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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
SENATOR WORKS
DECRIEST T.R. AND
HARVESTER TRUST
MENT FOR SINGLE PRESI-
DENTAL TERM,
TAFT IS ALSO UPBRA|OEO
Californian Declares There Should
Be Nothing to Interfere With the
Presidents Proper Ackions-Says
Party was Tainted.

Washington, Dec. Sin a speech
today in the senate upon his resolu-
ton for a constitutional amenamen,
that would provide single six year
presidential term, Senator Works of
California, identified since his entry
into the senate with the progressive
republican faction, made a strong
cricism of Theodore Roosevelt and
the progressive party for their affili-
alton with George w. Perkins and
other representatives of large corpor-
ations.
Senator Works declared that both
Roosevelt and Taft deserved defeat.
He asserted that Roosevelt, when
president, had withheld action against
the harvester trust with the natural
result that Mr.. Perkins had been one
of the chief Roosevelt hackers in the
fight this year for the progressive
nomination; and, with equal empha-
sis, he declared that President Taft
had lost the respect and good will
of many good people by going upon
thc stump against Colonel Roosevelt. y
The attack upon Colonel Roosevelt
came in connection with Senator
Works assertion that the presidents
office had been used to prevent ad-
verse action against corporations.
Facts brought out in the senatorial
Investigation of campaign expendi-
lures were cited by Senator Works
to show the extent to which trusts
and their millionaire stockholders"
had contributed to campaign contri-
buttons. He declared that privilege
seeking corporations support the
public official who will grant them
privileges
The investigation of campaign
contributions, lately had, has ex-
pressed some of the darkest pages,
of the political history of the coun-
try" he continued. 1T has revealed
the unpleasant facts that the money
used for campaign purposes, both by
past years was supplied almost Who'll
ly by men interested in the large
corporations that were amenable to
punishment under the anti trust law.
''The new progressiev party was
tainted in the very beginning by put
ting itself in the hands of the same
interests. 1t was managed and I'm
nanced by promoters, corruptionists
and trust magnates. In all these
cases money was contributed to Sc
cure the election of man VINO, II
elected, would be entrusted with the
power of determining conclusively
whether or not they should be pros
ecuted.
A single presidential term, Sena-
tor Works declared, would prevent
the use of patronage and the power
of office in the way it is now used
and would remove the opportunity a
president now has to grant favors or
infiict punishment upon campaign
friends or enemies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
MISTAKE IN NAVIGATION.
CAPTAIN Steered for ST. Andrews
Sound Instead of St. Andrews Bay.

The Spanish brig Joven Antonio
sailed Sunday for ST. Andrews Bay,
Florida. where she was bound from
Havana
The captain of the Antonio was
"a. nless wil3l reading his map and
stcered for st Andrews Souid III
stead of ST. Andr .ws Fay.
This mis- ak. cost the CAPITA of
the brig several days delay and pii-
otage bills, clearance fees and other
things, probably $3.50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
is GOING TO MONTGOMERY.
Ex-Fire Chief Taylor to Leave Bruins
wick Today.

e. F. Taylor, former chief of the
Brunswick fire department, leaves to-
day for Montgomery, Ala, where he
goes to accept the important posi-
tion as yardmaster of the Atlantic
Coast Line at that place.
1t was Mr.. Taylor who brought the
ire department up to its present high
and efficient standard, and besides
being good fire CHIEF is rail-
road man of ability as sis sure to
make good in his n psition. The
News wishes him
field.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
HOLIDAY SHOPPING IS
NOW ON IN EARNEST
THE REAL RUSH STARTED YES
TERDAY AND WILL NOW
CONTINUE.

That the people of Brunswick have
decided to shop early and, probably
often, was demonstrated all along
the business houses and from open
ing to closing the stores were crowd
ed The merchants are displaying
handsome and complete stocks of
goods this season and the people
should show their appreciation by
liberal patronage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
Increase in Copper.

New York, Dec 9.-The statement
of the Copper Producers Associa-
lion for November shows an increase
in stocks on hand Of 9,4l9,095
pounds, compared with the previous
month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
FIVE ARE INJURED IN A.
COLLISION OF FRISCO TRAINS

Claremore, Okla, Dec. I'm
head-on collision at Foyil, Okla, early
today between the California Limited
and the Kansas City Meteor" two
fast passenger trains on the st. Louis
and San Francisco railroad, five pas
sengers are reported injured
Several of the cars were demol-
ished.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-10
THE LAST ELECTION TODAY.
Mayor and Four Aldermen to Be
Named

Wdyor and r our HIuermeh 70 BE
Named.
The regular election for mayor and
four aldermen to sere tvhe coming
two years will be held at the city
hall today and this will end the cleo
tions for the year 1912.
The voters will ratify the action
of the recent primary and the follow
ing will be elected: Mayor, J. Hunter
Hopkins; aldermen, First ward, J. L..
Andrews; Second ward, M. b. Nc
Kinnon; Third ward. Claude Dart;
Fourth ward, T. Newman.
The evening world., 1912-10-10
Musical Comedy Section

The complete score and the
separate songs of every musical
comedy will be found at Mays
as soon as published, and always
at lower price than the lowest
advertised price elsewhere.
The evening world., 1912-10-10
BE SURE TO REGISTER!
The First land LasO Chance Will
he Tomorrow At 2 A. NJ.

Registration commences tomorrow
morning at O'Clock and continues UNI
III 10 o'clock at night All day Satur-
day will also be taken up with registra-
iion between the same hours. on the
same days OF next week voters may
avail themselves OF the law. but all
those who are not registered by 10
o'clock Saturday night. Oct. 10. will lose
their chance TO vote
To get on the register one must have
been In the State one year. Ia the
County four months, and in the election
district thirty days. Persons living In
lodging houses and Raines law hotels
are obliged to DE registered from their
!, abodes before being allowed to go on
the register. The lists for this purpose
were closed last Monday.
The evening world., 1912-10-10
BURGLARS BLOW A SAFE
As TRAIN PASSES; GET $725.
Noise Of Elevated Deadens Sound
;. Of Nlroglycerine Explosion In
Second Avenue Store.


= 0urgisrs early to-day blew . small
9 saes IN the office OF Cohen q siegel.
VINO have an interior decorating. paint
!! and paper store At No. ibs6 Second ave-
= nue.. They got s2z5 In cash and neso-
liable securities worth $500. II 10 be-
lisved the nitro siycer1ne that wrecked
the strong boz was Get OF a. an els-
waited train passed. as no one IN the
oaaghborhood heard the explosion.
NE thieves got to the rear yard of
l. - oosr-story building occupied by the
= Am By going through . tenement IN
1ast Eighty -drst street In the yard Of
" ehs aAjoinins building they found sew
7 seal Old iron beds and used the con.
nesting rods - . lsddsr % reach 9
window.
knaSa.
The safe. near the front Of the store
10 screened from outside view by win.
dow daspiaya Tho burglars raided the
workshop for drills. soap and other
things needed. and frst tried to dral
ths outer door OF the safe, which 4,
about two by three feet. Failing tc
penstrats the hard steel. they worked
with the combination until they opened
!, cue doora
They then found themselves confront
ed by steel inner doors These the,
{ drilled. Pouring nitro-glycerlne into IN,
safe. they stopped up the crevlces witt
soap and touched II of. the force o.
{ the explosion hurting the doors far In,
the office. The cash and securities wer,
then easy to get
The evening world., 1912-10-10
NO HOME RULE--LONC;;
50. BUT |T'SO.K.-- REDMOND,
AS BOTH SAIL AWAY
Irish Too Quarrelsolnc, Says
Conservative Leader, to Which
Irish Leader Replies.

IT'S rough trip. lads. that ship Cell
ito will have over the pond to Liver
pool, what with the RI Hon. walter
Long, N. p, Conservative ex-Secretary
for ireland. and the Hon. W. II. X. He'd
mond. NJ. r., brother o, Home Rule
Redmond. and himself a fighter for free
ireland. both together on the same
ship.
The irish couldn't govern themselves
~ they did have Home Rule; they're
ousrrelsome and a reckless lot said
the Ri. Hon. Long. NJ. p. before he
left the dock TO 80 on the ship,
The Government will grant Home
Rule at the next session Of Parliament
We're sure to get IT. said the Hon.
Redmond. M. +.
And amt Il lucky you're not sailing on
that ship?
Redmond, who has been three weeks
In this country. attending the conven-
ton Of the United Irish League in Phil
adeipaha and touring the important
cites in the East and Middle West, was
escorted down 20 the dock by a brave
dsiesation OF the boys. who are with
him in his work. There were Michael C.
corbley. Chairman OF the Farewell
Committee, and Michael Fox. Secretary
Of the United Irish League Then there
were Thomas Kelly of the A. o. II.
and DR.. and Mrs. William T. Power:
Nrs Power 10 the daughter OF John
Redmond himself.
ct believe the demonstration that Is
eeing made In America for home rule
will move the British Government 10
hasten the passage of a Homo Rule
bill next Parliament said Mr.. Red
mund. MY journey TO this country
mas borne moro fruit than any Of the
othsrs I have made; the contributions
to the cause arc heavier than before.
Surely the weight Of American opinion
hes hsartened the Irish Nationalist
party and programme"
Then this II what the former escrs-
tary for Ireland under . Conservative
Government had to say about the Same
subject:
II am unAltsrabiy opposed 70 home
rule. II II were not for the politicians
VINO keep stirring up che issue the
homo rule issus would be 90 dead a.
Q msckersi BY this time. The present
Liberal Government viii not i've long
enough 20 force through . Home Rule
: haIl: u 10 only . question Of weeks be-
fore It goes out Of ofhos anyway.
The Home Rule bill y especially Of
fsnsivs to Dnslishmen because It estab-
fishes Parliament for ireland. Should
The Irish get homo rule they wouldn't
S know what to do with H. they would
ID, be auarrelinG among themselves In Q
!, fortnight"
The evening world., 1912-10-10
A FAMILIAR LEGEND.

Fron the LOUISVILLE tour1erJoumal)
II ought 10 have some legends con-
: nected with the place." said the land
lord. "They bring trade. legends 10.
There needn't necessarily be any truth
in them. you know"
stick TO the legend that you are run.
ming Q first-class hotel advised the
guest That legend will catch a few
suckers every year"
The evening world., 1912-10-10

3e-4esssw Y the .Slrst .dsy Of registra-
- ss2 81 p s;:.': "a, zoe o.. s. 8.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
HumphrieS for Reelection
county agair

Hon. Geo. T. Humphries of
Salem, Fulton county, is a candi'
date for reelection to the Office OF
judge of the Chancery courts OF
this district. Mr.. Humphries has
been judge of this district for several
years and so far as we have been
able to learn has made an efficient
officer. He is very popular with
the members of the bar here, as we'll
as at other points, as is proven by
the fact that he has no opposition.
His decisions have stood the tests
of the supreme court well, very few
reversals having been made against
them in all bis past rulings. The
Judge IS ,e..- popular with the
people as well as the members of
his profession and he will doubtless
receive the universal support of all.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26

w. r. Bowling, a substantial
citizen of Maynard, was a business
visitor in Pocahontas Monday.
Mary Smith, alias Renchler, has
been sentenced to one year in the
pen from Clay county for assault and
battery and attempt to kill William
Kidd and family of that county.
Dave Kelley, an accomplice, was
fined one hundred dollars and an
hour in Jail.
Jim Creason, one of Warm
Springs best citizens, was looking
after business matters here Monday
of this week.
j. R. Gazaway of Biggers was a
pleasant caller Monday.
Omer Childs was visiting relatives
at Poplar Bluff last week.
Sam Lindsey, candidate for rep
resentative of Randolph county, was
in Pocahontas Saturday enroute to
Lawrence county to visit his father,
in'law, who was reported to be very
ill. He returned first of this week
and has been meeting the boys about
town with reference TO his candidacy.
Rev. A. NJ. Doss of Dalton was
in town day or two the latter part
of last week shaking hands with the
boys and telling them that he want
ed to be representative of Randolph
county again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26

in this paper over his signature ana
the people will have chance 10
see inst where he stands with reter-
ence TO the matters which moSV
concern the citizenship of Randolph
county. He asks that his candidacy
be given due consideration, promlS'
ing that if he should be the choice
of the Democrats of this county,
that the very best possible service
would be rendered by him.
Mr.. Doss, as we all know, IS a
good man aud citizen, honest ana
upright in all his dealings with his
fellowman, both in public and prI-
yate life. He has been tried and
found true. His record is an open
book and all have the privilege OF
making such investigations as they
desire.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
FREE SAMPLE OF LAXATIVE
CURED HIS CONSTIPATION

When person has become dis
couraged through years of failure to
ind cure, and finally, perhans gives
up trying, it is small wonder that he
becomes skeptical. And yet, to all
Wno VIn have constipation, we would saw.
ITy Just one thing more"
o,ye We wish you would try DR.. Cald-
wells, Syrup Pepsln, a laxative tonic
tnat ina mas been used for a generation.
thousands are using it; surely some
OF your friends among the number.
you You can buy it of any druggist at
nlty cents and one dollar a bottle. but
getter @ SUI, send your name and ad-
dress TO DR.. Caldwell for a free sam
pie bottle He will send you enough
10 convince you of its merits, and
then II you like it you can buy it of
your druggist. Mr.. J. ]. Petty of I'm
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
V Err Y YER Y
> ? E CIAL L
10 Our Many Friends And Customers
The month of January usually being dull have de
cded to begin special sale on
Saturday, January 9Th

and continue the entire month.
During this sale going make special prices all
lines and will be your interest to and share the bar
gains going to offer.
To begin with going to sell all cacoes at 5cper
yard and all IL lie ginghams and chambrys will M
We will give you price every article in the store and
will have everything marked in red figures you that
are getting things at less than former prices.
We would not have you think this close out sale for we have
idea of going of business but only wish to make the month
of January better month than usual
We will pay you much for your produce the other fellow
and give you more goods for the same money.
Yours
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
Two Deaths at Hardy

Monday morning at our home a
fire was made in the kitchen stove
for breakfast and when the damper
was turned down to warm up the
oven to bake the bread the old stove
refused to draw in the usual manner
and filled the room with smoke un-
til 1t was necessary to leave the
damper up until breakfast was over.
After the meal was served Miss
Nelia Phillips went to clean out the
bottom of the stove and found in
there a "screach" owl and an
English sparrow, which had un-
doubtedly fallen down the fue dur
ing the previous night while seek
ing shelter from the extreme cold. -
Hardy Herald.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
2 Per Cent FOR Cash

An exchange says a train In ArI'
zona was boarded by robbers, who
went through the pockets of the
luckless passengers, one Of them
happened to be a travelling salesman
from New York who when his turn
came fshed out 5000, but rapidly
took 81 from the pile and placed 1t
in his vest pocket. "What do you
mean By that?" asked the rObber, as
he toyed with his revolver. Hur-
riedly came the answer, "Mine
frient, you surely would not refuse
me 2 per zent discount on a strictly
cash transaction like this?"
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
II. F. REDW|NE & CD.
Maynard, Ark.
Collectors Notice

Notice is hereby given that will be at the following places
the dates opposite for the purpose of collecting the personal
real and per capita taxes of Randolph county
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26

After which time will be in my Office at the Court House
Demun Township, until the 10th day of April 1912.
This Dec. l, 1911. SAM BROWN,
Sheriff and ex-ofco Collector of Randolph county AYt
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
Cutting Affray

A serious cutting affray took place
at the home of JEFF Joiner, near
Old Walnut Ridge, on last Mon
day night when Gus Warner and
Lloyd Barton became engaged in a
difficulty. Barton was cut in three
places across the face and at first it
was thought his wounds would
prove very serious. DR.. McCarroll
was called, dressed the wounds and
young Barton is now out of danger.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
for Representative

We this week announce Rev. A.
NJ. Doss of Dalton as a candidate
for Representative of Randolph
county, subject 30 the will of the
Democratic voters at the March
primary. Rev. Doss Is not a stran-
ger to the people of Randolph coun.
ty by any means. lie served one
term in the Legislature and received
a heavy vote for reelection. but
was defeated by a small margin.
Mr.. Doss will present his platform
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
Palace Drug Store.
|, Local and otherwise

The citizens of lizard county
assessed their personal property al
only so per cent of It's value for the
year 1911, therefore the total assess
ment is about 100000 below what
it was last year.
The real estate of lizard co unity il
valued at $724,l35.
K. ] Messmore of Maynard ca llet
Saturday. He Is advertising sale
for January 80. See his ad IN this
issue.
w. ID. Haas of Water Valley
came in to see us Thursday.
w. j. Luter Of Maynard has our
thanks for years subscription.
John r. Holland Of the east of
town called to see us awhile Satur.
day.
Willis Cherry, one of o. NJ A.
boys, gave us a call Friday, and
. gave us a wheel for another year.
Elmer Lentz of Maynard was a
Nbusiness caller Saturday.
]. l.. Cox, prominent candidate
for tax assessor, was down from
Biggers Saturday, shaking hands
with the boys and telling them he
was in the race to win.
j. w. Shaver of Reyno, one of
the leading business men of that
town, was in Pocahontas Saturday
on business. The Star Herald ac-
knowledges a pleasant visit from
Mr.. Shaver.
Mrs. Lutte Spikes of Swarts was
visiting in Pocahontas last Satur-
day and was a pleasant caller at the
Star Herald office while IN town.
K. NJ. Nuckles of Water Valley
will please accept our thanks for a
dollar on subscription.
Hymen Tyer, one of the Star
Herald's staunch friends Of Foster,
called Saturday and checked up for
another years reading of the Star
Herald.
Mrs. Frank Adair and Miss
Agnes Niehaus were pleasant yisi-
tors Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
Change in Local Schedule

A very material change was made
IN the schedule of the local freight
between Hoxie and Puxico, Mo-,
last Saturday morning. Hereafter
the local will leave Hoxie each morn,
ing at o'clock and will run through
to Puxico. Mo-, passing Pocahontas
about 9 o'clock. A local will leave
Puxlco at the same time each day,
arriving here about 8 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26

ionville. Mo-, Mr.. George w ZHnzacf- I
man ma Of Harrisburg, Pa, and Eazny
ntbers ltd,a - of both sexes and in all part1 Of
the d1tieso Country IN ' first used sample sos,ie
and m now have it regularly AZ the
house.
You will learn to do away Tf'h
salts, waters and cathaartlcs -. ~, ~ ~
are but temporary reliels .....,l.,i VIII 10y;
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is su91i .i - ,r.,:.,
to cure permanently. II .,,,,Hr1er m~r ~ "a.
your stomach and bowel inuS~IsA lIr -. -
that they will do their "oIS ~S,..a g-i
aside your skepticism and try Sgru0
Pepsin.
For the free sample address Dr. w.
B. Caldwell, 4O2 Caldwell ha1ia1hSr
Monticello, Ill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26

August Is, 1921, ten years 0eHce.
He is optimistic enough to believe
That he is going to live that toug
and he knows that If he does he WiII
want to read the "Old Reliable. -
hence his hunching himself ailsai
thusly.-Doniphau Prospect News
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26
Oh, For One Like Him

W. A. Brown, the yellow pine
lumber manufacturer of Pine, was
down to this city the first of the
week While here he came IN and
favored this paper with a settlement
of subscription for himself until
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-26

Miss Agnes NiehanS OF Cellna'
Ohio who has been visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Adar at Manson
and friends in Pocahontas ior tne
last three weeks, will return to her
homo this week. Miss Niehaus is a
lady printer and was a ,,;, very pleas e.
amt visitor at the Star Herald office
several times during her stay in
PocahOntas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Norment
were at Batesyille last week. Mr.
Normept was looking after insur'
auce business and Mrs. Norment
was visiting relatives
The Randolph county grand jury
adjourned Saturday afternoon, after
having returned only ten true bills
of Indictment. This Is the smallest
number of bills ever returned by
the grand jury in this county
Monroe White OF Ravenden
Springs paid our office pleasant
visit last Friday.
Logan Wilmington, one OF D.
M. Smiths best salesmen of Reyno,
was a business visitor in Pocahon-
tas last Friday and favored the
Star Herald Office with a pleasant
visit.
Miss Ora Spencer of Maynard is
visiting friends in Pocahontas this
week.
J. D. Stubblefeld of Dalton gave
us short visit Friday.
Just received nice line of coffins
and caskets. ELMER LENTz,
81 .4tp Maynard, Ark.
For RENT-Good business house
on court square, known as n. A.
Childs' old stand for rent. Call on
VIM. DeClerk, Pocahontas, Ark.
2l-4tp
The Springfield business college
is continually asked for more young
men graduates than it can supply.
Many of our boys could be placed
in splendid situations if they would
only prepare. Parents should urge
the boys to prepare for good posi-
ton.
Several ladies of Hoxie have or
ganized a dancing club apd named
it the Leap Year Dancing Club.
The gentlemen are Not permitted to
ask the ladies foy & dance, but must
wait until the ladies' ask them. The
of the Gib bb are Mrs. Willis
Pace, presidents Mrs. A. B. McKis'
ZEN, vice president, Mrs. &. B.
Bono, secretary and treasurer; Miss
Kate Lomax, floor manager, Mrs.
W. P. Bispham musical director.
Hon. Tom Campbell of Pocahon-
as, candidate for congress, was
lere Yesterday enroute home from
Searcy, where he addressed a large
,rowd of voters at court Monday.
Friends Of Mr.. Campbell are claim
ng White county for him by a
great big majority, Times Dis
patch.
Miss Ruth Pringle Of Pocahon.
as, who is visiting DR.. and Mrs.
J. E. Pringle, was a guest of the
Leap Year Dancing Club Tuesday
Correspondent Times
Lemmons will guarantee you
just as good pictures as you will
get in the cities and at much less
cost.
J. A. Ryburn, an old time friend
Of Maynard, was a pleasant and sub
'tantial caller Monday.