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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-03-14
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-03-14
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
BARROW CASE GOES
OVER FOR ONE DAY

Los ANGELES. May 21,-Thcre was no
session of the Darrow trial today owing
to the inability OF the court officials {"
secure service on all OF the ncw special
yeniremen drawn yesterday afternoon
when the first special venire was eX-
hausted.
'Tqlere is O probability that the jury
thus far secured may be depleted by one
when the trial is resumed tomorrow. Paul
Ritter one OF the first jurors selected
told Judge Hutton yesterday that he was
subject 10 violent headaches and thal he
had suffered greatly by the ccnftnement
The court announced that If h" felt no
better when the trial was resumed hc
would be excused.
Illness also has served to handicap the
d.fengo In keeping Judge Cyrus McNutt
from the courtroom. Judge McNutt was
associated with Darrow as law expert III
the Mcnamara defense. On account OF
his advanced age. It is feared that his
illness will be serious.
The special venire Of ten yesterday
failed 20 yield a single Juror. although
three perciuptory challenges, TWO by the
defense and one by the state. were used
in cxhausting the vcnlrc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
CLUBS
MAKE PLEA FOR TRU1 II

DALLAS Texas. May 2l.-Thc neces-
s;ty for absolute truth In advertising WAS
the keynote OF today's discussions III the
,ia.n1 Advertising clubs Of AmnriCa The
demand for high moral and ethical chat
actcr In advertising is ono OF the rapidly
developing features OF the meeting; lne
.day ciosed with II formal reception TO
President W Coleman
san Francisco, Bal,in%e and Iorento
men continue 10 spring surprises In Their
campaigns for the next conXen,'oni yi.,,
Richard H. Waldo OF Now YORK declared
The onI, successful advertising WAS clean
advertising. ,,.,,, ,,o,,,,
Rolln G Ayrcs OF san Francisco point
ed out how TO eliminate mistakes IN com :,
'orcta, adyertisinE literature. He used
an example OF an automobile nannlac-
turer Who supposed that In the pTaGiicaliy
summer weather Of southern Ill Gan''ornra ,,.n,.'
inia up in garages because II was
s,,,ir or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
INSIDE HISTORY Of
SUGAR IN COLORADO

NEW YORK, Nav 21.-A copy Of a
telegram sent by Henry o, Havemeyer
10 Samuel G.. Hooker, his personal
agent at Denver, was introduced In the
government s dissolution suit against
the so called sugar trust by Assistant
District Attorney Knapp today to sup
port the charge that Mr.. Havcmeyer
had prepared 10 crush by competition
the independent beet sugar plant of
the Greely Sugar company, then build
ing. The telegram read:
$50 to Greely and secure a good
site on options.
Chester 6, Morey of Denver. chief
agent Of Haycmeyer in acquiring con
troll OF Colorado companies, testified
that the site was procured and not
long after this Mr.. Havcmeyer bought
an interest III the Greely company, A
letter from Hooker to Havemeyer,
written November %. 1909, was then
introduced, 1t suggested that Mr..
Havemevcr rent the site for pasturagc
for wear and said that per cent net
return could be realized if this was
done
..It is probably as favorable an op,
portunity as can he obtained at the
present time the letter concluded,
Mr. Morey said that the various beet
SUGAR comnanies with which he had
been identified werc merged into the
Great Western company, a New Jersey
CORPORATION. in 1905. although the for
NAL dissolution of the individual cor
porations did not take place until
April %. 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
World Ag'hast.

"Hrhe world outside looks on aghast
and the press and reading public Of al
enlightened nations everywhere crit
cises. cartoons. laughs and taunts.
To the amusement Of the senate. Ser
ator Stone read samples, 'of the polite
exchanges Of compliments - among the
three Republican candidates. He said
he must grant that President Taft, in,
nately a Centleman.' evidently was re.
luctant to enter upon "this ruffian
fght' He asserted, however, that the
last word in ''this black chapter OF
American history would be written at
Chicago.
81 say last chapter he added, be
cause I can not believe that after this
storm Of strife and these exposures the
American electorate will consent TO re
turn the Republican party TO power.
He concluded with a statement that
the Democratic candidates were con.
ducting themselves with sense Of
prouricty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
ECZEMA SUFFERERS
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Hokara is recognized by the medical
profession and skin specialists as the
ideal treatment for eczema. ulcers,
pmples, bIacl;hcads. acne, salt rhcum,
etc. and is sold on guarantee by
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agents for Hokara.
If you have any form OF skin dis
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chasing a Jar Of Hokara today
In spite Of its unusual curative pow
or, tho price is trihng. TO conyinne
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
IN
THOUGHT
i robe SERIOUS
iah,.rnnlent Disclairns Fur
acknowledge of Uprising
/. N Blacks, but Alarming
|. IL Reports Are Current.
M oRE TROOPS ARE
bD PUT UNDER ORDERS
|tI i, Apprcllension at Santi-
In; Armed Negroes Pass
Although Siboney With
FRs Stolen Horses.
pE TROOPS ARE
PITT UNDER ORDERS

|uv,yi. Cuba, May el.-The Gu
| rrerpmcut disclaims any further
[-A,ue regarding the uprising OF
Lpuoes. bnt the opinion is spread
s,i conditions are becoming more
T. II is credlblv reported today
. ,7o armed parties are operating
a. proyipcc OF Malaza. which hith-
\ h, been reported tranquil.
|ir, were issued today for addi-
"a troops to be prepared to take
IhD. a.
b1sent is holding up Dress dis
~ from the disturbed districts.
4 dpDe band of negroes assaulted
|tUacEs G.: :ac rural guards at
Euto. near Guantanamo. but the
A nl,rds were able TO offer a sue.
.hI defense, although they lost two
y The loss Of the negroes has not
8 1oertained
Eisrs Of Negroes.
axsl Evaristo Esteno, 4 Libera!
v, and General IvoDet are direct
III movements OF the negro insur.
4 il tbe province of Oriente, where
iluatiou has become most serious,
|Ifng TO dispatches received by the
Hnnent today.
h province of Matanzas AMI the
E.s If Camsguey in the province
ilara and Pinal Del Rio nave been
rEsei BY the troops. and Colonel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
GERMANY TO INCREASE
BOTH ARMY AND NAVY

RERIIN MAY 21.-Thc relchsiag today
passed the third reading OF the bills IN
crca sing the German army and navy.
The navy bill provides for an extra
battle squadron for which thIc" addition
al hHttlCships and two cruisers arc 10
he constructed before 1920. The esti-
mated additional annual cost Is S2i.250.-
000 This year. S31, 40 000 next year. and
SIS. 500. .000 yearly afterwards
The army bin provides for an Increase
Of % 900 mcu, excluding officers and non
commissioned officers, and other details
In the peace footing in The army.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Financier Dies.

Bv International News Service:
ONION. May 2l.--sir Julius Wern-
b.r ;nn wldel, known financier; died al
his residence here tGnsht; ,Sn HF ,iy,n 1mi'nS nf
H,a, nnS ~ rscIt and company. perhaps tho
,sree.t Ta..re diamond miners in the world Their
Ire. I'm south Africa arc etill III opera
ilon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Trouble at Santiago.

SANTIAGO. Cuba. May 21.--Great
unrest prevails and there is grave ap.
1t is reported today that q party of
armed negroes has passed through the
town of Siboney, near the coast, with a
number. of horses stolen from IN Ameri.
can citizen
Many OF the loneshoremeu on strike
are missing this morning and it is re
ported that they have Joined armed
parties in the field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

Leroy Thackor, Watcrtown, s. D..
saws: ''T suffered with rheumatism for
over eight years. and il seemed at times
7 would 60 crazy with pain, Three
bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured my
rheumatism and ] gladly recommend
them" Scbramm-J J ohDson Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
A. leader of the former, has been

tNcoHa IeaueF OF thc former, has been
arrested.
lne government continues to receive
from all quarters assurances of SUP,
port. General Emilio Nunez, president
or tue Association of Veterans, and All
lTeIo Zayas, vice president of the re-
pnolc, ana leader of the Liberal party
have both explained that they depjore
the fact that the anniversary Of the
birth OF the nation should be marked
by An attempt on the life OF the re-
public, and urge all patriotic Cubans
to rally Loyalty in defense Of the gov.
eFnment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
| For Your
|pnlach' S Sake
nys Have MI = o ia
|Somach Tablets in the
House and Some With You
Wherever You Go.

z can't tell when your stomach
E9 % coming on or what minute
Myy lump Of lead feeling Will
Fal the energy out Of You.
~ tome MONA stomach tab
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
M'Cormick's Prediction.

PIERRE. g. D. May 21.-Medill. Nc
Cormick one OF the managers Of the
Roosevelt campaign, WAS in this city to-
day on a tour Of South Dakota. He cstl-
mated that the Roosevelt vote in the
state viii at least equal the combined
cote for Taft and La Toilette
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
MunseY Denies.

NEW YORK. May 2l,-rrank \, Mum
sey today authorized a denial OF the
statement recently put to the effect That
Mr. Roosevelt had promised him the en-
ba ssadorsbIp TO the court OF ST. James
In the event OF Eoosevclts election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

ANOTHER WONDER, WHAT IS IT?
You can GET NuDn's Black Oil on:
Of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Government Confident.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-The Gu
ban government has expressed conf.
dence that the recently discovered con.
spiracy of the negro element of the
island to revolt has been successfully
suppressed, according to state depart.
ment advices today from the American
legation AT Havana
In the provinces of Santa Clara and
Pinar Del Rio large number of ne
eroes have been arrested on the charge
of revolutionary conspiracy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

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Algsstior there is
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The best way to
hes attacks Of
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sic Indigestion, or
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

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e can eat the heartiest meal
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
SPECTACLE AMUSES
MISSOURI SENATOR
William J. Stone Takes Fling
at Taft and Roosevelt for
Campaign Speeches.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
Stone of Missouri today carried out his
purpose Of addressing the senate on
The Modern Damon and Pythias and
I Correlated Subjects Pertaining to Pub.
lie Life. -
Mr.. President - he said, "any man
having even i meager knowledge of
ancient lore Will recall the story of Da.
mon and Pythias and the story of Da.
vid and Jonathan. \ few years ago
Inc American people and the civilized
world were given to understand that
here IN our own dear country We have
a reproduction of these glorious tradI-
tlons Of the far distant past. We
were led TO believe that the combined
and consolidated spirit OF Damon aud
Jonathan had come out of their haven
OF rest and taken refuge in the corpus
OF Theodore Roosevelt and that the
combined spirits of David and Pythias
mad, IN like manner. come to rest on the
ample bosom of William Howard Taft.
Thus, IN happy conjunction, both OF
those old stories Of ancient lore ana
world Of ours for the edi6cation and
uplifting of the human race
Divided by Ambition.
Senator Stone, amd laughter, said it
had been q case of "t two souls with
but single thought; two hearts that
beat as one until the shiny and poi.
sonous serpent of ambition crawed
across the path they were walking and
divided them.
- Both had tasted the bitter sweet Of
power and liked it over much. Both
were tempted and both fell
So, instead Of peace, we have had
war. the senator continued. war
with knives and knives to the bilt. As
q consequence of this ferocious contest
the country and the world have been
treated to series of spectacular vaude
VILE stunts in politics without par
allel in the history OF our country aud
which ! devoutly hope will not he again
Senator Stone referred to Senator
La Follette's participation in the cam
paign, and continued:
"Mr. President, passing over the
and party aspects of this ms.
erabe sQuabhlc, is it not truly sad
spectacle we are witnessing? These
world famed Republican leaders have
been for months circliug the country,
abusing each other like pickpockets in
IL nguage akin 10 the vernacular Of a
Ash market or even something worse.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18
John Sharp Williams
Thinks Wilson Will Win

rat in the white house who has
occupied that mansion since
Thomas jefferson vacated it,"
Senator Williams and Govern
or Woodrow Wilson have been
close friends for several years.
Their friendship according to
those who are in a position to
know, was first inspired by tbs
fact that both are men Of schol-
arly attainments who discovered
that they held many views 10
common on important subjects
and the mutual regard has
steadily grown with the passing
of years as each climbed to more
prominence in public life.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18
JASPER COUNTY
HASLIMESTONE
In ABUNDANCE
Company Buys Option And
May begin Extensive
Developments

Mr.. S. Sokloshe, who is en-
ployed by company which has
been organized for the develop
ment Of the lime rock deposits of
South Mississippi, is in Laurel,
on business connected with the
organization The deposit Of
lime stone extends from point
three miles north Of Bay Springs,
to beyond Silverina, in Smith
County, which area contains an
almost unexhausdble supply of
rock, which alter thorough tests
has been shown to produce
fine quality of cement. The
company has purchased the
rights OF about four thousand
acres OF land, and plans are fast
being contaminated for develop
ment Of the property, which will
include not oaly cement plant
but a plant for the manufacture
Of fire brick.
The deposit has been investi-
gated by numbers Of parties in
recent years, the first exploita-
ton having been organize1 ~
L
Governor L0ngiuo company.
The holdings Of the aongino
company, tits said, have passed
to this new corporation, which is
going ahead with its develop
ment very rapidly.
The stone is splendid forbuild-
ing purposes, and much Of it may
be used for the revetment work
on the Mississippi 1t is said to
Ia probable that railway will
be built to Natchez in order 10
nse it for this purpose.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18
Tucker Crossing Picnic

The picnic at fuckers crossing
last Saturday was success from a
stand point of attendance, speeches
and good things to eat. There could
not have been more beautiful and
pleasant place for the meeting than
was afforded bv the beautiful oak
grove. 1t seemed that everyone
went out for pleasant day, and we
feel sure they were not disappointed
Our Mr.. Fridge spoke on odd Eel
lowship and impressed the people
favorably with the good being ac-
complished by the lodge. His speech
inspired those who heard it with a
desire t. be an Odd Fellow
Professor Hutcheson spoke on the
Consolidation of schools and in the
interest Of Jones County Agricui-
tural schoal What he had to say
was listened to with interest Prof.
has seen the operation of consolida-
tion in his home stale and most
heartily approves Of the system.
Ten o. twelve boys and girls at the
picnic expressed their intention oi
attend the Agricultural schoo
next session.
Several other short and interest
ing speeches we're made during the
day.
The soeakers spoke from a wagor
and had an idea it suggested thai
the day was too warm for lengthy
speeches and anyone who failed e
limit his speech did so with the risl
of being conveyed from the picnic
grounds after he had spoken ;
reasonable length Of time. Tn.
plan worked well and if adopted a
future picnics, it would serve goo
purpose.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18
THE COLLECTION OF
HEALTH STATISTICS
System planned by the
Head of Mississippi
Board.

Jackson Miss. July 16-Dr F.
l.. Watkins general statistical
officer of the Mississippi state
board of health is applying all Of
his energy toward getting the
state wide system of vital statis-
tics reporting in thorough work
ing order, and while progress is
being made the perfection of the
system is necessarily slow, Dr..
Watkins finds no trouble in ar
ranging for the reports from
municipalities, but it is the in
terror country districts which are
found more difficultto organize.
Chapter 149 of the acts Of 1912,
creating the vital statistics bu-
reau provides how this informa
ton nave be collected, though
local and district registrars ap.
pointed by the board Of health
and also providing for the cons
pensation for such service.
Such registrar is to receive %
per each death and birth oertifi-
cate properly made out and sub
mited on blanks to be furnished
for the purpose.
After due consultation with
secretary Smitherson and other
exeeutative officers of the state
board, DR.. Watkins decided to
select and appoint one regietaraI
for eachyotinr precinct ws'2'
will tend 70 facilitate the prog
ress of reporting.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18
SIX DAY FARM
ER'S SCHOOL TO
BEINELLISVILLE
Farmers Should Not Miss
Tn isOpportunity OF
Improvement

The principal Of the Agricultural
High School has arranged with the
state Farmers Institute department
to hold farmers institute school In
Ellisyille the last three days of this
month and the first three DAYS IN
August. This is the first time hat a
regular farm school was ever held in
Jones County. The purpose of this
school III be to give the farmers of
the county who have never had the
opportunity Of attendiBgan AgricultE-
raj School to obtain the latest and
best information along Agricultural
lines, This school will be taught by
Lecturers aud Demonstrators from
the a. g. M. College, the 7. g. G..
aud the state Agricultural depart
ment. These men will make practi-
cal talks aud give practical demon
strations which will be great help to
the farmers of the county. Prof. r,
J. Pate, Director Farmers institute
of the Miss. A & M. College will
have charge of the school. In a let
ter just received from him MIR. Pate
says, 1--WE will begin our week OF
farm school work at your AgriCultu-
raj High School on July 29th, / am
going to make it a model Tor future
Institute work for Mississippi.
We expect TO cover the soil PROPOSE,
tiou, diversification aud rotatin, live
stock and dairy interests, hay
cane growing, poultry raising, hogs
truck education and in fact every
thing that is for the good of Jone,
County.
With such assurance Of 80 many
good hings, every farmer in Jones
County should begin making prepara
tions to attend this school. Get
ready TO attend eveIy day in the
week aud get every thing out Of these
experts that you possibly can Bring
along your wife and children they
will be interested too.
The daily session will begin at lC
a m. and end about 3 p. m. Basket
dinners will be served on the ground
Bring well filed basket and let,
make this the biggist and most In
structiye school picnic ever held IL
this part OF the state.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18

Jackson-United States Sem
ator John Shard Williams is a.
mong the prominant Democrats
of the nation who are not only
eminently satisfied with the choice
of the Baltimore conyenttJn as
the party standard bearer, but
feels absolutely confident that
the nomn-se WILDE elected.
In letter to one of his Yazoo
City neighbors, discussing the
party prospects, Senator Will
liams said:
"We are going to elect a pres
dent this time, God willing,
When we elect him we are going
o have the best informed Demo-
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18
Prof. Kenna's Letter to
Teachers.
80 It Tor Ihls purpose,

Dear teacher--I take this
method Of again calling attention
to the normal for teacherf that is
TO be held in Ellisville beginning
Monday August 9th. Everything
points to a very successful nor
NAL. Preparations are being
made for a large attendance, and
we confidently expect large at
tendance, and we confidentially
expect large number.
AS has been said every teach
er owes it to himself and TO his
pupils to avail himself Of every
opportunity to better equip him
self for his work and then he
aught to come in order TO make
the normal such big success
thatit will be permanent.
The examination for state Ii
cense will be given at the close
Of the normal
Every old teacher shouldcome
and help others az well as help
himself, and every young teacher
should come to better prepair
himself for starting right,
! wish to make a correction IN
the advertised date Of opening.
It is August5th tinstead Of Aug
ust 4th.
Remember teacher that we
shall expect you.
Respectively J. M. Kenna.
The Jones County news., 1912-07-18

July 9th 1912, being SO
58 months and days old.
He lived in Jasper County until
the beginning of the war between
the states, when he joined TIE
first company that wasfofmed in
the county, and remained in the
army until the southern army
surrendered. He made a brave
and gallent soldier, and brought
back with him evidences of his
bravery upon his body, which he
carried until his death. He was
severly wounded more than once
He served in the 10th Mississippi
regiment one year, and in the
37th Mississippi regiment the re-
msinder of the war. The war
over, he came home and went to
farming. On the 9th day of
November 1857 he married Miss
Rora Ellis, also of Jasper County,
and remained on his farm uutif
about 1875, when he WAS elected
Chancery Clerk of Jasper County
and served in that capacity for
s years, having been reelected at
the end of the first term. In this
capacity he proved to be one of
the most efficient, painstaking Off
GERS who ever filled the office, as
the records in the office will now
attest. In 1857, the year of his
marriage he united with the Sa-
lem Baptist Church, of Jasper
County, on the profession of
faith and was baptised into the
fellowship of that church, by his
uncle ED Thigpin, and ever after
proved faithful christian, and
loyal to his masstter and to his
church. IR1ss4 he moved with
his famiJy'to Ellisville where he
lived until his death.
% sxn0ed as trustee of the
sAssane Hospital for
sasnrscinted by Ex-
cLaurin.
sed one