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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-16
PerkIns t4eIped WIth Loan..

Henry Jones Ford. OF the Princeton
faculty. and r Il Howe. vice presi.
dent Of the Princeton bank. told Of
loans Ia the True American Nj.
Howe testified he negotiated loafs
10 the paper. and that the money
vas handed 70 him" bv Miss kim
secretary 20 George w Perkins The
loans 10 tho paper totaled sac. 600. he
said, although that had nothing % do
With the Americans support OF Gov.
ernor Wilson
i want to explain this Perkins mat
ter. said Mr. Dodge Mr.. Perkins
and ! have been associated In many
philanthrop.c matters and deeply DE-.
plore the attacks which have been
made on him and on Colonel Roose-
Welt. The Colonel and played to-
Eeth,r when W. were BOYS. and
have "a grave admiration for him ]
thank God that the assassin's bullet
did not reach vital spot"
i took this newspaper matter 20
Mr.. Perkinr." said Mr. Dodge. and he
agreed 20 gO in with me We supplied
the money To make the loan. lie was
very much Interested in Governor vii
son and his fight tor good government
~ New Jersey When Mr. Perkins
and | supplied that money we had
absolutely no moro thought Of the
presidency than OF the moon"
Arthur ]. Norys. Of Ohio. said that
in the pre-convention campaign this
year for President Taft Le received
S6i.N0p from Charles T.. TAFT. SI1.10D
from Hubert z. TAFT. and "a POO from
& u. Hiiics or thar hr returned
$685. 20 81 >>D.rt Taft.
Nathan q. Folwou. Of Philadelphia.
said The Manufactures Club Of Phil.
adelphia. In 1905. contributed 20 the
Republican fund about $4,000
The committee adjourned until
Thursday az ln O'Clock
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cash Guotau.r- v-r. az fH.iov.- --
} l'ur steady Eve-Nu o. So Bar
lss - r't ur mi2.us. gas. flr o..
choice mating. sH a-- Timothy Seed
s. Nnut NH clover seed s.. .r.r
l. o1. Mess F1rs-ti- e. p an. d.
Lari-uu ti~r,es' 81 f. short l. .ns
-'l'0seI 81 1871 O..
iNiDS STOCK YARDS. Tittsi.rrf.
Pa. oct l--'otfl-- stead, Suf..l.
hghJ Choice s s5u9 %. prime $ .u
sheep STEADY. supply fair rrim,
w'thers s. 25 "a e.. cuilz and ..r.-
mons 81 o0u So. lambs - sur- ...
veal calves 50 anfi lu 900.
itoEs.-AcflNe. receipts g. doubt.
decks Prime hetNies g. .-ut g..
mediums s. 100 lf. heavy workers
g 70 z . %. hgat sofkrfs e. 5D7fs uu.
fss 20 'oH Z 600. ruuEhs g a"Hs -.
CHICAGO. oct i5-cIoss cattle.
Receipts $500 head. market slow ana
steady BeeNeS 81 Cotil. goo. T-Aaz
steer~ - SOFAS Hu. western steers
- 1919 90; stock-rs and feeders 50 20
-. cows all hslf.T- 81 eu.g Du.
calves = Uuu9 80.
Hogs Receipts 10000 bead. market
unsettled early top s. aga light
$50 e. mixed s. 7oNs IS: heavy
'DH 80 rough s. 0"ftS SO. pies
- e"HN 90. hulk OF sales 81 s5a
Sheer-Recelrts 10000 rr,d. marriott
strong Natlve g. 4tI4 90. western
% yod -. Heariiurs 60 75aE 49,.
lambs - a0Hs o.. western s. 900
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VHEEIIEo LANE EHIr KAILEoAp
OHIO RIVER d WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure o. trafrs A. u.u-
ARE
AIrlNs-ll % a. No.. 20a t-.z5s, m.
,elsf ~ a. u f.19F ~. fzsgpfn
SUNDAY trains arrive af p 20 a IN and
desart - 40 q 10
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va. oct. Is. ~
Nanrc OF active stocks on TIE New
1ork stock Exchange corrected caly bV
= U. NATION a co. hrokers
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AAAlAa ElAeet auna IL 1903.
HANDLE rITE
WhEi.LiN0 AND WEIIsBUR8
Daiy except SUNDAY.
s4nH street -.
r".tNA MeIsBurH
. 81 "a
D. % n0oa
MOUND VILE LrSE
HfItL.. So arf $50. Melville
Hniy eAgept sunday
I0f street r~a-.
MheeIrE Nla-'I-'.
~ D n.
fr Irca raN'nr reFu.ar rrrrrsa SCI.
wee. e4Iwe .ta wells Irr fr sn.sra lf
f'N ir'Ir "f . .n.H. |H ulI ms
hr rarrIsI nr rHaHrrFrr cove
ALL LlNE- ..If ef. .It sunday
SO shif ft fHfrfe--l snip
pastenr'r cars between eco 40 s.is
.. m
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WHEELING, ". Va. oct IE ~
The active ftttsUurgh stocks. corrected
iaiiy ny A J.. Alasten s. Co. bankers
ani brokers National Exchange Bank
building
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~, WHEELING. W. Va. oct -. -
Ne Lll"Ain- quotations on the more
lcti'e Wheeling stocks are corrected
gary Tor the lntcllizenCer By Howard
Iazlett n Son. local brokers
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ANOTHER REDUCTION
In MAZDA (TungSien) Lamp
PRICES

To customers who use Wheeling Electric Companv's
current exclusively.
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TEACTroa ooarPsrr
ENRHEBs CAR BCHEDULn
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special cream. iau ~ N.... 1884,
.lu.sr IH.. ohio grade. Isls
lover IiI4. o.. O.. ohio grade. 40
...fs Ift-f- ... ..... gu
.fl.r a.S Wiz is--s Ip.. 80
.vi.ysr .'.l ......-.-.... %
l.uH- 4l.iH ....... ..-.-.... 1sfs
h't -.i 49,. .rI.k.NN l-.. aau4.
H .h. o. pack ........ fqH.
LlU.t..Etr. about ...u. HsN I+I.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Oct Il. IL
Esportst ny 4 J. Masten a CO. /. r
branl manager. members NeR York
Stgcs Earhangs
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. oct 10. ~
The following uuotations on To ntore
active WneelinE stocks are COZ ectel
oa'ly for the Intelligence by George " +.
Baron. local broker. and X y Marshall
manager Bond Department..
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tH f.r. loot "A
Family Pat - 10. ..-... IL
hrsrfFIry'F shredded Jswsf God
IuuntIsts. 2 dok. per dr. ........ %
tan.E FL e. GO. I-fh- bricks b-ib.
lenuinr Geors.a Cod f0U-iB. Dor
s.-I-. -I-I- u. - llt - u
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Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales 5tasoo shares.
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Pa ia IHik f.lTF
WhEi. LiN0 AND WEILsBUR8.
DaIIr Nn.fuf SUNDAY
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WHOLESALE MARKET
rzlr

syrap-
Corn. 10. -. SIC. No. = iiI5. No
Q. .er dozen, loEeu ga cases. $40. e1-
Ia. NO g.. > dozen On lases ass
doLAEaeA
- - - - W = ~
lEoioe refined ........-. ls0IT
SlsEded Maple syrup.
Golden Tree. gIasf large. Per aoa 40
Solcen Tree ElasN mefiutn. per i0G I 80
oo41su ITee. glass. small Ger d0I.. %
Pure SAP.
Cusrts per loren -.-.-..... 90
Half ga. gcr dozen ........... 90
Gallon. per dozen ............... - 90
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Reana

..l.H Boar. bog lots .....
..t.ts f" Dr.. sHA.. per bag. .u
No." lur. marrow. bags. p4.. B ~
.,r4 s.uty. uusH.l ......... "
vinegar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18

Adam Schacn,r. of WarWood. was
the recipient OF an old-fashioucd party
on Wednesday evening Old-fashioued
dances aud games were INDUCED in.
fuchr" was played by the older guests
and the prizes went 10 Mr. Peter Walt
and Mr.. scott ScrOCcins An old
Fashioned lunch was served and the
following guests We're present TO en-
JOY 90.
Mcssrs and Mpsdames Harry
Archer. Fred Smith. Scott Scroggins.
Albert Fox. Jesse Rcister Percy His
cock. Adam lilies. George Mcdonald
Jacob Taylor. Louis Coleman. Tess
Fleming of Fairmont g. Perkins of
Stcubenviiie. Charles Koppel Of Pitts.
burg. jacob Leffr.dze Of Piftshurr.
Mrs. Kate Scharfer. Misses Catherine
S0hacfer. Kate Walt. Lena Procll1cI4.
Eva Sclafe-. Regina Walt Agnes
Sch7"fcr. Elizabeth Schaofer. Con.
stance Hent". Marie Hcute. Maud Tay-
Tor Theresa Schacier. Lavina Scror.
Z ns. NeFsrs. Tony Hoffman John
Walt NII Rri-trr Hollis Weiss. Wal.
t'r Schacf0r. James TAYLOR. PhI.ip A.
bus and Charles PrOc'lOcka.
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SOCIETY
Horr Mrdairn

STECBENNIILE ID Oct IL
home wedding that "a. beautiful Ga
simplicity. took place on Thursday af-
ternoon az the country home % MIR
and brs. Henry J.. Is .sou iu Stcubeu-
VIE township. when they gave their
only daughter. Bertha Adams. In mar
rage 90 Mr.. Thomas Ross Jam son
oi Martin Ferry. The neV home
that has recently succeeded the old
W i-sou homestead that has been In
Tue Wal on family Tor over 100 years.
vas pret'ily decorated Ia garden
noWtrs Tor this happy event. cosmos
WIKI their various pastel shades be-
ing used IN UrDiusiou with artistic
eject Promptly 10 the strains OF the
wedding march the bridal couple IN
attended. descended 20 the parlor Al
m. where the officiating Clergy
man. DR. Robinson. Of the Westminis-
TER church. This city vas in waiting
ana the solemn and impressive cere-
mouy took place lu the presence Of "A
number OF relatives and friends OF
the bride
The bride was elegantly gowned IN
white satin mes-aline. lace. trimmed
and carried brides roses while the
groom was In the conventional after
noon dress. After CONGRATULATIONS an
'itSaht collation. was served I'm the
dining room The brides table. was
covered With "a linen cloth that was
an heirloom ia the family and had
been handed down 20 the bride from
her great grandmother and was sffec-
lively adorned with a plateau OF white
roses
The bride is the only daughter %,
Henry L. and Iillesha Adams Wilson
ana vas born az the old homestead on
the farm that has descended from
iitns Wilson. enc ~ the old pioneers
OF this city and county. the bride be-
ing a great great-uiece She is we'll
known and q, fayoritc among "A large
circle or friends aud was tho recipient
OF many beautiful and costly gifts
The groom Is young business man
OF Martins Ferry and is well known
and popular iu his home city After
he dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs
JamiSOn We're driven 70 the CITY
where they took a train east ON "A
wedding journey Upon their return
they VIII make their home in Martins
Ferry. Among the guests present
iro mihe city were Rev. DR. and Mrs
robinson. Ma es Rose and Elizabeth
lliI. Misses Lena and Pearl Parsons.
Mrs. Davidson Fiison. Mrs Ross
Nicholson. Welday Adams Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hin and daughters
Misses Mamie and Laura. Mrs. Jas
I'LL and daughter Miss Ehtella.
Miss Emma Wilson and Mr.. and
'lrs. Albert Weber. A number OF
the groom friends were also present
from Martins Ferry.
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Makes Face Young
Tightens Love Ties

AafAl.a NH ~ oman sphere
fretful expression "a NrfrkieI face
and faded complexion. to uur- o.
drive the male member from home
thau b. commonly supposed DE- was
one % mN greatest IlMlCulfles to uu-
pear smiling fresh and ri~gaut when
mN dear ones were With mo Eut I
have overcome ala that have chang
- my mental attitude and row m.
10 second nature o. look cheerful Iur
rarity fn this. partly Co "a rsmarsAble
treatment recommended ~ "a fri-rI ruV
aFp-Arafce has - improved 7 los NJ
teen wears younger than before
\ simple face lotion made rs IIszuiv-
.nE ar ounce 90 powdered sAauIif. Co. Il
az lint % witch hazel proved a. Won
errful wrinkle nalser I sfiI use this
%, CstsiCnallt To reuuNafe ms rnmuIsN-
ION purchased ana ounce - ordinary
urerculizrt Nv - ms druggists and
before using This w. a marvellous trans
formation has taken place. Ia was uk.
removing an ursightlY maSk frveAlfuE
a new face. youthful complexion ~
distinctive Isllcacy. eIvar whit. and
N"lN".N. merely applied the NaN lIk-
cold cream before retiring washing 10
on mornings. Ten days treatment SUE
need ADV
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The Junior Auxiliary uf the S.
Matthews -. r. church. VIII serve sun.
per loo fhH sunday school rooms on
Thursday evening oct g The pro.
c'"ds VIII hs given fu tho Missionary
society. Tho ladies Of ST. Matthews
church arc noted Tor fhDir delicious
.urnrre and fhIs one viii he no ok
rDufion AU tho rlriehiouera and
their friends are requested 90 attend
IlH supper uii le arranged no the
proper hour when fhn business people
can rarfIhH and there NIlI Doe % good.
D. supply NJ hot and delicious dishes
for thnW especially.
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] DO members az no" Mozart singing
society viii give e. concert and ball no
ineir hdu. Thirty and Jacob
SfIpps orchestra 81 five pieces will
furnish fhe music and some ~ the
best local talent viii be- included on
OBJ" program Dancing viii ho tho OLD
version of ihe evening and the affair
"-ll be- vel attended. 4 number of
affairs have been outlined Tor fhp
Mozart society This season and tha
ladies VII De- ~ shargo OF The Kanec
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Mrs. Crane. OF Sommers. y Y. who
Is a CUES Of Mrs. g. ". Thompson.
OF me Island. has been cumplimentcd
with number OF informal affairs
during the week Mr.. Crane has a
wide circle Of friends In the city. Mrs.
l. =. Stone was hostess 20 @ Few
friends AZ luncheon on Tuesday and
Mrs Thompson entertained with "A re-
Scption on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Cecil Robinson Of the Island enter
famed with an afternoon tea Thurs
day Auction bridge Was plaved and
ten was served
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Mrs. Dave Evans entertained the
members OF the Island Bridge club az
her home IN Warwood and the follow.
ing were present.
Mosdamcs viii Ward. j. r. KIieves
Frank Mcneil. Will Schwertfeger.
Harry Ebcris. Marry Northwood Dave
Ianpan, Harry Truschel. Leon Refer
Pohn Reed. Misses Carrie Copp and
Hattie Tappan.
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Tho Aricu Ladies Auxiliary enter
idincd az the AriOn parlors Thursday
afternoon and following an interesting
game Of euchre. the prizes were
awarded 90 Mrs. Charles Brammer
She winning the first prize. an alumni
mum set. Mrs. Henry Penucr Won the
second s. lunch was served. Tile
committee iu charge was composed off
Mrs. Robert Linsley. Mrs Frank
Ihurm. Mrs Charles Efz and Mrs
Joseph Kurfr
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Lady Maeeatees Dance.

Tho mcmbers Of The Lady NaccaI
bees o: Burt Hive. No. -. and Di-
vision No. .. Inform Rank Knights
OF The MacCIhtes. viii give "a dance
az the Carroll Club on Thursday even
ing. nov. :. This is the first affair
OF the season 20 be- given by the Mac
cabees and viii be largely attended
Euchre will Dee played IN ths parlor
from 20 10 and prizes will be award
ed the winners
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members viii an be present and all
who wish 10 attend the affair who
are not members o. the Woman club
can do 80 by paying - cents Miss
Harding Is one Of the most widely
known club women IN the country.
having been associated with the most
prominent clubs she is wpll acquaiuf.
I'd with current events and the details
which viii BE- OF interest 10 all
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4 number Of Young peuuIe gave a
reap year dance az the Island club
rooms Thursday evening The hall
was decorated In keeping with Hallow.
cen and the committee in charge was
composed Of Miss Martha Kreutzer.
Miss Anna Helm. Miss Caroline Kreut.
DER and Miss Anna Toomy.
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The wedding of Miss Carrie Ebert
daughter OF Mrs. Sophia Ebert and
Mr. Hairy quart. was quietly solemn
lzed az the parsonage OF the English
Lutheran church. Rev. Dysinger Of
hciaurg. On account Of the death in
the Quartz family the wedding was
quiet.
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when doubtful what tu give the new
baby Try 60 make rlurIted mosquito
netting OF fine BRUSSELS u"t. bound
with white ribbon.
Get the double width not This o.
sometime two Yards Wide. again a
yard aud "a half According go tho
width tug enough Go make % square
Hlnd ths edges with thrrn-irch white
satin ribbon fUlded t1 the Same Wtdtu
on both sides
The ribbon can Doc sswtd pu hl ma
chime. hut is dtutisr 70 finely feather
STITCHED in white. pale blu" or pu.
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Luncheon a, For, Henry

tiers OF tine Revolution. will entertain
With luncheon a. the Fort Henri
club this afternoon at o'clock. as
a compliment 10 Mrs. Mary McMecheu
stokes. OF Baltimore. Md. who Is the
guest OF her mother az her apartments
at the NcLure.
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aule.Matson-

Miss Gcneyieve Watson 90 East
wheeling. has announced her engage
meht 10 Mr.. John y. Maule. OF Bel
laire. the wedding 20 take place 100
November. Her sister. Miss Jane. ell
teTiaiucd In her honor Tuesday even
lnE. The guests we're Misses Nav
Bauer. Stella DeGraut. Erie McCor-
mick. Amanda Gillespie. Bertha Hos
enfield Clara Mccormick. Lulu GILES.
PIE. Christine Mueller. Mrs Frank
Bauer.
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\ number Of dinner parties were
giv.n 90 the Strauord Springs hotel
on thursday. one party entertained
nineteen and another party was com
posed of six The hotel management
served delicious menus 20 all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18

To mas" a good securing mixtur.
Tor boards. w"r. lufo o. paets half "a
I'Hnd OF soft~ulp. hair a. pound g.,
-HHd ami 90 quarter ~ re- pound uf ltrr.
lut 81 600 with - srIuIllne brush ifU
ri'"d oft suap. and then wash .ff VII.
plenty Di clean water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
Rumrage Sale.

The rummare sale is now on az %
Eleventh street and persons having
clothing or furniture they do not care
70 Keep, VIII kindly send 10 TO the sal.
or call Miss Henrietta Harper. .eqI.
Aitenheim. and wagon will call for
the same
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Entertalne Club

This afternoon Mrs Wilbur Nc.
Gregor viii entertain few friends
who constitute a sewing club. The az
fair is ia compliment TO Mrs. Homer
McGregor.
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Io keep heavy gfanit"wsare in good
condition place it bon % large r..apte 81.
anu Don m soda water for nv. or ten
minutes twice "a wsst This will keep
tur ware sweet nud wrale-ome and r.
move all grease from it
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hnr starch . toaspoouflu or the mix,
ture 60 give a gIusz
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A long handled hutt1nhook should
lr kept 600 the laundry % r..an III.
lint from the tub outlets
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Switzerland exports about 10000 Ooc
rafche. 3D. teHr.
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r... r.f. rrIrr .-. -1... r.f..
... f..- I....r..H.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-21
FIRST APPLICATION
DARkENS The HAIR
A Simple Remedy Gives, Color,
Strength And Beauty
To The Hair.

You don't have to have gray hair or
faded hair If you don't want to. Why
look old or unattractive? If your
hair is gray or faded, you can change
it easily, quickly and effectively by
using Wyeth's Sage and SulpAur Hair
Remedy. Apply little tonight, and
in the morning you will be agreeably
surprisedHt the results from a single
application. The gray hairs will be
less conspicuous, and after a few more
applications will be restored to nat
ural color.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also
quickly removes dandruff, leaves the
scalp clean and healthy, and promotes
the growth of the hair 1t is a clean
wholesome dressing which may be
used at any time with perfect safety.
Get fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today, and see how quickly it
will restore the youthful color and
beauty of your hair and forever end
the nasty dandruff, hot, itchy scalp and
falling hair. All druggists sell it un
der guarantee that the money will be
refunded if you are not satisfied after
fair trial.-THE OWL DRUG STORE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-21
Gist of Proceedings Of Board
of Supervisors Aug. Term, 1912

dren is not understood or realized.
But few people seem to realize or
know that the leaving off of just one
child or young man or woman under
twent-one years of age means direct
loss to the city or county of two dol
lars per year for four years, or a
total of eight dollars.
Puny children five years of age OF
over though never in school, young
married folks under the age of TWEEN
ty-one years, and youths who have
completed the high school course, and
those who are in college, should be in
Enumerated and listed, that the city
and county might have all the ap
preparation allowed for school pur
poses.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-21
THE NEW PARTY.

Senator La Follette's argument
against the new party, although the
strongest that can be made, is not
conclusive. The Senator points out
that the most useful leadership OF
recent years has been that of the
Republican Progressives, and he ar
CUES that the course for Republicans
is to concentrate their efforts, in
Congressional and Safe elections, on
helping this element. Undoubtedly
the Bull Moose local tickets will show
their greatest strength where they
are running against machine tickets,
but why not put the Republican ma
chimes out of business altogether?
The new party was born on account
of the failure of the present Repub-
lican administration, followed by the
theft of nomination. 1t is no ans
wer to say that nominations have
been stolen before. This situation
was made different by the spread of
Presidential primaries. The proceed
ing thefts were by one set of poll
ticians from another. This was by
the politicians from the people. When
all the doubtful cases were eliminat-
ed 1t resulted in the unmistakable
fact that California, Washington,
Texas, and Arizona fraud constituted
a theft of the nomination for Mr.
Taft, by the politicians, and from the
people. Independent and Progressive
men, whatever their party, can
scarcely vote for Mr.. Taft. If the
Bull Moose campaign is conducted in
a high, constructive, nonslanderous
manner, so that 1t appeals to the
thoughtful and If Mr. Wilson is elect
ed but later thwarted by the preda-
tory elements in his own party, the
new party will win in 1916. 1t is not
born at the happiest moment, when
1t has to oppose one of the great par.
ties on its best side, but If it turns
out to be a patient and intelligent
radical force, Colonel Roosevelt,
whether he is ever President again
or not, win know that in being the
occasion for the party's birth he had
added one more service to his coun-
try.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-21
CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
Forrest County.
Estate of Jno. w. Stewart. Deceased
R. L. Stewart, Administrator.
To Miss Jeffie Stewart and Mrs. Ollie
Thompson:
You are hereby commanded to be
and appear before the Chaneery Court
at the September Term, 1912, on Mon.
day the 2Srd day of September, then
and there to show cause, if any YOU
can, why the final account of R. L.
Stewart, Administrator of the estate
of Jno. W. Stewart, deceased. should