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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
New Real Eaats. Firm

The East Salem Realty Company.
G. " Boggs, manager, opens up for
business at a new office on Twelfth
street, next door TO the o. X. grocery,
tomorrow. They will do a general
business in real estate collecting rents
and conducting sales.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
Gold Nugget in Gravel

George Hastan, local workman,
unearthed a gold nugget from pile
of gravel yesterday while mixing
some concrete for a building. Mr..
lastan was turning the gravel over
when he espied a shining object and
upon picking it up, found it to be a
small piece of gold.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
D. D. BARRON

'NlVW enBlneeF suTNeylnGl pIat'
ting, sub-dividing. General contrac-
tor for concrete sidewalks, bridges
and streets. State ana Commercial
Entrance 1861 South Commercial
ST., Room 8, Telephone Main 2O4
Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

The Smiles man is the object of
attention from certain lunghaircd
ladies calling themselves The "Orien
tai Esoteric Center" We can do
our own praying when necessary,
ladies'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

FOR SALE-One of the finest resi-.
dence lots in Salem, opposite
state house. A bargain if taken
at once. 3-25-tf-
FOR SALE-Good building lot on
18th and Center Sts., 47x16O #.
A bargain. 2-25-tf.-
FOR SALE-One of the best buys
in East Salem, lot 50x20O feet
high and dry; city water in front
of lot. A snap; easy payments.
2-25-tf-
FOR SALE-Excellent lot near East
Salem school, $3.50; small pay
ment down, balance in monthly
payments will buy this property.
-Gillingham Co., Room S,
Mccormack Bldg. Phone SO.
225-tf--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
DR.. +. Il. Smith

DIR. r. IL, Smith
Is to be seen on the streets every
day in his new Chalmers Baby Ton
eau that is so much talked about for
it's beauty of finish, comfort and
speed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

New Electric Sigh
Meyers are having one of the new
Economy Lens signs put up in front
of their store. 1t is a beauty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
q X II 4 4 4 X 4 X 4 X X * y y
CiTY NE WS
" X X X = y II = x X X
weather.

y n X X X X = X X \ X X X +
weather
Fair tonight and Friday, with a
light frost tonight.
Cottage Undertaking ParlOrs--
Cottage and Chemeketa SITS. Calls
day or night. Phone 724.
Gilson's barber shop
Gilson's cigar store
Gilson's baths open all day SUNDAY
12-4-w-s-tf
Just Arrived from New York
The latest styles in hair dress ng
at the Elite Massage Parlors, Room
3O1, U. S. Bank Bldg. 929-eod
At the Vogue Saturday
Mrs w. Bequeaith, of Portland,
win be at the Vogue Saturday, TAX
ing orders, buying combings and
cut hair. 3-31-2t
AZ the Vogue Saturday
Mrs w. Bequeaith, of Portland,
will be at the Vogue Saturday, taxi
ing orders, buying combings and
cut hair 3-31-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
A Large stock

A Large Stock
OF high class groceries always on
hind at j. NJ. Lawrence's. Just phone
311. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

FOR RENT-Good farm. A. G.
Smith & Co., 544 State St. Phone
1907. 3-30-2t--.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

FOR SALE-Unimproyed land in
small tracts; miles from city.
See owner, $50 North 14th St.
G.. H. Croisan. 3-29-3tt-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

7OR SALE-Several houses in ga.
lem, and farm lands at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. 6-1-eod--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

FOR SALE-Display show case 4xj
#. Cheap. One counter, SO. 0n3
heating stove, lumber ard shelv-
ing. One table and chairs; old
newspapers, 15c per 100 while
they last. Wasson's Post Card
Hall. 4S0 State St., Salem, Ore.
3-31-1ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
WOOD FOR SALE

Good quality. Prompt delivery.
The Chas. X. Spaulding Log Co.
Phone Main IS. 3-2l-EOD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

WANTED AT ONCE-Two men on
farms, good places. Two men,
$3.50 and board. Twenty men on
hop ranch. We have some good
girls for house work A. G. Smith
& Co., 544 State St. Phone 1907
3-31-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

Petite Prunes-
12 pounds for 25 cents, at Far
ringtons, 426 StaLe street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
DON'T Fail to Sec

Diamonds and Hearts," to be pre-
sented at st. Josephs Hall, April 5
and 6, by members of the Catholic
church Admission so cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
X X X X X X X ~. X X X
\ NEW TODAY So
X X X X x X X x X X X X X x Il

FOR SALE-First class newspaner
folding machine 4-6-S-1O or IL
pages folded at once up to a full
sized column paper. Cheap II
taken soon. Speed 1900 to 1000
per hour. Inquire Journal Salem,
ore. 3-21-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
Ottage Undertaking ParlOrs--

Cottage and Chemeketa SITS. Calls
day or night. Phone 724.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
Killed l.y Her Hush ,nl.

4 Special despatch from Aiken
saws Information reached tl:at city
Sl:n-d7y afternoon OF the killing OF
.;rs F:e"-r +. Saliev. :; Ferry. Sat
rrday morning. The d:sralch said
therc a-. two stories ot-;hc killing
so !a-: one that t was accidental and
.Ic ether 70 TIE cort-a.: In tele-
nhone comra&1ica:!c2 w:;h Sally the
Information was given then thar Mr
Sa:!@r WIS tak!i: down his gCa troa,
TIC Nall. where !: was always kept.
tai n some way /, wen: Of. the load
'aHiac e"-ct IN The SIDE Of tn: IA y.
'.oc2 he effects o! which she died in
!, short time. Henry Saliey killed ,
nero snme yea-S ago and was par
r!o:.cd ~ Governor f.vacs
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
SEWED UP IN CARCASS
OF a Dead Mule by His Eihulou'
Friends Us Joke.

Far; Brown. OF Gum Log Ca.. has
;,,s: emerged from the nnnSna! on
=,r-jnrce of sle"ring SIX hours while
.av.,! ~ on .,.e inside Of rar!e :
~.-cass. SATURDAY. Hrown All othe-
h;hulors co-,na7icne. af.er i:nhihnc
,,rch noonsrine wh!skev we're w"n1-
.r- their wohh!y ways hnm@waT6
'ow- ~. country rcad The coin:
vas tco heavy for Drorn an h" col
'a-seG hv 'ha roadside near the ear
cass OF "Ol Hump Hork. who has
',e.n carving me mail 20 and f-nr,
n-,sstov.n for 20. thes. monr "ear>.
IN; uho If: the government: s--vic"
severai hours before Erown and his
-o--, "a -in-s came along.
Ths rrac:!ca, ioke-s. sAeinc Prov"
Nal-lees. hastily 'r"rs'o-ref 'h'
-,,.le into lower hn--h md s'n"'.'
H-o~n a~av stitching M the hid"
With s.rin~s. Tho <laeoin~ man f"al-
X awoLe nd hcgon yelling. A''er
.~re-,i rndeetrians haI heea badly
s-i~ht.nad Two men came M a'.'
Nearing <hr;nks CIV; the sti'cas ard
OF rrou.n out. cold. sooe: AMI badly
'ri~h: ancd
R-ow, = now on tho water wacor.
hr. swca-e ven-earre He rornrr""
.;s sx~o-i.rce WITH JON his. hrt said
lie sailing WASH; quite IS fast.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
building better .oads ana the streets


building better .oaGs ana the streets
are being clacada-oiZec.
y am net able 70 give you the eH-
act strength OF the Chinese army. 0ie
tNe plan IS e"eutua;ly 20 increase :
360.o6G aIsc. TIE officers wao are
t-a!C:a- It are mostly japanese.
! though there are few Ger,aaai-
Wha, We need in China is more to--
c.ga capital Under present con y
tons capital Goes &c; care 20 come.
bat | hope conditions will change.
I'VE reed manufacturing in lustr:es OF
all scr,s. We inpo-, FROM the Cnited
/ S:a:cs or :ror, Europe vast qu3Cs'-
ties o. machinery every year. VITA
The cheap I2bcr ne have there coa:d
be great seld for this branch OF
Industry at hcale.
u suppose moo. cars vii be one
! OF :!e next things we s&an DC want
:as." sad W. Lang WIKI :. whins:-
cal sr:!!e. I'VE have cad t2ern n
PeH!r- alreaty. but so far as l knew
there are only two or ta-ee t2e-e.
and they are net much used. TIE
reor!e don, seem 10 like them. tor
oar hc-ses ard mu!@s Go act get
used 10 them.
Cotton manufacturing? Well. our
Gotten IS tco short 4 f5er 10 make
the best Kind OF clc;h. AID We have
70 imro-: wha: We Iee!. Zen years
ago We :.ied repla2;!ng American
Gotten. which asS long fiber. bat
/, il soon Geter:o.a:el aad It has not
been tried s:aee
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
THOUGHT he KILLED JACKSON.
John Thompson Relieved T;.=: BE
Fire. Fatal Shat.

TIE So2ih CaroGaa newspapers
several Ga:s aso published accounts
o. the 81 c:n death OF JOAN Iaonp-
soa. " aich occurred a. Caeraw IS be-
vas boarding ;-ain. Tia accoaa:s
lid No; mention IKE fact taat M--
Thcnrsca beiIc-ed -a:ii his dying
day that I: w,s shot t-cca a:s 2ua
TIA; t:iled Gen. Stoacwen Jackson.
IL. Thompson was gallant old
Confederate soldier. Al; there vas
20 bcave- one IL the ranks. He said
So.ae time ago tha; the fact that il
was proS,5iy h:s hand that had killed
Stoaewa.l Jackson caused him % pass
n az restless nights Hc. Tho:io-
sons eyes world I'll with tears when
ie would talk OF The possibility and
probability. He fred his s:n many
r:res TIA: night. he has often sad.
and ne VS. G-a!l. .: the cp:a:ca
;ha: one o: h:s shots CIT down the
great Confederate leader.
81. Thompson WIS wounded many
times In fact. be received sere-a.
>;oun4s the day following lasSsoa
ueata. On. Q. these was bu!;e:
wccad in as :c.eAea:. and TO h:s
dying day ! larg. hole In h.s ba.e
forehead existed plaiaiv n v:ew 20
;ell OF ne terriale wound Soon az
;e- Do w1s Sao; down aid wle2 he
reyaircd consciousness he discovered
he woo aroG-a !:i2: OF &.e. .!e
:naraccd 20 drag himself. bit 5y bit.
TO safet.. bai several t;:.es ;he FIRE
xas 100 qu!ck :c- him. ". Iaon2-
soa VS. a!so seye-e!: wounded IN
SOM OF the Virginia battles. This
b-svc cd warrior row s,cspS !n q
cemetery "a Chesterfield COUNTY
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
EyHNED VERY SEVERELY.
opposed TO Have Eccn Done by
Can- OF Tramps.

With his ho6v rro-, ,rkl"s 70 n"cs
mass cf hrrrs md his fro and fe"'
rrost-h;tten. Edward nii!rhtc o.
Scranton Pa. is 'v'nc IN the hos
ri:al a, North Hudson. " J. TreS-
i>v - q se-'nnS condition Diilche--
nso!~-e'r -t-ion-? OF c'o'H'ng. ran
TITO ne ho- roora o. small hotel n
Gran.on. y. J.. last night anil f"'i
rarorscions 70 he Ho"-. When hn
-cvive.. rromentari'v he was Only
7hle % tell his name and murmu-
-v.1kIv:
"nrrned n Ere ny men"
Di?;char thec -e'anscG into rn:nH-
sr!ousrcss an1! later became Geiiri-
nrs. He viii probably die. The
->cn's terrible condition and his DIS
'of,,ai u,:erances srv" rise 20 The
Nn':cc thr, ne had ALLEN victim 10 p
Hard of rei.road tramns. who had
.ortured an! -obhed him and lef'
him 20 die from his injuries End
rom exposure.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
Nus; Lie .r1ar,.

Henceecrth 10 whns person nay
move into a~oiock n Sai,imo7. wae-e
the majority oe the residents OF TIA,
block are negroes. nc. aay nero
Dore in;c block vAe.e the n.a-
jori,y OF The residents are waite,
This is TIE r'a"ta:e lid dowa in ,Ac
so-cai;ei e y; Yes; .ace sc-reSa l;on
ordinance, Which was signed by
Mayor Nahoc! NoaeaT
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
MILLIONS INVESTED
:.A:GE iNC!EASE ~ NEW CAR
Ir.iL IN THIS STAIE.
focal Amount t,r This Year is Over
I;.0n0.uo0 According TO Figures
;'rc,,arc! by Secretary of State.

st!i.sTtts ny NttFtSl!S tl S'tsttS.
Ore milton dollars represents the
increase il TIE amouu:
I .a:;:.. invested in new enterprises
q i:.:s safe 'or this year over 1909.
}; The tu;;.. amoUn; invest d in COM
3aa."s according 20 data i p'e2ared BY
=. II %2C0wn. tae secretary. the
>&n: Of $li.i IL $50 has hrc1 invest
u up 20 D"ccg:hcr /. This has been
nye>:.t! IN banks. rerca ale CON-
,aa;.s. cotton mills. fertilizer plants.
.u-l4tnc and loan associations.
BE fiSures do aot !udc rail-
-ona> ar.; increase OF capital stock.
n" t"rai anon !nveStcc last year
VIZ $40 So 800. The increase ,or
as. :ear were s..o0o.'00. Tais
,inona; vii! be far exceeded during
hc 9:eseH; year. There was in
eS,ed in railroads last year the sam
< $3.50. O.0n0. 4 much larger
,a:oun: as been pct Iu;o Dew roads
his year.
Tie present year has been one o.
ae mos; PROSPEROUS II tle history
.. ~. State and has been marked by
, the Inauguration OF many sEla!! II
; ..S;ri"s There s1s been?especiai
ae:ivj;y In tie fertilizer mill con-
<truc:;on 4 numb Of new banks
sa:c At-n chartered n the smaller
'o~rs oE the State.
Th.. great amoun' invested In aeW
..r;.-ra-iSaS was IN Orangesurs coun-
" r.:h sl.556.6n0. The amour; IT.
cd n Charleston was s!.0S9. 100.
F. rfcs- Ms not n..w company char
'"-. n Eershaw county. R!chland
! ',nd seS2. 900 with more 10 come
Dillon. new county. has an eucouT.
+; SiHS amount.
The following amounts have been
invested in the various counties OF
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
f[WENT IN DEATH TRAP.
sesicsn Government Troop. B=dl,
Beaten in Battle.

! A dispatch from Chihuahna. Mex
10. says corty-two wounded govern
iaeas soldiers were brought In Tues.
Hay. thus confirming reports that
khe troop train which left there Sat
ilrday was SHOT 20 pieces in the ,oin-
ts:n trap known as Nal paso. fsw
miles east OF peSe-na;es and abou;
t29 miles west o. chihuahua. The
official report states that the fed
erals lost % killed. 10 missing and
- wounded. The latter includes
Col. Gczlnaa. who was in command
Of tie expedition: The inSu--eccos'
los: Is no. known.
Tie train let chihuahua Saturday
travelling IN two sections. ca!-y.ns 2
:hree field pieces on a coal car AMI
500 soldiers. Pancho Villa. the
haad;t who. while operating indc-
perdently. still regards the govern
ncnt IS lis enemy. S.ed oa the
second section as /: vas Dassins :
through A32nania canyon. but die
10 GaTa:c.
TIE mountains OF Nal Paso. how
ever. swa-med With revolu:ion!s,s.
They halted the first and second sec
lions. Col Guzman d!sembarSed as
s-oops AMI for Eve hours defended
himself from :he desperate charge
i:e was il trap. however.
His enemy Was c2 the heights.
sheltered by The bc!aers ard other
protection moth TO the mountains
and poured deadly Are. He was
unable 20 Use his big SuI.s effectively
owing 10 the nature o: the ground
Notwithstanding his p.ecar!ous cca-
iIt:o1 a2d the number OF the iasu.
-ec;cs he he!3 bis ground for Eve
lie was shot through tae
.e.. while the third cGcer In com.
-na2d aas also injured.
Worn cut Nth TIE one-sl3ed bat
lie. Col. Grzsnan loaded his dead anc
wounded together with the remain
Ger OF his force on 10 the troops
.-a!2 AID ran back TO Dusti!los
There the un!rinrec d;sen5arked
and buried their dead.
4 freight train sen; out from Chi
eaUhau Sunday 20 load cattle q: Bus-
..lios. was cocn:e.fnaoded and the
Wounded transferred 20 t. 'ra.s
.-ain arrived early an! the iaiu.e'
we're tase. 10 the HOSPITAL e Cor
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
Pastor Missing.

Rev. y. J. Miller. pastor Of Bethel
Ictho 'ist church OF Ashev!iie. has
aaca missing rom his home since
as; Friday afternoon and despite
nc dn;c".t search :rad- hv his fam
IL ard friends. 81 has 40 :ar k"r;
AiS whar-ahnuts src--t. he i"'f
,iS u-f,a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
KILLED HINSELF
nEc.aUSE HIS WiFE WHIPPED
y.iE.T: E.AI;E 4 LyTTLE
Charles Gates Shot Himself on Last
Friday and After Lingering ta,il
Sunday Passes Away.

The State says Charles Gates OF
jacobs MO sho; himself. wita p!s-
to! early Friday morning. as ne sal
aes:ce the bedside OF bis sleeping
nife aad child. died la.e Sunday az,
;eraooa without resa:n.us conscious,
ness.
..E:e shot h!msel: because
whipped tie baby after be had .o!0
NE &c: 20 60 So. said youns Mrs
Gates a: the inquest. which was held
Yesterday a, Jacobs BY R D Walker.
coroner of Richland county. She te--
t.n,.l .r ,.- ".., from, her bed. 10
which she has ueen confined since
ser husband shot himself istis.
morning.
After hearing q number o. Wit
masses. most 0. them relatives os the
deceased and bis young w!;c. the
corcaer.s jury returned she follow
Ing verdict: Charles Gates came
20 MS death by gunsho, wound
a; his ow. hands"
Mrs. Gates IS q handsome 11-yea.-
o.a girl with Hight hair. blue eyer
and a very fair complexion. Before
ser marriage three years ago 10
Charles Gates, she vas A:ss Marga-
ret Gr:nsley.
S.s. Gates told the cocone-'s jury
that she and her husband had had
a disagreement or Thursday night.
She whipped their e-yeac-oid baby
Her husband had forbidden hec ever
70 90 this and grew very angry. TseE
retired for the night. but sot Up IN
;.ae early hours Of the morning or
account 0. tie baby. who vas no'
well. She was uncertain about the
,ine. but Was sure that 1: was still
lark. When the child was qu!etec
Mrs. Gates said that she went back
to bed.
Fer husband walked out OF ta:
ise3 room toward the kitchen. Thi:
was the las. she saw OF BIN until she
~as awakened By a p!s-ol shot Hei
husband was sitting IL = chair be
| i ,e her be-! She asked him waa
VAS the matter lie d;d aos reply
but sli72ed gu, OF the chair to the
! foo-. She SAW blood streaming
from wo.nd IN his temple and
-a!nted. waen she recovered be-
,senses. It was day Break. Her scream
brought the neighhors TO her ass:S.
,rce. They found the baby. wht
ei.aa c-awled out o. the bed. playin:
In The pool o. blood n which hi'
sa;her lay.
J Cb,r!es Gates lived ever co hour
after he sho: himself. although The
su,!et passed through the t-onta
!. go-,:on o. the brain entering ct ta'
: l';cs, temple and coming out at ta'
left. lie did not regal. nconsc:oUs
less
Saturday morning Magistrate ia
!ohs OF Jacobs repore! the occur
hence 10 Sheriff Coleman who wen
20 the scene at once with W. II
E.osh- Coroner Walker Tas notified
I'll; Gates death By Magistrate ia
ttoss. The Inquest was held at il
: t;,bs at noon. Numerous Wiinesse
h ere examined. among them Butle
$ !-;ms!ev. tie brother of Mrs. Gates
Il Charlie Gates. who took his ow!
lie, was q farmer he lived aooa
+ mile from Jacobs on :he Twn-Nctcl
S Had. He was no; man OF mean;
. "a. came OF higa!y -especta oil
: rrni!y OF Woodworking people. I'll!
= cath was shock to the commun::.
e Jacobs where ne lived 81! his life
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
GruS.l.c hN Trsir.

1oa2 Nimr,s. car Inspector FOR the
\ c. /. lost hoth his legs ana Will
die IS result Q: beng run over by .
.rai: u; Samte- Monday morning.
Nius leaves a We and several chill
-. e.: OF which s-e dependent, CT
h.~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
CHINA AWAKE
li.rg ruu va Says he New Order is
D.i 6 E 'sbin bid Fast.
GREAT MANY CHANGES
Japanese Words That Hare Crc7, in
the Chinese language Has Not In
provec-Ncr Has Other Japanese
Influences Helped the Country.

prorec-Ncr Has O,hcr Japanese
Influences Helped the Country.
His Excelie2cy Lang TGo Yen.
Until recently / high Official q ia'e
Chinese SavtT2leGt. WHO 5ToIs?t
lis tam.!y over here moaiH ago
20 shcw ;aem the land where ae VIZ
educated and TO see some OF his o!a
trends. says The New York sun.
cane TO New York from washington
10 attend The anna! dinner last
c!ght O. tie cl-ss CT 50 OF Yale o:
w.:Ch he IS :. ..cE5a he has re-
Visited Hartford. where be leit a.s
youn -sr sen az tie same .-cpa-2;cT.
:chcc! where M- Lang was fitted
60: Yaie. PAID visit 20 NeS Haven
and scea: Soc1e tine a Washington.
lie is now considering whether ae
vii. leave his ciie. soa here 20 cou-
Dlete h!s education.
While &c as w2:r.cs = h.~s!:;tns
room at The Manhattan 70: the dept
ta1.oa OF MS classmates 20 escc:t
Kim 70 tie University Club where he
Inner ,1ck place. Hr. Lang ch2t;cd
a5o.ut things il China and here.
Il have bevn asked several lines
whether am OF Sd ogic!ai mission.
be said. The fact IS. came over
here Principally 10 enjoT holiday.
n, mas been 2 !oas time siSce s."
this coan;ry. last before !eft hone
the .ov. rc1au: toii ale taai :: s.,w
aur ,hanHe 20 nix 10 any5o@g "ao
could possioiv help 20 bring aDc2;
the aGoS;ioa Of ;he eighth a-;.c!e Of
the l:acxay treaty. 20 30 -. TIE ar
t!c!e relates 20 tie &oo":;oa OF the
lik:n tax a.l its adoption would
mean Z grea, dea! 20 CANA. The
United States AMI JaIsaa arc he oaly
TWO nations that approved OF i. We
are IN need OF r!oa.y and OR :ar.g
IS only ; per cent ad v2lorem. ~aica
does rot produce very much -c:enHe.
In CANA the feeling toward
Americans is mos; t-:en y. /; has
always 3sen So Ycu Americans Il
a great ms.y was haze iraa:sd
differently from the n;ier powers.
Your navy did not Jo;2 Il the att-c!:
upoc ;he TakC forts n TIE. ing OF
the Boxer rebellion. and While ~ the
.veaty ports most OF the och". pow
.ers. even IDcind:ns Ge'gi;;a!. go; con-
cess!o2s or land. this ove-2uent de-
manded more Aac OF course. yea
-e;urne, your share OF the Boxer -
;.emritv.
The new movement in China
'1t"d from ne j7paaes" VIZ As.e-
TIA. war mos. OF our people rec"s-
a:zed Jaa, CANA must change. AZ.
ter lS9+ w- began 70 s-Gd :. !ot OF
strGe-ts 20 jaran. \; ;he ;.:ne W.
ha;i About 3n.aon. &C hem IL taat
country The Russo-Japanes- wa. o2-
eaet :ae eyes CT Or 7.o2le 81!
more Or students wcac 10 Ja1rA
and came oa-x w:r': new IDEAS. They
Went there because i. w=s SO p.uch
cheaper than u 20 70 an o:i.e.- to.-
e:cn ccCntry Sat an vr.: so-cr
hey I'D wish hey hid come 10
imer:ea ca! E.rrcrn i-S;orl
The number Ok Cs.Ees- students
n America . no~ a5oat % There
{ 70 -ct @?2-v rradisaces - American
schco's n Cana. wish the 2G3.-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
NiiiIinnairc = Sric,;ic

Following fifteen hoa-s secrecy
re AMY OF PHI? Near. Of s..
:oG!s. millionaire Tan@:actr-er.
adm,r:"d ,aet be saa: az Gsllled
5!msel: Saturday. Gec2-: w.s :.
yeS-s o!c-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28
With the Prc:

Congressman Macon. o: Arkansas.
th--a;e2S trouble to- Capt. Rob-r,
:. Peary. TIE Arctic explorer. II 80
tempt Is made 20 honor aim on The
loor OF the House re declares he
has seen no more definite proof ,ha,
2earr reached the North pole thar
.na; /; ~.s ROACH: hv - Cook.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-28

the i,icn list, Scou.,:rcl .i>sauItc,
a oun: Girl. Then Murdered He.
ana tt,,npicd 10 Corccsl III
Crime Il! FIRE.
a d:spa: from Charlotte. y. {
says sa-;as OF The 5tacNes; crime
ever comn..:;,.ei in the state We,
raea:;!1e,. :;.es.'a; @o-aias 3,
Acu.@ Of J. i. Sac.Ge-s, IN G:Nr>~:'
COUNTY
Triple murder. supposed c.:ia.:na
aSSa2l, on yoang s.-i and tic IL
,,-uct;on o; The home oy fse 4: &c
aisht Monday nisht are the cr!":e'
charged against Na;h,,a Montague.
negro.
.tner 4 long c-oss-ccun.-% race .
the sae-iG anc. ;so$s" ;he ;.cITo -
anally CAPTURED and lcaees: il ~
Jail in Durham. y c. intense ca
::ement prevails tarorGAou; "a.
country where me cci;nc vas coz.
:n;;ed. as we'll IS in Durham, AZ
;t IS expected TIA: ,rocsle MAJ =
.elop a. any moment.
When ne:gaho-s. attracted by n,
,,-,y-, 49,. -,.-I,...I - -Sc nor,
Of saunders %oDdar n;s!lt sr1e
some picture &!e; tae:y gaze Oa H.
ground were seen The signs Of ;
struggle. parts OF q s;c'.s cto:EsE:
an. pools .: blood. a a"cEc1 5r:
:aGe was formed aGd WIN ,he e.
had been partially qucnc5-t. n IL.
euihe:S we're found TIE c:!arrec
bodies OF Mss May SaanGcrs. b.
:a;he7. J. l.. Sauu !c-s. and u. tw,'
year-o!t granddaughter.
j With toe bodies was ;o-3t:
b!oodv la!:e and !, was trona III
that the FIRE clGe 20 the p.7?eirat"
! II The GaSt1rd'y crime was .ouna
, ne!Shbor in!:ne !ia:-iy recognize,
the knife as the property o; Mont.
;ue--a knife ac had Used only No,
lay While etupiovcd IN ;ae reg:
porhood Killing hoss.
The sheriff immediately 50: out !.
ter The man an G2ai'g cancat Mn
f. lie MS ;-ea5lins a2,. alcody az.
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