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The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
Q. s. wARSEIPs TO RAVE INcIN.
 ESATosS.

Owsue ao the fact ths the litter oi refuse thrown rom hsttleship nay p7ou5e a cal by means oS which the enemy nay ascertain the direction ii Is taking. the Navy DePartment pro poses 10 install inoineuators on its Sas7s Du1as the world girdlins cruise of the nardeship fleet the slower service shtps reported that
 they had no difficulty in trailing he arala-S by uae Uae7 which fioated for miles in usei- wake Incinerato-s are now use5 oa British wArships - P-am the NovemNe- Popular Nechan- lcs Magazine
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

While walking the beach at Hatal' near tse midnight hour, the weather aa,ar cold and rainy W x. Smythe aae representative os the Sc-tpps Nc Ray Press ssSociauoO which Rews or. Euzauon cent S-oEdosst from wash 5a-to- tae famous Dt5k-oc-Dick Take story. sad to GoveraAz Clark. " . an convinced Of two things, govern or r-sJ hzt Jhe GuSEenheims did -oi seek so gs5a coaJ7oI o' Conroier hay Suythe hessrsted a minute ' And secoa5.~ oue-ed the governor.
 Second. that the damned bay isn't wo-E controlling,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

much as two hundred pounds 1T we believe the following Item clipped foom 6 Tacoma paper: When O, GoSS. who has spent two yeSrs in the TilR0od. came down the gaDgway he had a leather Poke containing near ly S50.oo0 sa gold dust the fruits ot his entire cleanup in the North,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

From ou- experience with Saolle- Shs7S su these waters. sf su the "l'- -rfz HchGaE ammunition was ship ps5 s0 wCod- it would greatly assist rG-e~uon. as 5t Is hard to burn z,ass-a- vhy not tu-nish the crew ws.N & few s2--nes. and have the aa-1ss broken. Gen they could no' 7ast
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

There Is more Catarrh in thk sec ton oS the country than al other diseases put together, and until he last few yesS was supposed to be incuTSble. FoC a great many years dOSbors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly tsilIng to cure vib lo- csl t-eatment. pronounced it incur able. Science has proven CRtarrh to D 6 constitutional disease, therefore requires constitutional treatment HalIs CEtar-h Cure. manufactured by F. J. CAeuey. & Co, Toledo, Ohio Is the only constitutional cure on the market IL is taken internally in de- see from 10 drops Co a JeasPconful It acts directly oo the blood and mucou surfaces oi the system They offer one hund7ed doua-s foT any case it fails to cure. Send for circular and tesG monisls,
 Fl. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo, O.
 Sold by DUuggssts, 7Sc
 Take Halls Family Puls for cons q paSoA
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
WHO OWNS AlAsXA'

The h.E 0S1e7s ST over Ae United States gre 5ssSussiaE esseorisUy 0e AASka sllazgoa The Portland Jour aSI says
 peo7gs v5A paPe- oosl claims ia NSsNA v2zi sae se-raoy opened on a SaSs os s,ss-7-oet oosL Seattle is caG og sAsz Po-aznd has few. Css C-eoozlaa Is one
 Thsy vazs Alaska run on he GaSseaas1 plan. Az sraele oo1 he New yo-k Wo-lE elSsvhs0e on thss 7Sye ssovs vaas IAss plan as They hope 5o zsssSEoe q GuzEeahe.m Of Js. a7oasA lae sac oS ael- paper slaams a sae sya55oals CT oshe-w1se Eoy ne psUy r7oS, Ssy hope for Sey are vEaaE 5o- AlSssS oo Heoone 1oaopolze5 and PsyE, oosS, Peo- Vls Se 5o-eve oolpauea ea 7sy Gs5- ule lo aEa7-oe5 ooAL Tass Is he ,-1 1s ne whole ooacove7sy
 Ia 5sse25sas ss p47e- ooG claims s- Alzssa ysSae-5as. sse O7ezoal&a Suoae5 Gove1o- Clark os Alaska ss Poovas statements sy John LS27o7, Gso75 F.-oao, and Ss1a-o- Poin6eH- as- a, ae u-eue sa, a sGovs-ao- Is nos a eoo5 vsGess- He was a7Pozt ct goye-po- EA-Eags-s ume by N- UzS
 RG-ae O. his seslmoly Is the wo-l5s a-aGs 2, SAys os Alaska uesho5s Vas World yes-e75ay pub 5Sae5 a sla-y os rcu wo~Smez os a }o5A oo-7ezy aal5-as a -al7o21 ta-oass kagslors canyon from Valdez ao ra-5aaSs ve-e fred 5llo and two @. -seu ks.eE- Hov -ae Saoolas uaS -sgel s5 a man named EaSsy, sD- pl1yel sy sas G-zssaae.2 aa-e7esa aou Ias ~Sye- usS aaas,y sentenced oz msu1- charge 1o serve oa.y IS u,asss an 7-aeaa aEls7 AgeRss os se .s--.e=a ans Hss made sve-g afs1=, so save aim fos= punishment how poEe,Al sag.sezos vraS suasesue--y S-oaazs so 5es- = Nasa.asloz os aSye ~as ,l-e5 SassS ss>u,, a,-o- asy a-l --a ,a.ae- Sa5s> marsha. vsAo usa-el .a Jle P7ose,uUoa removed @ou oaos hon gsy were re7laosd va sassaasesa agGo.aaees. and aov sogszag7sz.7s- -saseSa-ps and zA->aA-sz-ss az Az-SAs show ne la- 5.le-1s os zs >-asseaae.a ase7esls-
 ll IS oz les-zo4y G7o4 suoa a soa-,s zzs le o-sSoalan seeks to azs>.e-.5 aea zao want A-aSsa 50 oge-e- -ai ra,sas yoAs, Peop.e viu set g. ooS sgs ss sas-ea1 os ss so- 5o- s.g. .s le s,e7Ase 4Sl- such ues--l,.g .S auS ools-G,ls "aeE
 ....,.-..s s...--ay Sa- Sa -DsAs.A 4-a7S-4 are ryuoye1 TOT SC sar.-A a. .s-zo-,lS sentence tor a z-71s-s-. a-.l "a l.susuS sJso-uey and a zz>zslz. sz.eza,y aa >lG1seaae-1 lz-e7- sss s-sS-...gl ,l-S4sl o.eseaae.ll .a14-y-ve as ,,A>a-z-..Dl- csslmoay s7oz -ol-lsa. so,l-oss .s aoi 50 gs-s,S14s as -esl2o-y f7ou uaoas- -a- sol7oes
 Az ess0-, to bald az independent -S.7oal 5esvesz Va-aez ana Far oazss vas 1eses-eG by euzplay. Two &gcyes O. Ile -ale7eaaeas CouqAzS were ug0ae7e5 The oSuce7s, vao Ia he P7o7s- 5sseaa1se ot 1hel- d0- Res se5g7e5 FaaasaDeas os the man lo vaou ae shoolas was traced were sanzz-y dismissed through GuESezselz Lasgezoe. and sUcoeSso5 a7Polaaet q; IS drama lhA, nay vel lead lae 7eo7le os he Uuiles States Co lnSas7e usz he New No-k wo-d aWa5 owns Alaska. Has i1 been turned over eo the GUEgenhe.n syaloa1s for ies private use and pro at.
 Wat os sOSs vh0. because Aey have ga2s- oos- claims he0e want Alaska oPeue5 o- & NsSss e cOal a. 6GEEeaAe.z p1oeS instead q & o'sl
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
 LAXATIVE BRUNO oUTNINE, he world wide Cold and Grip remedy re moves cause Cal for full name. Look fo- signature K, W. GROVE 2S
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

Dere seems e Se 10 Enit so the poSs5sle leas2 and sise o5 6 heSShe7 PSSe.soae os vbioA IUsS hol6 Es
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
MOORE,S MRRRE co.

W. P. & Y. Route and From This Dock
 REGULATIONS opss delivery ohAndise Ps-ishNhes ONLY delivered on Sunday or
 
 SHIPPERS (pSpers obtained U. oEIoel deivNed before freight v be on wharf this hour. BAGGAGE-Tols viii be collected CHECKED BAGGAGE oNLG g-i7s when unchecked The gate public when be opened only have diembarked Wharfage Tariff application office dock D. O. Box IFS. J. SHAW, General Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

Daily AIstkRn-Only Sl a month.
 Location notices, placer and quart Or safe by the Daily Alaskan q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
MONTICELLO RYE
 PEBBLErOED RYE

GIBSON RYE Bottled lu Bond. In Bulk or Ia Bottles. At Che Board Of Trade e. S5C for a home cooked meal quick, clean service Wherc2 At the New Home Restaurant, Tfh Avenue, haIt a minute from Brosdua.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

QUICK DELIVERY l-UHE 90 Baggage, coal and wood delivered 1Pou thortest notice day and uiaat
 K. FRETDENTHaT
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22
Hurried the Prisoner Away.

Fearing that summary vene-
gance might be wrcaked on an in
mate of the jail, All. Freeman,
Sheriff james after consultino
higher autho tiles and deeming if
advisable to take no chances. used
precautionary measures last Tnes.
day night m removing Freeman TO
a place OF safety. Shortly before
midnight, accompanied by Consta
bio John Davis, Of Self Greek, and
Night Policeman Rufus NickeIs .
big automobile was chartered and
The prisoner rushed to West Point
Judge Carroll Of this judicial dis
trict called ~ tie sheriff Of Clay
county, and ordered that official 70
transfer Freeman to Aberdeen for
safe~keeping. On last Sunday
Adolphus Sherman, living near
Maben, came here and swore out n
warrant for assault before Judge
Reynolds against Freeman. 1t is
alleged that the latter, in company
with Miss Emma Sherman, fifteen
year-old daughter of Mr.. Sherman
were returning from church last
Saturday night. Some dis. ance
from the home, it is alleged, Free.
man asked her to marry him. She
refused, saying chat she desired to
continue attending school. He
then made an improper proposal
which she rejected. He then, it is
alleged, threatened her life, and
under this intimidation accom-.
plished his purpose, il is said,
Freeman WAS a atwdeSer, with
four childrep, tw1 boys and two
girls. ppfing tie recent election
lie was i ean lilale for Supervisory
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

1t is now only two weeks, Oct, 3.
+ and ., until the Oktibbeha Conn
ty Fair will be held. With the
best premium list ever offered a
most interesting Race program
each day and the promise of the
best Live Stock exhibit ever held
IN the County, our people should
rally TO the support of this years
falr and make it worthy of old
Oktibbeha's resources.
Farmers are urged to prepare
Exhibits and have them in place
by III O'Clock of the first day of the
Fair. Any good farmer has soma.
thing OF Interest to offer and even
though the premiums won do not
fully pay for the trouble of max.
ing the Exhibit the other benefits
derived, both to the exhibitor and
the County, will more than pay
any one for making an Exhibit. a
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22
The THIEF.

The Thief" that powerfully
gripping drama Of woman who
steals in order to make herself at
tractiye in the eyes of her husband
produced two years ago at the Ly-
ceum Theatre, New York, will be
seen ut the Opera House for one
night only, Monday, Sept. 25th.
1t tells the story of Richard Voy-
sin and his wife, comparatively
poor, who are visiting their rich
friends, Raymond LaGardes, and
Madame LaGardes. There is Il son
Ferdinand LaGardes, who is in
love with Madame Voysi1. She
laughs at his ho%ish passion. A
thief steals 2l,00O francs from
Madame LaGaryles. All indications
point to Ferdinand, the son, and
in a remarkable dramatic scene he
admits the theft. Then follows
the second act. In many ways the
most remarkable act ever seen on
an American stage. But two peo-
plo arc ou the stage, Richard Voy-
sin and his wife, the chief char
a"'PrS IN this overwhelming, dra-
naiia gem For Iightness to love
lhe ha>ban, assisting his wife in
removing her wraps preparatory to
@f'iog the eeenp develops until
The wfr nl'esfianrd By the hns,
= .d " = b. 4"tce Whereby sli"
Is ah'r lo idly ge',nS and unt,tl.
qlraru'Y < sn,'l c,a.;l., texture, il
$50 y ~-, ~, lie, and lot
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

coed cause shown, this Ordinanc,
Shall lake effect and be in folct
from and after its passage.
The above Ordinance was read
and considered by sections and tie
vote on its final passage was taken
by yeas and nays, all voting yea
Ordinance passed.
Bridges moved and Clardy sec.
ondcd that tie following Ordi
nance be adopted:
AN ORDANCE prohibiting the
diving or running of any vehicle
or vehicles and load weighing over
1000 pounds upon any Macadan
street within the corporate limits
of the city of StarkvilIe, Mississip-
ppi, and fixing a penalty for the
violation Of said Ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City Of Starkville,
Mississippi:
Sec. 2. ANY person found gull
ty of violating the above Ordi-
nance, shall upon conviction, be
ined in any amount not exceeding
$50 90 or be imprisoned not ex-
;eeding 10 days or both.
Sec. 3, That OF necessity and
rood cause shown, this Ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after this date.
The above Ordinance was read
and consider ed by sections and IA
vote on its final passage was taken
by yeas and nays. All voting yea,
except Howard, he voting gay.
Ordinance passed.
Board took a recess until to-
morrow night. All voting yea
Board then adjourned.
p. G. SuDDuTH, Mayor
N. wv. FULLER, Jr., City Clc,k
go tie Hon ayor an,l l}o ,rG
of Aldermen, Of the Git. Of Stark
vile, Miss.
Gentlcmen: J. 9. Page was
at;$lly elected Aldermen of war,
i,sou September ID, aud vas Gro.
! ~ ~
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met in special
session on the 18th day of Sept,
in answer to an appeal and legal
call by Mayor Sudduth for the
purpose of passing an ordinance
published below. and installing j.
g. Page Aldermen elect from
Ward No. 4, to succeed DR.. j. p.
Montgomery, resigned.
Pridges moved and Clardy sec
onded that the following Ordinance
be adopted:
AN ORDINANCE prohibiting
the running or driving of any ve-
hicle or vehicle and load weighing
more that $500 pounds upon the
Macadamized street within the &C r.
porate limits of the city of Stark
vile, Mississippi, unless said We
4hicle is equipped with rubber tires,
either solid, cushion, or pneumat-
ic, at greater rate of speed than
two miles per hour, ANA fixing
penalty for violation of said Ordi-
nance; BE it ordained bv the May
or and Board of Alderman of the
City of Starkville, Mississippi:
Sec. ]. That it shall be unlaw
ful for any person or persons to
run or drive any vehicles or vehi-
Gle and load weighing more than
$500 pounds over any Macadam-
ized street within the corporate
limits of the city of Starkville,
Mississippi, unless such vehicle
shall be equipped with rubber
tires. either solid, cushion or pnu-
matte. at a greater rate Of speed
than two miles per hour.
Sec. 2. Any person found
guilty of violating the above Or
a;pance shall, upon conviction, be
: Ned not more than $25 90, or by
mprisonment of not more than ten
days, or both.
Sec, 3, That II necessary, and
M Y
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

II by Mayor p. &, Sudduth, as
provided III Section -, Constitu-
ion OF the State Of Mics.
2. g. SUDDUTH, Mayor.
n. W, FULLER, ,Jr., Clerk.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

lie people in the western rart of
tae county, where the deed was en-
acted, are highly wrought up.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

the son of their friends, stole IL,
Il 900 francs from Madame La.
Gardes.
She pleads that size took the
money to make herself look beaut,-
fuI, attractive, and interesting in
the eyes of her husband, who has
Often admired the gowns and hats
OF her friends. SO deeply did she
love him, that the thief WAS not
too low for her to sink to please
hlm. He criticizes her severely
and threatens to leave her, Then
follows a scene which can not be
described in words. It must be
seen to be appreciated, The third
act depicts her public confession
ana her decision to start life anew
with her husband in South Amcri-
ca, he being so disgraced through
his wlfe's sin, that he decides to
leave the country.
From curtain to curtain. THE
Thief" holds the spectator in n
grip Of steel. not only by the
strength of its story and its great
human appeal, but by the many
surprising twists of the plot and
the'numerous scenes which call for
acting of the highest calibre.
e0~o~~~~~~~~~.~S~~
The recent contest in Main be-
tween the Prohibitionist and anti
Prohlbltlonists was one of the
closest ever known in the history
OF the country. For days the re-
suit was III doubt, but ii has final.
ly been definitely settled and the
vets have carried the state by
only rs majority,
I~N~>~~~~~o~~~o-~r~1
The ". &. I. 7. will meet With
Mrs. ). w. Pope Monday afternoon
Il 3;3 rs r. S@
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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22
NOTICE,

All white teachers are requested
e open school on Monday, Oct.
9Th, where it meets the approval
of the Trustees. 1t is very de-
sirable to have all the white schools
of the county, begin on same day.
so as to have uniformity.
Negro schools will begin Mon
day, the 10th of October. vi,
All teachers must sign contracts
before beginning school.
w. HI. MILLERs !
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

Mrs, Powers and Mrs. Tarry..
left Monday for Nashville, and
other points in Te9nesS,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-09-22

The ". g. I, Y. will meet With
Mrs. } w. Pope Monday afternoon
ii 3;3
Evening journal., 1911-03-08
THAT PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION.

II HE MORNING NEWS has come out emphsti-
II cally in favor of a Public Utilities Commits
sion for this city. Mr.. Moores bill embraces the
entire State, and there may be a conflict TO
whether the city alone or the entire State should
have such body We think it should apply to
the State
Practically all the Republican newspapers Of
Delaware are now in favor of Public Utilities
Commission. None of the Republican news
papers that we have observed is opposed to the
idea. The platform of the last Republican State
Convention called for consideration" of the
measure.
Has there been serious favorable consideration
OF such commission by the Republican State
Committee or have some members of the com.
mittee been trying TO thwart serious consideration
of it On the part of conscientious members of the
Legislature? So far the plan for Public Utilities
Commission has not been debated in the House
or in the Senate II will be- we fancy, before the
Legislature adjourns that is if those Republican
members who think the party SHOULD stand by
every plank in its platform have their say-if they
stand by their guns
AS we have said before when the Republican
convention met the question of how TO deal with
our public service corporations not acute. But
there were some men in the convention who knew
that il would come before the people before very
long. And it was not long before there mer-
ger, and there may be another merger The Sus-
sex Republican has some information TO the effect
public utilities Of Wilmington in one large hold
ing company. We do not think that such
scheme, if there is one, is likely to go through
because of course the telephone and telegraph
companies are not to be associated with the rail-
way and the lighting company.
However this may be- since the last Republican
State convention there has been much talk about
our lighting rates There has been grumbling on
the part of the users of light and there has been
prompt reply and argument on the part of the
lighting peope--Mr. Crosby. The Board of Trade
Committee has declared in favor of a Public Utili-
ties Commission Some of the managers of the
companies have deeuared for IT, because they think,
we suppose, that it would be a tribunal before
which they as we'll as the people could secure JUS
tice and better understanding would be brought
about.
We shall have a Public Utilities Commission be.
fore many years, but why not now?
We beg leave to remind some gentlemen who
are active in Delaware politics in both parties that
the day of ostrch-like politics in Delaware is
passing The people are not in humor to be
trifled with much longer. They want pledges
carried out.
Evening journal., 1911-03-08

ed mammoth bettermeuts and i'm
provements; it has made no outlay
that was simply lavish. In conse-
quence il has been financially sue
cessful. so that the years record will
be gratifying to the holders of the
roads securities.
One of the mighty achievements Of
the year has been the completion Of
the great tube. The shooting Of trains
under the rivers that make Manhattan
Island, with respect to the Jersey
shore and Long Island, is a feat that
is Imagination arresting. The tun-
neling of rivers is a modern form of
railroad advance and the Pennsyl-
vania has been a pace setter by its
great engineering enterprise.
While the system has done brill
liant things it has done things less
conspicuous, bpt all to the end o;
maintaining the prevailing high
standard Of the road for the best kind
of bed. the finest rolling stock and
the most competent road force. The
progress made upon the new Union
Station here is gratifying, and it is
to be hoped the Pennsylvania will
still haye much in store for' Balti-
more. The report will repay care
full perusal.
Evening journal., 1911-03-08
With the Paraura pliers

Regardless Of the legal merits Of the suit brought by
Jack" Binns OF wireless fame against moving
picture concern, his refusal counenance efforts 20
"eommerciaze the public respect" for him reveals an
admirable modesty
sheehan says he is in the stay. which seems
20 be about he does appear be able do
anything ese.-Louisyille Post
tits wonderful age live in; therefore tits barely
possible We may live to see genuine tariff revision
Atlanta Journal
Talk about war and military preparations is a sur
vya Of the days when ancestors went around
a-fours-Atchison Globe.
and to his pocket is through bis appendxGslveston
Colonel Bryan has yet expressed his opinion re-
gardng the Canadian reciprocity measure He may be
waiting to see how Harmon and Gsynor line up.-St
Louis Globe-emocrat.
Reports from the East lead us TO believe that Doc
Cook frost in vaudeville But Il will take mighty
cold reception 10 give him cold feet-Mwaukee Sem
tinel.
The Kaiser appears conspicuously again in the cen
returns showing that there 64,S96SS1 people
Germany.-Boston Globe
SO far as an extra session is concerned There are
several excellent golf links right here in Washington
Washington Post
There said to be 100000 persons in Nhe world
who are needlessly blind, counting those who think
mat i@orimers election an ornament to this COM
monNealth. Chicago News
Evening journal., 1911-03-08
WEDNESDAY. MAR. 8. 1911
ONE JUDGE COURTS.

HE SENATE at Dover has passed the House
n bill providing for an amendment 10 the con-
stitution so that one judge may conduct sessions
of the State courts excepting in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer and in the hearing of contested
liquor license applications
The latter is desirable exception, for no change
IN the present method OF handling the liquor Ii
censes is wished by the people of this county.
In ordinary criminal cases there is no valid rea-
son why one judge should not conduct the court
In other States this is done and il has often SEEM
ed foolish that all our Judges should be tied up
in hearing minor cases in which no great points
of law we're involved. The business of the courts
is increasing and unless some change such as that
provided for by this bill shall become operative,
the courts will be in danger of being clogged with
business.
The measure which has now passed both Houses
will without doubt be signed by the Governor. 1t
has the approval of the Judges themselves and
of almost everyone else who has looked into the
matter.