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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
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tom ~ my trouble. That was two
years sgp and have remained cured "
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
Labor And Capital.

From the beginning OF the world
labor has been 4 necessity; II will sc
remain as long as the world exists
Capital became the product Of labor
and without labor could not exist
The accumulation OF capital, the pro-
duct of labor, begot organized com.
panies and corporations, and organ.
ized corporations begot the trusts.
Organized capital is a good thing for
the community and nation, when
that organized capital is rightfully
employed and is free from intolerance
and bigotry. 1t Is when organized
capital becomes possessed OF the AFRO.
CANT idea that IL owns the laborIng
man, body aud soul, and feels itself
so strongly intrenched that 1t under
takes to dictate the individual acts OF
the laboring man that organized capi.
tai becomes source Of evil to the
community and nation aud 1T subject
to regulation by the mass OF the peo.
pie. Both capital and labor have their
legitimate spheres OF usefulness, and
both should be encouraged as long as
they remain within their true do
mains. Neither is supreme over the
other and each is dependent upon the
other. Absolute and perfect harmony
and unity should be encouraged and
maintained between capital and labor,
so long as each remains within its
legitimate channels, When either
oversteps these legitimate bounds an
uprising Of the people is sure to re.
suit, and from these uprlsings of the
people come fuller understanding on
the part Of both that each must be
held strictly accountable 10 the other
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
Mt. Pleasant Items.

Mt. Pleasant, Miss, Aug. l4.-(Spe.
cial.)-Mr. Doc Cochran and daughter
OF Waynesboro, were recent visitors
TO the home OF Mr.. S. Cochran.
Miss Dollie Roberts Is visiting her
brothers family at Gautier.
Mr.. Preston Williams OF Bay St.
Louis, spent last week with home
folks here.
A number OF Masons OF this place
attended the funeral OF Mr.. william
Smith Of Martins Bluff on Saturday.
Everything here seems quiet since
the disappearance OF the candidates.
Mr.. VIII Havens and niece, Miss
Sabra Havens, OF Gautier, were recent
guests OF Mr.. Alfred Havens and
family.
Mr.. q. Fl. Ruble's family and Mr.. J..
4. Roberts family are down with the
measles.
Ernest Lyons was visitor to Ocean
Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Mcmillan and wife of
Prichard. Ala, have been visiting rel.
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Davis enter.
tained at a singing on last Sunday
night.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
The Mascot Of
Sweet Briar GuICh


fcOSrfSusp IRON rAos
"gnro ii,ine' you an m tho mail
sact iIii I rome hack. There's heap
~ registered s'rr IN n this trip on,
sayi what a. you thInk7 was hold
NJ t'othef side NJ tho f,uiidoe Bona.
yir. says little roppcr from tho
inshes. ciimhed for them bushes,
and out gocs q bcesnr like a rabbit. !
was af'cr MIN like coyote. bet cher
life. Who DO you suppose II was,
JImr
"ffang II, how shonld I known
"That little down east cuss with tho
crook IN his bnck. ffe begged hard.
Poor devil, he was up ngainst the
snndpnper side, NIL right Tfe heard
from the postmaster that there was a
lot Of valuable mail going out, 20 he
thought he'd make try for II. Then
what do you think he had the cold,
,old nerve TO dor
Pass II up-most anything, reck.
on"
"worsc'n that Struck me for fifty" !"
"And got It."
"Got it7 No; not much no didn't,
sonny, He drew Just ten, and he was
lucky to get that. I've done a favor
or two for that feller, first and last,
and to have him shoot at me made me
Eore-although he missed me by sev.
eral locations, III say that for him.
80 gave him the ten and told him I'd
kick the hump on his back so high up
on his shoulders he could wear It for
hat II he ever showed into my day
light again. And you never In your
life saw humpback make better time
than he did.
"Well, here's for your jackass.
Which ways the herdT"
Fright up over the hill"
Jim sat patiently on the sack until
Bud returned with the burro.
Here's your thoroughbred" hol
loed Bud. Get ap there, Mary. Looh
at the knowing ears of him, will you
You bet cher life you've got an AMI
mile there that'll go when he gets
ready and as fast as he pretty vel
Qern pleases. NBil him"
Jim tied gunny sack on bis noblt
mount, and the two rode on together
to the fork In the trail. Jim tried tc
thank his friend, who knocked his hal
over his eyes. and said: "Aw, write 1,
down when you've got more time
Never see feller in my life cot
toned to moren you, Jim. First
thought you was too smooth for my
kind Of travelling, but later see II
was only the grain of the wood. !
believe in my friends, do Here we
go hopping around this little world
for small time, and then that's done
S'pose you amt got any real friends
for the trip' Rotten, say. You &c
ahead and rip Plattsburg up the back
Wisht could be there with you
Don't you mind consequences. Sc
long, old man! Hike! You beggarl'
the buckskin pony was on with a
snort and a splashing of gravel as the
irons touched his sides, and Bud van
ished down the road without a looi
behind him.
CONTINUED NEXT wEEK.)
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
The Second Primary.

Next Tuesday the voters Will be
called upon 10 again 20 10 the polls ~
cast their votes In the several Offices
Tor which n fun.or became necessary
because of the failure ~ the original
contestants receiving a majority Of
the votes cast at the first primary
three weeks ago. In several Of the
beats there are contestants for the
0rlccs Of member Of the board
lof supervisors or constable, and
throughout the entire county the
voters are called upon 10 select a cir.
cult clerk and vote for state senator
TO represent the three counties OF
Hancock, Harrison and Jackson. Tht
Interest that attached TO the tlrsi
primary is not displayed ia the run
of, and the total vote Will hardly
equal that cast on the flrst OF thu
present month. The sole influence IL
selecting the candidates TO be voted
for should be merely question o
competency Of the individuals, ant
the strenuous campaign waged by the
candidates prior to the first primar!
as well as the shorter one since tba
time have given the voters ample op
portunity TO adequately Judge OF tn,
qualifications and competency OF cacl
OF the contestants again asking 70
prefcrment. In the county, wide con
tests the candidates are W. g, Parke
and w. g. Havens for circuit clerk
and M. p. BouslOg and A. W. Bon,
for state senator. The same mana
gers, clerks and peace officers tina
served 10 the first primary have bee
named to act next Tuesday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
Those Campaign Lies.

Now that the campaign 10 Missis.
sippi Is over, II is to be hoped that the
mendacious scribbler will cultivate a
more wholesome regard for the truth.
All manner OF defamatory things
regarding the character OF Mr.. Var.
daman were sent out from jackson to
the metropolitan papers during the
campaign.
A clipping has been received at this
office which purported to be a special
to the New York Sun, dated jackson,
Mississippi, 10 which II was stated,
that on the day OF election placards
were hung around with the state.
ment, No Harm TO Whip a Niger,
and That the negro should only be
given money enough for his work to
feed and to clothe him scantily."
The misinformed Northerner will
conclude from reading such stuff that
Mr.. Vardaman's election was achieved
by methods OF that character, all Of
which was intended to infame the
minds Of the white people against the
negro.
To the Southern man the lic Is go
baseless that 1t provokes a smile
rather than a frown.
But the Northern reader does not
know any better. 1t Is just such 10.
famous stuff as that which causes the
Northern people to look upon ex.
Governor Vardaman as a thing dis.
proportioned and monstrous. The
lssue.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
fllufIng Possibility

Elsewhere in this Issue T. repro.
duced = press dispatch sent out from
uulippft aud published ~ The No.
bile Register ~ last Tuesday morning,
This dispatch tells ~ controversy
that has arisen between the l., N,
Dsntzlcf Lumber company and the
CUT and ship Island railroad relative
% what The lumber people designate
as the arbitrary action oi the rail.
road. Only y short time ago press
dispatches from the same city told NJ
another wfanglc between the same
corporations when the port charges
were under discussion. The dispatch
published elsewhere In this issue tells
that l. N Dantzler stated that u IL
possible that hls company may he
forced 90 transfer their shipping 10
the Port 0f Pascagoula.
The Port VI Pascagoula offers per-
mancncy " depth OF harbor that II
not cquallcd anywhere else on the
gulf coast and with the burden OF
shipping increased an the transfer OF
this immense shipping TO this port
would mean Tor the waters Of this
vicinity, federal appropriations would
be forthcoming In such amounts and
80 readily that thirty feet OF water
would soon become reality and the
permanency OF the port as an impor.
tant centre firmly established. Should
the Dant2lers decide TO transfer theil
shipping to this port, the possibllit,
OF which Is suggested by l.. N. Dantzlel
himself, IL would mean an absout,
regeneration OF the entire territory
the construction OF wharves and piers
the bringing In OF additional people
the creation OF more and larger pa
rolls; the increased appropriations b.
the federal government for permanen
improvements OF the harbor and tn
rivers OF the waterway system; tn
establishment OF new stores, and, II
fact, the building OF great city ant
port. With this incoming OF NOR
consumers TO the port, the immens
possibilities OF the cut.over lands will
receive an impetus that would quickl
result In settlement OF the bacl
territory that would add millions o
dollars TO the wealth OF the county
The possibilities Of this single actiol
on the part Of the Dantzlers Is s.
alluring that one can see In one
minds eye the wonderful growth o
the entire community In such a com
pleted stage that bctakes unto itscl
somewhat OF the nature OF a veritabl
Aladdin's lamp. Whenever forma
announcement is made by the lumhe
corporation that their immense shir
ping interests are to be transferred &
this port, II 1t develops that such shal
occur, the people OF the entire com
munity should cooperate freely will
the company 10 securing for them ade
quate facilities for the handling o
this big new business. THE DEMO
CRAr-STAR cordially pledges Its sup
port TO the Dantzlers to this end
should IL develop that cooperation II
desired In any way.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

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pift ~ sifhef fsfl'sl isbs M fbe
seaefH public ne 1se f1sss9 fhe
bthsf IL sDfs ~ result IN dlseofd sad
susfisloh shd rhen ihls intolerance
fssehss NE stage N 4 desifs ahd IN
tshtlon ~ crush. the ilbefsl minded
p'ufle hsliy ~ ihe support N the
threatened objective point ~ the eod
that eoefciob shall not bc tolerated
encouraged nor sil0red n esiat The
Port N rastaeoDla IL IN need N hsf
monl0us cooperation on the psft ~
W. enpitai labor and people NJ large
G0d Almighty has been extremely
rod ~ the pDft Territory, and pil
that bas been done Tor the port has
been from that hli Loving source
n "a up 10 man ~ push fofsafd 10 its
mpoiiest destiny this favored port,
ana this realization can only be
brought aboUt In harmony unity oi
purpose and action and tolerant attl.
tudc on the part " all.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
ALL SOUTH CONFERENCE
Important Program Outlined Fol
Memphis Gathering In The
Interest OF Tho South.

Following Is an official notice sent
out from Washington announcing an
"All South" Conference to be held al
Memphis:
Date-October /, 1911, City-Mem.
phis, Tenn. Building--Business Mems
Club. Hour-10 a. m. to noon; 2:3O
y m. to 5p. m; p. m. to 10 p. m.
Subjects - Promotion OF Tourist
Travel to the South. National pub.
llcity for the liberal stop.over privi.
leges OF southern railroads. Diver.
sion OF Pacific coast travel southwark.
Purposes-To increase the number
OF viva voce advertisers OF the South
by impressing every visitor with the
South's development. To increase
national knowledge OF the municipal
aud historic attractlveness OF the
South by urging interested people to
see the South rather than merely to
hear OF II. To explain nationally the
advantages OF traversing the South
on the way to the Pacific Coast Expo.
sItion In 1915.
Invited TO Conference - Railroad,
state and municipal ofllcials; repre-
scntatives of commercial organlza.
tions; editors, hotel managers aud all
others interested.
Call issued Jointly by Southern Com.
mercial Congress, Washington, d. O.,
Duncan U. fletcher, president; G.
Grosvenor Dave, managing director.
Southern Commercial Secretaries As.
sociation, NJ. b. Trezevant, president.
Business Mems Club, Memphis, Tenn,
S. NJ. Neely, president; John M. Tut.
her, secretary. Chamber OF Com.
merce, Atlanta, Ga, +. j. Paxon, pres.
ident; W. G. Cooper, secretary. Cham.
Der OF Commerce, Houston, Texas; A,
5. Cleveland, president; Adolph Boldt,
secretary. Progressive Uplon, New
Orleans, La; James w. Porch, presi.
dent; M. b. Trezcvant, secretary. man.
ager. Panama.California Exposition.
San Diego, CAL; U. s. Grant, Jr., pres.
ident; ID. G. Collier, director.geueral.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
vsfdsmsn's Victory.

All true democrats will rejoice In
the nomination ~ er Governor Var
daman ~ Mississippi, Tor United
states senator. His nomination Ia
equivalent ~ IN election and the
democratic party will have n repre-.
sentative In vafdaman that will be
an honor 10 tho party and an honor to
the country. vafdamans opponents
were both recognized as "c0nserva.
tive" democrats. Conservative" de.
Wocracy means "moss- back" or stand.
pat democracy, and u further 1enni.
tion 0f u Is corporation" democracy
The South has had too many NJ that
Kind Of democrats In congress and 10
still has IN Senator Bailey Of Texas, a
conservative that ought TO be ousted
at the first opportunity.
In the condition In which our coun.
try Is now, when trusts, corporations,
bribers and bribe.takers rule our leg
islatlve bodies, when our courts are
packed with stand.pat judges, deter.
mined to thwart the will OF the peo.
pie by legal decisions that are usurpa.
tions Of the rights Of the law making
bodies which are elected by the peo-
pie, there would be 90 such thing as
conservative" democrat, and the
election OF Vardaman will be hailed
with delight by the great majority Of
democrats everywhere. 1t Is not only
a victory for Vardaman, but it Is q
victory for the honest, progressive
citizens o! the country, irrespective
OF party.-Creston (Iowa) American
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
FINANCIAL SOUTRs
TRUE INDEPENDENCE


fssiss ~ . test me autlaas ~ the
present soft1n efbt, the Clscioasti
FaIpifsf tfys
N " bfi6gs ~ the aooih fttfost
msfeiy sp1b0 m % thefe 10 syefy
ihdifsfl0n surh = cfpp rlli fesiite IN
sisr ~ The exhaustion ~ supplies n
the mills, ~ home, ssd sbfosd, N
messs such ~ enrichment ~ the peo.
rlo ~ the southern states " wlIl
fsDfef that section hereafter fnsni
eiilly independent with the values
~ the vsfloUs ~ products ~ tbe
plant combined with the yaine ~ tho
Hbfe, littie short ~ the enormous
sum ~ one billion dollars viii bc the
Income NJ the southern planters from
the cotton plant alone this yeaf ~
must not be overlooked In the compu.
tatlon NJ the value ~ the crop that
the greater demand ~ the lnbabi.
tants ~ the world Tor cotton renders
" possible Tor The planters " the
South ~ market record breaking
production at a fecofd.brcsking price.
The billion dollar crop anticipated
and which Will UnquestIonably ma.
tcflalIzc, will not, ~ the Enquirer
states, hereafter render the South
financially independent" Tor the sim.
pie reason that u few ncar.bllllon dollar
crops IN recent years have already
accomplished this and the South has
been not only financially independent
for number OF years, but has pro.
gressed along lines that have firmly
established this position.
DIVERSIFIED CROPS.
Cotton, for many years, was the
Soutb's one countablc crop, but the
re-occurrcnce OF lean years served To
bring this section To the realization OF
the fact that relying absolutely on
this one staple encouraged maDipula
tion that resulted In keeping the
cotton grower In condition OF servl
tude and made IL practically impossi
bic for him TO progress, even In the
slightest degree.
This condition finally resulted In
the encouraging OF the movement fol
diversified crops, which has developed
10 recent years to an extent that |.
little short OF marvellous. This, IL
connection with the cooperation o.
the cotton growers themselves ant
those directly interested In thei
financial betterment, served to Great,
that very independence that the En-
quirer forecasts.
i In 1910 the South contributed q
the country's products OF corn, wheat
oats, potatoes, tobacco and rice, pro
ducts amounting to nearly 1858 900, ,OOO
When one therefore takes this int
consideration, along with the fac
that parallel progress has been mad
with other farm products, includinl
truck, fruit, etc, and in addition
poultry and Its products, live stock
etc, and finally the enormously dc
veloped mineral resources, 1t is no
difficult to see why one billion dolla
resource does not begin to tell the rea
) story OF the South's productive posi-
; bilities.
Yes, the South is financially inde
pendent, and what Is more, 1t will no
: be long before 1t will give other sec
tions a close race for financial as 1t |
now for industrial supremacy. =
'rradesman.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
CONTRACT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that contract Tor
the building. of road 1877, known as East
beach road. district 4, according to the plans
and specifications on fle, Will be let 10 the
lowest bidder, at the front door OF the court
house, In the city of Pascagoula, on the
FIRST MONDAY,
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 19l1.
Bond will be required according TO law
any and all bids
BY order OF the Board Of Supervisors,
Attest: r. A. ROBERTS, President.
p. DELMAS. Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
vAROAMM DECLINES
GIFT Of RESIDENCE
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ffsttiesBsfs. leaders IN ths movement
a. e'aIset f'nm vsfsfmss samlfefs IN
the s'sse sun'clsot monsy H. bsy the
80 eygefsp' home IN isekms snd
present u ~ him thst he eoold sns se.
csps the slfi iie ssys tbst ths pco
pie N Mississippi hsve been soed ~
him beyend hia deserts and he opiy
wishes ffpm them so~ "tbeff eona.
deoec so1 IovsH Iis expresses gfest
appreciation ~ the spirit prompting
tbc p'0fcf. but afmIy s4seft- thst he
soold bot consider the acceptance n
such donstlon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
MARINE,
PORT OF PAsCAGOULA.

OFEAOA DAMOOnAx~9VAMt
Pascagoula, Miss, August 10, l0i1. (
REPORT for week ending Aug. II, l9ll.
ENTERED.
Aug. l0-Am. sch. Elizabeth Dantxler,
36l tons, w. b. Alberts master, from
Matansas, Cuba, to L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.
Aug. l4-Br. sch. Golden Rod, 5S3 tons.
y. L. Whitney master, from Matanzas,
Cuba, to l.. N. Dantxler Lumber Co.
Aug. l7-Br. So. Vimeria, Selles master,
from Tampico, Mex., to Moss Point
Tie 10.
CLEARED.
Aug. liam. sch. Otis, 23S tons, J, G,
. Peterson master, for Havana, Cuba,
with $4,000 IT, lum Der, val. s., ,463, by
Il. N. Dantxler Lumber Co.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Br. ss. vimeria, Selles.
Am. sch. Elizabeth Dantzler, 96l, AL.
berts.
Br. sch. Golden Rod, 593, whitney.
Br. sch, y. d. Pickels, 400, Meisner,
Am. sch. Griffin, 3O5, Bodden.
pr. sch. Hornet, 81, Miller.
Am. sch. Henrietta ]. Powell, pa, Pen.
der.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that contract for
creek, district 5, on road 2, accordinr To ire
plans and specifications on ile. viii Sc let n
the lowest bidder, Ut the front door Of the
c"urt house. In the city Of Pascagouia, on the
FIRST MONDAY.
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1911.
bond Will be required Ing to law
any and all bids. .o'eS'
By order of the Board Of Supervisors,
Attest' r. A. ROBERTS, President,
l. p. DELAAS, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

A well known Des M0ines woman
after suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint, was cured BY
one dose OF Chamberlain's Collie, Choi-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale
by nil dealers
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

"Gencrally debllitated for years,
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition,
was worn out and all run down, Bur.
dock Blood Bltters made me well
woman."-Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup,
Conn
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

About every other man you meet
feels satisfied that had he been 10
Adams place there would have been
no fall.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

An ordinary case OF dtarrhoea can
as a rule, be cured BY . single dose OF
Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and
Dlar-hoea Remedy. This remedy has
10 superior for bowel complaints,
For sale BY oil dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
NJ A. HObEHIS, President.
I. p. DELMAS. Clerk.

Buy II now. Now is the time to
buy q bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy. Il Is
almost certain to be needed before the
summer is over This remedy has no
superior. For sale BY all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

A man can believe hes natural
born gardener II he takes the hose
and squirts water on the lawn,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

What specially annoys bachelor
about children Is the way every body
expects him to pretend how he likes
them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

Send your orders to the DEMocpAr.
STAR oftice II you need anything In the
line Of stationery. Good work Of rea-
sonable prices.