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sc,,ooncr MAY He snycd.

Beaufort, \. @. March 1.-THE
schooner Martha l.. Wallace of New
York. which went aground off Cape
recent forty-miie gale and probably
VIII he saved. All her mastS are still
standing. and now tfat the weather
has moderated. wreckcrs will go to
work. Most OF iier cargo Of railroad
ties Will be saved
Tho schooner left Brunswick, 0AA
December Q for New York
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Police Court Cases.

Mar! Wallace (coloreL1 ,.harrna ;,,
ureakins into he home or Betty cousins
'soioscul and stealing thcrefron AZ, ,yorth
nom Police Court yesterday morning 49,
Humphrey Marrow (colorcdl was fined s,no
anu placed under Sio0 security for twc,vc
'ii wins or carrying concealed weapon
Wlliam scott tcolorcdI was fined $50 , nd
placed under 500 security 70, ninety doxs
'or beng disorder'v and rinr.ing an auto
RIrcciS -N.,'-o"S' 'Uc
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rljrbt over 1,.iIn,I,p,on

Wilmington. y. G., March 1l-Con-
cludinE. q successful three days meet
auspices OF Il local driving association
Lincoln Beachcy. in a Curtiss biplane
made q sensational flight over the city
In the face of a strong wind, crossing
the Capo Fear River at an altitude OF
900 feet. and returning 10 the grounds
four miles distant.
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under q rigid examination by officers
of the United states Army.


Paris. March Eth reply to a re
quest Tor an expression Of opinion rela-
tive to the concentration OF American
troops III Texas Porhrio Diaz, Presi-
dent Of Mexico. cablcd the following
message:
THE government Of tho United
states has been careful 10 explain it
sell concerning the concentration Of
troops on tho frontier OF Mexico There
Is then, as tho international press has
UIlj q | u1oI - -
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Colon, March il.--There was "A big
slide OF Garth 1T the north end Of the
Gatun lock Of the Panama Canal last
night. The mass buried a steamship
and caught & gang of workmen, killing
two SHan'ards and an Italian. and in
jurinG several others.
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Note 10 The Powers.

Washington. II. G.. March l1-Fran-
CISCO Madero, provisional president OF
The Mexican revolutionists according
tionists here. has addressed Il note to
al foreign governments, IN which Is
explained tho causes of the insurrec-
ton and giving guarantees for the
PERSONS and property OF forei gncrs.
The connlunica ton VIII he delivered
10 the diplomatic representative of the
countries accredited TO the United
States,
4 In a statement tho rcvolu,ionary
agents attribute the mobilization Of
the American troops TO the secret In
rigueS OF the government of ioiax. and
that Diaz had hopes TINT he would
he able by the threat OF the possibility
81 foreign war to unity national sen
GTment III favor Of his government. The
contrary has been the result, and the
people now arc accusing Dinz of trca
son. and an uprising in Tie capital
seems imminent
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Trr' I1ccU oil .ts-1gnMent
Specially Shoe store a, aio North rif,h
street. Med deed of assignment In he
.lnaneeiy court yesterday for the benefit
~ certain creditors. :. :. Taylor Is named
as trustee. The Planters National Bank is
creator In he sum OF 81 oc0 "
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r - -, - - - - --=--- - -
Corn Gtuh In MItifIlesnx

During i he visit Of Governor Mann and
I. o. Sandv 10 t'rbanna Friday boys,
corn club for Middlescy county Was form ca
The Governor is much encouraged bv the
interest shown IN agricultural educa tion in
all parts nf The state.
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Washington, March Officers Of
the organized militia arc giving nn en-
tnusiastic and promp, response TO the
war Departments initiation to par
tticipatc IN the military operations now
IN process Of forming along the south
ern frontier. Already 1903 officers OF
inc National Guard have accepted tho
invitation. This represents responses
from, only twcnty-onc States. or less
IMAM half the members OF tho Union.
These reports. II IS said. Indicate that
INC total number of acceptances Viii
pc moro than thc-army now modified
before san Antonio can accommodate
a one time II Is possible that all Tho
oiHccrS who accept VIII he given an
Opportunity to go into the linld hy
rotating them At different times
IN contradiction of countless rl,,nors
mat the citizen soldiers Of the United
states arc about 10 bn called forth Tor
active service In connection with Tho
present "campaign' along the south
trn frontier officers Of tho army to-
day rnintcd out that such action would
be impossible. because there Is no
contingency n this time as prcscrib-
ca by law. which would warrant H.
" IN This connection. It WAS reiterated
20 day at the War Department that
there was no intention OF inviting or
requesting the enlisted fntn Of tile mi :
iitia to take the field al this tia,e.
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Very Low Col"ni>t Rates
Norfolk and Western Railway

TO Mexico California Oregon, Wash
1ngton, British Columbia. and Other.
States and Provinces. March 10 10 ApriI
TO- 1911. For particulars. commlni-
cate with
C. H. BOSLIY
District Passenger Agent
SIS r. Main ST, Richmond VA
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superintendent !. ~ ESElcston. Jr.. of the
Department Of Public Instruction. has re-
turned from Front Royal. whcr. he attend
cd and addressed tile Seventh Congressional
District roachcrs' Associat ion.
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StnF Appolntmenfx.

Galveston. Tex. March lI.--Gencral
Mills announced additional staff an
pr.ointments to-day. Major William i.
Eosc has been designated chief sur
Eeon and Major George a. r. Cross
man: Florida, has been appointed chief
medical inspector. Captain r. II. Clay
ton will &C, as brigade uuartcrmaster.
Next week the FUN viii commence
Colonel BAILEY. who is in commend 81
the provisional regiment already on
the ground, Is preparing 10 give the
men q liberal dose OF field work a
ten-mle hike before breakfast over
bhrhcd wire fences and through lilv-
grown duck ponds is one OF the forms
OF exercise tile colonel has in store
for them.
Every preecauton is being taken to
prevent sickness in Camp Crockett =
The water has been tested ana pro-
nounced pure and the medicos are
preparing to inject several billions or
dead baccilli into the arms Of tho sol
dicrs who have not been VACCINE ted as
n preventive OF typhoid
General Mills is Drepa ring to move
out Of the temporary quarters in tho
hospital TO q big tent erected right on
the water front almos; within splash
ing distance OF tho surf He has en-
tered into the spirit Of tho war game
with great enthusiasm.
Each regimen, "ll he equipped with
a platoon Of six aiicii!nc guns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

Mr.. Williams Better
John W. Williams, clerk of the House OF
Delegates. was operated for slight
affection Friday night. Ito vas out ycster-
day at his Office in tho Capitol.
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Scouts The Idcn.

Washington, March il Reports we're
loc La Barra. OF Mexico, would confer
IN New York with f. Vnzquez Gomez.
head Of the confidential agency III
this country OF the Mexican revolu-
tionists. Senior Percyra. first secretary
and in charge of tho embassy. cd
the idea as preposterous. declaring that
senior De La BaTra had received no
such instructions. lie added that tho
ambassadors visit 10 New York VAS
for the purpose Of discussing tbs Mex
3can situation with Scnor I.imAntour
The Mexican Minister OF Finance.
VIZ At the confidential agency. Il was
asserted by Sen or Juan Sanchez Azcona
the secretary, that SENIOR Gomez had
gone 10 New York for a conference
.revolutionist leader.
Vill Attack McxlcnIi.
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NSili Attack McxlrnIi.
faleNico Cal. March Ill Enrique De
"a Sierra, the Mexican consul 10 day
said that he had received word by
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

During the past few DAYS IN,
papers have reported man,
deaths from heat. While this il
a very deploeble condition tc
those sections affected at the
same time we people Of the
plains can hardly realize how
such things can be.
If a person should be overcome
with heat from the sun in this
part of the country there would
be a world of comment by those
with whom he was associated, as
il is a fact that such a thing as
heat prostration has possibly
never been heard Of in all this
vast stretch of country.
Could the people of other less
fortunate sections only realize
the many advantages of living in
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
mA,,lNl FORGOT MS scms
in'srual Machine wsss BY i,slisn -
,rlo, roura tore After IN W.
london Room.

Msstlhl A. one time was llvlns N
the attic of friends house Mr.
shaeh. IN bedford row Years passed
Maztinl went away. died and was en-
shrined Ia he hearts " his liberated
countrymen More years passed Mr.
Shaen died the Arm which Mr. shaen
founded grew larger and larger The
clerks invaded room after room Of the
upper house. until a, last they worked
In the very alilcs
One day one Of the partners was
debating diflcut letter 10 a clerk
IN such an attic lie stood before the
nre and absent mindedly fingered a
dusty spherical object OF iron that
stood upon the manielplece Getting
hold OF the phrase he wanted. he
threw, still abseni mlndedly. this iron
OBJECT into the FIRE He finished die
tatins the letter and left the room
Immediately afterward there was
terrific explosion The round object
was nothing more nor less than a
small bomb
With such object Mazzinl had rass
"a bis time while. years before. ne had
dreamed OF the liberation o: italy He
mad gone away; the bomb. forgotten
upon The mantelpiece had remained
undist' bed. Until at last II found IL
pred med billet in the manning q
several poor clerks -Hueifers Rec.
lsctlsns.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
spsss Only or tnvi,stlea.

"a ;Ae aoayily cushioned seats Of .
trKin speeding through Massachusett.
tAt Josiah white and his wife II was
ne first time either had been outside
the limits Of 81 Lawrence county. 20
Sag Loihing Of r.ilng IN such luxury
with new and ever hanging scenery
around them A. the train neared
boston Josiah nudged his pife.
"Abbie said he close 10 her ear
don't say a sord 20 me- and WON'T
20 you while we're goin through this
city u amt polite unless ye're 10
vited
what"
Yes This Il Boston. m place
we've heerd So much o. a. beln' ID
city o. a. cultured. and jus, over
heerd one o. them distinguished look
IN gentlemen IN the seat ahead tell
III other be- Nuz goin' 90 stop N here
because he has been invited 10 SPEAK
here tonight Judge
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

the plains section ~ Texas thl'
belt would be thickly settled
within twelve months That
they will know Of this country
at some future day IL assured,
but the peculiar feature of the
proposition Ia found in the fact
that 80 many will not believe
what they hear and many will
not even believe what they see
with their own eyes.
We have vast acres of land that
is waiting for the farmers labor to
yield abundant crops and there is
ever an invitation for them to
come. The people Of western
Texas represent the highest de-
gree of civilization to be found
in the United States and this.
within itself, is a pleasing in
ducement for immigration.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
PEOPLE WHO NEVER EXISTED
immense Circle Of Acquaintance Gre.
ateo for Us by Minds Of Great
Writer'S

An enthusiasts dictionary Of the
novels of Sir Walter Scot, informs ~
hat there arr no hes ,aan 2sl5 char
aciers IN his stories These figures
serve to make Us realize how sgrp7ss
'ng.y large g. The circle OF purely i'm
nfinaiiye acquaintance whose names
and characteristics and stories the
lover of literature and orr stores IN
~ memory IN the course OF a n'c
time. and how cosmopolitan tho CON
pany Is
10 Infancy We are introduced 70 the
early racial circle o. acquaintance-
whom We iHloH' rom our oariie-
ancest0rs-iair'es ecol and wicked
heroes Of many Oh Hias imaginary pee
Die whom We mover 0.Eet and DO GO
allow 10 be- 'o.F POO 81 fia wsc
come after us Taru .o. ov me giants
Of childhood Robinson 'rasoe Ch-
Han The li,g lw ral QuiXr's GI.'
yer Pa. Ink aslu. .Gfsue,s. once
.lked. but resdiy forgotten. We pas
over And nov the circle widens sud
denly The comrsr ions OF lifetime
come 'rooping on n Ire past ami
present Homer's heroes and heroine
King Arthur's court Canterbury oil
grims Shakespeare imWortai com
pany. the men and women Thacke-as
1esv. a fsw OF George Elo's charar
- plcheas nusorge,labe types and
- <Dro& dumas .zxash ouck ers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Dissolution Notice

The firm Of ]. II. Moore and
Company have dissolved partner
ship, by mutual consent. and the
business anPall Indebtedness has
been assuTed Joy Long Brothers
Company Signed,
I J. A. : Long,
( J. II. Moore,
I I w. " Long.
Lubbock, Texas, June oath 1911
" 81 81
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

r. II. White, of Austin, paid
the Office a pleasant visit 81 tur-
day. He owns a section Of land
near town and is highly pleased
with conditions in this part of
the country. While here he re-
newed his subscription to the
Avalanche.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

10 those who want 10 better
their condition In hfe we extend
q hearty welcome. To those
who want TO escape many Of the
iiscomforts Of life we point to
our heat records and also to our
growing crops. Let the people
investigate the plains country
and then get busy and come.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Judge Cough of Hereford was
in the city the first of the week
and stopped off here several days
and left for Southland Thursday
where he went to look after some
experimental crops in that sec
ton.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

viii McCrummen and wife of
Paris arrived in our city Thurs
day afternoon and will make
Lubbock their home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Prof. Brown and daughter.
Stella. accompanied by Miss
Blanche Daugherty, came in Sat
urday from Lamesa where Prof.
Brown has been assisting in con
Quoting a summer normal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Miss Myrtle Porter. of Tahoka,
returned home Saturday from
visiting at the homes Of n. X.
and II. X. Porter. Of this city.
Miss Porter is a charming
young lady and made many new
friends while here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20
THE S, P,'S IDEA
OF GENEROSITY
TO EMPLOYEES
GIVES AWAY $3.50, ,6O7.7O IN
EIGHT YEARS-LESS THAN
TWO PER CENT INTEREST ON
VALUES OF SWIPED LANDS
FOR one YEAR.

Since the Inauguration Of the pen
sion department Of the Southern Pa
cific company, January /, 1903,
nearly one million dollars has been
Voluntarily disbursed among the
retired employees Of the corporation.
The precise amount is SS50,607.70.
The total disbursements for the
month of June, 1911, were $14,-
O1O.35. This was divided among 420
men and women, retired employees Of
the Southern Pacific company. The
total disbursements for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1911, were
$16S,000.20.
Since the organization Of the pen
sion department the Southern Pacific
company has pensioned GIG of its
employees OF this number 1856
were from the operating and train
service, 26S from the motive power
department, including eginemen,
102 from the maintenance Of way, Z
from the stores department, 81 from
the general Office, 22 from the At
lantic steamship lines and 21 from
the ferry and river steamers. Length
of service is all that is necessary to
secure a pension from the Southern
Pacific company. The employees are
not required to contribute anything
toward the pension fund, all pay
ments being made out of the gen
eral fund of the railroad company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20

DISAPPE EARANCE
OF YOUNG GIRL
MARY GERTRUDE HG-PREIIH
a3.YFAR.OLD GIRL - VANISHES
FROM HER HOME MONDAY,
NOTHING SEEN OF HER SINCE.
TINTED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

San Francisco, July 2O.-Puzzled
by their failure to find Mary Ger
trude ng, a pretty 23-year-old girl
who vanished from her home here
Monday evening, police, Pinkertons
and the girls family today are run
ming down every possible clue to the
strangest disappearance mystery san
Francisco has had in years.
From San Jose today came a story
which caused the family to immedi-
stely despatch detectives to that
town. H. T. Anderson, Of San Jose,
declared positively he saw the miss
ing girl pass his residence late yes
terday in company with young man.
This information was the second al
legged direct clue to Miss Ilg's where
abouts since she disappeared. 1t
was alleged she was seen in Fruit
vale yesterday.
R. H. Gripp, the girls fiance, and
her relatives so far have secuted the
police theory of an elopement, and
fear she has met with some darker
| fate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20
THOUSANDS
OF MILES OF
GOOD ROADS

Washington, July 2O.-In order to
illustrate the tremendous impetus
which has lately been given to the
nationwide movement for improved
public highways the United States
Office of public roads has just pre-
pared a chart which shows that
nearly $4,000 miles of transcontinen-
tai, interstate and trunk-line roads
are contemplated in various parts of
the country.
This chart shows to what extent
the good roads" movement has TAX
en- possession of the country North
south, west and east, the improved
roads, some largely planned, others
actually under construction, literal
ly make a network covering the
whole country.
If all the plans contemplated are
carried out by the men and commun-
tiles behind them, it will be possible
to drive wagons or run automobiles
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast; from Vancouver, B. c.. to
Tijuana, Mexico; from Montreal,
Canada, to Miami, Fla, and always
over the modern macadamized high
ways.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20

Myriam-You are afflicted with
anemia If you are thin, colorless,
melancholic with lustreless eyes and
absence of ambition and strength.
You want increased weight, pink
cheeks, red lips and vigorous health
To obtain you should persistently use
the following treatment and you will
soon be plump and healthy: Com
pound syrup hypophosphates ozs.,
tincture cadomene compound 1 o.,
and compound essence cardiol 1 OF.
Mix, shake the bottle we'll and take a
teaspoonful after meals If the appe-
tite Is not good, or before meals If it
is. After the first week gradually in
crease the dose TO two teaspoonsful.
Also take 3-grain hypo-nuclane tab
lets to increase the weight, as per di-
rections accompanying the carton.
S. T. V.-The symptoms of dyspep-
sia are A heavy feeling in stomach
after eating, constant gnawing as
OF hunger, loss OF appetite, belching,
heartburn, gas, palpitation of heart,
shortness of breath, headache, pains
in chest and shoulders, vomiting,
weakness and nervousness. There are
several good prescriptions for chronic
dyspepsia and indigestion of an an
noying character, but have had bet
ter success with a scientific treatment
known as triopeptine (tablets) than
anything else; triopeptine treats the
stomach and digestive tract to bring
| about cure. and not merely to re-
lieve, as most advertised dyspepsia
tablets containing pepsin, do. Try
the triopeptine tablets several weeks
and let me hear from you again.
f. II. B,-(1) There is only one
preparation that can heartily rec
ommend as a shampoo for both men
and women. II Is a fluid OF saponi-
fed oil and does not injure the hair
and scalp as do so many soaps. nearly
all OF which contain alkaili. Hard or
soft water can be used. Ask for
fluid cottonzone, sometimes called the
Fun shampoo"
(2) The best treatment for oily or
greasy hair, daudruif and itching
scalp, falling hair, dead and split-end
hair, etc, is plain yellow minyol
packed In 4-oz jars and sold by any
large retail drug store. This cures
dandruff with three or four applica-
tlons. Directions accompany the jar.
This is far superior to the sage tea
you have tried.
Mrs M,-You need not hesitate to
use pain-away pills fer headache and
neuralgia ! frequently prescribe them
as harmless and non-seCretive in chnt-
acter.
Hans--lt you want cheap and
/ popular remedy for constipation can
4. recommend cascaroval pills as non
secret and very pleasantly effective.
Mrs, A G-Thank you for your
kind words. Am pleased TO learn that
my prescription OF miuyol for your
hair and scalp proved 50 satisfactory
! Being a sensible parent YOU should
never punish child for chronic bed.
wettiug, as ,kc trouble IS due II a
nervous disease of the sphincter mus
eles which control uriuation. Obtain
one ounce OF compound fluid OF balm
wort, give . to 10 drops in water or
on sugar. to 6 times daily. and your
child viii soon be cured II he Is
consupated, have this filled. Aro-
matte huId cascara o., compound
! essence OF cardiol / OF. Syrup aro.
matte rhubar ols. Mix. Dose Z
to teaSpoonful three Zines daily
/ Continue treatment several months
II necessary.
Way More--The persistent and reg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20

cused Of murder at Corvallis, amount
ed to what preacher herd him saw
In his sleep, The magistrate held
that the talk might indicate a ais
turbed stomach or an overdose OF
green melon, Just as well as mur-
der.
Strange, isn't it? One man tries TO
XIII himself because his wife left him
and another made a success OF the
same kind Of Job because his wife
wouldn't leave him, The men should
have sw0pped--but then the results
might have been the same.
Hin Ia building a good many rail-
roads this year that win he in the
way OF future aeroplanes.
Aberdeen Is frightened Of IN, Jams
and wants congress to fortlfy Grays
Harbor Japan probably never heard
.ot II aud wouldn't bother 1t even in
case OF war, However, II Il should
win out there will be hopes for an
appropriation for fortifying Salem
and Eola.