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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Judge Grants
HabeaS Corpus
ShOwpeOple Rearrested How.
ever and Brought Here to
Answer Charges Of
Beating Board Bill

A news report from Columbia,
gives the following account of the
proceedings in the Allen-Krum.
petz case at that place: Judge 'rur-
ner this morning granted a writ of
habeas corpus in a case of the state
Va J. II. Krumpetz and wife Mar
geret KruU Letz charged with
skipping and refusing TO pay
board bill at LawreneeburO The
warrant was sworn out Friday at
Lawrenceburg by Andrew Allen,
negro boarding house keeper,
and was brought here Friday night
by Deputy Sheriff Liihurn David
son for service on Mr. and Mrs
Krumpettz, with the expectation
of taxing them back to Lawrence
burg to answer the charges.
Mr. and Mrs Krumpelz are white
and are very pleasant and have the
appearance of having been in bet
ter circumstances than they claim
here. They have been handling q
negro minstrel troupe through this
section and when they reached
Lawrenceburg they claim to have
become stranded, the receipts be-
ing inadequate to pay their expen'
ses. They claim they notified the
Co, OF their financial straits, advis-
ing the members to go TO Florence
where the troupe was advertised
and get what they could out of the
performances, while Mr.. and Mrs
Krumpetz started back to. theiI
home in the East.
The negro, Allen, claims thai
Mrs Krnmpetz came to him and
made the arrangements for sever
of the troupe stating that sh'
would see that the bin was paid
and this was not done, and that b.
is yet unpaid for the board anC
lodging of the seven members o
the minstrel troupe while it wa
in the city OF Lawrenceburg.
w. c. Salmon represented tn
defendent in the case, and th
. prosecutor was represented by v
H Lindsey an attorney of Lawrenc
, burg
+ On the habeas corpus hearin
I before Judge Turner, the KrumI
etz were released, the Judge ru
ing that on the prosecutors ow
statement defendants we're NJ
crimicnally liable for the failure {
their employees to settle their boar
s bills. Immediately however
new warrant was swOr
ont and the parties rearrested an
= brought back to Lawrenceburg,
= spite of verbal order from Il
Judge that they be released,
On hearing at Lawrencebure Mo
day the defendants were again releas
but were again arrested on a warra
4 from iIaury County for an unps
board bill at Mt Pleasant At the til
of going TO press this hearing had I
q been finished. but it is likely they "
be again released.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Famous Stage Beauties

look with horror on Skin Erupt.
ions, Blotches, Sores or Pimples.
They don't trave them, nor viii
any one, who uses Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. 1t glorifes the face.
Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish be.
fore it. Il cures sore lips, chap
ped hands, chilblsins; heals burns
cuts and bruises. Unequaled fOI
piles. Only 25c a: CrOwder Bros
& Beckham. Adv
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Administrators Notice

Having suggested the insolvency Of
the estate of L. NJ. Potter, diseased.
notice is hereby given to those,
holding claims against said estate, that
they must file them properly authenti
Gated with the County Court Clerk Ol
Lawrence County on or before March
10Th 1912.
ABE POTTER, Administrator
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Polls A Foul Plot

When a shameful plot exists be
tween liver and bowels to cause
distress by refusing to act, take
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, ana
end such abuse of your system.
They gently compel right actor
of stomach, liver and bowels, anC
restore your health and all gOoC
feelings. 25c at CrOwder Bros. 8
Beckham. (Adv.)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Personals

A N BashOr went TO Nashville Mon
day 10 attend the Farmers Institute.
Mr. Bashor is a boomer for his home
town.
WANTED-To exchange one Silver
lace WYAndOite Cockrel for pulIet, also
to purchase several pullels
MRS L W GARNER
Prof. Roy Reynolds, Of Glendale, Wis.
tied friends heIe last week.
". [ Garner was in Columbia last
Monday,
1.-The N E Church on Crowson burned
OF last Sunday night The origin Of
The fire is unknown as there had been
no services there during The day.
Bring US your country produce and
get The highest market prices at Garrett
& Boyell.
Vernon and little Clyde Maurice
Reddick are very low with pneumonia
at the home Of their father on Buffalo
street.
Misses Lena Mae, Della and Selm;
McGaw are guests Of their cousins
Misses Annie Sue and Vera Cooper,
W L Courtrieht of CrOwson and A
COPYRIGHT of Owens Texas are nev
rea ders of the Democrat.
Wood taken on subscription at thi
office.
The farm of W.Faires on Grow
son is for rent for 1912. Apply /,
J.B. RIPPEY.
II your subscription is due pleas
call and settle.
Hon. W H Lindsey was in COlum
bia Saturday on professional business
IA The Ladies Union Prayer meetin
met on last Tuesday with Mrs. NJ
Cover with Mrs. ]. H. Braden a
leader. Subject Sin.
Grape Nuts. Quaker oais, Nothe
OATS, Post TOasties and all kind
at Garrett & Boyett.
Mrs. Jas. Gilmore and two sons al
visiting al West Point.
Mrs Brown George has returne
from visit to relatives at Mt Pleasan
Officer Lilburn Davidson went
Columbia on business Saturday.
=. Elder E Thornberry will preach
e the Christian Church next Sunday
& ii a IN and tbs M. His subje
/ will be Forgiveness"
Mrs Edgar PerkinsOn spent tV
Il weeks with her mother, Mrs LackeY
Saint Joseph
Choicest line Of candies Of all kin
= and fresh too at our store Garrett
u BOYett.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Could Shout For Joy
Close

~ want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart wrote G, B.
RAIDER of Lewisburg, w. Va, for
the wonderful double benefit | got
from Electric Bitters, in curing
me of both severe case of stom-
sch trouble and of rheumatism,
from which | had been an almost
helpless sufferer for ten years, 1t
suited my case as though made
just for me- For dyspepsia, in
digestion, jaunoice. and to rid the
system of kidney poisons that
cause rheumatism, Electric Bitters
have no equal. Try them. Every
bottle is guaranteed to satisfy,
Only 90 cents at Orowder Bros. 8
Beckham. (Adv.)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Club Women
Plan Reform
Campaign Launched TO Remove
Disabilities of Married Women
and Give Them Same Right TO
Control Their Own Property.

A great deal OF interest is already
being manifested throughout the state,
among the club women especially, in
the campaign that has recently b.sn
inauguraied by the Tennessee Fedora.
lion Of Womens Clubs in The interest
Of better laws regarding the property
rights Of married women.
This movement has nothing 10 do
with suffrage and is strictly non pOlili.
cal, men and women of all persuasions
in all parts Of the state having endOrs-
ed this effort on The part Of the lead
ing women OF the state to remove the
disabilities of married women aud TO
give them the same right to control
their own property and the same right
TO make contracts aud agreements as If
they were not married.
| II is interesting to note that some
time prior TO the activities on the part
OF the Tennessee Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs the State Bar Association
at its meeting in Chattanooga in 1910
passed resolution saying;
"The disabilities Of married women
should be removed by general statute
giving them the same rights to con.
tract as men. The disabilities Of mar
ried women are evaded by the intelli-
gent business men of the country and
: they stand as mere barriers erected in
the past 10 the expeditions aud proper
handling of business transactions
5 They afford the married women nc
real protection except when such pro
. lection is neither needed nor is con
. sistent with justice"
This strong resolution was presented
by Judge Julian c. Wilson, Of Mem
phis and its adoption was moved b
Judge W. G. M. Thomas Of Chattanooga
Mrs. Caldwell, chairman Of lesisla
tion, Tennessee Federation of Women
Clubs, recently sent out letter to tn
presidents of the Federated Clubs O
Tennessee asking that this subject an,
the article Look at Tennessee" whicI
: appeared in the December number @
Y the DelineatOr, be discussed at the mex
meeting Of their clubs
While the majority Of the clubs c
the state have not had meetings sine
this letter was received, those VIII
have discussed it have expressed
great interest in the success OF th
movement and will work in the inte
est OF bill which it is proposed to il
trOduce in the next legislature whiC
will largely clear up the situation.
The Review Club in Nashville,
its last meeting, heard Mrs, Caldwell
letter read and the members indivi
uallY expressed their interest and a
sured Mrs. Caldwell Of their cooper
ton in her efforts. Other clubs of Il
state have also discussed the matt
faVorbly.
Senator-elect Robert A. EIkins,
Dresden, WeakleY county, was in I
city the past week and when asked
he had considered the matter of chan
ing the laws of Tennessee c,ncerni
the right of married women, said:
u THE ladies in our section are tai
Iv ing about this and OF course "
have to get posted before.th leeislatl
AZ meets. When the good ladies agis
~ question it means that something v
be done and while | have not q
over the matter do not doubt
that they will get what they want"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

S. A. Carroll returned Saturday
from Nashville, where he appeared be-
fore the Court Of Civil Appeals as
counsel in the famous Sidewalk Sur
veV case
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

There will be a play given at Eth
ridge Friday. December 9th The
Country Minister" The play will be
given by the Teachers Of the Ethridee
School.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

FOR RENT House with five
nice rooms, good garden spot, on
Gains Street. For particulars
call Bell phone No. 1O2 or 1913.
JOE B. SCHADE.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
FiatWOOds

- @"WA1 HhatANa wv N"4AT
munily twice last week.
Mr. ArlO Teaearden died al the
home Of his brother in West Flalwoods
on Monday The Is inst. The cause oil
his death was pneumonia. He leaves
a wife. lOur children and several near
relatives 10 mOnrn his death His re.
mains were laid 10 rest on Thursday
al the Dunkard Cemetery near CrOwson
We extend sympathy TO the bereaved
ones.
Little Velma, the 3 mODlns old
daughter OF Mr. and MRS Frank Smith,
died on Thursday, the 2Slh al 3 p. M.
She was never slone and when disease.
pneumonia, laid hold Of her body ii
was too much lor It, She was only
sick few DAYS but her suffering was
severe. We would say tO the father
aud mother moi 10 grieVe for little
Velma bul put your trust in Him Who
said "suiler The little ones 10 come
unto me for Of such is The kingdom Of
heaven" The little body was laid
away in the Kidd cemetery, Friday al
3 o'clock p. m. Bro 7 B Gillian Off
ciatinR.
Quite large number Of our people
are sick with colds
Several relatives Of Mrs Teagarden
came down IRON The north to attend
the burial of Mr. Teaearden
mrs W R Sadler continues quite sick
Miss Edna Haskin has been spend
inR a few days at home but returned tC
her school Monday
Frank Crews enjoyed pleasant sur
prise on bis birthday recently A splen
did dinner was served. covers beini
laid Tor relatives only The time wa
one Of pleasure 10 the Crews family
Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith and Clyd,
Smith of SummerlOwn attended th'
funeral OF their neice here Friday
Frank MawsOn and family OF lllinOi
have moved 10 their new home her
We gladly welcome them in our mids
Bob Kelley aud vile. Mrs Teaeard.
en- and daughter, Miss Rose, have gOn
TO Nashville to live
Mrs ] B Hudson who has been quit
sick for some time we are glad 10 re
port better
\ N H Locke is building a new bar
at his home
Our young peoples society held il
first meeting for this quarter on Sur
day night November 24ih, a larG
crowd was present and an inlerestiu
program was rendered Subject VIII
have we 10 be thankful fOr?" o.
new leader, Sam Pulley, was preseI
and made the the meeting success
every way
ia Graves and wife and Miss
Lizzie aud Bonnie Lu Afford attendC
Thanksgiving Service at GreenwoC
Thursday at II a m and alterwar
enjoyed a surprise dinner on Mrs A
WheatIey at Ter home at | p m
WR SadIcr attended quarterly NEE
Ing at Henryville on Saturday
Mrs r A Massey who has been 81
is able 10 be out again
Our EpwOnh League rendered
special Thanksgiving program on Ii
Sunday at II m, with The Preside
Mrs E SymOns as leader, il was
deed a pleasant and profitable me
ing
Mrs J E Smith OF SummertOwn '
here last weak 10 attend the bedside
her little granddaughter Velma Smit
Mrs Burchard was hostess OF
liehtfuI Thanksgiving dinner at
home on Sunday, December 1st at |
pm The table was laden with
very best eatables suitable for the
casiOn
Arthur Anderson is building I
barn and is finishing the interior Of
dwelling at his new home and
h move TO same in the near future
FL Ensf. Eo..I DloA
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

We are increasing daily our
line of groceries, all fresh and
clean and will not fail to please,
GARRETT & BoYETT
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

Notice what we have to offer our
trade. A complete line Of staple and
fancy groceries that are seasOnable and
ADEQUATE for all demands
JP.SPRINGER.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

Undertake not what you cannot
prefOrm but be careful to keep
your promise
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
New Railroad For
Middle Tenn.
Line Will Connect Lawrence
and Wayne Counties
NASHVILLE Tenn. Dec, 2.

-'N~~+A $3.50 ANHAf bNA'- B.
That Middle Tennessee is 10 have a
new railroad opening up a vast field
lOr timber aud mineral development
aud an agricultural section Tor timber
and mining development and an at.
tracliVe agricultural section Tor emi.
grants is The announcement made al the
Industrial Bureau in the authorized
statement that surveys have been IN.
pleIed Tor grading the road bed Of The
Tennessee Valley Iron aud Railroad
Company which proposes 10 construct,
with the cooperation Of the Louisville
, & Nashville Railroad, a new line con.
Meeting Iron City in Lawrence County,
with hcGlamerY's Stand, in Wayne
County That Nashville will be the
headquarters oil this new road is equal.
lY an interesting and important an
nOuncement by the prodieclers OF the
enterprise.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

HnVn NTN. the cold-cure snat dees the
work In hours, and will
not make you sick. Try ID
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

DR., Miles Anti-Psin Pulls for headache,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

Every night
At the Princess
Good motion pictures,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
enterprise
HEMETlTE DEPOSITS

AAAFA n 4 \ DAst OOl >
The territory which the road
will traverse is that for so long
traVersed by the late Col ] B Killebrew,
where il was stated that a very fine
quality of hemitite ore and in large
quantities was 10 be found, The pro-
moters OF the movement also declare
that the timber and farm lands OF that
section comprise an additional splendid
source Of material development. The
Tennessee Valley Company owns
$4,000 acres Of timber aud iron ore
lands in this section and expects 10 be.
gin as soon as possible 10 promote a
general development OF their resources.
Among the plans considered is The
construction OF wood chemical plant
Of capacity Of one hundred cords Of
wood per day, which estimates say, will
produce 4,500 bushels Of charcoal,
$500 pounds of acetate Of lime and
/ 500 gallons of wood alcohol.
WILL SELL LAND
As fast as the timber is removed
from the land it is proposed TO sell off
the lots Of from so 10 $50 acres and
every effort will be made to encour.
rye agricultural development along
lines. A land company is proposed to
be formed for the particular purpose,
Of marketing the cut.over lands. II is
: also proposed TO build new town 10
. be known as Cottonwood, two miles
. north Of McGlamery's Stand and ten
E miles south Of Wavnesboro, the county
seat. 1t is planned to have the road
completed and in peratio by
the first of July next, and work on
grading the road bed has been begun
n by Lacy Mcdowell & CO., contractors
Of Brentwood. The territory cOntem
Ir plated by the completed road as pro
ir jected will comprise 100000 acres o
land.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

ABE POTTER, Administrator
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02

talk with you In discussing the letter Mr. Hearst says:
SIS it singular thing that Mr. Roosevelt should have
allowed of Sbeys character as messenger or ne
gotiaor between him and the Standard Oil Company
THAT Sbey should have been ambassador pienpo
Tertiary to president by the Standard Oil Company under
andab enough but that the president should have received hun
and talked oonfdena with him and entrusted messages to HIM.
and carried negotiations with him inoomprehensible.
Let ask Mr. Roosevelt for full statement in regard to
this letter The points developed it do entirely harmonic
with Mr. Rooseve lofty pose of ignorance and indifference in
all matters relating the wicked Mr. Archbod and the sordd
Standard Oil Company Let give Mr. Roosevelt every oppor
tmity explain, however.
MIR Roosevelt is great expaner He has explained away
the Dear Maria letters He has explained away the Dear Har
man letters He has explained away the Tennessee Goal Iron
DEAL and doubtless he explain away the implications the
Standard Oil letters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02
GENTLEMEN, THE VOTERS
AWAIT YOUR ANSWERS

Walter S. Sullivan candidate for county Judge, who
are you personally supporting for president-W How
ard Taft Theodore Roosevelt? Who you person
ally supporting for governor-Chff Parks or f. p Cos
tigan?
\. c. Newton, candidate for the legislature who are
you supporting for preSdent-W. Howard aft or he
odore Roosevelt? Who are you supporting for gov
ernor-Cliff Parks or f. p Costigan?
ID. w, Aupperle candidate for treasurer, who are
you personally supportng-Iaft Roosevelt? Who
you personally supporting for governor-Parks
Costgan?
Charles Jones, candidate for clerk, who are you
supporting for president-Iaft or Roosevelt? Who
you supporting for goycnor-Parks Costigan'
William Struthers candidate for sheriff, are you
for Taft for ROOSEVELT for Parks for Costigan?
John T. Brown, candidate for assessor, are you
for Taft or Roosevelt, Parks Costigan?
Lee Hampton candidate for superintendent are
you for Taft or Roosevelt Parks Costigan?
Ben Z. Snyder, candidate for commissioner, are
you for Taft Roosevelt, Parks or Costigan?
William Briggs candidate for commissioner are
you for Taft or Roosevelt, Parks Costigan?
II. \. lunker, candidate for coroner you for
Taft or Roosevelt Parks Costigan?
]. H. Fisk candidate for surveyor are you for Taft
or Roosevelt Parks Costigan?
ID. s. Miller, chairman of the republican county
central committee are you for Taft or Roosevelt Parks
Costigan?
l. G Worthngton, secretary of the county central
eommteetare you for Taft or. Roosevelt, Parks
I'IlE VOTERS y OF MESA COUNTY HAVE
THESE TWO GREAT RACES, TIE PREsIDEN-
J. Az AND LIE GCBtRNAIORlAL RACES.
YOUR POSITION MAKES II IMPERATIVE
THAT YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
YOU CANNOT SUPPORT BOTH ROOSE-
Welt AND TAFT BOTH PARKS AND COSlI-
GAN. 50 IT IS UP TO YOU TO ANNOUNCE
YOUR CHOICE
THE SENTINEL WILL PUBLISH YOUR
ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS
EVERY CANDIDATE WILL GET A COPY
OF THIS PAPER.
THE VOTERS AWAIT YOUR ANSWER.
II you want to- fill out the blank below and mail
or bring to this office
My choice for president OF the United States is...
My choice for governor of Colorado is ...........
Signed .....,..,.......
Candidate for Observation-Disclosures.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02
JUST NOTE THE CONTRAST.

Once Theodore Roosevelt called upon explain
his connection with Standard Oil.
In the October issue of Hearss Magazine appears long
from William Randolph Hearst reviewing the transac-
by which John d. Archbod of the oil gave Senator
Pcnrosc check for 5000 to aid presumably PenroSes
campaign After soaring the for accepting Penrose
explanations that this money for Rooseves campaign and
for Penro the takes up another subject that prom
make the colonel warm under the collar.
\ facsimile of letter from Congressman Sibey a Standard
Oil agent, John ID, Archbod telling conversation that
Sbey had with Roosevelt regard the oil tp reproduced
In the letter Mr. Sb definitely he president Roose.
ye urged strongly that you Archbo and meet hin,
and said he wanted YOU luncheon where he could have q
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02
NeW Plateau-to-
NeWcastle Road
Approved By Board

The road from Plateau valley to
Newcastle, over the big hogback.
which opens a new and shorter road
from this city to Glenwood, the
present route along the Grand river
through Rifle and Grand Valley, has
been approved by the state highway
commission, and as soon as funds
are available money will be applied
on the Improvement of the line.
II is understood that the road has
the endorsement of the Mesa county
board of commissioners and most OF
the route lies in this county. Gar
Held county commissioners have al
ready expressed themselves as high
iy In favor of the road, and it is
expected that next year it can be
opened for traffic.
Chairman C. p. Allen of the state
highway commission, ACCOMPANIED by
MS wife and Thomas II. Tully OF
Durango. a member of the board,
successfully completed the trip YES
terday. They went over the whole
road by automobile, and while it is
rough in many places can be man
aged by nervy chauffeur in strong
car.
1t will place Glenwood 20 miles
nearer Grand Junction on a road that
VIII not require nearly So much
repair as the present road.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, EXPLAIN.

In 1904 the magnes and the great combinations raised
S2oSS,ooo elect Roosevelt president This much they acknow
edged but the real total of that ssh fund probably equaled
S5ooo,ooo.
The democrats that year managed raise about
TOR their campaign expenses
1t wasn't hard to tell which side the bosses
Again this year. Roosevelt running progressive ticket
and backed by such magnates Perkins Morgan al has
money to burn
The democrats this to September 80, had succeeded
in raising 100000 for their campaign expenses
Is there any doubt in your mind who the bosses are
favoring again this year?
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02
rultaNews Notes

alton OF the pipe line while away.
j. L. steele came down from Grand
junction yesterday for a short visit
with his daughtcrS Mcsdames II. c.
Wagner, I. ID. Bowman and +. d.
kieter.
Byruu's TroubadGrs gave splcn-
uid entertainment last evening al the
Majestic. Tile program consisted of
vocal and instrumental selections.
and were fully appreciated by the
music lovers OF Fruita,
Jay Nearing and son Thcrm went
up TO Grand junction yesterday to
visit Bert Yount, the jockey who was
so seriously injured ut the fair
grounds. They report his condition
tomewliat improved, but still serious.
MT. Nearing and Bert Yount are both
Old residents of Fruita.
The convention held at the Chris
tan tabernacle yesterday WIS well
attended. TIM principal uddresses
We're given by Charles W. Dean and
Clark Bowers. Much valuable in
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-02
PORTER'S POSITION IS CLEAR.

William Porter democrati6 candidate for representative
ably qualified for this office His democracy that of
principle expedency he stands for the good against
the special privilege He believes that government ordained
to the good the greatest number He cham
ponS odashoned democracy and cngs the standards
founders of the party because he their predomnance the
best hope of maintaining the rights and preserving the
of the people.
He is pledged the support Wilson and Marshall for
president and vice president.