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The trouble between Harry Lord and
the Boston management is said to have
started over the refusal of the Red Sox
to go to Portland to play an exhibition
game this season. Lord denies that this
was the cause of any discord, for he
said he did not blame the management
for not wanting to go.
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Eastern League.

At Newark-Newark. Z: Montreal. 3.
At Jersey City-First game: Rochester. u;
Jersey City. o. Second game: Rochester, :;
Jersey City. O.
At Rocky Point X. I.-Providcnce. 3; Buffalo, ?.
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Swacina. once member of the Pitts
burg team, Is now the big hit of the
Mobile team of the Southern League.
He is swatting the ball hard and often
and is helping his team to win games,
although 1t is down in the race.
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Western League.

At Omaha-First game: Omaha, q: Topeka,
Second game: Omaha. &: Topeka. u.
At Dies Moines-Des Moines. 3: Wichita, =.
At Sioux City-Sioux City q; St Joseph, 4.
At Lincoln-Denver. IL: Lincoln, 1.
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Red Sox Annex Both Games.

ST. LOUIS. August 15.-St. Louis lost
both games Of yesterdays double-header
to Boston. the first, to 4, and the sec
ond, 5 to 4. Bailey's poor work in the
first and an error by Petty in the second
game were causes Of the double defeat.
Umpire Perrine held up the second game
for twenty minutes as the result of an
argument with Shorstop Wagner of the
Boston team. The latter questioned a
decision of Perrine, calling Truesdale
sale at second, and was ordered to the
bench. His successor was not forthcom-
ing Immediately and Perrine called the
recess Lerchen was finally put in Wag-
ner's place. The scores:
R.H.E
Boston .........0 o o s 1 o % OF 10 2
st. Louis .........0 D o o u o 81 )
R.H.E
Boston ..........0 o 0 2 O % Is 10 O
st. Louis .........1 o 1 900 o. o 1
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National League.
T0DA

TODAY TOMORROW.
Chicago at Brooklyn. Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis Boston. St Louis at Boston.
Pittsburg New York. Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Phiiad "a Cincinnati at Philad a.
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Other American League Games.
White Sox Win and Lose.

CHICAGO. August 15.-New York and
Chicago divided double-header here yes
terday, the locals winning the first
game, to 1. and Stallings' team the
second, 3 to 1. Hughes was pounded for
Is hits in the initial contest. while Lange
and Walsh proved invincible.
Walsh was the victim of a concentrated
attack in the second battle in the fifth
inning, when the visitors found him for
five singles in a row. These, with a base
on balls, netted fiye runs Scores:
R.HE
Chicago ...O o 0 OO2 2x- Is
New York .......O o 90 900 IL
R.H.E.
New York ....... % 0 5 O 900 O-5 2
Chicago .........O 90 U 0 0 600 IL
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DIRECTORY
Amplex
THE WILSON COMPANY.
1888 IAN ST NV. Phone y. 3ls1.
ApperSOn EMERSON oRME
Temporary location. rear OF 1919 X st. NV.
Phone Main 1896.
Bailey Electric
H. r. LEARY. Jr.
III7 lamont 81. NV. Phone Columbia 2s.c.
Baker Electric
COOK sToDDARD COMPANY
/ 1913 II st. NV Tel. ". T42s
Buick
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY.
l02s Conn. ave. Tel. NJ. 600.
Cadillac
-sT0DDARD COMPANY
1913 II st. NV. Tel. VI. 7a28.
Columbia
MAXWELL; BRrscoE WASHINGTON CO.:
1921 f4th st. NV. Tel North 4434-
Columbia Electric
MAxwEII~BRIscoE WASHINGTON CO...
1921 l4th St. NV. Phone North 4&3A.
Gilmore
CHARLES f. MYERS.
1879 L st. NV. Telephone North ss1z
Everitt 80 -
THE l.. c. TERRELL CO..
4 Phone n $3.50. l32a
Ford
cHAs: + MILLER Z BRO.
| 1907 18th IT. NV. Tel. n. 4f10.
Halliday
LEDRoIT AUTO CO.. wavefly terrace. I4th ana
| 18th. 4 and u. Tel North 371.
Haynes
SIMS MOTOR CO. CENTRAL GARAGE.
| l3l0-12 \. Y ave. nv. Tel. NJ. 6444.
Hupmobile
THE WILSON COMPANY.
Ls33 lith st. NV. Tel. 1874.
K=R=H=T.
| kRIT AUTO SALES co. Thos W cadick
Phone North 2oss. l2I. ST. NV.
Marion
OVERLAND SALES Co.
J. F. CONRAD. 1871 ltth st. Tel. y. 3121.
Matneson
POPE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.
| sl7-si0 18th Tel. II. as.
Maxwell
MAxwE WELL; WASHINGTON CO.;
1921 14th ST. NV. Tel. North 4434.
Moon
! MOTOR SALES COMPANY
sll 1Ith ST NV. Tel ". 7o3s
Oakland
PorE AUTO COMPANY.
s11-sl9 14th st. NV. Tel. N. 7is.
OldsrmobiHe
81. It. POLLOCK. Agent.
lois Conn. ave. NV.
Overland
OVERLAND SALES CO. J. r. CONRAD
1921 14th st. Phone y. 1927.
Packard
THE LnTTREIL COMPANY,
III. n 81. NV. Tel " 1883
Pierce Arrow
CORRESPONDENT COMPANY,
1919 II ST. NV. Tel. ". Ites
Pope Hartford
PoPr AUTO COMPANY.
slI-sl9 lab 81. NV. Tel. " 7ss
Rauch & Lang Electric
MOTOR SALES COMPANY.
Sl1 1Ifh ST. n. Tel VI. TOSS
Regal EMERSON & oRME.
Temporary location. rear Of 1919 X 81. nv.
Phone Main 6i0S.
Washington
CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORATION.
Munsey building Tel VI. 5i2S
Waverney Electric
POPE AUTO COMPANY OF WASHINGTON.
Sl1sf9 1sth ST. NV. Tel VI. 14s.
wv mite STEAM AND GAS.
THE IMPERIAL, MOTOR CO..
1914 st. Tel North 2DSo
Woods Electric
THE WILSON COMPANY.
1893 14th ST. NV. Tel. No sl*A
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SCHEDULES.
American League.
TO-DAY TOMORROW
Detroit at Washington. Detroit ut Washington.
Philadera at Clevel' Philadela at Clevel nd.
Boston at St Louis. Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago. New York at Chicago.
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while. One o'clock Sunday base ball Is
dead in this city
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National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

I6Itef unb man i6n nidt itorsn
DoQte.
Der Us orb bube @ulIa8ber.
Der U}orobube 8aIlagber, Der fi1 in
JerieD @ttp i'm 8efdngniB befinbst.
berettet idon feline gert6eioiquna Dor.
ote naturlt4 auf SSyrriinn lauten iptrb.
Gr bate am Oonneritdg g1a6mittdq
etne &onferen8 nit ieinen gtnpdlten
uno Dem Jrrenar3t Or. +. g. Bot
ter. 4Ieranoer Simpion BON JerIeo
@ltp, elmer Der QnpdIte, ertIGrte, oaf,
er Ro4forTdungsn bs3ugli6 beg gDrs
Iebens 8allagber's dngeiteQt unb unz
triiglt6e geIpeiie fir berioitdren Srrs
linn gefun0en babe. .2lIs mir" Iaqte
Simpion, " in 9aQagber's Belle traten
uno Or. Pottsr nit bem Singer quf
8a4og5er neiienb, i'm fruQ, parun er
auf ben Utapor GapRor geI6pfeu
babe, erDioerte 0aQagber unter J6rG=
men: sd muBte ss tbun, Inn Gershz
ttgteIt 8u ertangeu."
Die Rep Yortsr ge6Drben itelIten
am Donneritag bem StaatsdnpaLt Don
6uoion Gountp Nbihriften aler 8ries
fe gu, bic Gallagher an U&anor 8ap-
nor uno an0e sritdotii9e 8eumte oez
Iarieben bat. Wennibon bic Gen0ors
fer 8ebOr0en natirlih nidt attip on
Der 8erfolgung 8aQagber's bstbeili9t
! ietn mer0en, 10 DerDen fie bod ben Be-
| b0roen BON 6uoiou gountp ale err
oentlthe lluterItiiBung bet bsrYro3eiIiz
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! ten, bic nit lebenslGnqli6em 9u6tz
bans gIei6beDeutsnb 1T. 9au5 er 3I
3rU0lf Sabren 3u6tbaus DerurtbeiIt
peroen ioqte, Durfte auBerpem nod
eine Gelbitrafe BON $4,000 uber i'm
DerbdHqt nerosn, bic gliemanO auBsr
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ibut
| srlaiIeu tam. Da er nun obHe ieoz
! neoe 8eLomittsI lit, mub er baber i'm
| 3uhtbaus bleiben, biz bic 8eguab!z
| gungsbsb0rbe ibm Die 9eloitrafe
| fhentt.
Bio 8iQ" GbtpQrDs, Der 8aQGgber
nan Dem Qtteutat ptHgfeIt mahte, err
belt am DOnueritag 5abQoie Slid
puni6oepeihen. nomeHtlth bon ehes
moligeH StuDisEtpQegen Don priuce'
tpu. 4uh fir mapor 9uDnor liefeH
. pdbreno oes Cages nod 8eileinsDepe:
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l eIn.
gtihter Spapiss DOM Gtaatsoberge
ri6t BON Rep Syerisp initrutrte ar
3onneritag bic Spe3iaIs9ranojurs
iiber bos Qttentut 8aQagbers auf UEu.
nor 8aDnor, uno matte gleih3etttg ott
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2 ouB IS DorIduFig fir iie unungebro6
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} fadftigen, ba es naturlid pDu ben
8erluuf Der Yerpunoung oes Wtunori
: abbinqe, ME Die gegen 8dlaqher 81
erbebenoe 8lage Iauteu rii1ie
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Die bGabfi6tigts Rutena
erb0hunQ ber 9u6uer.

-
Dai6tnQton, 9. g., Il. 2tuq.
Der 8oQ3ugsratb Der 8ubHen bat Die
3rpiInenituatIihe 5aroeIstomriiitoU
benohriatigt, baB oerielbe bereit Ier,
nit oerielben am nGaItsn Wlontag Die
9eiprehuna iiber bic beabfhtigte Gcz
bDbung Der 5rahtratsn gu beginner.
Die RommiIIion lift oleihfaIs oo3u
bereit un0 aQer DahrIheiuIihteit nah
reroeu Die QnqabeH Der 8abusu Der
0ftli6en SpTteme biz gum /. Septsmz
ber gang OorIIegen.
Re poIu33er gefongeH ge@
npmmeu.
0ai6tuQtoH. .. g., Il. aug-
Die Regierung 9uatemGIa's bat oG5
Stoats 2epQrtement benahrthtigt,
oaB See Gbriitmas uno eine 4n3GhI
RsDOIutiOnGrsr gsfangen geHommsH
Ieien.
Die 8efaugeuen tpsrpeH nid)t etHge4
iperrt, ionoern in Der 6auptituot una
ter ben geTtimmungen Der Bdibtngtpz
ner Spupertion iaarf iiberpaat psrs
oeH.
Das neueiaportias Sarif'
gsieB.
wuibinqtou, .. g., II. 4ug.
Durh oas neue japantihe gorifseIeb,
pelbes am II. SuIi udditen Sabres n
Strait treten piro, oiirfte Der amertt1s
niIhe Sanoelspertebr nit SapaH tart
beetrfluBt tperben. 5ait Idmmtlite
ameritantT6e gtnfubrartitel tperoen
um 5 9rp3eut do puIorem boher oer'
soIt perpsn miiFsn.
qIbri9 pertbsiot8t i'd.
Duibtngton, .. G., II. 4ug.
| Senotor QIorih BON Rbobe SsIuao
| bat an ben 9oritBer Oes republitanis
Ihen gldtionaIsaommittees. Bm. y.
| Mcainlep BON SIinois, Elm ofFsnss
! 56reiben gsridtst, NORM er bic 4as
ibulbiguugeu. peide Senator grtitotr
oeaen ihn in 8e3u9 auf bic 8umml'
| sole erboben bat, i'm Qugemeinen uHc
i'm geionoereu in 4brebe 1tellt. 6etr
gllorih soIIt nebenbst Ieinem 9egnel
uno .isner tleinsn Gruppe bon Utdn'
nern" in iartaItifasr 1eiis isia apR'
sIiHsnt.
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Muslan0. Selegrapb
Die preu6d6e urtiaerie OeIl
culU6ifea ,,d6.r".
1ie 1arfei tuiI mebr bentidje
ariessi6ifie anfaafeH.
Ger aonfiift 3piidJen spauien nHS
benz gatttan.
Gie ipaniiden aatbOlifeH iebr frisss'
luitia.
SraHs Soiepb's fSmmenSsr ~. 0e'
bnrtstag.
CUR gefampfmng Der Gbplera.
Ter panamerifaniide aoHsreR
yimmt widJtise Seidlaiie an
Sapaus ueuss Sariiseiet.
Timlut iuidJtise Seidllaiie an
Sapaus ueues sarifseiet.

adnonen gtgenGnff1 niII~
RIaenpdloe, IL. IusuIt. DIE
Se!oartillsrie beipies beu!e CUR epl'
b,na. baB lie isbr tpohl i'm Stdnoe tei,
raid fi6 b.tpseenber auftfdiffe 5srr
Ill fpsrben. Sbre Sronaten trafsn be
gaIons in isbem eiu5sInen Jaue,
riTen arobe G6der in beren 5iiue une
brahtsn sDieoerbolt oos Gas gum eEs
ploDiren.
Woior 8rob, Der Yertrst.r Der
arupp's fir 4eronnutit, Isttsts oIe
Shiebiibuusen.
aronprins Dilbelm ga #
bes Mttabo.
Berlin, II. 4ueult.
Quf I.iner mehrsrtpdbatenRsiis nnh
BEN Fernen Often pirb aronprln5
Wilhslm stDei Wofen in 9otio Fpeilsn
uls Gait bes aniiers bon Jdpan. 6ine
ipesielIe GinIaoung su otm enoe lieei
Dor. Der Rrpnprins piro in Der lns
pantheon Sauptitoot dHlanseH, nd1'
ben sr CHINA uHb oos oeutide s}otts
qebist aiautitu bsiuht bat.
9aperifae grin3en na d
Sftafrita.
Die grinsen Geprg unoaonrdo Don
gaRrH, Gobne beg Gsnerdlfslomars
fhaas qrinsen 2eoprIo, iDerosn ON
20. 4uauft bon Mliinhen mad Reopel
obr.ifen, um ppn oo bic lingit ge'
planis gpur mad Gitafrita an:atre'
ten. Die Dauer ibrer 4biDeienbrt ~
ouF oht Wondte bentfen. prtn1
Gspra in am 2. 9lpril 1880 ssboren
0rins aonrcb om 22.Yopember 1888
g.ibe finb Rittmeiiter q la iuite nes l
Ghperen Reiisrregiments.
5artsipanf DIT mebr hsut'
Id. g diffe.
Die tiirtiI6t Rssisrung perbanoelf
isst NIT btm Rsids Wlorinenmt me-
o,n bes antaufs Der beioen 2tnien'
itiffe .m0rib4 uno .gronoenburs
Griierts lief i'm Sabre 1892 bonn Sia'
pei, lssieres Elm Jabr porhr. Der on
oebotens Qreis betr1gt fir iebss oel
Erieasfahrseuae neun WiIlionenUsart
9luh ipeeen bes Grtperbs bon Iurbt,
nen gorpebobooisH ipirb perhanoslt
syiir biefe uirb bic Gumme bon ah
dRiIionsn Wort offeriri. #gDortb'
unb .granoenburg' baben Elm Espld
cement bon |. 10000 5onxH uHD snt
pif,lH eins GsidpiHbigfsit Don i
Anoisn.
MIs 8erIobte smpfshIsT
lid.
nrl. g!sonors, bic jiingits 2Otts1
BEG omsriianiihen Gensr0lioniuli
allsranbsr 8. 1hodsro. bat iih MI
benz ameriianiinsn 9bssoninl brsns
rid sd. galoipsu Dsylobt.
Sur gstdmpfung osr 6 b >
lera.
Die OeiunnbtiisbsborDtn trsffen nm
faIienos Rabrsgeln geeen cine 5npa
ion Geutihlano's burh bic eholsro
l4o Gpesidl1rsit iinb abssihiti nor
Den. um bic drsilihsn snipettorsn al
Der ruiiif1=preubiiheH 0rsnss 3u Der
itdrtsn.
0ebnrtsfngt btrporragtr
oer perfonen.
egiirif Duioo 6endel ron Donnsrs
.,.,x1 ,,,sfT,sv sts hets t,<rsYntffss e rgtft,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

5trabsnbabn aoiltitO n.
golumbus, O., IL. Mug. 3tpei
moaen Der Scioto 9naep Traction
So Der Qancaitsr 3ipiiion toIlioirten
beuts gudmittag ehas. Grabaus1,
Elm gaTasi.r, puroe uuf Der Stsus &C.
.Ssiss uas s cahsss i5rsr rsrIss.. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

Sd6n am Jrsitas; Somitag f6on
uno mariner; lsiht. fiioOiltte Binbe.
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garis. II. QusuIt. aebIane
ipuroe beuts in bsm Meitflus por
Rancp nah Rs3isres tpieoer bonn
@liid beaiinitiot. oa sr als triitr Don
ben glsrpplanilisn iein 3isl srreihie.
CT Isete bic Diftan3 pon ca. 100 Wsis
lsn In sinsr EtunSs. 5s Winuieu UNI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

CUR gefampimus Der Cholera.
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Spanitn.

1gaorib, IL. Mug. sSrsmlsrs
miniiter ganaleias msloett htute rah
elmer llntssrtDnns nit Rarquis 1s
Gieoa benz gotThafter bsim gatttan,
osr unl1ngit abberufen nuros. oaB
oerielbs lpabrIfeinlid nidi naA Rom
suriidsehrsn tuegoe.
Gin Rsgi.rungsTntt ctriitsrte. eab
Der gotihnfter por istnsr Abrsiie aus
Rom BEN pdpit einsn a6fdieosbeiud
obji0iseie unn BON aarnindl gipes
suto nit Der grobtsa 60f!idtsit sms
pfansen luOrnen iei.
1ilbnc. IL. aug. Gas tatbol.s
sf< Rommitttf, irettes bic Demons
asatisn u Gan estuttiaR -Dslss In
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QpubOu, II. Quguit. 4uguitus
Qr.bur gercspal, 6. Graf BON Gbmont,
Iiar6 am 0ouueritdg i'm "a. 2ebenss
iabrs. Or pdr nit elmer 1ohter Don
Ddrid snoDsq Don Suo Carolina ps1s
teirathst.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25
TT rs SENATOR LEROY PERCY

Hon 7 eRov PERCY was nominated over Tx
1,uesK Vardaman for L. S. senator by the
7eg;s,at;ve causus at Jackson Tuesday night. The
contest was the most remarkable in the history or
Mississippi. 1t scarcely has a parallel IN the Union.
Gov Vardaman made a stand against great oddS
that equals, from a political viewpoint, that OF Le-
onidas at Thermopylae. He was up against some
of the best brains in the state. Inc ingenuity OF
the most astute politicians and manlpula'o'S III
Mississippi we're at work in the camp OF those "P.
nosed to him. Then, too, Governor Noei "ieIoeo
a most potentional hand. He suffered no grass IL
GROW under his feet in laying wires to bring about
Vardaman's destruction. However, in view OF the
antagonisms between the two men, 'H'S was o"'
natural and was to be expected.
The contest but emphasizes Vardamans
,,n;oueness and demonstrates how strongly he is en-
4renched in the affections and esteem OF his friends.
The LOYALTY of his supporters shows a beautiful de-
,ot;o, Considering the fact that Vardanan is a
~ with but a small bank account, the persistency
,f h;s foht is still the more remarkable. we SIN
cere,v believe. as heretofore stated, that he is the
choice of a majority of the citizenship ct MississlP-
n; and that he would have received more votes De-
fore the people than any two OF the distinguished
men of the opposition.
The opposition are to congratulated on the gen
eralship manifested. They were ever reconoltering'
They made a gradual advance. Ceaser and Napoleon
never displayed more skill in maneuver1ng' bu'
now that the contest is decided, let 1t be hoped tna'
# will all turn out for the best for the people
of our beloved commonwealth.
MI. Percy is an able man. He should be thor
oueh)v identified with the highest aims and pur'
poses of our people. His iriends claim 'ha' ne
.y;l distinguish himself in the senate. he has q
wonderful opportunity.
Gov vardaman announced to the caucus thai
he would be a candidate before the people in 1911
sMr. Percy made a similar statement. he salo ina,
The people would hear from him from every NIL
ond dale in the state. The public may expect the
battle between .Vardaman and Percy next year to
be fast and furious.
Mr.. Percy was chosen for the unexp'red term
nj McLaurin and his term will not expire until 1913,
rrbe result of the contest next year depends largely
upon what Mr.. Percy does in the senate. It Is
stated of him:that he makes an effective speech and
shat he will give no quarter nor, ask any on the
stump.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25

The d~isagreeable trouble caused by
piles can be relieved by q few applica-
tons of MsnZan, the great pile remedy
ManZan is put up in . tube with nozzle
attached, SO that it be conveniently
applied to all affected parts. 1t is good
for any kind Of piles. Eanzan IL sold
by 2nd Glass Drug Store. Z
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25
SCHOOL T.MPRO TEMENT UORh

1t is an uncontroverted fact that the colleges
on the states pay roll and the city schools have re-
ceived a care and attention that has not been given
the country schools.
We have been very much pleased that State
Superintendent Powers has been SO industrious in
developing the country schools. 1t is to his credit
that he has done SO >much to promote school i'm
provement work and we are surprised that the ap-
preparations committee of the lower house should
have Withheld the paltry sum of $1,000 asked tor
this work. Mr.. Powers raised nearly forty thousand
dollars for this work by private subscription. 1t
will be recalled that a citizen of Grenada contrib
uted FIVE hundred dollars.
The legislature would have done better to cut
out the money appropriated for that subterfuge for
increasing appropriations, the so-called medical
college at Vicksburg, and have given at least a little
to aid in. encouragi ing country schools.
The state superintendent of education of Wis
consin vigorously assails the present methods of
education. HI says too many of the high schools
are dissipating their energies by attempting to
teach too much. In referring TO the criticism made
by college men of the "~slipshod methods of the
common schools" he says:
college students in large numbers mis-
spell common words in the English language.
fail to punctuatc. and capitalize properly, and
fail to use spoken English with clearness, force,
and a fair degree of grammatical accuracy"
The state superintendent says further that the
present day common school text books are not
adapted to the child's mind. but that the books are
written by college men who do not appreciate the
bent and comprehension of the child. There is
much merit in what this school official says. We
fear that too much thought is given to outward
show by the so-called leading lights of the present
day schools. rather than inward proficiency.
The legislature has passed a bill creating a sec
ond assistant attorney general. The salary is to
be $4,000.
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r-
Mr.. L. !. Rice of Cascilla was in Gre
NADIA Thursday mingling with his many
friends MI. Rice is not only q big
souled generous natured man, but he is
an astute' citizen and there are few bet
ter judges Of human character than he.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25

Vardaman is a Wan of many noble parts. He
possesses extraordinary talent and is in touch with
the masses, all of which makes him a power on the
hastings.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25
Money t0:1oan

One hundred thousand dollar
to loan on improved farm lands
at seight per cent interest, on fv|
years time. w S. P. Doty, Atty
2~-2s-io-4t Grenada, lEis3
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25
EFT THE EAR.MER TRYIT

Walter Fitch, a prominent member of the Chi
cago board of trade, appeared before the congress
sional committee a few days ago, which has under
consideration the bill to prohibit the dealing in
futures. he said. in reply to an inquiry of the
committee, that he had no defense to make of flu
ture dealing, but he insisted that any attempt at its
business as now conducted by the exchanges
throughout The country. In other words, Mr..
Fitch admits that the exchanges are permitting, or
doing. a defenseiess thing, which of course must be
injurious to the great number who never saw or had
had any connection with an exchange. If the busI-
ness of the exchs nges is based upon that sort of a
foundation then the sooner it falls the better.
Scarcely more than one per cent. OF the people of
the country ever have anything to do with an ex-
change. Must the other 90 per cent. be h!ched in
order that their business be continued
Our judgment says, no. Let the exchange to
go down in ruins and build upon a proper basis. 1t
is better for the remedy to be admin tered by con-
gress than for an outraged public sentiment to come
in 4 cyclone Of indignation and wipe them out.
The producer has no use for the future dealer. He
is a vulture to prey upon the result of bis toll. He
is a polecat that would stife the producers sensi-
bilities while his product is tossed about between
pitcher and catcher. is anybody foolish enough
10 think any future dealer ever bad the remotest
tho ''ght OF helping the man whose product makes
his bu,i,1ess possible? 1t is not his aim TO htl.o the
and good does not usually follow eh> rrts
aimed in diarletreosl!y Opposite directions,
Let the farmer try il a teWi Years withoas the
future dealer. CERTAINTY he could be no worse; off.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-25
IEGISL.4TI We DOINGS

The state senate has passed a ILL for a ia emile
r~eformatcry. This is god.
The lover hsuse has passed a bill making an
appropriation at $4,000 for a state charity hospital
to BE located at Jackson. This is good:
1t seems that it is the policy of the '9wef house
for the state to carry its own fire insurance-in
other words, take 10 insurance. This is bad
business.
1t looks like the Legislature is not going to pass
some needed amendments TO the primary election
law. This will be a grave mistake.
1t would appear that the fear OF TIE 'Cons.ltu'
ton is going to prevent the legislature from
amending the jury laws and our court procedures.
This IS badly needed and has been recommended
by the bar association and the best lawyers OF the
state.
1t is to be hoped that the last days of the SEES
sion will be devoted to those things that tend to
improve the moral and material betterment of our
people
We are glad to note that idea of giving south
Mississippi her deserts in the way of increased rep
resentation is being seriously considered. lhe
Sentinel took this position months ago.