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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09

iung as the crime for which this oc-
Cured is committed just so long Will
lynching be had, regardless of how
much the newspapers may howl and
rage or who is governor. When
negro puts his hands on white Wo-.
man, he knows what is coming and
the treatment accorded to him gives
warning to others that, if they do
likewise, they will be treated the same
way. -"
I have been hampered in the en-
forcement of the law by the refusal
of county officials in some counties
to pay constables appointed for the
purpose of assisting the county off,
cials in the enforcement OF the law,
and for this reason I have been COM
PEELED to spend more money out OF
the law and order fund than would
have been necessary otherwise. In
Greenville county, the constable pre-
sented his claim; it was refused. BE
employed the Hon. J. ]. McSwain as
Lis attorney, and the matter was ap-
pealed to the circuit court, which
court sustained the appeal and order
ed the claim paid; and, my informa-
ton is that the officials have accept
ed this decis ZION and will make no fur
ther protest in the matter. In the
county of Edgedeld, the constable eue-
ployed the Hon. S. MCGOWAN Simkin6,
your very efficient and distinguished
reading clerk, as his attorney, and
that case is now in the supreme court
If the county officials had not refused
to pay my appointees, Of course, &
would have been better able to have
more thoroughly enforced the laws,
particularly the prohibition law; but,
they having refused, my hands were
tied and I was compelled to rely al
most entirely upon the county and
city officials for the enforcement Of
the law, and, if it has not been as i
well enforced as it should have BEEN
the responsibility rests upon those
who refused to pay my appointees. 81
I have managed the governors of
fee only, and all matters pertaining
to other departments have been
promptly referred to the head Of that
department. I have not interfered
with any other State officer in the
discharge of his duties, or made any
suggestions to them, except one let
ter to the commissioner of agriculture
and one to the treasurer. I have att
tended strictly to the duties incumbent
upon me and let the other State: Of.
'fcials do likewise. As to how we'll
they have done so, you are referred 10
their: annual reports
You will remember, gentlemen.
when I vetoed part Of your last apy
preparation bill and stated that We
might have a panic or that *our peo-
pie might be financially oppressed
many of you laughed at me, but 10:
day, when the people are so hard
pressed and it is a burden on many
to pay their heavy taxes, am gati-
fed that the people are delighted
that the veto power was exercised and
that they endorse my administration.
wish for each and every one Of you
a pleasant session and may God, In .
His all-wise providence and mercy;
guide and direct you to do that which
is for the best interest of all the peo
pie of our State. :. ...-:5f.
Very respectfully, 5 3: 3
Cole. L. BTease, {: 3.
Governor. =:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09

Editor Birchmore, of the Wateree
Messenger, seems to be something OF
a farmer. We notice where he killed
a porker weighing 41s pounds and
we have not received any sausage and
pudding either.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09
Tuesday, January 9, 1912.

Gov. Blease has stated that he Will
consider no petitions for pardon until
after the legislature adjourns.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09

A good ticket for the democrats to
nominate would be Harmon and Foss.
It would be a. winner.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09
GOVERNORS ANNUAL MESSAGE
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 9, 1912.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
WILSON ELECTED

Woodrow Wilson has After political experience of democratic party has been entrusted with the admua The early history republican repeated The year tho Progrsive the significance the 1856 bore the but defeat years ago 1860 turned defeat into victory so shall S re der glorious compensation 1912 established foundation Of endu menha e sgo the Progressive patty had no It emerges from the crucial test rejoicing in the strength has gained in so short period and with the utmost confidence
 could conduct nationwide campaign
  when shall have in stature
 defeated but the defeat is filled with results shorter Of time than any party n whole history of the republic
 | WE HAVE ALREADY WON WHATEVER RESULT OF THE BALLOT Is PROGRESSIVE PARTY HAS BEEN FOUNDED AND PUT A THE OLD BossCoNTRoLLED REPUB THING OF THE PAST AND THE DREAM oF FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND RETURN OF THEIR GovERNMENT THEIR OWN HANDS, HAS BEEN FoRMUlAIED INTO PARTY AN ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL GARRY WON IT IS MMATERIAL WHAT PART I LAY; I ABLE TO SERVE THAT IS SUFFICIENT. IF AN THEIR BETTER, THAT IS EQUALLY sATlsFACToRY LEFINITE RESULTS"
 will go forward Nothing impede built prin glorious ac eveents in this election give c promise triumph Four hence its strength WI" nightly to make it irresistible
 Woodrow Wilson redeem the pledges administration would be conducted on
 lines No partisan considc ratons any Los Angeles Tribune comparison the and women of this nation with satisfaction and TIE TRIBUNE MAKES THE PREDICTION THAT FOUR YEARS HENCE THE PARTY UNITED IN THIS CAMPAIGN BY PROSPECTS OF POWER OF PATRONAGE WILL FIND IN TWAIN Wilson policies national paiesThe progressive and the reaconar will disappear Its conservative members who support ed Wilson Democratic party Progress ye Democratis administration will align them We shall alignment o the and the strength of pogressves and the reacionaies
 phlosophc The gressyes mourn over past-they face the future
 in their deat
 
 Angeles Tribune
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
YUMA COUNTY RETARNS
 SHOW CLOSE RACE

Following is the Vote of Yuma cous ty, by precincts from which returns could be had:
 Yuma Precinct No. 1-Wilson, 72; Roosevelt, 70; Taft, 19; Debs, 15. For Woman's Suffrage, S2; against, 78.
 Yuma Precinct No 2-Wilson, 128;- Roosevelt, 126; Debs, 43; Taft, 2S. For Womans Suffrage, 1SS; against, 121.
 Parker Precinct-Wilson, 37; Roose- welt, II; Taft, 3; Debs, II. For Wom- ans Suffrage, 39; against, 16.
 Somerton Precinct - Wilson, 15; Roosevelt, 29; Debs, 21; Taft, '. For Woman's Suffrage, 56; against, 15.
 Wellton Precinct-Wilson, 15; Roose- welt, g; Taft, O; Debs. 4. For Woman's Suffrage, IT; against, 8.
 Dome Precinct-Wilson, 5; Roose- welt, 2; Taft, 1. For Woman's Suf- frage, 6; against, 2.
 Crane Precinct-Wilson, 51; Roose- welt, 45; Taft, IT; Debs, 31. For Wom- ms Suffrage, 96; against, 36.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
IMPERIAL COUNTY

Ten precincts in Imperial county ,al. give Wilson 5S4, Roosevelt 67S aft 112, Debs AS. For Congress lettner 643, Evans 6O3, Richardson B, Stoddard 45.
 The four largest precincts in Santf 1ruz county: Wilson I'll, Roosevelt D. Taft 50, Debs 2S, Chaffin 1. Fol Congress: Hayden 182, Fisher S4 Campbell 52, Smith 152.
 In eighteen precincts out of Al II Cochise county: Wilson 944, Roose ,elt 7S3, Taft 99, Debs 219.
 Returns from 1O9, out of the 3Ol pre- ,incts in Arizona: Wilson Gill, Roose lelt 394O, Taft 1791. Debs 1863.
 LOS ANGELES, Cal. Nov. 6.-Fou hundred and two precincts out of 40 0recincts: Roosevelt 3O,S9O, Wilson 24.54S, Debs S,O6S, Taft 1863.
 In Riverside, Cal, four precincts il he city, give Roosevelt 237, WilsoI 24, Taft s, Debs 40 Chaffin 30.
 Tn Oakland, complete returns iron city precincts: Roosevelt 134, Wi on 11S, Debt 91, Chaffin 4.
 In Berkeley, complete returns fro1l precincts: Roosevelt 423, WilsoN 12. Debs 36, Chaffin 5.
 In Sacrament, sixty precincts con lete: Wilson 4,941, Roosevelt 3,71l
 In San Diego, 69 out of 147 pre incts: Wilson 3624, Roosevelt 2,954 Taft 29.
 Twenty precincts in Napa count i've Roosevelt 1213, Wilson 16z1-
 Tn San Mateo county, Wilson lead oy 250.
 Tn Oakland, 100 city precincts giv' Roosevelt S,345, Wilson 6799, Deo' 927. Thirty scattered county pre- incts. complete: Roosevelt 1882, VII ;on 176S. Debs 609. Eleven precincts .omplete. in Berkeley: Roosevelt So' Wilson 6O1, Debs PA.
 Throughout California, 1920 pre- ,incts out of 4372: Roosevelt S5,29' Wilson 9O.345, Taft 662, Debs 1l,OZo Chafin 1895.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
LIMOS GOES FOR
 ROOSEVELT, EIC
chairman's Claims

Democratic chairman's Claims
 Late last night Chairman McCOombs if the Democratic committee, issue he following statement:
 "Our victory is now complete. f urns are coming so fast we cannc cen track of them. Wilson has Mass ,chusetts, New York, Maryland, NeV Jersey. Delaware and the entire Soutf We have no decided report from Il ,ois. Roosevelt seems to be ahead | Cook county, but Wilson leads him il he state almost two to one.
 "Penrose has conceded us Pennsy yania. I believe we will carry bot tates Qllinois and Pennsylvania)
 "We have carried New York by trf nendous majority. National Commit teeman King wires that we have ca ried Oregon by 10000, elected our stat ticket and have the legislature. have reports to date from states I the West indicating handsome ma gins for Wilson everywhere.
 Early predictions of the Progresslv managers, that Taft would not carr ! single state, seem justified at thi hour. For a time it seemed he woul have the electoral vote of New Ham' shire, but late returns make this doub full. and the state probably be fo Roosevelt.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 5.-Returns from half the precincts of Maricopa county (the larger ones of Phoenix not in), indicate Democratic majority of 600 The Progressive poll is four times as large as the Republican. Woman suffrage amendments seem to have been carried, overwhelmingly, by every precinct so far in. The Social ist vote has been surprisingly large.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
ARIZONA
CLOSE CONTEST IN BIsBEE

BISBEE, Ariz, Nov. 5.-Bisbee gives Wilson S5, Roosevelt S4, Taft ', Debs 70, Chaffin 4.
 For Congress: Hayden (Dem.), 26; Fisher (ProgD, 25; Campbell (Rep0, 4; Smith (Soc.), 24; Gibson (ProD none.
 Partial returns from Arizona give Wilson 533, Roosevelt 3S2, Taft 223, Debs 79, Chaffin 10. For Congress: Hayden 2S, Fisher IF, Campbell IS.
 From Tucson, complete returns: Wilson 63S, Taft BPS, Roosevelt 553, Debs 5, Chaffin 10. Ten precincts in Pima county give Wilson 665, Roose- welt 5S6, Taft 339, Debs 59, Chaffin 10. For Congress: Hayden 700, Fisher $50, Campbell 312.
 From Bisbee, partial returns: Will son 159, Roosevelt 133, Taft 31, Debs 11I, CndIIln 4. TOT COHSIeSS. II'S den S6, Fisher 72, Campbell 19, Smith "A, Gibson nothing.
 Laguna precinct, Yuma county: Will son II, Roosevelt 2, Taft o, Debs z.
 One precinct in Navajo county: Will son 27;, Roosevelt 21, Taft 26, Debs f.
 BISBEE, Nov. 5.-Wilson S5, Roose welt S4, Taft z, Debs 70, Chaffin 4. Fol Congress: Hayden 23, Fisher 9, Camp bell 4, Smith 24, Gibson o. \
 Six precincts in Pima county giv'
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
COCHISE COUNTY

Douglas, complete: Wilson 4S3, Roosevelt B, Taft 61, Debs 14S, Chaf- fin 4. For Congress-: Hayden 462, Campbell 61, Fisher 317, Smith 126, Gibson z.
 Courtland, complete: Wilson 39,
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Bellevue precinct, Gila county: Will son 13, Roosevelt g, Taft 3, Debs 9. For Congress-: Hayden IT.
 Indications are that the Democrats carry Cochise county All amendments to the constitution were carried by a large majority.
 Thirteen precincts in Yavapai coun- ty: Wilson 457, Roosevelt 195, Taft 195, Debs 194, Chaffin 12. For Con- gress: Hayden 157, Fisher 36, Camp bell S2, Smith 45, Gibson 2.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

PHOENIX, Nov. Gone hundre and thirty precincts out of 301: Wi son 6,9S3, Roosevelt 4,664, Taft 2,O45 yJebs 14O0, Chaffin 16.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Wilson 452, Roosevelt 403, Taft 251, Debs A, Chaffin 3.
 At Douglas, two precincts, complete: Wilson 176, Roosevelt 13S, Taft 24. Debs 40, Chaffin ?.
 Four out of 13 precincts, Pima county, outside of Tucson: Wilson 21, Roosevelt 23, Taft 4, Debs '.
 From Flagstaff: Wilson B, Roose- welt IF, Taft AZ. For Congress: Hay den 142, Fisher 16, Campbell 96.
 Three precincts in Cochise county: Wilson 2S, Roosevelt 26, Taft q Debs 2.
 Thirty-six precincts, in Santa Cru county: Wilson 11S, Roosevelt GA, Taft 39, Debs 8 For Congress: Hayder 129, Fisher 56, Campbell 40.
 Ten precincts, in Navajo county: Wilson 115, Roosevelt 121, Taft 97 Debs 6. For Congress: Hayden 121 Fisher 7S, Campbell 1O2, Smith 6, Glib son 1.
 Seventeen precincts, in Yavapa county: Wilson 537, Roosevelt 24S Taft 237, Debs PIT, Chaffin 12 Fol Congress: Hayden 1S4, Fisher 45 Campbell 99, Smith AS, Gibson 2.
 Returns from Bisbee: Wilson 320 Roosevelt 251, Taft 79, Debs 1SO, Chaf fin 6. For Congress: Hayden 23S Fisher 136, Campbell 51, Smith S3.
 From Flagstaff: Wilson 49, Roose welt 22, Taft B, Debs 6, Chaffin ? For Congress: Hayden 57, Fisher P Campbell 45, Smith 6, Gibson 2.
 Further returns from Bisbee, Ariz give Wilson 29O, Roosevelt PIP, Taf 70, Debs 40, Chaffin 4 For Con gress: Hayden 93, Fisher 79, Camp bell 23, Smith 79
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
GRAHAM COUNTY

In Graham county, 13 precincts: Wilson 334, Roosevelt B, Taft 49, and Debs For Congress: Hayden 334, Campbell 49, Fisher S5, Smith 99.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
HORSES TAKEN UP

In the Yuma Valley, four and one lalf miles southwest of Yuma; two bay horses, one blind in one; eye, other )ne has brand "J IN"
 5en.-4w l.. B. STEARNS.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
WAGERs ON WoLGAsT-
 MANDOT FIGHT PAID

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Wagers on the Wolgast-Mandot fight were paid today upon the decision of the news paper men, who gave Mandot the vic tory.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
GREENLEA COUNTY

Seven precincts in Greenlea county with three small precincts to hear from: Wilson 652, Roosevelt 237, Taft 106, Debs 106.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
Marshall Voted Straight

Marshall Voted Straight
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-"I sup pose you voted the straight ticket, governor"
 ''I sure did," replied Gov. Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic candidate for vice president, just after he had cast his ballot.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5-The Firsi city precinct gives Roosevelt S2, Vii son 6S, Debs 56, Taft 4.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Roosevelt 29, Taft F, Debs 32. For Congress: Hayden 45, Campbell II,
 Fisher 24, Smith 2S, Gibson O.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 5.-Eight pre- cincts in Fresno county: Wilson 295 Roosevelt 225.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

TUCSON, Ariz, Nov. 5.-In Pima county, all the amendments carried 3 1; wonan's suffrage carried, to 1; the vote on the referendum measures very close.
 PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 6.-Thirty out If 37 precincts give Wilson 2191, Taft !S4, Roosevelt 14S3, Debs 351. For Congress, Hayden, Democrat, is lead ing with 15O. The remaining precincts 70 be heard from, are all small ones, with the exception of Mesa. Woman
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Complete returns from Fort Yuma. HanlOn precinct: Roosevelt 26, Will son 10, Debs 2, Chaffin 1, Taft O. E. E. Bennett, Progressive candidate for supervisor, received B votes.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
IS REPORTED ILL

Mrs. w. E. Mcclure, of Second ave nue, is very i'll.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Thirteen precincts in Imperial coun- ty, Cal: Wilson 432, Roosevelt 444, Debs 90
 In Pasadena: Wilson 2203, Roose- velt 44S3, Debs ITS, Chapin 732, Taf' 116.
 One hundred and fifty city pre- cincts are complete: Wilson S,460 Roosevelt 1929, Debs 2379 Scattered returns from all sections of California indicate that Roosevelt and Wilson are running a close race.
 At Oroville, Butte county, 21 pre- ,incts give Roosevelt 460, Wilson SIS
 In San Francisco, fifty city precincts (complete): Wilson 1901, Roosevel' 1850, DebS 520.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Scattel 9d returns from all sections of Califor lia indicates a close race betweeI Roosevelt and Wilson. Roosevelt hai carried Los Angeles and Alameda couI " by large pluralities. But San Fran .isco and interior counties of Nortl California are rolling up Wilson plura- ties that threaten to overturn the bis Roosevelt margin in the two Progref sive strongholds.
 Six precincts in Sutter county give Roosevelt 204, Wilson BY.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

2203, Roosevelt 44S2, Debs I'll, Chaf- fin 732. Bell, Progressive, in the Ninth district, wins by large majority.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

The men of Arizona have said that the women shall vote.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
YUMA COUNTY

In Yuma county, four outside ore cincts: Wilson; 56, Roosevelt AZ, Taf' 8, Debs B.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

suffrage carried in every precinct Meager reports as to other measures.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Three precincts, in Navajo county: Wilson 196, Roosevelt ITO, Taft 130, Debs 10, Chaffin 4. For Congress Hayden 207, Fisher 121, Campbell 135 Smith 10, Gibson 2.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

In ModestoA Cal, ten precincts, COT. plete: WilsoA 443, Roosevelt 331.
 In Kern county, IS precincts, par of them in Bakersfield: Wilson 406 Roosevelt PIP. E
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Twent complete precincts give Wilson S29 Roosevelt 717, Debs 237.
 In Oakland partial returns from 9 precincts, at Alameda City: Roosevel 927, Wilson S4S, Debs 312, Chaffin 46 In five Berkeley precincts: Wilson 312, Roosevelt 423, Debs 36, Chaffin ,
 Chairman Davis, Democratic Stat' committeeman, claims Wilson carrie California by majority of about 2000 over Roosevelt.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
CHA COUNTY

Gila county, incomplete: Wilson 63, Roosevelt 46, Taft 12, Debs 24. For Congress: Hayden 67, Campbell 13, Fisher fl, Smith 23A
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

In Greenlee county, seven precincts. Wilson 652, Roosevelt, 237, Taft 1O6, Debs 1O6. For Congress-: Hayden 64S, Campbell 11S, Fisher 225, Smith 9S.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
GREELEE COUNTY

Greenlee county is complete: Will son 92O, Roosevelt 12O, Taft 60, Deb 90.
 Forty-one precincts in Cochise cour ty: Wilson 927, Roosevelt 693, Taft 161, Debs BIO.
 Seventy-one precincts, out of 301 in Arizona: Wilson 3166, Roosevelt 2360 Taft 1201, Debs COG, Chaffin 2S It is believed woman's suffrage carried b big majority.
 In Cochise county all referendum measures carried by big majority, in cluding woman's suffrage.
 In Gila county, Globe district, No. 2: Wilson 133, Roosevelt 1O4, Taft 4G Debs 14S, Chaffin 2.
 Wilson, apparently, carried every 'ounty in Arizona, with the possible reception of Coconino.
 Tive precincts in MaricOpa county Wilson 2O46, Roosevelt 144O, Taft 560 Debs 359.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

In Fresno, 136 precincts, complete Roosevelt 340, Wilson 339.
 Twenty precincts in Santa Rosa give Roosevelt 761, Wilson 957.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
HEADS OF TICKETS
 VOTED AT HOME

finding the Democratic presidential electors"
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07

Pasadena, in 2S precincts: Wilson
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-11-07
THREE NEWSPAPERS THAT LEAD THE ARIZONA WEEKLY SENTINEL
Established 1872

Thursday Years Without Missing An Isse
 e Yuma Second Class Mail Matter P Year Two Subscriptions $500
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29
PAGE NINE

legislature granted an appropriation
to build a state reformatory. Two
years were spent in the selection of
site and construction. After COM
pletion, superintendent was
appointed, this being in the spring Of
1911. The Railroad Manufacturing
Company made a desperate effort to
have the contract system established
at the new institution but failed,
and has resisted all attempts to trans
fer any of the inmates from the old
prison to the new reformatory The
business of the company has expanded
to such an extent that it claims it
needs all of the inmates Of the old
prison. The opening Of the new
reformatory was fixed for June 1,
1911, then for October 1, 1911, g.,
then again for January /, 1912. The
opening has now again been post
poned until some time next fall AS
a matter Of fact, the Reliance Manu-
featuring Company has placed a veto
on the acts Of the state through it's
representatives.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29

Every newspaper Office keeps
standing in B. F. type these two
headlines: Roosevelt Will Rum"
Roosevelt Will Not Rum and
each head appears as often as the
other.
We snatched time from our frenZ-
led political conditions to remind all
that the Italians are still having a
war of some sort with Turkey. and
that Mexico is also doing a stunt or
two IN the way of killing a few Of
her male inhabitants.
New Workers. think a lot of their
cork-screws and shoe horns-a valet
was given thirty-year prison term
for stealing one Of each. But Morse,
the Ice-King Banker, is now enjoying
hot baths in "Yurrup," because he
got away with fixe Or six millions of
other folks money.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.

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Splendid income assured right man to
act AS our representative after learn
ing our business thoroughly by mail
Former experience unnecessary. All we
require is honesty, ability, ambition and
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ness. No soliciting or travelling. This
is an exceptional opportunity for q man
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business without capital and become
Independent for life. Write at once for
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Estate Company, L 631 Marden Build
ing, Washington, d. c.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29
THE FIGHT AGAINST CONVICT
IARGR

Prison contractors throughout the
country are bending every energy to
thwart the onward march of senti-
ment against the contracting of con-
victs to private manufacturers.
Every obstacle known to human
ingenuity is being brought into play.
Some years back the Connecticut
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29

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AGENTS WANTED.

$500 A DAY-We don't want a man
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a day at our work. The best and Invest
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29
HOGS AS LAND RENOVATORS

A drove of hogs will thoroughly
renovate an old orchard in two or
three seasons, if they are allowed to
root up the ground thoroughly and
eat all the wormy fruit that falls.
Their roofing forms a dust mulch
around the trees, thereby conserving
the moisture for the trees, and if
they are allowed to eat the wormy
fruit that falls, the worms will be
eaten also, and in a few seasons the
worms will be no more.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-29
CABBAGE PLANTS,

REDUCED prices on frost-proof cab
bage plants. $1.00 per 1000; 1000 or
charges are but little more on 1000 or
5000 than on 1000. Get neighbors to
join you with an order and save money.
OAkDALE PLANT CO., Marshville,
N. G..