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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
I'D. MISS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER : ,o,,
CROP IN ALABAMA
CUT 10000 BALES
MISSISSIPPI SUFFERS HALF A
MUCH FROM WORMS
SsusA Carolina Il Decided rus-
Prsvsmeat IN ceadisioa In rsxas
an4 okiahozlA Iaaleate4-

MemPAis. rsna---Reports are unf.-
'osa6le east ef the Mlssi..ppi river and
IN Louisixna In Arkaas4s tho feeling
- shghtiy more hopeful By rrasoa Of the
s-.sa'isa 81 rams. AMI m Oklahoma and
Texas q decided ,mPr0vsmsat IN eoad,-
sious q ialicate,L
Very heavy rams anl wtnd damaged
the er0P in Soufh Carolina, although rain
nay IN the end aid someshiax 10 the
y'ea from the late crtton- Gsorgia re-
Psrts eonsiisraAl- dsterior.tloa AMI a
ssssppesssia< aattnra xhsrs packing i
bsgun- u AlsharnA and Mississiprs the
damage frpm cvstoa army worus = very
heavy this ssek. the P-ss Appearing over
siis aFess Ant stripping seti after dsd
ef every vsstsge af leaf gro~tA and
young. tensier hoIis. Conservative. essi-
mates place tAs le-s IN Alabama At iso,-
eoo b4iss. and in Mi.si..iPpl at .bags
half ~ Gurh
The weather uas slightiy mors favor
abe than heretofors. httis ram having
tAiisa IN the vsli~y, but q nush longer
P.rioa Of dry weather = He~led.
IL - evHieat that ths rams N Texas
VII ADJ sauisthiag 70 the crop and asAy
utake a material aa.iifiou u tae iru-. i
late >cuas Oklahoma eorEe-ppusients
tAink the cruP A. re~i as la-s ysaE. aa4
~hiie oth~rs report an irrsparahle lD.s.
improvement sinc- the rams = s~urrAiiy
euucssie'L Cotton . opening hs-s rap
ally N both fhrsc states, but nsseh fast
er elsewhere.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
ESTIMATED CROP
I2,9I8,200 BALES
LOTION IN AUGUST DECLINED IL,
PER CENT.
FereentAke Averages IA cczpared Z.
S-l Last Meath. whea Iaaacats4
Crop Was I&7so.ooo Bales.

Nashingtoa--A total rro.i,n.tisa a.
i2Sis-2oo baies Of eotton a. the sal
y'esa tAis year j. Indicated b. n. y.
PArtment OF agr1caiture. of.e,sl wort
'i enudiiiou Of the gr1wiu- cruD On An.
sns' 5. Saich IL crop reporting hoasd
iFol reports frum it. correspondent. an!
agents Throughout the eottou bit. e,,,.
Hiate'i a. 80 pr e~nt OF a nnrmal
4his estimate, basrd N ratio Of Ii.
average yIeh4 fer tie last ten year. 10
tae AFerase eondltion Of the crop On Al
szst q Tor the past ten y-ars. uoa.!
Eeaa a an1l yieli Of isis pouni. an
Acre o. the planted ARA of aperosi-
aAieiy atoeo.ao0 acrs.. aiisviax fsr A
abandoned acreASe Of i.'0o.oUa aerrs.
lnodicial adEic-s from tie -srfan ia
indieAte tA@s he Host luportaat To-
eiine- IN the crop ~ere due % sevsrs
eroutas. Bot siats ard uur-n-. Rergrts
insilcate taAt heavy shedding sl,usel 81
hot sehtAer sas tAe chlef flst0r Of ~
ierloratsua IA practically al state. sz-
espt LOUISIANA and Missrs.ippi. uksre
tAsre Ets too nuch ram Ia an othsr
states heAt Aui truuth greatly ia-a-vsi
e0tton during the moatA. especially IN
Texas and Oklahoma.
SIas. tie date On Whics the ooadlt5aa
-Es takzn-Aax1ss 2s-Shers hAxs b.sn
general r4ias shieh greatly relieved epa.
eiticzs ard eoasidsrahle improvement q
looks& faE When the ovtobsr wort .
issu@l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
HEALTH BOARD on TYPHOID FEVER
Request That People Apply fo- Bulie-
TN as Matter Of Self-Prsprv,-
tlon and Iufornarlo--


sAAson--lAe state boart OF Health
'H4'l tAe supervision o. Dr. " ;.
Lea 'nets' director OF public health ant
stni'atloa- aas s0'ien an ADDITIONAL sup
P's OF 'ne ouiciai pamphlets prepared
eS'Nn! Iof ifee distribution By the
STATE board an4 entitiei Typhoid Fe-
VI u Cau-e, PREVENTION And It.
ifeataient' and me pamphlets are ssnt
aoso.u'ely iree 20 any one Eao VII
u.oP os'Ai carl 70 the state Board
0' He.l'a AZ Jackson Ani request that
0'-
A-e sArr- supply aAs srsn gotten Tor
me reason tnAt dlring ne montAs OF
si''' SsP'eal oef and octooeF- a. nei-
"a. leeoils 'los, tAere are more case
q i!paoia lever ihAn a. any other time
u Is es-enilA4i! a iiil disease. and oy
ne careful PeF'i-al o. iAis most interest
- an @-lol -'''e PA- 3aist- -a-eA
s l.'-''Fatsa aAa SFiien IN PLAIN, IN
'eeanle-i 'sf-s - an ooey eaa under
stand y nuen caR 3 done 70 stos tse
spread o. me efei'iiii aiaiaHy n 4 eora
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07

All Right to Be Well sgppIied. But
Surplus Is Neither Eeonory
Ncr Sense

A woman who desires 70 dress vsl
on small income. and Il can Be done.
must learn first OF all never 70 have
100 many clothes on hand 4; once
Let her buy the things size needs.
wear them out. and then buy others
Il Is better 70 have one weIl-htting.
taflor-made suit. keep Il vigorously
pressed and IN order. wear it until Il
shows signs Of wear. and then replace
il. than Il Is 70 have several Inferior
suits As to large stocks Of under
wear. they are only an anxiety II
not looked after frequently they grow
yellow. STYLES. too. alter frequently
in underwear as In outer garments;
also human figures alter and grow fat
sometimes. and the treasured articles
won't e. when they are brought out
As 70 shoes. sr Is better for the feet
and better for the shoes TO have sew
eraI changes and wear them In rot2-
ton but II shoes are kept too long
the leather Is apt TO rot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
QUESTION OF STRIKE
UP TO EACH union
POLICY OF RErREScHMESr ON
ALL ROADS srTRS woRKMEN.
SHspsnding Orders fer Higher Rates Has
Resulted IN Dismissal Of $3.50
Mea

ChiesgO.-w. l. Park. Vics-pre-idsai
Of the uhnois Central road. Tuesday
Indicated that the etficiai. OF the road
have det~rmin~l not 20 DEAL with the
federated shop employees. representative.
Of whom nov are here from the South.
IN an ofieisl statement Mr.. Park sAid.
we revived a communication FROM
the International union sffiriais asking
for a conference ami have ssiI 70 thea
that We ~ill meet accredited Representa-
tlves Of organizations with whom We
have contracts. 70 Discus. rnsttsrs eon.
recsrd herewith
President NcCrrary o. the federation,
vho spent most Of ths dsy cuafsrrinx
~ttA representatives Of the International
Unions. sAid Nr. Park. statement was q
F-iisratioa Of formsr sxprvs.ioas. II.
saids
We have known the oenpaav wss
Wiling 20 meet with the International
odiciaas Of the nine unious. Sosns Of
the cficiAls uPoa ~hon poser to act
has b~~a eonfsrrv,l BY the Internal iouaI
Presitsuis have MT reaches here.
A conference 'betwesn the railroad and
the uHion eHiciais win b. arraurrd a.
sooa As al the hsor representatives ar.
riv--
Gsnsrai MsaaKvr Park . alss sxpers-
- 20 ral.~ The sane isl,i- q. G~neral
Superintendent % Nsfive Fou~r NJ x
Baruun- rA- batter in . isttsr 70 N,
international president. stated hat ~
'orzsai nu,ie- hai hseu xivsa ne ruua-
PAay BY eash of the trs.iss. a. pro-
vniei IN sh~ir esusrnrfs-
hls eonr.n nfion in eF-ct uas hat ths
Prv-e@t plan Of fssi~ratiru of .hnp ~u,-
Piay~s was eontrary 70 fh~ cuutrsrts AMI
~oahi not - r-cpguire,i
HIS Ritter ronefusir,f
w. therefore softly yva that sA-
fianos. Central srsi Is-sa ant MI..i.-
siPPi Naii-y rcas.. wi-i ccnsaier a ssrik-
Of sEzPioy~-. z~nh~rs - ths s-rnaiaa.
sson. ypa Represent a. gro-s vialasissu
of existing aErs~snsufs sd a hrraeh %
sAifh- We INSIST that yea compel a sfri<t
oh-~rranes Of sh@ a-rv~unrat now In
torr~ n al PaztlcuaArs
Following a piaa for r~,rrnchaieu,.
railFusa. of th~ csunsry u the past y-s-
have DISMISSED st.s7o nisu. ~frectiux
\ net aanual sarinx In oFsrstlux sx-
Psusss of sss.oeo. .eoo. aroor.iinx 70 arr
port Just mals pahsie.
The 4eerease IN ssP~u-- sni zainte-
aanc- : saui % b. the result Of artiaz
Of the Interstate Ceum-ree Commis-
-ion, whieh refused 20 slbow the ruaf.
TO PUT INTO eject a general Increase Of
frvighs rates. Tie largest rsslurtion-
in the fare~s are tcsinst Anaonz the track
men, saoPuAea snd ua-e-ii2zcoas en-
pisye-l
The report containing these sE,rres, il
is sad. have an important bsaring on
the widespread uaFr-s existing IA ,h-
ranks of Hartman linz. shnpusn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
AVIATOR BURNED TO DEATH
rhsa<aads See Lisat- De GEaiIiy Meet
Horrible DEATH

-r-,,. -. -. - - .
-. :, -.
-. = -. u =.
!. ...--1.-.s,' = - - -.
-.
= -.-t--'.',- ~ !. - -
~ -. s,..l.,-
g.. ..-.- ~
- ~ -
..,..-. ~ ~ - -
~. -...s--. - - -
-,
"'a 'ne sP~'1 81 an sNPfsss uAAn
- A''''''a 'f'e.N''fs - '-r a~ro-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07

tracts also from the attractive ara
harmonious eject Of the dressing ia
Die II Is much wiser to have a sD.-
efal receptacle for them.
A very pretty and useful ha.r,,
holder can be made by covering ,
glass tube with ribbon. These tra..
can be bought at many ot the larre
shops They are Just long enough 10
hold the hatpins. are closed AZ IN.
bottom and finished at the ton Win
a little hpltke rim After buytur "a.
g-ass buy ribbon 70 match the ds~n-
rations Of your room Just wide enough
to make n cover for the glass ny sew
ing two pieces together. The enxer
may be either the length OF the tub.
and put on smooth. or II nav be
longer and shirred on each side IN.
latter way is prettier. but IL viii catch
dust and must be frequently brushed
out
At the bottom Of the case the I'D
bon Is gathered together tightly. ana
either a tasSel sewed on or a bunch
Of bows OF baby ribbon At the ton
Il Is finished hy hsmmiug each piece OF
rfoeon separately. not SEWN. the
pieces together. The hem must b.
vide enough to come out beyond the
rim OF the glass. A long loop Of the
baby ribbon Is sewed at the top OF
each seam 10 hang the case I'd or
one piece Of ribbon may be used. an
end sewed at each side. In either
case small bunch Of bows IS used as
finish where the ribbon Is sewed-
When the ribbon case IS finished
slip In the tube. which should be 4
close At u there is nothing IN the
room that seems convenient to hang
the case on II Is a good plan TO buy a
long brass hook at a hardware shop
and screw Il into any appropriate
place, such as a door or window
frame An important point to be re
membered IS always TO put your hat
pins IN the case when taking them out
Of your hat You viii then never have
to hunt for the right pins for certain
tat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
hotes Erum Pari. Shops.

Lace. combined with net. Is muen
used
Everywhere We see BIT Of black
satin
Feathers are slowly coming back 10
the coifure-
Natural linens are In greater de-
mand than eolors-
stiu yelled are the various parts Of
riIady's costume
Detachable trains are features Oh
this years bridal gowns
The short evening skirt has had Us
day except for young girls
Aigrettes-hut Of the manufaetureo
upe-are popular as trimming
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
Brave BOY OF IS
SAVES 66 LIVES
cLIMBS INTO RIGGING AND sENps
WIRELESS FOR AID.
rASssasers m Tsrrar-Livrd Tea Years
Duuax r~eatyIsur Hsur RsiEa
ag Sierra

CAaFiestou, 5. C-PA.-snE~r. on tA.
nifAtrt steamer Lexington. which was
o'irhri Ga Eiisto Islans during the hur.
rieaue MaHaay afternoon. lived ten years
70 ths space of tNenty tour hour. witA
the ship almost entirely submerged tine
and again vhiie driven b~iors the gale
Ihl- Was the statement made BY soua-
u thoss tskea from ,Ae shsp b. u.
revenue cutter YamacraN. AnA xhs ar.
stopping here in care Of Ckief Stcwara
iieftlasr. awaiting orders from bad
quarters.
Lark Of power 70 resist the gale caa.sd
TIE Lexingtaa 70 b. bsa--~d VITA ass
ie~t % Eatsr IN the e-gias ru.za. every
pound of steam that could - rasss,i wss
u-e'i 60 uaa The Pus7s An4 Keep the
sap af'ezt VITA the bat under Sster,
steward ksrhn~r managed 20 -oak food
'er iAs pas~sngSrs As.i. ere~ping on
Asnds ant fr~t. served Il 10 them in the
cahln, shsre they we're unshle % move,
through fear Of 5eing sash-si overheard.
To tAs courage Of Wirviess Operator
>asssisy. = Isyesrold lad. the liner
l-xiu-tau's twelve passengers aai ere.
Of toFsy-iSu oS- their lives. Storm
raekei for tweaty-faur hours. hsr no--
driven deeP IN th- qaiek.ansi. of Hunt
- islaasi. wisA ssts flashing ever hsr.
the Lsungtan threafezsl 70 brsAk up
rri ninx ~ hurusa s4rxo % As-th N
~ ss.thauE waters
Sheesisy. the latest hero Of the wir~-
-. dpi not despair Prrsisseutiy b.
tieksi ont b. eall for help. and kept
tAe terrarsfriekea yks=snE~r< from
ahansiouing hups. Finally a terrific Eaye
sueps The ship and wrecked the wireless
statiua On baA<d
For a moment q .-cHssd that hope
was lo-t. bat >h.~siey climbed into the
ri<gin< and hastily 6Ees up a station
"a imminsut danger Of his life from III.
hsh wiud-. which thrrateu-1 20 tear
hin from his insecure seat. ami blinded
y the spray. She-sley -sat on. his plea
fer aiA Finally through the storm be
was answered The reveuue cutter Yam
arrAW had heard bis call and vas on
the Eay 70 save The lives ef the Lex
sstoH's crew and Passengers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
SPEED LURE KILLS
Two Unfortunate Victims At the
Chicago Aero Meet.
s. crsis Johr.sors ara -eluy- e.a
ser. resns ssissors whe Lest
Their Lives. Were ssIllea sns
vsry pspslsr.

Chicago tao axta,orH vh
iost their lives uhiis taking part D
the fourth days program cf the inter
national aero meet here had careers
nllsd ~ith tariffs and comparatively
short as birdmsn- A desir~ 20 attain
q record for speed in travel Inred soth
young uisn into the aviation game
81 CrCix Ionnstone was a Chicago
Boy tie came here a few years after
bis eirth In rorozso. Ont. sni ..a
the only sou os Dr. Stuart Iohzstens
ef this city. Having Won nsasrs In
other parts q America and across the
sea. the aviator. Just twenty four years
old. had returned to his hone city 70
distinguish himself further Il vas
ais Hrst appearance IN Chicago - al
air piios sines he lad obtained his u
sense
Johnx,on- oetained his edacasiou IN
the Chiea<o public scaools. later tar
tng a course q Instruction AZ Lewis
Institute. While subsequently en-
pioyed In the Advertising huslns-. sns
foun< nsn became a motorcycles en-
ihasia~s and AZ esghtsen was known q.
-craek- rider.
lohn<tnn- decided 70 enter svizfiou
,~o years ago He went 70 Pxv.
france. .nd became q student IN the
siertot school Cpon eomplstion of
ATS course he purchased two ncno-
planes fruEa Count 9s Lsszep~ and
cave several ~zhihittous 90 tAe con-
an~nt Last October Iahnssor. seat
TO Ensians; 70 study aeroplan~. He
became deceased afr pflos % D~e~rn-
ner %. 1919. the day before Ionn n.
hotsant tc-t bis NE a. S@v Orleans
The young aviator came % America
las, sprtrx and before his return 70
Chiea<p bad appeared AZ Long i.lans.
Detroit. Havana and Tcrpnto. He vas
Tor sors time teammst@ of Harry
y Atwood. the ioar ei.taace Eyer.
Iohnstou~s eiEht az Havana q eur-
sie@ret ss~ most daring Feat of his
career as an aviator He scared 0v-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
MISS FORCE GETS FORTUNE
Many Believe Gel Astsr Signed Away
s2s0oo. 600

Ne~port. r The fle.ting visit OF
Col john Jsroe Astor, Miss Madeline
Force ami her father to Newport ~as
explained Nhsn IL becams known that
the important business Of the marriage
settlement "a. transacted here.
The amount OF money which will come
into the possession of Miss Force on the
day Of the wedding was not announced.
bat mos, Of the estimates range from
81 .000. 900 TO $4,000. 600. Some b.
heve the sum j. as high As SIS, ,ooo, 600
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
ASSESSED AT sssooooOo
hi. Is the Amount Railroads of State
Paw Taxes On

Iaeksoa.-The total agares Of raiisly
xn5 other Common carer assessments ia
Mississippi VII ~ something over aity-
six million dollars. it : estimated a.
increase. takia- al the Pu5ic ssrTar
corporations -o-ether. Of about a Hiiiiioz
dollars over last year. >eus ot rs >
add new Iire= and sztsnsions et bus-
i,es- and : rziss On sstima'es -sarr-
ailv By the rsilruai co1nHsis-son- he =
v-sS are % sistriba.si- hoEever- iaaf ine
amount "a not very sreat O. tay e.
corporation. but ys' krsPs Faes s'a
.he steady advance in Mississippi 'aii',-
After a continuous rouua q %ofS
and Application the Nssiss'FP' SaiiTs.ls '--.
f,,r-issiou Adjourned TAs FrinriFa.
b,s;sess a. tsis sessiou vas ~ ana.
ea,.;seration ard approval Of ne a.
v,Iorsm assessment valuation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
'nTHsRs OF SMALL SONS


Lsis the first maker must
several small sons to have
" such a simple. yet such q
affair es the combination
hoys
a'ains more nor less than an
suit Of clothes. usually made
sorfolk style which Is 50 uni
nins to boys. with one coat
pain of rouserx
= every mother Of . growing.
soy Knows and appreciates. a
roussrs win wear out very
quickly than a coat. slid-
. cellar doors. climbing tenc-
sss' getting down on ones
piay marbles and other iu-
.asuiine pursuIts-al these
snrssning effect On ths m.
.nazy pair Of smaIl trousers.
-asay ths small hoy's coat ID
.ssn shsn ne trousers are
wa 6is NV suit sas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
TEXANS FIGHT DEADLY DUEL
Brether<in-Law Reue~ Old Trsunl<s.
Beth NAY De.

Tsmple. Ter l. Bushsr and Ioha
y Lancaster. broshers-in-l1x. are N the
hospital herr ssriasisiy suuaie,l. a. the
result Of a 1EIel a. tsusFiiie. niue rlile.
east Of Temple- Hrsh vsrr shat n the
iutsstinss aHd both NAV a.e- Ea5ng Ian
easter, aA.-o enga<e'i iH thss -asafinx, vas
uat hart- Ba-hes. 15 year- uf AZ. -
iernsFiy a prominent mefehant ef ossu.-
rille and sloPsi last April sith HI.
~ifss stst~r. wao Nas at-a Iaacaster's
sister The s~asatiou sas asieiy pub
slshesi al the fine Hs "a. rvturus.l
fos trial AMI fn~,i si.aoa IN shs dls,ri-,
cosrt at B<lton. Tex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
RIPARIAN LAND cASvS
S'7eranent Expert speua, Wee, ~.
izg Dispositions


Nsk'burg Spending the s,.,-.
mere taking depositions Il 49, -, -<
ana suit, involving I,-re -. : :, :
and IN this yirinitv. fs- 80 ~ -. q
elnne1t Is being held for arl.r.J -
age Hon WaitmAu FL Co-,r,.... -, !,
v y ashington, n C.. lef, fs- N. i -
ne vii likely return her. /, =. -. -
finish his work. '' an 70
One hundred and nfue..s, .,.-....
owners between Grreuvi,i. - -. -
Rouge are interested IN m. r...-...-
which vas started bv wfui,- r,-t-
and others at hatcher {, ,sa, -
Ron Wade r. Young ofs-i,,, - - =
me Jsekson ea-e a-ains, n. - :.
menr Il vas not until April. 1910 ,b,.
These Pleadings were .sstl,s - -
OonnoWaT ear-s into the E.iv,.;,- -.
Vsieh the testimony was eovris..s :
sevezty-sv- of thsse 49, rb-.. -.
cases we're tried and submitted "a -.
court Of claims AZ Washiar-sn ~ A.,
isil + = expected eerisssr IN 49,.
es-es VII he Aante,l dovn cn nr,rss- "a
after the vnrA;ion Of ,hi. court
/, Is stated that ;he ieyi..on in ,b..e
test eases viii dseide an Iessl sue..io,.
and the liability Of the U-ri..5 So.
TO landowners Who san prov, their -
lury was m the .cope Of In. -
Lands and improvements auo--.;,- :,
ss.ooo,o 600 and ANIMAL .-op l,.... - -.
MINORS are alleged % b involved 2,
.he'- ea'es- + Is stated =. 20 .hs ern,
io--e-- however. that the present ,isi,.
VII not f,n within the Jurisdiction .,
the court OF claims. under pre-en, act.
OF congress, FOR the crop los.-s. .x--y.
Tor such years in vhi-h the eou-, fad.
land vas taken and rendered vsl-.les
a. a plantation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
RUNaNaYS SLEEP ON TRACK
San HrsEsr. Is Years 0d Killed ey
La. NarntaIa LIN.

Fort saith, Ark-Worn out ani tired
froz Nesk s1eut IN ri1laS trans ant
ualking -ross,ie-. SAN Brs~sr, as~t ~,
a. Arbor Cray. -. AT dosa ou tAe
ra.l-oaS traek at Ware. spur 10 rest
Tssy rsre On Their way souae iron
Fort Srith. uhsr- thsv A4d soue after
running away fr0m ta-ir PARENTS " hen
va.ssn.yr tan So- los, Of the lFUs
wos..aia. Eh.stled for The crossing both
we're saunt asissP. str.'etsi sero.- tie
rails. Cray jumped uP, a~aksHsd B,
- ssurl sf the tr1in. ard isaPst from
,se t-ark inst IN tine. Brewer. hos
ever. failed % hear the apProAeails
tram. ara the engine strves him. anri-
Ing aim from the rails HIS head and
.b,uEirr< wers crushed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
hes OF FASHION
rsss SHOWN IN MANY OF
SEASONS MODES
-. siiks Mose Approprtsss for
~g-c Trst Just Now 10
- Fss1rro-Embroid-
~ sn sersc oresseA

,rn some Of the newest
- The old fashioned double
r-r stitched In the middle
- On the edges. Is used to
<.s schas and the edges OF
ssa-rsahle silks are especially
~. for TITS Kind Of trimming.
~ saint IN themselves. and
mse with 1chus and the new
e-sn< tAsy hint Of grandmoth-
-ouly they are much lovelier,
sr-izx fruck brought from
ms Il blue and green change
IA vffh I achu OF very nne
I~sridered IN blue cotnspots.
- q the gown was Of plain
s<evss we're pufei and elbow
ne skirt opened AZ the side
cd undsrskfrt-
- the new tailored serge
are showing broad bands Of
srry around the hips. Blue
y trimmed with light blue: red
rgnfsr shade. and so on
rrs triIIs Of sheer batiste or
zze6 on many OF the serge
Fsy white frock Of sheer linen
nsy embroidery in beige colcred
simmer f-ocks have scarfs
y sur them. These are draped
1s shoulders in the form OF
.rt5es One In soft liberty
ms crossed AZ the back and the
esked with deep silk fringe
sSe II mourning. scarfs Of
: I'D with mousSeline de sole
a
r.l tulle over white silk IS
= little separate coats for
rrs
IL tie cretonne are made over
hEzst wire shapes. fitting quite
n colored pongee dresses are
! with scarlet or bright blue.
Erculariy favored for young
- ,eed simplicity with 4 sug-
II srightness-Nev York Sur.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07

he narrow streets. where there u2s
no possible landing place had an nc.
cidsnt occurred
Iohnstone Vas married three years
ago. Ills wifs had been present ss
the meet here each aAy and waz
among the last ones 70 give a2 hope
when wurt from the rescue party cut
In The lake vas awaited
-HiIiy- Badger. a native az Pitts
burg. vas enly tNsnsytogr years old
In his home city he vas popal2r
among his associates. He ~as gnmar-
ried and. following the death OF both
parents. became a resident at the
Ptttsburg Athletic club. lie Inherited
s950. .eoa from the Badger estate vhsa
be became OF age three years ago
The Ratger fortune Is said 10 have
been amassed BY the young svfasors
grandfather. Dr. Thomas Badger. -
herb doctor. Badgers father conduct
ed a cigar store In Pttts6urx. He dfed
several years ago and thu avtator,s .
mother. subsequently, married to John
Coestmann. a restaurant man. died
last winter.
Badger vas 4 graduate Of Prince
tor he had prepared for Princeton az
the LAwrencevfile academy. at Law
renceStlle. ~ Y. He seemed content.
ed 10 get As much speed as possghIs
cut Of automobiles. until last summer.
when an aviation meet vas held in
PittsburE- Then he determined to at
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
NURSE GIVEN ONE MILLION
Bezeats hy VIII Of Waiter Duryea
Refused 10 Wed Him

Minenla. l. The contest over the
viii of Walter D'IrysA. who died az his
hame in upper Mauteiair hst Nay. after
suF-ring for twrlve years from a broken
uack. ensseI Wednesday when attorneys
for Mr.. Era DIFyea Thalborx. n .'s-
tsr. announced 20 Surrogate Graham
that Mrs. Thaihorz had deeaiei 20 with
draw the eu1tssf.
Ms Eieanor Peregrise. Of Upper
MantrlAir. the nurse. who took care ot
Dssrye4 from the time - r-rrfv~si kis
injury until his death, was the Prtn-
eiPAl b~ue6rilry under the wiiL she
VII oaru~ into possession Of over a mil
hon ioliars.
MIS- Psrsgrinr vas sought in marriage
bv Dlry.a. bat she refused him-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-07
Brought Msther Psissu-

Youngstown. O.-Obelisnt to the eon-
nsnd of his iHvali4 mother, Etsle seven
ye2r-old Willie bare TO her b-sisiie .
tWoounes phial sled wish eArbslie acid
which the woman swallowed and tied
half an hour later. She made no ontcry
and endured the burns OF the aeid With
stoieal fortitDde- Her suffering !. sup
posed to have made her mentally irr~-
sponaibls.