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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
The MARVELLOUS GROWTH
Of THE WONDERFUL SOUTH
The SOUTH STANDS TRIUMPHANT READY TO GO
WARD WONDERFUL FIGURES OF THE LAST DECADE AS RE.
VEALED THE CENSUS.

Richard II. Edmonds, editor of the
Manufacturers Record has sent out
the following letter to the business
men of the South which is illuminat-
ing of the marvellous growth of the
South during the past decade and
should stir with enthusiasm every son
of this great section.
What a marvellous story Of vast
| expansion in manufacturers and in
agriculture, of transformation, of in
creasing wealth, is being unfolded as
from day to day the census tells in
cold statistics Of the capital and pro-
ducts of the individual states of this
country!
THE sixteen Southern states COW
/ cred by the work of the Manufacture
ers Record now have more capital in
vested in manufacturing than the
whole country had in 1880.
"In 1880 the total capital invested
in manufacturing in the United States
was $2,79O,OO0,OO0. These sixteen
states had $2,SS5, 100000 manufacture
ing capital when the present census
/ figures were compiled in 1909, and to
this several million have since been
added. This is a marvellous change.
1t should arrest every mans atten-
ton.
In 1890 the United States was just
ly boasting of its vast industrial in
terests, of its development in manu-
featuring and agriculture, and yet
these Southern states now have sew
eral hundred million more capital en-
gagged in manufacturing operations
than the entire country then had
With such an achievement despite
the hard conditions prevailing until
recent years in the development OF
the Industrial activities of the South
how limitless are the possibilities OF
this section as indicated by what has
already been accomplished.
The South's Mineral Wealth.
'In 1900 the value of the mineral
products of the South was $131,7OO.
600 In 1909 it was 1927, ,421 900, and
we have as yet scarcely begun tc
scratch the surface, or even to dis
cover the extent of the mineral wealth
of the South. Southern prosperity
however. is not found in manufactur
ing and mining alone. The same great
expansion is seen on every hand anc
in every line of activity.
Progress Of Agriculture.
"The addition of over $4,000 100000
to the value of the farm properties o.
these States attests the progress o.
agriculture. In 1900 the total value
of the farms of the sixteen Southerr
States included in this comparison
was S3,239.O00. 900 In 1909 it was 81,
5000, 900. During the same perioC
the value of farm buildings, more
strongly indicative of increasing pros
perity than even the value OF farm
lands. rose from $S55,OOO,OOO to 81,
672.OOOO0O, strikingly illustrating th'
vast activities in the construction o
dwellings and farm buildings general
" during that ten-year period. Wha
wonderful change must have mark
> ed the life of the farmers of thes'
sixteen states as indicated by this in
, crease of over $SOO,OOO,OOO in thu
; value of their farm houses, what al
= advance in their financial strength
their power to consume. their powe
CONTINUED on page four)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
HATTESBURC MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 49, 1911
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON COTTON BILL
House Ways and Means Committee
Accepts Senate BiIl-AdJourn-
ment Tuesday.

Washington, Aug ly.-The House
ways and means committee today de-
cided by strict party vote to favorably
report the cotton tariff revision bill as
amended and passed in senate, and to
call it up for passage Monday.
Members of the committee predict
ed an adjournment of congress Tues
day night.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
LIGHTNING STRIKES
RIcHTON HOME.

Richton. Miss, Aug. 1S.-During a
very heavy rain and thunderstorm
here this afternoon lightning struck
the home of Mr. S. T. Garraway. One
chimney was shattered and the ceiling
in one room somewhat torn up. Mrs.
Garraway, with her daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Mobley and her children. were
seated in the hall and were unhurt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19

receiving numerous applications for
employed. The statement notes the
absence of serious disorders and that
the military authorities have the stu
alton thoroughly under control. tt
also refers to the settlement of the
London dock strike and says there
will be a resumption in the unloading
of cargoes tomorrow.
The statement concluded by an
nouncing that Mr.. Lloyd-George and
Mr.. Bruxton still are endeavoring to
arrange a settlement of the railway
trouble on fair terms.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
AVIATOR ATWOOD
Lands At ERIE

Erie, Pa. Aug 19.-Aviator Atwood
landed here shortly before noon today
after battling with high winds between
here and Swanville. As to whether
he will be able to make Buffalo before
night, Atwood said he was uncertain.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19

ago. Aug. 19.-Oscar A, HrIhd-
10, lred higher from the srouhu I''
la. an any aeroplane has ever been
.,d new worlds record at ll,'Zo
e., ePbirn O. Parmalee followed him
N th,yair. passing the former amer D,
an record and reached 1887 feet
hsfora he was forced to descend
THE former worlds record was w.
7e1 feet. made at Mourmelon' France
1nlv s, 1911. Capt, Felix on Aug .,
Io1t. flew to height of 11,152 feet at
Etamps, France, but his fight mas not
M, vet been made official. Ralph John'
stone set ;he American mark at be''
u,ort Park New York, Oct. 3, 1910
al 1O,476 feet.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
PRESIDENT TAFT SIGNS

:: Washington, Aug. 19.-Presi- Z:
= dent Taft today signed the Cam :
!. paign Publicity Bill, which pro- :
:: vides for the publication before Z:
: election of all expenditures of Z:
:: candidates for United States Sen Z:
:: ate and House of Representative ::
= and limits these expenditures ::
: even in primaries. ::
:, :. :. :, :. :. :. :. :. =, :. :. :. :. :. 8. !.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
BUYS FIVE CHICAGO THEATRES.
Woman Now The Largest Owner OF
Playhouse.

Chicago. August 19.-By the pur-
chase of five Chicago theatres yester-
day Mrs. Carolyn Kohl, widow of Chas
Kohl, became the largest holder, Of
theatrical property in Chicago.
The theatres included in the trans
actions are the Majestic Olympic,
Chicago Opera House, Academy of
Music and the Biiou.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
Cotton Bill UP Monday.

Tonight the Democratic members of
the Ways and Means Committee de-
termined to end the long session.
Monday the House will pass the cot
ton bill as amended in the Senate,
containing the iron and steel, chemi-
acl and cotton machinery schedules
and the reciprocal bituminous coal
across the Canadian border provision
and will send it to the President Tues
day.
Congress will adjourn on Wednes-
day at the latest was the declara-
tion of Majority Leader Underwood
CONTINUED on page four)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-19
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THE WEATHER.

:: Showers tonight or Sunday. ::
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Streets 20 Be Numbered

The markers for all the streets M
Greater Warwood are expected from
the factory at Canton. Ohio. the latter
part OF this week. and will be inme.
diately placed on the gas lights. The
markers will bear the new street nun
Ders The streets running east n
west VIII no longer be known bv
name Street No. ! will mne
In the south end. near he Ricblapd
eoai work going north. The last
street. No. Twenty-six. will be AZ
what was formerly known as Norm
The FIVE avenues. runn.ng
north and south. will still retain tbelr
oIu names Al the next regular NEE,
ing oil council a communication viii
70 iramed 10 be sent to the officials
the Wheeling Traction comnsny
asking that conductors on the Par.
handle line call out the street mum.
oers Instead OF stops. and that c,--
oe stopped 10 take on and discharge
passenger at all The streets In tjree,.
er WarWood.
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warmOod Briefs and P.r,on.l.

Probably this wee the Dentler
manufacturing Company Of North
Nar"ocd. makers OF window weights.
VIII start out a two-horse z to
collect all the old tin cans. wire and
other metals TO melt in the manufac.
ture OF their product.
According 10 Town SerRean, Co,,a-
payment o. town taxes are coming \,
very slowly. There are about ss-O
vet To be collected OF the $500 taxes
and II the belated do not nav nm nv
ms week s per cent. will be added TO
their taxes after January l.
Mr.. and Mrs. CAsrles II. Bowler on
ierta!ned the Flood family and a
number OF other relatives with dinner
Yesterday In their beautiful! home on
Main street.
Mayor J. W. Abercrombie. VI. n
after many weeks OF Illness. IL able 10
attend to his medical practice
Quite a number OF Warwoodcrs at.
tended the matinee at the Court IN
Wheeling yesterday
Miss Ninsel. OF Main street. and her
sister. Miss Anna. spent Yesterday
with relatives and friends in Pitts
burgh.
owl cars we're run over the Pan
Handle late last night on SATURDAY
nights schedule. TO accommodate the
large crowds returning home from
spending Christmas in Wheeling
John 4. Moore. general OF
the Narwood Tool Works. gave the
conductors n motormen Of the pen
Handle traction line a supply OF cigars
for Christmas Fits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Mass Mr-tinn ErA.M

All indications point 10 the citi,e,s.
mass meeting OF the Gleuova North
Friday evening In the Glen.
oI" nan. being largely attended
wneh the question OF allowing the
Nheellng Traction company TO close
an alley In that part OF the town near
me site on which they intend 10 buiId
d large street car barn. the com
mittees. composed OF Or W T. ~
nee. CHAIRMAN. ]. W. Emsley and
Idul fiines. appointed by the War.
Nood board OF trade to confer with
me residents relative 10 the alley and
10 report back az the next hoard
meeting. has called the mass moot.
ing 10 get the public expressions Of
me citizens on the question. 1, "a
said mat the majority OF the north
ehderS are for giving the alley 70 tho
'rdcllon company. which promises Ia
aIIo" the public the use OF two other
diieNs near their property. Should
me Darn be built II will mean an in.
crease OF about 300 population 10
Greater Warwood. as the go men
now employed on the Panhandle
proper and eventually those on the
BonWood cars. as soon as tbes, car.
are run over the Panhandle line viu
D." required 10 reside near the barn.
II is believed that should the citizens
refuse 10 give the alley 10 the com
pany that the barn will be built else.
where. Notices have been posted
over WarwoOd announcing the mass
meeting and 10 is the desire OF the
committee that all be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
M~oundsVilIe Briefs.

Rev. J. n Lawrence. OF Canton q
arrived in the city yesterday and viii
spend a few days with his family on
Third street.
'onvicts % tho county jail wore
treated 20 "a splendid dinner yestsr.
day IN the corridor Of the iai and
Were allowed y few liberties about fra
building An oyster supper was served
last evening.
MISS beatrice and Doris OtConreI
Iett This morning for Pittsbure 10 visif
relatives for the balance OF tho v.,c
7 \. Dinsmore. Of Piftsbure w.s
mere yesterday visiting his parents.
EDWARD Wetzig and sister left yas.
terday for Cleveland. o.. 10 be- gope n
few weeks.
Wilbur Auten and George Berry r..
.urned Yesterday from Cleveland. d .
"here they were visiting
John O'Connel and wi,e returned
Yesterday from LcesyiUe. % ubcre
they were visiting relatives for n r.,y
days. " ''"
Mrs John Shane. of Fa.rno,,
issuing her mother. Mrs. William
inst. on Jefferson avenue
p a Erwin general sur.rintcrd.
y OF the sewer system in mis- c'+,.
leit this morning for baltimore vb.ro
no ~ overseeing % Ike w0r.
Ross Plat. ~ piftsburr wac
ing ms relatives on Jefferson avenue
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WARWOOD
Quiet Christmas DAY.


ABOUT the quotes; DAY ever ip Greater
vas yesterday. in The words
OF the Grecian poet. there was moth.
IN dom" other thar a few prtv.t.
social functions. All the stores .x.
cepsing Pharmacies. were closed all the
afternoon and evening. while none Of
the industries turned a wheel. but will
In full this morning. About the
liveliest place In the War~ood vicinity
vas az the Richland coal worts
south End. where the foreign ele
ment are holding big doings. Dancinx
Vas begun In one Of their homes lac
saturday night. and UP 20 late las,
nisht The hop" vas still one. whue
much Teasing aud drinkisc Vas IN.
dulged IN. A. intervals a child il
christened. folloVe With much vtgor.
Gus celebration. sunday night Town
rae Conner hurried to Little
hungary. thinking there was a ngbt
but n proved 10 be that some o,
No celehraters were shooting a eui.
into the air in expressing their enthu.
siasm. \ sage OF Marwood mar
last evening hat Il was the oui.tes,
nris'mas he ever saw that there was
no n "Vhoopin' 'er up by taking or
700 much peach and honey or har.
cider and that he had heard no, the
OF n firecracker. when I VAS
a boy. n even up 70 a few years ago
- was great sport for lads TO shoe,
squihs. as we called them in nv
Houth. but II is 80 quiet here il feels
IKE Sunday-ouiet enough almost 10
near n change their mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
UNKNOWN RoBeER SHOOTS
CASHIER: GETS $3.50

CHICAGO. Dec 25.-An unidentified
robber shot and seriously wounded G..
l. Mccoy. cashier OF a safe company.
10 his Office here today and then es-
capped with $3.50 In cash which Mccoy
had been counting When Mccoy
went 10 lunch to-day he LEFT tho door
20 his Office unlocked During his
absence The robber secreted himself
In the ONCE Mccoy was OF
the robbers presence until no was
covered with a revolver. After shoot
ing Mccoy the robber obtained the
money and fed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
HUNTSVILLE
Observance Was General.

yesterday was a very quiet day in
the city. Christmas being observed ap.
propriatciy throughout. All the stores.
barber shops and manufactures were
closed. and all spent a day OF rest.
The streets yesterday were filled with
residents walking about enjoying the
open air. and many strangers spend
ing Christmas here with relatives and
friends viewed tho city. All stores
and other places Of business will open
again this morning. and the factories
viii nearly all operation In
full. although n or two OF the small
or unes have granted the employees
several days vacation during the holb
day week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

The day shift Of the force Of mon
who have been employed on sinking
tho air shaft az the PARIS run mine
600 tho East End will resume about
Wednesday morning after a suspen-
zion NJ about five days on accoun Of
a shortage ~ timber. Cats 4 Gray.
local lumber company. who have been
supplying tho timber. have announced
that o. delayed shipment viii bc hauled
to the min to-day. and ~ is thought
tho men will resume work on Wednes-
ntr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

The r1' D' 90. fho CITY won't io 'he
IHs End sunday evening .n response
'N H c.I .enf .n hs residents ~ that
-r.'. 1n Dob stop H FREQ f0raII nghf
Nh.eh rHF rrpprfad fo DO .n progress
Whom he officials reached tho scene
a Young man uae lying on tho
GROUND apparently injured huf on o.
.nf.in proved That Tho nsn vas
4 90 .H'1N. ca'nI c9ndl4oA Er!snds
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Largely Attended.

The annual Christmas mass held
yesterday morning In 81. Francis
NaXier Catholic church OF his city
vas well attended both by members OF
the congregation and members OF 9th
or churches Of the city. The services
opened az . o'clock and continued for
an nour. the regular Christmas cere-
monv being carried ont. The church
was deliberately decorated for the az
fair. and Father J Francis Flanagan
charge
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he would be in q practically normal
condition before the end Of the week.
william A.. Morse. OF R~icheson's
counsel. also visited the jail during
the day and had a brief conference
with his client but any important
move IN the defense OF Richeson on
the charge Of numbering Miss Avis
Linnell still awaits the arrival OF John
". Ice. from Lynchburg. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Made Poor Children Hannu

Yesterday morning Truaut Officer
Thomas T.. Kiudelbeurer was out
br ght and early with as large a sack
"a old Santa Claus carries dlsfribuf.
Ing candy. nuts. fruit. TOYS and dolls
20 nearly half a hundred poor chill
drcu of Redwood district II was a
big task and - took ncnrly an dav
10 20 oyc the territory. The gifts
were solicited by the Warwood circle
Of the Kings Daughters and Mr. kin.
delhcreer. Later the poor children
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1r addition fo me three DRINKS ar
rested by the police force. throc moro
Hore arrested early yesterday morn.
rg end during tho day. and tho six
1910 face MAYOR williamson This morn
ink in police court. This is "a small
number of DRINKS FOR Xmas. compared
With former years. and tho city off,
r. sia arc Vrl satisfied Nth no man
nor 'I which The dag vas observed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

David r. Jones. proprietor of the
Jones restaurant. south Warwood.
has purchased n sifc on Main street
IN That part ~ 'hc town and VIII erect
20 business block on o.. commencing
early next spring SIR. Jones will 70.
move his restaurant 20 tho new build
tnE and l'ase tho other part o. lt for
business purposes and flats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

The musical entertainment held
frsfcrl1v morning In the chapel OF
tho rHf" peu proved Io i- n most
"Flrrrsslui affair Miss Emma Moore
Scott ~ 'hIe city. prepared the pro.
GRAIN and lad charge ~ tho rendition.
and fhc 1910 ODD ourtIcts were high
It entertained The affair opened Of
lob ard Has attended bv n large
O. |uhnr OF outside people ph0 also
"HrrarI1f'f fha numerous musical sc
'D'.or. soy. hiFhIr.
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L
WRfrTEr nj
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

|
To-day is a good time TO
think only of the good in the
world. There is a lot of it.
Every Christmas day brings
us nearer TO emancipation
from business trickery-busi-
ness hypocrisy - dishonest
pursuit of wealth-to the day
of the UNIVERSAL SQUARE
DEAL.
Good will toward men" is
nearer actual realization to-
day than it has ever been. do
unto others as you would have
them do unto you" is, ! he
lieve, NINETY PER CENT.
actuality to-day.
Ninety per cent. OF the peo-
pie one does business with de-
sire to do the right thing by
their fellows and try hard tc
give everybody an ALL-THE-
YEAR-ROUND SO UARE
DEAL. They may make mis-
takes from the viewpoint of
many of us. but who among
us is immune from defective
judgment?
AS long as a merchant
tries to give his customers a
FAIR RETURN for the none
they spend with him he can
be forgiven for the methods
he sometimes employs to Sc
cure those customers, so long
as the methods are not actual
ly dishonest.
Most of the business enter
priseS of to-day stand for the
direct, Open-and-abOve board.
intelligent, interesting preSen-
tation Of their merchandise to
the public. All over the land
at least ninety per cent. of
the advertisers are showing I'M
miStakahle signs of not only
believing in. hut G
INC the GOLDEN RULE IN
BUSINESS.
There is GREATER FAITH
in the integrity of advertising
than there ever was. There is
really MORE INTEREST in
advertising than there ever
was. There is a A
INCLINATION than ever be-
fore on the part of merchants
TO make their printed word be-
tween them and the public
the Bible of BuSineSS-the
gospel of honorable dealing.
The good in the advertising
world has arrived To stay and
the NINETY PER CENT. OF
RELIABILITY cannot he
harmed by TIE ten per cent. Of
unreliahility.
BY this time next year may
Ne we will Ne able to record
the tact that n~inety-two per
cent. of all advertising is hon
orable, and that only eight per
cent. will he the opposite and
one thing is sure, that some
Ime, and in the near future at
that, all unreliable advertiSing'
will I've ultimately extermin-
ated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
RICHESON BETTER
Prisooer in Boston Jail Sent Feast BY
Former Pensioners; Confers
with Attorney.

BOSTON. Dec ga bountoou4
Christmas dinner. the gift az several
~ his former Pensioners. helped 10
cheer The Rev. Clarence V. T. Richie.
son today in his cell In Charles street
jail. whore no is recovering rapidiv
from the ~seif-inaicted wounds of last
Or. Lofhrop. who visited tho prison
uis forenoon. reported that Richeson
was making a good recovery and that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
FREE PACKAGE coupor

Nhlch the accumulated towns garbage
may be disposed OF. 49, none Of the
Isrtners will take IL for hog feed in
thls section since Il Is said TO have
caused the death OF a hog belonging
70 a uiler OF the soil on Glenn's MN.
because there was either glass or I've
IN the garbage Il is probable that
me committee will order tho garbage
hauled 10 the Wheeling crematory
for the present at least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

water rents due and payable a. IN.
onlee OF the City Treasurer. Save 10
per cent oy paying now. ONLY > e.
says left 20 get the discount Ws,.,
SUBJECT TO being shut on on All buIs ~.
naming unpaid after January T.. faf5.
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Th" health committee % Waruood.
Of which DR. o. g. Walden BE- chair.
man. VIII probably meet This evening
and attempt ~ devise some plan bv
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Package Walled Free TO All
In Plain Wrapper.


rial package % Pyramid PIE rew-
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your 4rlggl-t a. SOC a box. ana he sure
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look charge OF the man. whose name
was given. and 10 arrests were made
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TO cvRE a COLD N ONE pAy.

Take LAXATIVE PROMO OuInIne Tah-
cts Druggists refund money If IL fsli4
10 cure = ". GROVES signature Is ON
zach box CSC.
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COuCheS SI4,25

This Couch has 7 rows Of Tufts. al
steel c-onstruetion. solid oak srsme
covered with Chase Leather. othsr
W % $50.
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2O% to 500 Discount

Everything in our entire stock, with the exception
OF a few items We are under contract 10 sell at 4 Stir,l.
lated prise will he sold at 1 discount.