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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-01-21


best shots in the country, faced the
traps today at the opening of the sec
ond annual midwinter trap shooting
tournament here. The attendance in
cludes both amateurs and profession
ais, prominent among the last-named
being Fred Gilbert, Thomas A. Mar
shall, J. A. R. Elliott, George w. Max
well and H. S. Welles. The program
of the tournament extends over a
period of three days The trophies
include cups to both the preliminary
and handicap winners, medals for the
highest amateur averages and a
medal for the highest professional
average.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-01-21
New Temple Theatre.
w. e. Swift. Manager.
-~>-~~-~~~~~o~"~~~"-~~~~~~"
TWO NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Friday, January d
Edwin Patterson Offers the
Emery Musical Comedy Co.

Phyllis Daye, Leo. Adde and Clever
Company. Emery Male Quartette.
Five Comedians, Twenty Singers and
Twelve Dancers. Ideal Beauty Cho-
rus, Elegant Costumes, Special Set
tings. Every feature moral and re-
fined. Friday night, 1.-THE Governors
Daughter" Saturday matinee, "The
Little Widow" Saturday night, Miss
Satan"
is Singing, Dancing, Musical Numbers
Matinee Prices CSC and 25c
Niqht Prices .75c, SOC, a5c, 25c
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-01-21

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18
WRIGHT MAKES BEST
SHOWING. or SEASON

Washington. July 17.--After many
mishaps. the new Wright acroplane
today successfully natigntcd the air.
making thc best record OF a Wright
brothers machine since the accident
last fall the %ucroblane guided by
orYilie Wright ana travelling at n
speed approXimatine o. miles an hour
at a height from 81 10 90 feet. re-
manned In the air tGt minutes. when
the aviator decided to alight. having
cneireled the driil grounds at Fort
Myef ~ 80 times The descent was
nade without difficulty, the place sc
iccted being on level ground and the
one usually uscd hg OrVillc Wright
fot his landings. ~ All Times the ma
chine WAS under perfect control The
conditions for a flight were ideni.
The FIRST attempt to fly was "a fall
ure Travelling in d straight course
the aetoplanc. after rising about 10
feet suddenly dipped and touched the
ground, but rose again Finding that
he was close to the |acroplanc shed
aud unable to raise the machine to
amy considerable height, Oryille
wright mauc AN easy landing Iltt
t,usc of this failure WAS ascriaed Ia
the fact that tho nAehinc nNd left
the memorial too soon ON the see
pnd attempt The a%croplanc gently ROSE
Ga a height of between ~ and 30
feet fhcrc was u moment Of sus
pcnse. hni Whom the crowd Witnessed
the first tnrn a great cheer went nn
for If was evident thnt the efforts 81
the Wright brothcrs At tta' would Ia
successful
Having rcguincd confidence In him
self and his machine. DrNlllc Wright
settled himself Town for "a long flight
After nearly twelve miles the de-
scent was made without mishap
prNiiic slutcd he had noticed tho
bearings OF the motor were hccom-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18
TACTICS OF
SUFfRAGETTES
GET SETBACK
Election Of National President.
Wet Blanket For Women Who.
Would initiate Militant Sis
ters in Britain.


Chicago. july f5.-Thosc Votes
For Women enthusiasts IN the United
states who have been advocating the
Transparency parade. the sidewalk
meeting and the fistic tactics Of the
London suffragette for ballot privilcg-
rs FOR American women on inside"
authority received q setback in the
election Of Mrs. Ela Siess StcWar 6,
president Of the Illinois STATE Suffrage
association. to the secretaryship of the
National Suffrnge organization for it
viii imbue the board Of chief keen
lives with an even more Conservative
spirit than it ulroady possesses. Mrs
Stewart. an officer Of the Political
Equality league, the suffrage offshoot
OF the Chicago Woman's club. which
Is Tie largest association Of It's kind
IN the coautry, and whose require
mcnts for admission smack approx
mateiY of sanctity. is ono of the warm
est OF adherence to the pulley of quiet
force that has always marked The pro-
grcss of the suffrage movement in
America. Efforts on the part of Mrs.
Corrinne Brown. one Of the clcverest
ana most brilliant socialists in the
country. who boldly proclaims herself
d '~suffragctto," to Introduce the mill
tant methods now prevalent in Eng
land apd which Mrs. Brown careful s.
studied during a years residence ~
London Ia the thick Of the fight by
Mrs. Minna Jones and by Mrs. II
Borrman-Wolls of England on her re-
cent militant propaganda tour of til
States, has evoked hut subducd disap-.
prevail from leading members of IT,
conservatives, such ns Mrs. Herbert
"Duncnnson. Miss Jane Adams. MI
G. L. Afficld, Dr Anan II. Bluunt and
Mrs. John -. sherman Realizing Sat
strength lies in unity aud failure
awaits the principle divided against it
self the two factions are having a NOR
rs time OF 1t in the tacit, but won un-
dcrstood attempt to evadc the inter-
nal warfare that is constantly imrIi-
Especially since the Political nm
Ion, an Institution whose dem Jcfa'V-t-
equal to the oXelusiveness of the po-
Equality league aud which Ia.
its membership made up of workinf
Is very decidedly for the support
Of the jHil-if-uocessarN-s o-wc-get-the-
ballot plan. Indeed half Of the unions
members have voted to refuse mar
riage with any man " no would not po-
declare himself for equal suf-
fraEe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

That the disappearance "t Wan
street. termed by It's critics h great
est gambling center in the world. Is
anly "a question of time, L. IA predic-
tion of experts vho base Their claim
ON % careful study of existing con-
dtious. while they admit that the
speculative operations with WhleU
Wall street is Identified may continue
undisturhcd indefinitely, these rN-
ports assert that the time Is not Tar
distant when Wall street viii he as
fan out of tho r,al city as was hah-
lem one hundred Years ago.w thAt
locality w.ts regarded As an upstate
community. Very naturally New
York cannot expand e. the south
east or west. unless the bay or the
river be- filled in. as was suggested by
Thomas \. Edison some years ago
and for his reason IL has been stead
lis growing uorthward until It's cen-
ter. once at the extreme southern
limit OF the city. is now at Forty
fourth street and travelling on N the
rate of three cit, blocks a N1ir ct q
mile IN every three years ,. thft
rate tie business conter of 3 metro
polls before twenty-five years have
passed vail ue north 81 tne iiafit"i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

lslip. y y. July ia crowded
automobile running at full speed
crashed into a tree here today, throw
ing out three men and three women
Miss Alice RYAN of Manhattan, su--
talncd a fractured skull and Internal
hurts. Her recovery is considered i'm
probable. pt The others in the car
Miss Alice Limp. also OF Manhattan
sustained injuries of her arm and
side She viii recover
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18
L|DLESS NEW YORK
THE NEW MECCA
Of THE TIGER
REMOVAL OF BINGHAM
THROWS TOWN WIDE OPEN
Cover May Be CIamped on SOJo
Entire Disappearance of Wall
Street Is Predicted,


Especial Correspondence To Morning Josrnali
New York, July lf.-Whether the
removal of Police Commissioned
Bingham was the result of a political
plot or merely of personal feeling
against him IN the part OF the mayor.
ana whether or not il viii result in
making the doughty army officer the
anti-Tammany candidate for the city's
chief executive office at the coming
election, are question that arc still
being debated ON result of the up
hVaNdl In the citN'S police department
has become evident Immediately. That
Is a rctrugressiou toward the Wide
omen conditions of other days. Gam
bltrs who had not been seen In their
accustomed haunts for many moons
have suddenly appeared along the
Great White Way coming from M"
one knows where. pooltooms and
gambling houses. the doors of which
have been tightly barred for a long
time. have resumed operations with
scarcely an attempt at conccalmeni
Thrcc-card monte men AMI other
sharks of the '%tiu-horn' variety haN"
plird their craft wherever crowds
have gathered There Is a general air
OF ohcurfulntss ANA prosperity amoh
that part of the citys population
which thriYes 10y the gentle art oi
separating other people from hrlr
money. Tho new police commissioner
denies m9httically that there has
been amy "lfting OF The lid but the
fact seems to BE- that the lid has been
pilcd mp from underneath by the
gamblers and grufters who see "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18
CONGRESSMAN
HOME FOR THREE
YEARS
James ]. HtIPS Brief PreScrip-
ton for Restoring Prosper
ity Of Country at Once,


Minneapolis. July 7t.-Bronzed ana
rugged after "a month Of outdoor lifc
IN Labrador, James j I'm, arrived ir
81. Paul last night
Don't YOU think the Aldfich bin
has an important bearing on tho futul,.
prosperity Of the country ho was
asked
"In ten ton what would have am
important bearing ON the prosperity ~
the country. II all the membors Of
congress wont home right now and
stayed for three years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18
CURTIS MAKES REAL
AER0PLANE
FLIGHT
New Yorker Travels Nearly
twenty-five Miles in Fifty
two Minutes Over Long Inland
Plains.


Mneola. ~ v. July ia cnmas
20 tho aoroplane flights Glenn H.
curtis hos h'en masins al Hampstead
piains l.oue islaud. with Increased
slere came to-day when he sent his
liver milrs ~ So minutes and
80 seconds ana qualified az the first
candidate for the cup offered by the
scientific American.
This flight So not only Curtis best.
but IS the longest a%ernplane flight
made Ia America His year
The flight. althoueh made a. an
early honr this morning. WAS wit
messed by 1000 eprsons liz rose
easily and circled the course at a
variety Of attitudes. Al times his
speed increased To - miles an hour
hut the average for the whole dis
w7f rs IL miles an hour. At
no time did he rise above co feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

Destruction of old Fourth Avenue
land marks. whore sin held high car
niVul years ago * when w. r stead
held its sordid doings up to public gaze
to prove Chicago the wickcdcst city
in the world, has brought out reports
from many western cities of the raz-
ing n transforming of districts whose
onc claim to fame WAS for more or
less romatlc Wickodnoss. Kansas GIFTS
for one has torn down "30l" and ad
iaccut structures, once the gamblin.
houses where were the games with
out "a limit and the gun play that L.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18
MURDERER'S EFFECTS
SOLD UNDER HAMMER

Easton. Nd. July l5-Jhe personal
effects OF Lame Bob" Eastman. wh.
u month K committed suicide to ave
Old capture after tho murder Of MIS-.
.Gnbrrt Woodiil uf Los Angeles, wrr.
sold at auction To-Day The contents
of the bungalow 80 which Eastmal
lived aud thu bunch In which Mrs.
Wondill made the ill-ffated Zip from
81. Michacls to the b%ungeloM, eNcrc
aOld.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

Chick Feed. the safe kind. L.. per
pound. Contains ground meat. pull
verified bone and those parts 80
IicaitiifuI for nall chickens. This
II a less price u superior quality.
T., " Zee. COZ W. Lead venue
phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

OF course the shipment which VIII.
make the zoo the greatest in the
world, Includes many other animal
more or less familiar 10y name, i'm
GLIDING 500 specimens of Q specie
which have never been seen here bc-
fore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

Toronto. ont. July 11-Syanbcfe.
The Swedish runner tonight defeated
Tom L%ongboat ia "a 49,. mile raco over
a four lap track by one lay ana 80
yards. Tie winners time WIS l;23i2l
2-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

The dcvil-and a real live devil az
that's soon TO be on exhibition here,
securely confined in a strong steel
cage. The character in question is
nos. however. the person generally
depicted with a eleven hoof. horns
and tail. but a fo~ur-legged one cap
tured in Tasmania. This Tasmanian
devil is not such an undesirable citt-
zen as his name might Indicate. Hc
belongs to the badger family and
comes To- tho Bronx Zoo as "a member
of the wcirdc~t animal party which
ever reached the port. When those
new animals are settled tn thcir ueN
home this city viii have tho largest
and most complete geological garden
In the world. not 'Vcn excepting that
of London. which mp To- nov has hcl
the title. I'm addition To- the Tasman-
IAN devil the new arrivals number
many strange specimens. There IS q
Cape hvraN. the original cuney mem
toned iu Bible He looks some
thing like "a rabbit. and something
like a large raj. and a bit like "a
weasel. and he has molar teeth like
a -rninoccros There Is also % kusa-
muir. or which e description Is stH
lacking. so that no one Gems TO
just what II Is. and an Egyp-
tian jerboar. a kudu. a leopard snake
aud d large number Of sai5manders
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

Ing heated and he did not wish TO
take chances by remaining up longer
The two brothers were heartily
congratulated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

now extinct in the west except In melo-
drama were daily events on the Miss
ouri river frontier. Whole droNes oi
cutie went across the tables during
the late 70's and carly SOS These
places were or Main street down near
the river. old 1906 was run by Joae
Evans and sim Kelley and "30f next
door WAS run by Major showers q
southerner of i"mpcrturbable courtesy
aud punctillous sense of honor who
died later on Il Louisiana plantation IN
luxurious retirement. 'Lockbridge
hair was famous among cattlcmcn,
miners and pioneers, because its doors
were taken Off except in winter and
fifteen gaming tables, mostly faro ana
roultto wheels were visible from the
street running day and night. These
places were the flaming beacons that
cnticed the cowboy from as far as the
Rio Grunde, and the old time ranch
man after selling his cattle usually
peeled off part Of his roll 10 have Il
splurgc at faro. In recent years these
buildings have been used as bunk
houses. omaha ana Sioux city in re-
cent years have cx|tinguished the white
lights OF the gambling houses ana drlV
en- the red lights further into seclusion'
Pierre has sent them across the river
to Fort Pierre and Missouri river cities
have lost all semblance Of their days
whom they were 'on the frontier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

Qastcin. Austria, July II e. II.
uarrlman's health Is much improved.
lie makes long walking tours daily.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

The Young Turk was short of sigh5.
Let us he cried. impulsivcly
quit being so horribly unspeakablc,''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-18

Harvest and railroad work has re-
duced the army Of "%floaters at the
municipal and 10 cent lodging houses
Of Chicago more radically than usual
and indications show that more Work
than common Is being squeezed out of
them. Rights of way Of all railroads
are dotted with camp fires If hobcs
but "A great immigration Of workers j.,
reported from Kansas to states furth-
err north. particularly North Dakota
and its wheat fields. Later they VIII
probably turn up in Nebraska ana 20
wa corn fields. There is said to be q
larger sprinkling of young fellow, stu
dents in high schools and colleges than
in previous years, all N for Che c%-
pericncc' but acquiring b~listcrS, sun
burn and "wondcrlist' they'll not soon
forget. The gcnt from the Chicago
lodging houses. after a hectic and tx
pcnsiye stay in some city, VII hen0
next for the lumber camps u sim
later for the ice fields unless tney le'
themselves be shipped out on som
railway job. The typical f~loater, how
ever, is too wise usually to go ont ON
railroad work.
Evening star., 1909-02-20


Business sSProperties
The Best in the Market.
We Make a Specially OF Business Property.
Owners wishing to sell, realizing we mako SO
many sales OF business and investment properties,
list their properties with U.s.
$4,000. Can lease entire building tenant to
pay \ northwest between
9th and 18th.
$4,000. very choice property street between 9th
and 10th. Should for $4,000 year Goodszed lot
substantial improvements.
s22.5oo Pays 81 per only expense taxes and
9th northwest between Pennsy yvania
nue. and street
$4,000. Rent, sr75 month Store property nth
and G streets
$4,000 Leased a 500 year. Tenant makes all
pairs. Corner west of 9th street.
$4,000. Leased at $1,000 year. Store ST
ss5ooo Leased s2oo year; nth street Lot 2oN1oo
s65,ooo. Rents $4,000 year modern,
tractve, four-story building elevator steam heat
s13oooo Rents $4,000 year: modern building Lot
o2 by I3I. Choicest section
s12.5oo. Splendid investment. Stores and apartments
Renting for 81 month New howater heat hrst-class
location; west OF 18th street
$4,000 street property Decided bargain. No. 6,s
valuable for store and office purposes Lot s24s. ALLEY
think this will sell in few for $40
foot. S27I2o.
Investors spectators, brokers New York prop
erty Between 18th and 18th south side. frontage of
1885 feet-average depth feet. About square
feet SI2 so square foot
se2 500 renting Sis a month 9th street between
Pennsylvan This is undoubtedly
the very opportunities purchase we'll located
Of business property bargain price that has been offered
years.
$4,000. Renting for s135 month 18th street store.
One of the best appearing threeStorv buildings the west
side OF 18th street near X, large stOrerOOm.
sl1 900. New store. Rents 500. Lot by oo alley:
hot-water heat; car line northwest.
; soooo Renting for So Store property on rtl street
northwest.
$500 substantial two-story brick 9TH
northwest near R..
$4,000. Business New York of
9th street Over 80 feet front New York avenue.
$4,000 Renting for 500 per month A prominent corner
4th The rental is quite low In the opinion of
good judges will for SIS month One of the best
s155oo Renting for S1oo per month A business
on 9TH One of the bestpayng investments this
desirable business Can loan of $4,000
per cent
$3.50 Renting for 500 per month. Store property
9TH street northwest; lot 20 by 80 feet
$4,000 Renting for $50 per month A prop
ery and dwelling street northwest in hrstcass con-
$1,000 Renting for SIS per month. and apart
ment on NJ street northwest good income producer
s6zoo Renting for 500 per month. Two stories a
prominent in Georgetown. Offered close
an
So 5oo Renting for $50 per month I4th business
property; lot Is by I26 feet.
$4,000 Renting for s1oo. New York property.
Valuable for business; 6o teet front
$4,000 Business corner. very choice. Leased
tenant for term of years $500 Superb location
West of 10TH south OF H, north of f.
Business property. 71S nth street New store Three
s+ores. brick stable: heat Rent Sis month.
Stone &Fairfax, 1912 NY. Ave.
a,a a.- saa
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-03-04
Mingo News, No. 2.

Health very good at present.
There was singing at Mr.. J. c.
Browns last nightr The crowd
was small.
Yesterday was the Rev. B. E,
Finch's day at Mann's Chapsk
Rev. w. N. Dodds will preach at
Forest Grove Sunday, 3 p. m.
Everybody come out and hear the
new preacher.
We had a candy breaking at
Mr. Jno Moody's about two weeks
ago. We had a nice time.
A lot Of us Mingo boys and girls
went to the bridge about two
weeks and saw the creek which
was still rising.
Miss Myrtle Pickett visited Miss
Fora and Hattie Nunley Sunday
evening.
Mr. Jas Sappington spent Satur-
day night with Mr. Ellis Kay.
Mr. S A Jordan and family visit
ed Mr. c w Hunt and wife Sun
day.
Rev G F Kay will preach at
Forrest Grove 1st Sunday in Mar.
Mr. Burns has returned from
Corinth
Lester Brown came over Satur-
day to see his parents
Miss Lillian Twitty is taking
music lessons from Miss Barbee.
They had a nice candy breaking
at Mr. Twitty's.
We had a right good singing at
Mr. Perry Kay's Saturday night.
AS it is my first time to write |
will quit. N, M. D.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-03-04
BE N STEIN
B Err N s TE/N.

this question to vote. of those
qualified within the said territory,
and said election having been duly
held and having resulted in over
two-thirds majority for stocklaw
required by law, to-wit: For the
stocklaw 239; against the stocklaw
81. 1t is therefore ordered by
this board that a stocklaw district
be and the same is hereby created
to take effect on the End day of
July, 1909, in the following de-
scribed territory to-wit. Begin
ming at the southeast corner of
Tishomingo county and running
west on county line to the south
east corner section 10, TT, Range
10. Then north 13 miles on sec
ton line to N w corner Sec 10, Il
5, Range 10; thence east 4 miles
to N E corner Sec 13, T S, r To-;
thence south OH range line to
Township line between Townships
S and 6 to Center Bear Greek;
thence up Bear Greek to N E cor
ner S E a T "a, Township s, r
no, thence south on range line to
Bear Greek on east boundary of N
IE "A Sec SO, T 6, r 10; thence
southeast up Bear Greek to line
between Miss. and Ala, thence
south on state line TO place Of be
ginning.
| ] C Jourdan, lumber Cripple
Deer school, 1000
H 2. .Waldrep, tax erroneous
ly assessed, 4.40
! X NJ Holley, double assessmt,5 SO
6 N Grimes, ,lum for bdge, 1913
H D Hale, haul lum bdge 2.52
|'T M Sanders, conveying John
ny Dees to Jail, sc
Concluded Next Week.)