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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-06-28

To accept your welcome on behalf of
the whole United States" he said.
Don't think that they are all as home
ly or look as crooked as ! do, but my
father and mother placed me last upon
their program and as this face was
the only one left In the Earle family
] had TO take ii or face the world
without one. | think that ! was cut
out for road-builder because my
eyes are SO fixed that | can see over
a hill or around bill and can tell
that the road around the hill is really
the shorter, ] feel safe in accepting
this welcome on behalf Of the people
of the United States, for ! find that
II they all came, every man, woman
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GENERAL MANAGER OF INTER
NATIONAL HARVESTER COM.
PANY STILL ON STAND.
COOK GIVES TESTIMONY
Duluth lumberman Denies Any Ami.
mus Against Senator lorimer-Rs-
iates Story Of Telephone Converse
ton in chicago-Governor Deneen
Said to Be Man at End Of the Line.

Washington. June 27-Further tes-
timony intended to show that Edward
Hines. president of the Edward Hines
Lumber company of Chicago, played
an important part In the election Of
Senator Lorimer and was interested
In the senator's election. was given to-
day To the senate committee investi-
eating the election of w. s. Cook n
lumberman Of Duluth. MINI. Mr.. Cook
acknowledged his bitterness toward
Mr.. Hines and declared he had never
felt very friendly toward him.
Il know his way of doing business"
he explained. Hines has n way of
going about business that / do not
think Is honorable. When he wants
To buy timber he gets an option and
then goes around trying to hurt the
credit of the seller"
Give an instance" challenged At
torney William J. Hyncs. for Mr..
Hines.
John Mellon of the AIger- Smith
company of Duluth retorted Mr..
Cook. "
Three detectives who are said Ia
have been employed To shadow Clar-
ence s. Funk. general manager of the
International Harvester company, and
star witness at the present trial. were
'ditched' today by Mr. Funk Ditch
ing Is the technical phrase for being
thrown off the trail. Mr.. Funk had
the detectives subpoenaed as witnesses
before the committee, thus leaving him
unshadowed for the first time I'm
weeks, 1t is claimed.
Detectives Present.
There was another dramatic episode
In the hearing OF the Lorimer case
today when Clarence s. Funk, general
manager Of the International Harves-
ter company, announced that three of
four detectives about whose surveil-
lance he told the committee yesterday
were present at today's session. The
committee summoned the detectives as
Witnesses
Mr.. Funk called attention to the
matter at the opening of today's hear
ing before the senate committee. No
time was fixed for the testimony OF
the detectives, who, Mr.. Funk de-
f'pptinilpI IN pupa Eiphfi
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MONTANA COMMERCIAL SECRE-
TARIEs' ASSOCIATION IN
CONVENTION.
MEETING ENTHUSIASTIC
Proposes Appropriation for the Pur-
pose Of Disseminating the News of
Montahs's Greatness - Meeting
Closes Today.

some 20 members of the Montana
commercial Secrenares' association
met Tor the annual convention OF the
organization I'm the Masonic temple
Yesterday morning AT II o'clock. The
meeting In ked I'm numbers. but there
was enthusiasm enough for half d
dozen conventions. and the order of
business was disposed of with d snnp
ana dash which was decidedly cred
liable. Every member was full of sug-
gestions and plans for the develop
ment and exploitation of the state.
and there was a steady cross fire Of
discussion going all OF the time. II
was splendid meeting and If the
plans which We're suggested yesterday
mater!aize today 1t win have been
one of great benefit To the state.
The Morning Session.
In opening the morning meeting
President George II. Mathews of Lew
1stown congratulated the organization
upon the fact that 1t originated the
Northwestern Development league, in
Guiding seven states. which, In turn.
developed the land show in the Twin
cities. lie spoke of publicity work and
suggested that the counties combine
their efforts along this line. lie also
spoke briefly of the increased immi-
grafton rates established by the rail-
roads.
Owing to the lntness of the hour the
talks were brief and the meeting short
NJ. J.. II. Odea of the Hamilton Cham
Der Of Commerce and j. u. Totman
and @. o. Thatcher of Hamilton spoke
briefly Of the work In the valley. Sec
retary Conser of the Baker Chamber
of Commerce gave an interesting dis
oussion Of the work which has been
done in his section and of the best
means for attracting immigration. He
said that the people In the cities are
anxious to get ont west and that all
that Is needed Is to get in touch with
them.
"Jim" Shoemaker.
James Shoemaker, the new secre-
tary of the state fair. was introduced
by the chairman as the best man for
his job In the state" talked for few
minutes about his fair. urging all of
the representatives present to help
make It a success. and of the coming
Helena automobile tour from the east.
lie said that although Helena would
he the objective point of the tour, the
cup offered for the car showing the
most mileage In Montana would send
the tourists over the whole state and
the whole state would therefore bene-
fit.
PenweIl Talks.
Lewis Penwel OF Helena. president
of the state fair and of the North
west Development league. was the first
speaker on the afternoon program. Mr.
Penwel enxplained that he had no ad-
dress to make. but that he would like
to suggest a few things TO the conven-
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STATE AND DEFENSE IN TRIAL
OF MAN WHO KILLED Won
PHUL REST.
HOUSEkEEPER TEST|F|ES
Mrs. Cora Carpenter OF Springer
Ranch Tells Of Happenings When
Mrs. Springer and Henwood and
Others Visited the Placc-Jury Will
Receive instructions Today.

Denver. June 27.--Both the prose-
cution and defense In the case of
Frank Harold Henwood. ON trial for
the murder OF George r. Copeland OF
Victor. Colo. who died from bullet
wound received in fusllade Henwool
fired at Sylvester L. Won Phul the
well-known st. Louis amateur bal
ioonist, rested their cases today. At
torneys spent several hours going
over the Instructions with District
Judge Greeley w. Whltford. and the
court announced. just before adjourn
ment. that these instructions would
not be communicated to the jury un-
I'll tomorrow morning at . O'Clock.
While Mrs. John w. Springer. wife
of one of Denver's foremost citizens
and richest bankers. and herself
prominent In society. was on the stand
again today, she was allowed to re-
tire without unbosoming herself OF the
secrets she was believed to hold
Maid Disappears.
She admitted candidy that Won
Phul was in the habit Of correspond
Ing with her. signing his letters
"Mable." hut District Attorney Wills
" Elliott made no effort to inquire
why he used this name She ad-
mitted also that the letter I'm aues-
ton had been written tn her by Won
Phul. but had been sent In care Of
her maid. Irma Braach who since the
killing of Won Phul and Copeland has
disappeared and baffled all efforts Of
both the prosecution and defense To
find her.
Perhaps the most composed and
effective witness of the day was Cora
Carpenter housekeeper at the
Springer ranch. Mrs. Carpenter told
of n visit made to the ranch by Mrs.
Springer. Henwood. Mrs. Springers
mother and her brother. Henwnod.
she said. occupied the red" room,
which was connected with Mrs.
Springer's bedroom through bath
room. Whisky was served by the
maid. who had previously been mildly
elected from the room
The following morning Mrs SPRING
er's bed showed signs of having been
occupied, while that In the red room.
(CDut inupJ an pnpe Nina a
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Thomas j. lyman, warden of the Colo
RADIO state prison. Both of these
speakers will be missed from the pro-
gram today, but their places will be
well filled by some of the other dele
gates present who will be selected
Missoula was arol sed to n full reali-
Zation that II convention was In prog
ress when the Mssoula band struck
UP some lively music about 3 O'Clock.
This was the signal for the gathering
at the Harnois theater where the
opening session started promptly at
10 o'clock
The meeting was opened by Presi
dent Edward Donlan who extended the
welcome OF the organization to the
delegates and briefly summed up the
purposes and plans of the congress.
1T is with pleasure that | open this,
the second Good Roads congress-" he
said. Il am sure that 1t Is going TO
be factor for the good of the state
The first, as you will remember, was
held In Billings last year, and it's in
fluence has already been widely felt
! venture to say that plore roads have
been built in the state OF Montana
uuTlHS lit pdSt year lIldIl III Tic live
years previous. The credit for all of
this Is due to the people of Billings
have no public address to make, but
wish merely to assure you that l am
glad to welcome so many men from all
parts of the state and the men who
have Travelled so many miles to tell us
about good roads, / assure you that
the people of the state appreciate good
roads, for they are benefit to all
The farmer the merchant the whole
community, profit by them"
Mayor w. n. Reid.
Mr.. Donlan then introduced Mayor
william II. Reid, who greeted the
visitors on behalf OF the city. He said
1T is my privilege to tender to you the
welcome of the city Of Mssollla and
the freedom Of, the city. ! was to
have presented you with the keys of
the city. but / find that they have
been lost for years. Missoulas latch
string IL always out and Its doors are
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DAY is MISERABLE ONE FOR
MRS. M'MANiGAL, WIFE OF Ac-
cUsED coNsPlRAToR.
HYSTER|CAL
Terrifying Ordeal Undergone When
She Is Confronted by Husband, Who
Asks Her to Become Witness for
Prosecution-Attorney Takes Hand
and Chases OFF Detectives.

Los Angeles. June 27.-Representa-
tives of the prosecution In the Los
Angeles Times dynamiting case
achieved a dramatic touch unexpected
even by the detectives today. when,
after they had confronted Mrs. Ortie
McManigal with her husband, one of
the accused conspirators, in an ante
room of the grand jury chamber. her
overwrought nerves gave way before
his pleadings and she swooned. She
was revived by a physician.
McManigal. II was said. had been
taken from Jail to plead with his wife
to be a witness for the prosecution In
stead of the defense, after she hat
persisted IN refusing to answer ques-
tions put - her before the grand jury
even when she had been told of the
power of the law TO punish such re
fusal.
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FIRST DAY OF THE GOOD ROADS CONGRESS OPENS WELL
ADDRESSES ARE ADMIRABLE
AUDIENCE is ENTHUSIASTIC

Three Good Sessions Charac-
terized by Practic al Discus
sion of Good Roads Topics,
Leading Up to the Resolu-
tions Which Will Be Pre-
sented Today as Result of
Deliberations.
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HystericaI.

, When she emerged. hysterlcal. from
the second ordeal Attorney Joseph
Scott. an associate of Clarence S. Dar-
row in the defense of the Mcnamara
brothers, rushed among the detectives
surrounding her and brandishing
clenched fists. swept them aside with
threats of violence II they did not
cease 'hounding this woman"
For perhaps half an hour Mrs. Nc
Manigal remained with her attorneys.
resting Then In their company she
started for an elevator to descend to
the ground to take an automobile.
The detectives for both sides made
nearly score altogether. Several
detectives In the employ of w. J. Burns
followed Mrs. McManigal and her at
torneys to the elevator. Scott reeog-
nized one of them and ordered him to
leave.
you have bounded this woman long
enough" Scott roared angrily "Now
you don't go down In that elevator
with her. She's under doctors car,
and She shall not be annoyed any
more. Why don't you take MANI"
II am going down in this elevator"
answered the detective.
You try It," returned Scott, rolling
up his sleeves and shaking his fist
At that the detective turned and
made his way through the crowd which
| had hastily gathered and ran. down
-four flights OF stairs, reaching the
street before Scott, Mrs. McManlgal
and the others OF the party.
After the detectives retreat Scott
and the others entered the elevator.
accompanied by two other detectives
for the prosecution, whose faces We're
unknown to them.
| Slsuths Follow.
| When they reached the street oIa
| left In an automobile, another machine
occupied by the defeated Burns man
and two of his companions followed.
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THE WEATHER..

Today-Showers.
Tomorrow-Unsettled.
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YOU'LL SELL Il

Your surplus stuff around the
house with a class ad.
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PenweIl Talks.

Lewis Penwell Of Helena, president
OF the state fair and Of the North
west Development league, was the first
speaker on the afternoon program Mr..
Penwell enxplained that he had no ad-
dress to make, but that he would like
to suggest few things to the conven-
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left In an automobile. another machine
occupied by the defeated Burns man
and two of his companions followed.
Burns men readily admit that they
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
Mrs. j a Mcdonald went to All
bany shopping Saturday. PAULINE.
rom Chokee

April IL. Mrs. b. L. Boutwell,
was in DeSoto and Americus Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. j NJ. Mcbride and Donnie
Tracy We're guests at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. I. Hooks Welnes-
day last.
Mr. and Mrs. j. IA. Piel5ronshaye
moved from the Greene place to the
Hawkins place and Mr. and Mrs. a.
B. Greene have taken their place
Mr.. J. 7. Hooks made business
trip to Leesburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. S. Ferguson
visited the burg Saturday.
Mr., w. B. Macarthur, of Eliza,
spent Saturday Of last week at the
home Of Mr., j, T. Hooks and re-
turned Sunday, accompanied by his
wife and little daughter, Eunice.
Mr. B. l.. Boutwell, in DeSoto
Sunday
Easter is almost here again and it
seems a short time indeed since Eas-
ter 1910.
Mrs. w. D. Greene returned to
her home Saturday after Il visit Of
several days with relatives in SUM
ter. f..
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
in Snithyille on Thursday and Friday,
the 20-2l OF this month

in Smithyille on Thursday and Fridav
the 2O-21 OF this month. ~ i''a''
Miss Bessie Bowie, OF Thomasyille has
been spending several DAYS very pleas
aatly with Mrs. A. r. Sanford She left
Tuesday for Albany where she willspelld
some time be ore she returns to hcrho!re
Mrs. p. @. Coxwen entertained 4 few
couples OF heryoung friends Friday night.
Those present were Misses Willie Johns
son, Ethel Bass, Mary Mcbride; Messrs.
Roy and Clyde Massey, Blue Forester.
and Ira Cook, all reporta delightful time.
Honorable Thomas Hudson, Of Aneri-
Gus, was shaking hands with friends in
our city Friday
Mr.. H. J. Lamar, Of Macon, made a
business trip to his plantation near Lees
burg, the first Of tie week.
Mr. Roy Massey and Miss Matte Brin
spent Sunday With friends and relatives
near Sasser.
Mr.. Edwin Fuller, Of Birmingham. and
Robt. Fuller, OF Griffin, spent few days
with hometolks last week.
Mr.. R. r. Forester and j. G. Massey
spent Sunday with friends in Smithville.
Don't forget to see our line Of new lace
and lace collars at stoyall & Woman.
Miss Ethel Bass LETT Thursday for sas-
ser where she will spend sereraldays with
Miss Matte Bowen.
Just received solid carload Of buggies
made by the Rpckhill Buggy Company.
stoyall 4 Woman.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13

Tho rains have come and seem to he
general and have had GOOD esies't on the
crops, especially oats. From appearances,
at least tllrae-fourths of the cotton crop
has been planted, a considerable portion
Of IL Is up and occasionally you hear Of q
farmer who is having cotton chopped
Our genial flSeai, Mt. Barnes, Of The
Macon News, has been with Us this week
and we always Welcome his gracious
smiles. The News is making many friends
around these parts.
The flying Jennie ''is On hand again
tosthe great liking OF the Young folks and
tAe tinmeasured disgust Of parents,
our good friends, Stovall & Woman
have installed new lighting plant and
the lights in their store are good. BY the
way, tlleYafe selling tire right TO lise the
same light Economy 1as Light, to the
nnblic and, in the absence Of municipal
efforts to furnish lights, it would be well
for those desiring a good white light to
confer with them. Many nersons in diff
ferent places are Using this light very
successfully. Up-to-date farmers use
them, Besides the light they have d large
and attractive stock Of general merchan-
disc. See their al and then see them
when you want to hny.
we call attention to the notice Of the
Central Of Ga. r. K to all persons wish
inc I'd Gel the benefit ofcertain excursion
rates this season. See notice elsewhere
in this issue.
CITY Court of Leesburg convenas Eext
Monday Tor the April quarterly term.
Messrs. q. Fl. Beazley, b ]. Minis and
j. Nj. Mcbride went to Atlanta lAstweek
on Business.
There seems to be a good chance for
Lee coilnty 10 lose tie link of tie great
national highway, and it will be a loss
sure enough It's effect upon the lands
and business Of the county would be
4hoslsands of dollars. Pity 10 remain
ssupimely upon our backs and miss this
great opportunity for the nplif5 OF our
section,
they say 4fsere will be a Cllaaiaadqua
held in Albany next week. but you will
have to Atek around like the darkey 70
flint any thing about it. 1t is supposed
fhey Want to keep it Il secret.
We are requested to announce That
there viii he a meeting Of fl,e Epwosth
l.eagMe Commence OF Anleficsis District
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
N OT1CE.

The TAX books are now open for
receiving State and County tax for the
year 1911. l will be in Leesburg every
day until after Superior Court week in
May May and June l will make the
regular rounds to the different districts
in the county. Dates will be advertised
in, the Lee County Journal Also notices
viii be stuck Up in different districts,
H. r. STOyALI., Receiver Tax
Returns, Lee Co, GA.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
BELOI'T NEWS.

April 5. Mr., George Kopriva, Of
Leesbmg, visited the honefolks Sun
day.
Mrs. a. M. Howell returned
Saturday from weeks visit TO
pareats, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, near
Americas.
Master Talmage McCook, Of Al
hany, is visiting bis brother, NJ. +.
McCook.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Avery and
littlesons Joe and Jack, visited Mrs.
Avery's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Powell, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Mcdonald returned
Tuesday from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Spurlin, Of Milford.
Born at the home of Mr.. M. y.
McCook Saturday, a baby girl.
Mr.. Jack SILVER, who lives near
Doerun, visited his niece, Mrs. Perry
Mcdonald last week.
DIessrs. G. j. Coston, ]. i. Atkins,
w. III. and r. L. Howell, G., w. &
w. w. Fort and B. A. Mcdonald
went down to Albany Saturday.
PAULINE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
Send yotsr Job Work
to The Journal.

We have complete line Of white goods,
figured lawns, psrcales, dress and apron gi1g-
hams. A look at this line will be appre-
ciated.
We also carry the most complete line Of
Groceries IN Lee County. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or your money back Is OR motto,
If in need Of any thing In patent medicines
Or staple Drugs, we can supply yotsr wants IN
this line.
We are agents for the old Wooden Mills,
Of Mayfield, K entucky, manufacturers Of
Mayfield pants. We have just received new
Eneof these celebrated pants IN weights and
colors. Let rs show you. Every pair guar
anteed.
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7 April 12.-Mr. Jim Tyler, of AL
bany, visited his brother, Holly
Tyler, Sunday.
Mrs. Howell is visiting her son,
Prof. A. NJ. Howell.
Mr.. J. S. Avery and sons, Charlie
George and Dan, of Iieesburg, spent
Sunday with the homefolks.
Mrs. Holly Tyler returned Friday
from Sasser, where she has been
spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Oliver.
Mr.. L. w. Minis, Of Leesburg,
mado a flying trip over here Sun
day on his motorcycle.
Mr.. Gid Stocks visited in Albany
Mr.. B. A. Mcdonald went over
to Arlington Monday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
We invite yo1 to cali and see our
Our SPRING GOODS,

and be convinced that they are everything we
claim for them, The most beautiful and
complete stock Of high grade class nadse. ever
shown IN Lsssbutg. To let Us show YOU
through viii convince YOU. We have COM
plsts line Of low quarter shoes for men, ladies'
and children, We have the sizes. YOU
who have been going to the larger cities to
buy your shoes. We ask the privilege Of
showing you or Inc. Or shoes are al
guaranteed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
.AFTEn HOURS.

Puck: Judge you are sentenced
to twenty years at hard labor. Have
you anything to say?
Prisoner-Say, Judge, can't you
fix it up SO | can get paid for over-
time in case | want to stay longer?
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13
For the NTost Popular
Scholar.

Girls bicycle to Be given away
Jpne first at City Drug Store, Vote
now stands.
Alice slaith 1890
Mary Lizzie Forester 1850
Berta Lee Goodwin 1926
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-13

r eward for Stray Male.
$500 REWARD. Wil bs pai,
for recovery Of large black mare
mule now Of clay color OH account
of being recently clipped; il ataVt
eleven years old Stfayed from tgly..
farm la Southern part Of Terre
county on March 27tn.
j: NJ. WOODLY; Dawson,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
ARTICLE l.

The name and title Of this corporation
shall be- the "Paducah Lands Company and
under its said corporate name il shall ha We
power and authority 10 have and enjoy sue
ccSSiun for the term Of nincty-ninn Cggl
years from the date hereof: to contract. sue
and be sued: to make and Use a corporate
seal. and the same 10 break and alter al
pleasure; 10 hold, lease, receive and pur-
chase under its corporate name property.
both real, personal and mixed. and the same
10 sell. mortgage, pledge, hypOthecate, lease
or otherwise dispose Of: to lend any POI
ton Of its capital stock or income from other
sources, on mortgage or other security: to
contract, make and endorse bills of exchange
and prumiSSory notes: to issue bonds 10
name and appoint such officers and agents
n the interest and convenience Of said cor
pOratiOn may require: 10 make all neceS-
SIry bylaws, rules and regulation for
the proper management of its affairs. and
the same TO alter and amend or repeal ~
pleasure, and in general To do all acts not
inconsistent or forbidden by the laws Of
this state. or Of the United States, and gen
orally to exercise all Of the powers that are
conferred on corporations organized for these
general purposes and to do and perform all
acts and things requisite and Necessary 10
carry out the objects and purposes Of said
corporation.