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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-05-03
TO PURSUE COTTON BULLS
ATTORNEY = GENERAL WICKER
SHAM WANTS TO PUNISH EN-.
Condemned by Farmers of South for
Prosecuting Spectators Who Adj
vance Price of SOuth's Staple.

vance PT1Ce Oh SOuJn y OIdpiS.
WASHINGTON.-A Gener-
al Wickersham will appeal to the
supreme court to sustain the social
ed corner counts" in the govern
ment's indictments of James A. Pat
ten, Eugene C. Scales, Frank B.
Hayne, William P. Brown and Robt.
NJ Thompson, charged with leading
the May cotton corner of 1910 on
the New York exchange.
Judge NOyes in the United States
circuit court for the southern district
of New York sustained all the counts
of the indictments except those
charging a corner to fix the price Of
raw cotton. He condemned the prac
tice unreseryedly, but held it did not
come within the jurisdiction of the
law upon which the indictments
were based. Attorney General Wick
ershams appeal is from that part Of
the decision.
To Prevent Fixing of Prices by Spec
ulatiOn.
Underlying the appeal, however, is
of justice as far oVer-shadowing in
itself. 1t is Mr.. Wickersham S at
tempt to find a means to finally pre-
vent the fixing of prices, by specu
lation on exchanges, of commodities
in daily use by the people.
A weapon more effective than any
the department of justice now has
for the prosecution of trusts and mo-
nopolies will be at hand if the SUI
preme court rules that price-fXing
by corners Of the markets comes
within the purview of the antitrust
law.
Farmers Condemn WiCkersham.
general are receiving daily protests
and resolutions from farmers unions
and oranges in the south cOndemning
the government for its prosecution
of the cotton bulls and it's appaent
inaction regarding the bears.
Attorney General Wickersham
made it plain today that should the
supreme court support the depart
ment of justice in its contentious in
the present appeal prosecutions
would be Immediately undertaken
against the individuals of combina-
ton, whether the conspiracy were ID
bull or bear the prices of a commod-
ity.
Speculation and Raw Cotton.
AS to the cotton case it is the posi-
ton of the department of justice
that speculation can have nothing t.
do with the actual value of raw
cotton in legitimate trade, which
should be fixed by the normal laws
of supply and demand for spinning
purposes. In this particular instance
the governments prosecution is di-
rected against men accused of bull
ing the price. The department OF
justice will prosecute bears with
equal readiness where there is evil
dence of violations of law.
Attorney General Wickersham and
Solicitor General Lehman will per-
sonally direct the appeal in the cot
ton case.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-05-03

For any pain, from TOP to toe.
from any cause, apply Dr.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil. Pain can't stay where
it is used.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-05-03

Coed underground meal. Fulton's
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-05-03
Saved Her Own Life.

Tecumseh, OKLA believe"
says Mrs. Eliza Epperson, of this
place, that if it hadn't been for
Cardui l would have been dead to-
day. Before l began using Cardui
| suffered from pains in the head,
shoulders, back side, limbs, and the
lower part of my body. Cardui
helped me more than anything. and
| am now in better health, since TAX
ing it than for four years" Nobody
can deny that the best tonic for a
woman to take is a tonic for women
-Cardui. Please try it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21

Sciteiol IN Der ct. &dtburiuoz
airte III Spens iu,Irben lesien Sienss
taa oiird) Den bpdlp. Batter Nolfes SRI.
@ltinbetb MaIlteu nit Srn. !. Sicoz
ler eheli6 pcrblnncu. @ir grntlllircul
Chicago, 81. to2. q. s3tg.~l IS
ltarbcn: Sri. 81. Y. Hebiug, - Sabre
alt; Srai anuu A%aufmann. rs Sabre
alt; Widael SeineE. mohnbaft 300
Nelf 20. StraSe. II Sabre nlt. iii
i'm Streit init einem ShantfeIlner Don
leliem eridloieu lporben. - 3u 8roij
Spint lit STRAIT Inna 6oilmnnn, IS
Sabre alt, selfurben. - Sn Heaoiu9,
Sn., Itarb Der I0idhrisc Widacl SpB.
9cb. ans Serbur9 t@rep.) &uremburg.
Snfel bon Ilpbons 4eters 81 ct.
2outs. Die Gerifiebenen niD9en ruben
IN Srieocn. ltnier 8cileib!
@prtbinston, 81. = sral $oenrp
Ntcinen iii am Iontag Nadmittag,
Den ID. Scbr., IN ibrem ocini Der
Io9en. &choc : Sdrnil DItlid) bon
8ortbinston I'M Iiter bon SO Sohrcn
nd6 mr. tir3er &ranfbeit pcrid)icben.
Ste mar cine geborene SoIepbinc
5eilns linb man aif Der ulten 0eims
itdtte bel @orthin9ton acboren. IuBer
ibrem @atten iiberlebcn lie iehs ains
Der, ibre gltcrn. Sr. luo Srul Ser
narb 6eims. cine Shpciter. Sra,l
Yeter 4elfer. bier 8riicer. Scrmann.
Soicpb. 5eurp uno Sohn. Tue pobnz
bait in Der llnlsegeno bon @urtbinga
ton. Woec Die Gerifiebenc ruben in
Srieoenl Ser SomiIic uuicr Seileibl
ct. 9nens, ga. Sabier lit am
II. Sebruar. I'M = llbr Nprgens
iiniere YfurrIhulc a~bsc6rnnnt. Sas
Sdipe'terubnus fonnte gerettet iuer@
ben. Geriiheruug $4,000. llriohe
linbefuuut. 8furrer Der @emeinbc iii
Hep. j. 4. 9cepins. - 8. 9.
Nbrian, Wainn. 0ier lit am 2.
Sebr,lar Serr Better Icper I'M alter
bon rs Sabreu u1 einem Sdlage ges
itor6eu. Sas fsierlihe Segrdbuib
fqnb am s, Sebrllar 81 9iSmore. Sa..
aiif Dem ct. Intpuius : @pttesnder
itatt. Sr. Neper mar aus Sitert. 2us
rsmburs. eebiirtig. ca iiberleben i'm
feline Satin (se6. arnd 5rduffler
aus 8rosbous, 2uremburs) 5ebn
ainber. fiinf 9riloer unp flint Shipcs
ltern. Ser Gerlrorbeue riibe in Sries
ben! Ser Samilie unier 8eileibl =
Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21
GroRbcr,o9tbnm.
Ans Der Janptfaht.
Nsiniunen Grbi6aften.

UCtutDncu : OrD1dlnffeff. - ltillerc
Seier erinnern lid Der @rbanipriid)e,
bic Der in Saris lebenbe 2lrcmburger
Sriienr Ianberihcib an Die Sinters
laiienifafl bes cbenI. bolGnoiiten
SeloularIhalls Wire Iteut. @ir bas
ben ieiner 3eit aud, ilber Die SnialNs
menfunft lueiterer Grben in &0lu bes
rihtet. Cine 5peite 0eriummluug bal
Jest pieber itattgefunhen. Die Sntes
relienten baben CUR @eltenbmad)rne
ibrer Nnlpriide ein Snnbifat sebiIoet.
Sic ipollen uorerit Die nothiseu Shritte
%uuternebmen nm in Den Belts BON Be-
iueisltiiden 8u gelangen. Die lid i'm
8aiierl. Irdip 5u ,Bien befinoen.
Spdter iolcn Damn Seratbungen Der
oeridicbenen in 8ctraft fommenben
Hedtsanipdlte aus Siiiieloprf. 8riiiiel.
Paris unb Suremburg itattfinoen.
"llniern grfunoigunaen 3ufolse lit Sr.
8e6tsuulpalt auguit Sboru BON eiuem
Sbeil Der luremburgiihen SntereNenz
ten NIT Der Wabrnng ibrer Gnipriihc
betraut Doroen. - Su Der grbihaftss
Mnacleaenbeit gebm ioa i'll Den nod
item Sascn cine meiiere Nus5abluu9
eriolseu. Gs ipll lid, NM ic cine Cab
lung BON $4,000 Sr. b~anbeln.
El0slid,er Cob. SRI. Sriua
WitaeliS. alnpier : Yroieiiprin uls
Der SmIptItabt, iplrrbe Sonntag Sors
mittag in Gttelbriid pom Shla9c gee
riibrt. Sic itarb bolo nafber. Sic
mar 80 Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21
9perspiae, a., ben is. ;sebr,

S~DerSpiae, a., ben IS. Sebr. -
Eeter Srenmann, Sr.. bcien Same
nit Dem ber Staot SberspiQc ense
brnbeu lit, lit am Wontaa Ndhmittaa
nm la6 llbr 9eitorben. Gr tpar Dor
70 Sabren in Der beleiihen YropinS
Suremburg unb omar CUR Mrlpn ges
boren iinb ieit ieinem II. 2ebensiabre
III Dubuque gountp iucbubait aeipeien.
Wdbreno orei Sabren mar er Sotcls
Wirtb in Dubuque unb iiebelte mad,
ieiner Seiratb NIT Sri. Nnua Senfels
bon Snremburg auf cine Sarm bel
Sherrtlls, lpoielbit er 10 Sabre perz
bIieb. TT ipar bnnu Der Heibe mad,
8altipirtb i'm Yenniplnania Sotel in
Spersui0c. S~beilbaber i'm emporium,
department. Siore. unS aulest i'm
9nubolabanbel tbGtig. Geine @attin
itarb ami 10. Npril 1904. nuo Elm
Sobn. Sr. Sranf Brcpmamn itarb I'M
Sabre 1902. Seinen Cob betrauerll
iehs ainber: Better III Snbuoue,
3puis in Ses Moines. Sobn unb Do
iepb unb Srau Conrad Nilbert unb
SRI. Warsaretbd, Spersnille. iruo cine
Sbmeiter. Srau Sobn aiusle. Siis
buauc. Sas 9~esrdbnib Des 0eritors
benen, Der a~lle5cit elm trcuer 2cier
nuierer Sldtter 9eiuelen. lamb AM
SpnnerStaa itatt init feierlitem Mez
aniem, al Sem iih Die iolgenpen bod
tpiirbigen Serren bet6eilisten: Hep. 8.
Sbiltgcn. >. o. Siiall. Hep. Cos.
SriB, 9ppns. 8cp. %. =. ambrolp.
Sperspille, Hep. :. 6. 8ienede.
Samptou. Sabrtudtrd9er Karen:
SranS Saba, Sr. 3pbeufobl. Niholns
Gid, s.. 0ubertp, SOS. Simbueh unb
5bco. SGemmcl. Der ct. Sruns
5isfliss Iereiu. ein Sweis Der u. q. 81.
S6uBseieui1aft bon Soma, tpeldem er
lett % Sabreu Sugebort, betbeiliate
lid in corppre ar Dem 8~esrdbnine.
Don aispdrts iudreu erIdienen: Sp.
2iler. .. Yaihbad, Sronf unb Sobn
Wcpcrs, Srant mo Sbco. aintlt. 3.
Srepmamn, Sr.. unp Srau, Srau Sobn
Nelen. Srau Bic. 9rierlpeiler, Srail
!. Shiller. Sbos. Strdut. Srau 9olp.
Brumm, Srau Sobn &insle. ellie bon
Dubuque; Sic. Grniter unb Srou,
HemIen, Better grniter. Gmerp. 9. 3.
Natb. Neiies, Sranf 5%rieripeiler. =.
Iepers. 6rau Nranf 8rus, Sbcrrills
Wouno; 8rau Spcenen. Splp grob;
Iatb. Bins unb Srar, Better nno
Sobn Senfels. Nlremburs; 3. 6alpin,
u. Srprten. Sbeo. Sharle. Sranf
Serrins. 8. 9. Sransen. 5. ;. Dunn,
Mue bon Dubuque; Wm. 8ater. Sars
len. Ssn benz 9abineeihiebenen 1T elm
braber pratttiher ameritaner babins
aeihieben = elmer icner Garafterieiten
NGnner aus bem alien Vaterlanbe,
beren Neibcn ii6 leiber INNER mebr
lihieu. gbrs leinem Nubeutenl Der
t~ranernSeu 8amilie unIer tieiseiilbltes
8eileib!
SisblamS, &abaiba 6Onntu, V&inn,
Nm %. Snnuar itdrb bier oie
@iitrs Suianna aieiu. eeb. Woebl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21
Aus Sem iibriaem THeilen,

Sinnbcu, 81. San. Seit
einigen Suaeu iii Die eleftriifc Be-
lcud,tuna in Den Strabcn icrtiaaciteat
unb iunftioniert portreiflid. Bic
InihlieBuna M Die SripntbGlier III
in boiler Sbdtisfeit.
Snseloprf, 81. Saii. - Dc
tern Nbenp ueritnrb bier Der III lpeiten
Areiien betnnutc Sdnoelsmanm Sbis
lipp Soorters. I'M Tlter bon 10
Sabrcn.
ID Iblenbah d, 81. San. - De
tern I6enb 9erictb oaS u~euniGhrise
Sohnheu bes Srn. Safob BON Yapiers
berg rmter ben Ghternader Sua. mos
bel ibm ein SUB absctrcnnt purpe.
Sberfurn, ,. Sebr. ~ Sic Nbs
6rudarbeiten on unierer alten airdlc
ihreitcn bel DEM eiinitieeu @etter
raid, poran; in elmer 2odc lpirb ipobl
lilies Dem grbboeen aleid, aenad,t
iein. bis nuf bcn Sbnrm. Der garts IN
S.uaoeru crhalit. gut erbattcn III unb
fnrim itehcn bleibt. Sest crit iiebt
man. pie altersidlpah bas airtlcin
ipar. Sic @mppre ficl. ais Die itcis
ncrne 9alIuitrnbe cutfcrnt mar, bon
icfhit 3uiammen. Sic Waicrn paren
init NanS in 2cbm Gebaut. Sic STRIDE
mar in brci IbiGecu crrid,tct Iuorbcn.
Sos Gbor int Snhrt iTkS. bus Shjit
ire una scr Sburm HAS; ipnbrs
ibciulif M Die pprhcripc aird]c nrih
baufdai9 mo purhc unh hcm Wrape
hcr ~@aui1Gigfcit erncilert. Sic Yiorrs
firhe Sbertorn mmidSte pamnI5 Die
gauge l~lmaescnb: S%berforn. Differ
piuaeu. Gieberforn. einen Sbeii bon
Safeu5eim mn 0%uiiianp; III Differ
binscn beianb lid, cine fleimc aapcue.
Sic SdloBberren BON Siiierpin9en
hatteu ibrc @rabiiGttc bel Der Yiarrs
tirhe III Cbcripru. Sic Nnmcu
b'Nuart. &c NptbWmp. &c Splcuprc.
b'Nrunulpt bciineen iid nod Jest aui
Den altsn @rapneineu ooielbit, YRit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21
ans hru ger. staateu.
BONE FE-EN.
FUN n. e. Becker.J

tErziehlt fun klenge Rupert. De
Mechelche wOr fir sci Schwoer, der
Hollannesch Heinrich Oh. Romenas
COZ ais Ramplassang gangen. Wei
en- ESQ SEER kleng wor, as en- from
meschlser gin. A spidere loren VOL
a fer Joer Sheriff, an sechs Joer
Clerk of Court an desem County,
W. mir bel VicksbuTg logon,
G6f t muonchc warmen Dag,
Dach Jidderen huot muddech
Getrotzt dem Rebbeldrach.
Mir logon Is am d'Feier,
We d'D6ppen hu gekacht;
A mir betruochten d'Steren
An hirer foller Pracht.
Mer haten ons Porzi6nen
Flu B6nen Owens kritt:
D6 h6ngen iwer'm Feier--
Ma rot, wat du geschitt.
Eng BONN k6m duorgewenzelt
A mecht en- hsge Spronk: f.
Ech hett eng Schlipche Kaffa
Fir d'Liewe gier gedronk.
Ma d'Bomm gerGt de Kessel
Nam Kafs-'B6nen och;
De hAten allebSd schon
SO leflech schs geroch.
An d'Deppe 81 gefluen,
Wesz Colt, WE welt, we welt,
Dass Ke FUN Kafa eppes,
Flu Bone meh geseit.
Eft wor mer fir re k%reischen,
We d'D6ppen hu gekracht
An d'Schirblen HUI gerabbeit- l
Ma ech hun dach gelacht.
Sid trankil, Jongen, s6t ech,
ct w6'r elo dat mescht,
Wann dat-der werd ferst6en-
Net Bone fe-en hescht.
Muor well ech hem ct schreiwen
A from muonch guide Friend,
Or en-, We hei bel V~icksburg
Do Bone fee kermit.
Fredonia, Wis, de IA. Spfrkel 1911.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21
ENG ENTWERT.

Lescht Woch hun ech geliesen
Dem Becker SENT Gedecht,
Yum Antun a yum Hari
A We ct gung en- schlecht.
Ech wonneren, OBJ hir Fraen
Net och zefridde sin,
Dat an de Krich Sc gongen
An hinne Fridde gin?
Eft ass op bede Soften
Oft will Vedross an Zank
Well kent dem aneren noget
Yves kent dem anAsren Dank.
-EAugusta Bichele-Loefier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21
=

9ie aug Termput beriftet
pirb, lit bon bort EN- Brief 46 Sabre
ra& Der Guigabe nbselieiert ucrben.
Gar Wanher, Der tdslid 8ednungen
suaeId,idt befonmt. miinidt lid, Oieic
Sriefc mobter 46 Sabre u~nterpegs
bleiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21

S6pcjgen III OFT MIR eesbaIb
@olh, neil CO hulrii crfnnit liz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21

Das freie Bolt bon Georgia a.
bas Der ioeben Serbeiratbete 2orS
OecieS anf ieiner pod5eitsreiie be-
ebrt. iubeIte in 9runstpid, Ga. su
Sunoerten. als es Ieine 4abb 9ecies
Dor periammeltem Volf bulopolit
Giaaretteu rauben lab $780,. alice,
Oh bit pergeiisn. Gn6 0u rdu1teit
emit, unb bas Bolt iubelte emit Dir
su. gber felt benz S. Ropember mar
bas einual.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21

sni 2anfe Der lcster gSode aing
ms BON 5,pei Serren, cincm @eiits
lihe,i ulo eilcm Suien Die Nittheis
lung Ill. oa6 Mpm Gle Contribution Der
Columbus : Mittcr aenebmigt babe.
Splte Gem 10 ieiu, 10 aeitehen ipir
nit @eIhdmuna uuierc Hiiditdnbigz
tcit unS llnlriiieubeit. @ir hnbeu bis
onhin ipener oappn aebort nod a%eleien
mb IND gcrne hcrett. ercntlell Die
nJthiac Schmiufe 81 fauien. MIN bas
Moth oiif hen @nuNen 5u prpeu'iren.
Iir ridten bahcr an unicrc pcrebrien
9eIcr. @eiitlihe uup 2aien, iolpie on
Gle Serren G~plleoen pom Der tatboiia
idben Yreiie ole Bite. uiis %rlitSltbeis
len, mann pieie @enebmiauna cr@
iplate uuo cine 3eituna uocr 3eitldrift
AZ ncunen. peld,c hieie Nnnoc hrudlte.
Gs III betanntlih eir 8crt Der 8arn@
6~er5igf,ir. Die llamiNcnncu 5u bes
lehrcu. eNntb. Muroidau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-21

an sinen, Gountp Oes Yrobibitionss
jsaates Georgia ifelten Die @roBz
addporencn felt. oaB bort in nd,t
Monaieu 800 SaB Wbisfcp Angelic
fert fuorpen iinp. Sonoerbnrer Weiie
= ober pielIeidt INSTRUMENTATION
9eiie? - fonnte feincr Der gmpfGn=
oer er,nittelt iperben.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
INCREASING THE LIFE RATE.

Six thousand persons die of tuber.
culosis each year. Physicians have
proved that tuberculosis is not hered-
itary, but it is very contagious. In
early stages it is durable. 1t is easily
preventable.
tuberculosis is most often con-
tracted by breathing in the germs
which have been sprayed into the air
by the coughing, splitting or sneez-
irg Of a tuberculous person. Pa
tients in the State sanitarium at
Mount Vernon have eliminated all
danger to attendants and visitors by
the use of paper napkins. They
cough, spit or sneeZe into a napkin
which carefully covers the mouth
and nose, roll up the napkin and it is
burned Out in the sunshine this is
not necessary
With this precaution in our
schools. DR.. d. F. Luckey, who has
made extensive Investigations, says
that the death rate from tuberculosis
may be reduced in five years from g.
900 to 1000 persons annually.
Five thousand deaths each year
from tuberculosis, which might be
prevented, is murder. The preven-
ton is simple and inexpensive.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
The Ne7ceSt Books
Mother Goose.

Mother Goose nursery rhymes and
jingles have been published in ev-
cry language and by hosts of pub
fishers. This year has provided for
the public a volume with pictures by
Sarah Nobb Ives. Mother Goose
Gems" as this volume is named, in
artistic handling, combinations of
cclors and originality in the concep-
ton of the pictures illustrating it,
is a most attractive volume for the
children. Not to know Mother Goose
is to miss part of the pleasure of
childhood. (McLOughlin Brothers,
$50 Broadway, New York. Quarto.
PrOfusely illustrated in color S1.0OD
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
Dickens Christmas Stories.

No child, or grown up, tires OF
the Christmas stories of Charles
Dickens. Gathered i'm a new volume,
Stories of Christmas Time" are the
old favOrites. The volume is pro-
fusely illustrated in black and white
and cOlOred lithography and is hand
somely stamped. IL is one of the
cheapest good books of the Christmas
season. (McLoughlin Brothers,
Brothers, $50 Broadway, New York
Crown octave. Cloth. 1877 pages 20
centS.b
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
FOR A STATE CIVIL SERVICE.

1t Is remarkable how we'll the state
der the present system of appoint
ment at every change of administra-
ton. No sooner have the men in
3 charge become we'll acquainted with
their work, and have it going
Systematically, than the administra-
ton is changed and they must go
out Of office with 1t. Also, the change
is usually made before boards can
really find how competent the men
are. or how well they handle the
work
The United States civil service, in
handling the mails, collecting reve-
nues and taking care of government
work is perhaps the most complete
business system in the world. We
can hardly imagine the confusion
that would result if the policy of
changing every important position
with every change of politics was
used, so smooth has been the govern
ment sytsem of civil service. Yet in
lesser degree. that is what every
state institution has to go through
after each election.
Could not a man, who was in
charge of an insane asylum through
bis competence for the place, con-
duct that institution better than a
man who had attained it through
political influences alone?
Could not a normal school head,
who had advanced to his position
through merit, handle the work with
better results, than one who was
fgurehead for political purposes and
unfit for such position?
Could not the wardens and the su-
perintendents of the reform institu-
tons who had worked for years at
the business take care of the insane
with more ability than one who had
perhaps made a good county sheriff
and never had any larger resophsibil-
tiles?
If that is so. then why not have
civil service extended to state insti-
trtions and make ability the qualifi-
cation, instead of political pull.
Then there would be a small risk of
having incompetent men at the
head of the states real work.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
New Positions for f. A. COckefair

New Positions for f. A. COckefair.
Edward A. Cockefair, a former STU
dent in the University, will be head
of the extension and experimental
agricultural work of Porto Rico. Mr..
Cockefair since he was graduated
from the College Of Agriculture of
the University of Missouri has had
charge of the agricultural depart
n'ent in the Normal School at Cape
Girardeau. Mo.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
Sixty Years Ago.

SiAty 1ttTS ago.
"A gentleman of liberal and class
ical education" was wanted in the
Union Academy, four miles north
west of ROcheport.
The American Hotel of st. Louis
advertised that it had just been re-
modelled and refitted, and now has
large airy rooms"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08

Delta Gamma Initiates New Members.
The Delta Gamma sorority has in
itlated the following new members:
Misses Virginia Hudson, Madeline
Tibbe, Edith Miller, Margaret Wood
worth and Dorothy Jones.
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Want Advertisements

FOR RENT-Furnished room in ,
modern house with board $3.50 Der
week. 800 Price 29-l
LOST.-Kappa Sigma pin, initials
c. d. p Return to Alumni head.
quarters
LUST-Ladies watch. open face
with fob. Phone 818-White.
FOR RENT-Room and board for
boys: SIG a month.-811 College ay
WANTED.-White woman or girl
to nurse small child. References re-
quired. Telephone 10 Black.
ROOM and board for two boys
Mrs. Wheat. I'll Missouri avenue.
FOR RENT.-Two furnished
rooms In modern house. Board or
light housekeeping. IL South g..
street Phone 74S Green.
WANTED.-Student to pay $40
4 month and do q little work for
good rom and 5oard-81I College
Ave.
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LOST.-BrOwn fur neck-piece; lost
on North bleacher at Kansas game
Call 731 Red or return to S02 Range
Line for reward.
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LOST-A black rug muff On South
9th. Locust, Broadway or Sixth street
Call $50 green or return to Mrs. L.
T.. Hill. 1908 Hinkson for reward.
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What the Old Grads Sd7v
Five Years Ago.

Bids were opened for the erection
OF the Hamilton Brown shoe factory
building.
The Chicago & Alton station at
Ccntralia burned.
In news story the Tribune told
OF the unusual event of three Wabash
locomotives being in Columbia at the
same time.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
Ten Years Ago.

len Years Ago.
The State Historical Society met
in Columbia.
The Charity Organization Society
began active work in Columbia under
the direction OF the department of So
ciclogy of the University.
The Bliss Lyceum unanimously de-
cided that football should be elimi-
mated from college athletics-and it
was just after the victory over Kan
SaS. too.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
Twenty Years Ago.

Twenty Years Ago.
Judge John Hinton died.
The Columbia Milling Company
shipped a car load of -four to Eng
land.
Missouri defeated Washburn at
football by score of "a to6.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08
Forty Years Ago.

Forty Years Ago.
James l.. Stephens gave $4,000 to
the Stephens Female College.
Major James S. Rollins was being
advocated for governor.
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LOST-A gentleman's gold watch,
closed face. Return to D. E. Hud-
son, room 23. Lowry Hall. Liberal
reward
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LOST-On Sunday morning, a
brown cameo in ladies head, with
four pearls. Liberal reward if re-
tIrned to 500 South Ninth street, or
lhOne 6SS Red.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-08

FOR RENT-Well furnished roon
IN modern house, 6O2 Seventh street
Phone 538 White.
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GIRL STUDENT wants to work for
board and room CSC Green. .
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FOR RENT-Three nice from
rooms for boys. Block from campus
With or without meals ZIG Mis-
sCuri ave.
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kd ddeukp
in the hoC
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ROOM and board for two boys
Mrs. Wheat. I'll Missouri avenue.
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LOST.-Kappa Sigma pin, initial
c. ID. p. Return to Alumni heai
quarters