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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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"iou can say that we will sue for
$l,OOo,000 and that everyone whom
we believe had any connection with
the deportation will be made q
defendant"
These words closed an interview
With Charles Sumner Witwer, q
Denver attorney, representing Mise
Sylvia Smith, editor of the Marble
City Times, who was escorted out of
town on the morning of March 2S by
Town Marshal r. j. Mahoney That
official gave o. his reason for the
action the fact that Mise Smith was
threatened with summary treatment
by the people of the town unless she
got out.
On the Monday previous to her
departure resolutions were adopted
at . meeting attended by several
hundred people in which she was
characterized as an undesirable citi-
zen who was threatening the very
life blood of the town by attacking
its principal industry--the Colorado
Yule Marble company.
Attorney Witwer says that the
town of Marble, the Colorado Yule
Marble company, every town official
and every person whose name appears
upon resolutions adopted at the
meeting referred to will be named as
defendants. He said Miss Smith
was particularly bitter against Rev.
j. A. Walton, who she accuses OF
directing the demonstration against
her. The suit he asserted would be
filed within a week. Attorney
Witwer was here before the district
court in a damage case in which Miss
Smith was the principal witness
Miss Smith refssed 10 talk of her
plans
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
MOI Lsf - ees~

The Maple Leaf mine at Sillsville,
owned by c. T. Sills, proprietor Of
the Gunnison Republican, resumed
operations this week. This property
has been well developed and con-
siderable money has been spent in
installing a mill and compressor
Between l. and 20 men will be
given work at once by the reopening
of the Maple Leaf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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IT, 0~nnisra cAasuA0 ~ss
ssua.D q NnaAssiaG g EasAs nss
Esosna ssxiso oAAs.Gasssssd -
ossie 80 pssous.s s~ssskls " sts
Aas ~sss ~.
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~asesaG - SsaA~v Schsa sAsIAsss
ssss Gssss cAssUe. kscsasssoas ssd
sisOssG wsss tsssssss II shs psasEs~,
end in skis wesk shs chslAsss he'd
bssa ssssssd By sLsu S~sdsy ScAsol
ssechsss. EveaiHG ssrvsess wsss
d.speUssd with ea seeosas Of she
CIVIC Issess @sssiAG schsdsisd sos
the cosstkos~e.
A Ssasiss hsss.aG II ESQ eclsak
in the mornsRS eoae scted by si.s
usemhsEs of the Chrissssa Eadeasor
and Epworth League wss held st the
Presbyssrisa chsrch. Over forty
wess present In the evening the
Chr'stisa Endssvor society eele-
esaAsd its ssxtseuth saaiveFsary
GpssssnSs wess seed fvon Rev b. o.
Powelsoa Of Bosldes, Who osssaizsd
the secisty. end wss . forees pastor
of the Psssbytsrisn chssch ksse, and
slse froa chsstr nssahsss Of the
s@iesy noe pssidIaS in New York,
Texsa, CslifosaiA. lo~s sad othsr
sGaAso
The mosniAg services 1t the Psss-
hytsriaa church we're fsatussd By
music.
Al s.. Peters cAsFch AiGA mass
was csle bsstsd q ten o'clock, Fssher
wa. Kipp delivering tbs sssnoa.
He subject Vas The Ressrssctioa. "
Accompanied by osssn sad violin,
the choir rendepsd battnaa's nass.
Aiss Eva Zoellnsr wss oressisG sad
Messss. 4. j. Schimek cad h. l..
Richtsr wsse violinisAs. The mssical
ZsOso ineasAs1 . 80 ananiaiAaas
Feadesed By Miss Olive Veo.
The spiendidly trained choir boys
Was . noticeable feature. They were
Masters Lawrence O'Ieary, Frank
Reardon, Harold Doyle and John
Walker
The artisticslly decorated altar
was the work of the ladies of the
Altar Society The regular Sunday
services were held.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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Gsihsd s0anapas - . Vsssasnssi
= ss;'ea sGaasa Aesss Il M-fsss,
- y 4. WssAssa Il Dsssss,
nD.,dsus a ~ Hs1saaal As& Whias
I Dve sssscssasaa, OossA ~ 0a-
LA 4 400 dass eVsscA nskaaG ~
OaS " ~ Ao~s Il Assa
Aachssd 90 keadsy - ed eoa-
( 0es'ae . pssyss s.sssssG ts ~
hases HI coaclsdsd h's sppssl
- eshem sisA . psuoa.s V Sad shss,
eenes saysssss shey wsss sssdy "
0Ve the lte tkey we're IesdiaE
Nevessl II the essls wept bs, sone
- .m@sdssse sdvsssAes Il the
z ~ made by the Rss. Mr. woodssa
The hrus trip 10 the blanchard
0pse was made alone bv Res
vsodruf He could NOT gaia cd
0bsioa.
A. presideus of the sssociation Of
UoIch ae 10 the official head, he is
O1ltled 10 certain poliee rlshss.
Burning 70 the eosrthosss, Rev.
WeOdrsG psesssd Skssia Pea
lion sad G. I. Stlls, sdisos of shs
0ann'soa Rspsbl,csn, into service,
- the three retsrsed 70 the
0Dnchssd house. Tae dooss we're
Qned shes.
scsnsly in Gsnsisoa shsss hsa
- osoasissA . Civic Lsaese,
q ch has for its psrpose "clssainl
e q tAs seva. The pssticulsr
< dnsivs cosditioa 10 the presence
|o Aossss d ill-fsnse. These ths
oDss dsaosA shsll be wipsd out
~ rsposssd that the program in
dodes askinG the district court te
|GAmn . sssnd jury, II necessary
| @ Bcsss chosen by the league are
10 4 Helliasshesd, president; Ars
| a. eills, vice president; 0eorRs
u - essssusss; Nassy Fees
sscrsAsry; John Steele, chairman o
exscsAive board; Ralph Gsvetts
chais0an finance committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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can4aAasy cessn sNORGDd - -
sosss sepsssnsasssv~s q cisn~ =
- A,GA scAssa wsasssAa1 s~uui1G
ssshs Nsn.l b~ilAssS Assv . sV.aaA0
ksso. It's partsc.penss hsA -
A,s a ~ fnsassass bot sh~ ssAsunD
wss sslliaG " give sppsessi ~ -
wAesssss asselopsA. - wss shGD
- tie AsadsaeepssG tellewsaG -
ssssssosss fso~ she sssas a -
psssDs sskiAG Psu. Splssdsd oaGs
ssssrs0sUtsl and vocal $500
rHssss,sliy TO the enjey~ssi Il -
eecsssoa.
The debsse wss upon the sst,1sue:
Resolved thas the recall Of JsA0ss
10 advisable sad eosnpssible wisA .
Repsblicsa for~ of sossrn@s.s, "
and the rules pesmitsed each QUE -
easing 10 take the side he ssw e.
tbs decisioa being based wholly -
ssssAsth Of srssmens.
The debssess were Herbert Exhss,
Hoasr Gssy. Roy HollinsshseA -
Reid Mcneil.
Herbsst Exter VAS gives -
dscision. Jsdee Spsiee ShsCkb-
ford, L. n. Nosrse sad j. A. AA-
ritsss wsss the jsAess, JsAU
sAsoklsiosd pssssssiaG the nsAA.
In osssory shs Pssticipssss -;
Hosssd EAdy. bsysa Hsrrick, ~
HrlliAs.Assd ed Dss LSAaa. -
HolliHGsAssd wss TIE wissss. n
jsAass in this eoatsss we've Rss ".
@. hcCoesell. D.. n. AsckisssuA
ssd Cha. ,. Roshris.
The dsclsmstory contest 90
judged BY the same co~Dissss q
wss the osatosical costsse, ths ysoaG
lsaiss taking psrs being hiss Lscils
Andsssoa, Miss Isoas Rsses, Misl
1osniAa ns1las~ AnA nio-.Ae~sl
Myers. The swssd wss made h
Miss Bsses. Rev. Mr.. kcCoaneI
presented the medals 70 the winners
These gold medals are permsnen'
awards made annually BY the follow
ing citizens: John A. Steele fol
defamation; Jos. Blackstock fol
oratory, and c. A. Hollingshead fol
argument.
In addition TO the medals, tn,
winners of "Wednesday nights con
test will represent the Gunnisor
County Hisk School at Montrose
May 3, the occasion being the snnua
Western Slope high school contest
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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esuR susss.sd TussAsg, sssA JsA0
SSsiag sAanah6usd psssidiA6
ns 90 oslv 80 0i@ial e.s
A~sAsssd. - q Liaa ssssss1 a
sAsshAg eAD iuua Aasa nlsscAasd.
Assasssy L. y. ke~s~ ss ~ -
~.Aass ssAsd ~ . sosssssasR,
whscA - sss.ssA. s.A s1ssr psssA-
,ag ses ssslsy, hal wss pssesa =
e5D, wAicA vss f.saishsd By .
hsosAes a ~ accsssA
TIE Gr~ civil CO. hsasd wss thai
sf hss. hssy J. Thospsoa sGassss
ske town Il MssAh ed The Colossdo-
Nsie hssble eo~pssy Ss ez5.Uo
sssaaea. Fososlisiss hs.d ssscksd
sskias a ssssimoay, sad Miss Sylvia
S1isA. edis9 Of the Aarble City
Ts.ass, yes on the stand When ID. 7.
Sepp, attorney for the aeteadsass.
objscssd 70 the ticking Of testimony
On the esossd that mo- cause II g.
sioa against the msrbls company he'd
kssa shown, ssd slse hscssse the
sssssse requiring certain notice be-
tose ,nssisssias ds.Ase ssiss aes'nss
. tewn had nos bsen follO~ed.
The court dscidsi shss the marble
co~psay shosA be elinissssd fvou
the actioa, saA thea cossiRasA TIE
ksoriAG against the town sntil the
6spAsnbes torn " eRsble plsintias
sstosneys 70 psspsse fos theis coa-
asasios that the sslies gives Of The
appsoacAiRG ssst wss ssl6cieut.
The csse Of Easien W Dsvlia, in
,olvinS the tvess@sat ot y child .
bvokea arm BY d.. G. A. Dsvlia, for.
ussrly Of Pitkin, wss continued over
the term because Attorney Sepp,
cosnscted with the case, was not
physicslly sbls 70 participate.
Eaosts Of ~ EsAiaeal ssssay Co,
- sUapUNWVot101,vooesy
bosd given BY Mrs Cssley in IN sp-
peal Of q bootleGeine cass assinst
her instituted BY the town Of Marble
vas unsuccessful. The bond CON-
pany alleged that the bond was
changed without authority by the
agent at Glenwood Springs after be-
ins signed in Denver. Tie court
held the bond good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Miss Julia Noss returned 10 her
home at Crested Butte Monday after
a weeks visit with her friend, Miss
Mary O'Neil.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
Sosshoso's oaegOa

Covers for 220 have been laid for
the sixth annual banquet OF the
Gannison County Stock Growers
association, which occures tonight ut
the La Veta. An elaborate menu
has been prepared and speakers from
outside engaged.
There is no get program of tossts.
The banquet is planned to be
handled in strictly round-ap fashion,
as far % that is possible indoors.
The toastmaster, the Hon. T. W.
Gray, 10 called the foreman, and the
speaker are just merely hired hands
who are expected to do ss they are
told.
From Denver Mr.. James W.
Kelley, of the Denver 4 Rio Grande
Railways legal department, and H.
Brown Cannon, Of the Windsor
Dairy, are on the list Of hired men.
They will be expected to get busy.
when the foreman ''hollers" Mr..
Kelley j. well-known rs a former
newspaper mar, is an ex-president
of the Denver Press club, aud is an
orator of ability. Mr.. Cannon is a
all knoun na,var bue,noss man
and politician, and is also some
pumpkins when it comes to spread,
ing the salve"
Among others who are down foI
busy talks is Tony Monnell, oi
Montrose the genial and smooth
county clerk of Montrose county
Tony is some con artist, they say, and
the cowmen are going to find out
tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

W. V Ballou and wife, vino were
guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. r. b. Lewis
last week, left Monday for a visit in
Kentucky with relatives of Mr.
Ballou. Mrs Ballou is a niece OF
Mrs. Lewis Her husband is ticket
agent Tor the Rio Grande at Delta
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Mrs. Jas. Shackleford and baby
were the guests of Mrs. Cara Par
sons the first of the week. They
left ON Tuesday for Jacks Cabin to
visit relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

A marriage licence WAS issued
this week TO Henry q. Allen and
Miss Ethel NJ. Campbell. both of
Sargents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

The suit in the county court last
week, Of which mention was made
in these columns. was not instituted
by H. T Trarnpe. Theo. Davis was
plaintiff and the suit was on a right
of way for a ditch over Trampes 5
land. Trampe was defendant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Miss Ethel Keenan, was here from
Denver the first Of the week visiting
her mother, Mrs. Elmer Ames. She
was accompanied by her friend, Mrs.
Snydef.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Miss Dolly Cammann Of Pitkin
was in Guunison the first of the
week. She left Tuesday for Paonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
G. 60 "a -

60 60 0aA
To- fuAhy, . as~Ass Il NJ saeAD
haNA@ar esss0isssoa, Ues ss ssoa
pssuI dsss - ~s.a, OAAS 80 -
Sssdas hs. Tsliss salAed O~sA
sasdA ed Hsuss Nil SO vksa -.
ed slso coessdssehls shsss Wslsos'e
essdsdacy fs Isssscssasc pssssdss-
ssal seDsnoasoa.
Bod psshaps sAs a.ss .ssssssssaG
shiaS - sh Gsan.soa pseple tbss 10
ksd " tell wss sksf 10 believed tho
s~pssns cosst would spkosd the bsh
ssppossd 10 have hssa Regularly
pss.ed q the lsst ssssioa a the Las,s-
lssSse tEsassssr,nS the satssHS
revssss tSnd--tne 'ipork barrel
" the eoatsol Of the sssse highway
eomm.sssos.
Mr. Txlley bssss his belief spoa
the epsGioas given BY esninsnt
lswyers 10 the eifsct that the bill will
be held TO he good. When here, NJ.
Tslley ssked es-Ssostor lsstes 7.
Sspp kss ep,a'oa, sad it seeosdsA
with thss of other eminent lswyess,
psssdlne in beaver, Who had bsea
consslssd.
Bot il the sspreme cosrt dose set
uphold the contention Of the high
wsy commisssos that il 70 eatitlsA 70
the fssd, under sad BY virtse of
Hosse Bill 30, then, Mr. Tslley
says, the eommission will iaitisas
bill, which will be voted upon ss tks
fall election, providing fos the sssss-
Ter Of the Internal revenue fund 10
the charge Of the highway connie
sion.
This action, he ssserts, will result
in the people approving Of the pasa,
and the internal revenue fsnd will
no longer bs the pork barvel' from
which cossslsAiaa 90 soeseioa, =
- expresses II il cAect, will be dolsd
out by the powers that control legie-
lstion. Mr.. TulIey asserts-and be
does not bat an eye when making
the allegation-that the internsl
revenue fund has been used for years
by the Interests" to force submis-
sion by Legislators to their nefarious
plans. Mr.. Tuliey does not exempt
either party; he declares that Repub-
licans and Democrats alike have
used this salve barrel TO sooth the
sore spots of legislators since it first
came into existence.
Mr.. Tulley also stated that the
highway commission had apportioned
to Gunnison county the sum Of
$1,000 This is to be given Gun
nison for good roads when the
supreme court jars loose. Or, fail
ing in this, when the people vote
favorably upon the bill TO be initi-
ated. If the first condition eventu-
ates, then we will get this Sll 900
very soon-soon enough, in fact, to
nse in road work this summer OF
course, if it requires . vote Of the
people to give this money to the
highway commission, then 1T will
not be of use until the following
summer.
Mr. Tulley went over the appor-
tionment with News Champion and
showed where the Santa Fe Trail
Rainbow Route counties will receive
fifth of the sum to be appropriated
from the internal revenue fund.
This total amounts to s550,000.
TWENTY thousand of this sum is to
be used in purchasing road-building
machinery The balance $50, 600
goes to the different counties. The
Santa Fe Trail-Rainbow Route
counties will receive in all, $4,000
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Mrs. NJ. Cofer aad children and
MrsR. NJ. Anderson leave in a few
davs for a short trip TO Trinidad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Father j. III. Drummer of Telluride
was enjoying q rest in Gunnison
this week. He was the guest Of
Father VIM kipp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Tad Knowles returned this week
from Fort Collins where he was a
student at Agricultural College.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

John French has purchased the
iJur-room house of Mrs. Alice Park,
in which the latter has been residing
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
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As spssil .sssssG q - scss
eaasd - s,0ks shs ssUlV suasd
0asos 80 ssusasD ssp s~ass u.
nAsos Z. \. Eessss sAsusssd -
Aassd hs,~lsy, essGss3sl.aiaS sAs
O~A0nsG u.a1W ed ssusAsus ~Soa
sksls tnssAfuI anA eosssssnA.o~s uoek
N ~ ssasss~h Il sAs se~s ssA a
sAs psapls.
h ssao~assd tkss Psssosslly he
IsspspasA - folls~ ia shs fooGsAsps
Il kis pssAscsssns, sad Il - dad -,
be wosId euosiAss thss - slso vss
sossslsd 10 coassssslssioas. The
peopls. Mayor Nossse sssesssd. did
not sppssc1sse tks sscsi6ess that
wese hssag made by their mayor
and srssssss, who gather wight after
nigh, and day sfser day W wssch
over the towns affairs without any
reeonpense OF ss~ssesssioa what
ever
Mayor Noasse sdjsssd his sssoc-
isses on the boosd that more coald
be accomplished for the town by oil
pslLias taeseker. He secagnizsd
the fact thss ell cosld not have the
same visws Of psndiag sasssers, and
decIsssd tAss - fas - he personally
wss cOsessssd the nsmbsss IN the
misosity wo~ld have ske ssne con-
sidssssioa end rights ~ those in the
majosisy. Mayor Nossss wss gen
Grossly sPpassded when he 6nishsd.
hssidss ordering . light placed
20 - 10 illsainsss the psth from the
Cvestsd Bstte tracks TO the La Veta
hotel and providing for commence
ment Of preliminary work on city
diachss, the nee board transacted
MT business. II sdjosrned to meet
Tuesday, April l6, when officers
will be appointed. Thew ere sev-
svsl spplies.As iOs shs Appni.s~ssa
Of marshal
Previous to ssrrendering the veins
of government, the old board dis
cassed contract sent by Sweet and
Company, the Denver bond house,
for signature. 1t concerns the pur-
chase by the company of the water
bonds at 95 The new draft con-
tains . clause binding the town
board to pass any ordinance that the
bond company's attorneys may de-
mand. The old draft stated that
the contract WAS not binding unless
the board approved Of such ordi-
nances.
The board instructed Town Attor-
ney Wegener to inform the bond
house that unless its representatives
signed the contract originally drawn
and forwarded TO them, the town
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

p. j. Gum made a business trip
to Ohio City Monday, returning the
same day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

The case of the People VS. Anna
blanchard has been settled by the
iefendant paying costs
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

ID. E. Warren, superintendent Of
Anthracite mine of the Pueblo Fuel
Co, at Crested Bate, was in Gun
nlson Monday enroute to Canon City
where he will become superinten-
dent Of the Wolf Park mine there.
C. C. Fridley. superintendent Of the
Pueblo company's Porter mine at
Crested Butte, will also act as
superintendent Of the Anthracite
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

The Qaarles stock Of groceries has
been purchased from Assignee c. W.
Winslow by Columbus l.. Stone.
The business will be conducted at
the old Qaarles place under the
name c. l.. Stone and Son. Lawrence
Stone will be manager and Mr..
Quarles will assist him.
Nrs. W. G. Park Of Salida arrived
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12
Local and Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Munson left
this week for their home in Mich
gan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

A. Bray suffered q stroke of par
alysis the first of the week, and is
seriously i'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't. 0lds Of Den
YER are visiting Mr.. 0lds' sister,
Mrs. j ID. Jennings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan leave
sunday for Ouray to be gone for
several days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Down in Dixie" as presented by
local talent at Masonic hall Monday
and Tuesday nights was splendid
success. To attempt stirring four
act drama, the scene Of which is laid
in the heart of a war zone, 10
something for which to give even
professionals credit. But when
amateurs undertake such an enter
prise and make good, as did our
Thespian neighbors this week, we
feel like footing our horn a little.
Every member of the company seem
ed to have been selected for their
adaptabillty to the part. The play
was produced under joint auspices
of the Modern Woodmen and the
Royal Neighbors. A goodly sum
was realized as a result of packed
houses. The show will be produced
in Crested Butte tomorrow night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-12

Ars. W. G. Park Of Saltda arrived
Saturday for Q short visit.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
FLAT FREIGHT
RATE IS URGED
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Asks Railroad Commission
to Revise Methods.

The Macon Chamber of Commerce
has petitioned the state railroad COM
mission to revise its present methods
of prescribing freight rates in Georgia,
and to substitute instead a plan pre-
scribing an arbitrary fiat rate, and to
require all roads to adopt that rate and
no other.
Roads in Georgia are now classified
in four divisions-A. p, c and d. The
first class is permitted to charge a
standard tariff only, without additions
The others are permitted to add a fixed
percentage above the tariff, according
to their earnings.
The Macon Chamber of Commerce
wishes the existing right of adding to
freight charges according to the earn
ings of roads abolished and petitions
that all roads, regardless of all things,
be required to charge the same rate for
freight
The commission has not considered
the Macon petition and will not do so
Immediately. 1t involves radical and
revolutionary changes in. the present
methods and is sure to be opposed both
by shippers and the railroads in many
instances, although it will find support
in other quarters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
BE TURNED OVER TO
BOYS FOR ONE DAY

The sunday school services of the
Second Baptist church are to be turned
7ver to the boys tomorrow morning,
Moore Pearson, the fourteen-year- old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pearson,
will preside and there will be talks,
racitations and music by the boys of
the school
In an effort to stimulate the interest
Of the boys and young men of the city
IN sunday school work, the Second
Paptist church has begun an agrees
siye campaign. Thousands of invita-
tons have been sent out to the schools
and working places of the young men.
Next Friday night, at 1870 o'clock. a
reception will be given in the Sunday
school rooms, at which moving pictures
will he shown. This new feature will
he permanent part of the Sunday
school work.
The invitation to these exercises is
general
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
ARMY WORM AT WORK
ON DELTA PLANTATIONS

JACKSON, MISS, Sept. 14.-Advices
received here state that the army
worm has appeared in several counties
in the lower portion of the delta, nota =
bly, lssaquena and Sharkey, and is max
ing heavy inroads on the cotton fields.
Fortunately, the pest appears some
what later than usual, and can not work
the heavy destruction of last year
However the worms will cut off all
possibility of a top crop in the neigh
borhOods infested
Some of the delta planters are busy
at work using paris green and arsenate
of lead In their cotton fields to check
the raNages of the army worm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14

bodv the sores would get infiamed and they
d.fgurcd my face. 1t was worse where my
clothes irritated them. The eruption was
yelowish watery kind, sometimes bloody.
I'm warm weather it was so bad l was not
able lo work on account of the raw irritating
sores On my head and body. Sometimes
the sores would spread until two or three of
them would get together and form one large
sore
After trying various medicines without
relief tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
After using four cakes of Cutcura Soap and
four boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one
bottle Of the Resolvent ! was entirely sound
and well and have been for eleven years.
Cutcura Soap and Ointment cured me when
all others failed to do me any good" (Signed)
W Il. Williams, Mar. 10. 1912.
Cutcurs Soap and Cuticura Ointment are
sold throughout the world. A single set is
often sufficient. Liberal sample of each
mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura Dept. r, Boston"
sBTender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick, 25c. Sample free.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-14
MR.. JUNK GOT SAFELY
THROUGH FRIDAY, IS,
EVEN SLEEPING IN 1928

CHICAGO, Sept. 14-Mr. Arthur
Henry Jinx, of Nassau, n. Y, awoke
today with a sigh of contentment in
his room at the Congress hotel. The
world was. running smoothly for Mr.
Jinx. He arrived at the Congress yes
terday-F'riday, the 1Sth-Jinx day. He
registered with a flourish. Then he
confided to the clerk. John Burke, that
he was born on the 18th day of the
month and was the thirteenth JinX in
his family.
Clerk Burke was interested.
Il was born on the 18th myself" he
said You can have room 1323-the
double hoodoo" Then he called bell
boy No, 10 to show JinX to his apart
ment