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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
ABRAHAM c. HIT
DIES SATURDAY
AFTER LONG ILLNESS ILLNESS

Abraham c. Hit, 81 years old,
died Saturday afternoon about /
O'Clock at his home in southwest
Mexico. Mr.. Hit has been in I'll
health for some time and the end
was not unexpected.
Mt. HIT was born in Oldham coun-
|ty. Kentucky, on Aug. 1. 1927.
Ills parents. Joel Hit and Sarah
Keller. were native Kentnckians. Mr..
Hits Granddaughter Keller was mar
ried IN Virginia when she was 10
years old and lived until she was
95.
Abraham G. HIT and Caroline
Amanda Netherton were married on
April 5, 1s49. in Oldham county, Ky.
Wilde not connected with either ar
my during the Civil War. Mr.. Hit
was in prison two years in Mcdowell
College. st. Louis, and vas confined
in a dungeon with ball and chain,
being finally released Without trial
HE had been a first lieutenant in
the State service.
Mr.. Hit was one OF Audrain's mos
popular old citizens and at one time
was owner of the largest and best
stocked farms in this section of Mis-
souri,. In the past few years his
health has been such that he has
only been able to leave his home
seldom. His death removes from
the community one Of our earliest
and most reversed pioneers and he
will be generally mourDed by all who
ever knew him.
Mr. Hit Is survived by a wife
and three children: j. c. Hit, OF
Colorado: Joel j., of Utah, and
Mrs. R. D. Worrell, Of this city.
The Ledger joins friends in extend.
ing sympathy to the bereaved.
THE FUNERAL or A. G. HIT
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
The funeral OF A. C. Hit was
Tuesday morning from the home at
10 O'Clock. The Rev. W. A. Shullen-
berger and the Rev. Mr.. H~eadington
conducted the services
The pail bearers are as follows:
Warren Harper, C. F. Clark, A. G.,
Turner, VIM. Mason, S. NJ. Locke,
A. Calhoun, T. H. Marshall. Hen
ry Edmonds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
Germ Diseases do Not
Cause as Many Deaths
as Auto In~toxication.

This dreaded disease is causing
physicians mere study and research
than all ailments they have to
combat.
Napoleon Bonaparte was able to
eodge cannon balls and
bullets of all kinds, but when
AutoIntoxication struck him he had
to succumb to death after eating a
small dish of cooked onions. Re
Gently one OF our great statesmen,
Mr.. Paul C. Morton, died from the
effects of AutoIntoxication. Ev.
cry day deaths are printed in the
newspapers of diseases that were
caused primarily by se~lf-poisoning.
Auto-Intoxication or self7poisoning
Is caused from a single or a num-
Der of different conditions. A per-
s0n to be perfectly healthy must
have every organ working and per-
forming its functions DIN a normal
way.
If either Stomach, Liver, Kidney
and Intestines do not work perfectly
the food is not digested correctly,
poisonous and effete compounds are
formed in the intestines, such as
uric acid. gases and many other pois.
onous compounds that are not
known to the Medical Profession and
absorbed by the blood and CARRIED to
all parts Of the body. The absorp-
ton of the poisonous and effete
compounds, is called auto intoxi-
cation, which causes RHEUMATISM,
LUMBAGo, HEADACHES, DYSPEP.
STA, CONSTIPATION, BILIOUS,
NESS, KIDNEY TROUBLE, NEU-
RAIGIA, NERVOUSNESS, TIRED
FEELING, IMPURE BLOOD, AME.
MIA, PIMPLES on the FACE and
BODY. "
When the BLOOD BECOMES I'M
PURE loses its resisting power
I. germ diseases, and is fkely at
any time to take in the
germs that cause CONSUMPTION, Tl
PHoIO FEVER, PNEUMONIA, DYP
liberia, SCARLET FEVER, CAR
BuNCLES AND BoILs, and all 9th
er diseases caused by germs.
JUDSoNiS AUToX TABLETS slim
ulates tho salivary, peptic and mites
final glands and the liver. kidIbevs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
500 Reward SiOOs

9rha readers Of this paper will be pleased u
learn that there il at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all tta
Cureisthe only positive cure known TO- the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being q constitutional
disease, requires q constitutional treatment.
Hsii'a Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly uponthe blood and mucous ~eurfacee OF
Che system, thereby destroying the foundation
of,the dieease, and giving the patient strength
by building mp the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith In it's curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list OF Testimonials.
Address, F. ]. CHENEY &Co., Toledo,os
~ Sold BY Druggists. 16e.
Halls Family Pulls are the bests
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
CARTER CASE
IS NOW At AN END

this and a statement of the
case was ordered placed ON the min
utes OF the court. The statement
says, in part:
Although Connolly, then a com
paratiyely young man, was induced
by Carter to perform, and did per
form, under the dominating influ-
ence of his superiors. many illegal
and improper things, it does not APP
pear that he in amy way profited be-
cause of his acts"
Connolly is living in New York.
Carter formerly lived in Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
Thompson, Mo-. R. F. D. 1.
EoR nRLAck RAvENn coal

FOn GHN MAVEN WAL
c. Ed. Harrison. It lis a new vari-
ETY. exclusively handled here by Mr..
Harrison. Il Is Illinois coal and of
the highest grade. No clinkers o.
hard cinders; burns completely.
Both lump and nut. Phone So. DIFF
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELEc-
TloN.
To the Qualified Voters of Audratn
County, Missouri:
Notice is hereby given that on
March 10th, 1911, a special election
will be held at the usual voting plac-
es in the various precincts in Au-
drain County, Missouri. for the pur-
pose OF authorizing the mourning by
said County a bonded Indebtedness
In the sum of twenty-five thousand
(s25 100000 Dollars for the purpose
Of building a new Jail at the City of
Mexico, the County Seat of said
County, said bonds to be issued for
n uo,yoa 30 Ona ~ Hru,o 10Y Trhraa
1oi - ~ a,sd m ,,aar,
~ a.. .s u
ssSs~s ,,aa 10 aont Nd. ann,,r,
- - $500 -,
~. araestasnass ~ 80 narta ~
sSa p,~smaa aos,ars assassad ,,a,,
- A. s,,,,din~ ~
80 - tLs 49,,
m.ssa1s ssor ono oo1
80 ~ aan.o - ~
ns, amu -. -
~sahtassa~ ~ ~ mi,
49, .as~nss ts1r 900 oos nj
h,,,s,nS I, ~,
r-' / ranatr,
~ nsoa -. ,rAot
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
HARVEY coRDNER AND
EAMlIX TQ

l O'fi@ ~ @tiNOh0s
Harvey Cordner and family, of
near Auxvasse, former residents OF
TIL city, have showed to CIat City,
Ill. The best wishes of the Ledger
and their many friends follow them
to their new home.
L. S. Moody. a prominent Au-
drain farmer residing in his fine
farm near Washington school house,
Is in quite bad health. He spends
part of his time in his handsome lit
tie cottage i'm South Mexico.
v. E. Kendall has returned to his
home in Durant, Oklahoma, after a
visit with his mother. Mrs. s. e.
Kendall, and sister, Mrs. j.. H. Lane.
Mrs. Kendall will remain In Missouri
for a while.
Mrs. q. l.. Tucker and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home in
frankfort, No., after a pleasant
visit with relatives in this city.
They were accompanied by Mrs. ".
E. Kendall, who is visiting here
from Dmant, Okla.
DR.. Clarence A. Rothwell, of this
city, has been appointed medical ex.
aminer for Audrain county for the
Missouri State Sanitarium for incip-
lent tuberculosis at Mt. Vernon.
Miss Electra Wtthers will make
her future home with Mrs. Huitz, Of
Columbia, who is her sister.
John Davis was here from Wells.
vile Saturday. Mr.. Davis is one Of
Montgomery county's most substan
tial citizens and is hale and hearty
for a man of his years.
B. R. Middleton will have a big
mule sale about the middle of Marcl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
SEED CORN EoR SALE,

Sam Morris, Of Mexico, has some
OF the fine seed corr of w. Wasel
G. Son, of Auxvasse, for sale. This
corn won a prize Farmers Week in
Columbia. 1t is Reid's Yellow Dent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

UOUD JACNS NNU HOHoE
FOR SALE
For sale, three good jacks and
one ~all-purpose harness and road
Eoise, a fine breeder. Sell worth
the money,
Syst j. B. WEAVER,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

WhIlo II " No. impossible to pre-
'snt an accldaht, n Is never i'm.
eassble 10 bo prepared--t Is not be-
Snd any onps purse, Invest 25c
. hpsnq y chamberlaiR's Lint.
te1t and YOU are prepared for
Grains Sod bg ali dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

FOR 8AIsN - Pure Blood Single
onib i. i. RS and White Wyan-
|oiio CockereIs. Mrs. Geo. Keller
|als. Benton Gity. Mo. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
AouE.nENRv WE'D.

DING THURSDAY
FRANCIS league and Miss Lulu
elry were married by the Rev. FIR.
J Dillon at ST. Brendan's Cath.
"a Church Thursday morning, Feb.
!. at II 80 o'clock. Mr.. league is
prominent young farmer, of near
addonia. and his bride is the daugh-
r Of Mr. and Mrs. Leander HeAry,
this city, and a young woman of
ans friends
Tic Leazer Joins other friends in
EtendIng cordial congratulations and
~ wiehes!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Wilkerson Nursery & Orchard Co.
will have . car load fresh dug APP
pie Trees of their own growing for
sale this spring, just north Hotel
Hoxsey. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
TANK ERpLE WEEDS
MISS

tf<t$& WEbo
MISS HARDNER SUNDAY.
Frank Erdle, Jr., a prominent
9gS resident Of this county from
ish Hill, and Miss Lille Gardner,
ID d resident of that section and
q 81 Andrain's most accomplish
young women, we're married on
inday morning about 1880 o'clock,
the Rev. Willis Carlisle, in the
stora study OF the Methodist
aroh. Both are members OF well
own and highly respected famil-
and the Ledger joins their friends
wishing them much happiness and
annez
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
DESTROYS WORMS.

/ am agent for the Economy Hog
& Cattle Powder Co.. of Shenan-
doah Ia, guaranteed to destroy an
woi ms in stock Of any kind. Can
supply you at once. Sat
j. W.. YAGER,
THOMPSON, Mo-, r. F. D. 1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
START WEIGHING THE
MAIL HERE ON MON
DAY-DIG GAMBLE
AL MATTER WILL BE MEAS
URED FOR THE NEXT HUM
DRIED AND FIVE DAYS AND
THE RAILROADS PAID ON THAT
AVERAGE FOR FOUR YEARS
Thirty Days Tho Short a Time 70
Weigh ln-some Weighing VIII
Be pone on the Mail Coaches
What the Railroads Receive.

Every letter, every little postal,
every newspaper sent to Mexico afpel
Monday is going to play It's small
part in a big gamble between the
railroads and the government.
Never heard OF the government
gambling? Well. perhaps the Post
office Department with all it's offie-
hous red tape, might not designate 1t
thus, but after all. the method the
government uses In determining
the proper compensation TO the
railroads for carrying the govern
melt mail Is pretty much a 'ffieG"
on the future at that.
Weighing continues 1o5 Days
70 illustrate: The government
will weigh all e~astbound mail out
OF Mexico for several days to come
and on the basis of these figures
pay the railways for the next
four years. If the business fncreas-
es heavily during this period, the
railroads lose. If Cor any reason
the mail should be deflected over
other routes, Uncle Sam Is the los.
er.
However, it has been pointed out
that the railways are not taking sc
much of a chance, after all. They al
ways are notified In advance just
when the weighing Will begin.
The weighing OF the mails begins
Monday at midnight. 1t will con
tinue without interruption for the
next 105 days for all mail transport.
ed by the railroads in Missouri, Hi
nois and other states, east of the
Missouri and north Of Ohio. From
the local postoffice this morning, the
necessary blanks were sent out to
all the offices in this district. SINH
lar blanks will be placed on every
mail car together with accurate scale
which win be suspended from the
roof Of the cars. Mail from the
larger offices will be weighed at the
office before being placed on the
train. At each little stop where NOR
mail pouches are put on board the
clerk must weigh " before it can be
distributed. Extra weighing clerks
will be placed to do the weighing.
But every sack must be weighed, no
matter how busy the clerks may be.
Thirty Days Too Little.
1t used to be that the government
fixed the rate after Just thirty days
of weighing. But the reports were
SO inaccurate, on account of the
scales being logged up and down by
the motion of THE trains, that the pr
riod was extended to 105 days SO as
to obtain a fairer average. This also
excludes the possibility Of the rail
ways flooding the mails with circu
lars for a month in order to in
crease their service pay for the next
four years.
Branch roads that carry little guam
titles of mail receive the greater
compensation. The schedule oi
rates, based ON the daily average, is
as follows:
Up to 200 pounds, $50 per mile a
year.
Up to 500 pounds, s75 per mile a
year.
Up to 1000 pounds, 500 per mile
a year.
Up to $500 pounds, $3.50 per mile a
year.
Up to 5000 pounds, 5000 per mile
a year.
Each additional 1900 pounds al
$25 a mile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

County Clerk ] B. Graham, who
as been fealin9 badly for several
avs, was fofosd 10 go TO bed ON,
|i0nday and ia not so well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Lge Thicker q colored youth ar.
|ested for stealing candy Saturday,
las tined <a1.ao in the city police
ourt 2iondfy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Fha United States Packing Co. re-
ved lh0 first shipment Of Poul-
osef fle northern extension of
electric line Monday. The ship
ut wss Valued at 500 and came in
COED shape. 1t was sent from
limo.
'hao. C8nthorne, who DIS one of
lsalns most interested Horticul-
So. walked -four miles to the
tn end az the electric line, Mon
and rode into Mexico to attend
Farmeys Institute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
o COUPLE MAR

RED HERE FEB. 9.
Gfahstia Smith and Miss Anna
both Of 81. Louis, were Sc.
married III this city Feb. O..
! tho nev NsIiss Carlisle. at the
IethoaLAt paEAonage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Wsikefsnn Nursery & Orchard Co
I'm hare i fine lot Of trees this
|grins Just north Of Hotel Hoxsey,
|ftxieo. SO. 76f 1t-51-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Mrs. Edward Duty and daughter,
Miss Geneva, Of Alton, ILL.,, are the
guests of Mexico friends and rela-
tiYes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Mafkafa Clsrce Lightner and
|~lIunHs. fiapfis Of Sturgeon. were
|uesla nf 4ps Frank Bruton Mon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Thousands of California Privit for
sale by Wilkerson Nursery & Orchard
Co., north Hotel Hoxsey, Mex
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
THS...

CHILD OF MR.. AND MRS.
HARRISON DEAD.
Bertha Virginia, the two years
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Crock.
etr Harrison, died of pneumonia at
the home of her parents, south Of
Mexico, Monday afternoon, Feb. q,
AZ two o'clock. The little child had
been i'll for about two weeks. She
was a niece of Mrs. Otto Schopp
and Miss Harrison, a High School
student, of this city.
The Ledger joins the people Of this
community in sincere sympathy to
the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Secretary Of the State Board of
Agriculture T. C. Wilson was in this
city Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Steve oVinte sold his farm, 12o
cres. IN western Audnain, to Jas.
afk AZ $40 an acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
COUNTY NEWS.

Misses Mary and Alma Rowe Of
Mexico are here visiting relatives
and friends.-Moberly Monitor.
C. E. Casper, OF Rush Hill, was in
this city Thursday.
Mrs. Nancy Mexican. Mrs. +. p.
McCord and Mrs. Walter Davidson,
who is visiting here from Chicago.
went TO Auxvasse Thursday to visit
Mrs. E. H. Thomas.
Miss Mary Carter, who is attending
the state University. is home on q.
short visit.
r. V. MARYLAND, formerly of this
city, now residing In Clifton Hill,
No. was in this city Wednesday.
Ethan Howell, Of Hardin, Montana,
70 expected home Friday on a visit
10 his father, John w. Howell.
W. W. BoILLoT TO
REMAIN IN MEXICO.
w. w. BoiIlot and wife are break
ing up housekeeping, but we are
glad to know they will remain in
Mexico, where Mr.. Boillot has a
large piano tuning business. having
been employed at Hardin College for
three years. Their furniture, which
Is new, is now on sale at their home
at 421 S. Clark ayende.
FORMER AuDRAiN COUNTY
AN IN WASHINGTON.
A. A. Whitley, formerly OF Au-
drain county, writing from Walla
Walla, Washington, says: Enclosed
please find postoffice money order
for $t,00 covering subscription to
your weekly paper for one year.
81 wish to add that we have en-
joyed your paper very much in the
past year and shall look forward with
pleasure TO receiving it the ensuing
year.
ELECTRIC LINE CARRYING
FREIGHT NOW.
The Mexico, Santa Fe Cd Perry
Traction Co., of Missouri, whose
northern extension Is constructed
seven miles out, fulfilled It's first
freight contract Wednesday when, 1t
hauled 1000 Ibs.of PolIock's flour to
the end of the line for Earl Heller,
of Molino.
Greene Daniel, who is with the
American Telephone and Telegraph
System, was in Mexico Wednesday
to visit his mother. Greene has
been in the West for several months.
He departed Thursday morning for
Jefferson City to resume his work.
The party that he is now with are
working towards St.Louis.
M. S. Gill of this city has de-
parted for Hot Spings, Alaska, where
he will remain several months.
L. B. Barnett was kicked by his
horse a Few days ago and had one
leg ~sevenely sprained. He Dis
forced to go on crutches.
Mrs. Harriet McCune, who lis
spending the winter with her daugh-
ters, Mesdames Arthur Sharp and
Thad T~hrelkeld, In this city, visit
ed Auxvase and Fulton relatives and
friends several days last week.
Taylor Brett and family moved
Thursday of last week from e THE
Mns. Ella Burnham farm, one mile
north of Auxvasse, to the Curtis
farm, tive miles southwest of Ben
ton City. Mr.. Brett occupied the
Burnham farm some eight or ten
years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Mn. CLARENCE Buell., after a pleas
NJ TlAa wish Mis-. R. NJ. White. has
|etaFned q hen home in Louisiana
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

| am prepared to do first-class
ackamahiuG and horseshoeing, al
repair work on carriages and wag-
etc. All work guaranteed. Prize
bright. service prompt. Call and see
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

MIS- Alta Nalts Is home from Mo-
rfls VhctA ehe spent two weeks
Killing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
ElNE IAcks EoR SALE.

have four good jacks for sale;
good color and three Of them old
enough for service. Apply at once
to ]. D. Bates, SantG. Fe, Mo.d1wtf
J.. III. BaIlaw N able Ia be ont.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

The report fhat two OF Mexicois
o,ns beoHla eloped Thursday has
|ot been 2eriiIed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Rlcfefte & nmmons Dry Goods
|emusny are reuaodeling the cloth
hg room,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

VIM. Frazier, w. +. Keath, J.. b.
Botkin, D. M. Roberts, A. C. Barnes
and Hugh ToWSon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Prot. II. ~ 4mith, of the Chica-
l. \. ii. q A. spent Sunday in Mex.
10. kAs guest Of his father. j. D.
mith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Z. ". Grant 81 Fulton. was in this
lty on rs way 10 St. Louis Thurs
lev.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Mrs. Forristell, of Worthwhile, is
visiting Mrs John A. Guthrie this
week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Clark Garrett lost a valuable mich
COW Sunday. Geo. Massey also lost
one the same day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Pills

lhat They Win DO for You
E lhey will cure your backache,
IS ngthen your kidneys, COR
ID rinaryirregularities build
"a thc worn cut tissues, and
:. innate the excess uric acid
n, eabses rheumatism. Pre-
be nights Disease and Dia.
. end restore health and
is naKA. Refuse substitutes,
!. OTIS PuRpY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
FUNERAL OF W. L. CORNER
MONDAY AFTERNOON

rhe funeral Of w. L. Corner was
Monday after Don at 2:30 by the
Rev. w. ehrllenberger, in the
Christian Chur h. The body arrived
here Monday morn'pg from Spokane,
Wash, where Mr.. Corner died. Mrs.
Cornt- and MyroI Corner arrived
with the body.
The body was taken to McPheet-
ers' Undertaking Establishment up
OH arrival. The pail bearers were:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

1Irs. Dlele,f Of Jonesburrg, Is the
uest &C Mn + NJ. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
VIM wooa. w,rn..

IN expefI has advanced a new
Tory 70 explain why the most care
y Hih1dfied wood sometimes
apsl I'd says that when the sap is
ed oai xafpus foreign substances
main n MA wood, and these absorb
vlalafe and swell, and thus cause
aWfIn&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Mn. stark 6f Louisiana, Is the
nest o. Mia rheo. Winans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Miss Hi|zs o|bhs was home from
OlumhIa a.llllg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

IsE Northwest of Hitch Rack Lot,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02

Wilkerson Nursery & Orchard Co.
will have for sale Apple, Peach. Pear,
Plum, Cherry, Ornamental and Shade
Trees, Grape Vines, Blackberry, Rasp-
berry. G~ooseberry, Currants, Straw
berries, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Roses,
also California Privit for yards in
town.
Robert Miller, who was formerly
with the American Express Compa-
ny here, but who has been with the
Company in st. Louis for the past
several months, is again with the
Company at Mexico in his former po-
ton. which has been held by Jas.
Bledose, who resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-02
GOOD JACKS AND HORSE

~ Sold BY Druggists. T6e.
Halls Family Pulls are the bests
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-06-16
FRAUDS DISCOVERED
IN STREET CAR
TICKETS
THREE CHICAGO MEN ARRESTED
FOR PRINTING MANY FALSE
PAsTEBoARDs.

Chicago, June 15.-'rhe arrest of
John T.. Farfis. Il conductor Of the IL
linois Central railroad and. later. his
brother, William l.. Farris, revealed
what United states secret service
men said today was II plan Ia swindle
the transportation companies IN the
big cities by countcrletng street car
tickets.
From Farrls' home complete ont
ri. for printing street ear tickets was
seized. ElectrotHpe and zinc plates
for reproducing the tickets for street
car companies in Cleveland, coIllm-
bus, Ohio, and Indianapolis, were
taken. John T.. FTrrs Is said to
have delnred there is systematic
countcrfeiting of transportation which
has been going on for years. The
men will be taken to Cleveland for
trial.
Joseph C. Hart, printer. was ar
rested this afternoon in connection
with the alleged plot To swindle car
companies. He admitted that he had
printed thousands OF street car tick cts
and declared that he had been hire
| by the Farris brothers. He wa
| charged with conspiracy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-06-16
CITY Of WHISPERS
IS ANACONDA
w. D. HAYWOOD MAKES RABIpLY
ANARcHlsTIc SPEECH IN
BUTTE MEETING.

Butte, June 15,-(SpeciaL)-W d.
Haywood. formerly secretary treasurer
of the Western Federation of Miners,
tonight delivered one of the most an
nrchistlc speeches ever heard in. this
city, as part of an announced propa-
ganda to cause Il general strike of
every union man In the United States
when the McNamaras are tried at Los
Angeles, i'm an effort to compel the
courts to realese the alleged dyna-
mters. Anaconda, he called n CITY
of Whispers" where no one dared ut
ter his own name aloud.
Every murder during labor troubles
of the past decade Haywood declared
had been plotted by the capitalists, and
he exhorted the union men to show
their strength The speech abounded
In rabid utterances that caused aston
lshment. Haywood, by implication
| told his hearers that it was in theil
! power TO march upon the hill and take
| every Butte mine for themselves.