.
Ing ls grand In magnifieence aud
prop rtions. An enormous marble 70.
tunda rivals II II does not surrass
that OF the capitol itself Tho indi.
sidual offices are raa'lnl IN con
s,r,ction and equipment
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Missouri Cay Program.

Otero county Missourians will
SHOW you, when they hold their
reunion at Rocky Fcrd far grounds
Saturday, July 18th. This is the
first effort by the MissomiaAs to
hold reunion. Owing to the exces.
siye heat and the busy season. the
committee has decided they will not
have the Calithumpian parade as
mentioned last week, but all M.ssou'
rians are expected TO come to Rocky
Ford with we'll filled baskets, and
spend the day as follows:
10 a. m TO IL a. m.-Registration
at Stark's furniture store. 400 north
Main street. Headquarters for the
day..
II a. m.-March from headquarters
TO fair grounds.
IL m.-Basket dinner at the fair
grounds.
p. m.-Speaking ty supreme
Judge S Harrison White, OF Denver
Colo.
! 1880 to 2;SO p, m.-Races as fol
lows.
100 yard foot race, boys 10 to II
years. First prize, Toys hat. by J
l. Bonita Mercantile Company. Sec
ond prize, pocket knife, by b. Z
Moody.
One-ha,f mile bicycle race. gentle
men under 30 years. wheel gear un
der 90, First prize. 81, Tucker Bros
ronsorial farlcr. Second prize. one
quart OF maple syrup. by Lis Foei
grocery Company.
200 yard burro rare. lisl riders
first prize. set of collar pins, by Hiar
dey & Hardey. Second prize. hand
painted china bowl. ty'W. r. Star~
Flour race. free for all. First prize
81, by I'll Captain Hotel Second
priz,, so cents. by c {. Buchanan.
Sack race. free for all First prize
two pounds candy. by ". J. Brown
ofNbuu ~ is's AbA ApA'N NA'1'A INV
soap. by Big Four Grocery Company.
Egg race, for gir.s. First prize. bot
! tie of perfume. by Rocky Ford Trad
ing Company Second prize, bel
pin, by Hardey & Hardey.
2:3O p. m.-Base ball game be
tween Rocky Ford Missourians an'
La Junta Missourians.
One.half mile slow mule race. fre'
for all. First prize. 81 bottle OF +
Captain olives, by Kinney cro
Gerry Company. Second prize. tw'
pounds Govreau's special coffee, b.
Goyreau Bros.
Lewis Bros. a. Johnson offer s.
rocking chair to oldest native lori
Missourian on the grounds.
The public Is cordially invited t'
attend entire afternoon program AM
also take part in any OF the races.
". J. Brown is chairman OF pro
gram committee, and James Sayer
is marshal Of the day.