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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-03
A Peoples Opportunity

10 the course NJ human events ln
every community npp1ftuniiy comes
w. all men " fh1w by theif deeds
thrlf thlk and thcf lpHuenco. theif
faith and intent with relation w tue
flture development. prosperity hnd
wc.fafe NJ each particular section ltI
H. historical. VI course. that this COO.
dition applies and has applied where
ever things worth while hago been
undertaken and pushed b. q complete
aud successful realization ~ " also
equally truo that many thousands u
such cndeayofs and undertakings
have been iathercd, iostcfcd and nur.
tured IN the end that success has
failed 10 crown these efforts Even
where practical failure has resulted,
however these efforts have never
been lost entirely. They but serve 10
strengthen the determination OF the
real workers, aud each and every fall
ure serves 30 prompt them TO otheT
aud greater effort. Something akin
TO this condition Of opportunity u
now existent with the people OF The
Port OF PasCagoula, aud the manner
In which the men have taken hold Of
suggestions thrown out, and the en-
thusasm that marks their demeanor
Indicate that there lives uetsrmina
tion that the port shall be laRgar'
no longer, and that enthusiastic an'
harmonious cooperation shall brln'
into realization In the fullest Of al
those treasures that nature has $
bountifully provided. The time ha
gone by that people may SIT cor
tentedly aud quiet aud wait for tn
Invasion OF the wealthy outsider
develop the resources Of communit
TO their fullest realization, the marc
and turmoil OF modern progress ma
Ing IL incumbent upon the homo pc
pie TO take initiative aud show the
outsiders that they have nnlimitt
faith 10 their own community, III
presence OF this faith, even regardle
OF the at times mlsdirccted eiIor
towards It's realization, lmpresses u
outsiders with idle capital, aud 81
sincerity of a people impels that ca
nest investigation and inspeotii
that is a forerunner OF the Influx
desirable capital, brains and mode
methods aud machinery. 1t Is 9
sincerity OF the purpose behind t
endeavor, far more than the me
effort Itself, that carries the copvit
Ing weight and influence with t
men OF actual means--the emp
builders.
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Partisan Politics Wins.

Tuesday afternoon the depressing
news was flashed from Washington
that the members Of congress had
voted 10 favor OF San Francisco for
the Worlds Panama Exposition In
1915, defeating New Orleans by the
vote OF 1876 TO li2, New Orleans was
aud Is the only logical point for the
exposition. There, aud there only.
is IL possible to make this exposition
partake OF the international charac'
ter intended for 1t, and upon that
city the eyes OF the entire world had
been turned as the natural place for
selection, The selection OF San Fran
ciso, however, is due 10 perncious
political activity on the part OF the
nations chief executive, and follows
close Ia line with the pet project "
his secretary OF the navy who seeks
TO crush this section 10y closing all
her navy yards. The rankest OF par
tisan politics was played by the presi
dent and his advisors, but even with
this power OF oppression aud coercion
In an overwhelmingly republican con
gress IL took the fullest OF pressure /,
secure the necessary majority votes
San Francisco secured the votes, how
ever, aud that Is the main thing sh'
was after. That New Orleans lost |,
10 be regretted, OF course, but tina
defeat leaves the great old town
stronger contender for the patronag,
aud encouragement OF the wide work
than could have been the case hat
she been given her right and Jus
recognition by having congress d,
what all the world xpected-givet
her the exposition 1t behooves til,
public spirited men OF New Orleans
Louisiana and the South to see tina
an exposition is held in that city II
1915. aud that the resources OF thi,
God favored section are properl,
placed before the world, II viii no.
be like the men OF New Orleans u
quit under this adverse ruling o
congress. Defeat 10 the past ha
driven them to greater cndcavor; IL i
but reasonable to expect the SAM
from them 10 the present emergency
--~---- s---s - -.
join the Booster element You vii
be happier.
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V11Ile lOGEN |!
f(l tIll|vIl CUlll


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m~at Th~ eaotest 10 spes ~ sny
ssmsfsled yeses lsdy. ths sns sfsesy'
Ing the sfestest osmh~f N vetes
~laolss . hssd~me ssi1 sstsh sed
the roe e.mias sscyof ssttlns Fnlds
I,scdl~5 als smhseiIs is1th n these
prizes sss ~ sshlbItlso IN the wis.
doe ~ !. " Cranes js~elfy stsfe,
sod zoe NJ the voting boses u also
stationed there The psblIe is 10
yf,ed " inspect these two Prizes. and
large oumbefs have ssesdy sxamlned
them
Eyefy fuII psid admission " the
fis stadium sbow IN the midway
esfrles with " ten complimentary
votes. These votes cannot be dspos'
tied IN soy other box except ~ ths
stadium, but paid votes mar be DE-
posited In either " the other fouI
boses The voting boxes are Al
Youns's Drug Store, Palace Pbsf
macy, J. u. Cranes Jewelfy Store sot
". ~. Hughes Ladies' Specially
, Store. A. each Of these places small
. envelopes are provided into which th
voters place their money, writing tb
/. name OF the young lady for whof
!, they wish 70 vote on the outside q
: the envelope. H. IL not necessary I
!. indicate the amount In the envei0T
= nor the number OF votes cast, III
, coins In the envelope alone helm
taken into consideration 10 tabnI
ting the votes.
/, This voting contest, like the earn
!. val itself. Ia under the auspices
" Scranton Fire Company No. /, al
~ the proceeds go TO swell the cash
!. tile treasury OF tile organization. A
~ OF the contestants so far entered ia
shown marked activity, judging fro
=, the votes daily exhibited, but non
:. nations are not yet closed. T
=. voting ends ~ 1880 O'Clock on Satl
:, day night In the Big Stadium sho
A. and the winner will be announced
that time. II the lucky young ladi
" are present, their prizes will
awarded them on the spot, with
compliments OF che Miller Brotht
and Scranton Fire Company No. !.
:, Boost your favorite In the Carni,
!. Queen contest, make her happy
"a winning one OF the handsome priz
"a and help swell the treasury Of I
20 tire laddies.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 3l.--The follow
ing decisions were handed down by the
supreme court on Monday:
State Of Mississippi ex rel s. s. Hud-
son, attorney general, vs.. Warren Pig
gott ct a., conn issioners, Marion coun-
ty; reversed and remanded.
w. J. Perkins We. Msurepas Milling
company, Lsuderdale county; affirmed.
John Murray ". the State, Claiborne
county; reversed and remsnded.
Sid Ratliff vs.. State use, etc., Ophelia
Jackson, Lincoln county, affirmed.
Yazoo 4 Mississippi Valley Railroad
company VI. George Alexander, Tate
county; affirmed.
Mrs. Pete Mccarthy ct 81. vs.. A. A.
Smith et A., Pearl River county, a.
firmed.
ChAs. Opperman W. Chas. LittlejohD,
Warren county; affirmed.
Mississippi Central Railroad company
". H. M. Hannah, Forrest county; re-
versed and remsnded.
w. J. Smith W. w. N. Holifeld, Jones
couusy utsnussous
@. J. Wood ct 81. W. Mrs. Alice Lee
Mysr Osborne, Jones county; reversed
and remanded.
Gulf Compress company W. Newton
Compress company ct a., Coahoms
county; reversed and remanded.
d. L. Jones, executor, W. Mrs. M. "
Jones, Lcflore county; reversed and re-
manded.
K. r. Speiehts OF al. VI. B. l. Forten
berry, Jefferson Davis county; motor
sustained - TO bill Of exceptions, evi
dence and instructions, and overruled
- to remainder.
Polestock Lumber company vs.. Oak
vale Lumber company, Lawrence coun
| "; motion sustained and ten day.
granted to file brief.
julia James W. city OF Brook haven
Lincoln county; motion for certiorar
sustained.
L. Jones 70. city OF Brookhaven, Lin
coin county; motion for certiorsri sus
tanned.
J. II. Weston W. Hancock county
m0ston 70 advance sustained.
Albert Brown ". State, Lee county
motion to remand 10 docket sustained.
0. 0. Hampton ". State, Lafayette
county; motion for rule on clerk ans
tanned.
Illinois Central Railroad company VI
Q. w. and w. T. Clegston, Taliahatch hi,
county; reversed and remanded.
Eugene waldrop W. State, Copial
county; affirmed; Anderson disssn ling
r. w. Hardy, executor, W. D. D. Har
dy, guardian, Lincoln county, Affirmed
Commercial State Bank and TINS
company ". Andsrson-Tully company
afirmed.
J. n. Hodges 70. Bank Of Boonsville
Prentiss county; sfirmsd.
Hsrtsog 4 Longino ~. 7. -. EullsI
Rarnishss, Forrest oonnsy Alarmed.
r. N. Mage ". WUod-vfsGrd Lumbs
company, Himpsoa oouatys slismsd.
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Nights Of Unrest.
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me " the scfshton Fhsfmscy .Tn'
results ! fecslved from the Dss ~ th'
nfst lyis we're sil that cbuld have beet
desired After baf taken the con
tents of two boxea N Dosn's kIdne'
rllls. I ~ss witbnut any symptom 0
kidney compliant :
F0f sale NY OIL dealers Price 10 Gu
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Yofk, soIe SCENTS iJf United states
Itemember the name Doao's--an
take M Dther. blr
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classes. The postal commission tes'
titles that. mo sane man will deny
that second class matter IL the ifpne' |
date cause ~ great quantities. Of
FIRST class matter" Mr. Madden ana
Mr.. Lawsbe said the same tbi0g.
Meyer said that, ut IL known that
second class matter Il instrumental
In originating large amount Of other
classes of mail matter" TO what
extent this IL 20 cannot be deter
mined With exactitude, but the OF.
ncial figures given throw food OF
light on the subject.
There are four classes Of tpaid) mail
matter, first, second, third and fourth.
The lrst comprises letters and pOstals,
the second newspapers and period.
GALS the third circulars, and the
fourth merchandise
How, OF themselves, could the nrst,
third and fourth classes develop faste'
than the growth OF population? Does
not their extension depend upon the
business energy and the intellectual
: activity OF the people, and In turn do
, not these depend very largely upon
the circula tion OF the public press?
AGAINST PUBLISHERS.
VIII 1t, therefore, be deemed unrea.
sonabe to conclude that Of the s2O2,.
,, 08l, 1857 .o6 OF stamps sold for the first
: third and fourth classes OF mail mat
ter last year, $3.50, 100000 Of 1t origi
mated immediately, remotely ant
cumulatively from the second class
. How else than In some such way cal
y we account for the prodigious devel
opment Of the postal business, whic
y has outran population six-fold 0
more?
The late Senator Dolliver, at th
u American Periodical Association
y banquet, at the New Willard h0te
at Washington, a year ago, said: :
% look upon every one OF your litt
- advertisements as travelling sale
man for the industries Of the Unite
70 States"
d The amazing development OF tt
industries OF the country Is 10 a larl
CT measure due to second-class matte
y the great Increase Of second.cla
matter is due to the low postage rat
and the wonderful expansion OF tt
ho postal establishment is based chief
90 upon the widespread distribution
az newspapers and periodicals.
The foregoing figures are respec
no fully submitted; they are official; ~
US their significance can be interpret'
y by any intelligent and thoughtful pc
son in the presence Of these figure
" Is IL too much to claim that the 20
el eminent has never lost q dollar
Nv transporting second.class mail, that
nc is by far the most profitable Of 40
:. and that, were II withdrawn
IN greatly curtailed by an increased raj
's' the postal establishment would q
lapse into bankruptcyg
Nv In view, also, Of the foregoing q
'e' ures, it Is hoped that the governme
W will assume less antagonistic at
/, tude toward the publishing bushes
o. and encourage and promote the Giro
nv lation OF the public press rather th
cio repress and curtail 1t. Its obstrl
:" tive course has been pursued TOO Ion
having no base 10 justice, busine
lat foresight, or common sense.
MS. Let there be a realization and
,st awakeningl
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Correct Thou Art"

Prohibition means imported booze,
and less revenues for city, county and
state, vacant houses and less bust.
ness. We had an idea that prosperity
has its compensatlons, Ia providing
better times for everybody, aud pro-
hibItion most assurcdly hammers
prosperity Into a bifurcated hat
Nalchez Daily Democrat.
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II troubled with indigestion, consti.
patton, no appetite or feel bilious,
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial and you will be
pleased with the result. These tab
lets invigorate the stomach and liver
and strengthen the digestion. Sold
by all dealers.
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|hid aefaftfd fee pass ever me Colt
. shd ship island fdilfaad during ths
l fefad Ne occupied the governors
| chllf ono ea1bii.hment ~ thi'
/ htf should 10 have been 'actl ls ~
INty nv these common faBsefs, tbal
900 yDtef d1 h9t afcapt a. true anl
statenont merely made without th'
ltfgf that ceftain Individuals high "
tbat railroads onlcial family wyul'
bo only too clad 70 produce we're .
possible an 10 d.. 1t T. easy f0f then
Nv establish The truth ~ thelf claim
' lif there be- truth therein, but no
oven by insiouati1n have they pro
, ducod dates NJ The number NJ w
alleged pass, and every pass issue
= bears % number ~ Identification, an
V said number Is recorded by each an
: every conductor 20 whom II Is pr
sentcd w lieu " cash fare.
y MI Vafdaman has been patIct
y with an this misrepresentation. II
u felt secure that nothing renectit
" upon himself could be brought fort
% ~ he blded his time In The Issl
" Of January q, last, another campaIl
y cauatd ls nnilcd by the White Chic
" In the following signed statemen
~ a statement that rings true and def
u the men who are openly, vicious
W aud maliciously endeavurlnR TO |
u smifch his character aud pub
VI record:
u "Much has been said by word
n, mouth aud published Ia the press
IA. OF Mississippi antagonistic 20 me,
,a gardiug certain free pass, which
~ said was given TO me while "
no crnor by the Gulf and Ship Isla
ng railroad | have challenged the
Aft political slanderers to produce th
~. pass They have failed 10 do II.
Nov, | want 10 brand as In
las mously untrue and false the sta
IN. menL or the intimati0n, that | e'
he accepted from the Gulf and ST
=, Island railroad, in Mississippi
W. elsewhere, u free pass while ! Y
NY governor. Let the pass he produc
rch and II any there be In existence W
all. my name on 1t or whatever IL is
aa shall be glad TO have a cut made OF
'ou' and publish II 10 The Issue
ese Signed "JAs' X, VARDAMAN.
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MoTIcE!
Candidates For County Supsrln'
tendent OF Education.

An examinatIou for candidates for
Comfy superintendent OF Education
Will be held 81 the courthouse. Pssca.
goula, Miss., ON Is
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
March 3 and 4, 1911. Candidates viii b
examined on the twsive free school
branches, school Law and pedagogy.
State Board Of Examineru VIII orpc1no
. dlsintssested party 70 condoot % *
animation. II : candidates pr6eoEo v a.
90 he may take examlR atlo4 a ~ D0n{0
Superintsn olllce, JAokoo0, NM
0upssinl6ndenl E6n0o1lSn
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Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burd0ck Blood Btters IL the national
cure for 1t, IT. Strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow Of digest
i've juices, purines the blood, builds
YOU an.
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A few minutes delay In treating
some cases Of Group, even the length
OF time IL takes TO 70 for doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
way Is to keep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In the house, and NJ the fIst
indication Of Group give the child q
dose. Pleasant 70 take and always
cures. Sold by all dealers.
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CLEARED

CLEARED
Jan. 2,--Am. sch. Hope Sherwood, 522
tons, George u. Campbell master, for
Havana, Cuba, with $4,000 n. lumber,
val. 5000, by Mcintosh Lumber Go.
Jan. Z7--I,r. sch. AdonIs, 3i6 tons, Brown
master, for Georgetown, Demarara,
with $4,000 n. lumber, val. $s467, by
Il. N. Dantxler Lumber Go.
Jan. Tam. sch. Henrietta J. Powell, IA
tons, Pinder master, for Havana. Cuba,
with 2l5000 IT, lumber, val $3,776, BY
l.. N. Dantxicr Lumb Der Go.
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s~rrerp.
Jan. ai-sfif. s1h. Adsent, MI tons, a.,
Lawrence master, from Hsvsns. Cubs,
10 master.
Jan. sl.-Br. sch. hliian BIsnveit. 1pb
tons, H. Is Blanc master, from He
vsns. Cubs. 10 master.
netie master, from Marquis, y. r., u
Il. N. DantsieS f,umber Go,
feb. i--Bs. sch. Katherine v. Mills, AZ
tons. v. A. ssrty master, from Cufacas
u. w. T., 10 master.
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VESSELS IN PORT

VEHSELS IN POHT.
Br. sch. Katherine v. Mills, 2l6, Sarty'
Br. sch. Advent, 257, Lawrence.
Br. sch. Lillian BIauvelt, 1876, leblanc
Am. sch. GrifIin, 305, Jeanette.
Br. sch. Hornet. 37l, Miller.
Nor. blk. Castle Holme, 800, Halverson
Br. sch. Doris NJ. Pickup, 872, Bodden
Am. sch. Elizabeth Dantzler, 36i, Al
berts.
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Alias Jimmy Valentine

CONTINUED FROM PAGE L
CHAPTER VIII.
Y TITLE knowing ct the serious
conspiracy that was forming
but few yards away behind
- the thick velvet curtains, Val
entine gave verbal and mental battle
to the detective. Already he wns be-
ginning to see that the way Of the
transgressor was hard not only while
he was in the legal tolls. but also an
q he became free and supposedly in :
position to build q now life If be 70
desired. But Jimmy Valentine was
only at the beginning Of knowledss
Ct the conditions and trials and set-
backs he must face, for so long a.
men make laws and administer them
30 long Will the guilty and the limo
cent az well suffer and endure, some
times Justly and sometimes unjustiy.
This also is a law Of life.
Valentine went on to insist that b.
didn't know where Avery was hadn't
seen him since his release from Sing
Sing was glad Of H. didn't carr
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One OF the very best rolls for break
fast is a prompt roll out OF bed.
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there every day. If any man rises
and asks the discharge of the COM
mittee / will be there to oppose
him tooth and nail.
Il can promise the people, l
think, relying upon the support of
a democratic house, that the in
vestigation will continue to the
end"
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Prescription That Soon
Knocks Rheumatism

The only logical treatment for
Is through the blood.
The poisOns that settle in muscles.
joints and back, causing severe
pain. must be dissolved and ex-
PEELED from the system or there can
be no relief. This prescription from
a noted doctor Is said to be work.
ing wonders all over the country.
Hundreds of the worst cases were
cured by 1t here last winter. From
your druggist get one ounce of
Toris compound lin original scaled
package) and one ounce syrup of
Sarsaparilla compound. Take these
two ingredients home and put them
into a half pint of good whisky
Shake the bottle and take a table,
spoonful before each meal and at
bedtime" Results come the first
day. If your druggist does not have
Toris compound in stock he will get
1t in a few hours from his whole
sale house. Don't be Influenced to
take some patent medicine instead
of this. Insist on having the gem
uine Toris compound in the original,
one ounce, sealed, yellow package.
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WILL LINDSEY
RUN WITH
WILSON?

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 29.-
For president Of the United
States, Woodrow Wilson of New
Jersey; for vice president of the
United States, Ben B. Lindsey of
Denver.
Will this be the makeup of
the national democratic ticket in
1912?
Friends of Judge Lindsey are
urging him to allow mis- name to
go before the convention. Thus
far he has refused.
At a students non-partisan
national political convention held
in Fargo, N. D., Champ Clark was
nominated for the presidency. The
vice presidential nomination re-
suited in a unanimous vote for
Lindsey, by democrats and repub-
licans alike.
Lindsey is a great admirer OF
Wilson.
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Wife Appeals To
Higher Court

Daisy Morgan will appeal to the
U. S. circuit court of appeals at
San Francisco to override Judge
Rudkin in her suit against the
Northern Pacific.
The case was tried before Rud-
kin. The widow was awarded
$1,000 by the jury for the killing
of her husband in the South Ia
coma yards. But Judge Rudkin
set the verdict aside and gave
judgment for the company.
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New Cardinals
Congratulated

(By United Press Leased Wire
ROME, Nov. 29-Cardinal John
s. Farley, who with Cardinals
O'Connell of Boston and Diomede
Falconio of Washington, spent to-
day returning calls received from
other members of the sacred col
lege and answering congratulatory
messages.
The red hat will be conferred
on the three cardinals this after
noon.
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II Tacoma had been credited in
the census with 100000, the death
rate would be 81 to the Thousand
exactly the same as that of ABB
erdeen, which comes second in
the United States, West Orange,
N. j., being first with a record Of
8.5.
But Tacoma was "Duranded"
down to $4,000, SO her rate, &C.
cording to Uncle Sans dope
book is IL to the thousand.
At that Washington gets five
towns in the first dozen In the
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significant glance at his inter-
viewer, in evident reference to the
reported detection of Representa-
tive Martin w. Littleton, but you
can draw your own conclusions"
Have you considered the ques-
ton of postponing work because
OF the governments prosecution of
piled. mo court injunction
nothing-will stop the investiga-
the steel trust, recently filed?"
Representative Stanley was asked.
Most certainly not" he re-
ton, unless the democratic con-
gress so orders, and do not think
there is any danger of such ac-
ton.
powerful forces are at work to