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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

For the first time in four centuries
degrees were conferred upon women
by pontifical university, when the
Catholic University of America this
week awarded the bacalaureute of arts
to eighteen sisters.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

In the Justice Court Of H. G. Greer, for
Beat Three of Forrest County,
State of Mississ. ppi.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10
News and Comment

is 81 years of age, are the inventors
and successful operators of wireless
telephone instrument, that will, it is
claimed, permit transmission of the
human voice without the wire connec-
ton.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
For M ayor.

We are authorized to announce L.
L. POWELL as candidate for Mayor
of the City of Hattiesburg, in the
democratic primary election, August
goth, 1912.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

The Director Public Works Philadelphia thinks
a 'lnocker" thing;
delnquenc
thinks public
directly
public elicit the
circulars
ting the his kick
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

for the Pujo investigation committee
asst week
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

that President Taft n
in republican
rather than permit it win with
doing Mr. Taft would only show
We hope he that
a patriot
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

World the Baltimore
in
S49,79O
they dropped etmab
mention,
with the World
the nomination
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

s..; 4 zs see" >sss ';; ""
Doctor If CONTAGIOUS DISEASES cannot Dc
washing.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Meyer q sehamber Jewelry Company,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Elman B. Myers and his assistant,
Clarence T Bartlett, neither Of whom
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Frederick Thompson. the moving
spirit in<the Luna Park Company, the
owners Of the monster playground on
Coney Island. NJ Y, has just filed a
petition in bankruptcy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10
-3O-2-A6 MAIN ST.

FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Corner Busch
mann and Plum streets.-Mrs. Fred
Buschman. S-3t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Street when recklessy driven quite
mobiles recey driven Street drivers should
going of their the jump anything
crowded condition of vehicles
meeting inconvenent
drivers They should avoid getting
vehicles
Hattburg regardless the sometimes
driven drivers careful
ought
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

20 is the number of Woman's Suf
frage Amendment on the Ohio ballot
but the question is not to be hoodooet
by a mere number.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Antsaoon Of America making much noise about it,
they preparing important question both the old
the Republican
where the of the
Baltimore they will the proposition
makes declaration subject
other refuses anything possible that this
prohibido
probabilities
proposition petitioners this
0 late, Right will prevail
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Publicity is wanted by both sides at
the Chicago show, the Roosevelt side
demands 1t, while Taft's side says five
news agencies are enough to give it,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-10

Texas Is now an onion state and the
motto on its shield may yet be changed
to read ain onion there is strength"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04
PIKE dust

Iutl00 0EauGn 0OCld4lSt = al " ~ clS
reorganized Sunday afternoon at the
home Of +. M. McDermOtt The or
ganizing committee of the county or
Plantation had charge. This is the
first step toward thoroughly organic
ing Ohio county. A real live branch
was started, and from now on we will
know that there is town on the map
by the name Of Fulton.
A large and ethusiactic crown turn
ed out Friday night at the town hall
of EdgWo0d, to hear the elegant adj
dress Of w. B. Hilton and Harry
Corcoran. Mr.. Hilton nayed the pres
emit capitalist sytem, as also did Mr..
Corcoran. The lecture was thorough
ly enjoyed by all.
Fulton friends, also all out the pike
district, were shocked to hear of the
sudden death New Years day of w P.
Monahan, a forme resident of Fulton.
Mr.. Monahan dropped death while at
tending to his duties at the Empire
restaurant. He was also owner of the
Busy Bee restaurant on 18th street.
He was reared in Fulton and was a
painter by trade, formerly connected
with the Monahan Bros. of that town.
His many friends of the pike district,
extent their deepest sympathy to the
family. He is survived by his wife.
one daughter, also father, mother, two
sisters and two brothers.
The C. & e. g. r. r. received sew
eral carload of brick at Elm Grove
this week to be used along the line.
IT. G. Hall, principal of the Elm
Grove school, has returned to his
duties. after spending the holidays at
West Liberty.
Miss Marion Of Woodsdale, is visit
ing friends in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Elkins, of Lam
chester KY, are visiting friends in
Elm Grove.
Former Squire H. G. Goit1e, Of
Greggsville, will leave ina few days
for Mcdonald, w. Va, to take charge
of the machinery of the New River
Coal Co.
Frank Haller, of Fulton, has resum-
ed his duties at the F. Schenk & Sons
Co. plant.
MraW. F. Myers, of Pork View, has
resigned his position as conductor on
the C.. & 3. G. r. r.
William Lytle has resigned his posi-
tion with the G. & B. G. R. r. as
mOtorman.
r. q. Schubert and family of Wood
lawn, will leave in few days for
Florida, where they will spend the
winter. a-
Loring c. Milton, Of Elm Grove has
returned to school at Ithaca, N. Y.
. Elm Grove will soon have new
vaudeville house. 1t will be located
on Main street, near the old stone
bridge. @s
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04
Socialist yceun
Lecture Course


It has been the inyariable history OF
great new developments in human
thought, whether religious, hilosophi-
cal, scientific or political, that they are
preceded by clouds Of rumor; that
they are mach talked of before they
are much known about and thus the
popular mind Is always filled with
misconceptions Of them until these
are dispelled by more intimate con-
tact Socialism shares the same fate.
People hear about 1t, and read about
Il, and even write and talk about It
with great vigor and many words,
ana still are far from understanding tt
For this reason the National Socialist
party, working through the various
state and local branches in America,
has organized a Lyceum course Of i've
lectures by the best speakers in the
party service. Each lecturer has
taken definite task, and his work
Is SO related to the others that the
whole series Of i've lectures consti-
tutes liberal education in Socialism.
That you are not Socialist is the
very reason why you should hear
these lectures. They are expressly
intended for people who do not fully
understand Socialism. That you know
q little about Socialism and don't like
it is the best reason why you should
not miss a single number OF TINS
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

"War of the Glasses" Frank Bohn
was born on an Ohio farm. He served
as soldier and officer In the
Spanish-American war. Returning be
attended the Ohio University. Since
leaving school he has spent his en-
tire time in public work. At the Uni
versity Of Michigan he was Fellow Ia
History and received the degree OF
Phi. D. in 1904. His capacity to leo.
ture in fields Of history, economics
and politics is indicated by his having
been chosen extension lecturer at
Columbia University. Mr.. Bohn Is q
speaker Of yolubility and power, and
never fails to impress his audiences.
Phil II. Gallery, one of the leading
orators Of the great Socialist move
ment. viii lecture on THE Trust
Busters" He was born and reared
on the frontier, and his forceful style
of speaking typifies the spirit Of the
West. Whoever listens to Mr.. Gallery
finds himself convinced, satisfied, con-
fident Of the near approach Of better
conditions for the mass of the worlds
people. Those who 60 to hear Mr..
Gallery VIII have the pleasure of hear.
ing one Of the most remarkably sue
cessful speakers of the day. "a
A. w. Kicker, farmer, school-teacher
newspaper man and public speaker,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

in the last twenty years. Has YOUR
share Of prosperity doubled within
that time? You are gouged! You
know It'll Stnngt You can feel It!
The Socialist lecturer has message
for you about that gouging. Hear It!
To say that the world likes to laugh
is another way Of asserting that pe0-
Die enjoy being joyful Mr.. Baker
possesses a remarkable gift for say
ing serious things in hilarious Ian.
guage. Arthur Brooks Baker grew mp
on the farm and was educated IN 4
newspaper Office. For the past fifteen
years he has been printer. writer.
editor, publisher and lecturer and
has maintained constant effort 70
keep the world from taking itself too
seriously:
The second lecture Of the corrse
will be delivered by w. Harry Spears,
a noted platform lecturer and the
editor of chain Of about one hun.
dred Socialist papers. He will take
for his subject why Things Happen
to Happen"
Mr.. Frank Bohn will lecture on the
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

Lyceum course. Socialism has plenty
Of people fighting it. But they waste
good deal Of ammunition because
they don't understand it. Socialism
is moving so fast that It's friends must
move themselves to keep abreast of
It's progress. It is coming to power
so rapidly that its opponents cannot
afford to waste 9 single argument on
discarded theories or Out-of-date ideas
as to what Socialism stands, for.
Friend or foe, you owe it to your
self to KNOW what we want, why we
want it, and what methods we are
using to get 1t.
A Free Lyceun Ticket.
The Socialist Local Of this city has
arranged that every person purchas-
ing one dollars worth of subscrip-
lions to Socialist periodicals or books
shall receive free, as premium, q
Season Ticket for the course Of i've
lectures. With subscription Of
twenty-five cents will Se given a
single admission ticket for one lee
tiire.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

gouged. Everybody 81 aware that
something = WRONG TIE politician
who represents the interests VIII
give you many clues to follow. The;
Socialist thinks our trouble y not bad
men. but bad system. Nearly eVeFy-
thing we, use Is made By machinery.
Experts tell us that productiveness. Qt
human labor has more than doubled
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

"How We are Gouged,n
BY Arthur Brool<es Baker
The first lecture starts with the as
sumption that you know you're
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01
III. 3. Wal kER.
Candidate For County tor on the
n Demo ratic Ticket. Js5s Nv

(
Candidate For county on the.
Democratic Ticket, 5s
|a obably there IS man in
Ramsey count who is mnr orpugh-:
y competent and qualified ttos adll the
position to which ne aspires than,
q. demo eratie candidate
for county auditor. FIe is an ;excep..
tionaHy good countant, is good
peunan careful and ;rainstaking, and
thorough honest and depends
Tor many years he has been identified
with the farm chinsry business, be-
ing the valued and trusted :empIoye of
the well known firm off PFrosssr s. Co.,
who until =reeently owned wareho houses,
at Devils Lake, Nv eBster and Stark:
weather. Mr. ak er Is not II chronic
office seeker, hut he is always gentle.
manly, courteous and acc ommod dating
He is a man Of mod erate means, and
cannot afford 70 spend either the time
or noney necegsary to make. a thor
|5ougsh:Sc mpaign. 81 i works for a ,liv,
Ling the same al most OF the voters
and q his Job depends upon paying close
attention to business For that reason
ne asks the voters to consider his case
as they would their own. He is willing
to serve them5ste the very best Of shis
ability, hut he CANNOT afford to make
an "a expensiYe $pana psig 81. For that srea
SON son; he will be unable TO make q: house
to- house canvass, such as he would
T like TO do. But he wants every voter
insthe county to know that he. would
greatly appreciate his supp port. AS ito
his qualifications tor. the office, his
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81
Paid PoIitiCal Matter
w. W.. LY N N.

:, ID
Candidate for Member1of the LeaisIa.
ture on the Democratic Ticket.
Among the old timers Of the ex.
IRENE southern part Of Ramsey coun-
ty is W. w. Flynn, Whosis. wen known
among the pioneers of5the county. Al
though he has long resided in \ the
county he has newer aspirea to a
county position but he. has been an
official in Odessa township, either on
the township or school board, almost
ever since the township was organic.
ed. This year, without solicitation,
Mr.. Flynn was nominated as one of
the three candidates for member Of the
legislature on the democratic ticket,
and he announces that he will make
a campaign, and that if elected he will
pay special attentionz<to good roads
legislation. There are few men bet
ter posted as to the needs of the farm
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01
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Candidate FOR Sheriff on the Demo.
cratic Ticket. .5
If the people of Ramsey county, by
their votes this fall elect Daniel Far
ley OF >SfarkWeather for sheriff, they
will never have occasion to apologize
for, or regret it. He has been "a resi-
dent of the northern part Of the conn-
ty fourteen years, being engaged lin
the mercantile business, at present
owning soneHof the principal stores at
StarkWea ther. Mr.. Farley is a good
business man and believes Thor ughly
IN the demo ratic doctrine that "a pub.
Liz office issa public trust and not a
private graft. Is If elected sheriff he
win always be- found giving the office
his strict attention, ready at all times
to, serve ALL the people regardless
Of political OF religi GUS affiliation. He
Is meeting with enthusiastic sencour.
agement in all sections Of the county
and some Of his most ardent support.
ers are leading ublicans. His cleo:
ton is freely predicted by men who
are well posted as to present condi-
tions. You will make no mistake in
casting your vote for him. v
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class. Tie is a man of clean habits
strong character, a sound thinker,
honest and conscientious, and if elect
ed he would consider well every bill
which came up for passage, and he
would always be found advocating
progressive measures calculated to
improve society and better the s,Dndi-
tons of the people generally. The
democrats are very fortunate in hav-
ing such a strong man. as. Mr. M cMur-
ray is to represent them on their tick
et., AS showing the standing of the
s:MNcMurray family where they. are best
known it may be noted that four years
ago A.. D. McMurray, brotherof the
Ramsey county candidate: came with:
in six votes of defeating Jud LaMoure
for state senator, in Pembina, one. Of
the strongest republican counties in
the state, and they do say that if an
honest count had been made the old
Pembina chieftain would have been
retired. ,L..... ".
Mr. McMurray is also extensively
engaged in the stock business, making
speciality of Percheron horses and
shorthorn cattle. He has done a great,
deal: to- improve stock conditions in;
the liertheastern part Of the coulaIsdsss.ii
AS a member Of the Legislature he;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01

repub lean, was 11ominat ed for states
attorney on the democratic ticket, de-
feating F%T. Cuthbert: Mr.. Wehe# has
consented to accept the nomination
only after being urged to do SO by the
friends OF good government and law
enforcement of all political parties.
He will make his campaign on the
plain issue Of. driving vice, organized
and unorganized, out Of Ramsey counr
ty. Every blind pigger, every gamby
Ter and every law breaker in Ramsey
county is bitterly opposed to Nj.
Wehe, who recognize il him an UNI
compromising eiemy ewho can BIZ
neither bribed, bluffed or ybulldozed:.
He is a. good lawyer, thoroughly hon;
est and dependable, and would make
q splendid official. 4. H. y. /
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M Q RAW IL

, . Is 80 ~
Candida tor County Treasurer on On the
I. Democratic Ticket. .s.;, & /:
ass o q of the responsible positions in.
the county is that Of county treasurer.
81 The democrats have nominated for
Thu this positionsa man who, first of all, is
enllainently qualified to; fill the position
By. reason Of his experience in the
banking, ehineNy and real estate
bnsine b. Morayetz of Brocket
H5eshas been one Of the active business
men Of the eastern part Of the county,
and has donasa great deal to settle up
and improve She country. He is. a
;sstaunch citizen, "a, man who can be
trusted and who always makes goodN
:iuanyt thing ihe snnde rtakes. Mr. Nora.
vetz believes that a great saving can
be- mad eBinstfle conduct Of the treas.
urer's office and he will, if elected, in
augurate the same methods of econo-
my and ratren chment that he would
if he was conducting his private bust
ness At present, deputies are paid
$l0o: per month. Mr.. lMoravetz believes
that it. is not necessary to pay more
than SIS, which is more even than is
paid at Bismarck, the county scat Of
q larger county than Ramsey. The
voters will make no mistake in; elect.
ing Mr.. Moravetz treasurer. He will
make good, and he will save the tax
payers hundreds of dollars annually.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01

this state, and served severn sferms
as a member of the board Of county
commissioners. He knows the duties
of commissioner adm realizes the
responsibilities attaching to the. of-
fee. Being man Of experience,
strong character and dependable, he
would not allow himself to become
the tool Of court house grafterg who
use their positions {, for j;enriehing
themselves and building up a machine
for the purpose of looting the county
treasury. A vote for Mr.. woody
means a vote for economy efficient
service, lower taxes and a business
administration of county affairs. H.,
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would be in position to look after leg
taslation Of farmers and
lstoek-rais Sss., s;s 81
F. N. m Az R e r
Candidate for State; Senator on the
Democratic Ticket.

For state senator the democrats Of
Ramsey: county have nominated Mr.
Frank ~. tMaurer, OF Starkweather, Ia
man who has resided in$the northern
part Of the county since the earliest
settlement was made. and man who.
is UNIVERSAL admired and respected
by his neighbers: For many yearsshei
devoted his time exclusively to farn.i
ing, and still owns one Of the best:
farms in the county. For a number
Of years he was postmaster at Stark:
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democratic ticket for member of the
legislature, and a better man could
not be found in the entire county.
livery time the roll is called the name
of Jim" Dean will he found recorded
upon the side of the: people and upon.
the right side Of every question. He
is a successful farmer and business
man Of Crary, and no man stands high;
er among the people who know him.
"Im' III Dean is not a5chronic office
seeker, and although he has allowed
: his name to be used as candidate
on the democratic ticket in the years
when there was not the slightest hope
of election, simply to keep up the
organization, he has never made a
campaign for any office. This year,
however, he is. very much in earnest
and Intends to be elected, because he
feels that it. is the duty Of every good
citizen to make a fight where there is
hope for success. 5s .s= 81 81. !.
As showing how he stands in his
. own community tits said that he will
poll every vote in the village of Crazy
& and Stevens township. A vote for
Jim Dean is q vote for good laws and
good government. Ask any man re-
siding in the southern part Of the
county. republican or democrat, and
+ he will tell you that s. j. dean is one
of the best men in Ramsey county,
and one that can always be depended
upon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01

standing as man ana citizen, he
refers anyone who is unacquainted
with him to the following:
M AZ. p. Baird, president of the First
National Bank, Devils Lake. ss. @.
u c. M. Fisher, president Of the Ram
sey. County National Bank, Devils
Lake. s&$;5i ssss .ysse 5sS5@ 5,s.
B c. L. Thwing, cashier Of the Bank
of Webster. d !s5 \.
Hon. Norman Morrison ebster.ss
n Hon. Thos. Ma oney, w bster. 4: /:
Hon. A:s Q. sather. starkweatIer. u
e =. ~. Dougherty preside lent First Ma
tional Bank, starkweather 5ss Il Il
R. Roller, Devils Lake. 4.
John IA. G. Dahlen, Webster. 5:ij n
\ Jacob Wolfe, Devils Lake. =
4 Peter Regan, Webster. Y. :sS.s 7.
Rasmus Sorenson, treasurer Farm
ers' Railroad, Webster IN i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01

weather. maintaining the office on HIS
farm arr before the village of starkweath-,
'er sprang into existence. No man. 3has
done more to advance the deyelop.
ment OF the county than Mr.. Maurer,
ne has been and is still identified with
several large enterprises, which have
oeen financed entirely by the farmers;
Tor the purpose of developing the,
country and obtaining for the farmer;
s netter returns for his labor. i AT pres.
ient LIE q Earmsfs T. a l
I company at Starkweather, a. pusitio,
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Candidate for Member Of the LegisIa.
ture ION the Democratic Ticket. Il
II. q. Murray, one Of the demo
CRATIC candidates for member Of the
Legislature lives near Edmore, where
he conducts q large farm, having filed
upon q homestead there eleven years
ago. He moved TO Ramsey county
from Park River. where he had re,
sided since 1884 coming to this coun,
try from eastern Ontario. Mr.. Me.
Murray is especially well equipped
to serve the people of this county ID
the Legislature. He was educated Fat
The MethodIst college at sgahpeton,
minnesota. As 4 college student he
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01
t. H.s ,W3p:ItoY

Democratic Candidate. for County
Commissioner First District.
4, The election of Hon. q. fl. Igoldy
Of Edmore,, as county. commissi oner
In the First district, means the saw
ing of thousands OF dollars to the
taxpayers of Ramsey county. He is
q careful, conservative business man
who does not believe in the reckless
expenditure Of the people money.
Before coming to Ramsey county ten
years ago, he resided in Trail county,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-01

sis Just the sort Of man one would feel
perfectly safe in entr,lsting the set
that the interests ofstheS widows and
Ting Of his estate, knowing full we'll
orphans left behind would s:3be: fully
protected. business men, heavy prop.
erty owners md the heads. Of families
generally are rallying to the support
Of Mr.. Stevens, who possesses all the
5l11 ficati ons for this most Important
}positio Il II Il 4: j