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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17
Poll Tax List

-u,rsuance Of the Statutes, Sec
'a,s mississippi Code OF 1909.
requires q published list q al
persons who are legally due 2
AZ. and failed to pay same on
lsore the irst day Of February,
year, I submit below = true and
+ list of all delinquents for the
year, 1910. This 10th day. FsO.
Rro to and subscribed before me
February 10. 1911. $1,000
D. A. WILLIAMS
lrin and Tax Collector OF Gren'
county. 80.
litfeld King, D.. 3.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17
Beat 3, Enon,

-D
Anderson, Whsle; Avery, Nelson
Avery, Allen; Ankton, Ephram
Binford, Frank; Booker, Will
Booker, Bonnie; Booker, Lee
Brown, George; Brown, Willie
Carnew, Peter; Collins, Renty
Cooper, Wm.; Crowder, Stanford
Crowder, Walter; Clay. Weatherley
Dye, Solomon; Dickson, VIII
Ellis, John; Edmonds, Walker
Eli, Pomp; Eli, John
Edwards, Shedrick; E~ggleston, Ed
Edmons, John; Edmonson, John ,
Green, Afford
Hardy, Will, ST.; Haleman, Sam
Harris, Poster; Harris, VIM.
Hines, Charlie; Hurd, Rafe
Hurd, Mathew; Hurd, Solomon
Hardiman, Henry; Hurd, George
Hurd, Jasper; Hurd, Juber
Hardiman, ALI, Jr.; Hardy, Will
Ingram, Lewis
Jackson, Jessie; Johnson, Peter
Jones, William; Jackson, Thomas
Kirkman, Bill; Kirkman, Wilbur
Kirkman, Britt; Kea, Osca
Kimble. Colonel
Love, Charlie; Love, Frank
Lockhardt, Isom; Lain, Ned
Long, Anderson; Lockett, Ike
McCula, Scott; Mister, Sing
Martin. Sam; Martin, Dave
Martin, Charles; Moss, Dolphius
Perry, Rosco; Phillips, Elonzo
Pickens, Frank; Porter, Jim
Peeler. Haywood; Peeler, Columbus
Pleasant, Joe; Pickens, Sandy
Quales, Nick
Relomy, Alex; Rounds, Lee
Rowland, w. R.
Stone, Jim; Stokes, JEFF
Shannon, Cleveland; Sykes, Burton
Sykes, Bishop; Stewart, Everett
Sanders, Summie; Smith, Willie
Spears, Hick
Townes, J. s., Jr.; Tigpin, E.
Townes, Rau; Townes, White .
Thomas, Walker: Thomas, Albert
Thomas. Sam; Taylor, Jack
Yam, Robert; Vaughn, Henry
Wink. John; Williams, Garland
Watt, Summie; Wilson, VIII
Williams, Arnistead; Williams, Franz
Wright, Sam; Williams, Eb
Young, Anthony; Young, Josiah
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17

Beat 2, Providence.
Ambrose, John H.
Booker, Frank
Conley. Henry; Crenshaw. Nose
Crowder. Jim; Crowder, Edwin
Cooley, Robert; Crowder, Dan
Crowder, Henry
Dunn, John
Edwards, James I
Floyd, R. j.; Fox, Cap
Grulee, H. T.; Goad, R. L.
Grant, Henry
Hankins, Coot; Heme, Johnnie
Hughes, Hogan; Hardiman, Orange, s
Hardwick, Abe; Harris, Buster
Hooper, Winter
Ingrham, Eli
James. Jacob; James, Ben
James, g. H.; Johnson, Earl
James, Alfus; Jollif, Robert
James, Rich; James, Robert
James, Tom; Johnson, Ernest
Little, Joe
Moles, Eugene; Mclean, Allen
Mays. Johnnie; Mclean, Wilbur
Mister, Lev; MCGEE, VIM.
Mister, Jim
Oneal, Covington
Pernell, Marshall; Peacock, Sye
Rayburn, John; Rosemond, Ed
Ringo, John; Ross, Herman L.
Starks, James; Semmes, Robert
Sanders, Henry; Sykes, Robert
Sanders, Wallace; Sanders, Girls, Jr
Stanford, Jim; Sally, Nose
Starks, Robert
Taylor, Cleveland; Tillman, Wess
Williams, Walter; Walters, Frank
Williams, lobe; Williams, Herman
Woods, Charlie; Willis, Andrew
Willis, Robert; Williams, Albert
Walker, Jacob.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17
USE ALIENS FOOT.EASE

the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the
shoes. 1t makes your feet feel easy and COM
forta BILE and makes walking a delight. Sold
everywhere, Csc. Rstase substitutes. For free trial
package, address Allen S. Olmstead, Leroy Y.
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Halle, w g; Huston, willis
Hall. Jake; Hall, James
Harroll. Will: Harris, Walter
Huffman. H M; Harris, Bennett
Hill, Leroy; Hightower, Snow
House, Frank; Hoges, Sanders
Hardiman, VIII; Hardiman. N
House. Allen
Ihgraham, Sam
Jennings. Coney; Jones, Columbus
Johnson. L; Johnson, Henry
Johnson, Jack; Jones, Bryant
Jones, Richard; JONES, Charles
Jackson, Sam; Jones, Clarence
Jones, Qulla; johnson, Jim
Jones, John; Jones, Frank
Jefferson. Jim
Knox, Sam; King, Wallace
Key, Robert; Kyle, Charlie
kfzer, Money; Knox, Jim
Locket, R M; Liddell, w M
Loving. James; Lee, Jack
Lee, Wick
Mcnamara, J s; Miller, J M
Mitchell. Money; Mclean, Luther
Mothers, Curt; Moon, Will
Murphy, Dave; Mills, Lee
Mclean, Bradford: Mills, Willie
Moore, Ed; McNeal, Jake
MCGEE. Dave; Mays, John
Marshall. Henry; Morris, John
Mcbride, George: Malone, Dave
Nicely, Mack; Mason, LESSEE
Mason, Douglass; Neal, Steve
Mason, Ernest; Mason, Sam
Perry, ] T; Pernell, Jake
Perry, Ike; Pate, Sam
Perry, Oscar; Phelan, Jake
Price, Lewis; Parker, Jap
Patterson, Dave
Ray, Frank; Robinson, Mack
Rosemond, Matt; Rosemond, Bluit
Riley, Sam; Reliford, Ingram
Red, Arthur; Richardson, Arch
Randolph, Abe; Robinson, Will
Ringo. Luther; Ringo, Scott
Smith, ] B; Spruill, J M
Spruill. John; Sally, Drew
Stevenson, Bob; Spencer, Charlie
Stevenson. Will; Stevenson, Ezekial
Scales. Clint; Sledge, Robert
Savage, w M; Smith, Walter
Scurlock. Dan; Sally, Will
sykes. Leroy; Shelby, Lewis
Smith. Bob; Smith, Hope
Smith, Will; Shaw, Archie
Simmons. Reece; Simmons, Virgie
Sawyer, Kit; Sally, VIM
Sally, Wilbourne
Tigg, Wheeler; Tidwell, Will
Turner. Anthony; Travis, Henry
Thomas, Gas; Thomas, Tony
Tillman, Edward; Thomas, Jim
Thompson, Terrell
Watson. w M; Watson, A C
Wright, Eugene; Williams, John D
Wright, Peter; Walters, Freeman
Williams, F W; Williams, John
Williams, Jackson; Wilson, JEFF
Wilmington, H E; Written, John
Wright, Ed; Weeks, John
White, Squire; White, Will
Williams, Elonzo; Williams, Charl
Woods. Frank; Williams, Hayward
Willie, George; Williams, Jno Wesl
Williams, Will; Wright, Joe
Wright. Robert; Wiley, Ed
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Beat I, Elliott Precinct.
Amos, Burton; Amos, Rufus
Amos, Jim
Brooks, Wess; Blanks, Abe
Brown, Will; Bowen, Dick
Bowen. r c.
Caldwell. L M; Coffey, Tom
Crowder, Mack; Clay, Sam
Crowder, Walter; Clay, Calib
Clark, Seab
Dyers, JIG; Dunn, Arnold
Dun, Davis
Eskridge, Ed; Echols, VIM
Ford, Gabriel
Gordon, Henry; Gage, Ragor
Hooper, Will; Hooper, Simpson
Hooper, Kurkindall; Holeman, g
Hardiman, Harrison
Jiles, Charles; Jones, Edwin
Jackson, Ballard; Jones, John
Jones, Lee; Johnson. Ed
Jones, Josephas
Kennedy, w M
Levill, Lewis; Linsey. Jess
Lott. Charles; Looring, Will
Lott, Jim; Lott, viii
Landers, Rosilins
Mitchell, Monroe; McMath. Gus
McMath, Nick; McMath, Walter
McMill, Lettie
Nash, Ernest
Oneal, Ennis
Parker. Sam; Pickens, Matt
Peoples, Walters; Pernell, Jim
Peacock, Fred; Peacock, Gage
Patti, George
Rhodes, Dives; Raney, Henry
Rhodes, Buck
Sanders, John; Sykes, Joe
Sally, Abe; Sally, Clarence
Sykes. Ben; Sykes, Levi
Sykes, Walter; Spencer, Walter
Sykes. Geney; Sally. Jim
Tayler, Harry; Thomas, Fletcher
Turner. Ed; Thomas, Clarence
Vanderford, Drew
Warrington. Anthony
Williams, Aura; Williamson, Cain
Virgins, Henry; Williams, Eliza
Williams, Robert; Williams, Alex
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81. Checks Fevers, stops Discharges Of
the nose, takes away all aches and pains
Stinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonia.
Write Prof. M%unyon, 53rd and Jefferson
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Beat 8, oxberry.


Beal, James
Chapman, E. c.; eagle, Markins
Coen. Peter; Capers, Ike
Coen, Jerry; Crump, Roberts
Durham, w. F.; Donley, VIM.
Davis, Frazier
Edwards, Jim
Gary, Douglas
Harring, J. j.; Hall, w. C.
Hammos, Walter
Jackson, P. j.; Johnson, Sam
McVey. E. NJ; Majett, Henderson
Mckee. Lewis; Mckee, Tom
McKimil, Fetch; Miller, Henry
Miller, Jerry Jr.
Parson, Earny; Parsons, Ardenia
Pulliam, Gus; Pittman, Bert
Reece, Nathaniel
Sullivan, w. H.; Scott, Peter
Starks, Dock
Turner, Ed; Turner, Jessie
Thornton, Will; Turner, Dave
Weakly. Frank; Weakly, Larkin
Williams, Grifis; Williams, Ben
Williams, Gus: Williams, Haywood
Young, Charlie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-02-17
We're Opposed
to
Mail Order Concerns
Rocauea-
Because

Because
They have never contributed
cent to furthenng the interests
Of ous town
Every cent received by them
from this community Is . direct
loss to our merchants-
In almost every case their
prices can be met right here.
without delay in receiving goods
and the possibility Of mistakes
in filing orders.
But
The natural human trait is b
buy where good are cheapest.
Local pride is usually second
ary in the game Of lite -
played today.
Therefore
Mr.. Merchant and Business
Man, meet your competitors
with their own weapons-
advertising.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
MT. VERNON.

All have made good use of the beau
tiful weather the past week.
B. H. Traylor and wife and ]. II.
Henry and wife eae hlost an infant
the past week Much sympathy IL
extended these good people in tteir
sad bereavement.
\. T. King has built him fine new
barn of late.
The lady teacher of Barney school
and Miss Utley of Garland Springs
school were here Saturday shopping
and witnessed the ball game. There
also many others here TO witness the
game.
]. B. Traylor Of Austin and Frank
Traylor and wife of Fl Passo came up
last week to the burial of B. H. Tray
lor's child.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
SUMMONS By EQUITABLE PRO
CEEDINGS.

State of Arkansas, County Of Faux
ner.
The State of Arkansas-To the Sher-
if of Faulkner County:
You are commanded to summon B.
Green and Mrs. B. Green to answer in
20 days after the service of this sum
mons upon them complaint in equity,
filed against them in the Faulkner
chancery court, by Board of Improve
ment of Waterworks Improvement
District of Conway, Arkansas and
warn them that upon their failure TO
answer, the complaint will be taken
for confessed; and you viii make due
return of this summons on the first
dag Of the next September term, 1911,
of said court.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court, this 1st day of September, 1911.
d&w1t j, H, HARTJE, Clerk.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSN A SUCCESS
MEETING AT JEFFRTES SCHOOL
HOUSE WAS WELL AT
TENDED.

The County Teachers Association
meeting held at Jeffries Schoolhouse
last Saturday was great success. E.
A. Dunn, ]. C. Petty, ]. r. Holmes,
Tom Gavin, ]. j. Gavin, G.. C. Jones,
S. C. Fulmer, T. J. Bullion, G. c..
Connell and others made interesting
talks. The literary society at night
was a credit to the school and com.
munity.
The next association will be held at
the Petty Schoolhouse on Saturday,
the last day of September, beginning
at 10 o'clock a. m. The Petty School
house is about six miles east Of Sal
tillo. Watch for the program and let
everybody who can come and help us
out.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
PICK BURIED "A
YEARS dug UP

The ditehing machine at work on
Front street this morning unearthed
an old pick which is said to have been
buried in the street for "a years,
which was still in good state of ;.res-
cred Front street with about y incehs
ere dFront street with about u inches
of eobble stones under a contract with
the city in 1897, says the pick was IN
doubtedly buried in the street at that
time.
The last ditehing work for the wat
erworks mains win be completed to-
morrow and water will probably be
pumped into them for testing pur-
poses tomorrow or Thursday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
PENSIONERS WILL
GET 9S PER CENT

Confederate pensioners in Arkan-
sas, in the aggregate, viii be paid
more money in pensions this year han
last, but each win receive a less per-
centage. Last year the total allow
ances to pensioners amounted to s77s,-
9S5. and there was available for distri-
button little more than S545. 2Se.
which enabled the state to pay TO per
cent of the amount allowed to each
pensioner. This year the allowances
have increased to ss13,545, while the
pension fund has increased to $685.
211, being IS per cent of the allow
anves, and this is the percentage TO be
paid the pensioners this year.
While many of the old veterans are
dying, thus terminating their pen
sions, in many cases they leave widows
who are eligible to pensions, and re-
ceive them. There has been larger
number of applications for increase
this year than ever before, and this,
in a large measure, accounts for the
increase in the aggregate amount of
allowances.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
HALF OF !,
HA, dOOKV
DISEASE STARTLINGLY
LENT IN SCHOOLS O.
SPRING COUNTY

Little Rock, Sept 4.-Dr. J. B.
Crawford, district director for the
state board Of health in charge Of the
investigation of hookworm, was in the
city yesterday. and while here stated
that he has just completed syste-
matte inspection Of the summer
schools of Hot Spring county, and de-
clared that fully 80 per cent OF the
children attending these schools have
symptoms of hookworm disease. DR..
Crawford stated that school teachers,
doctors and citizens generally attend
his lectures on the subject and mani
fest interest, and that the disposition
to consider the hookworm disease as a
joke is growing less.
so far, all the counties in Arkan-
sas that have been thoroughly investi-
gated show a heavy infection among
the school children in the rural dis
tricts," said DR.. Crawford. Many
cases die directly from blood depletion
and consequent heart exhaustion in
the effort of nature TO nourish the
starving body Of the hookworm victim.
Others, after having been weakened
to such a degree as TO be unable to re-
sist or overcome intercurrent malad-
les, readily succumb to their influence
For instance, q great number of pa
tients said to be suffering from chronic
malaria have been so run down by the
hookworm feeding on the patients
blood that the victim dies from ma
larial paroxysm that under ordinary
circumstances would have no serious
consequences.
DIR. Crawford will make study of
conditions in Saline county this month
with headquarters at Benton He says
that generally unsanitary conditions
in the rural communities is response
BILE for the widespread prevalence of
the disease.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
FARM EXPERTS TO
URGE DEMONSTRATION
SLOAN, APPLE AND MARKHAM
ASKED TO SPEAK AT COUN-
TY UNION.

For the purpose of urging the i'm
portance Of 4 county appropriation to
continue the government farm demon
stration work in this county. Commits
sioner of Agriculture Clay Sloan, Dep
uty State Agent W. G. Apple and
Commissioner L. A Markham of the
Iron Mountain railroad have been re-
quetsed to speak at the quarterly
meeting of the Faulkner county Farm
ers' Union, which convenes at Oak
Bowery September Is. Former Presi-
dent John Phillips of Caney, who sent
the invitations at the request of Pres
ident A G. Duran of Holland, SAYS he
has received acceptances from Messrs.
Apple and Markham, and that either
Commissioner Sloan or Deputy L. E.
Hutchins will also in all probability be
present.
Under law passed by the las. leg
islature, the act being introduced by
Representative W. w. Martin of this
county, the county levying court may
make appropriations out of the gener-
al county funds for this purpose, there
previously being no statute under
which such an appropriation could
legally be made The farmers in this
county who have done demonstration
work, which has heretofore been sup
ported mainly by merchants of Con-
way, are the most active in the en-
deavoring to develop the sentiment in
favor of the county appropriation.
and it is believed there will be little or
no opposition to it when the justices
OF the peace meet here the second
Wednesday in October.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
Personals


Typewriters for rent. ]. D. Duna-
way. diff
II. NJ. Rector of Fieldston is here
today.
FOR SALE-A good horse. C. H.
Newborn. diff
William Wilson spent Labor Day at
Little Rock.
Ernest Douglass is at Plumerville
on business today.
Bruce Hopkins of Villa, Tex, is Wis
iting W. l. Robins here today.
See that wildcat whistle. Just the
thing for your bike. Bolls Bros. 2t
The Moose lodge win meet tonight
and receive several new members.
Vim. Cady, Baggage and Express
man. Day or night. Phone 321&10o. tt
Prof. C. J. Greene, who has been
i'll for esveral days, is reported better
today.
Something entirely new in ''honk-
honk." You can hear one half mile.
Bolls Bros. 2t
Henry Firestone, who is working in
Fort Smith, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Mrs. A ". Harrod left this morn
ing for two weeks visit to her son,
Elisha Harrod.
G. E. Owen left this morning for
Louisville, KY. to secure his spring
clothing samples.
Mrs. R. G. Bruce and her grand
mother, Mrs Davis, left this morning
for a visit at Plumerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Atkeison err
turned this morning after month 5
visit to Mrs. Atkeison's parents at
Lewiston, Mont.
Rev. Paul Nahlen is visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Nahlen. He
will leave in few days for Subiaco
College. in Logan county, OF which ne
is member OF the faculty.
Fletcher Smith returned last even
ing from a two weeks trip to Wash
/ ington. Boston, New York and other
eastern cities. He was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. A. l. Hutchins,
who Joined him at Augusta.
]. Francis Kelley, representing the
Arkansas Democrat, is here today in
the interest of a special edition TO be
issued by his paper about October /
for distribution at the state fair and
on the Arkansas on Wheels" trip
FOR SALE-A registered Jersey
bull: chance to get something good
solid color bull calf, black tongue and
switch; dropped June 10. Sire Ferns
Prince. Dam-Nobella's Cricket, one
of the best cows from r. D. Dunlap
Jersey farm. Grand sire imported
from Jersey Island at a cost of 1900
by ]. VI. Overton, Nashville, Tenn. f
l. PYLE, GAINESVILLE, Ark. wlt-d6'
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
SIDEWALK SUIT FILED.

L. ]. Rotton has filed suit in the
Faulkner chancery court against Al
ford and Levy Handford seeking to
enforce Z mechanics lien on lots l6
and It, block I. Harkrider's addition,
alleging an Indebtedness OF $50 for
sidewalk laid along the premises.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
BASEBALL CUP RECEIVED.

The handsome silver cup awarded
to the Conway high school baseball
team for winning the secondary cham
pionship of Arkansas was received to
dav and is on exhibition at s. +. An
derson's. 1t bears the name of Mar
tin Downing as coach and Of each
member of the team.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
UNLAWFUL DETAINER SUIT.

S. A. Price has fled suit in the
F aulkner circuit court against Jesse
Gibbs, alleging unlawful detainer of
a house situated in section 80, town.
ship 5, range Il, which the plaintiff
is renting from s. G. Smith.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
SHERRoD SEEKS DIVORCE.

Alleging that the defendants treat
ment of him has been unkind, cruel
and insulting, J. a. Sherrod has filed
suit in the Faulkner chancery court
for divorce from his wife. Mary Sher-
ord, to whom he states he was mar
ried in 1910.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
SEEKS TO REFORM DEED.

". F. Lackey has filed suit in the
Faulkner chancery court, naming ]. S.
Gavin and others as defendants, seek
ing to have a deed to one acre of land
IN section 9, township, range y, re-
formed TO correctly describe the land
intended to be conveyed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05

Mr.. Carr recently purchased a 1885,
acre farm. Mr.. Carr will leave to-
morrow. and his family will follow
about a week later. They have made
many friends during their residence
in Conway who regret their depart
ure
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
DIVORCE SUIT FILED.

Mary Douglass has filed in the
Faulkner ehancery court suit for a
divorce from Clarence Douglass, to
whom she was married in Tennessee
July i, 1909. Desertion since August
/, 1910, is alleged as a ground for
the action.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05

NJ. C. Carr and family are prepar-
ingto remove to Doniphan, Mo-, where
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05

Legal Blanks for sale at thi Office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05

The L. d. C. will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 at the home Of Mrs.
w. D. Cole, Sr.
Fred Bailey, Brooks Stanley and
Coatus Bruce left today for camp
ing trip in Pleasant Valley.
W. F. Tate, who will teach in the
high school and be in charge Of ath-
letics at the Conway public school, ar
rived last night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-09-05
47MEMBERSSTATE
GUARD SWORN IN

ForIy-seven young men Of the city
have been sworn in as members of the
company of the Arkansas national
guard being organized here and the
required membership Of So win, it is
believed, be reached within a few
days.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31
WHITE STAR LINE BEGINS
UP-RIVER RUN NEXT SUNDAY
Daily Service VIII BE Maintained
Until June ~, When Double
DaiIv Trims start

The White Star Line will open the
season OF navigation TO the Flats.
Marine City, st. Clair, Sarnia. Ont,
and Port Huron, Mich, with the new
steel steamer Wauketa, Sunday, April
2. The steamer will leave Detroit
for the above points every Sunday at
a. m, returning at $50 D. m, and
will leave every week day at $3.50 D.
m, returning the following day at
11:45 a. IN. The excursion fare Zone
day limit TO the Flats and Harsen's
Island will be so cents. Double daily
service will begin Saturday, June IL.
Daily service between Detroit and
Toledo will commence Saturday. April
%, and double daily service Saturday,
June IL.
The White Star Line will begin re-
ceiving freight for St Clair River
points, also for all points OF the
Thumb on the Pere Marquette rail
way, Saturday, April L, and for To
ledo and points on all railroads dr.
|vsrging. Saturday, April 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31
.ANT|-BUCkET SHOP
LAW HELD ILLEGAL
Justice Wright, Of District of Column
bia Court, Orders Indictments
Against ID Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-A
sweeping decision declaring the anti
bucket shop law unconstitutional be-
cause OF ambiguity, was rendered to-
day by Justice Wright, of the district
OF Columbia supreme court. lndict-
ments against 13 alleged bucketshop
proprietors in washington, Baltimore
and Chicago, arrested in simultaneous
raids by the department OF justice
last May, were ordered dismissed. IL
sustained by the higher courts, the
decision today will Illustrate the gov
ernment's campaign against bucket
shop gambling throughout the coun-
try.
The thirteen defendants, including
Edward Altemus, Louis Celia, Angelo
Celia and Samuel Adler, Of Chicago;
Henry r. Duryea and Charles r. Al
ley, OF Washington; c. A. Tillis, Will
liam Fox, Robert Hall, Samuel Ray
mond, Oscar Rappell, z. NJ. Browning
and Henry c. Stumpf, of Baltimore,
were indicted, May %, 1910. by the
grand jury here, charged with violal-
ing that portion of the District code
which prohibited stock margin gam
bling.
Wholesale raids all over the coun-
try resulted in the arrest by depart
ment of justice agents OF score or
more brokers' Six of these pleaded
guilty and were fined. The remainder
were released on bond.
| Justice Wright declared in his opin.
ion today that the language OF the
statute was so broad as TO prohibit
all contracts.
Attorney-Generel Wickersham re-
fused to discuss the setback TO the
government anti-gambling campaign
further than to say that the decision
would be fought out TO the supreme
court OF the United States.
There are still pending a number
of suits against alleged bucket shops,
brought by the government under the
law prohibiting fraudulent use OF the
mails. The decision today, however.
temporarily at least, balks the use
of what the department OF justice had
considered it's most powerful weapon
against margin stock gambling. The
raids against the alleged bucket shops
concerned in the decision were the
most spectacular In the history Of the
department.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

LONDON, March 30.-The new
dreadnought Monarch, largest ever
built by the Vickers, was launched al
Elswick today, and christened by
Mrs. Lewis Harcourt wife of the sec
rotary OF state for the colonies, and
"a niece of J. Pierpont Morgan. She
was formerly Miss Mary Ethel Burns
OF New York.
The honor TO Mrs. Harcourt, the first
American woman TO christen British
battleship, follows close upon the re
port that her husband Is to be raised
10 the peerage. Since her imitation
into British cabinet society. she has
played the society end of politics hard
and fast for the benefit OF her hus
band
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

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The Detroit times., 1911-03-31


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