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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Murktt,rrid1ie.
Sir ben Urofucrfaui.
Ou b uaus. beu l. Srb.
Uctrcibc, 3cu, 0,ebl, etc.

y ubuaus. bsu I. Srb.
Uctreibc, Seu, 9,ebl, etc.
0aicr: 49-53c per Suibel.
Storm: 52-55c perSuibel.
Nei;el $500 per Yuihel.
@erlie: hS-63c per Snl6ei.
No9gen: 65-15c per Puibel.
%eu: 1908, 80 per Come.
Wtebl: yatellt, IS. S0-6.2J; liraigbt.
s5. 20-5.e0 {.
SIeis: $50. OO-s2S.0 90.
Butter, Gicr mnb Sdic.
Gier: 2503lc per Snbenb.
Surter: Carp, zoe; creamery, 33c per
ESnmp.
sale; Rbam.sdie, 15e; Srid. lie; 9in.
burger, iSe; Swi5s, 1Se per 1iuno.
Groceries, etc.
8artoiieln: 60c per @uibel.
!3wiebslW: Sl.00 per Sulbel; Spauiihe
3ipiebeln, S1.75 per 6rate.
aepiel: 81. 25@S5.o0 per Barrel.
8icb.
Stiere: SO. 75-4.50.
Hiuber: S3. 00--3.ah.
&iipe: $2.2b-2.5 so.
8alber: S4. 50-5.a0.
SbGie; So. 00-4.00
gdmmsr: 81. 1905 90
S6meine (auf benz SUBJ: So. 10000
per bnnbert Qiunb.
Vteb (%gcfdfadteD.
Riubfeiib. 7%-9;' 6aIbfeti6, 5-5T,
0ommelhei6, 10-l2; Sdaifle!i9. &c per
fiuno.
2cbcibrs GefiiigrI.
Srutbiibner, l5c; Gnien. &c; tSibner lac
per Bfunb.
GrpuiIipucu.
@erdudertes Nlcii9 Sbinten, 11-l2c
Sped, i2H-23e.
Shmal, ~ Zoe.
aoblen 6artfobleu, $3.50; &ei9toblen,
S.. 90 per Come.
Sol,: eibenbols $3.50; @ei6bol,
30. 10 per 6oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Mhtgna. GataoIifcu,

ssenr 5hr eudl nh5h einen Q,im in Der Rd6s
elmer tatlotiihtu lir Ne uuo 2 hpeterurShnl
nmieJt. no Der Booen rsitl ma pie GreiieI Eieo.
rtS NIB. 10 t3rnt Dor oa5 WeyuAui;bte I'm Braao
GoUute, Siioa Outota ndoeu.
viz bnbeI bier Dor nIeDr ais 2S JdIrea Ae'
mohJt unO tOnneI eudl oieSDetrei pole Gtl'
Sel1neiten gebei. &eisreh5:. Seo. JrInj =.
6eirler.
nuiere GSrsIs it: YiaeteaS Sros.. Mil6aut.
Suha0ntntn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Sans, 2aaS! g:nr fir @atso.tscn.

Sd fudbe eiusu &artuer NIT sJ0)a bis $tO.011.
9erieibe taru Don - DIS 80 ] / '5ei ( o1T ieine L
Welo. oer0isner III tnr5sr 5eLs. 3h Gdhe 10 70
Qder perueierteS &0no. nnD tontte HOla riear
%tauier, iuenN idh enc Inrtler hdtte NIT pJtltr
Sunime, Der %Gr!'er tanu tnr le II ~ II UaraH'
tie betomneu. 2nS 40io. iuclcbss im haze. ~
in elmer bettitheu Got t~ol,i;heu @e5etS, w1 ii
20 Meiiet un9eJsrO iinf %fGt]oiii. ne sir tlei
iinb. 3e}teS Sanr bot Die 5D0 GiieLbltu bier
burd) 6eJaut. rah / iluth. no MIR leBt nelt
beten Ntartt oeS @oropCieas babea. 3iefsa
9anb bat quteW Aehmbooeu uuo eS fpnuen ale
Sprteu tleile Betrei6e oGrlui qc3ogen meroet,
heiOnoers rutber slice. 90 bnben Iebtes Sadr
esuige 5Irner $50, per- Afer lis aieeiamsu
~er;ielt. lin ndbere Nrsfunit iuer De man iih al
Sosn Sd,Gi:!tc, Sudnai, Miha.
He terersen:
Heu. gST 9dpge, Budmnn, Miuu.
Meu. y. 8rither. Seriugett. MiWH.
Geu. gSal. Gde!, Hobgers. Milit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
cfIaaor.G ilr Inthn!ifer.

aataoitcn. tomMet nadp Gtaloara. iuc 36r
cine quite b'l9eH9e He1'eItOe MT G!rdte. Sdlnle
Nn1o Iir ale Tnrtnpr5oGfr'. ilsSiel AiflIiG.
Wute 5drnlen ndbe StaOtlcn mt 'uci Sli.rs
babueu. 5lr mei.srt ltisf;Hit idreibe NJ ~ al
J. ~. eaSpss ODER Jsep. JasDcr 3.ane!s,
Sfeeue. Ola.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
ct. Granris Conntl

bat bos bette uua Irildht5nrte 2nuo in ar;auIaS.
Sebr g~eInnoeS aiina uho gute DnitseJeuo. 2lie
5nrmprJoptte neaeI boh in $reiS. uao DIS
Sano III Der oaitnis II iRig biaiI. Ser @ouatuts
eitu hat tatbolii,6e Nirths uno SGate,
ltub reibirenoeu Grepct. lin Aastuht i1lrei0e
man an: 3ieo. ]. ~. %aiDef, 6orreiI 9itu, 2irt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

seSshe -nnh Gurihriiten piiuftlim unb
cbtltd) sn bcfulgen indjen. guf b;cie
@etic miirbcn mir nann SSirtbimaitcu
iiitn Mirtbc crbaitcn. gerabe wie III
Den curppaiidtcn 3iNtberit, nnn fcinc
pcraftcie unn als @cfcBesiibcrtrcter
.betrnGtctc nSalupns" uno Saloon
men,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
q ltaaa. fatgc!iIte 2ln,Iaderl

an Der @enetnoe Ct. @aul. 6oiUaro Go,;rtp.
HebraStI, iUo uOG e.EiIe 6GrlIten gu mites
Wemenoe onueu lest eiae idb0ne STRIDE, mo opv
SaKb wieo ihued i'm &Sertae iieiaeu. iueut Die
Sir &c icrrig ilt. llr; nihere AUST mt idreIOe
man an ben De utider &inrrer, Jicp. y. Ufpts
bel, ct. 9aui, Ee1r.Sta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Su Uertaujeu!

@ute erfttlaifihe Ear " oupot3eteu. pelthe
6 4rOSent Gui Juluas uih 9teDraStIsSanoersiel
bon $500 bis Si.0ll.a1 etubrlu1eT.
Nuh foHut AIR eiue gate Settion bon e0eneh
geisenInub NIT idllpdrSeM 3obeu fir 5000 per
9iqer haben. SornfS " sutd). snbnaue. Sopa.
l0b3 alail StraBe. Doth Phones.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Gin cflatnma ,2ermtr,

i'm glIter bon ~ Sobreu. tatboIid. Gigenttimer
pom NOsi InteinSertIt9ten j lrlleH. uIo.dte ut,s
Der nelratbea. nrA viii oes3a.b bic Ntt1 nj Gait
eileb 6ltereu { tjpI.ieheu GfaoAeuS ub:r eiIer
tat l~otiiiieI g9ituue MAIDEN. llri udpere NuSs
tauit id)reibe mani dn a.. -, care o1 GGt3pl,c
Grn.tIJ 60, GubIaue, Soua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

3D. habc einige Der in0nnen. init anen Bers
belieruneen periebeus carmen ~ Dubuque Gunna
Ia gu mdbigeu' 8reiien an uertnuten, Raulet
teine 5arm, pnie MIR porerit eilea Seitd abSas
iiatten. :. y. 6arlg. 3i5 Sant Il SniIralice
2nbnlne, AoiUa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

Shtct1o, oeu l. Seb,
Uctreibc.
Reun-
Mai. 1.O7Aal.O75.
Suit: 07H a974.
torn
Mai. 6as406S.
Suit: 62B a6S.
naier-
Mai: 51M@52H.
Suli: $3.50 1914.
Slar-Vo. / ". %, S1.48; 80. |. @
g., S1.30.
YicJmarft.
ShUetue-
Shpere. So. o. tG6 IS.
o1pers. ruuss. 80. 95 66. Is
gelhte. So 10,0S6 rs
8em,l1ie. s.. 9JG6 20,
Gleb-
Nttpu,eb, Sc 61Np7.15.
Riibe uio HIuoer. bl.5J6470
dale
Simhsimiihe o0mmer SO. 50@7 Is
Smoelmridpe SbaIe. "a . 05 10.
0etli6e yammcr. sc 5000 rs.
Erpotltplelt.
Shmeimeheiih-
San.: St6.97m117. 90.
Mai: 17.l5@l7.22.
S6maii-
Ran: 80 656S96 81.
Mai: 50. 77s6 $3.50.
Rippen-
ram: s.. Sa@a.s7.
Mai: S 9.0lmt0 J2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Gute Earmen

III ~bemticaer tatloliidher @emein0e an iebr maBi.
gen 4reilea. Sdnreibt nm 2iite unb SiIber an
y. ". y~Seain8banien, &%tn6fid,er, CHA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
(Spe5ieu fiir bicie 3cituns.)
Stdbtiifc @er,ualtnngcu.

@s gibt i'm Seutideu 8eide IS
Stdbte NIT iiber 10000 @inpobnern,
III ipelhen Die oifentlidcn Setriebc
bur6 cine Itdbtiihe Serlpaltun9 9es
leitet lperben. gincn intersiianten
lleberblid eibt Die fplgcnoe Sobele:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Bargains! 2Saraaius!

Cine ieltenc @ele0cnbcit. nm Scden.
Slonnelc, NleiOerithffe. WGntcl, fer
ti9c &n5ilgc mn Gmbroiberies 5u lebr
ernldBigteu Sreiicn 3u falfcn.
SGme5 Sepi & So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

- 2u 81. Gntberincn perificb in
her Wo6runN ben &. &. 6urrctt Die
70 Sabre olte mpcrebelidte Wnrgns
retbn Ncubaus. Sns SeerGbniB
innb bnislbit pcrfloiienen 9icnsta0
init. Sic ru5e III Sriebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Gaistau0iuna.

Aerr WfciS Ssaici. 30. 1912 ,3orua' Strake, I'll.
tuoue. Soir.r, hat nets cine poatdnSi1e Austpahi
tinheintiit1er mo irtportirter adieiorten Dor.
rating. Auspartise Seielungsn ueroen prompt
beiorat. ereIsiIie ivlro auf Serlanaen germ.
Sugeianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Luxemburger Gazette.
Entered at Dubuque post office as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
Sir bic fatgpliifcu Mtiilipucu IN
Gi0Sfa

fiuo Sic nod ;pI8:nSen Scitrd9c ein8c>
LAUREN. &ir Danfcn Den freigcbigcn
Scicru fir lire @citrd9c 81 bieIcm 10
cOlen 3lucde. M0ge Der licbe Gott
iaucu iBrcn Gpiergeiit reiGIi1 be-
!nbncn!
ycp. $. G00enitein, Marine,
Slinni5 $1,000
Sou @ngner, 6anmonO,
WPinnelota 200
Gs Nc. 80, 9u6uoue, Sn.... 100
ScrrD Greene, Hutbcen, aS1... 100
Mm. @loben, 9u6uqrc, Sa.. 200
Z. g. &ortp, &~ainpettc,
SnGinnn 1000
Wct1. %eruarb, SaDIur,
NorbSS ofotd 100
Selen &. Steil, &nncaitcr,
8iscpniin 100
Syn. @iienbn6er, @e5iep,
Sonia . 200
1lubefannt. @reelp. Sans. 100
llnbefannt, @nrnapillo, Sd. $50
Gith. Wpber, Glofliu, Sans. 500
Sos. HpgetpiB, Iidigan Gitp,
Snbiano ........ 500
Sobu Sobnen, Mputrolc, Mo. t25
-
Sptal: ,Sa.75
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

a. sf ]ssn,,2 nssaT mu:Fs9s 9 Eminent.
IS NJ Elm S9mtrSenItigtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Ssan,; tJu nta)t oenus lpUea.

Roielano, Sn.. uu9nft 1905.
Tteir einh mar burdb ben ct. gitlS.Ean, 10 fhpa@
e%etporotn. tob es uiGts mebr in ben Sdnbeu balteu
fonuts. Gsiu Sbrper beioub fa INNER in @epesuns.
Ser 10 traurige Suitono beHerte iib aber puneerbar,
natoem ss Yaitor Rbnie's serosuitirtsr spei sDoteu
o%eromrler bate. uub ib bin MN elidlid. bob Is nie.
Der gan, b~trssf,1, 1T tsnn ben 1erpsnftirfsr ni@t
geaug lotsu,
SrnuQ Trfofo0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

fran z. DaIttef. 1881 G. ID. Ctr, 60. Omaha.
gsebr, mar burd gsrosuIeibsu meift bettIde.rie. NOD
@sbrard opn Yaitor &bris's gisrpenftdrfer 10 ssftdrft.
ba5 fte p,eoer tbre Sausorbeit taun Tam. ipieber
qGtcr Gppstit pab nutt dutsr gGIaf bat.
SA Elm tcertbonnes @ud1 fur TeroeureiSeuhe
1GEEb pirb Seoeni Ter es ~Derlanat, ,uaeIonbf.
grHte erhaitsr and) be Mle6tiit urriottSt.
Steie WteoiBin mnrbc iet benz Sabre ls,o ppr DEM
Sopm ,Teltpr 85Hta. Sort Wapne, Ssynb., auberelt6
lHo lest Inter ietner Gnpsiiura BON Der
KCEN.G EHEC!CsNE CO..
100 Lake Str. CRYOAG0 T.
e.. nm Eet slpctheffru su haten idr
eA.VO ee HlafGe, q TIafd,s n fur Sc. OOs
SrcBe $1.76, 8 jur 50. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Gesea @rebsi.la,ea.

3N ~eilpiehls hiern.t 5tro,3's oerljm..
reit'one Sltlue-. &ieietJet geiieI ie5eu (uueb
M I dut0eero aeneiU&rsJS l9IUo3t illcrlia ais
AIS aner'aaHt eiI5i bele psittel, IN
1gisentre50 er'3lgseGl 81 ueilei. 1Se Jen 9tda..
zen. oeuui!ine Il. !. a.. i;hceIle mrt ni:
1oio1lo .. @oeoi IA,
SeaecI StlaiG5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
(Spe6iea fir bieie 3eituna.)
Gin Wnrt in Der Gr-
tranhrfragr.

@cldjes iina Die 6e,noe Deg 9 II c n
@irtbes? Sin erlter Stetlc naturitd)
jeber NiBbraub geiitiger 0ctrdnte in
ben Sdloons. Qitr5u 9ibt Ger 0Sufz
fnIo &pltsireunD" abcr not fol9snbe
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-26
Aug. 1917

Aug. 1917
Summons
State OF South Dakota. County OF Hand
s.. In circuit court. Sixth judicial Circuit.
Lulu r, Cook, Plaintin.
James d. Cook Defendant,
The state OF south Dakota sends greet
ings to James q. Cook. defendant
You are hereby required to ans wer the
complaint OF the above named defe ndant. a
copy Of which In herewith served upon you
and TO serve copy OF your answer upon
the subscriber at his otfice In the city al
Miller, Hand County, South Dakota within
30 days from the service OF this sum mons
upon you exclusive OF the day of such ser
vice and II you fail to answer this complaint
within that time the plaiDtiff will apply tn
the court for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated at Miller. South Dakota this 3Oth
dav OF july. 1909.
harlan ]. BUSHFIELD
Plaintif's Alto. ncy
To the Above Named Defendant. Take No.
tice
The complaint In the above and foregoing
action was fled In the clerk OF courts once
In and for Hand County, =. ID, on the 18th
day OF August, 1909.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-26
Aug. l2t3
Notice of Hearing Petition fol
Letters of Administration

LetterS OF Administration
State Of South Dakota, County OF Hand
-. In county cocrt.
In the matter OF the estate OF William
Haberling, deceased:
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting
to Wfhelmina HaberliDg: Ida Watson,
Charley Haberling, Annie HaberlinG, Henry
Haberltng. Louie HaberlIng. and Freddie
Haberlng. heirs and next OF kin OF william
Haberiing deceased, and To all to whom
these presents NAV come.
Notice Ia hereby given that with slmina
Haberling has filed with the Judge OF this
court. a petition PRAYING for letters Of ad-
ministration o. the estate of william Hab.
eriing deceased. and that Saturday. the
OF said day, being a day OF a regular term
OF THIS court, to-wit. OF the August term,
lyOe. AT the Court room OF said Court at
Miller In the county OF Hand. have been ap-
pointed az the time and place for hearing
said petition, when and where any person
may appear and show cause why said peti.
ton should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. O, n. Carroll, Judge Of
the county court. and the seal OF said court.
this 9th cay OF August A. ID. 1909, at his
Once IN the city OF Miller. county OF Hand.
en-. CARROLL.
lsLALl judge OF the County Court.
Attest; W. Z. MORROW. Clerk.
Harlan j. Bushdeld. Atty.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-26

The Northern Normal

The Northern Normal
And Industrial school, Aberdeen.
South Dakota.
Eighth year begins Sept. 6. 1909.
A faculty Of twenty-eight special
lists will direct the work.
The Normal Course provides for
electives in English. Greek. Latin.
German, French, Mathematics and
Home Economies.
The Academic Course prepares for
Junior college entrance.
The Brief Trade Course in Carpen.
try and Blacksmithing develop
skilled mechanics.
The large addition to the Mechanic
Arts Building will be ready for use.
The institution is better equipped
than ever before to do efficient.
work.
Students may enter any time.
Write to the President for a
Bulletin, and make plans now to
take one of the courses at the
beginning of the new school year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-20
SAILOR CUT DURING ROW
IN GREEK BOARDING HOUSE
Proprietor of Place Promises to Bring
Man Who Did Cutting to
Police Court.

Oremas Papasugki, a Greek sal
lar was cut in the right arm
Just above the wrist last night
In q Greek sailors boarding house a'
2310 Washington avenue. Later ne
was moved to- the police station
where DIR. J. w. Ayler. surgeon TO the
police. dressed the wound.
John Poraas. proprietor Of the board
sng house, was arrested on the charge
OF running a disorderly house. He
offered to leave $50 in cash as secure
ty that he would produce the man who
did the cutting before Justice Brown
in the police court this morning jus
tice Brown was at the station house
and he bailed Poraas. The police dc
not know the name of the man wht
cut Papasughl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-20
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
TilMAK CASE GOES OVER
UNTIL NEXT THURSDAY
Percy Bowery Unable to Appear as
Witness in Phoebus Shoot
ing Case.

The case of p. Treyilian Tilman, OF
Richmond, who is charged with snoot-
ing j. Percy Bowery, a Phoebus res
taurant keeper, was called before
Mayor Louis p. Furness. in the Phoe-
bus poliee couIt yesterday morning
but continued Until July 20 on account
OF the continued illness Of the wound
ed man.
Tilman, accompanied by several
frie nds, came 10 2hoebus from Rich
mend yesterday morning. The case
was called by the mayor az u O'Clock
and enc or two witnesses were heard.
. he witnesses, wac testified Were WIN
Low cry, Tilman and J. j. Burns early
in the evening on the night of the
shooting and everyone testified that
the three men were on the very best
eerms. especially Bowery and Tilman.
Mayor Furness decided to adjourn
the court to the Dixie hospital, where
dc was expected Bowery would be able
tc make a statement. DR.. George X
Vanderslice, the physician in charge
OF the case, however, thought it un.
wise TO attempt TO secure a Statement.
from the injured man, as it might ex
cite him. Bowery is said to be recoy
ering raptGly and the physician was
unwilling to take any chances OF
bringing on a fever.
With the decision from the physi-
clan, Mayor Furness decided to con-
tinue the case ten days longer, al
though he reduced the bail bond from
$500 to $1,000. There seems TO be
no doubt but that the case will be
dism ssed. as the evidence shows that
the shooting was purely accidental.
Messrs. David Frankel, of Hampton:
James Farrow and Thomas J. Haynes,
of Richmond, and Tilman himself
signed the bail bond.
Bowery was represented at the
hearing by Messrs. W. H. Power and
Fay S Collier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-20
PAVING AND CURLING.

Hampton. Va, July 15. 1903.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Street Committee OF the Common
Council OF the City OF Hampton. Vir-
GINA. until u O'Clock. Noon. on An
gust ?. 1903, at the ofice OF G. WIZ
liam HcEe. City Clerk for brick. block
asphalt or Granitoid paving. approx
nIately 2e.seO square yards: $500 line
cal feet Of granite curb: $500 lireai
feet q concrete curb and gutter ana
various other street work
Specifications. blok forms for pro
posais may be mad by contractors By
enclosing business cards. with a re-
guest for same. 70 City Clerk. The
Street Committee reserves the rigit "a
reject any and al bids.
G. WILLIAM HOPE.
City Cerk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-20
JURORS UNABLE TO AGREE
IN HIGHWAY ROBBERY CASE
Eight Men Vote for AcquittaI OF Har-
ry GaskelI in Warwick County
Circuit Court.

After being out seven hours, the
jury in the Circuit Court OF Warwick
county in the case Of Harry Gaskeil,
charged with highway robbery. re-
ported to Judge Tyler that 1t was I'M
able to arrive at any agreement late
Saturday night and the jurors were
discharged. II is understood that
eight of the jurors voted for the &C
quittal of the accused
Gaskell will be given another triai
at the next term of the court He
is charged with having robbed a Sy-
rian pedler Of about $40c near Deep
creek several months ago.
Today Judge Tyler will hear the
suit of Wolfe -nst Hugh cannon.
The ownership of certain track OF
land On Mulberry island Is involved
in the suit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-20
STATEMENT OF THE ANTI-sA-
LOON LEAGUE.

Inc Ia ~ titSS StSa''""-
received through the mail from Rich
mond n document containing eigh'
thousand wards or more and entitled
~Stat ement OF the Anti-Salcon L. ageu
OF Virginia giving the position and
record on the liquor question OF Hon
VIM. Hodges Mann and Hon. Harry st.
George Tucker, candidates for COVER
nor of Virginia" The matter, marked
..rele ased for publication Monday MD
night. July 49, was sent cut by the
headquarters committee VI the State
Anti Saloon League. with the expecta-
ton of having it publishedfn full by
the daily newspapers receiving 1t.
Papers having the facilities to do so
may print this statement. though
there is room for question as to wheth-
ar or not the statement. in full. has
any place in the columns of a lay pub
l.cation occupying a neutral position
relative to the fight now in progress
between two Democrats for their par
tvs gubernatorial nomination. Ger
tainiy The Daily Press could not pub
lish it without depriving its readers
of considerable part OF the news OF
the day.
The AnsisSaloon League. conducting
its battle against the sale of liquor
Is privileged 10 support any candidate
il chooses. II the leaders of the or
ganization believe that the election OF
Jsdgo Mann as governor OF Virginia
is thing 10 be desired from the pro-
hibition standpoint. Il is right and pro-
per that they should give ell the SUP
pert In their power. However. they
should not expect The newspapers OF
the State to fill their columns with
pre- Mann or anti-Turker literature.
sent out by third party. Just because
that third party happens 10 DC the
Anti-saloon League of Virginia. Pss-
SHY the headquarters comn.i,-cc oi
the league did not realize that this
Statement Just issued contains half as
many words as the entire report OF
the Associated Press. covering the
news Of the day from all over the
world The Daily Press does not be-
iieye that a very large percentage OF
its rcaEers would read the committee's
statement through. even II Il were pIa-
Iished in its entirety. The compare
lively small namber Of people who
win care TO peruso the fa-l statement
viii have Nc trcuble securing !; IN
yaraphlst form.
For the benefit Of those Who may nc.
have The desire OF the opportunity %
see the statement in full. W gise the
foliovinz brief synopsis: The STATE
m=as Is addressed 70 the voters Ct
Virginia. and opens With the deciara-
ton That while the league nominafes
10 csndidzres and supports no polifi-
ca psrty. II does urge the voters 81
yirsiaia 70 select men for public One
VINO WI favor that end. II Is STATED
that u - TIE openly declared poiicy
cf the ,enKuc - pve thc voscrs o. m
Ssate TIE facts as 70 the past record.
and present positions Of candidates fcl
pos,'c once. and 70 leave he voters =
1ecide ssr which perzoa they win vote
Tae cssiom q - iee<ue has bcen
X = rztes. 70 rr,eii<h the rzpiies o
c>nlk<tc- ~ithpuf .sy accompanying
~ozzs<ets. - NJ TDoks's delay y
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the fact that Mr.. Tucker did not per
scnally file the application. | did not
say that he did: in fact. it is never
customary for candidate for judge
ship to present his own claims. He
does not deny, however. that he per-
sonally withdrew his endorsements
and ether papers: and it is very sig
nificant, indeed. that he does net name
all of his sponsors, and that he does
not give to the public the reasons that
were given by his friends to a Re-
publican Presidet in asking for his
appointment.
Wants Application Produced
II have asked Mr. Tucker to pro-
duce his application and the accom-
panying papers. in ,prder that the
facts NAV be known, but he has new
err produced them | now ask again
that all of these papers be produced.
The files of a man long Since dead
are ransacked and letters written
thirty years ago are given to the puo-
lie. but il seems Impossible TO bring
to light letters and endorsement less
than eight years old and now in the
possession of living candidate IL
is also significant that these papers
were withdrawn from the flies at
washington at time when Mr. Tuck
er was contemplating becoming a
candidate for Congress.
MIR Tucker does not deny in eth
er of MS statements that TINS was
true. Why did he withdraw tnem'
who were the sponsors: what reasons
cid they give to a Republican Presi
dent and why are they not now maze
public? Re withdrew those papers
and new withholds them. because they
t.rove even more conclusively tnan
has already been proven that he was
untrue TO his party in 1896 ans 'he
eight years that followed There can
be no other reason.
JUDGE Jones' Record.
..The only reason stated by MI.
Thicker for expecting this appoint
mont to life cfice by a Republican
president is the fact that Governor
ZONES. of Alabama. had shortly oe-
fore that time been appointed 10 a
Federal judgeship in Alabama ne Is
unfortunate in his allnsicn to Judge
ZONES. The latter's Is net sucn as 20
commend itself to any Democrat IN
Alabama or Virginia.
ar 1Sae. when Mr.. Tucker was dis
tr;hutinr Republican campaign lltera-
tire in Virginia under his frank as
= member OF Congress. Governor Jones
vas endeavoring 20 oveT'hre~ 'a
Democratic party in Alabama; and N
1901. as p member Of the consti'utlon
Al convention. he fought against any
provision that would enable the wn'se
resnle cf Alabama to limit the negro.
Suffrage sand thus control the STATE,
~He even fought the ratification OF
the Constitution after II vas aaope
ed with Suffrage prcvisios sarsiae-
,orv 10 the white people. AZ the TINE
Governor Jones was appointeo 9oose'
n was stated that his strongest sog
porter was BOXER T. washington.
who dcuhfiesr Drought MS reoc'u -
the attention q the President
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agorHfR BAD BREAK IN
DECEMBER coTIqS mARkt'
cIossro Price $50 Below the H'sn
Reccr5 Establishes laH
Tuesday
an AssocIaled IN

NEW WORK. July fe.-fhere -.
another break IN the cotton marse'
today. with cotton for December oe
livery closing sss9 bale oe,o~ tnt
hirh record Of last Tuesday.
Tiouidaficn continued very nceF5
and the local CLIQUE vas vcry aEkres
sive IN The late tradinr on reports q
rain IN the southwest The treat
est weakness vas IN the last half hcuf
and during Tits time December brokf
from Use 70 ff.To.