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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

For the alleged theft of 80 pounds of
Ieathers, G. Rush must stand trial in the
his appearance while the case is pending.
He was arrested several days ago and
ing in Judge Garver's court the defense
declined the privilege of introducing testi-
nony.
Because he struck his wife with his fist,
breaking her shoulder blade, May Young
has brought suit against John f. Young
month alimony. Young and his wife start
ed on their matrimonial junket a year
ago, but it wasn't a success.
Minnie E. Griffith who is seeking a d.
vorce from James M. Griffith, has asked
the district court to cite her husband for
courts order to pay her temporary all
mony while the case is pending.
A bundle of chiIdren's clothing was
found in alley Off Crane street between
Madison and Jefferson streets early this
morning by f. FL. Waite and turned over
to the police
Lee More and Henry Thomas, negroes,
were arrested at 1880 last night by Off
GERS England and Frazer who booked
negroes denied the charge and will be tried
this evening
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Ritchie has sold the
property at 732 Kansas avenue to the
Wills Norton estate. The deed has not
yet been accepted pending a delay in
fixing up the title. Harold T. Chase adj
ministrator of the estate, made the pur-
chase.
Lowest prices on framing. Coe Bros.
Cut Rate Art Co., S2s Kansas avenue.
The first days payment of taxes total
led $40, 1889, ard was one of the best first
day payments of taxes in the history of
the county treasurer's office. A steady
line of taxpayers were in line in the treas
urer's office today awaiting an opportuni-
ty to pay Shawnee county their annual
debt.
Next week will be busy one at the
Commercial club. Aside from the usual
numb Der of committee meetings, the Ad
club will meet Tuesday noon, and the
real estate men will hold a session
Wednesday noon. The committees maxi
ing arrangements for the adequate hand
ling of the 5000 teachers who will be in
the city will have their hands full.
AS a completion of his report on the
milk question DR.. George f. Babb, city
milk inspe etor, announces today the
percentage of butter fat contained in the
milk delivered by two dealers-the To-
peka Pure Milk company and Carl
Snyder. The milk delivered by the form
er tested 4 2 per cent butter fat and the
latter SO. The legal requirement is 3l3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Special to the State Journal by Independ-
ent Telephone Co.:
Ottawa, kan, Nov. 3.-The ottawa high
school football team outplayed the eleven
from the Topeka high school and in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Of the gas company that the ticking
Of the meter in the basement woke up
the baby in the second story of the
house,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03
THE WEATHER RECORD.

The following are observat lions of the
United States weather bureau for the
"a hours ending at O'Clock this morn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

We can please you with Glasses at a
reasonable price. Chas. Bennett, Doc
tor of Optics, 9o6 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03
TOPEKA HIGHS LOSE.

Ottawa Scores Ten Points in the FIR
Half.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Lowest prices on framing. Coe Bros
Cut Rate Art Co., S2S Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Because he struck his wife with his fist
breaking her shoulder blade. May Young
has brought suit against John f. Young
In which she seeks a divorce ana $25 a
month alimony. Young and his wife start
ed on their matrimonial junket a year
ago, but 1t wasn't a success.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Mrs Elizabeth F. Richie has sold the
property at 1872 Kansas avenue to the
Willis Norton estate. The deed has not
yet been accepted pending a delay in
fixing up the title. Harold T. Chase, adj
ministrator of the estate, made the pur-
chase.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

vorce from James M. Griffith, has asked
the district court to cite her husband for
contempt in that he has not obeyed the
courts order to pay her temporary all
nony while the case is pending.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

A bundle of children's clothing was
found in an alley Off Crane street between
Madison and Jefferson streets early this
morning by f. Fl. Waite and turned over
to the police.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Lee More and Henry Thomas, negroes,
were arrested at 1880 last night by Off
GERS England and Frazer who booked
them for gambling OF shooting craps. The
denied the charge and Will be tried
this evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

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Section Director.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

MONUMENT IS UNVEILED
Woodmen Circle At Escatawpa
Honor Memory Of Mrs.
Horace Nelson.

The Woodmcn Circle OF Escatawpa
last Sunday afternoon unveiled their
monument to the memory OF Mrs.
Horace Nelson, the impressive cere-
monies being attended by a large
number OF members Of the Circle. the
Woodmen o: the World and their
friends. Hon. y. p. Harrison, con-
gresham from this district, was the
unveiling orator, and the brass band
Of Scranton Fire Company No. pro-
vided the music.
The monument, In keeping with the
requirements OF the organization, II
a neat, simple, but touching trihut,
to the memory OF the departed mem
Der. Congressman Harrison delivered
an eloquent and touching tribute IL
his address. A large number Of Pas
cagoula people attended the unveiling
returning to their homes In the lat,
afternoon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
MR. RUSSELL PROMOTED


Lsmsf Ils.s.li. msesssf ~ tss
upmbrfised 'rslephooe snf Teles.
rrh uompsay IN ths elfg ~ fhs
psst gesf. hss been promoted h. ma
infringement N fhs enice N flnlfpoff.
shlch osffies VITA n the District
nitnssement ~ The cpssi. me ehsase
" effective ~ soos a. me chanee can
BE- perfected
Mt Flosseli came ~ rssosvouIs
from Port 0lbson. Miss which "a. q
promotion 70 him. md he hes suc
ceedtd IN building up q splendid busl.
ness here In leaving this city he
goes to succeed The msnsgef In uulf.
port ami 10 take the district manage.
ment of the sulf coast territory. Tho
change. while a supflse tp him, IL a
distinct promotion, and for that fea.
son is not unacceptable iie will stlll
nave a supervisory charge over this
district and Will be In the city nj IN.
frequent Intervals ~ IL understood
that he viii he succeeded here by Mr..
Bellewett, present cashier at Gulfpoft.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
Ak about our Pressing Club.
Cowgirl



Mrs. ). J. Simms spent last Satur-
day 10 Mobile.
Mr.. s. T. Stevens spent Sunday 10.
Biloxi with his brother.
DR.. B. f. Duke Is visiting his son,
William Duke, at Hattiesburg this
week.
Mr.. Arthur Allen spent Sunday
with his family 10 this city, returning
To Mobile Sunday night.
Messrs. George Granlund and Wal
ter Becht spent Sundayiwith relatives
10 this city, returning TO Mobile the
nrst OF the week.
Misses Laura Hsvens, Georgia Ha.
vens, Cecilia Todd, Florence Lamb,
Pearl Gauttcr ana Mrs. J. e. Barclay
OF Gautier were 10 the city last Satuf-
day shopping.
Mrs. Ada Thompson 0f New Or
leans arrived 10 the city Sunday morn
Ing. being called to PascagOula be.
cause OF The last illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Gautier.
Mrs, John O'D0nohoe OF Breaus
Bridge, La, was called 10 the city tht
tlrst Of the week because Of the fata
illness OF her mother, Mre. There's
Faysrd Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tarnsworth ans
lthetr children, Robert and Annie, 40
com painted by Mr.. Will w. Farms
/ worth. went 70 Mobile 10 their auto
mobile on Wednesday morning 3,
lspend Thanksgiving.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

HArrfsr--S~svices nest sunday ~ II
3. m. end 7sp D. m.
SUNDAY school ~ stUs. m,
pssysf meeting sssyicsr on wsdnes.
6sy niahts ~ 7iO oscfock.
RNv. A. q. WATKINS, Pastor.
CArHotfc =. our Lady Of Victories
Chufch - N sssss eaeh Sunday ~ 7ign
o'cioch and gi0 o'clock, sfcept The
second Sunday Of escb month. when The
one macs VIII he ~ p.gD .. m. vespese
end bensdiction sundays ~ Z p. m.
Week day mssees ~ 6,3O T. m.
8unday school 81 p;i5 3 m.
Rgv. ~ O'HgfLtYs Pastor.
LuTHnRAN Services will he held st
the Christ Lutheran church every frat
and third sunday Of the month ~ 10
3. m. and every second and fourth sun
day ~ III 30 p. m.
A hearty welcome extended 10 I'll.
y. E. SEfDLnR, Pastor.
METHODIST - SERVICES every second
and fourth Sundays 81 II .. m. ana
1880 p. m.
sunday school a. .: 80 .. m.
REV. l.. A. DARsEY, Pastor.
PREsBYTERIAN--Serv on the first
and third Sundays Of each month at
1O:45 y. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday, . :30 am.
Prayer meeting services on Wednes-
day nights at 7:45 O'Clock.
REV. J. @. WATT, Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
Mr. yoskum Expressed AppssoIs-
ton For Invltstlon To
Visit This Port.
pRE.ARRAMGEO SCHEDULE
PREVENTED STOP HERE
Mr.. Lewis Returned With Assur.
ancs That Party WIN Again
Visit The District Within
Month Or Six Weeks.

The high ofiiciaIs OF the Frisco sys-
tenn did not visit Pascagoula last
week while on tour OF inspection OF
their properties. But a short stay
was made 10 Mobile, where the In
clement weather prevented q visit
around the port, and the special
passed through Pascagoula shortly
after . o'clock on Thursday night.
Frank II. Lewis, as stated last
week, went to Mobile 70 invite tne
Official party TO visit the Port uf Pas
cagoula. This Invitation ~as EXTEND
cd through Mr.. WIlnughby, ~ the
First National Bank Of that city
Mr.. Lewis stated that Mr.. Yuakum
assured Mr.. Willoughby .of Ills appre--
citation VI The invitation, but satd
that tue pre-arrangcd SCHEDULE far
his special train precluded any p,sri-
bility of u stop being made on that
trip.
RETURN TO COAST.
Mr.. Lewis said that he underst.od
from Mr. Willouxhby that Mr.. Yoa-
KUN made the further statement
that he would return TO tile district
within the following month or six
weeks, which time he would have 4
kbetter opportunity 70 give the entire
territory u cl0se investigation and
inspection. While Mr.. Yoakum did
not say, II Is understood, that he
would return to Mobile or 70 Psscs--
VoulH (but that h1 would return u
the distrIctl this statement IL inter
preted TO mean that he will Include
this port Ia the c0min. trip.
Should Mr.. Yoakum and his party
come TO Pascsgoula, ss Is expected Ia
view Of the remarks made BY bin In
Mobile last week, every arrangement
Will be made for the adequate enter
tainmeDt Of the visitors. A large tua
will be secured ana the vIsitors shown
entirely over The wide expsnsc or
almost Unlimited available wster
front extending from the bay To Moss
Point, and, u the convenience Of the
visitors will permit, banquet or
smoker viii follow IN the evening.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

Elks show that an Elk Is never for.
gotten, even though be may have
long since been called to the Parent
Lodge by the Grand Exalted Ruler OF
the Universe, and the lessons thus
taught are fraught with solemn i'm
portance and meaning to the survIv.
ing members OF the organization.
Pascagoula lodge Of Elks is four
yearssold, and death has dealt gently
with It's membership When the roll
of departed members Is called, II
embraces the names OF but two who
have gone to their reward. These two
are Arthur Fl. Smith, former sheriff
OF jackson county. whodied two years
ago, and Samuel Levy, who died sew
eral months ago.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for the services In. this city
the committee Ia charge being com
posed OF John r. Watts, Norwood w
Alley and jesse Higeinbotham.
The program. as announced during
the week, Is as follows;.
ORDER OF sERvICE.
..,...... .....Officers and Members D. p. o. Elk
Invocation. Fktier'Iscfnard ReIll,
lAudiencc requested to join.) "
Quartette ~, LEAD, Kindly Light
Mcssrs. Henry Walker. w. J, Llndingcr,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
SMALL CRAFT STORM SIGNAL
Government Arrangss For AddI-
tional Weather Notifications.

John II. Santa Cruz announced on
Wednesday that the United States
weather bureau had notified him ~
the Institution Of u new weather sly
nal for the benefit Of small craft, pri-
marily the fishing, oyster and motor
boat fleets. This signal will not be
displayed on the regular weather
bureau tower, but will be down from
the flagstaff at Charles Delmas' fish
house.
The usual storm warnings Will be
displayed on Tile regular weather
bureau tower. Whenever stormy
weather is brewing, however. thar
does not promise OF sufficient strength
and intensity to warrant tire usna
storm signal, 4 red pennant, indicat
Ing high winds and stormy weather
will be flown from the Delmas fiagstaff
When this signal is displayed, u Il
INTENDED to warn small craft Of unsafe
conditions on the outside for them.
Mr.. Santa Cruz announced that thi
signal service will become operativ
with the coming 0f December.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
|ElkS TO HOLD THE
LODGE Of SORROW"
msmsfy 0f Departed sfothsn
70 ~ Observed Sunday
AflssNesn
EDWARD .. OuNfN IS
ORATOR FOR OCCASION


The annual lodge N sofrow" oi
pascssouls Lodge No llw ~ tho
benevolent aud Protective order oi
EIks Will be held a. The wafneld
theatre at 2 O'Clock next SUNDAY
afternoon. The public In general Is
Invited 60 attend.
Throughout the entire nation on
that day the Elks pay tribute to the
mem"fy OF the departed members Of
the organization In this manner the
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
MRS. THERESA CAUT|ER
IS CALLED TO REWARD
Twelve Grsndsons Act As Pail
bearers At Funeral Deceased
Leaves Large Progeny, Num-
berIng Slxty.nIne.

Mrs. Theresa Fayard Gautier died
az the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
W. N. Caoty, at 6:25 O'Clock last Sun.
day night. She was ~ years. II
months and IA days old. and had re-
sided In Jackson county for the past
forty.six years, moving TO Gautier
shortly after her marriage She IL
survived by nine children, forty-three
grandchildren and seventeen great.
grand. children.
Mrs. Gautier was a patient sufferer,
having been III FOR some time, aud
was surrounded at her death bed by
all OF her children, a fact that ap.
peared TO be OF supreme satisfaction
to her just before dissolution came.
Her children, among the most promi.
nent and best known residents of the
county are: Messrs. Walter and Henry
Gautier OF Gautier, Miss; Capt.
Adam Gautier aud City Marshal Eu.
gene Gautier, Of this city; Mrs. John
O'Donohoe OF Breau Bridge. La; Mrs.
Ada Thompson OF New Orleans, La
Mrs. W. N. Canty, Mrs. G. G. John.
son and Mrs. J. M. Pelham, all OF this
city.
FUNERAL SERVICES 81
The funeral services were held Tues.
day morning at 0 o'clock, the fuhera
party going from the residence TO tht
tug Pascagoula, at the foot VI Kreb.
avenue ut that hour, interment fol
lowing In the family burying gr0unt
j at Gautier, Rev. Father Bernard
OReilly, pastor OF Our Lady OF Vic
tories CathDlic church, officiating
Countless friends OF the family attend
ed the funeral, called at the house OF
sent floral expressions Of sympathy
and coincidence.
Twelve grandsons OF the deceased
were selected to act as pail bearers, u.
follows: George r. Thompson, Jane.
Pelham, Walter Pelham, John Pei
ham, Joseph Pelham, James O'D0n-
oboe, Herbert Canty, William Canty
Frank Canty, Charles G. Johnson,
James Gautier and Hermes Gautier
The out-of.town members 0f the fam.
lily had been called 70 the city before
the arrival Of the Grim Messenger,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Uptou
Canty, who were on their honeymoon
In New Orleans. arrived at noon On
Sunday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
INDIANA MEN VISIT the PORT
Four Residents Of Wolf Lake Ex,
press Pleased Surprise.

-Four prominent residents OF Vol
Lake, Ind, arrived 10 this city last
week for the purpose OF nvestigating
the cut0ver lands Of Jackson county
and the coast territory. These gen.
tlemen are: DR.. ]. e. Lucksy, George
E. Young, A. M. Hile and N. Wysong.
After inspecting much uf the land
In the interior OF the county, the gen.
tlemen went to Biloxi, Gulfport and
other points along the coast, return.
ing to this city, however, to make
their temporary headquarters. The
qatural advantages possessed by the
gulf coast impressed each OF the gen
tlemen, and they we're enthusiastic
over the future OF the country.
Let rs make that new Fall Suit
.ul vn,, ~.y:lI H. e.s:sf:ad cnsvmsll
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
Production Of Coal.

The increase In last years. produc-
tIon OF coal over that Of lO09--40, ,7sl,.
1872 tons-is equal to nearly three
times the total annual production, OF
the United States at the beginning OF
the civil war, according to the figures
OF the United States geological sur
vov
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
YoAkuM TALKS OF RETURN TRIP
Wonderful Development Of Cult
Coast Is Predicted.

New York, Nov. % b. r. Yoakum,
chairman Of the Frisco lines, who has
made an inspection ~ the New Or.
leans, Mobile and Chicago railroad. .
controlling interest In which bss beeu
acquired by the Frisco and the Louis
Vile and Nashville. had the following
70 say upon his return u New York:
1T IL the intention OF the Frisco
System to transform Mobile into one
of the largest railway centers OF the
South. Mobile will have direct aud
through connection BY the Frisco
lines with Kansas City, St. Louis and
Chicago In the very near future.
There remains only forty.dve miles
Of road 10 be completed 70 make the
running OF through trains possible,
and just as soon az the work 10 doue
1rst class service. both freight aud
passenger, will be Insusurated and
maintained.
LINE IN GOOD CONDITION.
II was sgreeably surprised BY the
physical condition Of the line, which
has improved wonderfully siocs !
passed over II several years ago. II Il
10 much better condition than ] ex.
pected and shows that II has been
carefully managed since the rsorgsni.
zatIon was effected. IL viii make one
OF the best lines in the South when I'll
the improvements are completed"
President WIncbelI, Of the st. Louis
and San francisco. said;
1.-The commercial aod Industrial 10.
velopment OF the Culf COast 10 golnG
TO be wonderful 10 the course of ~
next few years, especially fUDlouloG
the opening Of the Panama Canol, ono
our lines will b. prepared 70 eok(
everything that comes"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
The term of chaucery court con tin.

The term OF chaucery court cOnCin-
ued from last week into the current
week, considerable business coming
up for review. A number OF DEGREES
were stgned, and other cases gone
into. Early In the week Chancellor
Wood issued 4 call for special term
Of the court 70 be held 10 the third
week In December, this term to con.
tinue for two weeks or as much
thereof ~ may be necessary for the
business TO be disposed Of.
Judge Charles e, Chidsey has been
selected TO preside over court OF EN-
inent domain that will sit In this city
on January II, next. The cause TO be
heard 10 that OF The Western Uni0n
Telegraph Company against the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Cumpany Ii which the right Of way
ON which the poles, etc, Of the tele-
graph company are situated beside
the tracks nf the railroad company, Ia
brOuvht into question
lust received 4 large supply Of
BEAR BRAND YARNS at GRAN
LUMD'S Art aud Speciality Store,
The photo. plays offered during the
week at Blethen's have been Of the
established high order Of merit, and
| the majority Of the presentation
were 0f clever pl:jts cleverly enacted.
The "vitagraph Monthly" ID sched'
uled for tODight friday. apd the
coming month will SEQ the IntrDduc.
ti0n Of dramatic presen tati0ns ID
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

When you have I c0ld geta bottle
|Of Oham0erlain's Cough Remedy. II
viii 'sUOn 6x you up al right and Will
ward Oh any tendency toward pneu.
munla. THIS remedy cOutaina uo
opium or other narcOtic and may be
given = confidently 70 & baby - 70 90
adult. Sold By all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take biR
dose Of Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy,
bathe your feet In hot water before
going tD bed. and you are almost GER
tain 70 ward on severe cold For
sale by Hil dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

II had been troubled with constipa.
tion for two years and tried all OF the
best physicians In Bristol, Tenn, and
they could do nothing for me-" writes
ThOs. Il. Williams, Middleboro, KY.
1.-TWO packages OF Ohamberlaln's
Stomach and Liver Tablets cured
me-" For sale by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01

fsspofts received from The cosst sef.
ntOy ere ~ the effect that hsavy
winds s6d high sess prevailed ~
TUESDAY night, resulting In much
material damage 10 shfppIba. One
life Wae Inst IN Mobile hay, AMI nne
steamer weut aground AZ usual,
shipping interests In this ppft wefs
oot damaged nor mssefisIly DISTURBED
Ne elsas, press ard alter any
garment. Prices hgkL Cowgirl.
Rev. 4. A. Dafsey viii attend the
Methodist conference at Meridian the
dfst OF toe current month. lie an.
nOunced TO his congregation last Sun.
day that ne would return about the
middle OF the month or bis successor
would Be On hand for the regular SER
viccB. The ministers receive their
assignments at the conference 10
Meridiau.
BEAR BRAND INSTRUCTION
Book, Csc, It oRAMLUMD'S Art
and Speciality Store.
Paul Smith and T. +. johnson have
leased the Hunter. Benn 4 Com pany's
mill on the river front for the ensuing
year, aud the plant started up again
last Saturday morning with a full
operating force. Mr.. Smith etated
that ample raw material Is ON hand
and 10 sight for the years run, and
that additional standing timber is
being arranged for.
Manager Stephens Cf the Stephens
Amusement Company, Iessees OF the
War6eld theatre, announced on Mon
day that, for the convenience of the
patrons Of the theatrical productions
that may appear at the theatre this
season, he had arranged to have ad.
vance tickets on sale At Young's Drug
Store In this city and at Head aud
Johnson's, in Moss Point, the points
being the same as last year.
Stove Wood, $l.s0 per load At
BLACKWELL'S.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-12-01
specIaI Tenn o. chancssy ceurt

Notice 10 hereby given that : special
term Of the CbaDcery CUust OF Jack.
son County, Missisaippi, viii Ne bcld
In the city OF PxscsK0uls beginning
90 the third Monday. the Same bein9
the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1911,
aud will continue for Two weeks OF q
much thereof = The business u ths
Court may require. \.
BY order of Hon. r. a. Wood, Chan.
collOf, this 9th day OF Hovembof, 1o11
I. p. DELMAs, Chaucery Clerk.