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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
RooseveIt's Hit At vardaman.

The Percy papers at Jackson, so we
learn, are gloating over the fact that
Roosevelt, Ia his recent speech at
Jackson, criticised Vardaman. Roose-
velt's criticism was aimed at Varda.
mans inability to become rich either
10 office or as a plodding citizen. 1t
Is hardly necessary for us To state
that large number OF the great
men OF this nation, aud OF the world,
never acquired riches. The best
answer to Roosevelt's criticism that
We have seen, comes from the Hat.
tiesburg News, which, unfortunately,
Is not for Vardaman and the people
as II should be, but leans to Noel and
the common cause" crowd. The
News 10 It's issue Of yesterday, had
the following strong comment on the
Roosevelt incident at Jackson:
Roosevelt, they say, by certain
references in his Jackson speech, hit
Vardaman.' That ought to make
votes for Vardaman. II New York,
his own home state, went democratic
Just TO rebuke Mr.. Roosevelt, Missis.
s'ppl Is not likely to vote against any
man just TO please him. Roosevelt is
poor player who has strutted and
fretted his hour upon the stage a
little too long and once Too often
The public is tired OF him. The gov.
ernor OF Mississippi, whom The News
admires aud likes, could flnd better
employment, we think, than In giving
royal entertainment to the traducer
OF Jefferson Davis, the social com.
panion OF Booker Washington, the
discredited political fakir, Theodore
Roosevelt. -Vicksbure Post.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
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w D feesht ISSUE n fha N1hie item
an f1lfnflH Nis Dfine ri thsl once
m0ff drives homo tno yefy lmp1ffant
necessity N trading vim youf home
merchants The locn merchant
speeds fhe money y0u spend win him
M your h0n0 citg ~ wages, taxes.
rent. licenses aud ynsloUs other ways.
besides donating LITERALLY ~ local
charities and movements N pubic
nature Tho mall order houses NJ
ltlnefant solicitor takes your money
and cares nothing fof 900 o0f yDuf
home city until he "a scheduled again
30 pay a visit TO compete with the
home merchants what y true N
Mobile county, as told by The Item,
IL true " every community In che
world--it il true of pascag0ula Tht
Item editorial Il ~ follows;
Every citizen ~ Mobile county
should adopt The Items motto =
'Ffrade AZ Home" There Is much In
these three words They mean u
great deal moro than would he fnag.
ined at nrst blush. They mean that
" il the duty Of the people at b0mt
to patronze those who help them
They mean that every dollar which
~ sent away through ltineraDt sales
men 10 frma IN other cities IN That
much money taken out " circulation
here, and which goes into the Golfers
| Of those who care not whether tn,
| city thriYes, whether the public char
| liable institutions are kept tn i proper
standard, and whether the youth OF
the city IL given employment. They
care, In fact, Tor naught save tn,
securing of the dollars 0f the people
| Mobile merchants are friends to tn,
people Of the city and county. They
help To care for those who are with
out the proper persons TO care fol
them-the widows and the orphans
They pay taxes to the city and the
county and the state, and they hell
TO keep the city moving onward ant
upward, The merchants in The citie'
elsewhere, and who send their ennis
saries here TO secure the dollars OF tn
people do none OF this.
| An this being true, is IL not RICH
aud proper that the people should, a
q whole, adopt The Items motto
"Trade At Home?"
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Returning Sanity.

In handing down It's decisions on
last Monday the state supreme court
gave TO the people OF Mississippi the
best news conveyed TO them In many,
many moons. The supreme court re.
fused to make itself party TO the
enemies OF organized capital that is
cndeavoring TO develop the state, the
good old state OF Mississippi that Is
so sorely IN need Of outside capital.
The court was called upon to decide
two cases appealed from Yailobusha
aud Marshall counties. The cases
were originally founded on alleged
violations OF the ANTITRUST law.
While these cases we're pending the
telephone company, defendant In
both actions, dared not invest further
capital In the state nor yet push the
development OF the properties II
already held Had the eases been
decided against this company IL would
have meant practical conilseation OF
It's properties because OF the damages,
penalties aud costs to be assessed
would have spelled rulnation. While
the decision OF the supreme court is a
cause for general congratulation, the
fact that laws remain on the statute
books that make possible such friv
olous, nonsensical and deterrent suits,
Ia menace TO the coming into the
state OF new capital which may not
be as strongly entrenched 10 organiza
tion as Is the telephone corporation,
Proper and sane legal regulation OF
capital is a necessity, but the retard.
ing OF the entrance OF new capital,
and consequent prevention OF the
development OF the states resources,
ia a relic OF the days OF old when fear
for ones individual or political pres.
tige at home caused him To antago.
nize anything and everything that
tended toward modern progress.
Wipe of the statute books those laws
that become dangerous playthipps in
the hands OF designing men, Get
back TO the safe and sane foundation
of the republic, and let the people
rule themselves.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
oil In Mississippi.

The intense Interest and activity
10 this state toward the long delayed
endeavor TO develop some OF her latent
natural resources is attracting a re.
sponsive similar interest In other
parts OF the nation. In commenting
upon the endeavor to locate oil and
gas deposits In this state, the New
Orleans States OF Sunday, March IA,
says:
An oil and gas company OF Blrming-
ham, Ala, which Is said TO be capi-
talized at ~ 100000, Is about TO pros.
pect for OIL and gas In Mississippi
From all accounts the experts OF the
company have been convinced by the
surface indications that both oil aud
gas underlie the watershed dividing
the Mississippi aud Pearl rivers val.
leys and which extends from the lower
edge OF Kinds county as far south as
the town OF Osyka.
This watershed, or high ridge, ira.
verses the counties OF Coplah, Lin.
coin and Pike, for distance OF sixty.
five miles, and steps have been taken
To secure oil and gas leases on lands
IN the vicinity OF Crystal Springs.
The leases stipulate that the land
owner reserves the proprietary and
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
TENNESSEE OIL IND Gas
lndlcations Similar To Those Al
Lame Cause Expert To
Become Enthussd.

The physical surface Indications Of
the presence ~ oil and gas a. Laine,
three and bali miles east NJ this
city, have been commented upon To-
market extent by this paper. These
indications have been, and are, attract.
ing much vide attention, and caused
the formation Of the Pascag0ula De-
yelopment Company 90 prospect Tor oil
aud Vas 10 that vicinity. Similar TO-.
dicatlons, although apparently not as
pronounced nor prolific, are reported
existing 10 West Tennessee. John L
Happening, general superintendent
Great Southern oil aud Mining Com.
paDy, Louisville, Ky writes TO the
Manufacturers Record regarding the
general possibilities and future OF
Western Tennessee as an oil aud gas
field:
II am thoroughly familiar with this
field, comprising the counties Of Shell
by and Upton, having been 10 the
employ Of the company for the past
four months as engineer, and actively
engaged In examining and investiga
ting this field. | flnd, beginning a
little northeast OF Corona, Tenn, on
the Mississippi river, an anticlinal
bearing about sorty-0ve degrees east
Of north and traversing the counties
OF Upton and Shelby to a point a
little south OF Curve, Tenn, on the
Illinois Central railroad. This is az
far north as my Investigations have
led me thus far, nor have / gone
further south than Corona. The anti.
cliDal Is perfect for that distance, and
very pronounced; In fact, while have
been in all OF the various OH fields,
find this the most perfectly defined oil
zone l have ever seen. The anticlinaI
shows very heavy pressure OF gas
along its course, with numerous oil
bogs' where gas bubbles through and
can easily be ignited with a match.
Crude oil is in such evidence Ia these
boys that one would mire up trying
to walk through them. The 'slip.in'
along this anticlinal near Cedar
Point, on the Mississippi river, ex.
poses to view in numerous places a
large vein OF Ignite from four to
eleven feet 10 thickness. Running
parallel with the anticlinal and west
OF IT there are some large bodies OF
tre clay, with smaller bod les OF A /
potter's clay, one being an extensive
bed about three.fourths OF a mile
northeast OF Black Springs, on the
property of the above company
Another article OF commercial i'm
portancc 10 this district Is an i'm.
mense bed OF cementing gravel that
the Illinois Central has already ex.
pressed willingness to build spur
to reach. When all of this is consid.
cred, the only conclusion that can be
reached is that the future OF Upton
and Shelby counties, with their oil
and other mineral deposits, is Ger.
tainly very bright"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Attorney General Holds That Pay
ment Is Not Necessary.

Considerable discussion has been
INDUCED In recently to the effect that
an opinion delivered by Attorney
General Hudson amounted TO, Ia
effect, OF maintaining that unless all
street taxes are paid by the indlvid
uals liable therefor before February
l, such individuals will not be en-.
Titled to vote In the elections OF that
year. Ii such ruling were made 10
would tend TO materially reduce the
totals Of votes in many parts OF the
state. The attention OF the attorney
general has been called to the fact
that much political capital is being
made OF his alleged meaning by GER.
tain interests, and recently state.
ment was issued by him setting at
rest such an idea as far as the pay.
ment OF street tax is necessary before
a citizen may te allowed 10 vote.
This statement Is as follows.
"My attention has been called to
tho fact that by letter and otherwise
some newspapers are misunderstand-
Ing and unintentionally misquoting
my opinion on the right to vote
81 have never held, and never ex.
pect TO hold as long as the present
law exists, that one must pay com.
mutation street tax on or before the
first day OF February Ia order TO vote.
Such a charge made by the law is not
a tax, and, not being a tax, 1t cannot
preclude person from voting, whether
he owes II or not on or before the trst
day OF February.
with these explanatory remarks,
l again publish that part OF my opin.
lon on this subject with the hope
that II viii set at rest any further
controversy on the subject:
"'Under section i48o and sections
governing the operations OF this Sec
tion one has the right TO labor so
many days in the year or pay so much
money In advance, or pay so much on
notification To work reads. Under the
code, overseers were appointed from
March to March. The result OF IL Is
that the communication, IL IL be a tax
at all, could not mature until March
OF each year, and, therefore. all com.
mutation taxes levied under our law,
whether road taxes or street taxes,
cannot be a tax 10 contemplation OF
the law, and whether paid on or be.
fore the nrst day OF February cannot
affect the qualifications OF a voter.
But all public taxes maturing on or
before the first day Of February OF
the year 10 which the party offers 10
vote, whether II is road, street,
county, state ad valorem or poll tax
Communication tax excepted), II not
paid on or before the drst day OF Feb.
ruary, the party Is disqualified and
cannot vote."
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
CITY OF PAscAGouLA.
ORDINANCE NO. Ieli-I


An ordinance entitled an ordinance To recu,a,,
inc running OF automobiles, auto-cars. moto,
cycles and other motor vehicles within IL,
corporate limits Of the city Of agoula,
BE y ordained BY the mayor and board Of alder
men Of the city Of Pascagoula, Afississippi
Section ]. That 1t shall be unlawful for aux
person 70 run or cause to be run or opcratcd. ~
any Of the streets Of the city Of PascaeoulA Ma
sissippi any automobile, auto-car, motor cycle. q,
other vehicle propelled by motor mower. Al :
greater rate OF speed than ten 10) miles per hour
Sc 70 ;,,, Every such vehicle Of the cass named
signal devise usually used on such yshiciss M ~;
same shall be sounded sufficiently for annie
warning upon approaching persons waking. rid}ne
" Irving on the streets Of said city in advance q
car or vehicle sha be slowed down 70 M, n es
upon approaching horse being ridden or driven
upon the same street, or any intersectinr strssf
~ suSI morse sha show fgus OF being or becom
So; 8. Every such vehicle Of the hind ar cl...
mentioned while driven on the streets 81 Ala ~
al .n shutdown In the evening. shall be eouinnsd
with three well lighted lamps, or lirhts' az ~
S Ns'ch shat, BE- placed on each side q the dash
or engine and shall cast their lieht h fronf
and ono Of which shall b. = red Irht ma sh.S -
light In the rear. '' 49, ~
Sec. I! Any person violating The prov,s,o,. ~
ms ordnsnce, or being Ia control Of such mote
sss % u,hs, venc,e propelled By MOTOR power
ordinance. shall on conviction be punishsi - 4
nne o! not less than vs dollars (6dj 81 rSrS ffas
NY aoI'ars Sso o. BY imprisonmsns n - lssu
snan Ten lo days nor morn than sixty (o0) 5nve e
BY both such fine and imprisonmssts
Sec. 5. That the public neosaslty snd v,,e.r.
requiring IL this ordinance shai1 TAKE eilect nd
oe 10 force on and Altar April I, 1ol1.
Read, considered ana adepesi, sse(lss y saetssn
and e . whole this IN 1hh ~ q 1afek, q
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Washing lamp chlmneys by miners.
Ing them 10 water often makes them
brittle. A safer way To clean them IL
to bold them for few minutes over a
steamlne kettle Then polish them
briskly with n soft cloth
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
Election!


To ths Voters Of Fast sido, Miss.
Notice Il hereby given thst . specisi
election will be held In the town Of Fast
side. Miss, on TUESDAY, MARCH y,
1911, for tho purpose ~ eIecung q town
marshsI TO al q vacancy 10 such once
caused BY tho resignation Of L. J. Santos
from such ONCE, said resignation having
been accepted by the mayor and board
Of aldermen at meeting held In the
town hall on Friday, March II. 1911.
fSigned)
J. d. U. RABy, Mayor
W. A. Hooks, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Are you frequently hoarseY Do you
have that annoying tickling ia your
throaty Does your cough annoy you
at night, and do you raise mucus Ia
the morning. Do you want reliefY In
so, take Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
and you will be pleased. Sold by ali
dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Chambcflains Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and
have been praised by thousands Of
women who have been restored ~
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all
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MARINE.
!I-I-ILfL III-llll.
PORT OF PAsCA0OULA

PORT OF PAsCAGOULA.
OFFICE DEMocRAT-SrAR, !
Psscagoula. Miss, March "a. 19il. I
REPORT for week ending March q, 1911
ENTERED.
March lB-Am. sch. Henrietta J, Powell.
2i5 tons, w. l.. Pindcr master, from
Vera Cruz, Mex, to l. N. Dantsler
March 20--Am. sch. Grimm, sos tons. T..
w. Jennett master, from Havana.
Cuba, to l. N. Dantsler Lumber Co.
March 22-Br. sch. Heirony mus. Eysns
Wood master, from Mobile, coastwiss,
TO l.. N. Dnntzler Lumbe Co.
March lam. sch. Mary r. Barrett.
1854 tons, 4. b. Sargent master, from
Galveston, Texas, coAstwtse, TO Havi.
land Lumber Co.
March lS-Am. sch. Alice Holbrook. 6lS
tons, 3. A. Ellis master, from Calves.
ton, Texas, coastwtse, 10 HAviland
Lumber Co.
March l5-Br. sch. Albert D. Mills, S26
tons, A. L. Brinton master, for Ha.
vana. Cuba, with $1,000 n. lumber.
val. $500, by L. N. DAntsler Lbr. 90.
VESSELS IN FORT.
Pinder.
Am. sch. Grimm, S06, Jennsts.
Br. sch. Success, I90, James.
Am. sch. Horatio u. Baker. I'D. Colbsrt
Br. sch. Advance, 2o6, Irving.
lon. 80 -"
Am. sch. Frontinss, i,4oo, Doe.
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Nosics 10 hereby given that sxsmIss-
tons for teachers license viii be held
In April, ss foIlowss
white Tsachers--Fridsy and sssur.
day, April 7 and 9, Friday and sstuy.
day, April u and "a
CcIcred Teachers = Friday and ss,u,.
day, April IA and 10; Friday and sssu,.
day, April ~ and 70.
Examination fees, nifty cents.
GUY d. DEAN,
:. superintendent Education
III jackson County,
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Registration
Notice.

will visit the various precincts OF
jackson county for the purpose OF reg.
fsterfng those qualified to register on
the days and dates following, to-wit:
SOUTH PASCAGOULA - Tuesday,
April IS, 2 to s p. m.
EAST SIDE = Wednesday, April 10,
to 8 p. m.
ORANGE GROVE = Thursday, April
20, q. m. TO IL, noon.
+ SWARTWOUT pecan Friday, Al ril
81, los. m. to | p. m.
MOSS POINT w ednesday, April %,
o .. m. to 3 p. m.
WEST PASCAGOULA = Thursday,
April q, 8 to s p. m.
EsCATAWPA-Friday, April %. to
p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING, May 4. a. m.
to ~, noon.
LARUE-Thursday, May =, 1 to4 pm.
WILKERsoN-Friday. May s. 0 q. m.
to Up. m.
OAK GROvE-Tuesday, May Q, Q am.
to IL, noon.
JONES Wednesday, May 10, o am. to
Up. m.
WOLF RIDGE-Thursday, May Ii, 8
to II q. m.
JACOBS-Friday, May 10, 1 to s p. m.
OCEAN SPRINGS = Saturday, May
70, .. m. to 10 p. m.
LAINB-Tuesday, May %, 1 to 4p. m.
BLUFF CREEK-Saturday, May n,
0 .. m. TO 4 p. m.
PASCAGOULA-Any time, except on
dates above named.
The above is for the purpose Of regis
tering those who are qualified and not
now registered. 1t is not necessary for
those who have registered since March
l9Oz, to re-register, unless they have
become disqualified In some way or
changed their voting precinct.
FRED TAYLOR, Registrar.
March 20, 1911. 7-2t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24
OF PASCAGOULA, MISS,
On
MARCH 2, 1911.

i, W.J. Lindinger, Cashier OF the Mer.
chants q Marine Bank OF Pascagoula,
Miss, hereby certify that the foregoing
is true, full and exact statement Of
SAID bank as shown by the books Of
same, on day and date named.
WI, LINDINsER, Cashier.
l hereby certify that 1 have made A
careful and thorough examination ~
the above named bank and that the
foregoing statement OF its condition is
LEWIS f. Crook,
Public Accountant.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the Southern Division OF the
Southern District Of Mississippi,
In the matter OF
A. A. MILLER,
Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of A. A. Miller of Shin.
man, jackson county and district
aforesaid, . bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that the above
named A. A. Miller was duly adjudi-
Gated . bankrupt on the 4th dsy OF
March, A. d. 1911, and that the first
meeting OF creditors will be held ON the
9th DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1911,
ct the court house In Pascagoula, Miss.
at which time the creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint & trustee.
examine the bankrupt and trans act such
other business IS may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated Gulfport. Miss, March Is, A. d.
80. GILLESPIE,
6-N Referee In Bankruptcy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

A healthy man is u king in his own
right; an unhealthy man liz an I'M
happy slave. Burdock Blood Btters
builds up sound health keeps you well.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Get any extra pillow points or other
fixtures you may need, before you get
out the pillow for the spring work.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

To suit both those who like beef.
steak rare and well done, cut It 10
two and partly cook one piece before
putting the other one on.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Are You doing your share towards
building mp and boosting your ports
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

Have your job work done ct the
DEMOCRAT-STAR office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-24

o. 8. Engineer ONCE, Mobile, Ala.-A publ,c
nearing Will be held at one p. NJ, March a
lsli, in ., :: Engineer ONCE, third fioor, z. n.
struction OF permanent bridge from Cedar
Point to DHuphin Island, across wnters con
nectlnR Mobile Bay and Mississippi Sound,
proved June Is 1910. Ali persons inierested
Ia navigation OF these waters are Invited 70
DC present and express their views Is 10 tyne
will be- received, but statistics and lenethy
discussions should be preferably submitted
10 writing. Q. A. +. FLA0LuR, Major, EnRrG.