The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-28
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ger, fifty-flve years
old, committed suicide at Hazleton,
Pa No cause was assigned.
Attorney General Webb of Califor
MIA has ruled that women cannot serve
as jurors in that state, the question
having been raised as the result of the
equal suffrage constitutional amend
ment TO the constitution of alifornia.
you must attend church every
Sunday for the next ten wears, start .
bank account, join the Y. NJ G. A,
quit drinking and smoking aud be in
bed e, cry night at Q o'clock. Judge
Collingwood at Lansing, Mich, has
required this of Frank Gallagher,
twenty years old, who pleaded guilty
to breaking into drug store and
stealing bottle OF whisky, and whom
he placed on probation for the mex,
ten years.
Because he wants future indiana
women to continue to be beautiful is
one of the reasons assigned by DR.. j.
N. HDrly, secretary OF the state board
Of health, for issuing an edict against
The use OF chewing gum in schools oil
Indiana. "Chicle tends to e We the
schoo! girt who becomes an habitnal
user ugly facial lines, which remain
TO spoil d,mples and other beauty
spots In the young woman's physiog-
nomy," says the secretary.
Hobble and tube skirts and other
tight fitting garments are given as the
cause Of tuberculosis by DR.. Herman
Spalding, chief OF the Chicago bn-
reaa of medical inspection. He sng-
gests that sizes In coats and under.
clothing be purchased about four sizes
larger than those accustomed to II
they have been tight fitting. TO the
womhn who has been wearing tight
fitting skirt DIR. Spalding recommends
forgetting the styles and ordering a
hoop skirt.
John Sanford Barnes, president OF
the International Railroad company
and of the st. Paul and Pacific Rail
road company, died at his home in
New York He was born ct the West
Point military academy seventy six
years ago and was educated at tho
naval academy at Annapolis. In the
civil war he served in the navy, and
commanded four war vessels After
the war Mr.. Barnes became head OF
the naval academy department of eth
les, retiring to take up the practice OF
law In New York city. he then he
came a member OF the Wall stree.
banking firm of j. S. Kennedy & Co, !,
devoting himself TO railroad securi-
ties,
At Peoria, ILL.,, little woman was
fined So on charge of interfering with
Frank Cook, policeman, seven feet
In his stockings, ia the di scharge oil
his duties. She blew cigar smoke in
his face. He is traffic officer
An automobile bearing two women
and three mea plunged from the Col.
orado Springs road near Denver and
turned over twice, ending its flight at
the foot OF forty-foot embankment.
Occupants escaped injury except w.
q. Moore, manager of the Metropoli
itan hotel of Fort Worth, who was
slightly bruised. The remaining oc-
cupants were Mr.. Moore's wife, John
r. Townsend and wife OF Denver and
the chauffeur.
Chief Justice White refused TO pass
on individually the granting OF q stay
in trial 81 the Chicago beef packers,
referring the attorneys making the
application to the entire bench owing
to It's Importance. Attorney Miller
says application will be made to the
entire court at its first sitting, Dec. 4.
Mrs. Pethick Lawrence. leader OF
the suffragette demonstration at Lon.
don Nov u, was charged In the Bow
street court wife striking policeman
In the face and obstructing offic RS Ia
the discharge OF their duties and SEN
fenced to one months imprisonment.
When arrested Mrs. Lawrence strug-
gled for fifteen minutes.
Crown Prince Gustav Adolph OF
C~,oda,, was succes siullv oDerated m