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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-06-08
Round Trip Excursion Rates
Via The Southern Railway
From Columbia. S. G.

MonteagIe and Sewanee, Tenn. and
Return SI3,75: Account Opening
week, July II, 1910; Monteagle Bible
School, July Is 25, 1910; Monteagle
Sunday School Institute, July 2S-Au-
gust Is, 1910. Tickets on sale June 30.
July /. Is, 1922, %, 20. 80 and August
-, 1910. with final liz =: returning to
reach original star; point not later
than September s. 1910.
Nashville, Tenn, and return S15.55
Account Army manoeuvers, June l9,
26. 1910. Tickets on sale June 1S, 10,
20. %, and %, 1910, with exceptions.
Final limit returning to reach original
starting point not later than midnight
June 20 1910.
Knoxville, Tenn, and return S9.95:
Account Summer schools of the South
June 21.July 21st, 1910. Tickets on
sale June 19, 20. 81, 25, 26, July 2, 8,
10, and 16, 1910, with final limit
returning to reach original starting
point not later than fifteen days from
but not including, date Of sale.
ruseaIoo a Ala. land return S19.o5
Account Summer School, University
of Alabama, June 9, July 20, 1910.
Tickets on sale June to July 5, 1910,
with final limit returning Is days from
but noS including date Of sale. Ex-
tension Of limit until Septem ember 80, by
depositisg ticket and payment OF sl.oo
additional.
St. Louis, No., and return S2e.3o:
Account American Medical Associa-
ton. June g. 10 1910, and account First
National Convention, American Wo-
mans League, June 8-16, 1910. Tick
ets on sale June to inclusive with
final limit returning not later than
midnight, June 20. 1910.
chattano oga, Tenn. land return Sis.
is: Account National Travellers Pro-
tectiye Association, June 1918, 1910.
Tickets on eale June II, 10 and 13, 1910
only with final limit returning to reach
original atarting point not later than
80 days from, but not including, date
Of sale.
Asheyiils, N. G. and Return $3.50:
and
Black Mountain, n. c. aud return
s7.45: Account Southern Students
Conference, Y. w. O. A. and Y. NJ. G.
A.. June II 26, 1910. Tickets on sale
June II, Is and l6, 1910, only, with IT,
nal limit returning to reach original
starting point not later than midnight
June 80, 1910.
Chicago. III. and return $500:
Account Triennial Conclave, Knights
Templar, August S-13, 1910. Tickets
on sale August 4,5,6 and 1910. Tickets
limited to reach original starting point
not later than midnight August II;
1Gio, bat may be extended to reach
original starting point not later than
September Is, 1910, By depositing tick,
cts not later than August II, 1910 and
payment of SOC additional.
Chattanooga, Tenn, and return
S11.4o: Account American Institute
of Banking June $40, 1910. tickets
on sale June and and tor trans
scheduled to arrive Chattanooga, Tenn
before 3 D. m.. June s, 1910.
In addition to the above, there are
now on sale round "Trip summer excur-
si n tickets to numerous other points.
For further information, apply 70
Southern Railway ticket agents, or
J. L. MEEK, ALIEN n. AChEf'
Atlanta. Ga. Augusta: G4.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-06-08
BARBECUE.

Twill furnish a firstclass barbecue
with refreshments at Steedman, S. o.,
on the first Saturday in July 1910.
Come and enjoy the Gay with your
friends and hear the candidates.
IS II. Cromer Oswald
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
Power
Illness

Don't criticise your doe'O,
because medicine preserves
by him fails to have the a''
sired effect The PTesclY
ton may have been good,
but The ingredients dispensed
Door. Give the doctor a lal'
SHOW by taking his pr'seIlP.
tons to a druggist who makes 81,
a point Of dispensing Only
pure drugs Of right polen' '..,
drugs that have the P0'''
TO overcome illness
Tested drugs only arc
used here, and skilled PhaI'
macists DO the compromising
You should have the o .,aS
procurable when combating
sickness.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
Repose Of Manner.

Our great-grandmothers taught
their daughters that "rcpose OF man.
ner' was the first requisite Of true
propriety. No well-bred lady would
fidget in company. pu, her hands Ia
ser face. toss her head or finger her
buttons. II she talked she did Il in
a soft voice and without gesticulatio,.
no matter how many rings she wore
or how pretty her hands might be.
She was taught even 60 control her
features: that squirting and winkins
the eyes and twitching the mouth
we're not nice" and that they could
and should be intermitted in polite
society. In sitting. neither the knees
nor the feet we're 10 be crossed. rock.
ins was odiously vulgar. yawning aud
stretching we're unspcakable offens-
es. and. above all. the hands must
be crossed or folded In the lap and
kept here.
We plead for at least a partial re
sumption OF the old forms L.,
mothers once more teach their girls
to sit still in company. to cultivate
calmness. Let our women learn tr
carry on earnest conversation in sub
dued tones and without gesticulatlon.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

when either Of the parties marry
for money
when the watohword Is: Each
for himself
When children are Obliged to clam.
or for their rights,
when neither husband nor wife
take vacation.
When he SHORES the loudest while
she kindlcs the FIRE.
When the vacations are taken BY
one side OF the house only.
When the children are given the
neck and back OF the chicken.
When a man attempts 20 tell his
wife what Kind OF bonnet she mutt
wear.
When one Of the parties engas .
In business that Is not approved by
The other.
When politeness. fine manners and
kindly attentions are reserved for
company or visits abroad.
When a mans Christmas presents
TO his wife consist Of bootjacks. and
shirts and gloves for himself
When the money that should 20
for a book goes for what only one
side Of the house knows anything a.
bout
When the lord OF creation pays
more for cigars than his better half
does for hosiery. boots and bonnets.
When both parties persist In arg 1.
ing over subject upon which they
never have nor never can think a.
like.
When father" takes hall OF the
pie and leaves the other half for the
one that made IL and her eight chill.
dren.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
POLICE COURT.

In police court last week the fol.
lowing were tried for breach OF peace
and fined s11.5O: Chas. True, c. T.
Rudder. Tyler johnson and Luther
Morrow.
Callie Cason. a dusky denizen. was
trl' d Monday, charged with selling
liquor to one Floyd Underwood. The
jury's verdict was mot guilty"
Did you know we could make that
old suit look like new.--Schmidt the
Tailor.
c. T. Bondurant and wife. and A.
r. Stone and wife went TO Cayce in
Mr.. Bondurant's auto Sunday.
Srde Naifeh and wife went TO Gin
ton Monday to visit relatives and a..
tenr the commencement exercises.
%
Hayden Freeman, ". G.. Cooke and
Nat Murphy. OF Fulton. we're mere
Saturday.
Buy your groceries at the Hickman
Grocery Co.. and save per cent.
o.
The dance given on last Thursday
evening by a number OF the young
men was greatly enjoyed by quite a
number Of the young folks and Marie
people. An excellent string band Of
Dyersburg. Tenn, furnished the mus
ic for the occasion.
Don't be bothered with a misfit
when you can get fit.-Schmidt. the
Tailor
Miss Pearl Hart Is visiting s. A.
Hart and family at Fulton this week.
%
Mamma can't do without Neuhed;
she thinks it's just fine" said a
young lady Monday afternoon to a
local druggist. Neuhed is a headache
p. ,edy and a good one. Only Toe a
package. Give II a trial.
O.
j. II. Provow has just finished a
nice little cottage for N. X. Neigh.
bors In the Henry Addition.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
UNDER GUARANTEE.

To the Citizens Of Hickman ana
Surrounding County
have received lot Of the ia'AO4'
Bochner medicine which Is gaAi4l'
teed. 1 thank you all for YOU past
trade aud solicit your future lh'''
never had a bottle returned 0A'
cure every fungus growth the human
family is heir 10 without The knli'
Come and see me. Office hours , d
M. TO 4p. M. aud all day SATURDAY
as4e DIR. J. c. MORRIS
Hickman, ny.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
Boys. Never Swear.

Il Is vulgar. altogether too low for
dec Mt boy.
II is foolish. Want OF decency Il
want Of sense"
II Is cowardly-implying fear OF
not being believed or obeyed
II is contemptible-forfeiting the
respect Of all the wise aud good.
II Is indecent--offensiye TO dellcn.
cy. and extremely unfit for human
ears.
1t Is mean. A boy OF high moral
standing would almost as soon steal
a sheep as swear.
II Is abusise-to the mind which
conceives the oath. to the tongue
which utters II. and to the person at
whom IL Is aimed.
Il is venomous- a boys
heart to be a nest OF vipers. and ev-
cry time he swears one OF them
sticks out It's head.
II Is Misunderstanding the divine
law and provoking the dlspleasures
OF Him who will not hold him guilt
less who takes His name In vain.
II is ungentlemanly. A gentleman.
according to Webster, is a gent ,,sl
man. well bred. refined. Such man
will no more swear than 20 into the
street to throw mud with chimney
sweep.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
Gss.-. H,~' G;e

Waste neither time. money. talent
nor opportunity.
What Is learned In the cradle Is
carried TO the grave.
True ladyhood Is heightened rather
than lessened by housewlfery traits.
A clean. well aired and well man
aged house results In good naturcd
inmates.
The best sauce for any meat Is
cheerfulness Never grumble while
eating; laughter aids digestion.
Try to give your children the mem.
DRY Of a sweet and joyous childhood
Il will make your memory tender aud
precious to them long after you have
passed from earth and u win make
better men and women The child.
hood OF their own children will be
made happier by H. There IL no
more sorrowful memory than that OF
an unhappy. uncared for childhood
The child who will be most courte-
Gus through life Is the child who has
spent the formative years OF life Va
sweet and genial atmosphere. and
been nodded not so much by military
rules brusquely enforced a. by the
genial influence OF serene tcmpers aud
the blessedness OF good examples
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
Hickman Lodge 76l
r. & A. NJ.

Hickman Lodge No. 76i. y. a A
NJ. will meet In regular communica
ton next Monday night at 1880. Wis
iting brothers cordially invited.
II. N. Cowgirl. Master.
ID. OWENS. secy.
Work In Z. A. degree.
Work in +. c. degree.
Work in NJ. NJ. degree.
o.
All work satisfactory or money re-
UNDERESTIMATE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

Child OF sorrow. knowest thou moi
that beyond the clouds there IL al
ways light. and that all night Ions
The stars are in the skyg The bright
green heart Of spring maybe Is he
meath the deepest SHOWS. Look up
the sweet tomorrow may cause a for.
setting OF the disappointments OF 10.
day The sun follows rain and the
seas cbb away 10 rise again. Remem
bar that only the highest mountains
'isc above the clouds and that around
the heavies- cross Is hung the prize
the brightest crown.
o.
Cleaning aud Pressing--Schmidt.
Mrs. NJ. Amberg left Sunday 10
spend few weeks In Mayfield with
her daughter. Mrs Guy Robbins
Miss Lizzie left Sunday night for
Louisville to receive medical treat.
nent
Capt. +. M. Ryan came In Saturday
night from Ashport. Tenn, by rail-.
Capt Tullis bringing the boat In.
The double crew was put on sunday
and this steamer viii make double
time from nov o..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

Lots OF people have tried EVERY
bodys" Coffee already. and they have
got others also. for everyone who
drinks II once. keeps 1t up. All good
groceries.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

When there is too much latchkey.
When dinner Is not ready at din.
ner time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
nOMR TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
Hickman Independent
Telephone co.na,ny.

i2--s Anderson. w. G.,.......r res
s-S Bsilow. r. u. .Res.
Sc Bailow. A. l.. 'tDutch) :. .Res.
80 Ballow. J. w. Res.
b-ih Ballow. w. c. ........ Res.
rs Baltxer a Dodds ID. @. Co. store
Is Bettersworth A Prather -. Store
i3--ia Beuthoi. w. D............r res
$50 Blaokford a Hubbard. Drs. office
lfi-2 Brown. @. M.............re
Is Bondurant. c. r.. 49,. o.. res
si--3 Coffey. Mrs. NJ. J..........rcs
~ Cotton a Adams .......... Shop
~ Curtin. p. ID. Res.
"a Greed. John. ......... res
30 City Mayors Office.
49, Dodds Co. J. y. q 8. L.. Office
30 Dodds Co. J. v. & 8. L..... Gin
~ Dodds. w. A. Office
IA Davis. A. w.. Mgr. Res.
10 Davis, ID. T....................ros
30 Dillon, Tom, Sr............of office
s5 Dodds. s. L.. ... ........rcs
is-5 Edward. W. A...........rcs
- Fulton County Court .....
AZ Farmers Gin a Grain Co. office
20 Farmers a Merchants hank. 800.
Ga Graves. c................. res
8 Gray. r. L. ............. Res.
81 Gray. r. L..................s shop
t3--s Harding. n. H...........rcs
- Johnson. w. c...............rcs
tt-fis Johnson. W. t.. 49,. res
30 Jones. Percy. 49,. ...... Cafe
t-2h King. Norris. rss
AZ Hickman Packing Co. Office
10 Helm a Elllaon ........... Store
p Hickman Courier .......... office
. Hickman Drug Co. ........ Store
20 Hickman Furniture Comm.
a. Hickman Ice a Coal Co. office
~ Hickman Wagon Co. office
IL Hickman Hardware Co. ..... Store
$50 Hubbard a Blackford. Drs. .ofnce
- Hickman Bank ...........
20 Hubbard. Dr. J. M...........rca
IS Hickman Joint stock Co. gro
50 Hickman Job shop. ..........
~ Kirk. r. H..............g grocery
s Ledford q Randle Store
~ Lect. A. h.................. rcs
i3-2h Leggate. Bogcy ......... res
4i-ih Lusk. J. N,..............rcs
ti-lis Mays. Jas...............r res
: Moore. Frank 8. .......... Office
ti-2h Mp. w. A........s.....re res
2s Newton. Jas. C................rcs
81 Noonon. Joe. Co. jail
"a Patterson. c. s......-......res
% Phelps. Geo. ................ 70
ii--4 Poiner A Carpenter. store
st--2 Pollock. Eugene $50. ...,.rcs
80 Rice. ". l.. Res
IL Rice. h. q. .................S Store
81 Seat a Leggate. ......... livery
"a speisht II. II. ............Res.
II Smith q Amberg Store
i3--2 Stair. Elyis............. res
20 Sudberry w. T. Store
b--2 Self. Tom .................R Res.
l Southern Express Co. ...... Office |
t-sh Townsend. J. A. Res.
- Townsend. ous .......... Res.
IN Townsend. James 49,. Res.
st Wheeler. l.. II. ............R Res.
43-lh Wilson. g. A...........res
4z--ih Wilson. Mrs Alice.
80 Wright. Ed grocery
DO not be misled: remember ths
tailor-Schmldt
Mrs y. s. Moore and daughter and
Mrs. y. u. Prather left Sunday TO
visit Mrs Moore's mother. Mrs. u. A.
Royal. at villa Ridge. Ills.
Mrs. II. J. Gelger returned Friday
rom Philadelphia where she has
been for several months for medical
treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
CLAIM AGAINST THE
OCEAN Shore ROAD
Attorney Asks for $4,000 for
Himself and the Mercantile
Trust Company

The hearing before District Judge
Van Fleet in the United States circuit
court to determine the amount of
money which must be deposited by
those who may desire to buy the Ocean
Shore railroad will probably be COM
pleted this morning and left with the
court for consideration
At yesterdays hearing William T..
Brobeck, the attorney for the Mercan-
tile trust company. which is the trus-
tee of the Ocean Shore company, sub
mitted the figure of $4,000 as an esti-
mate of the amount that should be
allowed for htS services and those of
the trust compehy and for expenses in
Cured by them.
t. w Kaufman, attorney for the re-
ceiver, whose bin is $4,000. took a
little dig at Brobeck's proposed re-
muneration, saying that he had spent
at least 10 hours to Brobeck's one on
the matter
This morning the principal matter to
be considered will be whether or not
the claim of Lilly & Helms for S133,000
for construction work on the road be-
tween Halfmoon bay and SCOTS creek
should be considered a preferred one
and the amount included in that which
the purchaser must pay down with his
bid
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
RUNAWAY Train
KILLS TWO men
Track Walkers Are Victims of
Wild Flight of Fifteen
Freightcars

SEATTLE. Sept PA train of Is
freight cars on the Great Northern
railroad got out of control of switch
ing crews at Wellington at the west
end Of the Cascade tunnel. last Satur-
Gay night and began a race down the
west slope that resulted in the death
OF Two track walkers. The runaway
cars had gone three miles and were
near Windy point when they overlook
Two track walkers. One Of them. Will
lam richardson. aged 65. leaped from
tie track and rolled down the noun
tain side. his dead and mangled body
bringing up at Scenic hot springs. 700
feet below His companion jumped TO
the other side OF the track and escaped.
The train dashed into a snowshed and
was wrecked. several of the cars top
pling over the bank and crushing q
shanty occupied by a track walker
srsmed Johnson, who was killed
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
UNCLE SAM WANTS MORE
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS
Civil Service Tests to Be Held
i'm City

Applications for civil service exam
ination will be received at the office of
the United States lighthouse inspector
in San Francisco during the next 30
days for forming lists of eligibles
from which to select keepers and as
sistant keepers of lighthouses in the
eighteenth lighthouse district of Cali
fornia. Applicants must be citizens of
the United States more than Is years
of age.
Applications will be received at the
same time for forming lists of eligibIes
from which to select masters, mates
engineers and assistant engineers of
tenders or light vessels in the
eighteenth lighthouse district of Cali
fornia. Applicants must be citizens of
the United States more than 21 years
of age and licensed by the United
States steamboat inspection service as
officers of ocean vessels. Officers of
tenders must be under 40 years Of age
Application blanks and full informa-
tion can be obtained by applying to the
office of United States lighthouse in
spector, eighteenth district, S13 Mutual
savings bank building, 704 Market
street
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
IT'SBACK TO THE
WOODS HOO HOOS
Concatenated Order Winds Up
Annual Convention With
Election of Officers

With the election of officers yester-
day the Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo.
which has been in convention at the
Palace hotel for the last week, brought
its nineteenth annual meeting to a
close. The business was done with dis
patch, and no opposition developed for
the different offices.
IL j. Miller of Index, Wash. was
elected shark of the universe; J. B.
Webb of Grand Rapids, senior Hoo
Hoo G. A. Griswold of Portland. junior
Hoo Hoo; A. ]. Russell of this city,
bojum. Charles P. Walker of Okla
homa. jabberwock; w. c. Shippee of
Philadelphia. custocatian; ]. F. Judd of
st. Louis, arconoper, and I. II. Cal
houn of Beach, Ga. gurdon. j. H
scrivenoter.
In the morning the ladies of the
party visited the United States mint,
and in the afternoon a baseball game
was played between two of the 1um-
bermen's mines at st. Ignatius grounds.
In the evening theater party was
given at the O.pheum, which was at
tended by nearly all of the delegates
and their wives. An initiation into the
Osirian lodge was held before adjourn
ment. ~
1t was decided that the next conven-
tion will be held insone of the cities of
the lakes, which one to be determined
by the executive committee of the
order
During the convention the following
persons have acted on the general COM
mittees:
Hugh ". Hogan, chairman executive commit
tee; ]. r. Hanify, chairman finance committee;
E. A. Christensen, chairman entertainment com
mittee; W. w. Everett chairman publicity COM
mittee; r. Stanley Dollar, vicegerent shark,
northern district of California; Frank ". Trower,
treasurer: S. L. Everett, A. J. Russell, c. r.
Johnson, j. W. Schouten, G. E. Sudden, r. A
Hiscox, c. NJ. Goodyear, f. L. MCCLELLAN, ". A.
Hammond, Thomas Pollard Jr.. John P. Muller;
F. E. Slutman, secretary; Miss Alice NJ jamie
son, assistant secretary.
Reception committee-A. ]. Russell. chairman;
R. W. Neighbor. George B. Waddell. o. J. Bey
fuss, Thomas Degen, L. D. Macdonald. Charles
r. Mccormick, P. B. Kyne, H c. Norton F. w.
Foss, w. B. Hinchman. ]. H. Prideaux F. F..
Sayre, L. D. Foster, n. H. Falk, NJ r. Sher-
wood F. S. Palmer, O. G. Shaw, o. j. Olson +.
Dean Prescott. W. A. Hammond
Ladies' reception committee-Mrs. Abbie E.
krebs, chairman; Mrs. Ii. ". Hogan. Mrs. ]. R.
Hanfy, Mrs. A. J. Russell Mrs. r. W. Neigh
Dor, Mrs. Thomas Pollard Jr., Mrs. w. B. Hinch-
man. Mrs. F. W. Trower, Mrs. l.. A. Ganahl,
Mrs. j. w Schouten Mrs. n. H. Falk, Mrs. P.
B. kyne, Mrs. l.. d. Foster, Mrs. c. r. Johnson,
Mrs. Harold Dollar, Mrs Thomas Degen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
CARNIVAL SPIRIT LANDS
MOLDER IN CITY PRISON
Accused of Throwing Arms
Around Married Woman

F. A. Frick of the Sheldon building
was the complaining witness in Police
Judge ShortalIs court yesterday
against George Breuner, a young
molder. on charge of battery. Frick,
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter, was among the merrymakers in
Market street Saturday night when
Bruener, he alleged. threw his arms
around Mrs. Frick's neck and tickled
her under the chin. Frick knocked
Bruener down and was promptly at
tackled by some of Breuner's COM
panions and struck in the face.
III this young man is of good char
acter," said Frick to the judge, 81
have no desire to prosecute him, as
the carnival spirit was in the air, and
perhaps he did not mean to be of
fensive."
Il never touched your wife" said
Breuner.
Il do not wish to be branded as a
liar" retorted Frick, and now I will
prosecute the case" 1t was continued
until today for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
c. II. BLINN ACTING
SURVEYOR OF THE PORT
Senator Perkins Will Probably
Name Permanent Appoiutee

Colonel Charles H Blinn was yes
terday appointed by Frederick s. STRAIT
ton temporary surveyor of the port.
following the death of Surveyor Ed
ward. F. Woodward last Saturday night
at HIS home in Santa Rosa
Who will be named the permanent
surveyor is really in the hands of
United States Senator Perkins, whose
recommendation for the position is
pretty sure TO be acted upon favor
ably by the president.
Senator Perkins would not commit
himself yesterday as to whom he had
in mind for the berth, which carries
with it a salary of $4,000 year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
BLOODY BATTLE IS
FOUGHT BY PIRATES
Passengers and Grew of RUS
sian Steamer Overcome by
Band of Brigands q

HARBIN, Manchuria, Sept. IA
band of brigands disguised as nassen-
gers held up a Russian steamer plying
on the Sungarf. 20 miles south of this
port, today, and after a desperate fight
overcame ethe crew and robbed the
passengers
In attempting to defend their vessel
the owners, two Russians, were killed
and many of the Chinese crew were
wounded, as were such of the so Chi
nese passengers as offered resistance.
When the pirates were in control of
the situation they bound the passen-
gers, the crew, Russian sailor and
two Russian women and took the VAL
uables of the captives at their leisure.
A Russian gunboat was sent in pur-
suit of the outlaws.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
BALLINGER'S AID
TO TOUR OIL field
Assistant Will Investigate Leg
isIative Needs of Produce
ing Districts

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-California
oil fields will be visited in October by
First Assistant Secretary Pierce of the
interior department, who will investi-
gate the oil situation in so far as it
relates to the public domain.
Pierce will seek light on what legis-
lation should be recommended in re-
gard to these oil lands He will be in
Bakersfield and vicinity about the mid
die of next month.
The situation which Pierce will look
into grows out of the withdrawal of
lands and the entry of companies on
them. The department. has been called
upon to determine whether certain
companies are acting in good faith
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13

Mrs Walter Martin and Mrs Fred McN and the chic Partisan Of
Land
Mrs Oscar Cooper lovely Titan haired like Mrs Gerald Rahbcn
like Miss Ethel Cooper Mrs Frank Garoan and Mrs Will Crooker
their characteristics in California In New York London they
makes California delight and There
a
Duke o
who compliments back the bay