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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28
HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED.
Plaintiff Gets Judgment for s2d,-
600 Against Railroad.

Texas News Service Special.
San Antonio, Texas. Jan 2$-A7
jury in the thirty district
court today returned verdict in ia
vor Of Mrs Alice X Salisbury and
two children Tor $4,000 against the
Galveston. Harrisburg and San An
| tonic railroad. The suit was based
| on the death of the plaintiffs hus
| band who was killed In wreck Ma
40. 1909 Suit was instituted TO II
cover damages in the sum OF $50
loco
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28
|FLIGHT TO HAVANA ABANDONED
Aviator .IcCurdy Has About Given
Up Hope of Starting--Neathef
Continues Unfayorable.
United Press Special.

Key West Fla, Jan. 2S.-After
an early promise Of favorable wealth
er and with all preparations finished
for the Key West Havana flight the
wind and sea rose at s o'clock this
morning, and D. A, D. McCurdy the
aviator, has practically abandoned
hope of making the start. The torpe-
do boats which have been lined up
in a position marking the course OF
McCurdy's flight are disguised after
weeks delay owing to weather
conditions,
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EIGHT-HOUR RESTRICTION.
. .
Probably BE Repealed in consiruc-
ton of New Rattleships.

United Press Special.
Washington, Jan 2S.-A proVis-
ion repeating the eight-hour restfic-
ton in naval construction is intllld-
"a in the naval appropriation
bill reported in the house this after
noon The proposed appropriation
amounts to $4,000, 600. The bill
proposes to construct two dread
thoughts yearly
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To Vote on Tariff Commission.

United Press Special.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-Chairman
DalZell of the house committee on
rules this afternoon announced that
a special rule would be reported
Monday, bringing President Taft
tariff commission bill to a vote I'M
mediately
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28
SHERIFF KILLED.


Dalhart. Texas, Jan. 2S.-A horse
thief. resisting arrest, last night shot
and Killed Sheriff Martin of Hutchin-
son county With bloodhounds on
the scent a posse led by Sheriff Nc
Canless Of Dallam county, is in pur-
suit Of the horse thief.
He is described as middle-aged q,
light complexion and riding an ron
gray horse Hutchinson county IS
near the Texas-New Mexico line.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28
VEAL THY OKLAHOMA MAN DIES
Recently Sold His oil Holdings 60
standard Oil Company-ires-
ident of Bank
Texas News Service Special.

Muskogee, Okla, Jan 2S.--Geo.
w. Barnes, president of the Com
mercial National Bank of this city,
breeder of high grade stock and an
extensive oil man, who recently sofa
his holdings to the Standard on
company for million and a half
dollars, died today at Monte Carlo
of cancer of the stomach.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28
WELL KNOWN LAWYER DEAD.
Joseph II. Sloss Dies at His Home IL
1Nemphis.

United Press Special, ss
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 2S.-Joseph
H.. Sloss, aged 9S, one OF the Oldest
lawyers in the south, died here early
This morIA Esiie wasp born at SOM
ervine, Ala sand removed here six
years ago from Huntsville, Ala. He
is survived by wife, aged 80. and
son. Percy Sloss of Dallas, Texas.
and a daughter who resides here.
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Mrs. Schenk Restrained.

United Press Special
Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 2S-ihe
court today granted an order res
training Mrs Schenk from visiting
her home or seeing her children or
husband
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28

xas News Service Special.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 2S.-Speaker
Rayburn today read telegram from
former Governor Haskell of Oklaho-
ma, accepting the houses invitation
to deliver an address before that
body. He will speak Monday even
ing, February 6, at s O'Clock.
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College for Seguin.
as News SerYice Snecial.

Seguin, Texas, Jan. pa com
mittee of twenty from the German
Lutheran Synod met here last night
and decided to accept the offer OF
Seguin 10 move the college from
Brenbam to this place.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.

News Service spacial.

Texas News Service Special.
Nacogdoches, Texas, Jan. Is
Ben Gassaway, a negro aged about
u years, was jailed here last night
on a charge of criminally assaulting
a white girl, aged 10, mile east OF
town. The examining trial has been
set for Wednesday The community
is quiet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-28
RETAIL MARKET.

WaXahaChie dealers are retaining
the following articles at prices quot
cd below
McAlester lump coal, per ton $3.50
Colorado Coal, per ton ..... $500
Cotton Seed Meal per 100 49,. s1.40
Cotton Seed Hulls, per ton $500
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MARkEp REPORT.
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.

Fort Worth Texas. Jan Is
steers steady, tops $3.50; cows stea-
.dy, tops $4.35; calves steady. tops
S5.40; hogs steady, tops s795.
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Save money, time and trouble by
letting your wants be known thru
the Daily Light want column. u
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

New Orleans. La. Jan. 2S.-Cot-
tom March opened IS.O2, closed
- 9Ss May OPENED Is 20 closed
1913.
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MEM YORK FUTURES.

New York. Jan. 2S-Cotton:
March opened l4.So, closed la.T6;
May opened is.96, closed lA93
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07
Siloer ans sem @ruRberScs,
tbum 4eheu.
Sm rbeirb,ffifhen W.in.
Lamb.

Nsnn man um bic Wittassltunps
zines Do!ienloisn Iases in pisfsm ses
ieensten Sommsr Don Wain3 Der an
Rhein entlana on ben alien St6o.6sn
nit ben ipohlbsiannten Weinnamsn -
Qaatenbeim. gobtnbim, Radenbeim,
Rieritein pordterfdbrt unb bann
in Sprsnbeim bic fsileH Strab,n bins
anft.ist, smpfinbei man osuilit. oab
Die DiHsnfhaft reht bob.n mub,
psnn lie bon einsm rbsinbeHiffeu1ros
densebiet fprihi unb ss gu cen ions
n.nfheinreihiten geaenben 9sutihs
lambs 3dblt. Gs pirb poff tGum irs
genbno in 9eutfhlano feiber isin oIs
bier. no Der quite Weinbobsn bi.5eu6s
tigtsit 10 lsiht einfaust uno bic Sons
nenporm. 70 enereiiet fsftb6h, alIe
oob nire.nD aiiblune pintt oils sttpa
in elmer Der trauIidb ] bdmmerisen
Beinfneipen. fpfnR Elm fh6ner @olbs
berg 6srrtnbere ooer mis fonii nod
bic anaeiebenen CppeHt<imsr Warfsn
teibtn. i'm R0mer bIinft. Damn niro
sinem NIT Wadt tlar,, oab eos rbeins
befiffe 9rod.nssbiet qua feline jehr
feudte Seite bat unb bob bos itinsn
ioeif6en 3ufommenboHe bat. Drsnnte
bier Die Come niht 70 nnsrbittiiA auf
ben aoliboben nit isinem gprenens
n,erstl. ben Qob obsr pie bei Riers
fttiH = ben rotRtn 9onf6itkr. hsr 70
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Anton unh 1h<reia 6onlamp. 2S4s
Rcbs Str. annbs.
6enrg q. unb QlaEo Sootlamp
2364 Dlcra Gis.. anate.
5oitpb unb Clara prosbhis. 52l
Ribbs Modh. Uldb9en.
aotn unD 6Iora stutsnrau&. az
GiijtoA aDe., WGb6en.
3oba nab AHnn 6eio6. MeR 8ers
Dasb&tn.
oeHrp uHb Giiiobetb EsbsenborG
1858 0tit Str. Qndbs.
6rso. uAb Carrie Dosrasr. 4la:
Chambers Ctr, N3b@en.
3s1s sas asnes artimss. l7o
GaTu &ts.
GbGtk5 unb emma GsieYs. Az
.1sa> antlsap Str. anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

ausflnft su eeben, ipie oas 9elo pers
iptnbst iporDen lei. Wenn sr oas nint
permaa ooer nitt min, 10 lit Der
5hlub sersdtfsrtist. Dab es BEL Der
WabI nibt nit ebrtiten Dingsn ausee
sansen lit. Sc Ii:sen esgen ibu aud
nod fpsitsrs Yrdiumtipnsn Dor. Sin
4umpaanelsiter bat bic gelege fiir
Summen i'm Betraee bon 500, 900, Die
er i'm Sntereils Stepbsnions oerauss
gabt bat, perbrannt. Sn oieism 5aue
lautst bas Rehtsprinsip: uSmntd
prueiumuntur contra ipoliatorem".
9suti6: rWer 8eipeiis 3eritort. ltefsrt
oamit ben gspeis asssn iih ielbit."
aaffce lit in Elm puur Sabren
um bunoert prosent ssftisesu. Dieter
guffhIaa Iiefert sinsn beionosrs ttlos
tantsn gerpeis pon Ger tupitaIiitiihsn
9ettdtigung i'm SanoeI nit 2ebenss
mittetn, pslde bic Sbeuerung plan
mGBig betrsibt. Sdffse mar srft isbr
biuig uno tpie Die braiiIianiidsn
pfIan3sr bebauptetsn, 70 biuis, oab lie
bel Der Yruputtipn 9elp suisBtsn,
pOrduf ihnsn Die Rsgieruna gu Silfe
tam. Sic uahm cine QlnIsibe auf um
cinsu gsiuiHen pro3entiaB Der pro-
button auf5utdufen uno aus Dem
Wturtts gu bulten. Sas 9elo lieferts
ihr Elm &oniortiiim, porunter iih no
tiirIib Der srobs WenidsnIreuno s. y.
Mprgan befanb. Iisiem tpurbe Der
aus Dem W2artts gebaltens aaffee oils
llntsrpfano iiberpieien. S:Bt pirb esr
Rar,t nit QroBsm Grfrlge manipuIirt,
aber qdns beionoers in oieiem 2anhs,
po man ia immsr am RudFhtsloieiten
1T. Wlan pertbeilt Die 8orrdthe in
folder Weiis. oub aaffee nirgenbs BIZ
Iia isin fam. Sn Weissn iino dnnsre
tapitaliitiihs Woblthdter thitin, Fpelhe
Den gsrtbeusrun9sprpseR qriinolit, BE-
ior9.n. Dieies eepinnbrinsenos Ge'
fhGft Der 8oItsausbeutunQ tpiro jest
aud BON ben tleineren &apitdliiteu be
trisbsn, posu bic aiibIbduIsr Elm oes
signetss Wtittel bisten. DAP es bel bic.
fen 3uitGnosn bleiben lam, lit uns
bentbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

0en 6cAseiirsifs
81 (6@IttsIreim.)
81 fube nit ibm nod tsine Meile,
~ srises 81 iden meint HsiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Gas Senats & ON m ittee,
pelhes bic Grpdblung bes Senators
Gtephenion bon Wtsconiin ungsriuht,
bat ihm einen bDfen Ghlae purf bic
anoeutune osrfsBt, bab Der 5err es.
nator isine llnituib bspeiien nafie,
nno fin ui6t DarauI psrldfisn oiirfs,
bag man inn ui6ts 6erpeiien fDnni.
Gas III CUTE 2ogit uno sates Redt.
6 sD.rft0Bt. iagt oas Eommittes oolls
toinmeR ri6tig, oegen Die Sffentli1t
Uioral nno Bpblfabrt, oa bsin 5erlas
to- Tur feline GrlpGhlung cine Summs
perausenbt, Die er lelbit auf $107, 900
caisst uno Die qnosr.r ShGBuna saa
Tolse iit iogar auf $500, 600 belduff.
Die aunabme lit, bub cine ioihe aie-
ftniumme niht sbrli6e 0eripeUbsna
gefunben babsn tonne. Gemnas lei
Der Ssnator oerpfIiGtet, gsnaueits
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
Petition for Pardon.
State OF Mississippi,
Amite County.

State OF Mississippi,
Amite County.
TO the Hon. Z +. Noel, Governor of
The state Of Mississippi;
We the undersigned petitioners,
cSidcnt citizens OF said county and
state respectfully petition unit o
-FOUR Honor the following state of
acts towit. That at the September
E rcuit court term of the year 1900
Dl said county ana state. one Dan
Jackson, who is now confined in the
, ate peuitentiary, was charged
with the murder Ofone Ada Williams,
ina same came on for trial at said
crm, end said Dan Jackson pleaded
guilty to manSlaughler, and was
sentenced to serve term Of 20years
the state pcnitentiary. That said
dChSt'h lldS SCI NSu lCll anu OliC ladu
iears ON his term and has made a
good and efficient convict. That
he Judge and district attorney un-
Ter whose administration he plead
ii guilty ale both willing now to
recommend his pardon, That we
Delicye that the ends Of justice have
been met, and that the said Dan
Jackson now deserves his full par
Ion. That for these reasons set
forth and for Others mentioned
herein we respectfully ask Your honor
to grant unto and give the said Dan
Jackson a full pardon.
Respectfully submitted,
w. !. ToLER,
W. K. KENNEDY,
+. CAssELs,
J. b. TURNIPsEED,
N. S. MCLEAN,
And many others. 4-2S-5t
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
Chameery Summons.
State of Mississippi,
AnIlIe (umntN.

State of Mississippi,
Amite County.
TO Lou Risr, Lovey D. Rist, Josie ID.
Rist. and Catherine Hartner,
whose postofice is Clinton, La,
and Emma Moose and Nettie
Moose, whose postofice is Jack
son, La:
You IRE hereby commanded to ap-
.ar r.orc o., Clancery Court Of
ud county and state, on the 1st
fonda, OF Iuil, lSll, to defend the
ut of August Ris, ct al in the mat
.t OF tue last will and testament of
Mrs. Lou Hartncr, deceased, wherein
,ou are defendants.
6. NJ. CAUSEY, Clerk.
This April 10, 1911. 4-l4-4t
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The w. K. Kellogg National
Corn Trophy

Of Battle Greek, Michigan.
Thousands Of ears Of corn from
all parts OF the country and Of ali
varieties were entered in the com
petition. The selection OF the
grand champion Sweepstakes and
the award Of the Kellogg trophy
were made on general points oI
superiority.
The ear Of corn grown by Mr..
James is Of Reds Yellow Dent
variety, it is 10 inches long, ~
inches in circumference and has
20 rows Of kernels. 6 toI the inch
in the row, average 5-8 Of an inch
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ESTRAY NOTICES

Taken up by c. 7. Dixon Jan. |. 1911. one
COW and calf Cow has red sides and white
back; right horn knocked #. She has hob
tail, marNed with under hack in right ear;
81" is about II or Y years old. Valued at
Sl8 by j. : Cas'on and X A. CASTOR.
viii he sold lst Mon day in July
Taken up by Tom Morris March %. 1911
one light brown lenrling about years old;
marked vi b smooth crop and split in right
'a'i small blazr III lace, wide horns. Val
ned at = by G. G. Bntes and r. R Rstos
win be sold LIST Monday in July.
Taken up BY J. Y. Day April 4, 1911, one
pale red hGifer about 81 years old and ap-
pressed by K. Il, 1illery and A. A. Wil;a,ss
at Sl4. viii be sold lst Monday in INV.
G. F. HarreIl. Ranger.
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Route 3.

FOR SAlE-Poland China and
English Berkshire pigs, $40 per
pair. Apply to
P. c. WEBB,
l-2S-lm Marshallton, Miss.
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FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE NTERIoR.
.T-. $. Land Othce
tlcksou. Miss.

April %, 1911.
Nmi,e Is hereby given that Jefer-
sam Thomas Cotton, OF Magnolia,
Iiss.. who ON August :, 1904
made Homestead entry No, SSSO9,
serial M. 017 7, tor the SN44 OF
tbe SEA. Sectiun 25, township ?
North. Range . East Washington
Me di4n. has filed notice Cfn'en-
I ON to- make anal five year proof 20
abIi>h claim 20 the land above
I.-eribed before the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Amite county at
ibertv. Miss, ON the Sd day OF
June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses; J..
Lca. of Magnolia, Miss, K +. ID.
No. =, HowId Bates, OF Peoria,
Miss. L. L. Patterson, OF Liberty,
Miss. Route 40. 2, Alfred Bates, of
Peoria. Miss. ]. JAY WHITE
LoS-5t Register.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
State Of Mississippi,
Executive Department

Whereas, the Mississippi Land
Development Association, wit
headquarters at Natchez, Miss, is
engaged in developing our farm
a IDS in Mississippi, and exploit
ing and advertising our resources,
and is bringing to the attention OF
the whole country the possibilities
of Mississippi in its agricultural
and other resources; and
Whereas, The work of this asso.
citation has been productive ot
much good in securing desirable
immigration, investment of capi.
tai and arousing interest in this
movement;
Now, therefore, |, f. F. Noel
governor OF the state Of Mississip
pi, do issue my
PROCLAMATION
designating June 1924, 1911, as
days set apart for the second an
nual Statewide Convention to bt
held at Gulfport, Miss. | pro
claim this convention open tC
delegates appointed by business
organizations, those appointed By
mayors, by boards Of supervisors
banks and newspapers.
earnestly ask that all those
interested in the matter of devel
oping our state and forwarding
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
Worlds Best Ear Of Corn
for 1910

' N ~ ~
''''" l'''', 50, ~ y 0i'S9'' %''l'
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'"l ',-o '',''''' - ',,' ~ 'Iios'
? i'''.-' / ~. '''''' e'' u '''e 'wo' w
'',s'' AZ ','t"''5' =, " ''''lo' Juog'
.''''''+"''" '''' po'i''' ol 81
2'g.'F''E' II,
iI'e I''IaE AWARDED a. to Mr..
} me. ""@ IH"'o 'y 1 many 0
NeN otA' al a ,'7' ol 7l'ooo' Il
IS I'..''' ol p 'cIllI'g si'Ner' bronze
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05

the products Of the establishment
for the census year there are IN
eluded fuel, rent Of power and
heat, and mill supplies. The cost
Of materials, however, does not
include unused materials and
supplies bought either for specu-
lation OF for use during a suhse-
quent period.
VALUE OF PRODUCTS.
The value Of products was SSl,-
$4,000 in 1909 ami S57, 45l .OO
in 1904, an Increase of 50, ,l04,-
600, or 40 per cent. TIE average
per establishment was approx
r1ately $1,000 in 1909 and $3S,-
80 in 1904.
The value of products repre-
sent the product a. actually
turned out by The factories during
the census year and does not nee
assarily have any relation to the
amount oi sales for that year. Tic
values under this head also in
clude the amount received i0l
work done on materials iurnlshe,
by others.
VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE
/ The value added by manufac
| ture represents the difference he
) ween the cost of materials use,
, md the value of products afte
: the manufacturing processes hav
q oeen expended upon them. Tn
value added by manufacture wa
S43, 3,626,0 600 in 1909 and $3l $50
f. 100 in 1904, an increase Of S1l
{ 10000, or 38 per cent. Til
q 'alue added by manufactur
i formed 81 per cent Of the tot3
: value OF products in 1909 and +
7 per cent in 1904.
It Miscellaneous expenses incluo
= rent Of factory or work -,Nr
md amount pad for contra'
IS work, and these items. as well &
:, such ,mce and other expenses I
NJ annot be elsewhere classihe,
Is will appear separately in the fin
y reports. The amount was IS
D, $4,000 in 1909 and 1856, 600
le 1904, an increase OF S., 3,54,O 900, ,
n 50 per cent. The average mi
It. cellaneous expense per establls
ls nent in 1909 and 1904 was a
e. 0rcximately $4,000.
OF 1ae salaries and wages amou
or ted to S22, ,42l, 900 in 1909 al
il 81, All 100 in 1904, an increa
b. # $5,004 600, or % per cent.
n The number of salaried ofhci5
MS and clerks was 3,403 in 1909 a
od 1858 in 1904, an increase of Il
w. n u per cent.
The average number of wa!
tie earners was 50,384 in 1909 a
Ms $500 in 1904, an increase Of |
ed 694, or 30 per cent.
20 --~u~ ----
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05

such movement by syStematized .
plans JOIN in attending this con-
vention ami working upau nJar-I
est in Il. +
Mr.. L. f. Davis, secretary.
NatcLez, Miss. will ue sad sd
furnish any information pertain
ing to the convention and name. F.
of delegates should be forwarded F.
10 him.
In witness whereof J hay
herem!o set my han' aud cau-ei
the great seal % the State 9l MIS-
s.ssipm 10 b. aths utJa a-aH
this 26h lay Of April, 1917.
f. F. NOEL, Governor.
At tins great meeting at Glit-
port, Miss, Officers, Vni.u iu-
elude the president, vice. resi-
lent. secretary and genera, mama
ger and treasurer, with am exc
tive committeeman from c-'
.mgrc>sioual district, End oua
county director in cteryrHHi.
m the state, viii be elected o.
manage the affairs oi The lii,sis
ippi Land Development A,-oci =
| ion for the second year.
All railroads ViI ia rge ON
ARE plus twenty-five cents u
ents). There wlii he au i.,er-
lance Of at least fifteen huudrc.
delegates. Prominent speaker
from all parts OF the United Stat,
yill be present ami address Or
convention. The secre .ry; a..
latchez, win mail, in the ucN
.o,,. Ja,,. i.t. o.lo.nso3 i,.a.
pointing delegates. Tie hu,lue
.r,..,;,,,.,r. a... r.,.- e,
.'7rJ - .Li.,r..,. b,.r....fs.
,.rr;sor. l.,. ..., ,....-,..,.a.
a ,,e,.%,, ..r,ara /, H.e.
4. ~. fIri,, IL N. i-t. g,.
,a;l;rn ,la,, ,r,,,,.,., .,I A.
,ov;s .o.rotsrv atN.t.Ia1 Mis-.
Van ar. oy,....t.I No o..... M.
loIeootes who,n Won annofu.
/ ,nIfnort is a drIoutm lace 4,
.nend q short vacation. The co,
.art,on nronar. will la.t f,ro ..av.
l,no 23.2t s,nu.. te 95tI
viii he q dov Of rest. }IonM
md Tuesday fine Gvhnof, Com
J. norcial Union will charter c.n
md take the daleaate.. WHO r.
/. oo;r ovor on o. vi.i, to.u. yru
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Announcements

IT He HERALD is author
lied to make the following
announcements subject to the
action Of the Democratic Pm
maFies:
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
iOVERNOk ISSUES
pRO( LAMATION

Natchez, Miss.-Governor E.
f. Noel has issued "a proclamation
designating June 1924 as the date
for the second annual Statewid,
immigration Convention, to be
held in Gulfport. He urges al.
Mississippians to do their utmost
to increase interest in the conyen-
tion. The proclamation is IA.
follows:
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
MAAUFACTIRES IN
MISSISSIPPI
Census Bureaus Preliminary
Summary concerning the
Stale for 1903.

A PRIMARY statement OF the f.
general results Of the Thirteenth
United States Census Of Manuiac-
lures of the state of Mississippi
was issued today by Census Dl-
rector Durand. il includes a sum
mary comparing the figures To-
1904 and 1909. by state totals,
prepared under the direction OF
Mr. William NJ. Steuart, chlet
statistician for manufactures, Bu-
reau of the Census. The figures
are preliminary and subject To-
such revision as may he necessa-
ry after further examination OF
the original reports.
The Thirteenth Census, like
that of 1904, differs from the
Twelfth Census IN 1890, with ref
erence to manufactures, in that
the two later censuses excluded
| the hand and the building trades
and the neighborhood industries,
| md took account only of estab-
| lishments conducted under the
aetory system. In the last CEN
sus, also, as in that for 1904, sta
tistics were not collected for fac
.ories having a product for the
census year of "A value less than
800, except that reports were ta'
ken for establishments idle dur
ing portion Of the year 1909, OF
which began operation in tina
year, and whose products, there
lore, were less than $500.
The word establishment" al
used in the Thirteenth Census
is defined as meaning one o
more factories, mills, or plant
owned, controlled, OF operated b,
person, partnership, corporation
p or other owner, located in tn
same towr Or city, and for whicl
one SET OF books Of account is kept
The reports were taken for th
calendar year ending Decembe
- 81, 1909, wherever the system {
Bookkeeping permitted figures to
that period to be secured, but i
case the fiscal year of an estal
ishment differed from the caller
lar year a report Of its operation
vas obtained Tor tie fiscal peric
= falling most largely within l9O
THE RATES OF INCREASE.
The summary for the sta
shows increases in all the item
1t the census Of 1909, as compare
With that for 1904. These are e
libited, in percentage order,
olloWs:
Number of establishments,
Der cent; miscellaneous expense
80 per cent; capital, "A per Gel
.,ost of materials used, 43 ?
,ent; value of products, 40 P
cent; value added by manufi
ture, 80 per cent; average numt
If wage-earners employed durl
- the year 80 per cent; salaries a
wages, 20 per cent; and numt
If salaried officials and clerks,
~ per cent.
There were 1858 manufactl
y lag establishments in 1909 "A
$50 in 1904, an increase OF
078, or Il per cent.
The capital invested, as repc
lu- ed in 1909, was $72, $4,000
gain of $22,137,000, or "A
cent, over $50,256,000 in 10
The average capital per establi
ment was approximately $28,O
'O' in 1909 and $33 900 in in 1904.
this connection it should be sta
hat in the census schedule
inquiry concerning capital inv'
. ed calls for the total amount, b
tct owned and borrowed and inves
in the business, but does not
clude the value of rented proT
ty, plant, or equipment which '
employed in the conduct OF ma
featuring enterprises. In
'lCt final bulletins and reports the r
tai paid for such property will
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
N O T | c f

Will exchange a fine Poland
China SOW for good young mich
COW with young calf. The SOW is
only two years old and bred to a
registered Poland China hog due
to farrow July 9th.
F, M. BERRYHILL,
, Route 3. Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-05
For SuperViSOr-5th District.
HERMAN II. FIELDER
ALEX STEWART
DREW ]. WALL, JR.
For Supervisor End District
A. W. JONES.
For CORStable-1St Dist
WIN G. HARRELL

Dream Realized: 81 dreamed
st.night that | had perfected an
airship." And when you
awoke?' Il was out on the
floor. : Washington Herald.