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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-08
Spitano | Suare,.
300 Suloatcr faiter @nrniionens
aommanoant / FGnaicI.

81 Boio. Ser.. lite Scbruor. --
8uruiioncn SNlorciel FaloS meri
tanlfe Rabo pan Den anncn Sioe AZ
Chen, aioroc Spitnuh iaaar apeIo
oa par efter cn balp SimcS 6orleb
Serrc oper gpen. aommanoanicn
blep taitet 5TngieI, oa YoIiiimeite
rem maaie gisrc BAN Selifab. ,Son.
ger iottes iri. og Spperi oa Sfpo.
ming paagit IGnae uooper 0pcIben.
gmeritanerc Suare3 % mango
nericanite embehsmGnS % 9orgere
fog lfpnoiomt ,SIugten opcr til benne
Sioe al 8rGnien.
aapaIIeritropper ira Sort Bills
ienotes uben Opbolb til Rio Gran.
oes amerifanlfe Stranobreb for at
beitptte goreerne os opretboIoe Rsi.
iraIiteien. Sporpeien os Sernbane.
hroer bIep uoitprei meo gaeter, iom
biaIp 5Ipgtninserne til at fomme /
Sifferbeo
Spitanoeu faI fpIoeS WeooeIeI.
len on. at General Basciil Sro5co,
ell al Seocrne unoer Raoero. .Dprs.
ret, bapoe trIffet Jig tiIboge fra fin
Eoit | Gbibuabua. 90 sIiifeoigelien
igaar eitermiooas al 100 WGno /
8aruiioneu / Suare5. IiSie SoIoa-
ters aiifeo blep iat iom gefrGfteIie
pau Oro5cos Reiignation
Sppe Renneifer iagoes at pGrc
orGbt unOer Spcftaflernc, men tent
paa Gasen oa Sfponingen opbsrte,
par man life Siano ill at iaa Hpg
terne befr9ftet. SanoiDnligpis bar
Der life pGrct tort WanoeiaIo.
llroIigbeOernc bcapnoic aI. $50,
oa 300 SoIooter be9oO iig til @ar
niionens aommanoant oa EoIitife'
len, Sberit @ottO. it9ngte Dem bcg9,
lnoe og Issloo ale DC moeipGrreoe
Bueus 6engiel. ,sIere Sunoreoc
Sfuo bIeu aiipret / Suiicn for al
itr9mme 5olf. sScrpaa blcp oIle gl
tlfer. bpor DER bar en- Wiuligbe0 ior
at fomme | geiiooeIie al Sfpoepaa.
ben % Ammunition, bient'sat al
llro'tiiterne. Weo aapicin Rartinet
I Spioin iageoe DC aIIc gmerifanerC
ooer Glpen. bcmGgtiaeoe fla Rerical
GcutralS Sog, iom nctop ifuIoe al.
aaa til Sopeoitaoen. oe ienote Spei
oere ipooper for at iprGnge Sernba'
ncbroer oa birore SoIooter fra Of
uaa irem fra Gbibuabua eIIer gier-
leo gp. Sprsrerne erfIprer, at DC
ril 'Gtte iig froitia ill ARoorrrgc
moo Roberiiterne, buis Der bIir
giorot 6orieg paa at irapriite hcm
Serreosmmet oper @pen.
SaIonerne gif life iri for TIpn'
orinssmGno. og SporuoansirroileI
aibrsoes tiblig. Wob @anf Wineros
9psnina bIep Der giorot gientoant
'qnareb. Tens iIbfaiie Sfab fal
pGre @eboIo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-08
1cm rmsEtfe 1iitel CT 9oo.

(Etr iiripes Siauoinapsn 3ois isebr. }
eu Snoisuosr iiripr fra philip,
2. 7at.:
I ,Sianoinapeu" for 24os Sas
nuar sr ct lioet Stptis fra pierre. g.
g.. mso Cperitriit: Dom meme er
ioriiislliss". Sipiiei 9aar uo paa,
at bet blanoi 6armsrne er ioriijsIllse
Wsninssr on ben rusiiiis 3iitel ionl
,Soosr for areaiurerne.
Ut Ell bel Del rusliii 5itel bleu
iamIsi til YinisriOosr, er ianot. men
5remoanesmaaosn par sanite ioriiiel'
lis. 6noel iiar Os latte ben Stat,
msbens ben oar 9rsn. Nnore. % bet
be fleiie. iamlet ben. u9 bet eftsr ben
par aloelss tor. Ger er antasslig
Aoriaaen til bet ioriiiellige 3eiultat.
Gm osns 6Oroero9roi bar Ell Wane
/ min Siillius islpisl9slis lille Ret til
at bape nOasn bsrsti9st Wenins. Seq
iial iuu meoosls. buao isa par gions
til iione CONNER os Sst. Sele liolC
gaar oa CONNER ipraaria9st 3srten
ct upermaaoe triii Spn. pda Sun-
oreoer al piil par Der lite et grsnI
Siraa at is. plsn tort iom BET par
porte ben rusliite allisl bog. os arsn'
turerne aao ben o9 iorunoerlis mol
tripsbes be me9et goot paa osnnt
Wsnu". i gusult nj pi Rean mol
iii, at Br9sist tunoe ipirs oa pore.
/ September porte Sunaloar9sie'
iom abr ia for poa osnne Aarstio,
Sstis @rGs er 10 resnst blanot bel
ri9eiis ai nGrinsspOrsnoe 8r9s ben
pelire Saluosl ai 2 Saiota. Dlsr
ale Steoer, bpor arsatursrns tunol
baps 4nleoning Ill at p9lae. palQts
be aliio 1T bette Der. bpor ben rusiiIts
5iiiel porte. os bet bsls Ssfen. iad
lGnae ben pr srsn. 5ste bibrasts
mig ben Cpiatnina. at ben forbaois
rusiiite aiiisl sr st p9roiiulot 6ooer.
naar ben blipsr bsbanolsi paa ret
aPaaoe, nsmlis at iij9rs % iiaiis ben
arsn faint al lirs liot Salt Siatien.
7sik til pslpillia Cpsrpsislis.
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apit giusiare.

Silnhmnns. WfO.. Ste Ncb.- ger
WQno beirnates al pare orutnef I
Gboptad Rlper, ioet oeres Nlltc'nr'
ioIier blep fort no dnben Sls AZ Ss'
bloiie, iom be9puote at lesne n0
iaaar Wpraes unoer Stormsn. TOM
feisoe bsnoper Sil9bdm's Ssldno.
,sem andre gaaoe iii iut aur'sn lno
/ aabent 0ano % tom thar. Solt
paa Cen ia9ttoa 6lliernes Stump Tor
9ipet, men iunoe lille tomme esm I'll
Si9lp.
: mango ll9er but Oe Gners'dr.
tsier os andre, iom lsGte 5ll'luqt
Toaweoo Sarbor uoenlnr Csn, oa
Sieu beapnots at lutte 6lorneu. ll9'
act uoen at tunoe rere ll9. Ge nolie
Taaes Soliiinsueisr 9lproe imlolerilo
I'm 9irtnins, oa 6Iiterne br9pnote al
is ben mob no Rsrslis c9 Tirilom'
beo. Saa Tom Yinbeu Ssroaa Rat.
oa Sien iierte 8reb isrte ailiso allt
sartolier, lom bauoe loot Sn noen'or
ben lills e.
Sbttolininssu notu Sorbinstiltn.
Teal Sslano, Dio., Die 6eb. -
paa 8runo al SsblOiaoen bar opt'
$50 Mennsiisr. belle Se'oltnln9sn
paa Soaanb SslanO 3anaiers Sun'
bet. tolp Mil Spopeii berird. pare
uoen 6orbinoeie meo 6a'ilanret
ill, at Der blir aioroi alporlias Norlsa
paa Cen, men bet iormooes, at Seres
@sbolonius ilap op 0lsreoe lor noals
Saae lioen. 2GesblGlp oa nm aIl'
aaua paa 6sosmio er bar Der lti'
tunnel pQre Gale ON. 8upsrnsr
8oulosborouab bar iadar git Crors
ON. at Der blir ajorot alporIlae forlsl
paa at naa Gen oa brInse 0lglp.
0oaano Sslano ouei'psmmes
ieunlia msb Ssiuanos. Vile 5uis.
omtrent ismti lalt. er bpaaet pad
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-08
Syo Oafota.

- w ouiolN.
Snobru6stpue bar bruNt iia inc
aonarcsmuno Martins &icm / Teab
mooo unocr 6amiIicns GranGr ,
8a'blnetou og tagei meo lia er
WGngoe Selptsi OF andre uprSi
iuIbt SiHa
Inlon 8aaar bleu al CONNER u
Iiott / Siour Sails bsmt til ier Ma
neoers ,SGn9iel ior al hape ienoi ei
Srep. iom par bereenet paa al paa
rirte 8ranomrien / en- sag. ium
oenue iinloe behanols.
Ser Sern, tllbsrenoe IPr %
Mrs. u. " @atiOn. iom Dor pao
Ell 6urm-I Douglas 6ouniu. boIo
paa at 90 al 9iii eitcr al ha orutfe
staiie. iom blep taot Ell abobcr
tieoel. 9grnenea Sip bIeu rc66ct q
Spaen. iom blep buoienot en- Sart
en Glcpator, tilbsern0c SurmerS
Cooperative elcuator so @e0ocs
er biit poelugi al cn Sloebrmo. Icl
par 5000 3uIbels aorH / bcn. "a,
BET inobeiattet aornet anilaac9 til
$4,000. bpiltet er bPttet peo Ms,
IIrancc Nm iror, al Sloen blcp
pdaiai
,Sohn : 9arlin, en aunlHcI Nor
ger / @aicriolpn. blep opcrtiprt oN
OrTbt paa Steoet al ci al MuHc
Ipolia X II. %oul9 @nuena (ua
San eiterIaoer Jig pltu % otie
,gprn.
@Dimrci / Siour SaIlS bar ciicr
Ire llAcr3 Cpcrpciclic ucntadrt e.
>Gurc0tpNt. Der lorbpncr eicrc Al Of
fcutilc @IllIaroprrcllcr oa acnIcbn
acr al lace Gutter un0cr ~ Mon
ipilIc eller opboloc lig Ger. NIoilI
bar 9Ilrer2NrTnnieu prrei Is 9lur
Gre al oe fire SeIiu9cre 9}cl
tulcnbe63prpucn peo llniperiiirici
EcrmilIiou, z. Iaf. icrleocu, par q
norif &crfomli Summer ell blcp ,
G. liunoi, bpis Gale par: ,SumaE
Rigbts pS. Yropcrtp 9iigbi." Wir
Yiunot piI iaaleoes fomme Ill at re
prGieniere Spo Oatotas llniueriitc
peo ,Misiouri gallep Sratoriral
telt", iom ifal aiboloes 0es Woi'
mes, Soma, Wai. Ie andre 10 Ror
mPno. iom talte. par y. ). @hnrot,
buis SaIe par: .9onierpaiion OF Su
man Heioures" oa s. .. Slelmltao
iom talte opcr: .gtornap's lin
crorpneo aina.
5bouas Gbparos, Gountp, Som
misiGr i Dantton 9olntp % man
&c alar Ell peltIenot @orger 9)ant'
ton, iorluanbt iorrige Ssnoag. pi
Ingen peo, boor .0n or allie ge'
itrGbclier for al lInoc bam bar bIotl
uTrei iorgiGpes, Oh hans Senncr e.
rcrior bange Tor, at oct er bPnoi
ham noaet gait Sans 6inaucer eI
/ goo Sroen, % man fan life ior
iian, at ban hinbc iinoe paa a
giemmc iie bort Soan bar Sultru os
Ell Gatter.
Smnierations .aommtsl9r 9eet
bar bcgpnot Ell aampogne I'll ,Sorbe
for bc Scttlcre, iom ben oeitligC
Del af Staten iorIoo fine Claims
iioite .Seit paa @rimb al Ssrfen. .
iIeiie al Scttlerne nbtalte, at De pil
De fomme tilboge, iaa mart geiior
boIbene bIep beore. Der bar ibsit c
meget itGrft Hegn, iom SeIer ot
Sneen boloer / Soroen oper @inte
rem. Oct fer iaaleoes no til, at Sor
ben oil inoeboIoe nof Suatiabei
nPite 1aar.
Boa ct Nsoe, iom iplis bIei
Golot al Ga SoIIctte Solfene Sta
ten, bIep CONNER 6. 8. 0iIliam
ion i Scoma opitiIet iom en- q
aanSioaetrne / Sole aongresoiitril
for 9eleeat til Notionalfonner
tio,sn. Nu opIpier Dommeren, q
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-08

gaa ct Wsoe, Tom rplig bIeb
Golot al Ga SolIctte Solfene Sta.
ten, bIep CONNER 6. 8. NiIliam.
ion / Scoma opitiIlei iom en- al
aanSioaetrnc / Sole aongresoiitrifl
for 9eIeeat til ssationalfonpen
tionen. seu opIpier Dommeren, a.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-08

,iohn : 9arlin, en- aunlmcI Dor
ger @atcriomn. blcp upcrtipri oN
OrTbi pua Steoet al ci al Mnmc
lDolia X II. %ouI9 9nuen@ (oa.
San eiterIaner Jig Suitm % otte
Born
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-08

@ulmrci / Sioup SaIIS bar ciicr
Il re llacr2 CucrpcicliC uchtadgi e.
Nurc6iplt, Ger inrbu0cr Gicrc a. Of,
rcutIilc 9lllInrOpTrclicr ol Acnlcbn
asr al la0r Gutter unOcr ~ Mon
ipille eller opboloc lig Ger. NIhilI
bar 9Ilrer2nrGuhieu prret Is ?Inr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25

VALE. Sept. 26.--LayinE Of steel
ON the Oregon Eastern road building
west across tho state from Vale. is
cncc moro progressing. The track
layers are working with the big ma
chino fifteen miles west OF this city,
and the Harper Winter terminal. M
teen miles further west. will be- reach
cd within a few weeks,
The Harper ranch will be made tho
terminal for the winter months. be.
cause OF its location In the Malhcur
canyon. There the pass widcns into >
small valley and sidetracks aud ware
houses may be built to receive the
supplies the work trains will haul FOR
the grading camps. This will elm
'nate the heavy frcightins by wagon
for u distance Of about thirty miles
over almost impossible roads through
the winter months. The roadbed In
completed several miles further west,
as far Ms the big 2.6oo-foot tunnel at
Milepost No. -. but tho canyon Is so
narrow at that point there IL only
room for one track.
Operations at the tunnel are pro-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25
l'ioseess. Atteatios

A meeting Of the klamath Pioneers
Ii called for Thursday evening. Sep
tember 2sth. st 1870. In the court
house. to nnish up the annual bust.
ness Of the society. a. adjourned from
the July meeting. This includes the
election OF officers for the ensuing
year. and any other matter deemed
worthy OF attention.
All pioneers are earnestly request
ed to be present.
by order Of the presids&.
Dance ~ long ~ VI like. Opera
A0u'' 'onishs <dm 1'on 50 cents
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25
GYROSCOPE TO
STEADY VESSELS
|sECRET EXPERIMENTS ARE BE.
ING Conducted nv THE GOV.
ERNMENT-PlAN n ND KEEP
MIG SHIPS FROM ROLLING

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.--Great Sc
crecy Is being maintained at the
Brooklyn navy yard regarding . scrics
Of Gyroscope tests which have been
going on aboard the destroyer wor-
den here for several months. Il Ia
said naval oflicsrs hope by the use Of
the contrivAnces to solve the problem
OF preventing the rolling OF war ves-
sci while under way or In . heavy -.
The success OF the experiment.. Il Is
asserted. would mean . considerable
increase In the speed and usefulness
Of the smaller craft under battle con-
ditious.
The two Syroscopes are placed on
the main deck forward. one ON the
port side and the other on the star
board. They are about four feet In
diameter. The type 10 the invention
OF naval ofhcsr. and 10 said to be far
more active. and therefore superior
In effect. to the so-called passive"
Gyroscopss used with great success by
the Germans.
A torpedo destroyer like the wor-
den has an angle stability Of 30 de-
grsss. In the great storm last Christ
mas. In which . feet OF torpedo boats
was tossed about and badly damaged
on the way TO Cuba. one Of the boats
y said to have rolled 10 degrees. She
dipped water with her smokestacks.
The wordsn 10 3<s feet long. - feet
10 Inches vide and has = speed Of
1s.ss knots.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25

That it pays 20 advertise was dem.
onstrated at the reception rendered
the pupils OF the high school last
nisht by the members OF the Chris
tian Endcavor Of tho Presbyterian
church. A series OF afty-four adver-
iisements taken from current pub
i,cations, but with the name Of the
advertisers concealed. was displayed.
six young people each guessed cor.
rectly the names OF thirty-four ad-
vertisers. and In the drawing Miss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25
4 nsu Line st sel1' eeN

wish to announce UT have ~,
Ia the famous Cutler .1ias Of solid
Gold Jsw.lry. To n h whs. when
buying. desire the y. iavits yoS
to cali and sss th1 line. Il b the
jswelry for . ,ifs time. This line
Includes sleeve 4 h froa ease 70
% per pair; Brse hss frsa es.ss -
sis.so: Ncarf n u froa Si.ss 10
$50; Ia N>lisr iron Sf.ss 70
sis.so. asd n>cH,ts non es.ss to
eio. N
taAvxN upp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25
. REAL EoTATg FRANaVERs .

The following realty transfers.
contracts. deeds. mortgages. ETC.. re-
Gently nled with the county clerk.
are furnished by the City aud County
Abstract com psny:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25

Gently nied with the county clerk
are furnished by the City aud County
Abstract compsny:
J. Scott Taylor TO N. Il. Doty. war
ranty deed. ~. lots Z and 6. block 23.
Buens Vista addition.
w. 8. Worden to u. l.. Buckman.
warranty deed. go. lot 9. block 81.
Wordsa.
Lakeside company 10 J. Frank Ad-
ans. warranty deed. $500. lot 10. Sec.
lS-4l-i3.
United States to John 8. Shook.
psptsnt. sh NEk. M sEh. Sec.
s-3S-l3.
United States 10 John stindt. pat
ent. NWh Nsk, sh NEk. NWh
sen. Sec. a3-37-l2.
The Klamath Development CON-
pany to J. J. Vokal. warranty deed.
$40. lot 4. block 81. Hot Springs
addition.
Big Basin Lumber company TO the
Home Building and Realty company,
warranty deed. $40. lot Is. block II.
Hot Springs addition.
W. O. Smith TO Mary u. Little. war
ranty deed. so. lot 9. block 8. Fair
view addition.
H. y. Pohlsnd to Myrtle n. Sharp.
warranty deed. $40. sWh Sec. 81
Se-1t.
United States 70 Eugene l.. Snyder.
patent. M NEk. Sec. s-37-lIh.
A. Perry 70 Frank b. Henry. deed.
$4,000. EN- NEk. Sec. l0-+0-s.
John Stindt 70 Myrtle o. 6tindt.
warranty deed. 80. NWk NEk. sh
NEh, NWA SEX. Sec. 33.37-I3.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25

the priees. Manager Houston brought
these people all the way from Sac
ramentO for the fair week.
The vaudeville acts will be changed
regularly with the pictures.
The two-resl picture subject. Their
Lives for Gold" 10 Q real thriller. and
feature In itself. The program will
be repeated tonight. with . complete
change OF both acts and pictures to-
morrow night. Admission. 10 cents
and Is cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-25
CRATER LAKE MEMS

Crater Lake company avkomobile.
are meeting ali 8. p. trai3 at Chilo-
auin' Round trip fare. hiloaain to
Crater Lake. ,Sil.60.
When advised by Ghons. auton,o-
oilss will meet lau9fhss at Agency
,.andlns' Round ~ rate same -
ChiloQuin. Y
Automobiles NJ Crater Lake to
Medford. Monday am Thursday. fare
SIS. S25 round trip.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-19

He could not ask her to share his
thirty-hve dollars a week, but
could he dare ask her to wait?
And Cynthia had laughed a lit
tie and cried a little and treated
him like a big, overgrown school
boy, Somehow everybody treat
ed Mowbray pretty much in the
same fashion.
YOU'RE too late" she said, with
little sob and following laugh.
"James-Mr. Snyder-asked me
yesterday"
But that was always the "tor-
toise's" way. He was always one
lap behind the "hare," So, be-
cause he had not expected any
thing different, he went away.
Next day Snyder, who had some
how guessed his secret, began
laughing at him. He told some
of the men in the office, and they
laughed. at him, too. But these
men were toadies of the 'hare,"
1t was about this time that the
tortoise" was temporarily placed
in charge of the books of one of
these toadies and discovered
something that made him sit up
all night, thinking. In the morn
ing he went straight to Snyder
and told him what he had found.
Snyder leaped out of his chair.
"My God, Tortoise, ," he yell
ed, did old Davenrich put you in
charge of the books?" Then he
came to his senses.
you'd have done the same if
you'd been in my place, Tor
toise,' whined. "How did you
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-19

year, and he owns half the stock
in the concern. Then, when TveI
married Cynthia, it will be prac-
tically my own business, won'tit?J
What are you going to do about
it?" .
"These defalcations," said thei1
tortoise" slowly, clenching his"
fists-for somehow he always :
hated to hear the hare" pros
nounce Cynthia's name amounts
to nine thousand dollars and sew
enty-three cents"
Cut out the cents, said Sny-
der. eyes, 1 guess that's about
the figure"
81 have four thousand dollars"
answered the Tortoise" 81 can
borrow FIVE thousand more. I will
pay the amount if you promise me
to run straight in future. for" he
clencIed his fists again for
Miss Lanfrey's sake"
''You good old tortoise Of
course I will, said Snyder, clap
ping him upon the back. "And
when I'm in Davenrich's place I'll
make you assistant manager"
when you are in Davenrich's
O1ace T shall 1ooL foranOther DOsi-
ton, said Mowbray quietly, and
turned on his heel and went back
to his desk.
The wedding was set for June, |
three months ahead. The "tor-
toise" went no longer to the houseI
on Madison avenue. The whole1
course of his orderly life was "a
cban0ed After ne had D5id IN
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-13
MARVIN DEARMAN
CONTINUED From Page One)

might be made before Dearman could
be trapped in an act of robbery. The
Century Drug Store was also slated
for robbery, Dearman explaining how
he could gain entrance and force the
lock on the safe. The N. o. & N. E.
ticket office was to be robbed after
Number ran some night, and Hum
phreys stated he had a hard time
keeping Dearman from trying that job
several nights ago. After the pay
car ran the conductor and fagman on
freight arriving late at night were to
be held-up and robbed. Evans Jewel
ry Store, at Laurel, was another place
where it was pictured a rich haul
could be made, with a safe getaway
These are some of the robberies Dear
man had in mind in addition to the
Denham job, attempted last night re
snlting in Dearman's capture.
Dearman is reported to have looked
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-13
Deficit WORRIES
THE LEGISLATORS
In Spite Of Economy Policy it viii
Be Necessary to Borrow
100000.

The legislature acquired a large
case of cold feet when the sticking
point was stretched on the question OF :,
raising the state tax levy frotn six to |
seven mills. 1t has been decided, in |
lieu of levy increase, to rush
through bill authorizing the Cover
nor to borrow $250,000 per year for
the ensuing biennial period to meet
the prospective deficit.
Some of the lawmakers almost had
conniption fits when calmly informed
by the chairman of the ways and
means appropriations committee that,
in spite of the so-called policy of
economy, retrenchment, reform, and
all that sort Of thing, that it would be
impossible to make revenues meet
prospective expenditures unless the
levy was increased one mill, a bond
issue authorized, or authority given
the Governor to negotiate loans.
The legislature Immediately seized
the latter horn of the dilemma, real
izing that there would be a large
amount Of explaining to do when they
reached home in event jump of more
than twelve per cent should be made
in ad valorem taxes, thus pulling the
money directly from the pockets of
the people.
In fact, as one member expressed
it, 81 wouldn't dare go home and tell
my constituents that, in spite of the
way We have been Dragging about
taxes, it would be their duty to pay
more taxes than heretofore. You
might explain the states present
financial condition to a banker or a
merchant, and show just why such &C.
ton became imperative, but you could
not get it into the heads of the ave
age voter with club. All he could
understand, or care to understand
would be the fact that his taxes had
been raised, and he was getting nc
more for it than under former admin
istrations."
When the lawmakers adjourn it will
be easy to figure out how much money
has been appropriated, but to figure
on prospective revenues will not be Sc
easy. County assessors are now max
ing their rounds, and already reports
are pouring in of diligent attempts OF
the part of property owners to lowe
their assessed values, especially il
the counties where the boil weevil hal
made its appearance
Not even the chairman of the house
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and said he Would KIM Humphreys and
McGilvray rs he lived to get out Of
the present scrape. puncturing. his
threats with oaths.
McGilvray says he proposes TO con
tinue to follow up clues and try to
run down the confederates of Dear
man and important developments may
come at anytime.
Dearman, who has but one arm, is
known as an old offender, having
served term in the penitentiary for
escaping from the county farm.
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BOTH PHONES IS:
Social and Personal
L. /. ALLEN

shower refreshments will be served
and a musical program will be rem
dered. For more information, call
Mrs. A. /. Jones, chairman OF the
committee. Cumberland telephone 724.
i i.
A Delightful Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilcoxen chap
eroned the Senior Epworth League of
Court Street Methodist and few 9TH
er friends, on a trip to Newmans mill,
Tuesday night. The party met at the
church and after a. trip to the mill
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
WilcoXen, where they were served a
luncheon of three courses. Music was
furnished by Misses Emma Seibe and
Iva May Burnside.
Those in the party were Misses
Ruby Bush, Addie Greedy, Jessie King
Annie Dee Hall, Iva May Burnside
Lallie Hayes, Erskin Thompson, En-
ma Seibe, Miss Hood and Miss Jones
Messrs. John Davenport, Guion Hall
Milton Moore, Fred Coleman, Gideon
Gray, l.. o. Wright, Ernest Moore, D
Flayles, George Peabody, A. e. and c
p. Wilcoxen.
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THE hATTIESBURG NEWS
Scenes From Como Opera"
Gnen IN Laurel Tonight

The people of Laurel will have an
opportunity of seeing '"Scenes From
Comic Opera" tonight, beautifully put
on by some of Hattiesburg's most
talented men and women. The com
pany left for Laurel at II a. m. today
and will return tomorrow morning and
be ready for the two elaborate per-
formances at the Auditorium tomor-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-13

Her Last Shot," another one of the
splendid Vitagraph dramas featuring
Maurice Costello, will be shown at the
Gem theatre tonight. On the same
program an Edison comedy entitled,
Fathers Bluff" will also be shown,
along with new songs and music at
the usual five cents admission. The
next special ten cents show at the
Gem theatre will be on next Monday,
when the big western production of
"The Danites," in two parts will be
given along with another feature to
be announced shortly.
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row and Friday nights. The attrac-
ton is looked forward to with much
interest, not only by The Elks, under
whose auspices and for the benefit OF
whose charity fund it is being put on,
but by the public generally, and it is
thought that the attendance will tax to
its fullest the seating capacity of the
house.