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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
NEW AUTOMOBILE
GOES UP IN SMOKE

An automobile. valued at $500,
was destroyed by fire at the Mil
Navkee depot First av. and Con-
neetleut st.. N 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The machine, which belonged
TO the Motor Car company, was be-
ing unioaded A two gallon can Of
gasoline was standing nearby on the
platform. Someone threw q match
near the can and in the explosion
which followed the automobile
caught fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

LONDON. April IA dispatch
from Prague today says that Rosa
Black. one OF the twin sisters
Blezik. who are Joined together as
were the Siamese twins. has given
birth TO fine boy. The sisters
We're taken TO a hospital az Prague
yesterday The baby was born dur
ing the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

q jury trial Tho Jury returned
verdict Of guilty of disordorly con.
duct
Yesterday, after the court had
Imposed sentence. the woman gave
notice Of an appeal 70 the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
DO You Know a Funny Story?

The Star asked you yesterday to send 10 the Funny
Story Editor the best funny story you know.
II needn't be an original story but may be story
that you have known for years Just long it's funny
il will fill the bill
For the-best story sent to The Star between and
Saturday the Funny Story Editor viii send YOU check
for 81.
Send along your story The Star will print the best
OF them and all the readers of The Star will benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

vessel They declared there Is little
hone Of saving the vessel The pas
scngers Of the wrecked llnrr were
brought here today They lost the
greater portion Of their personal Of
feCta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

LOS ANGELES. ~ Charles Mcffil-
Ian. b. years " age. died today from
"a Blow On The temple. delivered By
Elmer DaMbauld during an alterca-
ton over the pulling" ability Of
their horses. Both men are team
STEERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
DESPITE LAW
HODGE MUST
STAND TRIAL
Grand Jury Indictment Is
Worthless and Should Be
Quashed, But Trial Must
Go On to Make Capital
for Sheriffs Enemies.

Judge John r. Main wili preside
At che trial Of Sheriff Robert r..
Hodge on May 20 upon a charge Of
refusing to search for aud seine
slot machines IN saloons in kink
county The date was definitely
decided yesterday
Judge Ronald had before him
late yesterday afternoon a motion
TO qHash the indictment returned
against Hodge. and also a domur.
rer 20 the Information Special
Prosecutor w H. White admitted
that Il Hodge were given the same
treatment as che other defendants
which treatment is prescribed by
the laws Of the state he would
never have 20 face a jury
Judge White. however. Insisted
that Hodge must be denied his ie-
pai rights; otherwise there would
be ne trial out Of which political
capltsi could be made b. Hodges
enemies.
Il was practically conceded that
the grand Jury indictment against
Hodge was worthless. and that bis
motion to quash ii should legally
be granted Judge White frankly
stated that II the law we're followed
and Hodge treated a. others lndict
ID by the grand jury had been
treated. the Indictment would have
% be- auaHhed A. Hodge Ia
charged txffh "A ntlaHaran uuftr ha
could not be tried on an lnlorma.
ton filed after the quashing Of the
Indictment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
mlnushaha Total Wreck.

LONDON. April ig-The liner
Minuehaha probably will be total
loss, according 10 wrcckers who
returned today from the stranded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

BUDAPEST, April ie.-Ten girls
are reported 20 hav eheen killed and
10 Injured in a boiler explosion In
match factory at Sxeaedin. One
man Is said to have lost his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
lIN Who'll HANDLE GIANT ROCKEFELLER
| FOUNDATION ANSWERS CRITICISMS Of It
,..l.;ns Methods and Pur-
...e. Of Greatest Money
Gin In HistoryTells
VIVA, Plan Is.
..4ssssSShsts =
.,ekEFEllER'S IDEA or =
- sogERTY, As ENPREssED =
n STARR }. MURPHY. =

Ma rot poverty itself he a =
4 A.sss that san be cured = ntd =
= sssr know 4 man who had :
II a,th. eausmoa sense, honesty Z
81 an power who was peorf 4
T. 4 rot rssan that an such 4
/. - ar rich. ] mean comfort 4
II a&
/. IA We mot iu time. nv 4
n aslen. develop these quail :
4 r. an men, so that they 4
II 81 i iaeking In nQue. and I
Il shag al men shall tc strong 4
|. Is shlef
Il We are seeking the cause o. I.
4 diseases VOnderfui ad- 4
. ansss have been made within Z
4 n pass few years by physi- 4
. .ass Il v not possible that 4
4 = disease 81 poverty teo. with 4
|. I srai.ss. understood and ever 4
(. 3ms starr J Murphy. =
|. ssssfslier's counsel 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

Judge Ronald refused 70 allow
Hodges counsel 20 attack the m.
dicfment. He refused 10 paas upon
lts legality Ne forced W II Nor
ria. counsel for Hodge. 10 confine
hia legal attack 10 the information
filed b. White against Hodge after
the Indictment
Judge Ronald held that this Ina.
formation was uoforiously unjust.
IN that II waa an attempt 20 deprive
Hodge Of knowing with what he
was charged Tho court, however.
refused to sustain demurrer 10
the information iie ordetbd the
prosecution 20 supply HFidEe With
a bin Of particulars aettiag out the
place IN which the slot machines
could have been searched for and
seized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

TIME

4 TIME
4 81 the most precious thing IN +,
4 the possession OF m0rtala I
4 once lost 70 can never be I
\ found II there IS some par !
4 ucnlar thing you seek. you 1
4 viii save much time by EN-. !
\ ploylng the Want pages IN !
4 The Star. star ads find ten !
\ ants, buyers, help and employ I
4 ment quickly You may tele- !
4 phone your Star ad 20 Main
4 gi00 or Ind AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

NV YORK. April is-~rhs
.eluan citizen b a Square sort Of
sw He's al riyht WHEN he
efssAAas A proposition
sd Starr J Murphy she nan
Il sxi to John ~, ir does more
Is aay ether mar 90 hsip give
NJ lehn h. Rockcfsuer's mooney
7 ~ ths earrespondenf ~ The star
srNs 10 him the cfitlclsms IF the
.eezs4 'f.oskefsiisr Foundation
ssIlanthropy. which are being
~ b the public
~ mi. plan help Mr Ree ksfcl-
3rh sseape taxes asked the core
pplndeat. e5tinK a wide spread be-
81 Il wiif NOT" smiled Murphy
Nh York state any personal
FsY that - held ~ philar-
t Institutions. Including the
z~siss II has IN banks or On de-
,& ase. to b. sore. exempt from
Asmn But the real estate u not
Yt
Sa4aess such a tremendous N
&k6n IS Mr.. Roeksfsller plans.
|es<reratsd nationally. Should sss
y - hands % unpatriotie u,en :
|tAlt tssg net ruin shs govern =
|-n,f
3 saa e avoid Just sueh a thing
" y Appealed "a congress for an
|qpssaflsn act rather than 90 any
~ kxislaturf
n ksf articla ~ the act we
s6sed Funs Ike this. This char
: shzil te subiect 70 alteration.
1ssanens or repeal a. the pleasure
fshs saHkrsss ~ the United States
ssrxae more than any other body
msu Ia tn country. reflects the
|asanss and sentiments ~ lka time
II - can safely ieaYt 70 future
nzrssaes the question q whether
, seundsiian. To- their time. T. good
gas ard they can repeal ia char
~ Z neeeeaary The money wnuid
|EtEa taek r. fhe Rockefeller heirs.
z Esuid b. dispensed for charity
n beard named ~ congress.
Avoid Danger.
vas one ~ Mr Rockefeller
~ hat ihls seizinR 81 the foun-
~ y dangerous men must bs
sst<d He does NOT want igno-
- @ settle % hts name IN future
~ % course. be- saw that pose
'ig. but the federal lnesTpora =
and the control ~ the fouuda
" eongress through THE right
Hfeai the charter. viii obviate
- esn9er
= 1 true that Mr. Roe kefaiier
tats e lniroduce befsfs the vari-
= Hate legislature bills which
& = Intended to exempt from tax
y 4-aa-7--sl--ss-s.as..ss.
lsantinued on Pace EiQht.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
MILL FIGHT
ENDS WITH ONE DEAD
Quarrel Over Lubricator Leads to Blows and CIinch
and in Struggle Douglas C. Reed Falls on Pile of
Scrap Iron, Breaking His Neck-W. J. Peffer is
Held at Police Station As Slayer.

dispute the working OF lubricaor this morning
brought death @ and 10 the other the knowledge that
he had killed friend 81 years standing.
Douglas Reed sawyer for the Bryant mill IN Fremont,
dead. w Peiifer, chief engineer Is held his slayer
Both had been employed in the mill for years
last friends This morning Reed decided that Of the ub
Gators on the machinery working satisfactorily and he
sawyer could the best results He boy
down 70 the engine tell Pce about and have it adj
justed
DISPUTE ARISES BETWEEN THEM
Peiffcr thought the ubrcator working all right and
that any trouble Reed having his fault. He
wouldn't adjust the ubrcator he said.
Reed positive that the fault lay with the ubcato
about o'clock, when the mill stopped running for few
minutes hc down 20 the engine Pefer Reed
angry He told peifer again that the was
working Peer retorted that il and in second the old
friendship that had endured through o labor
cTeasng rage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
BANK cLEARtNGS.
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Colorado.

ern Colorado; two sections fine farming
land, Lincoln county; only $50 acre; also
five sections improved and fenced; first
class farming land, near railroad town; IS
acre. Terms. r. Bettsworth, Cedar Rapids,
Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

/ WANT information about a good grain
or stock farm for sale; / know OF over
1000 buyers willing to pay your price; l
can tell you how TO find them; write mo
about At and let's see n we can close up a
deal. Address at once Arthur Capper,
Dept. IS, Topeka, KAN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Idaho.

WI own 10000 acres Of the richest land
IN STho garden spot OF the northwest"
which we are selling on easy terms at
much less than actual value. only 20 acres
Of this fertile irrigated fruit land planted
in trees in n few years VIII assure you an
annual income of $2,e00 20 5000. II costs
nothing to investigate, Why not call or
send for information, prices, terms, etc9
BITTER ROOT VALLEY IRRIGATION
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
california;

FOR SALE-6,20 acres land near Han
ford Kings county, California; one mile
from Guernsey Station on the Sante Fe
railroad; best alfalfa, beet and fruit land;
abundance OF ditch water for irrigation;
about 1000 acres now planted to alfalfa;
land rents at so per acre. PACIFIC LAND
COMPANY. 817 Pacific Electric Bldg, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Michigan.

FOR ~SALE-Fruit, grain and poultry
farms around Bangor, Van Buren, county,
Mich; 3 hours from Chicago by boat or rail;
easy payments. Free fares to buyers.
Guaranteed titles. L. j. LEWIS, Bangor,
Mich.
FOR sALE-1lo-acre farm with buildings,
IS acres clear. 3 acres orchard, first-class
lands; Y mile fronting on lake; worth 1900.
VIII sell for 5000 on time without interest.
A rare bargain. C~heboygan Realty Co.,
Cheboygan, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
SWAPS

HAVE you a standard 70 u.
change on high-Grads piano7 II $50. Bee.
OREGON Valley Land company contracts
for city or farm property. What have you
to offer? L ~. care Bee.
1850 STOCK Of general merchandise, Al
Iropositioni inspection solicited &, r..
Austin. Lawrence, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Land Opening

We nave begun the sale Of California
lands under the Kuhn irrigation ploJAst in
the best. Rich Soil, mild climate, len
months growing season. Oranges. lemCns.
English walnuts. almonds and many other
fruits and nuts, besides all the common
vegetables, grains and forage plans !ray
be grown on these lands. Two crops a
season. Send for free information or send
1Oc for the beautiful book in colors, cali
fornia Now or Never" II. L. HOLSTER. sos
La Sale St, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

HAVE a good half section OF land In
Saskatchewan, Canada, which 1 would like
to exchange for stock of merchandise. Write
me If you are interested. John Morrow,
enmar N. d,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FoR sAIH
(ContinuedD
Montana.

FOR SALE-Ranch In Montana, 100 acres
In the fertile Clark's Fork valley; heart OF
the apple district; all irrigated and under
cultivation: fine water right. Railroad sta
ton on ranch; price reasonable. Address
c.. c. Bever. Billings, Mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Mexico.
Mexico
American Colony

Near Tampico, Mexico, the coming Los
Angeles of the gulf country. Next ex.
cursion Tuesday, March l.. Railroad
fare for round trip, Omaha to Tam.
pico, Mexico, and return. only S41.75.
An American colony, growing
oranges, lemons, ~pinespples, corn, pc
tatoes, tame grasses and have all kinds
Of vegetables fresh every month in the
year. The altitude of this land is
about four hundred feet above sea
level. Good water. The soil is a rich,
black loan. Climate, no freezing in
winter and. being near the gulf, no ex-
IRENE heat In summer. Healthful oil,
mate.
You can buy fifty acres Of this land,
or as much more as you want, at $12
to SIS per acre; So cash, balance IN
easy terms. What Will this land be
worth in Ave years? Ask the people
who have lands near Los Angeles. Cal,
Now Is your opportunity. Go with
us. Tuesday, March 1, and secure some
OF this land now. Call at u office or
write for literature describing this
wonderful country.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

JOHN S. DENNIS, Asst. to I'd Vice Pres.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Colonization Dept, 267 9th Ave.
West Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Mississippf.

FOR SALE-Fine Mississippi farm; 5000
acres Yazoo county, rich delta upland
%splendidly improved; 1000 acres under cul-
tivation; l,200 acres virgin timber and pas
ture; grows long staple cotton and grains
close to two railroad stations and towns
of the Illinois Central railroad; yields from
$50 to $40 bales of cotton annually besides
other crops; healthy labor conditions
would consider half pay in good clear in
come property; fair fee to broker securing
satisfactory deal. B. #. EBORN, Birming-
ham, Ala.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
N HOME CLOSE IN

We have just listed a fine house on
corner lot 66x132, four blocks from post
office. two blocks from high school, three
blocks from 18th St. New steam heating
plant, electric lights, in perfect repair. If
you want a home or investment where the
ground is likely to double in value and
bring a good income. See us about this.
N. p. DODGE s. CO., 18th and Harvey.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

FOUR ACRES-clty limits, new improve
ments, for rent OF sale.
HUFFMAN, S1s NEVILLE BLOCK.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Canada.
FOR sALE-dETAN IRRIGATED OR
kONIRRfGATBD FARM IN CANADA
mo CROPS-NO PAY"

The Canadian Pacific makes 1t easy for
you to w a big farm in the irrigated
section OF the Bow River valley OF South
ern Alberta or the nonirrigated section of
the Saskatchewan River valley in Central
Alberta. Wen break and develop your land
have paid for their homes in these sunny
valleys out of first crops. Get a home here
on only SMALL PAYMENTS DOWN-PAY
BALANCE OUT OF YOUR CROPS.
mo CROPS-NO PAY" For FREE do
scriptive books write
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND FOR sAtl
CConunued)
1cAas.
Great Winner

Our new comhinatio n%tracts, Rio Granle
valley, Texas GulF coast. proved 4 great
They consist OF 10. 60. 40 so. 100. y section
and section tracts. = improved, ready fof
settlers, carrying free water-right for In.
tenslfied winter farming; all staple crops
grown in summer without %irrigatlon; prices
y OF similar lRndS, elsewhere; easy terms.
cultivate for nonresident owners. Write
Walter $. Ayres, 7a Postal Telegraph
Bldg. Chicago. III. Maps, plats and sam
pie OF soil fses.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
George & Co., Exclusive Agents
1901 Farnam ST. Doug. 756.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND LAND ron SALE
Arkansas.

BUY a farm in the beautiful White River
valley on easy terms; good river bottom
farms $50 per acre; orchard, poultry, timber
and general farm lands from s. per acre up.
Write for free list, stating your wants.
Ham & Rich, Batesville, Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

SOUTH IN
In Austin county, near Houston, Ter.
we Gun sell you fine, rich farm lands thai
grow corn. cotton, alfalfa, figs, oranges,
melons and all sorts OF vegetables. You
are not buying raw prairie land cf uncet.
tain value, bat well improved farms. that
been producing good crops tor severed
years.
coon LANDS. Low PRICES. EASY
TERMS.
Good railroads, good churches, fine
stores banks, factories. etc; A5
inches Of rainfall; no irrigation necessary.
lands are rapidly increasing IN value.
Let us tell you about them. Only IS TO 81
PEI acre. Write,
J. n. SHOOK 6 CO,
Suite 400, New York Life Bldg.
t Kansas City. NO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

CENTRAL Oregon homesteads, 1eO to 800
acre tracts; two railroads now building
toward the undeveloped lands Reduced
rates TO colonies, For information address
Homeseekers' Real Estate Co., Prineville.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
(Continuedl


1850 WORTH OF shoes. shirts. hats, cloth.
ing. etc, to trade for unlmproved land In
the northwest. Box 1i2, Humboldt. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

FOR SALE-At a bargain, 1873 acres tim
Der land n ood B SGy I county. Wisconsin;
1000 cords of wood; timber consists Of hem
lock. birch, cedar, Eastwood and some pine:
best timber proposition in Wisconsin,; a
snap II taken at once. r. L. Perrizo, De-
lavan MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
PERSONAL

MECHANIC THERAPY
Drugless treatment for grip; consult Dr..
Marguerite Halloran, 226 Neville Blk. Tel
Douglas U61, under supervision OF M. b..
Are your tired? Does your blood clrcu.
late properlyf Is your digestion good
II not, why not consult Prot. c.. K. Dinjian,
oriental scientific masaagist. 405-4Q Bee
Bldg, Phone D. S63, Special attention given
to facial massage and scalp treatment.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
Oregon.

FOR SALEr-orVson Valley Land company
contracts wanted: win take limited numbel
as part payment on choice fruit and farm
land on main line of railroad. Write @.
FIEDLER, 2W Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis,
MINI. -t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19
ZEAL ESTATE FOR REM

FOR REM.
Well improved dairy farm about 9 miles
west OF the Omaha postoffica. on the
Dodge street paved road. Splendid improve
ments OF all kinds. The land Is well d.
vided in alfalfa, timothy and clover, pas
ture and corn land with alfalfa hog pas
ture. There r. a good water system. With
hydrants at hog house, both barns. in pas
There Is a good orchard. The rent is IS
per acre, Apply TO George & Company,
Omaha, Neb.. or Leonard Everett, Council
piuffa IL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

160-ACRE farm, Hubbard county, MINI.
small set Of buildings; ten under cultiva-
ton; 70 meadow, balance timber; price,
81, 600: mortgage, $500; will exchange; pre-
fer merchandise or live stock, Akerson,
Lindstrom, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-19

GENUINE n Oklahoma land-S0O acres
well improved farm and just placed on
market at $3.50 per acre; terms. j. ".
Fenner, Box sos, Muskogee. Okl.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-12
OUR DIAMOND RING CONTEST


Votes Are Coming In. Greater Interest
shown Than During The First Period.
Votes Count Less on Advertising and
job Work After Sept. L,
Next week, we shall publish the votes
in our Diamond Ring and Business Col
lege Scholarship Contest. The pubEca-
ton will no doubt contain some surpris-
es. The Contestant that doesn't rest
is the one who keeps her voting column
up. The one that keeps 'everlastingly
at it, is the one that wins. Particular
ly is this true in contest Of this sort.
Subscriptions give more votes than
else, job work next and adver-
tising third. Are you or your friends in
teresting yourselves in getting any.bus-
mess for the Sentinel office? 1t will be
worth something outside the mere val
ue of the ring or the scholarships, to
be a winner in this contest. The sec
ond voting period ends Sep. /. Get in
your your votes before thea so they
will count for the more. Call for your
coupons when you trade at the stores
that give them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-12
Tribute to a Good Co!ort d Woman.

Mrs. Anna Daley passed away July
3Oth, 1910, at ! o'clock a. m. aged 90
years. She was born in Tennessee and
was brought to Mississippi while young.
She joined the church while young and
has always been closely identified with
church work.
In times Of strife her advice was
sought even by men and she envied
none. but cherished ali, and so humbly
did she consider things that many have
said that she has never spoken IN
pleasantly.
Work was her delight and she al
WAYS. felt it her duty to teach her
children how 10 earn their daily bread.
In the early part of the year her
health began 10 fail and on the above
date she answered the Heavenly call
with smile on her lips. She leaves a
husband, six children and other reia-
tiyes and hest OF friends to mourn.
HER SON.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-12
County sunday School Con-
vention to Meet Sept. 7.-8.

The Grenada County Sunday School
Association will hold its annual conven-
ton at Holcomb on September an 8.
Mr.. Long, the State secretary, will be
present and several other good speak
ers. There will be reports made by
those who were present at the State
convention in Meridian and at the
Worlds convention in Washington. We
hope to have an interesting and helpful
convention.
The following Sunday schools have
enrolled in the association:
First Baptist, Presbyterian, Metho-
dist and Ali Saints of Grenada; Hardy,
Graysport, Tie Plant, Gore Spring,
Hebron, Holconfb, Grenada College,
Enon and Sparta.
We know that there are other schools
in the county and we are anxious to en-
roll them. The object of the associa-
ton is to get all the Sunday schools of
the county to work together for more
Sunday schools and better Sunday
schools and more children brought into
the Christian service.
Will not those superintendent whose
schools have not yet enrolled write to
Mrs. A. w. Stokes, Hardy, Miss, for
blanks on which to make report OF
their schools? Come and join our as
sociation. We would be so glad to en-
roll every Sunday school in the county
and have a delegate from each al
HOlcomb.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-12
A. v. OLIVER VISITS GRENADA

Prominent Citizen of Sweatman Discusses
Crops and Other Conditio ms in Mont
gomery County-Talks Politics With a
Few Friends.
Mr. A. w. Oliver of Sweatman in
Montgomery county, was in Grenada
Monday and in keeping with his usual
custom, he paid this Office call. Mr..
Oliver is one of the leading business
factors in his section and the write~
gladly numbers him among his good
friends.
Mr. Oliver is optimistic about crop
prospects in his community. After dis
cussing sundry other matters with him,
the writer veered to politics. Mr.. Oil
yer stated that it was his observation,
that it would be Sisson for Congress,
Brewer for Governor and that he be-
lieved that the anti -Vardamanites would
outnumber the friends of the Ex-Gov-
ernor.