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The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
ELLEN TERRY HERE, TUESDAY.
Indications Are That Large Audience
Will Hear Her.

The energetic efforts put forth by
the Twentieth Century club to matte
the engagement of Miss Ellen Terry,
in Detroit, success. has borne ex-
ceptional fruit and according to the
indefatigable secretary. Mrs. A. L..
Wolfschlager, Columbus hall, on Tues
day evening, Feb. Z. will contain a
large and distinguished audience. The
sale Of tickets has been most satis:ac-
tory despite the almost prohibitiya
price at which they were placed. Miss
Terry will give an illustrated talk on
Shakespeare's heroines." Those thea
tergoers who remember her beautiful
Interpretation OF many of Shake.
speare's women during her long asso-
citation with the late Sir Henry Irv-
ing will look forward with keen
pleasure to her lecture on this sub
tect.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
DIED.

DACGHTON-Feb ., 1911, Mt residence.
??2 Mt, Elliott-ave.. Mamie f.. daugh-
Ter OF Margaret and the late Niche el
and sister OF Agnes, Winifred ard
Edward Daughton. Funeral Mon
day. Feb. 6, 1911. from residence at
G. m and our Lady OF Help church
~ $50. standard time. Burial at
Mt. Elliott.
HoWCROFr---Feb 2. ut residence. 2sl0
Gratiot-ave.. David. aged &c years.
eloved husband OF Catherine and
father Of George, Nettie. Paul Mrs.
John Lynch and Mrs. Allie Cooper.
Funeral Monday. y. m. from house.
KREBS- Ma tilda. wife Of Martin, moth
er OF Albert. Willie, Feb. ?. aged IL.
Burial Monday, 2 p. "a.
McQUADE--Fcb 9. at his daughters
home, in Ecorse, Owen McQuade.
aged So years. beloved father of
Quade Of Ecorse, Mrs Jerry sullivan
OF Greenfield. and Mrs. Albert j..
Monte. OF Itcorse. Funeral Mon
day. $50 from residence. o'clock
from 81. Frances Xavier church,
Ecorse.
McDOw ELf.--Nrrs. Margaret. Feb >.
1911. at residence. ia Woodbridge.
beloved mother of james. Alexander,
John and Marie Mcdowell. Funoral
Monday from residence At $50 aud
Jesuit church ut s.
PATTFRSON--Adel Grandn be-
loved wife OF Harry Z Patterson. At
31i Commonwealth-ave Feb. Fu-
neral Feb. s, . p. m
PROCToE--At residence Of her son.
Charles Proctor. Dearborn villagc.
Harriet Proctor, agc1 90 years Fu.
neral sunday. Feb. .. p IN. irom
residence
RTFFrNBI RG--F'eb. ;. NJ residence.
} TG1 Grend River ave. Elizabeth itf-
fenburg. inee Carbary). beloved wifc
OF George. and sister OF Mrs. Cath
erine GeitZen. Mrs Arthur Rinen
burg. Mrs. Johr IIennlng and James
John, George and William Carblry.
Funeral service Monday from 81.
r.oos church. at O'Clock. Inter
ment Mt Ollyet
EYAN--Feo 3. John. beloved sor OF
thu late Mary y. Ryan. and brother
90 Mrs. Margarei Quigley OF Detroit.
and Mrs Burt Glanner. of Chicago.
Funeral from residence ~ hts sister.
Mrs. VI Quisiey. i3i I.afayctte-blvd..
Monday morning. ~ $40 and To Holy
Mt. onvet Chicago papers ploase
copy
TyLEH-Feb. 2. at residence. ISIS
Woodward ave. Eleanora, believed
daughter of Arthur @. .snd MAY A.
TYLER, aged % years Notice cf fu-
neral later
wEIss--Feb. 3, J. ". aged - years
father os Mrs r, G. whitney. Mrs
brease' Fredefick W. and Julius G.
weiss. Funeral Monday az 2 m
from residence 50 Leicester-ct.
WEISS II. Weiss. Feb. 2. aged 80
wears. beloved husband OF Mary g.
and father OF Mrs. y g. whitney.
Mrs. Deiia Hammond. Mrs. Josephine
Scabrcuse. Fred'k w ana Julius .
Weiss Funeral from residence. 30
Leicester-ct.. Monday at > y. ~
pAI.Y--Sarah J. IpaIy. Feb 4. 1911. OF
her residence. 3Sa Howard-st.. belov
al wife OF VIM NJ Da1V and mot N a.
Of John W. DaIy. AIRS Chas. Il CAM
pau. Mrs Thomas w. Howe. Red ?
n.ond and stella DAILY Time OF fu-
neral later,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
SAVED BY MOTHERS TEARS.
Walter Herbst, Arsonist, Freed or
Parents Pleading.

Moved to compassion by woman's
tears, Judge phelany Saturday morn
Ing, Internationally released Walter
Herbst. II years old. who had been
convicted In his court of arson, II
was the second occasion upon which
'he mother mad come to plead for
mercy for her boy
Look at your mothers tears" said
the court To the youth. See what
you have done TO the best friend You
have. want to impress upon yon.
Horbst. that your mother has twice
saved you. She saved you when she
brought you into this world and she ia
saving you now. You may go home
with her this morning Go back with
her and try to bring laughter and sun
shine into the heart that you have
broken"
Young Herbst was visibly affected
lie took his mother i'm his arms, kiss
CO her and the two walked out OF the
courtroom together.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
ARRAIGEED FOR EXPLOSION.
Nine Charged With Mansisughter Re
leased On Own Resemblance.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., Feb. a.
Eight officials OF the Jersey Central
railway and the Dupont Powder Co,
and the owner OF the ill-fated tug
Catherine W.. were arraigned before
Judge Queen today, charged with
manslaughter In connection with Wed
nesday's explosion. They pleaded
not guilty and were held without bail
TO await the action OF the grand jury.
All were taken before Judge Rob
ert Carey, who permitted them TO go
OH their own recognizance pending
the returning OF indictments by tho
grand jury. That body is now In.
vestigating the affair and IL is believ-
ed will indict score OF persons early
next week.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

DO YOU INTEND PAYING THE LANDLORD $40
SEQ OR SIS EVERY MONTH THIS YEAR AND UTTERLY
LOSE $Io2 S24o OR $500? PUT SUCH AMOUNTS INTO
A HOME ON HAWTHORNE AVE. JUST NORTH OF
WOODLAND AVE. AND STOP THIS AWFUL WASTE
BEGIN BY BUYING a LOT ON EASY TERMS AND
THEN LET Us BUILD FOR YOU. LOTS WILL HAVE
ALI. IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT PAVING. THEY ARE
NOT FAR FROM THE BRUSH ,RUNABOUT AND AL
DEN-SAMPSON PLANTS AND THE GREAT MANU-
FEATURING SECTION OF THE NORTIIEASTERN
PART OF THE CITY, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS
SECTION IS TREMENDOUS AND THESE LOTS MUST
INCREASE IN VALUE RAPIDLY. MAKE A SMALL
PAYMENT DOWN AND THEN FORM THE HABIT OF
PUTTING ASIDE SOMETHING EACH MONTH IN THE
SAFEST DEPOSITORY-GOOD REAL ESTATE
TAKE FOURTEENTH THROUGH" CAR UP HAST
lNtS AND OAKLAND TO WOODLAND AVENUE AND
WALK re SHORT BLOCKS EAST TO HAWTHORNE
AVE. REPRESENTATIVE AT 1904 OAKLAND EVERY
AFTERNOON AND SUNDAYS. HIS TELEPHONE. N
IoIo-J.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
WOULD TAX CHURCH PROPERTY.
SoeiaIer Turn verein Revives Old
Scheme, Once Defeated.

the Detroit SociaIer Turn verein is
ievIving the scheme which once WIS
defeated, for taxing church property
the same as other property. Conrad
ffeiner. the well-known brewer. is n.
terested In the movement. He points
ont that the churches in Michigan owl
property valued at s100O0O,00O. lie
thinks they should pay taxes. There
is little likelihood OF the legislator
taking any action
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
MRS pEloTER DEAD AT ss.

CARLETON, Mich. Feb 4.-Mrs.
Constantine Peioter. OF Waltz. is dead.
aged IS. She was the Oldest resident
I'm that vicinity
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
mELr wANTED--m.LE

photographers and
general office help wishing positions.
kindly call Or write tho Daisy "
Miller Agency. g2s CHAMBER VI Gym
nlcrCe
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

AN EXCELLENT S-room house, paved
street, near Packard Auto Works
and East Boulevard; gas, bath. eel.
lar; $4,000; 800 cash, balance as
rent.
Two-family brick nat. rooms
each; oak finish; East Grand blvd: 2
furnaces. bath and laundry. 1880;
rents for $45.
A very similar frame fiat out Grand
River and McGraw, si.400: also a
fine brick on Kirby ave. east, IS, 500
s-room frame, 1913 Brooklyn ave.
handy TO Eastern High school. paved
rtreet shade trees, best OF neighbors
furnace, gas. back and front stairs.
best OF decorations; everything In
hne condition.: will take cottage or a
vacant lot for first payment Open
from TO 3 n. IN.
PATERSON BROS. & Co,
sun bldg, i5 State-st. City or Main 255
HURLBUT- AVE
Near Jefferson; steam heat; rooms
want to sell: $4,000
BOULEVARD.
Near Gratiot: modern home we'll dec
coated: storm doors: awnings,
y BLK FROM KERcHEVAI.
on a. II. lot. S-roon house: large ut :
ne: porches: owner wants to leave
for the west Price $3.50.
5000 DOWN BUYS
new home on good street. half block
from Mack: can move right in: S2,2bC
$3.50 DOWN BUYS
6-room house on paved street. near
Gratiot-ave. easy terms, S2,150
LAMBRECHT, KELLY a. CO,
81 Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
DAILY DEATH LisT.

Della Smith. IS years. SIS Hurlbut:
embolus OF heart.
VIM. J. Shaughhessy, .52 Sixth. ~
years; pneumonia.
John Chandler. 20 years. EloIsc
Mich: paresis.
Frank u .Niswonger &c years. 45s
Twelfth. nephritis.
MeIvin chase. - years. 36i Ming
nolla: rurpura meteorological
Wyatt J.. Brown. 60 years. 357 Cheno.
cirrhosis OF the liver.
Paul Paulson, IL years. Grace hos
pitas incarcarated inguinal hernia
Nellie Cannon. 81 years, West Side
hospital: pneumonia.
Edward Felske a years, 255 Thirty
first: acute pneumonia.
Augusta Jurisch. 81 years. SIC Cav
airy. tuberculosis.
owen MeQuadc. So years Ecorse.
Mich. pneumonia
Henry Berridge. 30 years. aga Cam
ton. pneumonia.
Bernidine Larson, 6 months laO2
Jefferson: pneumonia.
Walter Bald. years. 46C Wabash:
typhoid fever.
Herman Pardeick. a years 2e3 Mack
apopleNy.
Grace Binger, months ass Collins;
pneumonia.
William Geschke. 10 years 1856 Pres
ton; chronic bronchitis.
Sophia Schukueht. IS years, 100
Hunt; pneumonia
fatty degeneration OF heart.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

START THE NEW
RIGHT.E .'.|

IT is EASY TO SECURE a HOME ON OR EASY
PAYMENT PLAN. BEGIN BY BUYING 4 LpTQ TIN
SAME OLD EASY TERMS IN WILDEMERE PAkk<
WHICH FACES ON THE GRAND BOULEvARD AND
DEXTER BOULEVARD AND IMMEDIATELY EAST or A
GRAND RIVER AVENUE 9Mr ~ "a s.
ALL STREETS ARE RESTRICTED AT TO BlJILD-<
INGs, INSURING A GOOD NEIGHBoRHooD BEST OF
SEWERAGE. NO FACTORY SMOKE. SEE THE GREAT
NUMBER OF FINE HOMES BUILT THERE RECENTI>Y<'
AND LET Us BUILD ONE FOR YOU, ONLY 20 MIN
UTES FROM DOWN TOWN. TAKE JEFFERSON" CAR
LOTS $3.50 AND UPWARDS REPRESENTATIVE ON
THE GROUND EVERY AFTERNOON AND. SUNDAYS8
HIS TELEPHONE IS WALNUT 224-J
C. w. HARRAH. !
3O1 Majestic Building
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a. good
rosition can get one after completing
one OF our courses. day ana nlkht
classes NIL the year: our facintles are
positively unequaled In MichlEan
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
1l-24 Wilcox-st
CONTRACTORS: | save you money IN
laying and scraping noors' Wa I"
396
INEXPERIENCED shipping clerk IN me,
cianical mfg. company nge DER %
brc ferable. Apply 80 Bates
FlNISHER wANTED--Fir st-class fnr-
niture brush hand. 12s California
ave
FIRST-CLASs carpenter foreman ~
pin lEg1 Townscnd-ayf.
/ WILL start YOU earning - dally az
home In spare time, silverlng MIR
rors: no capital; free instructive
booklet giving plans OF opera ION
G. " Redmond, dept 49, Boston
Mass
NGN, WOMEN, BOYS or GIRLS. maxi
$50 monthly IN spare time sample
Zoe LITTLE GEM, Baraboo. WIS.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

ABLE BODIED Men wanted for the
T.. = Marine Corps. between the ages
Of ~ AMI 35. Must be native Dotll
or have first papoIs Mol thly PAL
sis 90 $50. Additional compensation
possible Food. clothing. quarter
ana medical attention free. After 30
cent. OF pay and allowances. service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
OF the world Apply at u Mn mo
Corps Recruiting Office. 20 w Fort'
St Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

So, soo-PHILADELPHIA w.
New T-roOm house. hardwood doors
aud finish, furnace. electric lights.
etc. $500 down. balance like rent.
S3,3oo-HARMON AVE.
Modern 7-room house furnace. bath,
gas, etc, hardwood floors first floor.
three large bedrooms: bargain
half cash
Have several fine bargains in North
Woodward district and east side,
200 20 $4,000
c. NJ. JOHNSON
Cherry 1917 go Ford Bldg
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06
w ANTED

WANTED-Collector OF good
character with or without
wheel. Must be a hustler.
Give references i'll first letter.
SILoo pc, week Address
. ID Nc. 22. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06


Cherry 1871 go Ford Bldg
S.. 200 MELDRUM NORTH
north of Kercheval. rooms, bath
gas and cellar. large barn. cement
walks. paved street This is n snap
and must be sold. Gilmore & Cha
venelle Phone Il. i56 165 Kerche-
val-avc
$500
row NSEND-ANE near CharlevoiN--
Srlerdidly constructed S-room home :
double hardwood floors throughout I.
hot water heat 4 bedrooms bath
rus and electric lights Terms 5000
Gown,
t2.3eb
MCCLELLAN AVE near Gratiot g
room bungalow. 2 bedrooms. large
hcored attic. hardwood floors
throughout electric lights. bath and
q, liar. $3.50 down
ERNEST &. SHOOTS.
4ait FORD BLDG MAIN IS
The Detroit times., 1911-02-06

1000 ACRES hardwood stump land
$3.50 81 :, 20 !, scr r Lake county, 3szc'
cent. ~ VI
so acres hardwood timber. $500.
80 acres improved. $1,000.
c. s. BEADLE.
Main 6524 4 McCsraw
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
DETAILED SHOWING
STATES POSSESSIONS
Actual Wealth OF Mississippi
Described BY Secretary
or State.
ALL PROPERTY DOUBLED
IN TWELVE YEARS TIME
Real Estate Assessed At S231,-
8o9,58o; Personal Property
At S110,713,772---Inter
esting Statistics.

Jackson, Miss, June l0,-Secretary
OF State Powers Is 10 receipt Of let.
ter from "a candidate for the leglsa.
lure, In which he asks several ques-
ti0ns Of statistical nature, and the
replies TO which are Of general inter
est, The questions and answers are
as follows:
/. How many miles OF railroad In
state? Answer, i,O72.OS.
., What Is the assessed value OF the
railroads Ia the state? Answer, 8i0,.
u60,66Si express companies, S60,5l0
telegraph companies, 1922, 100, tele
phone companies, ~ ,027 ,32i; sleeping
car companies, sl63, 307.
3, How many white schools in tn
state? Answer, i,23S.
4, How many negro schools In TN,
state2 Answer, 2,0s7.
s. How many white school children
10 the stateY Answer, SO, 1876
g. How many negro school children
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
q me .tlleg Ah.net. gla.lIg

Do me slater Answer, gie.fi3
' How macy dollars afe spent w
educate the wbito children Answer,
per capita. each child enf0liod, 8i63
81 How much did " cost the state
last year o. send the negro children 10
the free schoolsY Answer, per capita,
each child enrolled, slH,
50 How many Confederate soldiers
10 The state? Answer no data % this
subject
No. How many Confederate soldiers
on the pension folisY Answer 1867.
n. How many widows Of soldiers
on The pension rollsY Answer, 8,ili.
r. How many INDECENT servants o'
soldiers on the pension rolls? An'
swer, 5l2.
10 What ls the assessed value Of
real estate? Answer, s23l $3.50, 5Ss.
H. What is the assessed value %
personal property? Answer, $ll0,7l3,
772.
-. How many years has II taker
the property In the state TO double II
assessed value? Answer, both rea
and personal property have double,
In value since 1901 =
10. How many negro convlcts In tn
pententiary? Answer, Liza.
II. How many white convlcts In tn
penltentiary? Answer, 1865.
49, How many soldiers in the Sol
diers' Homer Answer, 1856.
10, How many inmates are there i
both insane asylums? Answer, l,0Si
The wide difference In the sun
paid for the education OF the whit
and negro children is due to the fa'
that few negro teachers are comp
tent TO hold FIRST or even second grat
certificates, while the great majorit
OF white teachers do hold nrst grat
certificates. A first grade teacher
paid about 800, third grade teache
about Slj per month
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
DEVELOPING THE CITY
Such Work Benefits Every Indi-
viduaI, Both Directly And
Indirectly.

The Chattanooga Tradesman aptly
sums up the situation in every city
and community as follows:
Lots OF people can't understand that
a city is a great big business organi-
cation, and that every man, woman
and child Ia it is an interested stock
holder.
That developing a city directly
and indirectly benefits every individ.
ual, both socially and financially, and
that 1t is vitality important to lend
moral as well as financial support to
all efforts tending toward creating a
greater city.
The "knocker' is by no means the
most undesirable Citizen" You can
always locate him and his numbers
are few; it's the Indifferent, seli.cen.
tered aud self.satisfied class that cause
che real trouble; they are the fellows
that ought to be labeled dangerous. !"
The man that thinks that his success
Has made him quite winner,
And who condescendingly "must pro-
Tess,
That, I'm some pumpkins, we'll /
guess"
Well, he's the fellow that never
viii be missed" and the kind the
sooner gotten rid Of the quicker q
community will grow. The CONNER.
cial organization is the index Of city,
and the growth and development OF
the latter is In direct ratio TO the
support given organizations OF the
former
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For State Senator.
M. P. BOUSLOG.

THE DEMocRAT-STAR Is authorized
to announce M. P. Bouslog of Harrison
county, as candidate for state senator
from the First Senatorial district, com.
prising the counties OF Hancock, Harri-
son and Jackson, at the primaries in
August, 1911, subject to the will Of the
democratic voters Of these counties.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For Tax Assessor.
j. H. MURPHY.

THE DEMooEAT-STAR 10 authorized to
announce J. H. Murphy ~ . candidate
for the Office OF tax assessor for jackson
county at the primaries In August, 1911,
subject to the will OF the democratic
voters OF said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14

sssstas fsf ! - - ~ :
sYf ~ifsffs< ~ fssgsss $50
zee sti-a ~ ffasf - . fsfrs
f'af 4fss 49, 90 slist 90 90 -
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! . 1913 stsfsiff n HIn o. hif ~
- a.ssg tffsf fasf sea 49,
f.siti saf sssf fsf fafssI tset
tsfsff ~ ssd : i.sf fansmssr seq
fsits slss safi 3 tfas ~ t<t~see
sffftfl'is go ffs f2
HTfTbageT 10 rpf.tfss b
fhs ffsssmers iass a f4iiiss =
ssfiilss sss4l ifs - sstssssg go
fft sbs go ia f'.of ~ ssessof
ifita = psssfl fhs fses - wssy
fssssrts Ne 4 fltea D sfsfsmeef -
y len sss~fshf ~ Asssfmss ~
ehIsh ~ ssl1
- ! ss ~ 10 zoe ~ siados
% sfsfssilis o. ibl1f hsf fs,sa
teotis ! besfs haf sal nss en-
hsff1 . msh a. a 900 sss senstof
hntD fsii ffom . ti9s from the pis
~ immedists o man eogefed the
ef0ed 10 tsa ~ sifh . pistol shd
everybody vss niIds N lssge tbe esf,
tof ifsnfy fsla bi0ss % biibfs
bead ard bod sith the b0tt ~
pistol soms fe1pls ~ the outside
~ the car. tbifslnk Eebstof ililh0
VS. Head. begssi Ifgo fIeafy - stop,
rhieh he did a''ef .onletlhg tseoty.
I've N more blosi up0b liilbo The
first lick vas fisbt 90 The t1p ~ bic
head
Medical saslstance was summoned
and " was az nfst Intended ~ take
BllbD ~ Memph.s ~ o hospital, but
connection eould not be made and be
was brought g. jackson a special
train was engaged and his friends In
jackson sent Df n II Harrison up
~ Durant ~ meet him Ne had been
attended by b. w u Murphy Of
Stufgis, who made superficial eS.
animation and found II was possible
b. move him.
TAKEN TO JACKSON.
The train was accompanied by a
number Of friends Of Senator Bilbo
from Jackson, and on It's arrival at
$50 tonight was met by a crowd OF
a thousand or more people ut the
depot. An ambulance was in waiting
and Bibo was hurried TO the Jack.
son saDitarium, where Or. Julius Girls.
Ter, DR.. II. II. Harrison, DR.. Murphy
and DR.. Gillilen held a consultation
and made an examination.
10 was found thai two OF the front
plates OF The frontal bone have beer
fractured and displaced and probably
a fracture on the top OF his head
Some sixteen stitches were required
at one place 10 his scalp and twelve IL
another place.
BIlbo regained consciousness toda,
, about o'clock, after arriving a
F, Durant, and tonight Is bearing vi
well under the intense pain. Tn
/, doctors stated tonight that unles
! complications developed it was hope
D to have him sitting up in ten or a
! teen days. Mrs. Bilbo and their littl
y daughter missed connection and di
IS not arrive tonight, but will be her
Is in tim morpinu
G There Is a great deal OF excitemeu
IL around Jackson tonight, and many {
" Bilbo's friends are 10 an ugly mOot
u Conditions are such that It would nc
le take very large match to start
Is prairie fire Of passion and trouble nj
only in Jackson, but at other ponI
In the state.
~ At IL o'clock Senator Bilbo W;
1T under the influence Of opiates in a
al endeavor to give him some rest ar
ease from the intense pain and naust
III he suffers. He has been splitting son
I'd blood. and complains OF his ches
x where he claims he was kickt
while he was on the floor between Il
ID seats In semi-conscious condition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For District Attorney.


The DEMoCRAT-STAR ia authorized to
announce Ebb J. Ford as o candidate
for reelection to the Office of district
attorney for the Second district at the
primaries In August, 1911, subject to the
will Of the democratic voters OF said dis
trict,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For FIoater Representative.
r. M. JOHNSON

THE DEMoCRAT-STARi s authorized to
announce f. M. johnson OF Moss Point.
Miss, rs . candidate for floater repre-
sentative for Jackson add Harrison
counties In the next legislature at the
primaries In August, 1911, subject to the
will Of the democratic voters Of these
two counties.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
]. L. TAYLOR.

THE DEMocRAT-STAR is authorized
to announce j. l.. Taylor Of Gulfport, as
candidate for the office of district At
torney for the Second district at the
primaries In August, 1911, subject to the
will of the democratic voters OF said
district.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
FRED TAYLOR.

THE DEMOCRAT-STARi Is authorized TO
announce Fred Taylor as Q candidate for
the office Of chancery clerk for jackson
county at the primaries in August, 1911,
subject to the will OF the democratic
voters OF said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
H. d. CUDABAC.

THE DEMocRAT-STAR is authorized to
announce H. D. Cudsbac Of Ocean
Springs, Miss, as q candidate for the
Office Of floater representative for jack
son and Harrison counties in the next
legislature At the primaries in August,
1911, subject to the will Of the democratic
voters OF these two counties.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For Circuit Clerk.
s, n. SHANNON.

: !. VI IL DIIzK1NINOINe n 7
THE DEMoCRAT-STAR is authorized to
announce s. H. Shannon as . candidate
for the Office of circuit clerk for jackson
county 1t the primaries In August, l9ll,
subject to the will of the democratic
voters Of said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For Superintendent Of Education.

GUY u. DEAN.
THE DEMoCRAT-STARis authorized to
announce Guy d. Dean ~ candidate
for reelection to the Office OF superin-
tendent Of education for jackson county
at the primaries IN August, 1911, subject
to the will OF the democratic voters OF
said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For Member Legislature.
DANIEL w. MCLEOD.

THE DEMocRAT-SrAR Is authorized to
announce Daniel w. Mcleod as q candi-
date for memb Der OF the legislature from
Jackson county at the primaries in Aug
ust, 1911, subject to the will of the demo-
cratic voters OF said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
n. A. ROBERTS.

THE DEMocRAT-STAR is authorized TO
announce T. A. Roberts of Hurley as
candidate for the office OF tax assessor
for Jackson county 1T the primaries In
August, 1911. subject to the will Of the
democratic voters OF said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
For Chancery Clerk.
I. p DEi.M Al

THE DEMOCRAT-STAR is authorized to
announce l. p. Delmss a. candidate for
reelection to the office of chancery clerk
for Jackson county at the primaries IN
August, 1911, subject to the the will OF
democratic voters Of said county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-14
w. w. WOODMAN.

The DEMooRAT-SrAR is authorized to
announce w. w. Woodman ~ candi-
date for the Office Of tax assessor for
Jackson county at the primaries In
August, 1911, subject to the will Of the
democratic voters Of said county.