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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27
Bad Mr-ck-

A snapped coupling IN IA long limo OF
coal cars On the incline az thee Nheel.
Ing Steel & Iron Company coal mine
Thursday afternoon. caused am acct
dent which might have resulted I'm a
HE being lost rather than bad
~recN As - turned ont IN" limo az
cars rushing down fhc slope We're
headed straight for th" iargc power
motor and ifs motorman az the foot
OF the grade. when Edward Chnlk
threw the switch and turned tho cars
aside. tho only damage resulting be-
ing the wrechlnC of The train which
was quickly cleared away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27

Sick hcalache results from n dis-
ordered condition r. the stomach. and
can hc cured hy .he use of Chamber
i1iu.4 stomach n0i Liver Tablets.
Try 60 For salo hv OH dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27
BENKOOD
Young Boy Is Burned While at Work
In hill-Dlsaster AVerted by

MUCK lnlnNln8.
Young Walter BrennOu. while AT
work In the Wheeling steel and iron
mill late Thursday evening. was badly
burned by molten iron lie Was
standing near a large mould when the
accumulated gas caused u 20 explode
hurting molten metal about. Some OF
the metal struck YOUNG Brennuu on
the hip. burning through his clothes
and INJECTING a painful burn
His injuries were attended 20 auG
al present he IS resting easily at his
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27
PolIcc Court

Two men whose names could not
be learned. were arraiencd 'or fight.
ing. tn police court last night. After
considering the evidence they were
each fined flye and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27
Carnival Attracts Manv.

The repor's " NE IIrte cr0Vds and
good times to D." had a. tho p.a,
grounds carnival on Twenty-sixth
street. drew large number of the
Young fellows 20 the scene of the at
traction last evening. \ large number
decided 70 wait until This evening
when they will have more 90 spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27

While waiting for let'or chance
fo como along. widow never JETS q
good chance got away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-27

Bond. $1,000 Edward r. Yearor.
surety.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
PRICES GOING Up
IN GREAT BRITAIN

l.ondon. June 2S.--ihc shortage OF
butter, bacon and oggs. oi which onor
nous continental supplies arc held up
at nuh ~ the seanou strike, Ii
affecting the prices ol provisions IN
Lngtaua.
Millcrs are giyins notice 20 thoie
q npioyta 10 qu,t wUrR ia cUnst <Spncc
Oi the sioppagv oi the supplies ot
wheat
\ congestion Of coal trucks ia all
the northeastern ports through he in
ability to load colliris Is disOrganiz.
ing the railroads.
The ship OwHcrs' aa5ociniiou of the
United Kingdom mct ia London this
afternoon and adopted resolutions ~
favor OF moderate increase In the
wages of Certail section OF the work.
Crs al certain points and recommend.
ed that the association FIX standard
rate for wages. The meeting. how
ever, opposed the deHanG for the rec
ognilion 0i lhc frcmcns union.
Tho ncnoral attitude Of ship owner
showed a weakening from that first
aHsu ned toward the strikers. Many
of their ships are overdue Ia sail ami
this fact, combined with continued
pressure on them lrom the board OF
tindC Ia effect 4 Cancellation. seems
to iudicat, ihat the struggle will not
be- much farther 'eolungcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
SENATE READY TO
REPORT ON MEMBERS

Washington. June % 'rhc scaa'"
comlnittcc on c3nsns rornN agreed to
report the congressional reapportion
mont bill without amendment rovid'
ing for t3S representative not Hiih.
standing possibly all the committee"
members had expressed themselves
as opposed 10 the Increased rcprcsen.
tatiOn
The bill provides for fori,.twO rep.
reRcntatlycs oyer the pres M number
and WIS framed so dH 90 prevent a
decrease or the membership from any
state Three o. the ten members pres
ent. senator ,atollotic. Dupont aud
Mclean. voted In thc nesauvc. hu,
while expressing diaa lpruyal oil the
increase thc other s,,eu d'cilri ~
To allow the house to have ils way in
tho matter -G peculiarly pertaining 80
It's own affairs The rCpoU VIII hc
Withhold for wcck io give SIR IN
Foil tc time to prepare minority
report which NH hc presented by
Scnalur i'allr!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
MISSING LINK IN
VOUCHER COSTS
TWO MEN THEIR
PLACES
Artist Got Only $3.50 of Order
for $245O and Clerk Said
Balance Went for Diplom.
attic Uses in China.
COMMITTEE WANTS
employees DISCHARGED


NY tscwtW. Ver0W " w. te0seu Wbet
Washington. June 2N--The dismis.
sal oi United tptes Consul William
~ Michael ~ Calcutta aud ghomas
Morrison disbutsing clerk of Tho
state de cparim,Di as tn, result oi the
recent Investigation 81 the Daypor.
tIait voucher Is recommended in a
report which subcommittee Of the
house committee ON expenditures In
tho state department will present 10
the full committee tomorrow Mr.
Michael formerly was chief clerk o.
the d.parl mont
The report was adopted at final
session ~ the subcommittee which
consists OF REPRESENTATIVES Ilamlin
~ Missouri, chairman ol the lull cum-
mi'icc. Dent oi Alabama aud Davis
oi Minnesota
The committee made an exhaustive
iny'stisaiiuu oi the circumstances
surrounding Che discrepancy between
So $50. Tho total amount Of . long
Ms sing vuuch 'r mad, on for the nay.
mout 20 Albert Roscuthal an rtisi.
for painting the picture of secretary
IA, and the s>50 he received. al
though ne bad 10 receipt tor the whole
amount named In lhc vOucher. Sec
rotary ot State knoN aud other OH.
cials testified regarding the matter
ana Nr Michael cahlcd an "Nplana-
fioh. which was submitted To the com
mlilce. The explanation was that the
balance probably Was used for con.
tingrni expenses Tor diplomatic scry-
ice IN CtinN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
CANE SUGAR men
FOR FREE TRADE
SAYS GILMORE
Member of Firm of Arbuckle
Brothers Of Brooklyn, Says
Sugar Beet Men Have Best
of il With Tariff.
tNy Es~nisg uerala \. q. LEASED Wtr~)

Washington june 2S.--W. q. GIL
more of the firm of Arbucklc
Brothers Of Broohlyn. told the hou.c
sugar trust" Investigating commit
t.o today that trade sugar wars IA
this country had practically ceased
and that conditions in the trade were
fair. though not ideal
"Whcro does the condition fan
short1' Hcprcsrntgtiy' Madison
asked.
"rhc cane sugar rctin'r- are not
making enough money.
Tie attributed this To- ovcr-produc-
ton, too much refining capacity. tho
ocot sugar industry a. now protcct-
cd. etc.
III Nr took the tariff OFT thu beet
sugar now what would happen %"
Cheaper sugar W. would opcrat.
VITA hell the capital aad the beet
sugar money would be Kept at hor,r
W. de- not like ii 'vhon the beet sugar
people. with q hot house protection.
invade our territory
'Thon you want free trade in
sugar."
PERSONALLY, ! am of that mind"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
bR|STOW DECLARES
PRESIDENT DOES
NOT REPRESENT
HIS PARTY
He Declares That i'll Urging
the Reciprocity Measure.
Taft Is Not in Accord With
Congress or People.
DRAMA IN SENATE
CUMMINS CALLS 1T
,B, E,.n,ne ucrn,a \. -. Leased wit-,

W. v - bf'N~sW ''''''
Washington, tune ~ Scnatui
Rrislow oi Kansas, iusurgent Rcpuh.
lican. In tudays reciprocity debate,
declared that President Tau does pot
represent the majority ol the Repub
lican party ON the RECIPROCITY bin
"He docs not represent the major.
ny of the Republicans IN thc house or
senate said he. and do not believe
he represents majority of the re.
publicaus of iho country"
The illhi 9eainsi Canadian reciWu.
city in tho senate formally was opuu-
ed today hN senator cum nins OF Iowa
who in presenting M n5cr ot
amendments 20 The bill denounced D.
us obviously injurious
lie protested against the "uBuIw.
ion nf legislative power by thc
president and declared ho aid no. 10.
licyc the proHideui could iaWWllv
make q proposal 90 Caanda o. rp.
cciyc one nom thai country He tc.
clarcd congress was The only poVor
that could make thy proposal for
RECIPROCITY senator Cum nins au.
nounccl hc would cooperate IN an,
attomp; To get lower duties In other
tarin bills.
l,oiorring go M, Canadian recipru6.
ty question "a "Ihr drama now ir
progress in tine scna'c at the GnitHd
states" Senator Cummius dclivorc :
speech on the reciprocity bill md
offered important amendments 10 rs
agricultural provisions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
MRS. N MANICAl
FACES CONTEMPT
CHARGES
When Her Attorneys Decline
to Let Her Go Before Grand
Jury, She is Cited to Appear
Before Court On Saturday.
90, evening ncram -. ,.n.ra wire,

tn Evening Herald \. y. i-ns-d Wire,
o.. IuEt.t.. tuIr 'N NttHch.e or
a. l-fIUt attorney ,.ncy uuuounr-
,a H0.N tntt every effort would be-
mHI. r institute contempt proceed
u.. iud1. HatIu-t Me pty, g. Nc
MUust unless -tr Vperi,uc, sud-
dom ,nma. uI front aud rsincrd q
Nugn. 90 answer questions nr-
Hr. tl. grand jury
yUIs l.loW.d ju, rrdiug ht tho
ot.ufe ur tnr announcement made
y CLrDur. = utr.oN. job Harri-
Wan. Ju.rpH SCOTT aud l.cc"mptc
Davis. attorneys for th, McNumarn
brothers thud tlcy would not p"rmit
Mrs Manlgul Goo gu tu th, sr.nd
ut, room again except d, direct or
d,r uf th, court
10, prosecution 3l-o alleged that
th, dcfru-, refused to- permit Nc
NInisul tle alleged confessed dyna-
mto cruep utor. tu scc bi- children.
despite 1is frequent requests.
.u.r ftc filing of contempt
Oomplu nt against Mira McManigai
followed thc definite refusal of her
attorneys t. rcrmut her to lpe5r be-
''i' ''' Ai'N' i''' '-'''''. y '''"''''
tur cont, mpt was issued and Mrs.
Nj M1u.sM ordered Go appcpr in
court saturday 60 show cnusc why
ea, should not bc punished for rcfus-
ing tp answer Questions
judR, liuttuu ordered hat tn,
cortowat proceedings b" heard h.
Judge Waltrr Bordwcu to Whose
court i1D VI Namara dvuEmit. cor-
spIiBt. DIsvs were assigned,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Wiii OUTLAW bki MONA
BANKS RESISTING LEVY

oa..,uu ca, Junr aN.--Open
warfU., between the state banks.
which uIi.n.biz,G apparently TO avoid
paying f.. prr cent guaranty us-
scssmcnt 'Nf.d i'm March. ana the
state hnu.u. ptucials was started
y"Atcrday
Bank ,omms-Ioncr d o. Lankfprd
announced that ,N'N national bank
which he h,I,.. 10 hay, drsctt,d
the ranks "a tU. state uauks O." avoid
tbc levy win u. -fr.tru FROM the iist
ot approved ii, au.I'.ri,s tar stato
banks after JAS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
ROADS Mlsr Ht;rOi;r
ACCIDENTS ~ FATAL

Washington. june 2N.-- The inter
state comm,rcc commission has or
dor,d that after July ! every common
carrier engaged ia intersiat" or ini
eign commerce bt railroad shalt im-
mcdiatoly after occurrence thereof re-
port by telegram Ia the commission
any collision dorailmont or other af-
cldont on 10 road resulting IN the
death OF one or more persons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Four Thousand More Employ.
es Join Demand 0rganiza.
tion Be Recognized Wages
Are Not at Issue Now.
BUTTER BACON AND
EGGS GET DEARER
Prices Are Going Up in Great
Britain and Tie-Up in Coal
Shipments Is Demoralizing
the Railroads.
~, E,.n,ng Herald 4. y. leased Wire,

NY sN""'"s ucrHid \. J.. leased Wire
Liverpool June 2S.--toul thonsand
ddilional dock hands joInco the strike
lodu, aud work al The docks here IS
practically at "A siandstill The Gun.
ART Canadian Pacific railway. Domin.
ion White star. i,llogman and other
combined lines are all equally at.
fcctvd.
There is no question of wages in
volycd 10 jhis extension ol the strike
movo non The ,lockmcn are lighting
aimpl' 'ur the recognition of tncir
union aud the Hon.empioyment Of non
unionista
The crews of the Haycriord. the Rct
star line ana other liners at the
docks h'c deserted tleir vessels IN
sympathy with the wha' employees
The lla}yrl0rd was due l0 sail iot
Philadelphia at noon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
SOLDIERS CALLED oDT
TO HANDLE STRIKERS

Amsterdam. Holland, June -
Work OH the docks practically ceased
foday The striking dockmcn are
paradng the streets und large forces
of cavalry aud infantry are guarding
he sheds
CartCrs employed IN moving cargoe-
threaten To JOIN The strikers unless
their paw If increased before Satur
haN niRAl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Boston, June 81. Harriet Kelly
stcNardess. OF the stcamyr Andrew,
vino porlshed when In, 81 umrr hurn-
ed sunday was discover at the in'
iuest Ia have been a man Who had
posed 80 years az woman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
HARVARD H0PEFULS
ARE GRADUATED
President Lowell Sits in His
toric Chair and Hands Out
Sheepskins to New Genera.
tion of Highbrows.
80, Evening u~rn'a N =. ,.."-~a wir~,

Cambridge. Mf-s june eS --iar-
Natd college ydrd was alive today
with alumni oi varying ages w.io had
r,Ulrled TO Cnmbridgr tn participate
in th, exercise. connected with tho
21ath annual commencement OF
Americas most yon.raoly educational
Institution.
tn. commence meut sp'uN,r~ ln-
oiUdcd Tak,uh komu of Mon
mouth. m. ,ndidut, tor tny degree
uf mt~tpr uf arts
AZ "a, conclusion of -b, disser-
,ious. President Lowell l,ft his clr-
tat.d scot uudcr tho canops OF tn
stage of IN, theatcr ana seating him.
,f boo thr ancient char in which
Harvard prcld,uts have conferred
d,et,cs for two centuries awarded
the dcgr",s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
GERMAN YACHTS
BADLY BEATEN
American Boats at Kiel Take
All Honors. the Fifth Car
rying With 1t the Cup o.
tered by the Emperor,
~, EVENING "cr"'a i, q hr.s.s w,.e,

~, I,.nins Vcraid \ q, Leased Wire,
klrl GvrmanA, June 2N.---The
American Yacht Bibclot won the i,fth
International yacht rae today tnd
captured the Emperor William cup
Offered fdr IA, winner oi thr series
ul Nnodrr class competitions.
ia, winner Of the cup Is owned by
Harry raync whitney, ~ the New
Nork Yacht cluh and q ", Emmons,
of the Eastern Yacht club.
The German yachts were badly
hcdtca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
TORREON PEOPLE
WANT MONEY
Claims hggregating More
Tnan Million and Half Dol
lars Are Filed Against the
Government Of Mexico.
,n, E,r.,sg i,-rn,d \. r i.n~cd Wire,

~ Paso. Tex. June sS.--Clnims tf-
grcgating more than million ANA a
hali haN, been filcd hN Turr,nn
McNiro, rest@.uls against tn Next
can gcVernm'n us result of the
captur. ynd lnoiing oi the city hy tie
insurrccios MnN -. Largest claims
are made by taincsc bank and IN
dividunl Chinese The buuN claim
lng s180.000 Including SOS. .uo" u tho
vaults which Was taken Chinese re-
form society and individual Chiu' So
claim sii5.oO0 damage to property.
Other hrgr claimy are Tomas IRE
vine. toss OF warehouse and contents.
>ll1.npe. Augustin Nciorcu aud
brothcr. a2.U0o. i.aguna casino sag,
900. Committee appointed ny Enilio
Madcro Is aolding daily ~cssiun add
jusilng claims and has adjusted siN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
BANKER MORSE TO
REMAIN IN JAIL
Court Declines to Release a
Convict from Federal Pris'
on at Atlanta on Habeas
Corpus Proceedings.
hsW. E,-s,sx Wsss'd 4. y. i-ssrd Wire,

W Ut. ENcWJNK VtfNW n " tVNseU WWr'
y Atlanta, Ga, June -s'-F'uui"'
lluds. Newman todaS denied the APP
, acalion OF charles W Morse Tor re-
Hase from the lcGural prison here on
"a writ of habeas corpus.
Unless thc court grants The mo-
tion .or al arrest OF Judgment,
Rclchmann viii be scatcnced neNt
Friday. Meanwhile hc continues nj
liberty under $4,000 bail
When The verdict WAS announced
Relchnann sho had entered court
this morning confident OF acquittal,
reelcd and would have fallen u "A
court official had not supported hi.n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
JUAREZ OFFICIALS
TO LOSE JOBS
Young Madero Going TO Make
Clean Sweep in Customs
Service Along United States
and Mexico Border.


N THEW. TN. JUN y F'UIV
M1esc, collector ot customs At
luarrl uud ,ntir, rJ,ium housc fore,
Nili De- removed D.. Erucsto Madcro,
effective July L. Maesc b. succv dcd
by Alnn1u j. Aspc. collector 40 por-
ilrio Dinz. nov Piodrl- Negrns Naco
and Aqua prieta, sonora ctistoms
officials also viii be removed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
TWENTY THREE ARE
FOR SALOONS
Out of 10 Cities and Towns in
Utah Voting OH Prohibition
Larger Ones Vote for the
"Wets."


salt LAX, Ciiy, luur ss.--out OF
thcllo cities ana towns IN Utah that
voted yesterday on the prohibition
OF the sale of liquor twenty -tArcc
voted "wct.
ia this city the vote stood Wet
li,ooS; dry a.323
ogden, tho second city ia The state
gave majority of 1862 IN favor "f
tho vets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
MILLIONAIRE WILLS NL
uuisrR NiTs DESTROYED

Chicago, Junc 2A,-DispOsing ~ a
$l,oJ0.0oo estate. sylvester T. smith.
former president OF the Denver.
Northwestern a Pacific. demands that
all portraits of himself and family be
DESTROYED Immediately.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
SENATOR WARREN IS
MARRIED TO-DAY
At Least He Secured a Ii.
cense to We'd Miss Clara lie
Baron Morgan of New York
City; Home in Cheyenne.

tO, CNcMteg Herald 4. J.. beNsed W0Vc'
NcN York, June Is .~-initcd states
senator Francis H. Warren. Of
Wyoming. secured a license acre to-
day TO Wod Mis. Ciait t.. Ruron
Moysan 81 this city. Today was
giNtn a. lho time for tlc ceremony
senator Warren gave his residence
a~ Cheyenne ana his age as sixty
seven Hc is pidowtr Miss Nor.
san sAid she Nps tlirty.fiVc years
"ld and daughter OF John sands
MORGAN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
JOHN v. GATES IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
American Millionaire Unable
to Sail for Europe Today as
He Had Planned; Seven Op-
eratl0ns On Throat


Fdris. Jnnr 3NI--Juhn " GdtVs,
the American millionaire. who had
grranvad to sail for America today
has been oblla Il L. postpone his de-
parture owing to serions illness. IL
has submitted to seven slight SUR
2ical opor ,tions IN ~ many days for
iu abe ,ss IA his throat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
MANCHESTER DOCK
HANDS AL co OUT

Manchester. England. June 2S.--
Three thousand doch nands here Join
ed the scamcn's strike today The
shipping business locally II paralyzo,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
IS
NEARLY READY
Agreement Between Great
Britain and United States
as to Adjustment OF Diff.
culties Is Prepared in Full.
tm, E,~n,n= mrrn,s =. a.. ,.-s.-d Wire,

Washington. june 2N.--Agter "a com
ference between President Tnfi and
Ambassador RNce of Great Brit
ala announcement was made at the
w hito House tiat the arbitration
treaty between the United states aud
Gr'at britain VAS practically come
plctr and with the exception ot q
few comparative unimportapt de-
tails thr terms of Ia, treaty had been
agreed upon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
BANK PRESIDENT IS
GUILTY OF FRAUD
Late Head of Carnegie Tru~, Conn
pans. u j. Proven, i,cn,icrcd faiec
starmcnt> ~ state Wfl,cr..


NV York. Juno --J0stph u.
tdchmann, formerly pr ,sideni ot the
,alnesir Trust company, was ioibd
guilty today of making il'S' state
menis tn IN. state banking depart
ncht.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17
Ferguson for Treasurer

Mr., G. B. Ferguson, of Beat
rouf announces this week for Couu-
ty Treasurer. He is a we'll known
cltlzen popular with all who know
nm and has legion of friends who
are rallying to his support.
Boliver Ferguson is a man who
has the confidence of the people of
MS County. He always meets his
obligations in every respect. He
asks that the voters of the county
give his claims consideration and
II the honor is bestowed upon him
he will be highly appreciative and
strive to give the place his best at
,ention.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17

ROs Bell
Bessie Barry Brunson
Herman Kinsey
Dorothy Moore
Dero Saunders
Kathrine Ware
Beulah Wallace
Edwina Wallace
Robert Wier
Frances Fox
FIFTH GRADE
Edna Robertson
Ruby Camp
Margaret Richey
Ehzebeth Smith
Mary Annie Woodland
Mamie Jordon
Airline Gill
Bertha Fulgham
Ben Boykin
Jno. Fetheaston Eckford
Augustus Hogan
Everard Lee
RandIe Bert Carpenter
Thos Uhiles
SIXTH GRADE
Louis Goodman
Roy Martin
Clifford Wallce
Anita Crumpton
Bessie Mae Miller
Dorothy Maxwell
Elizabeth James
Mildred Valentine
Minnie Saeles
SEVENTH GRADE
Bert Chambers
Justice Henry
Elizabeth Cunningham
~
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17

Misses Sam and Ruth Ferrell of
he |, /. & Q. at Columbus are the
cues is Of Miss Jnlia Hutto for a
Jew days this week.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17

Inc man who advertises steadily,
holds his own under adverse business
conditions and prospers to greater de-
gree when business Is good--whereas
the man who does not advertise regular
ly, gets hit hard when business is not
good, and gets hit proportionately hard
when business is good. The steady ad-
vertiser has the best Of it all the time. /,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17

The burial of Miss Virginia An
son billiard, a noble and much be
loved woman took place at the
Odd Fellows Cemetery last Sunday
afternoon attended by large num-
Der of friends and relatives and
were conducted by Revs. Brogan
and Jordan. A beautiful tribute
to this noble woman from her only
surviving brother, Hon. Geo. G..
billiard was read at the grave; this
the Times will publish in next is
sue
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17

Alice Perkins
Eddie Hale
Eazs Walter M Scales
Mary Evans Lampkin
sssas cs Lois Wallace
- Lillian Lamb II
-slaz. Charles l.. Chiles
1ssas a:.aa.s Warren Sudduth
aKatie Prince Ward
Fannie. Dele Eckford
4&Annie Laurie Mckay
...z@ Viola Bell
EIGHT GRADE
Norman Ames
Annie Dee Gladney
Lucia Storment
Joseph Lee
Loli Wier
VIM Carpenter
Ninth GRADE
Harris Wallace
Loui Lloyd
Letha B. James
Laurie Hartness
Adele Critz
Jennie Mae Hartness
Beatrice Cox
Elleyne Powers
Clayborne Howell
Meta Perkins
TFNTH CRAZE
Mattee Bell
Mary Cooper
Lncy Stiles
Mary Davis
N~~~~~~~~-~-~S~~>~>~s
Misses Sam and Ruth Ferrell
he |. /. & Q. at Columbus are t
cues is of Miss Jnlia Hutto for
!nU doyc tbic waaly
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17
letter, Salt Rheum and tc1ema

Are cured by ChAmberlain's Saive One anniica~
ton relieves the itching and burning sensation,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-17
Honor Roll StarkvilIe Public Schoo

Honor Roll StarkvilIe Public Schoo
FIRST GRADE
Jessie Buntin
Sam Fulgham
Robert Hogan
Harlan Logan
Simeon Pierce
Warren Storment
Andrew Waddell
Ruth Clardy
Mary Hale
May Price
Kate Riehey
Blanche Robson
Margaret Sanders
Elizabeth Sessums
May Louise Ward
Louise Wier
Sc JOND GRADE:
Thelma Bell
Seta Butler
Mildred Chies
Margaret Jordan
Herris Maxwell
Fell Nickel
THIRD GRADE:
Char!e Bell
Sumpter Camp
BESSIE Carr e-ter
Lucy EckfoGd
Ruth Fulgham
Parchman Henry
AueuStin Magruder
reeland Magruder
Catherine SIaI yhter =
Annie Laurie Ward
FOURTH GRADE
Tillie Bell
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-09-22
CENTRAL COAL & IRON CO.
& McHENRY COAL co.

The original reason for tapping the
Western Kentucky coal fields was to re-
lieve the congestion and coal famines
in Louisville occasioned by the freezing
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-09-22

jaccnt counties.
They also do contracting and building
and are prepared to give plans and es-
kind ana to construct them complete.
W. j. Bean. Manager, is a member OF
the Hartford city Council.