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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Oklahoma CIty Contrnct

Washington. Dec. 29-M. J. Gill & Co.,. of Ardmore. Ok. have been awarded the contract for the construc- I ton of the Federal building at Okla homa City at $20s.i96.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

St. Louis, Mo. Dec. 29-Flre which tonight destroyed the warehouse of the M. Kahn Plate Glass Company, en- tailed a loss of $1O0000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Cooper nrerrer penled.

Denver, Col, Dec 29.-A denial was made today by Dennis Speedy. vice president of the International Smelt- ing and Refining Company, that a merger of all the big copper compan- ies was under way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
J. M. Marean Dend.

Boston, Dec. 29.-J. Mason Marean, aged 62 years, president of the Pilgrim Rubber Co, of this city. died suddenly today in Cambridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Diver. seek Bodies.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 2s-Six fathoms and more beneath the waters on Broad sound channel a professional diver to- day sought in vain for many hours for the bodies of Captain LeRoy R .McKown, and the eleven men of the crew of the five rnasted schooner Davis Palmer. which was sunk in Sundays disastrous storm.
 z The diver was unable to enter the hulk of the schooner. sos tangled was the wreckage about the docks.
 The schooner lies thirty-eight feet below water mark. A taut port Hnchor chain showed the useless at tempt which had been made to hold her against the storm. The anchor had dragged and in the advance of the strain the bow of the schooner apparently was wrenched apart. The search will be continued tomorrow.
 Although 1t Is three days since the now famous Christmas storm of 1908, the wire situation in Southeastern New England showed today very iit- tie Improvement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

lest month the New Foundiand coast has experienced .n haif century and 1t Is estimated that its cost to the nsh- cries and general trade is more than S75o,0oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Lebanon. Tenn Fire

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 29--A fire in the business section of Lebanon. Tenn, last night destroyed property valued at s50.0o0. Several of the best business houses in the town were destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

We make the heels right in our own factory for Red Seal Shoes They re cut from solid sole leather. tanned at Buford about 40 miles from Atlanta. We don't assemble" shoes--we build them from tongue to tip--they're Georgia made to the last stitch.
 And Georgia crackers are real craftsmen they know how to combine snap. style and finish with durability.
 "Yows Truly" King Bee" or Easy Street will measure up to every requirement. Ask for them
 Sold by dealers everywhere--made by J. K. On Shoe O.. Atlanta.
 Look for our name in
 Red Seal on the box.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
waRs f.olu~ to vVeaasn,

Taft will leave Washington early to- morrow morning for New York to ate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.
 LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. W. GROVE 25c. thur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Freneh Tnrin niII

Paris. Dec. 2s-The Chamber of
 Deputies today adopted the new tarif bill as a whole. The vote was 365 to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Bryan saiIn for Jamnica.

Santiago de Cuba, Dec. 29.-William J. Bryan sailed from here today for Jamaica.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
=COiIet Specials
Clearance of Several c-B Corset Mod.

S1.O0 Values 79c
 Style No 56 corset model four sets of hose supporters attached trimmed Just the of for figures standard CR $l % Great PInvnoy Sale the 7fA corset ''''.'. ......... .. VG
 $1.5O Values 9sc
 Nos 57 and SIS models figures with medium bust and long hps made of bate and ribbon trimmed attached These numbers regular $ 50 sellers Great % Pelnvenoy Sale the SWG
 $500 Values $19S
 Mo- l472 medium bust long hip short back adapted to figures made of cou lace and ribbon trimmed with hose supporters attached standard $500 CB in SA Qa Great Pre-lnventory Sale the corset
 Women's Fine Tailored Shirts Reduced White ene h attached cuffs and detached collar butonng front mannh style with large pearl buttons pocket left @A A0 side Ton bargain in Pre-lnventory Sale each. Another tailored shirt paed front white with blue border on cu collar and down ont cuffs attached and collar detached made nen and priced for quick clearance Great Pelnven SA QN tory Dale the shirt Women tailored shirts of striped madras including bhe black ayn large pearl buttons. with pearl button pocket stiff collar taced and cuffs attached the shirt Pre-nvento Clear S fQ ance oae A
 $7.5O Voie and Worsted Skirts $49S
 Wy vOle made the best quality of crisp sraI plaed from hips down. the skirt Plnyeno Clearance AQQ Sale Thursday .......... s.........,.~Ak Fancy dark striped wosted skirts hnic effect pted from hips down. strictly lored trimmed with jet buttons; in artchoke navy and black Great Penvnoy Sale Thursday the &AQN skirt .....t......
 Handsome Panama Skirts $6.9S
 Made of chiffon panama with paneed front pted either side trimmed with of buttons down front; coo navy. gey and black. and priced the skirt Great PInvnoy Clearance SnQN Sale Thursday y................ ............~ ~U.S"
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
The State Fair.
attentive ears.

The State Fair at Jackson is a success. lit
is success in the gathering together of the waried
products Of toe state and in the exhibition of the
many hundred things that the result of the NEIL
tai anG physical efforts of our people 1t is an
eye opener in that many things may be seen
there that such large number of us did not know
that the state even had 1t is well nigh inpossi-
Bile to review in detail what is shown. But the
exhibits of fruits horticulture, agriculture and the
output of fishing industry on the coast are
enough to give people, an unbounded faith inrthe
future of Mississippi. Assuredly most severe
indictment could be brought against us for patron
izing western cribs When the splendid exhibit
of corn is consiSiered finer corn can be rased in
Kansas in any other western state, than is raised
in Mississippi. The exhibits of fine hogs and fine
cattle were gratifying. In considering this, the
question naturally suggests itself, why does the
state buy 90 per cent of It's meat from Northern
and Western meat packers?" The answer Isl our
people do not put their best efforts in anything but
cotton This is mistake and it is believes that
the state fair, well the many county fairs which
have been held this fall, will put our people to
THINKING and cause 4 correction of mistakes a.
long this line
We saw many fine ssalks of Gotten. Upon
one stalk there 437 well grown ana open bolls
The penitentiary exhibits reflects credit on Supt
Neyland and the prison trustees While the con-
victs are undoubtedly we'll cared for the state is
getting good results roin the labor Of the prisoners
The state is making some good brick and the ting
the convicts making gives promise Of an indus-
try that will long be very important one
throughout the state The fair gives condeI s.
ed view of the possibilities of Mississippi. 1t
shows the avenue to undeveloped resources and in
dustries 1t shows that those who desire to go
West for the new" can find it at their doors.
The fair management are to be congratulated. b..
The whole state should feel pride ia what IS ex-
hibited and every county should eadeavor a0' be
represented there next fair.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
President Taft In Mississippi.

jackson did herself proud in entertaining Press.
dent Taft The STATE of Mississippi acted, Only
IN keepIng with her glorious past and the instincts
OF her highest and best natuke IN making the well
come SO generous and ceydial to the nation's
chet executive that ne will ever entertain pleasant
memories OF the occasion We believe the re-
cepton given Mr.. TAFT will make of him BITTER
President 1t twill'aPpeal to that which is highest
and noble in great soul. Ik VIII tend to make
him study conditions. and weeds more closely
and cause him to be more responsive to oa1s de-
mands, And while we believe the greeting will
be h eipfnI to the Presdent we aso believe it will be
helpful to our people. 1t will broaden our con-
oeption, of public dtty. DIT will make MSS to
appreciate more fully that part and aarcel
of the greatest govesnment in tae world and that
the balance OF the country needs the Inspiration Of
our cooperation; that'we are EElSed to the other
sections of the country b ties of blood by natural
conditons by environment ts and by the demands Of
loyal patriotism. 1t is gratifying to notr that
the hidebound citizeninthe lauaI Dn growing less.
Ii is matter worthy of oongratalation that those
who believe themselves radically night and every
body alse radically wrongaboue politics andi mat
tiers os government 3roomia,s easier and easier
to coUnt the days rolH by. We pity the man
that snlites himself upon.hs chest and thanks the
Lord that the bulk Of tne honesty and integrity of
the country wrappedsup in has liatle puterfying
hide 1t is wholesornp those men entrusted
with the performance of great RnbIhc duties should
mngse with those whonnthey ane serving. 1t IS
good for men to know each other better.
We believe our President aas big heart rd as he
is, graat in avoirdupoiss We wish for hiisa, many
personal blessings andft that he may have the help
Of jehovah in making the country the best President
it edet had.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
Advertising Rates.
South Mississippi Justly Complains.

The development of Mississippi is gratifying to
al loyal sons The progress of Our people along
educational industrial and scientific lines during
the last fifteen years is remarkable indeed. This
is true of every part Of the state but the develop
egnent in south Mississippi is much more marked
for the reason that that portion or the State had
,been left alone to certain extent by immigrants
well as by people. Lands down there
(which tu enty FIVE years ago, were regarded as al
most valueess have been converted into big bank
accounts The increase in moneyed value has
been scarcely less marked than the increase in the
-ooDulaton of that section the state. Railroads
have been built built, coast line is receiving
national attention. towns have sprung up and these
things are still happening. We JOY with our
south Mississippi brethren in the good that has
come TO them We hope they will continue to
GROW While contemplating their a n o5t marvel
,ous growth we are reminded Of 50 ne inequalities
OF which they complain in the organic law of our
state We are s:'y1 that c tfy tyuc son of the
state would have then, pat on an tqull footing with
every other portion Of the state The increase in
nopulation in south Mississippi counties undoubted
lv entities them to increased representation in the
legislative branch Of our government. If this can
mot be given them by Legislative enactment, then
constitutional convention should be called. 1t
would be a sad day for the state when section
should seek to Withhold from any olhcr section that
(which Justly belongs to it. 1t W0nid be d still
sadder day if section should seek escape its
share of the monetary Of the state. South
Mississippi asserts that she is paying more than her
share of the states taxes In other words, the
property there is assessed higher than similar prop
erty IN other parts of the state. This should not
be and we feel sure that method will be de-
vyised to equal;ze assessments. The balance of
the state are not dodgers and they would the
athought Of beinga party to making any body else
&carrv their responsibilities.
so we would say. lets join hands with our
1neghbors in south Mississippi in effort to place
them on all equal footing with the balance of the
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
DecIareeh Unconstitutional

The Supreme Count Tuesday de zlared tta'
lasu creating the Coanty Agricultural H sh Schoss
unconstitutional beaause.ia che enactng clause ti2
coanties empowered TO establish c.school iog
tl,. white youthl' 1t dogs appe that NY
good lawyer indeqd any mann of fair apteliigenae,
should have knovn, that any law which, attempts,to
make distinction. on account of "raGe coaUr
was violative OF the aesd.a.ents 1T constit sson
Of the United States,
Just what attitude the schools WE occupy that
have been established is somewhat problem atieal.
Certainly It woulsa appear that -Aere is noo war
rant in law oa the boards of supervisors too make
any payments out of tine county aueasury. 1t is,
however very fortunate that the: Legislatures is to
meet in January al which time the law will 10 doubt
be re-enacted with the word white" eliminated.
A negho tax payer in Jasper county was The
originator of the suit against tae law.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05

state. This will but quicken the march 0S prog
ress of our beloved commonwealth cen,ers the ties
OF friendship and forever make impossible the
happy domestic conditions that beset some other
states by creating imaginary sections We want
no east no west no south, north Mississippi
South Mississippi has just complaint No other
particular section of the state is responsible for it
1t grows out of natural conditions aud the wonder
full growth of that part of the state We aus for
harmonious and united people to push to
greater and grander things. South Mississippi
rghtfully complains and her complaint should aawe
attentive ears
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
POSITIONS PLENTIFUL.

That business rs fast resaming It's nCrmal
dFsion is Enthusiastically shown bytias fact that in the
ssort space of tflsrty days neanly requests for
Office help were received by the Bowling Green
Essness University al Bowling Grsan. Ky.
This is encouraging neyas-bottr to- business
and young men who aspire TO posifapns 1n
cal life. A prospective student before entering
school lil<esto' have evidencethat on the completion
Of COURSE, has services wafbe iro demand but the
faar above recited should be re-assuring to every
one who c0nterDplates taking:a business of
anv kind
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05

State Supf Education. j NJ Powers, has jGatt
saaturned sbsn"a trip made with, ssapbes of other
5tae Supenintenents into El,a raaak1se NORTHWEST
The trip was made for the purpose nf stndyng the
,Dnblic school system there. IL5. Powers told
the writer that Inc delighted with h,s trip and
assonished atsdhe almost rEHrneoas i'm dependence
of the farmers there z,ski tass perfection Oft
gltsir country, schools.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
Methodist Church sunday
fsosemher, 9TH.

The Methodist Sunday School will
have Rally Day next Sunday, Nov. Z.
An interesting program has been
prepared and alb who attenCMill be
we'll entertained.
The public generally are respect
fully invited to attend. The College
Sunday Sslooi will also take part in
the eXerSxaS
For the. best large sc c:gar, none
IeuualS tbs. End Glass Druggists, and
If.r the test medieum size nOge equals
SemmeS Kicker, just out. md Glass
Drug Stose.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05

/ Rev. Irenaus Deoat, the new nctor'
of the Episcopal Church in Grenada,
reached here vita, his family thaearly,
part of the week. They were gladly
welcomed by oId1fniendS and aGapain-,
tanceS who entertain many pleasant
memories of Mr. TroutS former pasto-.
Iday morning and night at the Rpisca~
pal church.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
For Sale

Residence now occupied by Mn
Part Wood. Lot ad Dining. Six lets.
ia. same block on Line street.
Apply so
ArS. Chamber:in.
Nov. 5th, 09. IT,.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
A Broken Back

That pain in your back caused by
numbago, stiff muscles or strain is
an easy thing to get rid of. Ballard's S
Snow Liniment cures rheumatism,
,1nmbago, sore and stiff muscles,
rains. sprains, cuts, burns, bruises,
alds and all aches. and pains. Yon
,need q bottle in your house. Sold by
end Glass Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
tor Rent.

Nice cottage, with water and sew
.arace. on Fourth street East Ward OF
Grenada. Convenient and in gooo'
neighborhOOd. CoWies Horton.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05

Judge J. c. Longstreet met every expectation
of his friends in acting toast master at the aaft ban
quet Judge Longstrect has she ability to fill
most acceptably the post of Ambassador to Eng
land.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05

The best, most pleasant, easiest
and safest pill Is Rings Little Liver
s-ills. Sold by 2nd Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
Mamphis Trains North.
Memphis Trains South
;gazoo & Mississippi Valley R. K
Depart

ArriVe. Depart
80 39s Mixed Except
Sunday. y"...:,..........iO:9 iO:9v d. III
~slo g:l0 Local Passenger ;55 ,. III.
no 397 Mixed Except o.oo
rxyC an, 99oai passenger 6: 15 a. ,
VIII Mcnamara,
Ticket Agent
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05

The CarRss9ae Chaengs:is oGt with very
,seditable ~beoster edition" of 26, 2ages-
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
Posted.

Notice is hereby given. all parties
against hauGing or fishing or trespaSs-
ing upan any Of my land in this
county. .a;. r. Hath.
Grenada, Miss. Nov. 5th, 90. 3t.
Notice is hereby given all parties
against hunting or fishing or other
wise tFespassing upon any of our lands
in bead 1 OF Grenada county.
Mrs. S, a. BarkSdale,
f. P. Collins.
Grenada, Miss, Nov 9Th, 90. st.
The Grenada sentinel., 1909-11-05
illinois Central Time Table.
Main Line Trains North. VIA
jackson, Tenn.

Arrive. Depart
rsJo 6 Northern Express -2:2o ii. m 2:3S a. N
no n local PASSENGER .6:5a p III
nc i.l 81 psssenger. 20 p. IL. 1:40 p. II
=, = % local Freight "EN-
cent Sunday" y".------.-....----......- -'o' p IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-06
Bay City Wheelman Pursuit
Race for Clancy Trophy

The unlimited pursuit race for the
Clancy trophy was won by the Bay
City wheelmen at the stadium yester-
day The handsome cup, which had
TO be won only once, was captured
when they were on their fortieth
mile. The three Bay City riders over
took Langalli and Laye of the New
Century wheelmen. the last to sue
cumb. when they had gone 80 miles
and 500 yards. The time was l hour
40 minutes and % 3-5. seconds.
The victorious Bay City team was
composed of Dyer. Burns and Que
villon.
1t was expected that the Garden
City team would prove the contenders.
but they had to give way to the New
Century riders. who showed unex-
pected speed and stamina. The race.
ike all races of this kind. was a Cruel
ling affair and was one of the longest
pursuit-races ever held in this vicin-
ity The last race of the kind went
only 25 miles.
There were five teams in yesterdays
competition. but two of them were
eliminated in less than 10 miles. The
New Century riders overlook the
Golden City representatives after they
had gone two miles. The riders of the
Berkeley wheelmen were put out of
the running after they had gone seven
miles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-06
0tilie Ford Makes Record Catch Of Season


stmr Belle of Scotland. from Newport News; Br
stmr Cape Finisterre from Norfolk Va for
Bremerton; bark Guy C. Goss, from Bristol bay
EUREKA-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Eureka, from
Astoria via Coos bay.
Sailed Sept 5-Stmr North Fork, for San Fran
CISCO
Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Lakme hence Sept 8:
stmr F. A. Kilburn. hence Sept f.
Sailed Sept 5-Tug Ranger, for San Francisco.
MCkfLTE0-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Geo. W.
Fenwick. hence Aug 81.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Noyo,
hence Sept f.
LUDL6w-ssiled Sept 4-stmr Carlos. for San
Francisco.
cLALLAM-Passed in Sept 5-Br stmr Cape
Finisterre, from Norfolk, Va, for Bremerton.
TACoMA-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Atlas, hence
Sept l; Br stmr Cyelops. from Victoria
Sailed Sept 5-Stmr Watson. for Everett: stmr
City of Puebla, for Everett: stmr Elihu Thomp-
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Sailed Sept Bark Olympic. for
Arrived Sept Ship Falls of Clyde from Cav
iota.
FOREIGN PORTS
VICT0RIA-Arrived Sept 5-Stmr Aztec. from
-. MEMORANDA y. 6 N..6 N..6 n. On.
Per stmr Phoenix-Saw three masted schooner
or Point Arena.
from Seattle-Had light NV. wind and thick
fog the entire passage down.
PORTLAND, Sept 5-Stmr Vulcan had upper
works DESTROYED by fire at a.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LAS PALMAS-Arrived prior Sept 5-Stmr
Sakkarah from Tacoma, Seattle and San Fran
LIvERPooIl-Arrived Sept 4-Stmr Caronia.
from New York. Sept 5-Stmr Celtic, from New
York.
QUEENsTowN-sailed Sept 5-Stmr Maure-
tania, for New York.
BREMEN-Sailed Sept 5-Stmr Prinz Fried
rich Wilhelm, for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-06
Board
Throws Out the
UnlimitedClass
Weight Basis of Classification
Adopted by the Catholic
Schools Directors
By WILL SCARLET

The board of directors of the Catho-
lie schools athletic league of California
held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
st. Mary's college in Oakland TO formu-
late plans for the athletic activity OF
the league schools during the season
of 1909-1910. Brother Joseph, prefect OF
discipline and athletic director a the
Oakland institution, presided. Among
the topics that came up for discussion
were outdoor and indoor meets, the
grading of contestants and the relations
of athletic work in the schools to other
branches.
Hereafter the Catholic schools ath-
letic league will be divided into three
sections-the college or varsity divi-
sion, the high school or academic divi-
sion and the parochial school division.
Each section will have a governing
board of its own, but in affairs which
concern the league at large each
branch will be under the control of the
board of directors which regulates the
affairs of the entire organization
ADOPT WEIGHT BASIS
The weight basis of classification was
officially adopted in the parochial school
branch of the league and will be en-
forced at all future meets. The board
decided TO throw out the unlimited
class Of contestants in coming athletic
events held under the jurisdiction Of
the league and to introduce so pound
class. This move, though it may cause
disappointment in a few of the larger
schools, is a move in the right direction,
since 1T gives the best possible chance
to boys hailing from the smaller schools.
Brother Joseph and his assistants
succeeded in cutting battling Gordian
knot yesterday when they refused alb
solutely to consider the classification
of athletes according to grades. In the
parochial school of the archdiocese ex-
lists a slight diversity in the matter of
grades some of them adding ninth
grade to the regular grammar course.
Under the rules governing the league 5
games last year such schools had a
distinct advantage over eight grade
schools, inasmuch as several of their
ninth grade pupils could enter the un-
limited class and compete for trophies
which smaller schools had no hope of
winning. The abolition of the unlimit-
ed class makes such a course impos-
sible and puts all schools, great and
small, terms of perfect equality
Ninth grade pupils may still contest.
but they must be under the 115 pound
weight limit.
SUPPRESS ABUSES
The complaint committee reported
that some dissatisfaction existed in
certain quarters concerning the pre-
paratory training OF contestants for
athletic meets. 1t was discovered that
certain boys, anxious to shirk their
home cities on Saturday and after
school, led their parents to believe that
their presence was required at the
school grounds to engage in practice
AS such a thing would tend TO bring
the league into disrepute and to balk
the purposes for which it was founded
the board of directors yesterday took
effective measures to prevent the con-
tinuation OF such abuses 1t is only