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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
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P1rvls. / Y laws, Lawson Wolfes
Form NJ 81 N ALierson. u 3
BGcE, NJ D1un. J W Freeman. "
G9Hdy, W. AzruczStIe, jenkins p.
I Lrak, IT NlSoc. " " NcLa-sv. i y
PHllips- \ Saw, A Smith. z B
ElRson' " II Wrley, \ J Ales, J Besri
Deas, W Grsnmer, A G Herring
" Henry, J Johnson, L W Nas-s.
W , MabrT- { W Mc am, ] VI RIeh=r.
T>larghts-. 2 n Tuhhs. A VI White
heaa. Cs WoEd. W Fl Back p slaud
q II Evans. J HGalaa. ] HawNns
q " HILL E Jackson. q VI NuS~- 4
Morrison, ] r HeLarry, b + Pu<h L
" S1rnes, AJTahlr, \ A WOoealI
VI NestUor=lxai, 3 7 Blzcx. BIzrk
) FORMER, W p GeEn. i VI Hall ] c
Herr. CIV LIx. EG y or. IA
MeeS, L u AcCEler. " W RsrET. 8
q Spears, W II Terr-l. ID L Welch. p
Moif. L Beard, II " ChiIfreSS. !. F
HoHowel, J 3 FemnOns, II Vi Card
ner, W q Jumper, J L Lowe. rs Nc
Cha7ea- J II Mathis. Al Oliver. X z
S1lith, II. Sani1in, JS Usly, "
NCrtL
EornEa s-Is z : yro--aa. Ms
Mary M~ererren, Ars VI ( PARIS. NJ
s-le SS1rS, Ia 81 TI-aer, NsNJ
Wilkins.
Form No &c W Afford. II Bu,bv
Rob-rt Davis, W ) Hall, J n Levere,r.
VI PalneFtree, VI SparxS ID Eyer
Geo. Wlbou-l, \ II Aiken. r VEd
wards, VI Black, W W Heard. r
Morgan. W II II Royals, II Tyer. "
" Beard VI W Cifros, PGl-iner.
) "A Huston, W II Murphrey.J " sam
Sers, W B Woriey, J II Bland. W ~
Srockets. J b HHtspeth, W Irbv. r
VI Mccain, James Stewart. : " Mind
ham, j Barker, j Deek-rd. ] NJ
hipp. Lowe. FA Mcclellan. W
SavaSe, VI Thomas
PORN No 5-Alsx Clark, Jack Gz-
ham, Alex Morrison, Berry Nsb.,<
Newt Chll.On, wesley Herrud, Nsrt
Mullins, Chas TroctSr, Calvin Caroth-
e-s, JOB Ism, Romnlus Mas. Rufns
Inompson. Dennis Carothers, Reubin
Gilmer, Pan LzashoIn, Antony McGiu
Jack " lliams-
FOrm No6-MeSlmeS Martha Ash
fori, RIA B-xtroa, NJ A Butler. NJ
Cook, \ Coney, > VI Dry, NJ A Frisr
son, Z Gznong, Maggie Garrison. as
Garner, Mary HenuIns, Rurhier Heard
Mar IA Johnson. W ID Langston. : a
$ Moody, Fereby Potts, Rebscca Smitb
NJ Stoate, VI L Tubs, Elixabeth Nil
Hams, NJ Anderson, Caroline Raker
; NJ bUHaloe, Jane CniIdress, T PCoon
e., Josie DAVIS, Jane Freeman, NJ <
Green, ) A Hodge, L Z Hickey. pc
Jumper, kanzada Kirby, MANDY Man
SELL ID A NeGill, Nj Owens s. a.
Rogers. " CE Sanders, VI 4 Smith
Margaret Tstum, Jane W Wright. M =
Brown NJ j Bailey, Emily Cooper. Ill
lie Campbell. ElizAbetn Carriers j nm
can, vi q Gardner, Ann Greer. NE
huekxby, "A Z Henderson. Narvzras
Johnson, II Lester, n NJ NAV. M
Newell, Ms Otis, Mary 2 Rzgiand- :
X Taytor, Catherine smith. NarThs
Windham, Mary Walker, s H aIumea-
burg, Psrthena Brown, VI r CaxForj
X Collins, S Dzcus. JPr.,Lin
Gary, kere1 Gariaer, NJ z Hlrk-v
Martha Holmes. Mar e Jones. II
Ewhorn, Jeanette MORRISON. q " ~,
nally. Mandy PARK, AIlis Robersson
Rachel Smith, L II Toney, S Z Walk
Amelia Yancy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
A fINk FAuILr MrDrCI,r

Every family needs = good pheasant
to-take liver medicine There i N
remedy known that Is better than =
JosepA,s Liver Regulator for tbs u1r-
pose IL has been IN use for % y1ars
and Is endorsed by thousands Of famiEes
Is tbs greatest Of al family ueiieineS
IL J od-ousness, constipation. in
dlsestion, { and thus preserves God
health IL i made in both hquid and
powder form Druggists and rene-aI
dealers ell II, liquid Soc q bottle: pow
9ers, IN IN boxes &c box. i've b.oxes
for a dollar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
ACard.
y. r. OWENS,
Foreman.

To the Voters of LaFa sette County:
| desire to thank my loyal
friends over the county for their
Jealous and cordial support in
my race for Sheriff and feel as
sured that they felt that | was en
titled to promotion.
am deeply grateful to those
who expressed their confidence
in me by their vote and to those
who opposed me I have nothing
but the kindest feeling for they
too are my personal friends.
Yours Respectfully,
STANLEY NJ. SSEED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

ls11sy- ssr%- arg y sAr.e Id
d-eded frum Aliea RLvr-, = a.. :, Dol
he Rivers
Fhe tlfae 20 thu above property = he-
level 20 BE- god. hCr I convey only
c , rifi- \ = vested n re a. s1hS-i-1
ted Trustee
Nl-1eSs my s-nErure this the f4-h.
LAY % Sep-enhe-. 1871
tt HARxISs. Tru>see.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
Non-Res.l<ErN attcc-

III STATE or II-SISsIP-I.1
ilSay.ft- County. 40 tfsi.
FEa Weeks, Con9s.
-
Rcus@n Weeks. Def
To Ee19eI Weeks. whose pns--0fiee
adl-eS Is unknown - S.atrE In vhe
O1-f1zl Ball You N commanded ~
apsE Htore the CIsancsry CJ--t Of
LAFAYETTE COunsy, kiss. on tie
FOURTH MONDAY or NOVEMBER.
\ ID 1911.
"a plead, snSTv- or d-nlu- 70 the Bill *
Dvo-ce II Flora WeeA - watch YOU
ar trs defendant.
This Sept. -. 1871.
W NJ MOOoTNEo, Clerk.
FaLSSER, RUssSL& FALSxgx.
Attorneys for Complainant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
FoLEYs KIDNEY REu.Dv

ka great medicine Of proven vaIue
0 bo.h acute and chronic kidney ara
bladder ailments Il = especially rer1rl
msEded 70 elderly people for its won
derTul tonic and reconstructive ouali-
Ties. and the permanent relief and com
tori II them. For sale BY 4 n
kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

Wnen your doctor orders you To ss0p
work, il stayyers You az ean,r1 ~,
say. You know you are weak -
aown and iAlllag IN health, day by day,
oot you n work as bng as you can
stsSd- what you need IS Electric Bit
4rs e give tone, strength and vigor 10
yogx yssefn, top e breakdown and
ouiia< you up Bont be weak, sickIv
ail2ig when Electric Bifters WIN benz
M Ike first dose Thousards
bless them for their glorious health and
strength Try them Every bottIa i
z~ssArxn.sed 10 satisfy Only Scots AZ a
III Kendel's-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

24 AQNE4
her. She has
ssful teacher in the
lOols Of the county. a
Istian and church work
ZION regrets to lose he-
son~gratulates Mr.. Taylor
his success in winning such
'ewel. The writer who has
n0wn and loved her from baby
aOod and extends best wishes for
the future of this couple.and their
home.
On Tuesday of last week Mrs.
G.. l.. Reynolds, one of Sit lions
most estimable citizens, was laid
20 rest in the cemetery here in the
presence Of a large circle of sor-
rowing friends. Mrs. REYNOLDS
has been a loyal supporter of the
church for 4 number Of years.
Her home was always > Mecca
for the pastors and she attended
npon the preaching services when
ever possible and was ever in
eympathy with the forward move
ments of her church.
We shall miss her.
Sweet be her rest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

An article nat has real merit should
IN time become popular. That such Is
the case with ChanberlainFs Cough
Remedy has been attested BY many
dealers Here Is one OF them. HI. VI.
Hendrickson, Ohio Falls, Ind, writes.
"Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the
best for coughs, colds and Group znd i
my best seller" Fer sale BY 4 III Ken
dol.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

Running up ani down stairs. sweep
n and o-ndsr- over making betts vii
make q wuu1En healthy or beau-ifuI.
,he mast get Qgt 1Oors, walk a nile on
-wo every day and take Chzmberlain-s
Tablets 70 improve her digestion and
Zuhse he1 ouSek- For sale by \ II
Eeadel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
COMPLETE usr OF PENSIONERS.
Beta Old q Nv. fSr :he Wear sqtI
in LAFAYETTE County. Nt-

l. W NJ WooawRrL- C1lncery CIe-k
u sad county and SAFE. do he-sby
certify th1s the following uamaI per
sons con1pcse a true and CORRECT IS- u
Pensioners in Ad eornrr for S15i var.
who are entitled 70 daw aCoateI-rsr-
Penstsa Endsr ChA7ser Ias, Code nfIsJ6
Givea under ny hand AMI sal CT Of
Ecs- tins r2e san d8y q Ssyt- 1911
a. u WOODWARD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
FoKckn TO LElyeuoNr

Every yea- a large number Of poor
sufferers, whose lungs are sore and rack
ed with coughs, are urged to 20 to an
other climate But TINS Is costly and
not always sure There Is a bkrter wav
Let Dr. Kings New Discovery cure Won
A home. at cured me of lung rrou-
be" writes y r Nelson, of Calamine.
Ark, when al eks faiIed and | gained
!. younds IN weight Its surely the
king Of all cough and iun.. cures
Thousands owe their lives and health TO
IT. ifs positively guaranteed for colds,
eo1Sfs, i@Srlppe, asthma, crourS32
taroat and lung troubles. Soc and ~
Trial bottles free az A II Kerdelx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

10 ; 9Th street. Sssun-a
Fc- yeas | suffered
"A liners anG a severe hlsd-
Die Iles-nei - Foleyrs Ksi-
g. an. their waEie-ful cures 80 I
taking tIem ald sure erouxn I
nat a. SOoo results a. any heard af.sur
Ny b1rkaeh@ l-ft me and to one e nv
busIn-s- e~xpressmaa. that atnre i a
scea. advantage Ny kilaevS acted
free and nsrmAl and that saved ne a
loi = miSe-T- L : row a PLEASURE o..
Nork wh=re Il used 10 b 4 misery 70.
~ khlney Pills have cared ne ard
1are NY hiEhest praise" Fo- sale By
\ II Hen--l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

Few. any, medieuaes have net with
he Uniform succeSs that has attended
he a q Chamheririn's tic. Cholera
md DiarrhOea Remedy. The remark
able cu-S Il collie AMI di7rrhoez wnirh
has effected IN zimoss every nigh
lorhoOd have gwen L a wide reputati0-
For sale by A n kend=i-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

4. 81
se have caA-s
~stsr. etc. y worth.
> Of the jail. and
the Sheriff that
her federal pris-
government re-
nty, not only fos
in addition there
nth for fuel ana
ur.her recommend
If make out and pre-
Federal authorities q
Esry Federal prisoner
st three years from this
SLID per month. and re-
sen 10 pay said amount.
found the, Pocrlouse prop
IN good condition and ali
paupers have been well fed 10
- best of our knowledge. We
mink that there ought TO be a
change made and the place made
self-Sus.ainIng. We have ex-
amined the books OF the Chan
ce-y Clerk, Circuit Clerk. Sheriff
and Treasurer and found them 4
De correct. We also recommend
that the partition between the Of
noes OF the SaerI and Treasurer.
n where squire J. F. Brown
keeps his Office, be removed. -
as 10 enlarge the ShsriIs cff,e.
and that a closet Be made n th-
vest end Of the SheriIs ul
for the whites, one for womea
and on. for men,
We a.so recommend that tn
Sheriff proceed - collec: from
the mayor Of the city. rent for
the Office which the mayor noN
occupies. l. appears that tas
rent OF This cfne- has been pzi1
y one Of ne county officers. Ne.
therefore. recommend TnE .be
Mayor be required to pay this
money ID the Sheriff, IL the city
authorities expect 10 continue l.
use the same. We leave the
amount Of rent 70 ne paid discre-
aonary with the Sheriff for the
remainder OF this year, 10; to be
less than the price liked by the
county Ofncer 1t present. We
further recommend tina. the Sher-
III make cut an account and pre-
sent the same to the Mayor of the
city for payment; this account 10
De made out for three years from
this date, past. and that on afail-
ure Of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen 10 pay same, he pro-
coed to sue the city.
We furthermore recommend
THAI the municipal prisoners be
admitted to the county All on the
same footing as the Federal pris-
Oners, above referred 10.
We have examined the pension
roll and ind it properly made out
and kept.
We md, also, that the jailOr
has been furnished, in his resi-
denee and for his private use.
coal by the county. We Go not
think there Is any law for that
supply, and for that reason we
recommend that, from this date.
the jailOr be required u buy his
own coal. We think that il the
county furnished tee jailOr coal,
1t ought to furnish the Sheriff
coal IN MS private residence. We
will not require the jailor 10 pay
for the coal he has used in the
past. but we submit that lie should
pay for his own coal in the future.
and 90 hereby recommend such
action.
We thank the Judge, the Dis
trict Attorney. the County Attor-
ney. and, in fact, all Of the coun-
" officials who have so gracious
ly administered to our wants
during this term OF Court.
We submit this report and ask
that the recommendations herein
contained be followed, and that
We DE excused from further DUTY.
This Sept. 21st, 1911.
y. r. OWENS,
Foreman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

AhE LIMIT
OF physical endurance and while vnrr
condition : still durable, take Folex
Kidney Pills Their quick action and
psitive results viii delight you For
DmckaeEes nersousneps rheumatism
md an kidney, hisddsk and urinary
Eoub.rs Foy sale by q H. KendeI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
EoLhtN Hostx NNn rnrrnrNI

sui retains IL high Pis-e g the hes-
111s-10.u -- t1r AL cesE1s arf
1l~ eI-n=- ter c1ii1-1 - gown re
~1s s~ve1ts sera-ls suits f1m a
a-1 G4s oalv ~ een1i1e F11@r'
Al IA Comgoc1f All eFs-
-U Eo- sale - : Ne-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

fu<t he TAk~n S~rrlauxly
For unlfss cured they say the vitality
and lower the rtAl resistance to more
serious infection, Protect your chiIdrrv
n yonrseif blythe prompt use Of FoT
iey's Honey and Tar Compound M
It's quick and dnciSive results ErA
coughs, colds. Group, whooping couos !
nrouchifrs and affections Of thu sSr9s,
chest arp lungs it Is an ever ready IN
vS.nsn,ts remedy For sale BY AZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
Sunday

i0-n A ~. sanhy S oz.
Quoted oy F l. Riley-
IL A Laymenfs Movement, Dis
cussiol bed by A e Reimer.
2P- vi Relation of the home 10
Public Morals, Discussion Id BY 4. l.
Johnson.
P ) Those commins BY rasl % OK
ford viii please notify W. I. Harz-.
University, Miss. and convpyunce vii
be arranged for al who tins come
\ general attendance IS very much
desired.
BY the COMMITTEES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
lEor-Ecl Nc=-

IRE health oftbis community
Copi a. this Writing
Mr. : r Car~iis Is improving
MS piss lie = bu.l4inr twa
neg houses ard - are CAD T.
~a1 ina. " sliaSto have
tgo aeE EeisEbo-s next year.
Nssrs Geys Addison. Chas
Tyer. Gr- E-nsst and Hiss Naude
CarNle aftendei TIE Bluff
SPRING meeun. sunday.
NF- Wiley ant Mss Matte
Wiley were the guests q; Sir.
Baxter Wiley At TScco2ol4 S4.ur
day and SInlay-
NJ. J. T. Cs-Eiie ma1ea als.-
ness trip t. Oxford SATURDAY.
Mr. Charley Tyer : in cur n.ids,
az work this week.
The cotton fields are boxing
white At present and are turnin.
out fine.
Mr.. oscar Butler and family
visited their fa;ler, Mr. Buck
Crawford Saturday and Sunday.
We are glad 10 IeIrn that Mr..
Will Adams baby Is improving
from 4 two weeks Illness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
Unclaimed sissi Matter.

st of unclaimed mail matter re-
ming in the Oxford post-Ofice,for
week ending Saturday, Sept. 2rd:
Borde, Jim.
furr Vance.
%.y, Mrs lola.
x1leRs ". W.
-, Miss Virgo.
Miss Susan.
Hiss Clemmy.
Miss Catherine.
us, Johny-
Ed
inner
Iary Jane
I'd, Curtis
al Hotel
A. &.
u
T.
p.
Ella 4.
F. J.
w. III
s Mamie.
IN s.
anil
vzdays-
aux.
Ia.
s0h
Mabel.
July
sLeaner.
Mrs. CLANCY
owe
.yde Nelson.
zrL
Julia
r the above adyer-
% No. Of each and
ii
NJ HowRY, NJ p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
Nor \ woED oY >CsSnsL

MA-red the call Of 4 Reighbor On Mrs
W r. spangh, Of Manville. Wyo., who
Who said- she told me Dr.. EIn-,s
New Life Pills had cured her OF obssi-
nate kidney trouble, and made her feel
a lew woman" Easy, bat sure
remedy for stomach, liver and kidney
trouble Only &c AT 4 II KendeI,s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

II -o1 knew OF the real valEe orCham
NFAu LnlmeEt for lame bacS, sore
n-ss OF tie mEscleS, srrains and rheu-
matte pi1s- you would never wish To
DC wlrlglt IL For sale BY A Z KeadeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

The implicit couideaee thSs many
people have in Chambsrlain'S Coils
Cholera and DiarrhOes Remedy Is found
ed on their experiences in the use OF that
remedy and their knowledge Of the
msny remarkable cures Of cole. dIsr-
raoea md d~ysenrery that Il has Effected
Fog sale By A II Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
DAT MEETING.
/ Association, Sasur-
and Sunday, Oct.
2Sh. & 18th.
Saturday

E New Prospect Chzreh. u
east OF Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28
A SIGHT

To II j BarnGm, of FreeviIle, ". Y,
was the ~fever-sore that had Iagued his
life fer years in spite OF many remedies
he trid- AT last he used BuckIen's
ArRieASzlve and wrote: SIT has en-
tirely ESDled with scarcely a scar left"
Heals rms, boik, eczema, cuts, swell
lings- $50 corns and piles like magic
'only VI Kendel's-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-28

II A. VI. Sermon by " J. Derrick.
object; Mission of the churchS TO tn
World
p. Il The CuflooE aud signs Of
The Times, Discussion I'D BY y. Z
Stone.
; P. VI. Teachers rIee.in- eoa-
duSfadbs IL Rlev
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-03

Black, lighting a cheroot.
(There Is a rule against cigar.
cites in San Quentin PRISON.
Act III.
To turn Winnie against Honest
Jack, the villain, J. Donald Black
sticks box of chocolate chips in
Honest Jacks hip pocket when he
calls to escort Winnie home after
the 6 O'Clock whistle blows. Black
calls cop and has Jack pinched
for theft.
But when they get the lad tc
the police station the chips have
all melted and they can't find EN-
on him.
Honest Jack has Black pinched
for false arrest, and then Winnie
learns that her sweetheart has
been George Goldust, the washing
powder magnate's son, all the
time.
Abe Ruef may play the part o.
pitcher of ice water which IL
used in the second act when Win
ME gives the floor-walker a chill
ing rebuff!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-03
WOMAN STANDS
FIRMLY FOR
"REVEALER"
SHE WROTE EVERY LINE OF
"BOOk OF TRUTH" SHE
SAYS.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
CHICAGO, July 3.-Standing
pat for Evelyn Arthur See, the
Prince Charming of the "Ab-
solute Life" cult, who is on trial
here charged with having cor
rupted 17-year-old Mildred
Bridges, Mrs. Felicia Rees, a dis
ciple, today took some of his bur-
den from Sees shoulders when she
swore that she, and not See, wrote
every line in the salacious and
sensational Book of Truth" !"
which had been quoted for many
days In the trial of the "revealer. /"
Mrs. Rees declared she wrote
the book through revelation from
God, just as Joseph Smith wrote
the Book of Mormon. Explain
ing what she referred to as "The
light ard symbol of mystery -
Mrs. Rees asserted there was no
such thing as shame to those who
held the doctrine of Absolute
Life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-03

Abe Ruef is writing plays. Re-
member Abe-the little lawyer
who had a 14-year term ladled
out to him because he cut in on
the graft in San Francisco.
The news dispatches from San
Quentin, Cal, where Abe is serv-
ing his term, tell of the new plays
that Abe is writing. One of them
will be presented by the convicts
at the Fourth of July celebration
in the prison tomorrow.
In the meantime Abe is busy
rehearsing the actors In the
drama.
Here is the plot:
Act i.
Honest Jack Dalton loves Win
nifred Nudge. Winnie is a candy
dipper.
Act III.
J. Donald Black is a villain
also floor-walker in the candy fac
tory where Winnie dips. He. too
loves Winnie, but she has spurned
him.
"Ah, I'll win you yeti" mutters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-03
cit Was My Double''
Says Mrs. EUeLyn Tha.D

NEW YORK, July 3.-Sitting
in her West Side apartments,
where she is virtually in retire
ment from the world, Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, recently mentioned
as having been seen in the COM
pany of Edward r. Thomas In
Paris, today denied ever having
seen Thomas abroad. Her state
ment was elected by reports
which alleged that 1t was the at
tention of the millionaire to her
that had brought about Mrs.
Thomas suit for divorce. "The
woman to whom Thomas was at
tentive Is Theodore Gerhard, the
former show girl, who is said to
resemble me closely" said Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-03
Women Are Heroines
OF Spokane Wreck
HELPED SAVE PASSENGERS DOOMED SHiP-SURVIVORS
ACCUSE OFFICERS AND CREW NEGLECT.
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SEATTLE, July 3.-Four wom-
en- loom UP today as heroines of
the steamer Spokane Thursday
night. They are:
Mrs. Mary e. Hart, former
commissioner for Alaska women
at the A.-Y.-P. exposition, and
lecturer on Alaskan topics, who
did a mans work in helping wom-
en- into the lifeboats and was the
last woman to leave the doomed
vessel.
Mrs. w. n. Knight, stewardess,
who reused many of the sleeping
passengers, helped them into life
preservers and aided their escape.
MISS Mabel Johnson and Miss
Gladys Gross, musicians, who did
signal rescue work. Miss John
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zoo Angry Fans Wait
Outside For Player
KENNEDY ARRESTED ASSAULT AND USING OBSCENE
LANGUAGE-ESCAPED VIOLENCE AFTER GAME

Ed Kennedy, utility player, who
played second base for the Tigers
yesterday, was arrested today and
released on $35 bail to appear
Wednesday in police court and
answer two charges, one of as
saulting r. w. Sands after the
game, and the other of using OBJ
scene language. The latter charge
was made by F. A. Burgeson this
morning and is borne out by the
statements of dozens of the fans.
Two warrants were issued for the
player.
Several of Kennedy's obscene
retorts could be heard in the
grand stand and fans who were
in the right bleachers say he kept
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son pulled two men from the
water when one lifeboat capsized
Survivors Are Indignant.
Following a mass meeting of
the survivors at the Washington
hotel Saturday afternoon an in
-vestigation may be held to see
whether the officers and men did
their whole duty.
A vote of thanks for the cap
tain was cried down and instead
many passengers told about being
neglected by the crew, OF having
to find their own life preservers,
of lifeboats being launched with
only women aboard and no oars to
propel them, and other instances
of neglect.
That more lives were not lost
was a miracle, was the concensus
of the meeting.
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100000 Sleep
On the Sand

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, July 3.-With the
temperature ranging between SS
and SO in the shade of Brooklyn
bridge this morning, indications
are that more lives would be sac
rificed to the heat before sundown
than yesterday, when ten sue
eumbed. 1t is estimated that 400,-
600 slept ON the sands of Coney
Island last night. The suffering
in the densely populated East Side
is worst of the year.
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UP a string of vile epithets while
ON the coaching line. Even while
playing second base, they say, he
kept yelling at them because they
taunted him for making errors.
Two hundred men waited out
side the park for the player to
appear for an hour after the
game, and that he would have
been violently dealt with had he
appeared Is certain.
Sands was badly cut on the
head and was unconscious for
nearly 20 minutes after Kennedy
made the attack upon him which
was Immediately after the game.
Kennedy ran up behind him and
hit him several terrific blows on
the head.
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(By United Press Leased Wire. }
Los ANGELES, July 3.-In an
opinion handed down by Judge
Frank Willis of the superior court
today the indictments charging
conspiracy to dynamite the Hall
of Records building, which were
returned by the grand jury
against b. II. Conners, Ira Ben
der and A. b. Maple, union men,
were ordered quashed. The rea-
son given Is that section 907 of
the penal code OF California was
not complied with early enough In