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The Jackson herald., 1910-09-15

Misses Nora and Tillie Willie
cit left Saturday for Longtown,
Mo.
Waugh Priest and Willie Wag-
oner, Jr., went to st. Louis Sum-
day.
For better shoes for any men,
Der of the family see Helm
burg.
Attorney d. B. Hays went to
Daisy on legal business last
Friday.
Joe Williams left last Saturday
for Columbia to enter the uni
versity.
Miss Marie Schaefer was here
Sunday visiting her mother and
father.
Miss Cora Elbreck returned
home Saturday from Mt. Ver-
non, Ill.
The automobiles had to go to
the aid of the Houck train last
Saturday.
Get the best-American Wire
Fence. c. w. Henderson's Lum-
ber Yard.
Harry McNeely, of Peoria. ILL.,, F.,
has been here visiting his bro
ther John.
l Mrs. +. Graden of the Cape
is visiting Mr.. William Paar
and family.
Henry Kurre, a former mer-
chant of Kurreville, was in the
city Monday.
Mrs. Lilly Seibert left last
Friday for Pennington for a Wis
it with friends.
Miss Irene Williams left Sat-
urday for Columbia to enter
the university.
For new rye, timothy. red TOP
or orchard grass, etc., see Nc
Atee Nero. Co.
Ed Miers, the moving picture
man, had business in Bonne
Terre this week.
Frank Burford of Burfordville
took dinner at the Burforc
Hotel last Friday.
Miss Mabel Short of FruitlanC
has accepted a position with the
Boaz Millinery Co.
WANTED-Baled timothy, Glow.
er hay and baled straw by
McAtee Merc.. Co.
Charles Golfer left Saturday
night to enter the Westminster
College at Fulton, Mo.
H. F. Alexander passet
through this city enroute Il
Daisy on business last Friday.
Many of the Jacksonites wen
to Fruitland this week to attent
the lectures of Father Collins.
Judge Chas. Siemers and wifi,
passed through the city las
Sunday enroute to Salem church
FOR SALE-One good No.
Acorn cook stove with reservoir
Call at this Office for particulars
Miss Anna Boyel, sales lad,
or the Estey Piano Co., sol,
J. w. Miller a fine piano thi
week.
) DR.. R. B. Denny, wife an,
children of Eureka, Mo-, ar
here visiting Mr.. Macon an,
family.
Mr.. Cunningham and wifi
who have been spending tn
summer at Schumer Spring
passed through this city Frida
enroute to Paragould, Ark.
The Jackson herald., 1910-09-15
Local Happenings.

AOS&4A -
Have a case of Milde's soda
water.
The public schools will open
Monday.
H. A. Ulecke spent Sunday at
the Cape.
Keep cool by drinking Milde's
soda water.
H. A. Vogel of New Wells was
here yesterday.
Jas. South of Oak Ridge was
here last Friday.
Save money by buying your
suit at Heinburg's.
Manuel and Alvin Milde went
to the Cape Sunday.
H. Estes of Burfordville was
in this city Friday.
Still better clothing for less
money at Helnburg's.
Conway Williams left Satur-
day for Millers, New.
For up-to-date job printing
try the Herald office.
S. P. Lail and wife went to
the Cape last Sunday.
DR.. Ayers returned home from
Charleston last Friday.
The latest style ladies suits at
Heinburg's. See them.
w. b. Schaefer had business
in st. Louis this week.
Be sure and see Miss Boaz's
millinery before buying.
Adolph Jaeger returned home
from Caruthersville today.
Ben Schwab and Roy Taylor
spent Saturday in Pocahontas.
Robert Medley has the typhoid
fever. He is reported better.
See the elegant new line of
ladies coat suits at Heinburg's.
Mr.. Mier, of Sikeston, was in
the city buying stock this week.
Leon Clippard and o. B. Kim
der went to Whitewater last
Sunday.
Jackson was we'll represented
at the ball game at the Cape
Sunday.
DIR. Sample of Oak Ridge took
dinner at the Burford Hotel
Monday.
Mr.. w. B. Schneider and wife
spent Saturday with friends at
the Cape.
The big cement plant at the
Cape started its wheels rolling
last Monday.
Mrs. Sam Tuttle and family
spent Sunday in the Cape with
her husband.
A. E. Sheppard went to
Whitewater Station on legal busi-
ness Tuesday.
C. M. Freeman and wife pass
through this city Monday en-
route to Burfordville.
The best line of clothing for
men, young men and boys will
be found at Heinburg's.
The Catholic Sewing Society
ty will meet with Mrs. Ben
Gockel Friday afternoon.
The Jackson herald., 1910-09-15

aim Nl otit iClt ANOiiooy
for New Madrid to join her hus-
band.
Miss Jean Caldwell left Mon
day to attend school at the Cape
Normal.
Misses Eta and Murtle Hope
of Shawneetown are visiting in
the city today.
VIM. Alsop, of Louisville, KY,
left yesterday for his home af-
ter a short visit here.
Louis Hoffmeister and family
spent Sunday with Tom Miller
and family at Oak Ridge.
Judge Edw. D. Hays went 10
Marble Hill Tuesday to attend
the Bollinger County Court.
Mrs. S. H. Howard and Miss
Mary Statler of Oak Ridge were
in the city Monday.
Frank Grant and family spent
Sunday in the Cape with John
Taylor and family.
Arthur Newell went to the
Cape yesterday and purchased
a Ford automobile.
The steam swing pulled stakes
and left for parts unknown
last week. We certainly Miss
Marie"
Mrs. Fennemore of this city
went to Neely's Landing Mon
day to visit her mother, Mrs.
Armstrong.
Mrs. Bessie Boss entertained
a number of friends Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Anna
Katz of Pilot Knob.
For the best of rye call OH
Walter Noland. R. F. d. 8,
Cape Girardeau, Mo. on Robt.
McLains farm.
Dick Hoffmeister, Fred Coy
ert, C. Schade and G. Milten-
berger went to Appelton on
business Monday.
Farmers having oats to sell
will do well to get our prices be-
fore selling
McAtee Mere. Co.
Born to the wife of Ed Loves, A
miles east of Jackson. Wednes-
day. September ID, a 11-pound
girl.
Miss Mary Cannon Of Edna,
NO., who visited friends and
relatives here several days re-
turned home last Thursday.
Miss Mary La Pierre has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in
the Portageville school. Her
school begins October l.
Mrs. Linus Sanford left yester-
day to attend the wedding Of
her niece. Miss Lizzie Russell in
st. Louis.
The best painters in town use
only strictly pure paint-Mound
City Companys' Horse Shoe
Brand-Williams Hardware Co.
Mrs. Wilfred Dickey enter
tanned number of her friends
Tuesday evening.
Guy Morton who has been con-
fined to his room the past two
weeks with malaria fever is re-
ported to be convalescing.
The medicine man left Sunday
after a big week here, his med
icine, no doubt. will cure a few
of the "nibblers."
Miss Mary Cannon of limo,
who has been visiting in this
city returned home to her home
Monday.
The iron bridge at three mile
creek has been completed and
the public will not be inconven-
fenced at this point.
Great bargain in furniture at
VIM. Vessels, Sr. Go see him
if in need on anv f,lrnature
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
GRAFT CHARGED
five ARRESTED
Warrants AIIege Perjury and UnIaw-
full Solicitation of Councilmen
by Bankers to Secure De-
posits of City Funds

PITTSBURG, Jan. 14.-President e.
H. Jennings and Vice President +. A.
Griffin of the Columbia National bank;
Max G. Leslie, county delinquent tax
collector and former Republican city
chairman; Charles Stewart, former
councilman, and +. F. Nicola, a CAPT
talist and real estate operator, were
arrested today on warrants issued by
District Attorney Blakely charged
with conspiracy to cause the selection
of the Columbia National bank as a
city depository.
In addition, Leslie is charged with
perjury, and another information al
leges that for two years he made
business of soliciting the aid of coun-
cilmen for the influence of legislation.
All gave bail.
The charges are the result OF graft
scandals of 1908, when it was brought
out that councilmen had been PAID
money to vote for six repositories,
1t is charged in the writs that in
Nav 1908, Stewart. as councilman,
solicited from Griffin $4,000 for his
vote and influence in favor of the or
dinance that authorized the Columbia
National bank as depository.
1t is also charged that Nicola insti-
gated this move on the part of Stewart.
Griffin is charged with conspiracy to
defraud the city by corrupting MEM
bers of the city council, and it is
further charged he promised certain
members $25, 900 for their votes and in
fluence in favor of the ordinance.
Leslie is charged with receiving $22,-
500 to influence councilmanio votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
LOCAL

Appraisers make report on estate of late
Bartolo Ballerino. PAGE
University of Southern California offers
new course for teachers. PAGb
Bankers work for consolidation Of Los An
gees and Hollywood PAGE
Leavitt's charges against officials Of Seattle
are being investigated. PAGE y
Chinese are adopting new methods. says
Bishop w. S. Lewis PAGE Is
Cooperation of parents needed. says mother
in address to Parent-Teachers' associa-
tion. PAGH
EDITORIAL Letter Box and Haskln's letter
PAGE A
Arrest of woman results in loss of her
position. PAGE 0
Marriage licenses. birth and deaths. PAGE II
Mines and oil fields. PAGE ID
Markets and financial. PAGE u
Classified advertising PAGES l4-l7
c.itr,,s fruit report. PAGE
snorts. PAGE 10
Automobiles. PAGE ID
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
Swiftly Speeding Biplane Sweeps Above
Shipping and Fort Site and Describing
Wide Arc Returns to Aviation Field
CURTIss SETS RECORD FOR COURSE
Value of Aeroplanes in War Tested by
Lieut.. Beck of United States Army.
DirigibleS in Lively Race
Aviation Features of Friday

makes crosscountry flight to San Pedro and
return, distance of than twenty miles
Glenn H. record Of 212 fiat for lo1
miles.
Two dgbles for first time in history of aviation Roy
Knabenshue's machine winning
Knabenshue of for drigibes at rs
Berot first complete circuit of course IN
24s fiat
Curtiss Paul w. Beck, u. A, passenger
tests practcaby aeropans in by attempting to drop
bags of sand designated spots.
breaks tip of plane Faman machine while attempt
ing maneuvers before grandstand
Cortland Field Bishop 10Y ride" in Farman BIZ
plane.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
WOULD IMPORT
MANY CHINESE
Favors Repeal of Exclusion Act as
Means for Solving One of Vexa-
tious Subjects with House,
wives

p NEW YORK, Jan. 14,-In the banquet
of the Sons of Chautauqua tonight at
the Hotel Manhattan William Martin,
formerly consul at Nankin. China, Of
fered solution of the servant problem
in the repeal of the Chinese exclu-
sion act
IF we had 25O,0OO Chinese. coming in
every year." he said, ''it would mean
the solution of the servant girl ques-
tion. In China 1 had seven servants.
They found themselves, and L furnished
the lodgings. For the entire seven l
paid just $31 a month"
Ranchmen in California had told Mr..
Martin, he said, that the people of the
Pacific coast would be in favor of re-
peal of the exclusion act if a vote were
taken today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
EASTERN


Dove of peace fails to perch Republican
battlefield at Washington. PAGE
Taft tries to bolster Ballingers policies.
PAGE s
Cotton market scene of sensational slump
PAGE 8
Efforts are made to change date of in
augural day for presidents to April.
PAGE .
Representative Mondell of wyoming
fuses TO act as sponsor for Tafts
conservation bill. PAGE ?
Blizzard and ice gorges In eastern
states do heavy damage. PAGE 3
Pressmen in Denver demand more pay
and shorter hours and tie UP four big
dalies. PAGE z
Mule stable flre endangers lives of 900
Colorado miners. PAGE 2
Graft charged against prominent clti-
zens of Pittsburg causes arrest OF
five persons PAGE
Balllnger may retain lawyer in invest-
cation Of controversy with Pinchot,
Sugar official among those indicted for
frauds. PAGH
Former consul would import Chinese in
order to solve servant girl problem.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
FIVE DEAD, ONE FATALLY
INJURED IN SHACK FIRE

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, Jan.
14.-Fire today in a shack situated on
the west side of the town and occu-
pied by homesteader named Hender-
son caused the death of his wife and
her two children, together with the
two children of Alexander Reid, who
boarded with Henderson.
Reid himself was so terribly burned
trying to save them that the lower
part of his body is stripped Of hesh'
and his condition is hopeless.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
BY SHIRLEY A. OLYMPUS

IKE huge seabrd seeking great biplane guided
by Pauhan spang from the earth at Aviation field
IL edav and turned with wheeling flight the blue
field knew the destination OF the daring avaorthey
only realized be another Pauhan innovation
new thrill the and machine travelling
long croounty and crosswae fight Something new in the
Paulhan flew to the field, where he
was again accorded ovation.
The Frenchman paid visit to revenue cutters ana shppng IN
the site Of the orthcaons in
seaswep cliffs of Point Fmn where the whrr OF his engine could
the breakers the rockbound coast On
he swung the habor sleepy dekhand on tug looked
war hastily rubbed his and looked again and shouted to
pilot Then the " shrek of the whistle aroused shipping
and a twinkling the harbor and the town awoke.
Screaming like every whistle tied down, while bells
strangely silently swept the sky Men and
wildly their hats the who swiftly winged
his way the residential part of the city.
And Pauhan looked down with good naured smile and wave
of the hand
pressed their eyes watched the aeronef dwind
small spcck and then disappeared They knew whence the
''~''''N GREET RETURN WITH CHEERS
a whrr the Wanderer returned The entire
fight had been circular journey With the shout
Pauan multitude and mighty of cheers
that eed and avered on the breeze and was carried miles away
softened deep diapason great organ Into
field returned the and machine The aighng reminded on
great eagle its after flight to the
The story of fight by Pauhan like leaf from
Jules Venes best effort Away from the concoue out he
country where the greensward spread like highly colore
map unfolding of the most beau
all the enhancing views that greet the OF the aviator
fortunate enough be alot in Southern California in mid
winter.
In field looking humans toing like two
microscopic of the wrist the plane lower and
They queerookng round hats
cuar their attitude reminded the above the
peasants in the field of his far away France.
When the whrng machinery reached the Chinese
they looked above and with of threw themselves face
ground Up shot the aeone toward the sky An
the ranch house the domestic fowls scuyng for
nearly threw patient into Mysteries Nearing San
moving about Avoiding the
swervd the right and skrted the Palos Verdes hills
Point Frmn before he discovered
food thought build
forts makers of He like phantom and he
like ghost but he demonstrated that though
poece miles nothing shall the of the
acking cities from point of vantage high his fight
made and he had stolen where
every armed and where whistle
way his flight could have been stopped eectuay
than by the sounds of acclaim he heard floating from far be-
low yesterday afternoon.
PAULHAN HAILED AS SPECTACULAR
Paulan the spectacular
Curtiss, the speederl
Hamilton, the expert
Willard, the careful!
That's the way master of Dominguez field stand
today
the sensational and spectacular flights Wit
fight Pedro and Curtiss has set the marks
the records for speed shown by his making trip
Domnguez in 22 Hamilton has become the
expert aviator by winning prize going the
tConthu Ion Pagss
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
FARMER USES CLOCK
TO FEED AND WATER
STOCK AUTOMATICALLY

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 14.--An
alarm clock attachment which feeds
and waters the horses is in operation
on the farm of George Howe of Center
Hill. At hall, past five every morning
the alarm goes OFF, releasing weight
which slides several quarts of oats into
each stall aud removes the covers of the
water pals. Thus the farmer can sleep
an hour later every morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Southern California Baptists at Riverside
adjourn after deciding to meet in Los An
geles next year. PAGE II
S. H. overacker held for murder of A. G.
Winn at Santa Ana. PAGE IA
Aqueduct engineer will lecture on Owens
river water project at Pasadena. PAGE IA
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
FOREIGN

Prominent man of Hawaii. who once cham
pioned Japanese. now denounces them.
PAGE 3
Estrada's army plans to sail to Greytown
and decisive battle is expected. PAGE
Battle to decide fate OF parties in Great
Britain will be fought at the polls today.
PAGE /
Spanish army plot broken and gov
ernment adopts severe measures,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
AVIATION

curtiss makes new record for course at
Aviation park. PAGE
Southern California day at aviation meet Is
record breaker for attendance. PAGE
-Four balloon flights will be made Sunday,
IL weather is good. PAGE
New traffic record by p. 10. railway in
hauling aviation spectators. RAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
COAST

San Francisco votes by large majority to
buy Hetch Hetchy water plant. PAGE 3
Contractor at Watsonville by mistake
shoots man hired TO protect his home
PAGD 3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
Summary of the Days News
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Rain
Saturday; brisk to high south wind.
Maximum temperature yesterday 90
degrees, minimum a. degrees.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12
Mission airy Society,

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Presbyterian
Church was delightfully."- entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ]. F. Richie. ON Locust avenue
Reports OF the years work were given
by tn eotticers of the society which
were very encouraging to the mem
beers. During the afternoon the off.
GERS for the ensuing year were elect,
ed:
/: President. Mrs. J. F. Ritehie; first
vice president, Mrs. John w. Mason;
second vice president, Mrs. L. L.
Powelli third vice president, Mrs. Olive
Barnes; recording secretary, Mrs. Pat
IL. Mcmillan; treasurer, Mrs. Bessie
Bnekn1an: secretary of Iherature,. Ne
Margaret stnetzer: music director.
Mrs. c. o. Miller: secretary Of the
Oracle roll. Mrs. Bessie johnson; pro.
sranme COMMITTEE, Mrs. Ella. M ayers.
Mrs. olive Barnes, Mrs. cordelia Mil.
Ter, Mrs. Amelia Vandervert, Mrs. oil.
i've C. snoot- :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12
WHAT is A BROTHERHOOD

"Thc Brotherhood" announces an
open meeting for both men and NO
mon Monday evening at the First M.
e. Church. to be followed by the serv-
ing of light lunch and sociable
TING. according to the usual custom
VIXEN men only are present.
Fer the benefit of those who ask the
purpose of the Brotherhood we quot:
the words of prominent member at
the last meeting: 1.-The great purpose
that is bringing SO many men together
i'm the Brotherhood movement here
and elsewhere ist-To work out a
,raeticaI application Of the spirit and
teachings of Christ in all departments
OF our individual and community life.
There Is growing demand that men
shall serve one another In the spirit
of Christ in business. IN politics, ann
eeetaIIy."
To get together for the working out
Of these problems In practice /. the
purpose or "Thr brotherhood" II you
eiFE man HlkSl CshGQ Ut kTllE TGp
are eligible for membership and UT.
gently invited to become a Imember.
Brotherhood men believe in eating to.
gctI,er and working together. II is the
duty and privilege Of every member
to keep his eyes open for work that
needs to be done. needs that are ur-
gent, and to submit the same to tie
Brotherhood at regular MEETINGS. No
need lie too trfIiHg fer the Brother
hoods attention, and shall any be ig.
nored7 Bring your Idea to the Broth.
crhood and help work 1t out.
All mer are welcome at all meet
inss. All mer arc invited to become
active members. M usieaI, literary ard
athletic features and any ether good
thing will be taken un according to tIi.
wishes Of the membership.
A good speaker from out OF town ha !:
been secured for the brotherhood talk
at the meeting Monday evening. Every
body welcome. &.
~ - y = ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12
GIVES DINNER TO
NE L: v PAPER men
MR.. ROOSEVELT KNOWS HOW TO
KEEP HIS NAME BEFORE THE
PEOPLE.

DaBAK. Sou,lan. March 1e.-Mr.
Roosevelt gave n dinner to the news
paper men aboard the steamer Dial last
night. He asked questions faster than
the correspondents could answer. He
Is interested In the North Pole expedi-
tons. He declared PeaFF's achieve
mcnt one OF the greatest exploration
triumphs in history. He refused to
discuss politics. He Is completing the
story of his hunt. The Dial will arrive
at Khartoum tomorrow. 1t sailed to-
day. Mr.. Roosevelt Is appreciatire OF
Americans interest. in him. II thought
they had gone the limit in giving me
n wonderful farewell. 1t Is good to
know one Is still in good standing
he said. His wife and Miss Ethel are
expected to arrive at kllartoum alter
the colonel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12
MR.. STACkPO[E
DlED TO-DAY
AGED CITIZEN PASSED AWAY THIS
MORNING AT HIS HOME ON
VIRGINIA AVENUE.

MIR. Albert stackpcIe, an aged eIti-
cen of this community, PASSED away
this morning at eleven o'clock at 6o3
Virginia avenue. after an illness ex-
tending oser.a period of sevcra years.
Fer the past few days his condition
has been alarming. Up until III health
ineapacitated him from duty he was
steady industrious man.. He lie sur.
vived by wife and several grown
children. He was seventy years Of
ars.
Tho funeral services which are In
chard- of Undertaken Ell Musarav-
and Sons, have not yet been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12

VI IN n ss 4 * 8 ~
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12
Will Elect Directors

I, iT.lU annual meetins OF the stock
holders of the Consolidation Coal Com
pany Will be held in Baltimore on
March lG. At this meeting the dircc.
tors of the company will be elected.
There will be nothing more for the
stockholders to do Mt this meeting.
The directors will oragnize and elect
the officers for the company. The di.
riIends for the stockholders were dc.
clared at a previous meeting. %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-12
Department Meetin gs.

Music Dcnartment-Mrs. w. A. Fish.
er. Chairman The Music Department.
will met on Monday aftGrneoH, March
the t4tt1, at the club rooms. The after
noon will be spent with the life and
works of Frederick Francis Chopin and
The programme will be In charge OF
Mrs. charIes'c. Robb. TIE programme
as outlined in the year book is as fel.
lows:
Biographical Sketch ......
...... Mrs. w. A. Fisher
clIopin-Thr Teacher and Tho
Man d. 49,. Mrs. II. G. StoetEcr
choPln-.TAe Poet and The Genius
-...-.... -. Miss CaIIie Frey
Ellis Works. Mrs. A. o. Wool
Musi. in illustrator
Waltz .---.-..-..... Miss Nan Cox
Funeral March. -. Miss Jessie caswall
Current Events. Miss Dcbscr,
Literature pepE rtnent-Mrs. C. n.
Sa1oot, Chairman. The meeting OF the
Literature Department will be held ON