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The Tupelo journal., 1910-05-13
In the pininn Car.

IN the Dining Car.
The man at the table in the din.
Ing car had long hair, high cheek
bones, turn-down collar. and frock
coat
The colored waiter observed him
carefully.
small glass Of whisky, large glass
OF water" said the man.
Inen the waiter shifted his razor to
MS Jacket pocket and the meal quiet.
ly proceeded.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-05-13

Mrs. Eula Willis, of Memphis, has
been the guest of relatives here during
the past week. Her return to Tupelo
was the source Of much pleasure to.
her host of friends.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-05-13

Messrs. C. G Walton, Charlie Tay-
lor r. II. Mullen and E. D. Hood left
Monday for Greenwood to attend the
Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias.
Tupelo win make fight to get the
next meeting OF the Grand Lodge.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-05-13
The Second Primary.

The run off for City Clerk and
Alderman in the 3rd Ward and
the selection Of an executive
committee took place Monday.
In the race for City Clerk two
of Tupelo's most popular young
men were in the race and their
friends were so evenly divided
that it was impossible to fore
cast the result until practically
all of the votes were counted.
Charlie Goodlett, however, was
the successful candidate, win
ming over his life long friend.
Howery Finley, by only Z votes.
To the credit Of these young
men and their friends, it can be
said that no bitterness was in
jected into the campaign and the
result brings no hard feelings
between the contestants or their
friends.
In the run off for the 3rd Ward
Mr.. C. w. Troy was elected by
a majority of 10 votes. In the
first primary there was a tie be-
tween Mr.. Troy and Mr.. Nc
Clellan. but in the second race
Mr.. Troy's friends rallied to his
support and he won the nomi-
nation. Mr.. Troy has served on
the Board for the past Is years
and his fidelity to the peoples
interest won for him a very
strong support. Mr.. Mcclellan
made a fine race. however, and
his friends stood loyalty by him.
The following is the vote cast:
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FOUND Six pointed star pin with
MAC. Owner can get same
by calling vt this office and paying for
this notice,
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HearttoHeart
Talks.
FOUR FEET ON THE FENDER.

AS I unused the fire burned"


"As I unused the fire burned"
The poet lacked an essential element !
to his musing-two more feet on the !,
fender
When the one man and the one wo-
man sit by the fire and talk OF their |
family problems there is apt to be hap
piness in the home.
The man has been about his bust |
ness in Office or shop or field during
the day. The evening gives opportu-
nifty for conference and fellowship.
When the man and wife sit with
four feet on the fender and talk things
over there are apt to be safety. sue
cess, happiness.
Whereas
If the man habitually goes down
town" or to his lodge or to loaf with
his fellows or If the wife cares more
for an evening card game than for her
husbands company ii is a question of
time when there will be misunder-
standing, friction, peril.
A normal woman yearns to. be
ehum OF her husband.
What she longs for is that her hus
band shall treat her as companion ana
confidant
ureW one incident stands alone as re-
vealing the heart of a real wife.
The habit of going away alone to
the city to have good time has grown
upon the husband. The wife says:
Hereafter you must take me with
you. and YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT
| A GOOD FELLOW CAN BE-"
That was a pathetic true heart cry.
Many a husband does not know what
good fellow his wife can be- No
boon ally can be as companionabie, as
| CHEEKY, as entertaining, as helpful, as
your wife If you will only give her the
chance.
Matrimony is partnership.
Connubial happiness requires that 1t
be understood that each is a full part
ner. Each partner must have faith
in the other. There must be consulta-
ton and cooperation. There must be
no secrets from the other.
Treat your wife or your husband as
pal.
You two are like a team of horses
working in double harness. Each must
keep up your end of the doubletrees
If one shirks or deceives or balks the
burden of the other is by so much the
heavier.
Cultivate each other
Your partner is really the best friend
you have in the world.
Sit by the fire sometimes with YOU
feet on the fender and talk over things
as in the days Of your courtship.
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
May 10.
1535-Jacques Cartier sailed from s.
I Male on his second voyage to tn
a New World
Q 1762-Philip Benner, the first to manu-
facture the "Juniata iron." born i
Chester County. Pa Died there
July 27, 1892.
: 17s0-The Dark Day" caused con
sternation throughout New Eng
/ land.
q 1s4o-John Adair, eighth governor c
Kentucky. died in Harrodsburs
K. Born in South Carolina, Jai
9. 1857.
e 1S4s-Sir Charles Bagot. Governor Ger
& eral of Canada, died at Kingston
:, In the st. Lawrence, and 10 en-
grants persisted
1S64-Nathaniel Hawthorne, famou
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UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

the accustomed snores of Jacob Haber-
ZACH, 40 years old, barber who slept
in small room partitioned off from
the saloon. they peered over the top of
the partition and saw the man lying
dead. He had been stricken with heart
failure as he started to open his folding
bed. He was unmarried.
ROOSEVELT INVITED.
Wayne county will celebrate it's CEN
tennial in connection with the third an
nual fall festival given by the Young
Mems Business club of Richmond Oct
8. and 7, and Theodore Roosevelt has
been invited. to be present.
EDITOR Is MARRIED.
Miss Eunice Edith Little and Charles
Earnest Mccormick were married at s
O'Clock yesterday evening at the brides
home in Princeton, the Rev. c. c. Ed
wards officiating. The bridegroom, for
merly editor of the Evening Tribune. is
now managing editor of the Princeton
Clarion News. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lilly Little.
PRIZEFIGHTING IN ANDERSON.
| Freddie Cole of Indianapolis and
Danny Goodman of Chicago boxed a
hard eight-round bout in Anderson last
night before the Majestic Club at the
/ Grand Opera House and the boys were
so evenly matched throughout that the
most biased partisan could not have
/ given a decision to either.
AUTO JUMPS INTO DITCH.
En- route to Lebanon from ZionsviiIe
an automobile driven by Benjamin
Booher turned suddenly from the high
way and plunged into a ditch. Mrs
Elizabeth Pitts of louisville suffered {
fractured rib and other internal In
turies. Other occupants of the ca
escaped serious injury.
MISS CoNvTNCES CRUMPACKER.
Miss Mabel Boardman, whose activi
ties in behalf of the Red Cross havi
! made her famous throughout the civil
ICED world. called on Representativ
Crumpacker to urge him to Withdraw
his opposition to the bill of Representa-
tive DENLY prohibiting unauthrize
persons and associations not connecte
q with the Red Cross from using the EN-
, hlem of the society of mercy, which
+ red Greek cross.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
THE KING is DEAD.

the throne sceptre
million the king white and
country muHed
Walngs wild;
child
dead
his owy bed; III rustic
In
stately
him
soybut have time
mourn WALT MASON
by
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WE ALL SAY AMEN.

proprietor guilty fined
by a
received fine of 500 and
that could
nuchh
of the that Gary has
will
business who the jury but the
determined Hega
liquor to be punished in
that strict watch viii
will be
arese andle 10 lie
a says
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WOMAN MURDERER SENTENCED.
Mrs Pearl Armstrong of Jefferson
Vile convicted of poisoning her hus-
band, George Armstrong, in New Albany
will be taken to Indianapolis this week
to begin her sentence of two to twenty
one years in the woman's prison. Mrs
Armstrong has about recovered from
nervous prostration caused by her con-
viction.
GAVE COMET DANCE.
comet dance was given last night
in Rushville by the younger social set.
Posters were placed around the walls
warning the dancers from being suf-
located by the gas of the comets tail.
DEMANDS RETRACTION.
Clyde Jones, a Charlottesville at
torney whom H. J. Coppage said was
"one of the most inscriptions lawyers
practicing at the lonal bar" will ask
that Coppage file charges against him
for unbecoming conduct or retract his
statement under penalty of damage
suit.
COBE RACE AT SPEEDWAY.
The classic Cobe Trophy race, pride
of the Chicago Automobile Club, will
be run over the course of the Indiana
uOllS MOtOT speedway judy th'S IS
the announcement that comes from r
A. Moross, director of contests at thu
Speedway. who yesterday completed ar
rangements with Chairman Genther o.
the contest board OF the Chicago Club
| The race is to be over 2o0-mile dis
lance for stock chassis cars OF 60
| cubic inches piston displacement o.
less. with a minimum weight of z,3o'
pounds.
| HE WAS BUNKOED.
Charles Hammond of Hawkins, Ind
believes he is the victim of swindiini
game and is out $3.50. Recently fiv'
men, who said they were selling count,
rights for a patent fire extinguisher
visited Hawkins and after giving
clever demonstration of the machine
sold the right for Fayette county {
| Hammond He has since heard nothing
more from them or the fire e
tinguisher.
| DEATH QUIETs SHORES
When early morning callers in
| Evansville saloon today failed to hea
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spAsMoDIc ADVERTISING.


S
is andw is the for
the ews.
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DAY IN CONGRESS,
IN THE SENATE.

Railroad bill debate resumed. Doll
liver and Rayner spoke in opposition
to provision giving department of
justice authority tp decide appeals
from decisions OF Interstate conf
merce commission.
Smith amendment permitting ship
pers to appear in cases appealed and
making interstate commerce COM
mission a party to such suits was
adopted by a vote of 40 to 23, -Four
democrats voted for and ten repuh-
licans against. Aldrich made an
unsuccessful attempt to fix next
Wednesday as the day for final vote
on the bill and all pending amend
ments. Shively objected.
Committee on foreign relations
reported the Frye bill to regulate
traffic in opium and other habit
forming drugs by means of taxa
ton.
IN THE HOUSE.
Calendar bills discussed.
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LAKE COUNTY TO THE FORE.


benefit whole,
in
10
explanation
missed by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19
THEY DESERVE PATRONAGE.

Within the union station the
cities the of having
everything their
ares he o h rom his
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WHOM DOES THIS HIT?
What about this ?


been connected with interurbn
other his
franchise
things had up in the
of the council seemed
ii something
OF it arr
be many
council well meaning
convinced that merits
What abou
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

Washington. D. c., May 1s.--John A
Kasson, former United States minister
to Austria. died here yesterday. He
was born in Burlington, VT, in 1929.
John A. Kasson had been prominent
in many walks OF public life since the
days of the civil war. He was first
assistant postmaster under President
Lincoln and was a contemporary and
colleague OF Garfield when the latter
was the Republican leader in the house
of representatives and had much to do
with the framing of important iegisla-
ton of that period. He relinauished
the legislative service to become min
lister for the United States to Austria
and later minister to Germany and
had a long career of diplomatic life.
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novelist. died at Plymouth, n. Fl.
Born In Salem. Mass, July 4, 1904.
is7s-The British Columbia legislatu Fe
passed an act to organize its edu-
cational system.
fsss-william e. Gladstone died. Born
Dec. %. 1909.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19
WHY THIS SILENCE?

". en-
Senator B. r nothing
T. r. Marsha q a
United
Shve owed his election
Notwithstanding the fact that thunder
ignores the
doomed believe he is
whe o
$ n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19
K A n Do M
THINGS AND FILINGS

X AIN IN IVA
THINGS AND FILINGS
WE told you so.
YOU see the comet didn't hurt you
after all.
BET you were just little disap-
pointed, weren't you
HARD to find democrats who want
to nibble at the hook.
DID you feel any different when you
were In the comets tail!
BET you are relieved and breathe
easier today. Eth? What?
--AA-
AND Mr.. Meyer said it. too, silas
Euseopio, Notwithstanding.
-
THE very thought of tail will make
some people get mad after this.
49, So
SUPPOSE you have stopped swal-
lowing your Adams apple by this time.
| NO news from Senator Shively and
there viii probably not be any either.
| PERHAPS Mr. Doran isn't perfect,
but gee, give him half chance any
way.
| GO ahead and wear the straw hat
Don't wait for some one else to spring
his.
WHAT difference does it make II
lJeffries does go stale? The result will
be the same
LAKE county baeball teams are TAX
ing the measure of some pretty stiff
propositions these days.
EAST Chicago mother is going te
have her daughter engaged at 10 OF
stay 10 until she is engaged.
IT is reported that the census super
visors forgot to get Edward Weston
when he pasesd through county.
| THE Fort Wayne News wants to SCI
, Hanly buried in oblivion. Isn't Their,
! some place deeper than that?
| UNIVERSITY of Chicago professo
J says all that country needs is a mora
impulse. Is that all it needs?
Mr.. Morgan says the day for az
formulating colossal fortunes has pass
ed. Yes. we have noticed it.
II you like a male nagger we ca
q give you the address of one of thes
soreheads without much trouble.
I THE crop of newspaper editors VIII
are always denying stories that the
get beaten on is larger than ever.
THE burning problem of the hor
0 across the tracks, is how to make A
e torney Meyer liar without gettin
jerked into court
It TURTLE, IS years old. has bee
D found near Lawrenceburg. Wond,
n how many fruit crops that old settl,
has seen destroyed?
N JACK Johnson is said to be impro
ing In his foot work. There is roo
for considerable improvement in II
Johnson pedal extremities.
ia II you haven't been counted, sci
NJ your name to Mr.. Doran, and
heavens sake do it quick or we W
lie have someone throwing fits again
IT -
is PROMINENT Englishman says tn
err Americans don't know much abo
ee their scenery. Well, how can the
when the most of it is hidden by b
al boards.
vn -
sfr SEVERAL comet high balls we
be licked up in these parts yesterday
man drank three of them, he COT
see the comet, whether 1t was in (
sky or not.
49,
WOMEN newspaper writer's in N
Jersey gave big luncheon the otf
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THIS Is MY 4:ND BIRTHDAY.
lain z. HayfAra.

John r Hayford, head of the North
western University School of Engineer
ing at Evanston, H., was born at Rouse
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INDIANA is going to find out
whether her cities are polluting the
waters of Lake Michigan After find
ing that they are, we hope that she
will act promptly upon the informa-
tion-Chicago Post.
Indiana is not going to find out. She
knows blamed well that it is Chicago's
refuse that is polluting her beautiful
lake. If anybody should ask you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

REPUBLICAN convention in Madi-
son county broke up because of a
lcounter-attraction in the shape of a
circus. Republican conventions here
furnish their own circuses.
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Point. n. Y. May 10. 1858. and received
his education at Cornell University. In
1923 he served as assistant astron-
orner to the international boundary
commission of the United States and
Mexico and for three years was instruc-
tor IN civil engineering at Cornell In
1925 he became inspector Of geodetic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

1T is reported that the census super
visors forgot to get Edward Weston
when he pasesd through county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

WOMEN newspaper writer's in New
Jersey gave a big luncheon the other
day. One advantage of being a
feminine writer is that they generally
can feed once in a while.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

IS lying on the increases? Chicago
Record-Herald. Don't know there's g
fellow in Hammond who thinks he's
an authority. We can give you his
name if you want it.
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THE Fort Wayne News wants to see
Hanly buried in oblivion. Isn't there
some place deeper than that?
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SEVERAL comet high balls were
licked up in these parts yesterday II
q man drank three of them, he could
see the comet, whether it was in the
sky or not.
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EAST Chicago mother is going to
have her daughter engaged at 10 or
stay 10 until she is engaged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

THE crop of newspaper editors who
are always denying stories that they
get beaten on is larger than ever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

UNIVERSITY of Chicago professor
says all that country needs is moral
impulse. Is that all 1T needs?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

II you like male nagger we can
give you the address of one of these
soreheads without much trouble.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

THE burning problem of the hour
across the tracks, is how to make At
torney Meyer a liar without getting
jerked into court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-19

TURTLE, 7s years old, has been
found near Lawrenceburg. Wonder
how many fruit crops that old settler
has seen destroyed?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
ORE
|ElNG MOVED
| OVER SNOW
Will see MUCH AcTIv.
IN IN ALASKA.
Topper Mine Nov BRING.
~ ovas a Quantity Of
N'''r Over Snow Trait

Ia ~. -.-a'hs operations are look
| -. saeoufagihg for the com.
b. I. ~ ahaFD advance m the
NJ sovper bringing about
~ 's''y IN the copper dis
~, EHpreanof Come, Mine.
49,, = I've. .as Wrangls district. are
IN "A I.o'lns quite a quantity of
~ A.. Z short time will have
|As - Aall'iaent Ct the smeltsrs
is,.a.,sF y owned by he
sNss Topper Mining ana
|la ss,,' e,,'aIany. composed lsrse.
~ 49,. 49, NET Of pronlnsnes. aod
snss ~. y. sao have gone over ~
|lssl.. 'ensidef thsls holdipg. 's -
|e4ns, any in Alaska. Tine
n nsy ~ has fifteen tons ~
M sb,9. ' Y. " I ipment al the mine
rtf4f4 80 "ttA
|Nm b. ',any is now taking out
~ slih ,s sssE q snow trail. ana
|taaas 4 , !. expensive method ~
|. ,sIsedla }. being brought onf ~
y s,ss.s, are now under wa~ ~.
~ buili ~ V . Iramway. which
!. w riIns 4 s w move This metal
~ ioas ! ! apoaFd ship al he rave
wa ls~ - aay and At the esii
s' o. : cents pei ton.
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kADPAYs UP
HIS SHORTAGE

'Fs etrrsli rs replied "a the
q.Husd q shs county com
's nat M shortage q
- ! HAD farmer clerk in the
IT = aafs up. with a let
~ hsss has made full rrrsi-
1 N ~ srasmnt q the enbax.
4, I. I 'Hqaaf paid 10 BY Head GOV.
... sa'lfs smhezniement Of some
.'ssssf e b. himself and
/, !. iyfsf fpFmsr official CHECK
sssaty audlsors office.
N. "" 'he eounsy fand ana the
...1sni 4 n justice court
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Additional compensation possible Peaa
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re After % Years service can retire
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patrh aha hot iron WNu wash e.
catches % cents ksk year dealer ~
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