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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-24
SAN ANTONIO LEADS.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Population
statistics of the thirteenth census
were made public at the census bu-
reau tonight for the following cities:
Fort Worth, Texas, 1892, an in
crease of 1854, or 174.7 per cent over
26,66S in 1900.
Galveston, Texas, 36,9S1, a decrease
of sos, OF. 81 per cent under 37,7S9 in
1900.
San Antonio, Texas, 1854, an in
crease of 43,293, or S1.2 per cent over
53,321 in 1900
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-24

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-24

"Can be depended upon" is an ex-
preston we all like to hear, and when
it is used in connection with Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy it means that it never
fails to cure diarrhoea, dysentry or
bowel complaints. 1t is pleasant to
take and equally valuable for children
and adults. Sold by HAYS & FIELD.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-24

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get bottle of
Chamberlain's Linfment for twenty
five cents. A piece of flannel damp
ened with this liniment is superior to
any plaster for lame back, pains in
the side and chest, and much cheaper.
Sold by HAYS & FIELD.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Buchanan Footballers
Beat PreSidi0S

The fast Buchanan football team
added another one to its long list of
victories by defeating the Presidio
Stars at the North beach Fairgrounds
on Sunday. The Buchanans although
outweighed by at least 10 pounds to a
man played fast and interesting game
At the beginning Of the second half
the Presidio Stars, seeing that their
opponents were just getting into their
STRIFE, tried to put in a man weighing
fully 135 pounds. Referee Murphy
after giving them 10 minutes to play
with the same team which they had
in the first half. awarded the game to
the Buchanan team. The Buchanans
have an open date for Sunday, Decem-
Der IL. Teams averaging los pounds
wishing games may address S. DamO-
ionic, 5000 Buchanan street
A wise wife advises her husband
against doing the things she wants
him to do.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
ROBIN HOOD WILL
Meet YOUNGSTERS
School Children to Display in
Woodland Their Handicraft
and Art Work

BERKELEY, Dec. 5.-The rooms of
the California School of Arts and
Crafts Will be transformed into the
Forest of Arden for a modern Robin
Hood and his merry men tomorrow.
The setting will be for the annual eX-
hibition this week of handicrafts and
art work by the students of the Center
street school. Miss Ina Perham, presi-
dent of the student body of the school,
has charge of the workers and will
lead the merry band into the forest.
Hung on the trees in the forest will
be the art and craft work of the stud
ents of the school. The display prom
ises. on account of its beauty and or
iginaIity. to be the best in the history
of the institution.
Among the trees will be various
booths. Maid Marion will have charge
of the needlework booth and hand
painted books and mottos will be dis
played in the hermits' cave.
The exhibition will be open to the
public on the afternoons and evenings
of Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week, but an invitational reception
will be held Wednesday night Ashley
Pettis will render a number of piano
selections and Elsie JuilIeret will sing
soprano solos. Vida Hurst and jose
phine Van Ness will also contribute to
the program, the former for recitations
and the latter for vocal solos.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
PIONEER OAKLAND
WOMAN IS DEAD
Mrs. Rebecca D. Coffey Leaves
Eight Children and Twenty
one Grandchildren

OAKLAND, Dec 5.-The funeral of
Mrs. Rebecca Davis Coffey. wife of
Henry Corey and for many years a
resident of Oakland. and Santa Rosa.
will be held Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock from a local undertaking par
lors. Mrs. Coffey died yesterday at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. n. c. 3.
Smith. at Orange. in southern CalifOr-
MIA. Her body is being shipped here
for burial.
Mrs. Coffey leaves a husband. eight
children 21 grandchildren and four
great grandchildren
The children are: William NJ. Coffey.
Oakland; Mary Ella Suttle. Mexico;
Charles II. Coffey, Tacoma; Cynthia J.
Barnes, Melrose; Samuel A. Coffey.
North Yakima; Adeline n. Carr. Oak
land: Ermine Smith. Orange, CAL; Oc-
tavia Hill. Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN
BEGUN IN ARGENTINA A
Federal Alcohol Tax Shows In-
creased Drinking

The federal alcohol tax of 81 Argen-
tine paper Cs.z246 United States cur
rency) per liter (0.2e4l7 gallons) pro-
duced sl3945,943 Argentine paper
ls5.s21.44S United States currency in
1908. as compared with $43,s33.54S Ar
genfine paper 6s5.s74.725) in 1908, an
Increase of s46,72S-02 United States cur
rency. saws Vice Consul General Charles
Chandler Of Buenos Ayres.
bill is now pending before the fed
eraI congress imposing heavy taxes on
~au establishments in the federal cap
ital which sell spirituous liquors
A temperance society was recently
formed in Buenos Ayres which is car
rying on an anti-alcohoi .propa ganda.
using posters printed in France which
graphically illustrate the effects of ex-
cessive drinking.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

lowing treatment has been persistently and
regularly used for from two to six months.
Try it, as If it gives relief you can rest as
sured that 1t will be most effective cure in
your case, as it has in many others:
Oil Eucalyptus ! dram, Terebene / dram, Es-
sence Mentho-Laxene 21z ozs., Glycerine, pure, G
ozs. Mix, shake the bottle and take teaspoon
ful every hour two during attacks, and six
doses daily at other times.
Grace M-Your distress is due to complica-
tion of ills due in a greaz to poor circu-
lation which affects theS delicate organs of your
sex causing the usual abnormal symptoms of
chest and under the &houlder blades. Your
weight is 20 pounds below normal and your blood
is in poor condition. Have this prescription filed
and regularly for several months:
virburnum Prunfolium ! o., Tncture Cado-
meme Comp. or. Comp. Syrup Hypophosphites
Mix. and take teaspoonful every three hours
during the day, followed by a glass of water.
Also obtain grain Hypo-Nuclane Tablets and
take per directions accompanying sealed pack
George-The sores on your hands and arms. if
accompanied by itching. is form of eczema
Wash with warm water and CASTLE soap, rinse.
and while the skin is wet apply a small portion
of Plain Yellow Minyol, rubbing and massaging
few se nDI Id then the nse of and dry thor
Oh Eucalyptus IL drops. Rose-Kayloin 21s
drains, White Vaseline ozs. Mix. This treat
ment with Minyol may smart and sting. but 1t is
necessary to destroy the germs attacking the
skin Internal treatment for the blood. liver and
bowels is necessary, ana yul SlOun nave pre-
scrtption given Anna E. filed and use as per
directions TO her.
Discouraged Mechanic-The trouble with your
feet will require long of treatment to
correct but by patience and persstency the fol-
lowing treatment will do It. This also will re-
lieve and cure tired. aching. sweaty and cal
loused feet. as 1t is local tonic and stimulant
to the muscles. ligaments and cells. To a gallon
OF hot water add a teaspoonful of Vilane Pow
der and a teaspoonful of Alum. Immerse the
feet Is to 20 minutes each night Then bathe
the feet in cold water and dry.
Anna E.-Your acute Indigestion. accompanied
by constipation, has brought on rheumatism
through mal-assimilation constant absorp-
tion of poisons. which should have been elm
mated You must first regulate your diet. Dis
continue coffee and tea Omit meat almost en-
tirely, also starches, such fresh bread pastry
and potatoes. except baked. Always eat less
than your appetite Graves. For the indigestion
take Tablets Triopeptne pink after breakfast,
white after dinner. blue after supper Also take
u TO l teaspoonful of the following, to correct
liver and bowels: Fl. Ext Mandrake 3 drains.
Aromatic Fl. Cascara or, Comp Essence Car
diol l oz.. Aromatic Syrup Rhubarb 4 ozs. Mix
three or four doses daily. After three weeks al
ternate and take the following as a powerful
tonic to improve the circulation: Comp Syrup
Hypophosphites 5 ozs, Tincture Cadomene Comp.
1 (not Cardamon)-
This course of treatment should be continued
until entirely relieved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
DON'T BE AFRAID TO
EAT BIG BREAKFAST
It's an Ancient but a Good
Custom

Fluids are needed in greater quantity
when much meat is eaten. while those
taking a low protein diet need much
less water. The chief meals OF the day
should be eaten under conditions OF
freedom from the thoughts Of work.
The solid breakfast. an ancient insti-
tuition. is taken after the nights rest
when the body generally is of good
tone
The digestive organs are also in bet~
ter condition at this time, for foods
which later in the day are III borne
in dyspeptic subjects. such as bacOns
can often be reIished at breakfast with
out penalty. The desire TO rest idle
after a good meal is also frequently
absent at this hour, though present.
after later meals.
In the morning the digestive SYSTEM
is more like that of child, who seldom
desires to rest after any meal. A meat
breakfast can. therefore. be recon-
mended. provided that time be allowed
to eat it at leisure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
SANTA CRUZ PORCHES
MUST BE TORN DOWN

SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 5.-The city
council is finding II a strenuous task
TO enforce the porch ordinance, even
though the majority of taxpayers
have complied with its regulations by
tearing down porches along all the
main business thoroughfares of the
city. Although so per cent of the
unsightly porches of the city have
been torn down, legal proceedings
will be necessary to compel the rest
Of the property holders to submit to
the terms of the ordinance. Council
man Stikeman of the Fourth ward mas
instructed the chief of police TO serve
John Doe warrant on Jas. F. Simp-
son, who owns a block of property
in the heart of the business section
of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
browns HIMSELF
Leaps Into Bay From Key Route
Mole and Spurns All Ef-
forts at Rescue

OAKLAND. Dec. 5.-An unidentified
man about S5 years old. well dressed
ended his life by leaping into the bay
at 1 o'clock this afternoon from the
Key Route mole. The crew OF the
ferry boat San Francisco threw life
preservers. but all efforts at rescue
were spurned. he even casting OF a
life preserver which had fallen about
his neck A light coIored hat which
the man had worn was recovered and
delivered to the coroner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Harris Denies Sale Of
Boston Nationals

BOSTON, Dec. John P. Harris OF
Pittsburg, owner of the Boston National
league baseball club, tonight denied
that he had sold the club to James j.
Phelan, Boston banker, representing
a local syndicate. He said:
1T is true that I have received many
flattering offers but I considered none
of them seriously. 1 know that several
parties would like to buy. but 1 am not
anxious to sell"
Phelan, who had been quoted on ap-
parently reliable authority concerning
the reported sale, denied that he had
any financial interest In the club and
said that the only way his name could
be connected with the rumored nego-
tiations was that he happened to know
the parties contemplating the purchase.
If young man doesn't get wise
when he is courting a girl with a
small brother, it isn't the small broth
er's fault
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Spokane Plans Annual
Automobile Race

SPOKANE. Dec. Plans for
an annual international automobile
race meeting in Spokane, with the
largest purse ever offered in an auto
mobile race in the west, are being
formulated by automobile enthusiasts
and businessmen of Spokane The
prizes will aggregate $25, 900 and it is
planned to run the races over a 30
lap course of 1915 miles for total
of 263 miles
The race meeting is planned for Au-
gust of each year, to last three days.
The grand prize race will be a free
for all run over the course for a first
prize of $4,000 and gold trophy with
a second and third prize of $4,000 and
$4,000 respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
TRAVELLING MEN WILL
GIVE THEATER PARTY
Proceeds Will Be Used for Ben
eft of Convention

OAKLAND, Dec. 5.-Council No. 394
of Oakland, United Commercial Travel
ers' association. is arranging a theater
party to be held December 19 at the
Oakland Orpheum, the proceeds to go
toward entertaining the delegates to
the convention of the coast branch of
the order, which will be held in Oak
land next May. In addition to the reg
ular theater program a number of the
members of the association will give
special numbers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Jack Twin Sullivan
Whips Stewart

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Jim tsewart
of Brooklyn lost to Jack CTwin) SulIi-
man of Boston in the fourth round of
a scheduled 10 FOUND bout here tonight.
When tSewart had taken a count of
nine after receiving a terrific left to
the solar plexus the referee stopped
the bout.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By DIR. THEODORE BECK

The questions answered below general in char
acter the symptoms diseases given and the
answers will apply to any case of similar nature
Theodore Beck. College Bldg College Ellwood SITS,
Dayton, Ohio enclosing self addressed, stamped
lope for reply Full and address must be given,
but only initials fictitious will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions be filled at we'll
stocked drug store Any druggist order of whole
saler.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN IEANDRO

straint of trade and detrimental TO
the public welfare. and would in
sure economical administration and
efficient service at reasonable rates
and cost to the public. I would
respectfully recommend the er.lct-
ment of such a law. do this
knowing full well that the business
of government is to goven; its true
end is the happiness, advancement
and welfare of the people; that the
best government for the higher de-
velopment of the individual, the
country and the race is the gov
ernment that attempts the least
rather than the most possible regu-
lation bv legislation of the per-
sonal intercourse of the peonIe.
that the only legitimate use of
government is to protect the state
from foreign invasion and domes-
tic insurrection, and to protect in
security the life, liberty and prop
erty of each individual citizen: to
compel him to deal honestly and
observe the dividing line between
liberty and Hcense-but to do this
it sometimes becomes necessary
for government to aid, to control
or to conduct such objects and en-
terprises of general and public
utility as can not be as we'll ac
complished by unsupervised indi-
vidual effort and private corporate
enterprise. Of course a law Great
ing public service commission in
this state must be so drawn as not
to conflict with the powers and
duties of the railroad commission
as provided for in section 80 Of
article II of the constitution of
California
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
REoUIsITIoH

REQUISITI0N ISSUED-Sacrament0 Dec. o.
A requiSitiOn on the governor Of Colorado wss
issued from Governor Gillett's office today toe
the return OF AlgerOn L. Moon who is wanted
in Los Angeles for grand larceny. IL Is al
legged that Moon got away with $50 belonging 2
to his roommate. Elmer Cook
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Oakland High Seniors
Win Championship

OAKLAND, Dec. 5.-Today's game
in the high school gymnasium brought
the Oakland high school interclass
basket ball series to a close, with the
four class teams standing as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

Sufferer - Asthma
has been conquered by
careful regard to diet.
lexercise and general
health when the fol-
been persistently and
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

The seniors won the championship
hands down. never being in danger of
losing in any of the three contests.
The second year team got off to a bad
start. but came with a rush in the last
two contests The juniors went through
the contests in a disappointing fashion,
while the freshmen never figured at
all
The game today between the seniors
and juniors was won by the former in
the first half, when they gathered 10
of their 27 points. The second half
was two points in favor of the juniors,
but the good work came too late. and
the finish found the seniors on the long
end of a p to Il score.
Reynolds featured at forward for
the juniors with of his teams IA
points. For the seniors Curley and
Hamlin at forward and Albright at
guard were conspicuous for their goal
throwing.
The Uneup in todav's game WAS as
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
new CANDIDATES
TO Be SELECTED
Directorate of Chamber of Com
merce to Be Changed by
Nominating Committee

OAKLAND, Dec. 5.-The nominal
ing committee appointed to select a
ticket of 21 directors for the cham
her of commerce ticket to be voted on
next January, is holding daily ses
sions, preparing a suitable list of
candidates
Some members of the nominating
committee wish number of changes
in the board and several new candi-
dates will undoubtedly be selected.
OF the members of the present
board who will probably be renomi-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
FAyoRs PARTIsANsHIP


Curry recommends that amendment
of the general election lays should be
made only after the most careful CON
sideration. He declares that no state
ha sa better general election code than
this and that few have as good He
declares unequivocally for the reten-
tion ofthe partisan features of the
ballot and says that the American is
and ought to be a partisan.
Curry's suggestions for amendment
of the direct primary law are con-
sonant with the republican platform
as regards themechanical features of
the law. He recommends a simplifica-
tion of the nominating petition al
that the time for the circulation of
petitions be specified. He also recon-
mends that the law be made plainly
mandatory in its povis.ons requiring
county clerks to return theprimary
vote by precincts to the secretary of
state.
WEIGHTS LAW ADVOCATED
The enactment of a proper law gov
rening the subject of weights and
measures is advocated not alone for
the protection of the purchasing pub
lie but also in the interest of the pro-
ducers and shippers. Curry calls at
tention to the fact thatthe several at
tempts to legislate on this subject
nave Deen decldTeu uHcOnSlluliOndl
and suggests that theproposed law be
drawn in harmony with the constitu-
tion of California and with the fed
eral weights and measures laws.
Curry's concluding recommendation
is for a law authorizing the state board
trolIer and secretary of state, to adopt
of examiners, together with the con-
and cause to be used a simple uniform
system of accounting for all state and
county Offices, commissions, institu-
tions and departments.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16

When Judge Billy kavauaugh, chairman Of the Democrat ( County Central Comm ttee of Pulaski County. read in the Gazette the other morning that He had been ap- DO nted to serve as member of a Reception Committee of wh ch H. l.. Remmel, chaimau Of the state Repabl can Central Committee. had been named as chairman. to receive NIT. Bryan, your Uncle Billy fiatis re- fused 10 serve. Hurrah for kaya- naggh. And why was Bummel the Republican, made chairman Of Re cepton Comm ttee to rece ye such a distinguished Democrat as MT Bryan who came to speak for the Democrat C ticket and on the Democrat Ptopas- ed Amendment No. l0? The idea str kes Is AS be Bg ridiculous and It. die ous and incongruous and wholly incompatible with good judgment, democratic usage and rnciples or even common sense.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16
NEW FARMERS UNION PAPER.

We are pleased to note that new state official organ of the Arkansas Farmers Union is to be published at Jonesboro, with Prof. NJ. F. Dickin- son, of Conway, retiring secretary of the Arkansas Union, as editor-in- chief. MT. R. F. Fry, also of Conway, and who had been assistant secretary under Prof. Dickinson, will be the associate editor It is to be a six column, four-page paper and will5be published weekly at 50c year We have written for a clubbing price, and hope to be able to make an arrange ment by which We will be enabled to offer the new paper and The Times at the single price of The Times alone s1.5o per annum in advance and il is our earnest desire to put both papers into the home Of every progressive farmer in the county Definite an noueement will be made when the ar rangement is c0nsummated
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16
ARKANSAS AHEAD.

The Agricultural Exhibit from the State of Arkansas at the Tri-State Fair, to be holden in Memphis Sep tember 27 to October 1. 1910. is expect ed 10 be the best of it's class on ex- hibition.
 Read the following from the Helena World, and get busy;
 Of course, Arkansas will be repre- sented in all of the other exhibit buildings at the fair, but the display of products of the s5il in Agriculture Hall will easily lead ali others in pro- portions and possibly in the wealth of decorations. The fair management has approri ted sL0ol to b. used ex- clusively for decorations in this build ing and d large stlreuf this will b. de- voted to the section rese yel foe Ar kansas.
 The exhibit from the State at large will ba located al the west side oi the building~back of large arch oi rice, as typical of the rapidly increas- ing importance af that crop in Ark ansas. The arch will bear the name of tEe state and is motto. and the ell. tire front will be decorated profasely. as will the interior parts of the ex- hibit
 The county exhibits will be arrang- ed in the east side of Agriculture Hall, opposite the State exhibit, and these also will be decorated generously. In the center ai,les will be an elaborate corn exhibit from the three States Arkansas. Mississippi and Tennessee.
 The Fri-State Fair will be under new management this year. and promises to be the largest and most complete attraction of its kind ever held in the south
 Me would certainly be proud if our farmers would get up fine exhibit of St. Francis County products.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16

The political campaign is over now let us begin campaign for city ciean- Illness, and against the mosquitoes and flies, those disease carrying and breeding pests. Let the Board of Health take look around town. and we doubt not that there are many places badly i'll need of their serious attention There is considerable sick ness, and perhaps some of it is du to unsanitary conditions. Stagnant pools of water breed mosquitoes, and there are no doubt q number of them. If so the Board of Health should see that they b7 ahated at once, and that the city be thoroughly cleaned up, and the sanitary laws he strictly enforced. The Board of Health has large and important powers and the safety and health of citizens demands that they exercise them tn the fullest extent necessity
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16

St. Francis County gets as it's DOT tion of the State apportionment for free schools this year ST, ,09ill on a school population of s,l79, this being s2.09 for each person of school age. The amount has been certified out to
 the several counties and is now or will be shortly available to meet the ex- penses of the schools for the ensuing year There is also about s540, ,0O in the pension fund which will also be available by the 18th, and our heroes of the early 60's will be made happy