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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-04-20
THOSE WHO GET THE MONEY.
Williamsburg County Pension
Roll for the Year 1911.

tons; Fitch, w D, Kingstree; Lang
ston, ] w, Dermus, j w.
CLASS B.
Ard, Elisha, Scranton; Bradham,
IA, Kingstree; Hanna, Robert, Out
land; Ogburn, w c.
CLASS CT.
Armons, w E; Altman, n T,Sut-
tons: Brown, j J, Sr, Constine, c,
Graydon, H L, Kingstree; Dennis,J W,
Venters; Lee. Isaac E,Skipper, G w,
Thornhill, James W, Lake City; Nc
Knight, William M, Workman; Til
ton, R F, Scranton; Tallevast. H P,
Dock; Powell, John.
CLASS C2.
Ard, T S, Ard, G W, Bradham, J
H, Braxton. J w, China, S M, Gree
lyville; Baylor, L E, lndiantown; Ba-
ker,W B. Bloomingvale; Browder, A,
Browder, William, Burkett, l. E;
Calder, Daniel, Cades; Carraway, j
C. Scranton; Cannon, Cornelius, Har-
pers; Carter, ] T, Lambert; Christ
mas, ] A, DuBose. C W, Floyd, c E,
Cades: Collins, Frank, Castleman,
John, Scranton; Cook, A L; Court
ney, S B W, Fleming. w E, Gamble,
RK, Kingstree; Cooper. W A, SUIT
tons; Daniels. John; Evans, j S L,
Leo; Ferdon, John, Gunter, D, John
.on, C j, Morrisville; Goodman, S c,
Hodges, w ], Jordan,J A, Lake City;
Grice, j D, Fowler; Gee, ] A;
Hughes, D B, Rome; Lee,A j, Miles,
RA, MCGEE. B, Phipps, w M, ,Scran-
ton; Lee, J R; Minis, P w. Leo;
Mackey,S D, Salters Depot; Minis, J
D, Montgomery, E P, Kingstree;
Nesmith, J L; Ogburn, H E. Parsons,
Al, Suttons, Pack, j F, Greelyville;
McCants, L w, Indiantown; Morris,
w J, Morrisville; Mouzon, D X,
Mouzon, Morris, D E,Lake City; Nc
Knight,J L, Parker, J A, Cades; Pos
ton, John l.; Parnell, w R; Powell,
TW. Quinby, James R, Scranton;
Powell. Charles, Rollins,C T, Stewart,
AC, Woods,J T, Lake City; Parker.
w H, Sauls, J H, Cades; Stone, }
Phipps, Thompson, John, Vox; Terry,
wv, Trio; Thompson, S P, Church;
Thompson, F F, Kingstree; Tisdale,
w w, Morrisville; Thompson, d w,
Indiantown; Tanner, James, Jay.
CLASS C3.
Eaddy, Margaret, Greelyville;
Floyd, ,Susannah, Lake Guy; Keefee,
EJ, Vox; Lynch, Hannah G, Mont
gomery, Leonora, Scranton; johnson,
Annie ], Bloomingvale; McAllister,
Catherine; Pipkin, Margaret ], Har-
pers; Wilder, Margaret j, Scranton.
CLASS CA.
Altman, Mary, Morrisville; Brun-
son, Frances E, Davis, l. NJ, Gourdins;
Beal, Mary E, Brown, Eliza, Dubose,
Sarah A, Driggers, Elizabeth, Cades;
Byrd, Matilda, Trio; Burrows NJ A R,
Vox, Susan, Vox; Buckles, Elizabeth,
Dennis, M V, Kingstree; Cane, Har-
riet j, Coker, Sallie, Lake City; Co.
ker, Jeanette; Cameron, Martha,
Douglass, Emily, Lambert; Edger-
ton, M ], Hox, Elizabeth, Suttons;
Evans, Rebecca, Feagan, Margaret,
Gray, Nancy, Huggins, F E, Kelly,
Louisa, Lake City; Evans. M A,
Floyd, Hannah; Feagan, H E, Har-
pers; Gamble, Mary Ann, Hamlin,
Ann NJ. Heinemann; Gibson, S G.,
MorrisHlle; Gamble, Susan R lndi'
antown; Grantham, N E, Cades;
Goodwin, Sarah E, Kirby, E H,
Scranton; Graham, M E, Graham,
Mary A L; Howard, Sallie, Fowler;
Hughes, Celia, Lambert; Hanna,
Cadness, Vox; Jeffres, H S, Rose
mary; Joy, Dora, Mouzons; Keith,
D L, Johnsonville; Lewis, Mary,
Greelyville; Lynch, E, Matthews,
Catherine, Scranton; Mitchum, S R,
Matthews, Margaret, McClam, E V,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

nall and further performance OF them
has been enioined The preferred
stock OF the different companies has
now been given voting i'ower which
waa denied & under the old orgnnlza-
ton. The ratio OF the preferred stock
10 tho common was as ~ 20 90 This
eonstuuies q very decided change IN
the character Of the ownership and
control q. each company
In the ossx;Eai suit there were
twenty-nine defendants who were
charged with being, the consDlrators
through whom the Illegal combination
acquired and cxorplsed It's unlawful
dominion. Under the decree these
defendants will hold am UNITS Of stock
in the various distributor, companies
ranging from Al per cent a. n maxi.
mum 20 2S IL PER cent a. 4 fiini1Nin.
except IN the case OF one small COM
pany. the Porto Rlcap TobnccnA. com.
pany, In which they viii hold Is per
cent The twenfy.nlne Individual De.
PENDANTS are enjolned for three years
from buying any stock except from
each other, and the group Is taus pre-
vented from extending It's control dur
ing that period. All parties 10 the
suit. and the new companies who are
made parties. are enjoined pcrpetuaisy
from In any way effecting any com.
hlnatlon between any ef the compan.
les IN violation OF the statute By way
OF resumption Of the old trust. Eacn
OF the fourteen companies is enjolned
from acquiring stock IN any OF the
others All these companies are en-
joined from having common directors
Tor officers. or common buying or sell.
ing agents. or common oificos, OF
lending money TO each other.
Sire Of New Companies.
Objection was made by certain IN
dependent tobacco companies thai
this settlement was unjust because Y
left companies with very large capita
IN active business, and that the SET
Element that would be effective 10 pa
all on an equality would be q division
Of the capital and plant Of the lrus
into small fractions In amount met'
NEARLY equal 20 that OF each OF th'
independent companies. This conten
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
TAFT SENDS MESSAGE DEALING WITH
TRUSTS AND LAWS FOR THEIR CONTROL



teonunued from page 0ne)
and made parties 20 81, ana number.
INK. new and old, fourteen
Situation Aftsr adjustment.
The American 4.ohacco comnanv
tolde reslinsteI cs,,ital sas ooo s',,,,.
,hs gsve1i = urvers 'robnsco co.n.
Mans sneu1 ..niisi scT enc 400. the
.> -...,.',
.sotn,aiu OS"ps"s WI cnpl,ai'
at,'ylo,"''v. enu tht y, .. nes ". ~
lo e.'. ev"ipeny '"'at, 'ap'.. 80
sh9,vyv ~" chioin ensasen ~ tns
n'an , and ea'o W enoN,"h ~su
s'nuA'nk t"uaeso ana cisaIS, w
ioIhsE ohs 'lh-iu sVn. ~. " u'''ueu
~" w., os' W ts e-, s"p.,"' w.
we osne' o' tsv'kv.'' "s wv nun
o"n,pn"y ~ u,s'u'u .n.n un'.r sv n..
pan'"s, ons WIZ Z eaP'sn' =, sls'","''
wv wv ano'ns' WIN .sp,'" y. 20.
v' v,,,o a. mpa = 1n,ru WIN = sar's"' =,
ss."'".voo Inv ,''o'ss' ."n'i's". ~ W.
wv ons WIN oapasM ~ $1,000, 80 e.,o
ann " Ts 80. ~ , ~ n.ss,., $500 ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

A Joint meeting OF the committees
appointed by Highland Lodge, Is. OF
l.. y. and E.. the Commercial club
and the mayor OF Albuquerque. to
arrange for . grand union meeting
Of the y. OF T.. y. and r.. IL called
for Wednesday. December 8, 1911, az
73o p. M. to be held al Commercial
club. Every member IN asked 10 be
present JaysA. Hubs, chairman
Commercial club committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
THE ANGELUs HOTEL.

MIRA Fred tIemm. until recently
located In the Korber block. In NOW
In charge of the Angelua hotel. third
floor Lunn-strlgkler building. second
and Copper. Mrs. fIamm extends an
invitation 10 all OF her friends and
former patrons. No well as the tram
silent public. to stop at the new bouaa.
which N beautifully and newly fur
nished throughout.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

MadRe-rRn't Il awful. denrs The
acientIsts have discovered that our
feet are growing larger.
MarJorse--Never mlndl Just think
how much more our Christmas stock
hoid,-Dtudre" 20" i~"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

There's nothing ~ good Tor q sore
throat as DIR. Thomas Eclectic OH.
Cures Il in. few hours. Relieves
any pain IN any part.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

For the best saddie norsaa in the
city call phone No. Q. w. l.. TFlmhle.
Ils North Second street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

commission. which noe exercise SUI
pervisory power over important
classes Of corporations under federal
regulation.
The drafting OF such a federal In
corporation law would offer ample CD
portunlty to prevent many nantes.
evils In corporate management today,
including responsibility OF control In
the hands OF the few who are not the
real owners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
Government Administrative Experts
Needed 70 Aid Courts IN Trust
oiusolutions.

do not set forth in detail the
terms and sections of a statute. which
nigh; supply the constructive legisla-
tion permitting and aiding the lorna
ton OF combinations OF capital int0
federal corporations. Thay should be-
subject TO rigid rules as 10 their or
ganixatiOn and procedure, including
effective publicity, and 10 the closest
supervision as TO the issue OF stock
and hofida by an executive bureau or
commission IA the department OF
commerce and labor, 10 which IN
times OF doubt they might well sub
mlt their proposed plans for future
business II must he distinctly upder-
stood thai incorporation under a fed
eral law could not exempt the com.
pany thus formed and It's lncorporat-
|ofn and managers from prosecution
under the antitrust law for subse'
|Qnent Illegal conduct, but the publicity
|uf It's procedure and The opportunity
for frequent consultation with the
bureau or commission ia charge Of the
Incorporation as 10 the legitimate pur
pose Of It's transactions would onet
u AZ great security against anceersiul
prosecutions for violations Of the law
a. would be practical OF wise.
Such bureau OF commission mighl
we'll Dc inveated also with the duis
already rpforred 10. at aiding courts
In she dissolution aud recreation ol
trusts Within the law. u should bs
an executive tribunal OF the dignil,
and power OF the comptroller OF The
'cuErency or the Interstate commerc'
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
DULUTH SOCIALISTS
STICK TO COLORs
Speaking of Mcnamara Case Leaders
Sa They Would Take Same
Course Over Again

DULUTH, Mimi. Dec. Aroused
by the confession of the McNamaras.
the central committee of the Duluth
socialists has prepared an open let
ter which follows in part: one of
the most tragic fiascos in the history
of the labor movement in the United
States has Just taken place The
circumstances under which the Nc
Namaras were kidnapped. and de
prived of their fundamental constitu-
tional rights of a fair hearing be
fore eNtradition. brought To the de
Tense of these men the organized
socialist labor movement of the en-
tire country. Time. money. ana
unanimity OF support. and sympathy.
went TO these men from the organized
socialist movement That we were
mistaken in our belief that these
men were innocent, must DE. admitted
As socialists we went into the fight
with willing hearts We have Moth
ing To atone for, nothing to apologize
for. What was done in the Nc
Namara case we would gladly do over
again should the occasion necessitate.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
WILL TELL STORIES TO
A FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Convicted Dynamiters Expected to In
volve Many Men by the Tes-
timony They VIII Give.

Los ANGELES, Dec. flames t.,
and John J. Mcnamara will appear be
fore the federal grand jury here to-
morrow morning to tell their stories.
They will so before that body imme-
diately after they are sentenced. This
declaration was made here tonight an
unimpeachable authority. The an
nouncement was made in tn" explain
alton of the meager confession written
late today by James T., in the jail
corridor in the presence of his attor-
nry. those of the state and his brother.
in which Jim explained how he blew up
the Times. causing the loss of Il lives.
F'Tedcricks admitted tonight that in
addition to the confession written.
both furnished information of signal
value to the state" 1t is practically
assured that when the men appear for
sentence Fredcricks will recommend
sGch leniency as the court may see fit
to bestow. The decision reached BY
the McNamara's is regarded here as Of
vast Importance to the whole country.
II there is a gigantic dynamiting con
spiracy is what the jury wants to
know. The state is convinced tomor-
rows developments viii place on rec
ord every man of Importance and po-
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
TAFT WANTS ACTION.
President Wants to Know Russian
Plans az to Citizens.

WASHINGTON. Dec. {. - After
months of uncertainty the United
States government has taken up with
the Russian government at St. Pc
tcrsburg the question of passports Tor
American Jews in Russia and the obi
gations of Russia as embodied in the
much discussed treaty of 1892 Presi-
dent Taft is awaiting the report of the
American Ambassador Guild from st
Petersburg. If it does not indicate will
lngncss on the part of the Russian
government to consider the question
Taft may recommend legislation to ac-
complish the end desired. Unaware of
the action of the administration Repre-
sentativeS SulZer of New York ana
Garner of Texas introduced in con-
gress resolutions providing for abroga =
ton of the treaty of 1892. SulZer said
hearings by his committee that of for
eign affairs, will begin next week.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
ROCKEFELLER STEPS
OUT OF PRESIDENCY
Head OF Great Business Concern /:
Succeeded by John D. Archibald,
Former Lieutenant.

NEW YORK. Dec. John u.
Rockefeller has terminated his career
as head of the standard oil company.
With him retired most of the conspi-
.cuous figures of early DAYS Of the oil
trust" Not q Rockefeller remains
among the officers and directors of tn
STANDARD oil company Of New jersey,
chief of the oil corporations. which was
the holding company at the time ol
the recent dissolution OF the great
combine. John ID. Archibald. on" of
the few members Of the old guard
remnants as president of the Standard
oil company. New Jersey and viii con-
troll its dcStinieS. The termination Of
the business career of the man who
acquired a unique position in history
and who amassed what is generally
regarded as the largest private fortune
in the world. was perfunctory. 1t was
planned in advance though the plans
were secret
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
THE PARADISE OF
MAnOMETAN JOYS
BALLET BEAUTIES WERE THE
PERKS.
Miss Van Studdiford The Star did Not
Scintillste, as Much AS Was
Expected.

The Paradise of Mahomet' has
come and gone with it's ballet OF
beauties in their Turkish costumes
The individuals who composed the
chorus were rather better looking than
has usually been seen here. and they
were certainly about the nimblest bunch
oc nymphs that have pirOuetted before
Phoenix people in many day. The
costumes worn by these peris in the
opening songs of the first act. and in
the pseudo paradise of the second. were
very fetching. The way those girls in
their harem skirts and Turkish trous-
ers could kick. was a caution.
One felt disappointed in the star
Miss Van Studdford. 1t really is un-
kind To raise ones hopes too high.
The preliminary announcements al
WAYS makes a fellow think that this
time he is going To hear regular
nightingale Oracle Van certainly has
q high voice and sweet one but IL
lacks volume.
Miss Florence Rother as Naninka the
Gypsy girl. sang well and looked eN-
tremely pretty which is just as much
t. the point in opera bouffe.
Miss Laura Burt isn't 50 much when
il comes To singing. but she is a mighty
clever little actress and very comfort
ing To the eyes. The song which she
and John McCowen. the chauffeur
sang. There's Something About You
Dear Appeals To Ne" made the hit
al the evening.
This catchy song is probably being
hummed all over Phoenix today as the
house was packed with people and this
number was repeatedly enchored.
The funny men of the company john
J. Cowen the American chauffeur and
Florenz kolb the second husband OF
Clarisse. were clever comedians al
acted the parts much better than any
one really in such a position would.
really in such a position naturally
would
Mr. Edward Mora is a good looking
Young man. and sings well and
as the prince in comic ap-
era is able to get about the
court without a guide There Is no
danger that any one will ever mistake
him for the real thing
The song hits were There's Some
thing About You Appeals To Ne, I
Can't Get Enough" and " NJ d"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05

Roscoe + Washburn to J y Hal
stead. deed to lot s, block l Univer-
sity Add
Dan HILBERT ana wife to Alexander
Nicol. deed to 5ON1i2i- feet Of 10;
g. block IS Mesa.
NJ II sherman Inv. CO. to Mrs
Minnie Dublin deed To- lot Is. block
>. Collins add
J c Reed and wife to Mrs Kate
Maud Price deed to lots Il and %,
block Il Sunny slope Tract. and lots
:. T. >. 6. :. block l., Reeds addition
Wickcnburg.
Harriet Brown ct al, to l. =. J..
T. d l.. Co, deed to lots >. 3, 4. >. .,
10, 20. Il. -. % - block 80 Mont
somery add.
H. c. Thomas and wife to D. W.
O'Carroll. deed to lots and 3. block
Longview Place.
J. W Eastwood and wife to w T.
Seymour. deed to 43 acres SEA sec.
rs, IN. sE.
Jesse F. Kelly ct al. to B. NJ.
Goldwa;er deed to SV4 section 3.
is. Sc.
Jesse +. Kelly ct al. To ]. NJ Carr.
deed TO NW14 section .. Is. 6E.
W E Lyon and wife to Fl Stone
house. deed to lots I. 3. ;. .. 13. Is.
Il. 10. 80. Lyonhurst Place.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
THANKSGIVING IN
BUCKEYE VALLEY
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES HAD
MUCH TO BE GRATEFUL FOR
They Are Looking for Still Greater
Favors on Election Day

Buckeye has been achieving fame re
Gently i'm various ways and the
Thanksgiving holiday AIDED as much to
its glory as could possibly add to any
community of like population. 1t was
not really Thanksgiving day" but
Thanksgiving season" for the day
lasted from Thursday morning all
through the rest of the week.
The feature of the celebration was
the hospitality of the democratic set
tIement Of Buckeye. which directed its
fun force at making the candidates on
the county republican ticket happy.
The candidates al found themselves
at the hotel home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Long in Buckeye on Thanksgiving
day. Notwithstanding the boniface
is a democrat he resolved to give his
guests the best in Buckeye 50 he killed
the fatted TURKEY and al his tribe and
organized house party that shall not
be forgotten in many day.
over twenty of the neighbors and
friends were asked i'm as friends Of the
family and the republican candidates
were accorded the glory of guests Of
honor. They turned their glee club
over to the hosts 10 help in the enter
tainment and the afternoon and eve
ming were celebrated in most magnifi-
cent style. There were about fifty
PRISONS in the assemblage.
The rest of the week was used up in
similar celebrations on smaller scale
and if the republican candidates do
not find on election day that the
Buckeye people have placed their con
fidence i'm them. they will indeed be =
disappointed lot
Those present at the house party
beside the candidates and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Long, were: G.
NJ. Zander. Marie Zander. Mr.. and
Mrs. =. T Hurley. Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Hurley. John Milton Hurley, Harry
Hurley. Emory Hurley. Norman Hur-
ley, Harriet Hurley. Jessie Creighton.
Rose Miller. c. p. OMalley. Emma
Munger. Grace .. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
+ 4. Adams. G. y. Mckee. !. l..
Young. Chas Williams. Constant otter.
Walter Haugh.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
WALTER DREW DECLARES
GOMPERS IS |NS|NCERE
Attorney for Manufacturers Speaks oil
Federation Presidents Stand
N McNamara Case

NEW YORK. Dec. ii have no in
formation which leads me To- believe
Samuel Gompers is sincere in his
stand in the Mcnamara case" said
Walter Drew. chief counsel for the
National Erectors' association. Il
don't say Gompers is guilty of any
crime. or has guilty knowledge of any
crime"
Drew added he believed the Indian
apolis federal grand jury will bring
about thirty indictments when it con-
venes December Il. Gompers today
explained his part in the conference of
labor leaders which Attorney barrow
said was held in Los Angeles before
the Mcnamara defense decided To en-
ter pleas of guilty.
Il was AT Atlanta attending the con
vcntion Of the Federation of Labor
when Darrow's telegram reached me-
said Gompers. 1t merely asked that
some representative of the federation
come To Los Angeles for a conference.
/ was exceedingly busy and handed the
telegram To someone else. 1t was not
long after ! learned from Nockels that
the McNamaras We're about To- confess.
He never told me When specific
charges are brought aga Just the union.
il will be the duty of the American
Federation To investigate. There has
been vaporizing about these suspicious
hut there is nothing definite. I'm the
Los Angeles case You see what labor
does when it finds proof of guilt Tn
til proof comes | shall ignore all ac-
cus.tions as whisperinSs of the ma
licious enemies OF labor"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
HE'LL GET THE MONEY
Detective Burns Will Be Paid Amount
Offered as Reward

SACRAMENTO, Dee. f. There
seems To- be no obstacle To- the pay
ment to Detective w. J. Burns of the
$4,000 reward offered by the state Of
California for the arrest and conviction
of the Los Angeles Times dynamiters.
Speaker Hewitt, of the house. today
said he will approve a resolution to
pay the reward just as soon as he is
officially notified who the guilty par
ties are.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
SEVEN NEW MEMBERS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.--When con
gress re-assembled in indicted into Of
flee two senators and five new rep
resentatives The first regular session
oil the Sixty Second congress is eX-
pected to be replete with remarkable
developments and may stretch into a
period longer than usual meetings OF
congress.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05


To remove nicotine from the teeth and
purify the breath after smoking.
To eradicate perspiration and body
odors by sponge bathing.
The best antiseptic wash known.
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak,
infiamedeyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds
and cuts. % and so cts box. druggists
or by mail postpaid. Sample Free.
TIE PAXTON TOLL EFT CO. BosroS Mass
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
LAW is VALID.
Action by Supreme Court Opens Way
F=- Sensational Trial.

WASHINGTON Dec. 4.-The SUI
preme court OF the United States open
cl the way today for the federal gov
eminent To prosecute coal ana lanI
frauds in Alaska by UNFOLDING the gen
eral coal law land of the United
States. which forbids persons or assoc
Citations making more than one entry
which applies to the unsurveyed coal
regions Of laska- The immediate re-
suit of the holding is the reversal OF
the action of the United States circuit
court of western Washington in quash-
ing as invalid indictments against
Charles F. Munday and Archie w
Shields. charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the government out Of Alasa
coal lands valued at ten million dol
lars. he way is now opened fOd trial
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05

Iowa. the home of Senator Cum
Minis. since 1872. has cast its elec-
toal vote for the republican candf-
date for president. In 1896 there
was a democratic populist fusion. but
Mckinley easily carried the state by
Gj.552. In 1900 Mckinley carried
it on a straight fight between repub-
licans and democrats by S0.60s.
Roosevelt carried the state in 1904 by
IjO766. and in 1908 Taft carried il
by S.SJ2
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
HE'S SHOCKED, TOO.
McNamara's Associate Union Offic ai
Says he's SURPRISED.

CHICAGO. Dec Prank VI. Ryan,
international president of the Interna-
ticnal Association of Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron workers. Of which John ].
Mcnamara was secretary treasurer,
said:
Il am greatly surprised and shocked
beyond description. 1t is a terrible
personal blow / never had occasion
to doubt Johns Integrity"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05
French Breakfast Rolls

One pint milk; two ounces Cottolene;
one teaspoonful salt; one pound -four:
one egg: one-half cup yeast, or one-half
cake yeast dissolved.
Scald the milk and cut into 1t the Cot
tolene. add salt, and when cool sift In
the flour; add a well-beaten egg and
the yeast. Beat well and stand in o
warm place over night In the morning
form into little rolls, handling as little
as possible. adding very little flour.
Place each roll in a French roll pan.
stand in warm place three-Quarters OF
an hour and bake in quick oven about
fifteen minutes.
Everyone likes these light, puffy rolls:
Cottolene gives just as fine results as il
you used butter, and at less expense.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-05

sition i'm it. Plans To sentence the pris-
oEers in Jail instead of in court were
considered but dropped. he sheriff
says they will then be taken into court
az 10 \. NJ. Il can't say when they
will be taken to the penitentiary. hey
will go on a special train he said.