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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
Tairbanfs, Minn.
Souluf. 1911

Soulut. I9ll
SouIu on 10 fobta oneuamme,
Wapabtaiamme ipntpmds ia rauban
iubIa Idbestpp. Sttafaamme SeIus
ipbdmemme Ieimeen!
2ufa ~ustaltaiIi MT riibeud tdmdn
lapiufaiien eoesId, iofa armouiieno
lunastaiana mafaa iubtain maiasIa
fDpbdnd ia mailman pIDnfatIoma.
no. - Wtutta eipd riiteIiidt ole men'
meet ebes lifeuefddn tdtd Iasta, nie.
Id mdbemmdn pttaneet Seiusta ~
bdmenid nieraafii. Snban toiin rii'
banofin uIein totuuben muoto oIes
minonia, mutta apostoli lanoo ettd
Serran palneliian Ell lont ouo rii'
taiien, paan bilioiiuuoesia tpasta'
bafoifia nubtelemaiIen.
MaaiIma ontaa IibauiIen raubo,l
iuruttomuuoesia, fuoleesia usfosio
ia turbuubesia a, ia tefee iouIurauhan
fo~rfeubeSIa ia ~befumasIa, maan
Serron paIpeliiat eiiipdt raubaa
yeiufTesia, iofa ontoo oifean ia pp'
ipmdifen iouIurouban murbeeuiIee cen
Ipodmeen, iiud nDpriue tSdn ontao
ammonia. NDprppttdtddmme npt
pStdpd bpmdt, lpodmemme ia nots
fistafoamme poIpemme tdmGn
Roubanrubtinoan SeiufIen eteen,
iofa mofaa Ieimesid. Sofia ipod'
men uSfoua tdmdn tefepdt, ne Ell.
mdt Iaata riitaiiet OLA, iiud ruoasia
rafennetoon paon %poiiunutta iuma'
Iiiuutta, iosIa fpud on n~iiIasteIe'
mia Ianoio, mutta moima on pois,
fatfera fiimaus ipbdmesid len pois'
tau.
2pbpt ia arpaamatoin on eId-
mdmme alta, plan on Ioppu tuIemd.
WaImofoamme Tiis ia alma rutoiI'
FAMINE ettemme fiuiautieen lonfeiIi.
rSenfi toIin OF oItis, mutta lila on
beitfo."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21

2otIelfaamme pitein ldbeltd tdtd
ifuil len iouluiublan nolmiStaioa Ger
raamme Seiusto, iofa mt fDpbdnd
lapiena tulee, iotta maailma Sdnen
fauttanla nopobbettaiiiin. !Sdn on
mt murbeeuisten ipbdnten ia faif.
fien alaspainettuien ustolinen tur'
NO ia outtaia bdbdsid. Sdn on los
femme iiunaoia ia pelastoia.
Spiin f,istitpiue tulee rasfaita
murbeen betfidfin. 1Iein aiattelee
peIidstpnpt ipbdn ettd minfdbdn Jpn.
TIM taboen Sumala MT iaaii minuue
tdmdn iuuren I%urfeuoen. Waan Su
mola Ell tabbo ransaista lapiianfa
ANTON idIfeen. maan 9dn b%arioittaa
meitd rufoufIen tieud ~murbeesIa ia
ipaifppieia, ettd me tuliiimme mali.
fulfil murbeen pdt1iSid, mutta aipun
ontoa Serra totiiesti %aifanonia. &pl'
Id me faifti anTiomme idlfeen buff
fuiimme emmefd tormitIiIi mitddn
bpndG obottaa, jos Serra tabtoiii
tebod meibdn aniiomme mufaan.
2unastoiamme Seius on tuuut OF.
tamaan anIiomme eli ipntimme, Fam
taofIenIa ne alma risiintuolemaan
la bantaon %iaafta. Sumola on an
tanut raffaan poifania mailman
pilfon ia fupleman f%drIimdGn, ettG
faiftt, jotfa ottanat SGnet naStoan,
Doitpat tuIIa outuait5t. Sulfaa npi
foiffi tpDtdtefemdiI ct ia raSfautetul
tdmdn ormoQiIen 2unaStaian tpfD,
Fun SGn mafaa iubtoin Ieimesid
81 Sdn ole pelidttdtpd eifd birmui'
men, fpaan nalmiS foiffia outta'
moon. SuIfan MT te murbeeliiet
motfamiebet ia epdilendiiet Iielut
ldbeIle tdtd "Iieluien plfdd. GltdG
bdmmdstpfD poitta 9an ontin Su'
malon ainoa Yoifd, ioue enfelit tai
poosta fiitosta peiIaanat. taste
faa MT faitti tusfonne ia taietelun.
ne ia moitpanne Sdnen armonister
ioltainia iuurele, Iasfefaa faitti Ipn'
Time iiiben, Sdn ontoa nellie or.
mouiiesti taiffi anteefIi ia pubbistoo
meitd pDhdad nereaddn idiieen au'
tuuteen, Ella idtd auttamatta tuoIe'
man tusfisiafaan, iosta fiitos 10
funnia oltoon idiiesti autuutemmt
Sumalaue.
8. &aufola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
8rp Get, u. 9af.
SouIuf. 4 p.
8. &aufoIa.

Souluf. 4 p.
9lrn. 9luttaia pnnd laala Iufiio.
funta!
Sli aifomutIeni taas pitfdn oian
perdstd Eterpebtdd teitd tdmdn rat'
faofIi tulleen lebtemme, MIN. Iutta'
jan afpuua faitfia pstdnidni Ger
rosIa.
Soulu, tue iuuri toi.pottu iubIa
on plan opeua, iouoin Seius, Wa'
pobtaiamme fpntpi mailman. 81
fD ole bausfa tue ianoma ettd &c.
Jus Ipntpi mailman Wapabtaiofi.
81 STA taipoinen einun iuurta raf'
fouttoii, en- moi ma fit fpuin lolita,
FUN mieIeudni ioiTin.
MpDs iamaqa Ianon bppdstini
faitiqe tddud 9rocfet'in pmpdris'
tDud, Tiud aifomufleni on muuttao
pois naan tpdbdfii aifaa, ia fanon
fiitofiet faifille pstdnppoestdnne.
Wpos toinon 9erran iiunausta file
ppbdfouIutpDae, ionfa olemme tddl'
Id olottaneet. - 2iitos eritpiiesti
mrs ia mr. Westerbacfaue pStdppp'
bestdnne; muistafaa minuafin eIis
rufoufIisianne taipaan Sidn puo'
leen. WpDs bppdsti Ianon 9eiue.
81 minfd outuuben
&c uSfo mpDtddn tuo,
8un life Serran Seiutien
&c omafIemme iuo.
Sdtdn faiffi Serran baltuun.
Rata piirteIi Fabian item malta,
mics.
SiIma s. Sobnion.
%. g. Toifpoton mp5s iloista
ioulua ia onnea uubeIe nuobeIe.
Cana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
Aaaia1 siriehA.
o. Y kR \
maranette, MiH.
Souluf. 10 p.

Souluf. 10 p.
2lrp. auttaion toimitus! Suonette
Tiiaa minun piirrofIeIeni Iuttaian
palstoiua, iiud baluni on ternebtdd
.6erran omia Sumalan ormon ia
raubon terpeifiud pieId ferran tddl'
Id fpieraauo moouo, oiomme MIN.
matfustaa ipnnpinmaoban ionluf.
IL p.
ytiin itGm6ltd tuntuu erota Serran
pmien Ieurasta tddltd Wtarquettesta,
iosia oIen monto ibanaa opetusta
iaonut fuuua. Niinpd tdnd pdipds
ndfin oil bausfa iubla firfosia, JOS
ia paStori pitt min ilabbuttanan la
lo%bbuttoman iaornon pdipneiae fie'
luiue, ia mp0s oil Serran runmis
ia neri nautittatpana, iofa onfin
>meibdn friStittpien matfaepds mael.
toesiomme fobti ianfaiffista fotio.
Grittdin iunIin fen itieueni nirmoit'
tapafIi Iddffeefi, iiad FUN tulen
eroamaon ia on moifea tietdd, iaan'
TO ipnnpinieubuIa fuuna iaarnatta'
mon pubbosto etpanfeIumiafaan. -
@aon onbon !9erron Jana apoin
aino, iosta IieIu iaa raninnon. Sitd
fun poan !Serra usfosfa antoa hut
fia. iuIemme p%ariequiff.
Niin, baIuan louiua ipbdmeuiiet
fiitofIei raffoiue fanioIaifiueni War'
quettesIa Iiita Fun tuIitte Iuofiemme
8 pm ITALIA pitdmddn nellie Idf'
Iidistemuia, bammdstpttden meitd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
Muttaiau
lmfijpiae.

nSeiae on tdnd pdipdnd ipntpnpt
Dopobtaia, iofa on 2ristis, Serra
Danibin faupunsisia. So tdma on
teile merfitii: tie Iopbdtte IapIen Ca.
paIoituna mafaatuan ieimesId. So
fobta oil enfeIien fansia iuuri tai.
paouinen iotowden ioutfo, iotfa
fiittipdt SumaIaa ia ianoimat: 2un'
MIA oIfoon SumoIaIIe forfeubesia
ia maosia raubo, ia ibmifiqe bptpa
tabto."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21
Somlnma.

Or ioulu iublista ialoin.
Ndin fertoi ildni ianoin
MabtipontiIin paroin.
Eoas fdpoa6n firffoon ferran,
Suonebeieen Serran
&ruunuiQa faunistettuun,
&pnttilDild %malaistuun.
Sieu' fomnis nuotti paubaa
Sum Iuffarimme laulaa:
Stint malfeus nellie foittaa,
Vii pimepoen poiStaa.
Siud 9etblebemin tdbti,
sSeius ibmelapIi
On lime stpnpt tdnddn.
Spsta maailma faifti bdmmdstpp,
Gen ibmetDibin mielietpp.
Saifuaanfin ioutfo riemastuu,
Scotia enfelitfin ilmestpp
9lpt paimenile feboaa.
Yappimme field iaarnaa mpDs:
So loppui pimeps FUN pbs!
Siud Seiue' lopIi, malon tnoia
Sn fuolosiafin nellie iuoia.
Sdn olfu on ia loppu mpDs
Sbmisfunnan antuus .tpDs.
Gen SumoI' STA ldbetti,
Meiu' autuuoetiemm' aietti,
0din IupautienI' pabpisti.
Sum oifo oil tdptettp,
Wi pro eetoilta oil peitettp,
2lntoi Sumal' mailman
Saimaauiien tuninfaan:
poifania ainoan.
81 funin9nsten funniaan,
81 linnabun, Ell boDibin,
81 rifeauteen mailman
-SGn Iauinut Gen tulefpan,
@aan 9eibIebemin moioSia
3Dpbdin, balpain ieurasi "a
-Sdn Ia1ei !Sdnen febtonia.
So peimenile palfatuiue,
SiIen uoron martiioiae
Sofia laumaa martioi
ga fesfendnId aprifoi,
Sdn Ianoman MT tdstd tot.
SGG Ionoma oil ibmeeuinen,
Oli exempt FUN maiImauinen -
Se ilmoitus Of totpainen.
Gill enfeIit fen ilmoiiti,
Gen maailmaIIe iuIisti
Str: lpntpnpt on funin9as,
Oamibin buoneen rubtinas.
Sdn ipnnin iumun iopittaa,
9dn ibmistunnan m%apabtaa.
Sn ibmeeuinen, armias.
ISdn Raubanrubtinos.
Siu' fiitospirren peiiaTt,
Sumala.a pIistit,
SbmiIid opetit,
9ppddn tabtoon feboitit -
Sitt 2uoian luofie maeIfit.
Sobn 6afeI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-21


IdbeStpn foitfia Muttaian lufiioita.
muttu NIT enIitii Muttoian toimitta'
ioa, ia fifteen foitfia usfonIiiaria ia
alma Suomeen asst, teitd, loi'
fa ustotte fen pddue, ionfo lpntp'
plan taiftiaua iptetetddn.
&c on SeIus aristus mailman gSa'
pobtaiu, ia oitein minun Wapabta'
iani.
Quo mpDs ettd iublamme
Wtieltds mpDten mietdmme,
pubtabalIa riemuQo,
Sumalaaiieua lola.
8iitos oltoon Sumalan:
SeIus lpntpi maailmoban,
Mmas nellie taiipaban!
Qua mield eli Md Iilmdni,
Waan tuletban ga ferron.
Mb Iiuoin burstaat nGfemi
2asnoista fasmpin Serran.
Gen nGen 5iuoin mtndtin,
&itn fruunu iuq' on tirttabin,
Saan laulaa field mindfin.
81 meliet ia IiIaret fuinfa bausfaa
on ola Seiufien oma ia usfoa Sds
neeid itienIG autuaafii 10 tddud
mailman myrsfpiieud meread, fun
ptii aoIto IpD pboeltd puolen ia tot
men toiieIta. Wutta eli ole bdtdd, Se'
Jus eldd! ia me iotta !Saneen us'
fomme, eIdmme mpDs.
Wtutta mibintd ne turtpanIa otto.
ipat, iotfa eipdt usfo Sumolan ia
naa. - Gifdbdn Iitd eoes ~luetataan,
mistd iitten uefo tuliIi. ,Siad usfo
tulee fuulosta ia fuulo Sumulan iu'
nan fautta." Sun iofu oifea eman'
feliumin ioarnaaia eiiintpp, min fpl
Id it'd mailman lopiet fammoao, ell
nGtfd meme mathematician. Wtutta
FUN tuIee ieuainen iaornamies, iofa
lastettelee tDitG eli muuta fisfomies
ia, min fpud iitd oIaon plan Fer.
naat fiittdmddn.
Wtutta muistaeaa tie Serran Sc
Iutien olapaimenet, eta boioatie ia
paimennatte min lampaitanne, ettei
IuIi pddie baastaamaan lampoita.
gtpt on oifein ie etiptptien aifa, Jos
oliIi mabooqista min malituttin et.
Ip%tettdiIiin. Wtutta tiitoS otfoon
,Sumalale ettd nellie nield faifuu
pubous emanfeliumi.
Weiad oil tddud tdmdn FUN emf.
mdinen ia toinen pdipd oitein iub
lat, Fun mefin Serran Iuomoeto
Iaimme tdnne postori RuotiaIoiIen,
iofa piteli nellie pubeita folme eri
f%ertao, ia ban pubuitin oifein uoi
mauiIesti, eifd niintuin firianoppi.
meet. 8pud ban oIoitti misid iitd on
10 tuItu Sumalan lapIitIi. Wteiodi
on MIN. 10 pphdsId fasteesia otettu
SumaIon IapTitii ia taituaan periai'
Iitii. Sofa usfoo ia fostetaan, ie
tulee outuaatIi, mutta iota Ell usfo,
lie faootetaan." &iitos ia plisipe
oItoon iiitd taipaan Stale, ettd pos
tori meta tddld ruofti Sumalan ia
MALTA. Eulfaa maStafin Gteldfonis
rifle.
Sitten ppbdnd %iaatiin ola firfos'
ia, ia Ie oIifin oifein nirmoittanaa,
Fun oil rippitirtfo. Siead pastori
Dilen pitt rippiiaornan ia enante.
liumiIaornan. 2aulutDDri alma laus
laa faiautteIi; hooIiannaa FUN Iaus
loinat, oliIi luuliit ettd toinaan pa.
iuunat Ioipat. - So iiitd faIliista
oteriasta, mia loputIi nautittiin, oil.
foon Sid iidti fiitettp!-
Sdsid ldbetdn terneiIeni Moria
SenbrictIoniue, past. HuotIaloiIen
anoppimammaue, ia faifiue tutuiIe,
iotfa minua nield muistatte Iieud
SuomesIaftn. - Slen matfaua fps
tim, obottelen main ianfaiffista iou.
lua.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
CONTRACT CLOSED FOR
SHOWS DURING THE FAIR

Secretary J. r. Randle, of the
Mississippi and West Alabama
Fair Association, is using every
effort to have the coming fair,
which is to be held from October
16 to 22, the best ever.
Mr.. Randle closed a contract
Friday with the ]. r. Smith COM
bination Wild West and Carnival
Companies, which will give a
weeks exhibition here. This
show is the largest concern of
its kind travelling in the South.
Besides having two bands, the
company carries eight tent shows
and a wild west performance
with twenty-five horses. The
ferris wheel, the merry-go-round
and twenty concessions are given
in the contract. besides four free
acts, which include three wild
west features and a double ira
PEE performance.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
BEATTIE IS FOUND
GUILTY OF MURDER
MUST GO TO ELECTRIC CHAIR
Man Who Killed Young Wife Bs-
cause Of Illicit Love For An
other Must Pay Death
Penalty

Chesterfield Courthouse. Va.
September S.-Twelve Virginis
farmers knelt at dusk tonight IL
the obscurity Of the small jury
room Of the Chesterfield court
house praying fervently that
they might pass judgement a.
right on Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.,
indicted for the murder of his
wife. Grimly determined they
arose a moment later and silent
ly, one by one, recorded a unani-
nous verdict of GUILTY.
Pausing in solemn contempla-
tion for So minutes. weighing
carefully the meaning of their
decision and once more on bend
ed knees beseeching Divine as
sistance that they might not err,
they filed into the hushed still
ness of that crowded court room
and with startling suddenness
twelve voices. instead of the
usual one of the foreman, spoke
the single word, guilty" 1t
was almost shout. The spectre
of death which stalked Midlo-
THAN turnpike on July 18 last,
when the life of Mrs. Louise
Owen Beattie was taken away
with the single report of a shot
gun. stared hard at the young
ready to claim its vic
tim by electrocution on Friday,
Nov. 27 next, but the prisoner
returned the gaze answering
md unafraid.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
CITY OFFICIALS ORDER
NEW REGISTRATION MADE

The directors OF the Columbus
Business League went before the
city council nj the regular meet.
ing OF that body which was held
last Tuesday night. and request.
ed that a new registration be or.
dered. The request was granted
and official notice OF the new
registration will appear In due
time. II has been a number Of
years since the poll books we're
revised, and they are in a rather
muddled condition.
The council also decided 20
move the city marshal's office to
the quarters formerly occupied
by the postoffice.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
COTTON ALREADY GlhAED
BREAKS PREVIOUS RECORDS

Washington, d. c.. Sept. 81
The ginning of the cotton of tn,
growth of 1911; was carried or
more actively throughout the
cotton belt to Sept. this year
than in any similar period in the
history of the industry, at least
as far as accurate ginning rec
ords have been kept.
This is shown by the first gin
ming report of the season COM
piled by the census bureau from
reports of its correspondents. in
the cotton growing states. A to-
tai of TIL, Ais bales had been
ginned up to a week ago. This
is greater by almost 300, 900 bales
than the previous record made in
1905.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
Negroes Fined for Retailing.

The local police force Gid extra
good work the first of last week
in raiding blind tiger joints. the
mayors court was kent in session
the greater part of Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, and
six negroes we're found guilty of
selling whiskey. The fines inn
posed were as follows: Lee Can
non. 500 and sixty days; Will
Cannon, $50 and ninety days,
Frank Blewitt. S1Q0 and sixty
days; Walker Mathews, $3.50 and
ninety days; Enis Henley. s25
and sixty days; Albert Hammock.
500 and sixty days, The
time sentenced on Hammock was
suspended pending good heha-
vior.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
John Everett Aston.

John Everett Aston, the sweet
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Aston, departed this life last
Thursday morning and was bur-
led at Saul's chapel on Friday.
The little fellow was only sick
two days, and during this time
every attention thatl owing hands
could be tow was given him. but
he grew worse until the end
came, v hen he was called home
to await the coming Of his loved
ones. .
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
MAURICE LIVINGSTON IS
INDICTED FOR MURDER

Maurice Livingston, who on
Saturday. Sept. End, shot and
killed Mr.. Pete Gunter at Yer
non, Ala, was indicted for mur-
der last Thursday, Judge Bernard
Howard having empaneled a spe-
cial grand jury to review the
case. Livingston has engaged
Messrs. Walter Nesm tn and j.
C. Miner toi defend him, and
Mr.. Nesmith, who " as in the
city yesterday, stated that an
effort would be made to have
Judge Howard order a special
term of court at an early date
for the purpose of trying the
case.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
Remedy for Snake Bite.

E. S. Loeb writes as follows;
Having read in Sundays paper
of a boy dying from being bitten
by a snake, | give the following
simple remedy:
Take raw onions and crush
them thoroughly. Make the
mashed substance very salty,
Apply as a poultice directly to
the bite and remove it when it
turns green. Renew it frequent
ly until there is no longer color.
This is also good for insect
bites and stings. Montgomery
Advertiser.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
PLANTER DIES SUDDENLY
At MS HOME NEAR PENN

The sudden death Of Mr.. John
Gilmer. which occurred ~ nj,
home near Penn Station NJ II
ii O'Clock Wednesday night,
comes a. a great surprise 10 his
relatives and friends. Mr.. Gil.
rner "as not feeling we'll about a
week prior 10 his death and con.
suited a physician. Ne waa not
confined to his home. however.
but was able to attend to his
business affairs. On Wednes-
day night, while at supper. he
complained Of feeling peculiar,
and in a few hours passed away.
The remains we're brought to
Columbus Friday at noon and In
TERED in the family burying
grounds at Friendship cemetery. |
Rev. II. 9. Henderson conducted |
the funeral services.
Mr.. Gilmer belonged to one of
the old, aristocratic families of
Columbus. For several years ne
has been a successful PLANTER
lear Penn. He leayas ona dauo,h
'er. Mrs. j. Z. Shelton, of Whis.
Ter. Ala, a sister, Mrs. Timber
AXE. of Jackson, Tenn, be-
ides a wide circle of friends
o whom much sympathy is ex-
ended.
Mrs. Shelton and little son, of ;
Whistler, Mrs. Mary Timberlake
nd Mr.. Charles Timberlake of
ackson, Tenn. were among !
hose here to attend the funeral. !
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10

thu ciyii docket IL that Of ths
Guaranty Trust Company w. ths
Mobils and Ohio Railroad Compa.
ny. THIS 10 one Of the many
cases resulting from the failure
OF Steele. Miller 4 Co. This
firm delivered 10 the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad 200 bales Of cot
ton taking n bill Of IsdIng there
for. Another bill Of lading was
forged In the Cuinth office Of
Steele. Miller * Company and on
the strength Of n telegram from
the agent Of the railroad company
stating that the cotton was In
hands the forged bill Of lading
was negotiated In New York. the
Guaranty Trust Company having
purchased II from s. G. vanGurp-
en-. the New York agent OF
Steele, Miller Il Company. In
the mean time. Steele. Miller &
Company bad the original bill
of lading cancelled, and the
Guaranty Trust Company was
left with the bag to hold. The
suit is for $4,000. the value of
the cotton.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
TUESDAY WEEK MARKS
OPENING or COLLEGE
MANY GIRLS SEEK ADMISSION
New Dormitory and Dining HaIi
cosnplstsd.--M Many Other I'm
proysments Have Been
Made on Campus

The 9Th session Of the Indus
trial Institute and College will be
formerly opened Thursday. Sept.
Zlst. Entrance examinations
will be held on the 18th and Goth.
so BY Monday week the girls in
blue will begin to arrive in num-
bers. They will be met as usual
at Meridian and Winona by col
lege officials to assist them in
transferring to the trains for Co
lumbus. The Southern, as here
tofore. for two or three days will
kindly hold its afternoon east
bound train an hour at Winona to
enable girls coming on the |. C.
fast train to reach the College at
$3.50 p. M, instead of waiting all
night at Winona.
The new dormitory is virtually
completed. and Mrs. Galloway
and Mrs. Shattuck will move in
this week. Repairs on the build
ings are about finished; and clean
ing up is now in progress. The
lawn has been mown and the
flower beds worked over: and
the hooks in front of the dorma-
tories are filled with potted
plants, showing again by their
arrangement and luxuriant
beauty Mrs. Shattuck's loving
and skillful hands.
The offices are pressed with
correspondence and business rel
ative to the approaching opening.
The prospect for a full and over
lowing attendance is almost en-
barrassing to President Whitfield
and his assistants. From other
states. as usual. come applica-
lions by scores, which have to be
refused for lack of room in the
iormatories. Many from Mis-
'issippi will also have to be de-
,lined for the same reason.
Teachers are beginning to re-
urn, and with strong faculty
md overflowing school the pros
'ect is unusually bright for the
ession of 1911-12.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
POWERS SUGGESTS A
GOOD PLAN FOR STATE
IN REPORT TO LEGISLATURE
Thinks That Fissd Income In.
eladsd Among Other Things
for the State Institutions
Would he Beet

Jackson. Miss. Sept. g.--Il
his annual report to the legisla
ture. State Superintendent of Ed
ucation J. N. Powers will recon
mend a reform which is badly
needed, and which will make for
the orderly growth of the state
educational institutions.
In brief. he will suggest to the
legislature a fixed income for the
institutions of the state, and a
definite plan for the extension
and upbuilding.
For instance, let the board of
trustees and chancellor figure out
the absolutely necessary i'm
provements that will be required
in the next eight or ten years.
That of course will have to be
considered by the committee on
public buildings and that on edu-
tion and the appropriation CON-
mittee. Then if the plan passes
muster, let an annual sum be set
aside, say for ten years, payable
in annual installments, so that
the'work may proceed in an or
derly and regular manner and
according to a definite plan.
1t will be cheaper for the state
and eurtail the expenses of re-
pairs, alterations and extensions, |
which are considered when each
legislature meets, and instead of |
the drain of building all at one
time out of one appropriation, it |
will give an opportunity for the
state to so adjust its expenses in
regard TO the up-keep of these
public Institutions as to know to |
4 certainty just how much they
will cost. Of course the support
fund, for the payment of sala-
ries, is fixed.
While DR.. Powers did not say
20, there is another side to the
natter which all people who have
lad anything to do with the leg
stature know. and that is, an
amount of lobbying
done at each session to get {
unds for desired improvements,
nd estimates have always been
'ut very much higher than the
really needed in order to
How for the horizontal trimming
nth which the Legislators always
alive their conscience, little sus-
Getting that when they cut forty :
r fifty per cent. on the estimate !
nat is precisely what the insti- 4
ltion and its officials expected
} get, I
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
Dog Law Voted Against.

A majority of 142 votes were
cast last Tuesday in this county
for the non-adoption Of tho dog
tax law. Voting was held to find
out whether or not the people
desired that a tax be levied on
dogs, and the result stood as fol-
lsws at the different precincts:
Columbus. 93 for, rs against;
Caledonia, ITO for. l5 against;
Steens. 80 for, a against; Old
Zion, 6 for, 0 against; Mt. Ver-
non, so for, 6 against; Mathew, IL
for, 5 against; Crawford, a for,
10 against; Trinity, l for, A
against; Thomas Store, 2 for. 10
against.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10
To the Ladies.
A. EGGLEsToN.

The members of the S. ID. Lee
Chapter of the U. d. c.. and the
wives Of Confederate veterans
who attend the veterans barbe-
cue. are requested to assemble at
the Methodist church at IL
a. m. on Thursday, the l4th.
when a car will be provided to
carry them to the park.
w. L. Pope, Sec.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1911-09-10

My home on the corner of End
street and 4th avenue South. and
my place three miles from town
on the Air Line road. My UNDER
taking business will also be sold
for Wholesale or retail at cost.
will show the invoices.
EGGLEsToN & COMPANY.
A. EGGLESToN.