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The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
PROWLER is STILL
ACTIVE ON EAST SIDE

That the activities Of Detroits ac-
complished bedroom prowler are not
confined TO one section OF the city
VAS shown Monday morning. when re-
ports came from the east side OF the
city Of the actions of a mysterious
stranger. whom police and civilians
have been trying in vain TO catch.
Mrs Walter Moran, No. 293 Parker
ave, is the woman who first sounded
the alarm She visited police head
quarters. Monday, 10 say that she is
srmly convinced that the stranger
tried 10 lure her 12-year-old daughter,
Jessie away
Matters came 10 a focus early Mon
day morning, when neighbors spied
a man, presumed TO be the fellow who
has been lettering about the neigh
borhood, standing between the Moran
home and the house next door and d.
rectly under the little girls window.
man got away
Mrs. Moran says the man has been
hanging about the neighborhood for
the last two weeks. A few weeks
ego. she says, he stopped her daugh.
ter on the street and told her he had
lost hunting dog and that he wanted
her TO help him find the animal. He
ahowed her ring and told her If she
would meet him in front of a half
completed house. he would give her
the ring. She reported the occurrence
70 her father.
Capt Hogan, OF the fifth precinct
saws he has received several other
similar reports.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
WIFE-BEATER GIVEN
ROUGH USAGE BY COP

Il took whole quart of gin to put
James Mitchell who gives his address
as No. sec LaSalle-st, In a lighting
mood Saturday night. lie repaired to
his home and his first liquor -inspired
act OF gallantry was 10 pull the bed
clothing from his wife and eight-year-
old daughter leaving them almost ma
ked in n cold house.
The woman attempted to dress, but
Mitchell tore her clothing from her. A
man living upstairs was attracted by
the noise and hurried out for an Of
tcer Patrolman James ODonnell re-
spcnded and Judging from MITCHELL
appearance in police court Monday
morning the officer did his full duty.
Both OF Mitchells eyes were blacken-
ed and his mouth was swollen. Police
Justice Stein asked the officer III IL was
necessary To use such tactics on the
prisoner and the officer replied that
Mitchell was abusing his wife shame
fully when he arrived, and tried TO as
sault him
II think I've been punished enough"
whimpered Mitchell.
II don't" said the court. you pay
$40 or go TO the House of Correction
for so days"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
Sales Slips From the Following
Stores Are Good for Votes
DRUGS.

DhNUSs
-Arndt -BroS---l2S- Grat4ot- Ave-
Herman l. Becker. l13 GratIot Ave
X. n. Bodimer 3Sl Clay Ave.
clarke Pharmacy. llTI Michigan Ave
Duncombe Pharmacy, 2gf6 Woodward
Filler 9sS Jefferson Ave
John + Paddock, 9S6 Michigan Ave
II. ). Geppcrt 1900 Grand River Ave.
Geo. a. Mahlmeister. 1865 Gratiot Ave
Morris Drug store si9 Grand River
Mt Elliott Pharmacy. 1909 Grafton Ave.
W. n. Schwartz 1855 Jefferson Ave.
Edward Young. 7ei Oakland Ave
EaStman's Drug Store. 1854 WoodwR 4
John A. Dyer. 1916 Gratiot Ave
sepufk e Travis gg3 Woodward Ave
Greenthal Pharmacy lss Gratiot -
Alfred s Abbott Fourteenth and Mii.
waukee AYES
Felix Foster. 5ss Raier.
GeJ. j. Billing. 1882 woodward Ave
II @ Brcningstall $50 Baker 81
SHOES.
VIM Eyre q Son. 9S2 Grand River Ave
T.. Herman. 245s Jefferson Ave
Geo Uewstone, $50 Clay Ave
Carl Krieger. 81 GrRtiot Ave-
Mm X Krieger. 123e Grati0t Ave -
MACPHERSON e. Muenz, 592 Gratiof Ave
TI,os = ScheiCk, 1913 Grafton Ave
] n Rockwell 2gf5 WoOdwnrd Ave
n 3 Rurghardt a9e Baker
JEWELLERS.
Otto simon iSC Gratiot Ave.
Alva HUM Jewelry Co. $50 Gfand
River Ave
i MI CLEANERS AND DNERs.
Dtlraud a Co, $50 GriswOld 81
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
RElFORO DENIES PAYING
FOR FALSE AFFIDAVIT
Holly Resents Intimation of At
torney Allan Frazer in
Kellogg Case.

Attorneys Allan II. Frazer. for the
Elaintif, and Dwight O. Rexford, OF
counsef Tor the defense, clashed dur
ing the hearing OF the case of Vivian
kellogg against Frank j. kellogg. for
dlvorce, when II was resumed before
Judge Donovan. Monday morning,
efter an adjournment Of couple OF
Gays, because OF the illness of Mr..
Frazer
Rexford, the only witness exam
med. was asked specifically about
payments he made TO George C. Van
Nest and John Smith, witnesses for
the defense. Van Nest made an affi-
dayit attacking the morals of Mrs.
Kellogg, but later repudiated the
statement. Smith made an affidavit
corroborating in part Van Nests first
statement.
Rexford said he paid Van Nest
money, over 5000 in small amounts,
out OF charity" and partly 10 keep
him in Detroit for the trial. Mr..
Frazer asked him II IL wasn't so that
he paid Van Nest for a false affi-
dayit and that he kept paying him In
order TO hold him
That Is false. contemplate thun-
dered Rexford at Frazer you
know in your own heart il is false.
Yet you come into court for money
and throw .lur on my name, by
charging me with such a despicable
thing. You know. too, that If we had
been willing to settle this thing. you
would have come into court and
cleared my name of any charge OF
buying up witnesses.
Whoever told you that, lied, .
shouted Frazer TO Rexford. You
were misinformed again: you're too
gullible, Mr.. Rexford; you believe too
much in what you hear"
Rexford, after the storm blew over,
admitted that he had also paid 81 to
John Smith for the statement he
made: also that he knew OF suit OF
clothes Smith got through Attorney
BARTLETT. who represented Kellogg
earlier In the case.
Frazer and Rexford inhnlPed IN on
other squabble over tne clothes gwen
to Smith. part of the tilt being:
Frazer-"You. bought old John
Smith a suit of clothes?" the attor-
|Hey's voice ringing with sarcasm.
Rexford-"Yes. and that's more
than you'd do-you're too stingy."
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
NO WARRANTS ISSUED
YET IN KORTH CASE

Prosecuting Attorney Hugh Shep.
herd said, Monday, that he will not
take up the matter OF Judge Murphy
recommendation that warrants be Is
sued against Mrs. Matilda Smithson,
of Windsor. and her daughter, Emma
Smithson Korth, charging them with
perjury in connection with their testi-
mony in the daughters divorce case,
until he had received the court rec
ords on the divorce hearing The
mother and daughter are alleged to
have misrepresented the facts in re-
gard TO the marriage Mr. Shepherd
expects to get the records some time
today.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
DETROIT COLLEGE DEAD

Friends in Detroit have received
word OF the sudden death in st. Louis,
No. SATURDAY afternoon, Of the Rev.
John =. Frieden, for several years
president of Detroit college. now the
University OF Detroit. FIR. Frieden was
stricken while about TO leave law
yer's Office in one OF the large down
town buildings. The quick presence
Of mind OF a young woman stenog-
rapher. who went TO the priests as
sistance. brought the Rev. Eugene
Coyle, Of the cathedral, TO the dying
mans side and extreme JUNCTION was
administered before life passed out.
-r. Frieden was native of Luxem.
hourg. and was 81 years old. He came
20 Detroit in 1882.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
WILL SOUND MEMBERS IN
SPECIAL SESSION PLAN
Proposal May Be Abandoned BY
Committee Urging Direct
Legislation.

The committee OF 107 men from the
slate at large. including number OF
PROMINENT --I-,-, -, ;.iirO have been
trying to induce Gov. Osborn TO call
d special session OF the legislature
COR the purpose OF taking up questions
or direct legislation, has called of
us engagement with the governor,
set for Dec. Z in Lansing.
Under date OF Nov "a several OF
the Detroit membf RS of the commit
tee sent letter TO the governor ask
ing that In the event OF special ses-
sion being called, the question OF tax
revision be eliminated from consider
alton, on the ground that 1t is a ques-
con too new and too big to be dis
osed OF in 20 days
To this letter. ID. n. Travis, secre-
tary to the governor. replied, saying
N part:
Gov. Osborn wishes me TO inform
you that he considers the tax ques-
ton one Of the most important prob
lens in the state. He is giving this
question serious consideration and is
unable at this time TO announce his
determination as 10 a special session
OF the legislature
On receipt of this letter, Mr.. Pratt
wrote Mr.. Travis, canceling the APP
pointment previously made with Gov.
Osborn. Mr.. Pratt has also forwarded
to each member of the committee a
circular letter in an effort TO learn
whether a majority Of the committee
is still in favor of a special session.
notwithstanding the fact that. in the
event OF its being called, the gov
ernor. in all probability, would include
in the call the tax question.
The Detroit men whose signatures
appear on the letter to the governor
are: J. l.. Hudson, F. F. Ingram, s.
Arthur Huston, James Schermerhorn,
Levi L. Barbour, Geo. VIM. Moore,
WILDER Brotherton, Henry c. l.. For.
Ter, James II. Mcdonald, Samuel L.
Penna.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
Times Reuters viii Get
F1yt NesUs From China

In keeping with its purpose supply its readers with
high grade and complete service both in the local
eral and foreign field The Times has the pleasure
that the United Press association has tsared Charles
Stewart Tor Shanghai
Mr. Stewart who since last July had been in charge OF
the cable department of the New York Office three
years prior to that time general European manager OF the
l. r. with headquarters in London He has had considerable
experience covering European having been
ally the during the capture OF Constantnope by the
young TURKS during the Barcelona riots which eliminated IN
the execution OF Ferrer and Lisbon during the revolution
which topped King Manuel from his throne.
Mr. Stewart goes Shanghai accompanied by his wife,
who trained newspaper and will have an Ameri
assistant Shanghai look after the office Which he will
open there during his absence As he can get his
Shanghai office in shape Mr. Stewart will go directly to the
OF actual hostiltes
In addition his American assistant Mr. Stewart Will
cooperation OF the agents and correspondents OF the
Nippon Dempo susn Sha, the big Japanese agency with
which the United Press has cooperative working agreement
Mr.. Stewart will remain China long the news
conditions there after which he goes 10 Toxic TO
charge of the United Press bureau there which
aed connection with the central offices of the Nippon
Dempo Tsushn Sha
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

statute as result OF the supreme
court decisions in the oil and tobacco
trust cases
Chairman Underwood OF the ways
and means committee said that the
house was fairly swamped with big
questions pressing for consideration,
but that he expected an early DISPOSE
ton of the tariff
IL think we should await the tariff
recommendation Of the president,
provided he does not withhold 1t too
long" he said. He will submit the
information gathered by the tariff
board and the Democrats in the house
welcome information on tariff revis-
ion from every possible source. At
the sR1lo time the experts of the
ways and means committee are at
work preparing data for use in con-
junction with the material supplied
by the president"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
-E-ftsnderson, st4 Grand River Ave-
A Keiden, 500 Gratiot Ave.
prank A. Rolf, ll5l-lib3 Grauot Ave
WIN Sipgel 1870 GFatiot Ave.
Siegel Bros 1900 Chene. cor. Mllwau'
Louis Krapp. 25s2 Jefferson Ave.
Hungerford e Caughey. 1914 oratloI
samuel T Hook. l+7s-i4s3 WOODWARD
The IDEAL 1896 Gr.tiot Ave
Strutz g. Schmidt. SIT Baker.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
p.-,ar a Graef $50 Gratiot Ave-
Regner Graef, 1914 Grauot Ave
"a a. Fischer. 1875 West Fort ST.
Frank a. Rolf ii5lI153 Gratiot Ave.
Oesterle q Homer. AZ Gratiot Ave
Dawson & Ncsbitt. 1862 Woodward Ave.
t;"orae Hewstone, $50 Clay Ave -,
FURNITURE STORES.
uoetger A. Martz, 524 Gratiot Ava
CANDY STORES.
HammeIet- Candy Co. % Grand River.
HARDWARE.
Lows g. wickey. y26 Grand River Ave
Tvre Hardware Co. 4e3 Grand River
~. A. Schmrtz. 11oi Russell ST.
MEAT MARKETS.
a. w SpOehr. iI2o West Fort 81.
DetFntt Market Co. 3Sa Clay Ave
Ny,n GaedcRe. 243s Jefferson Ave
NJ a Webtpy. 1875 Fourteenth Ave
CNTuoLIC CHURcH GOODS.
krieg Bros. ass Grstiot Ave WI
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
INSURGENT STICKS
IN NORTH ESSEX FIGHT

Nomination OF candidates TO contest
North Essex in the Ontario elections,
Dec. IL. took place in the court house
liz Sandwich, Monday afternoon.
Three were placed in the field. DR.. J.
o. Reaume, OF Windsor. by the Con-
servatives; SEVERN Ducharme, OF
Belle River. by the Liberals. and
John r. Mason, Windsor. by the Con
servative insurgents" Mason will
iun as an independent. lie was nom
mated by ]. ID. Churchill, Windsor.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
COLUMBUS BANK
CLOSES ITS DOORS

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 4.-The
Union National Bank of Columbus.
failed to- open its doors for business
today. Rumors, said TO be unfavor-
able to its business standing, circu-
lated for more than a year. so de-
pleted the banks depositors that the
directors late yesterday adopted q
resolution to suspend.
The banks last report on Septem-
Der l. showed deposits of $2.374.09
and surplus and undivided profits Of
SlO9.2O9. Its capital was s75O,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
I,yr.,,w,,e. Infan,., D,.,h.

Coroner burgess Is Investigating
surrounding the death
OF two-year- old Goldie Ruben. daugh-
ter Of Mrer Ruben. She died In tho
Children's Free hospital Nov 90 from
burns received 10y falling into y tub
~ s.alding water. in her home. No
t3tS Var Dyke-ave No report Of the
matter was made TO the coroners' or
hce either bv the attending physicians
or the hospital authorities
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION coon

h..,, Votes
s:.."sy Auburn Brand Canned
49,. save wrappers. 1900. 40
rAs foienta lsoiIed Oats. save
n..,.,. Polenta' Rolled o..:. ..,: LOO
Beck. stone GROUND Oatmeal. ..y. i''
T,a,.- .''...... IO1
" va Creamery Butter, save wrap
aneen Anne so.n. :.v. ,.r. ........'ss
~.oen Anne Washing Powder,
save heads - tao
s queen Anne scoarer, save heads. 100
hvaporated Mia, save
sphinx Brand spices, save carton TOO
SrnA brand Extracts, save ear
Lee a C.dy'. Powdered sugar roS save se zoo
Columbia brand Curr.nt.. .av.
vn' CARTON .lOo
white Lily Brand Asparagus, save
~pker 1900. ZOO
ran.y brand Raisins, save carton
krI-i-Cis Cum, save out.,a. w.:o. 'A'e
True Blue ana Everybody.. G.:
Mantle, save carton. 4. /. /. 100 90 25a
Heaudoins Mustard, Catsup, Bluinw
and Horseradish, save labels. loo
bordcs"s Potato Chips. save wrap
sheiil's Wrapped Cakes, pure, clean.
Icious, wholesome cakes In wrap
persj save wrappers. 100 and $50
Osn-nn's saited Peanuts and hut
-ferscoteh, save carton .......... 80
Ln Asors Cigars, save bands 90 and HOO
Mail Pouch Tobacco. save front OF
san Toy Toilet water. save EAR
TON 90 90 1000
San Toy Perfume, save carton. 800
~ . . . . 4. . a. {. Z. Z. .. . lotft
San Toy TnIcum, save box. ....... I5a
soap-a-Side. save coupon. 100 ca 2JD
Grand Laundry, save laundry slips.
Old customers one vote for each
cents new customers, 10 votes foe
each cent.
rownr's MIX. New customers ON par
chase OF - worth OF tickets shown
by receipt stamped, new customer.
1000 votes.
}. Csivert's sons, coal and coke, save
drivers delivery slip. Old customers
500 votes per toni new customer.
5000 votes per ton, hard coal
and coke only.
Michael Mcnamara varnish wOr' -
Hart Stein Ftnishy save labels. a5D
SOO. t.5S0 and 2.srO votes.
Grfnnell Bros.' Pianos. save purchase
slips ON GrinnelI Bros.' own mnke
only. Ten votes for each cent paid.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
.,uo,p,. Former senator Turner.

=wAsHINGToN, Dec The presi-
don't TO-DAY ANNOUNCED tn" appoInt- "nt
Of former Senator George Turner OF
Waship gton. a 2 inenher OF the In
ternational Boundary Commission to
succeed former Senator Carter of Ion
tana, deceased.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

jeiI-O, The Dainty Dessert. save :.
front Of carton. .......-....... ~
ksro Corn Syrup, save red label. ~
karo Corn syrup, save blue label: ~
iNinEsford Corn starch, save 'front.' =,
,n 1870. So: - ..,.. ear
Minute Tspioca, save entire ear "a
Dannsm's Original Cocosnut, save :,
annsa,.. OF sar.on.. '; ..s;,.. csccc.
late, save wrapper. $3.50. 100 AND ~
RunkeIs High Grade Breakfast -
Cocoon, save tin tops. ......... -
Runkers Cocos, labeled tins. .an as
Rnnker. Dairy MIX Chocolate,
save wrappers.
Runkel's Almond Milk Chocolate q
save wraDpers.. So. $1,000.
HunkePs Vienna Sweet Chocoia'e' an
Calumet baking Powder. save IL ..
brsrS slips. .............lO o, 100, -
MortOn's Free Running snit' saw an
front carton
Port Huron Triangle salt, save coo- "a
weIeh'. Maple syrup, save label, a.,
ESQ, 300, 400
Bour's San Mario Conee, save ~
Bo.r.n r,,o. .c,:nr.... ...: wr..p.r: -
wrapper .s.s'... -
Bour's Royal Garden Conse, ssvs =.
wrapper 80" -
Bour's Old Master Coffee, save :.
wrapper ~
b"urs Royal Garden Tea. ssve 80,
r.r.sns Hc1.sioid Amno.i., save :.
label .................. 100 20 70
Food Productss
save labels. ............. .lVV 20 ~
Uncle Sans Macaroni, Spaghetti.
Egg Noodles, save entire car
Ton. .oV ahe ~
A-lStos Flour, save sack. $3.50 10 oJv
Hixby shoe Polish, save carton,
Red Hen MoIasscs, save label. 10
Ginger Cake MoIasses, save label. 10
Flash Cleaner, save top OF cam. 10
Saginaw Tip Match, save coupon. .
kIug q Matca, save front OF car
ton, enclosing three boxes. 30
UncIe Jerry Pancake Flour, save
trent OF carton ........-...... ~
Drfch Tee Rusk, save wrapper. lO'
W risiey's Oliviio Toilet soap, save
wrapper ~
Hemingway Surprising Brand Can
ned Goods, save wrapper -. In
Alpine brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers. ........ io'
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
Hoods Sarsa uarilla

which ncutralizcs the acid in the blood
on winch the disease depends and eN-
pels a.
In usual liqt.id form or in -chocolrted
tablets knUN n as ssrsptabs.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
w. s,crm,p,. Mother mead.

WASHINGTON Dec. Vice Presi-
dent sherman today was notified from
Utica. Of the death OF Mrs. Babcock,
the mother OF Mrs sherman.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
Down Fine.

Nov. Willie" said the super'nten-
dents nttle boy addressing tn" black
smiths little boy who had come over
for a frolic well play sabbath
school You give me "A nickel every
sunday for six months. ana then at
Christmas I'll give YOU a ten -cent bag
Of candy. "--December Woman's Home
Companion.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

InGamcs the joints. stiffens tho mus
cIcs and I'm some cases causes suffcr-
ings that are almost uncomfortable.
ThoasaHds Of grateful people have
testified that they have been radicHtty
and permanently cured ct this painful
disease by tho constitutional remedy
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05
AMUSEM ENTS.
Col IIMRIA I4-DInerent Acts-14
SO6SWAOArA7 Night Acts-7 Day

0S-Minutes Each ShOw-00
Sensational ACCOMPLISHMENTS
BaIancet" 1.-THE Country Impressarto, ."
Pretty Lottie Gsrdnert Thrilling EIec-
trical Phenomenat Pnristan Novelty,
the Marriott Cot ssO.arp. Oriental Won
dcrs. 1900 seats Zoe.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-05

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO.. 10 John R.-st
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04
Thirty Years Together.

Thirty years of association think
of it. How the merit. Of good thing
stands out in that ime or the worth
lessness of bad one. So there's no
guesswork in this evidence Of Thos.
Ariss, Concord, Mich, who writes:
"I have used DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for 80 years, and its the best
cough and cold cure I ever used. y
Once it finds entrance in a home you
can't pry it out. Many families have
used it forty years. It's the most in
fallible throat and lung medicine on
earth. UneQualed for 1agrippe, asth-
ma, hay-fever, Group, quinsy or sore
lungs. Price soc, s1.0O. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by VIM. E. Pelham
& Son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04

The chamber of commerce is at last
on a solid foundation. 1t now has the
substantial support of the business
men of the town, who are pledg1ng
themselves to MAINTAIN it as one OF the
practical and useful agencies TOR the
DEVELOPMENT of the business and IN
5ustrial resources of Sumter and VI
cinit7. Purely as business PROPOSE
ton the chamber of commerce mas a
right to existence anG only as use
full and profitable adjunct to the COM
mercial and industrial life of the COM
munity can it make good. On this
understanding Sumter has taken a
fresh hold and by faith and work will
accomplish the result desired-a Big
ger. and more prosperous and better
town. The finance committee has set
the pace and a majority of the oeo-
pie are falling in line. If we phil TO-
eether We can not fail-SWnt''T Item
eff we pull together we can no'
fall Mighty good doctrine and just
what we have been preaching in this
community for many years. we oe
not know that we can say that oul
chamber of commerce is on a solit
foundation, but we hope it will D'
soon. If the committee appointed a
the last meeting gets to work ant
secures the needful to employ reg
ularly paid secretary we will then b.
on safe ground. If this effort falI
then we do not know that it will b
true to say that We are made stronge
by the effort At any rate we are no
expecting the effort to fail, and it vii
not if the committee gets busy an
goes to work.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04
he knows.

An old editor over in Missouri, VINO
had owned and edited newspaper Tor
the past forty years, retired and turn
ed the business over to his son. II
we live seven years longer, We can
do the same thing, as then we will
have been connected with the Times
and Democrat forty years, and we
have a son, connected with the Office
now. who is fully competent to take
our place, when Old Father Time bids
us stand aside. That time is not very
far distant- nt-Orangeburg Times and
Democrat.
y We had no idea Brother Sims had
been connected with the Times and
Democrat so long, possibly because
we have been so accustomed to looh
nnon him as one of the young men
on the press Of the State. We hope
he may be spared many times, seven
wears and that he will continue the
work he is now doing. Truth is we
think that boy he speaks Of now re-
1ieves him of all the details conn :teo
with the making of the paper and
fine boy he is.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04

Fielder gave Governor Blease thirty
DAYS to sign the Investigating act
threatening biography of the Chief
executive if he did not 1t seems the
Ides of March fall on the 10th this
-Greenville News.
And now we see that the winding
I'D commission has given Fielder thlr'
ty days to turn over papers and gel
out as attorney and then he is re-
euested to come forward and tell al
he knows.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04
John T.Gast0n Dead.

John T. Castor, probate judge OF
Richland county, formerly sheriff OF
Edgefeld county, and then probate
Judge of Aiken county, died suddenly
in his office in Columbia on Saturday,
Of heart failure. He was past great
sachem of the Red Men of this State
and widely known throughout the
State
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04

There is a great.deal more Interest
taken in the growing of corn in this
county than there has been in many
years. 1t means greater prosperity
for the farmer, which means greater
prosperity for all classes. Some OF
these days we are going back to our
files and publish some of our editor
ials of fifteen and twenty years ago
on the subject of growing corn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04
Tuesday, April 4, 1911.
President Kohn has arranged

President Kohn has arranged d
most delightful and very cheap trip
for the Press association, but why he
should have selected commencement
week in several colleges as the time
We do not know, unless he wanted to
get away from these events. Some OF
us. however, can't get away. The trip
is one we have been wanting for
long time to take.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-04
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

The undersigned will make final
settlem ent of the state of Mrs. +.
lane Reeder, deceased. in the Probate
Court for Newberry County. South
Carolina, on Saturday, April 10Th,
1911, at II o'clock in the forenoon
and will Immediately thereafter ap-
ply for his discharge as executor
thereof. All persons having claims