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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

The mule and horse sale OF B.
r. Middleton, which was held at
his East Liberty street barn on
Saturday afternoon was well at.
tended.
The sale totaled SO, $50. About
60 head OF horses and mules
were put up.
Mr.. Middleton said Monday morn,
ing he was very well pleased with
the outcome. He said he held the
sale for the convenience o.
the farmers than any other one reas
or.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
WAY he WAS LATE.

syhat made you SO later
y met smithson,'
well that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home
10 supper"
81 know, but l asked him how he
wag feeling, and he insisted on tell
mo me about his stomach trouble"
"Did you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets?"
Sure, that is what he needs.
Sold by all dealers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

THIS is no time for Democrats
10 DO backbiting and fault finding.
We have the opportunity to sweep
the country unless we foolishly fall
out about matters that are Of no i'm.
n~oYfaaee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Samuel Smith, of near Cant, south
west of town. a student in the Uni
yersity of Missouri. died Tuesday at
Parker Memorial Hospital. He wa
23 years old. Appendicitis Is given
as The cause Of his death. Mr.. Smith
was a Junior in the School of Edu
cation.
He was married about a year age
to Miss Nellie Newman, who is nov
a student in the University Higl
School. besides his widow, h
iesges his mother and several broth
ers ard sisters. Funeral and buria
we're conducted at Cant Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

In the proper column of the daily
and weekly Ledger will be found
the announcement OF DR.. ]. b. Haw-
kins, candidate for representative Of
Audrain county, subject to the &C
ton of the Democratic primary, Au
gust G..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Ht@4 tAAA
and was 50 nervous
tina. I would cry at
the least noise. Il
would startle me So
1 began 70 take ly-
dia E P~inkhams
remedies, sndldon't
have any o cry
ing spells l sleep
sound and my ner.
| ~vopsness is better.
Twill Recommend
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

HON. JOHN d. oREAR Of Mex
scc, made several speeches in Kansas
city for Mayor Jost, the Democratic
nominee, who was excited by over
I'VE thousand majority.
thousand majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Miss Anna Fields, a Senior in the
Paris, Mo-, high school, and a niece
O Mrs. Belle Moore, Of this city,
has been voted the prettiest student
in the school.
Wallace Crossley, formerly Of Mex
icg. now of W~arrensburg, Is a
candidate for the State Senate from
his district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
LARGE NUMBER OF SHEEP
FED IN AlInPhN

FED IN AuDRAlN.
W. W Johnson has shipped ia
TIVE carloads Of Colorado sheep He
paid g IT, cents per pound for them
IN E4ffas CITY, Billy says there
are a. iessi 10000 sheep being I'D
|ta Audrain. Among those who ar
feeding ghesp are J. T, johnson
Earl Carter Judge Alex Garter, Cat
| ter & Henderson and W. D Mason
The rrospcct Is good for maxim
money IN sheep this year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
New Brown Bread Recipe
Never sokey-E asIIy made

By m Janet Afekeaze I'm. Edit0yJ
he Boston COOKING School Magazine
Nearly everybody likes Boston brown
bread but so many have experienced
trouble with its being soggy, they have
become discouraged. Here is a new
recipe that cannot fail If the few simple
directions are carefully followed. You
will be delighted with the results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Q, J. n
Morris. deceased, will be made at
the May term Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Audrain county, Mis-
sourl. to be held at Mexico, Mis-.
sourd. on the second Monday ii
May. 1912.
d. H. Cauthorn.
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Bradford sapplngton and wife have
moved from the WIthers' properly.
on Wade street, to Rube Markwelfs
property. on W. Love.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

THE Democratic victory in Kan
sas city at the city election indi
safes that Missouri Is going to elect
the Damccratic State ticket mex
fan BIZ an overwhelming majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Hen. w. Il, Painter, Of the Car
70 lion (MoD Democrat and tAs
aax Lieutenant Governor Of Missouri
WIS In Mexico on business Friday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
BEST FOR ASTHMA,
cATARRH, BRONCHITIS

Why need anyone suffer from any
throat or s troubles when sooth-
ing. healing HYoMEi is guaran-
teed to Danish all misery or
money back.
"The undersigned herewith recon-
pends HYoMM to ali who arc az
flcted with asthma. catarrh, or bron
chitis. Hyomei was used by ms
wife for bronchitis and asthma and
| used II for bronchitis and sore
throat.
II has given relief and permanent
results and l write theee few llnei
for the benefit OF all who r afflict
cd with the ailments named above
Theodore Bcehlan. Traffic MANAGE
OF tho Concoriia Publishing House
Cor. Jefferson Ave. and Miami s.
concordia, Kan. Jan. 2, 1912. uti
Purdy and druggists everywhere SCI
Hyomel. A complete outfit includ
ing inhaler costs $1.00. Extra bottle
II needed 50 cents. Just breathe i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
n. P Carpenter. formerly

n. P. Carpenter. formerly OF
Mexico. now Of Blytheville, Ark,
who was charged with numbering
his wife and mo~ther-inIaw. is in
bad health, and on account OF the
high waters his case will not CONS
before the grand jury until October.
Referring to the matter, the
Blythevine, Ark, Courier says;
eCircuit court convened MONDAY
morning with Judge Smith on tbs
bench. Owing to the high waters
in the river, the excitement causet
thereby. and the uncertain train ser
vice the term was lapsed until th'
October term. This was the crimi
NAB section Of the circuit court an
many important cases, such as IN
Carpenter murder case. will go over
The grand jury also adjourned. Tn
prisoners in the jails viii Of necess'
" be forced to lay in jail until tina
time. where bond cannot be furnish
ed.
In the Carpenter cas- II Is hkel
that an effort win be made to s.
.cure his release from jail in a fe'
weeks, as his close confinement
|. having a telling effect on his healtl
We have a term OF circuit court
june. but this ia tlse civil term az
!. there is no grand jury, and as
has not been indicted his case will
, over until October.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
BOVINE POPULAR IN
H|SSCHOOLDISTR|CT

SAN .. Jtt,
Sam j. Bovine. candidate for Coun.
ty Court Judge Of the Western Dis.
trict, was re-elected, by unanimous
vote. school director in his home dis.
trict in Sailing Township. a position
he has filled with credit to himself
and his constituents for several
terms. Friends Of Mr.. Bovine In the
West end declare this Is evidence OF
his popularity In the community and
Indicative OF the manner in which tn
voters will stand by him at the
coming primary. (Ady)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

I
u. 2s45o
j d. woolery. attending cir
court tao'ov
II A. Morris. sup'l jail 80
IL. +. ETliott. personal act
circuit court es'V9
ruxton-skinner. sup1 Co. elk 1879
Buxton skinner, sup'i Probate 2-os
Buxton. skinner, stPl Collector $40
Noble Barnes. Coroner's In
quest O'Vv
ordered b. the Court that Clerk
hereafter apportion to the various
road districts Of the County. out OF
|; tbe Special Road and Bridge fund,
an amount equal to that paid said
road district by the County cofec-
tor al his settlement in March
ls12.
Statement Of circuit clerk +, +. H
D %,iott. Of fees collected for quarter
ending Marh 81. IL, was examined
and approved.
Chas. T. johnson was granted
dramshop license.
y. w. sullivan also was granted
saloon license.
Annual statement Of H. H. Week.
70 road overseer of Dist. IS. was ais
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mrs. chas. Bfunaugh and baby, Of.
Battle Creek. Mich. are the guests
Of Mrs. Lamertln4 Isackland
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

). II. Felony Is in Columbia on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mrs. A. G. Smith, who resides
west Of this city, Il quite GL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
MlTunIIT OPIATEs
WinUUI
FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND

STOPS COUGHS CURES COLDS
For GROUP, BRONCHITIS, wHooP-
ING COUGH. LA GRIPPE COUGHS,
HoARsENEss and ALL COUGHS and
COLDS. II is BEST and SAFEST fOs
cHILpRENand foraRowNPERsoNs.
The Genuine is in a Yellow Package
oTts puRDV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Virgil Ryan IS back from 9 business
trip 10 MoberIy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

NOW. Is the accepted time to
drag the roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
NERVOUS
D%ESPONDENT
WOMEN
Find Relief in LYDIA E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Their Own Statements
So Testify.

plata PA-"when l vrcte 70 you
isr-tIwas troubled with female weak
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Geo. stadden, of Springfield, Ill.
was in Mexico on business this
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS

ing business vas transacted.
Bills allowed
c. L. Latch. Construct
Bridge ssss'0
La s. or0sss N' ao.Os
]. T. Baker. supplies J. p. 10y
Geo Van Horn. county farm 90"
McPheeters Bros. supa Circuit
Clerk 0''V
Ferris & cauthcrn. .n
supl jail
Mo. X. & T. Phone Co.
Co. fhrm sSs
No. Print Co. school supl 40
Martin b Meyers. sup'i co.
Ferris 4 cauthOrn. supl Court
House
n r. Kctter. act r. a D. ..so
Com.
Hathaway 8 Co, supq Co. -.
Farm
|. wv. i. craddock. SUBJ Probate
Ear Carter. Corn Co. Farm zaV0
La c. strobe acct Board
Health -"
liz. n. Resser. burytng ind per 80.
person
Geo. D. Bernard g co. supl :.
Recorder
eeo. D. bernard & Co. SUPPL
co. clerk ~
: Geo. D. BERNARD 6 Co, sup'l
Court House q
IJ L. shobe, sal supt. Schools soO'VO
Ferris q canthorn. supt. Co.
Farm WV
InterMeeacer pub. Co.. supl
Sheriff -
Standard Print Co, supl
county clerk =
standard Print Co, supl
Probate 80
Mo .-Kan. phone company y.
supl JAN ~
Midland Chem. Co, supl
an 2OG
l1Ferris G Cauthorn, supl road
district -
Joe B. Daniel, sup'l
Court House %
McPheeters Bros, burying
negro o
!. Noble Barnes, stamps .
w. i. Craddock, sup'1 Col
lector I
The following road o~yerseers' bon
were approved:
Is. S. Coons, Dist. No. z.
J A. T. Chase, Dist. No. s.
las. Greed, Dist. No. IL.
Ii A. Henderson, Dist. No. IS.
n w Powell. Dist. No 20.
~. r. Dorgan, Dist, No. A,
n Geo. Williams, Dist. No. 40.
Nv. S. Smith, Dist. No. so.
D B Barnes, Dist. No. 81
U. q Massey, Dist No 8.
Joe zimmerman, Dist. No. 81,
"A II Rhoades. Dist. No. 60.
Ids In. G. Davis. Dist. No. 50
IN p Crum, Dist. No. Ga.
Jas. II Sims, Dist. No. 20.
Chs, j. A. Clithero was appointed r.
5 and overseer Of Dist. No. So; wall J
TO- or. OF Dist. No. 6s; John McCay,
nNs. District No. so.
Cost bills in State cases ORDERED
age b paid as follows:
State VS.. Jimmie Russell j
state VS.. Russell Riley 2
!, the Bnls allowed:
the Alex Carter, / day board equal,
Tues J. S. Gatson, same 8
was ]. S. Gatson, same
IS liz. p. Ketter. same
mum T ] Kelso. anne
orary Willard Potts, same
S. d. Byrns, same
Alex Carter. 3 days justice
4A and mileage ]
s c. Groves. 3 days justice
and mileage
j S. Gatson, Justice
and mileage
Oils Purdy. sup1 Co. farm
Tsn, J, D Miller, 5up'l Court House
Au Guthrie & Son. supI Co, Farm
Guthrie & Son, supl Jail
~ W. L. eraddock, sup1 Co. Clerl
j. Ii. Ware, Livery for
Grand Jury
-, ]. i Woolery, attending Co.
- Court
], B. woolery, attending Pro
tate
PAY J. r. Wcolery, feeding prison
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

LEDGER ADvserlssMen7s PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

vour medicines TO AL suffering women
SNr MARY HkIsTENp, Piatea- Pa
Box s..
Bere is the report Of another genuine
Csc. which still further shows that Ly.
Sia Z. Pfnkham's Vegetable Compound
may be relied upon.
Walcott n. DakotA-"I had iniiain-
nation which caused pals in my sde'
AMI nv back ached all the time. Twas
50 blue that l felt like crying i any ons
even spoke to me. ] took LYDIA Z,
Pipkharn's Vegetable Compound 70
began TO gain right away ! eonanaess
is use ard nos / am a vel woman.
Mrs AMELIA DAHL alcott' n.
Dakota
II fou want special advice write Z
lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine 20. tcehn
deniiaII Lynn, Mass. Year letter VII
~ apened. read and answered ,!
Weman and held In strict confidence
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Wards Life of Newman.-Cardina1
Newman's Life, by Mr. Wilfrid Ward,
is about to be issued by Messrs. Long
mans and Co., in two volumes.
Irish Abstainers Numerous.-The
temperance movement is growing in
Ireland. The membership of the
Pioneer Total Abstinence League is
1S2,625.
Knighted for courtesy.-The Pope
has appointed Phillip Hemecken, the
general manager of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company at Bremen,
Knight Commander of st. George in
consideration of the courtesy he
showed to Cardinals Farley and Fal-
COMO.
Jesuit Schools in lndia.-The Jesu-
it's have five colleges in India One of
them, st. Joseph's, in it's sixty-five
years of existence has sent out more
than a thousand educated Catholics
and given $50 to the Church in Holy
Orders. Its student corps numbers
this year 1850.
Galician Catholicism Galicia (Aus-
trian Poland) Catholics of the Latin
Rite, the latest official census shows,
from 1852 per cent, of the population;
of the Greek Rite 42.0S; of the Armen-
ian Rite .02. Together 1852.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

Bishop Of coimbra ExpeIied.-The
Coadjutor Bishop of the Diocese OF
Coimbra, Portugal, is to suffer the
same punishment as the Patriarch OF
Lisbon-namely, expulsion from his
diocese-in consequence of the pub
LEGATION of a circular protesting against
the laws governing the formation Of
religious associations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

severely bruised and otherwise hurt
Is result OF the assault. and was In
'no condition TO talk.
The patriotic. who is not yet out Of
short trousers. was made as comfort
able as possible at the police station.
lie was not locked up In the cell room.
cut was given bed In quarters pro-
rlded for the use OF women prisoners.
Curr!e Was the father Of nine chill
dron. as follows: James +. Currie. }.
NJ Curric. 5. J. Curr!c. J. Y. Currie.
George Currie. Robart Currle. Ruby
Curr.o. Blanche Curr!c and Grace Cur
RE. The latter is the youngest. bcin;;
Eve years OF age J NJ. ana s. }. cur
:!e are nov serving terms of enlist
sEent In the United sta ties navy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
News Of South Richmond

belonging 10 Miss Minnie WeisiGer from
the stables. and Oh her way to the
nome OF w. G. Pulllaul. where she IL visit
ms she had only soue "a hal: block when
Engine Compnny No. u .ett their house Tor
exercise. The unusual noise frightened the
noise. who boltcd up Tenth Street. Judge
IL II. Wells snw the horse coming up the
street and rushed out nut before he could
render assistance the itilu 9ir had re-
GAINED control over the horse Although
badly iriGh,encd. She is meme the worse Tor
hey exciting experience.
Entertainment nt Wcathcrf"rd Memorial.
For the bcnent o: the building iund the
Mems Bible Class OF Wvutheriord Memo
ria! Baptist Church VIII eivc AN entertain
ment at o'clock tonight al tho church
An elaborate program has Seen arranged
rs follows:
Selection, mandolin club. reading j.. W.
cosby; violin solo. Mr. DonLhuc; reading
skctch Miss Cornciia rcllocIt. soprano solo.
MISS Beck; rclcine, Mis- Virginia Pcyton:
selection mandolin club.
Following the program the grand final OF
the evening, comedy entitled Love In 4
L.Ehthouse," Will bc rendered by guaranteed
loca! amateur talent Tho cast OF charnc-
tcrs is: Mrs. Marie Chnpc, Robinson, relic,
OF captain Artemus Robinson o: the ouab-
ing i-ish', Miss Marie I.enhey Edith
CHAPEL. daughter o; old Virginia Miss
virginia Peytom; Polly Potts, the blonde
GIRL Miss Cnrnci!a Pollock: Philip Ross.
the Indispensable lover. Evans Dnv!ti-r n .
sam: Jcnl The entertainment will begin
promptly nj O'Clock
Police Gather Good Harvest
On complaint OF u ". Lowry. warra \,
charging Lewis Dennis and James Pu!lla,n.
negroes WIN gHub!!nE was issued yestcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28

day by Squire J. I. Wizard. Tho negroes
1t Is alleged. wore engaged In n game OF
pool Mt Lowry's place OF business and per.
sisted In betting OH tho game. despite the
warnings of the proprietor. Dennis was APP
pretended. but his companion succeeded In
escaping.
In a raid on house on Eas, Fourth
street. four women and two men. all coll
ored. were yesterday caught BY Captain a.
E. Wright. assisted by Officers Waymack
and Manning. Lizzie Clark and sis Clark
her mother. are charged with running nm
Willie Brown. Will answer TO charge OF
carrying concealed weapons Allan Hines.
his companion. admitted that he had Just
been released from the penitentiary. All will
be heard In the Police Court. Part 9. this
morning.
In Police Court.
Chunk Garter. colored. was yesterday nned
$40 and costs b. Justice H. ~. Maurice in
Police Court. Part .. for bcin. drunk and
disorderly In the saloon of NJ. j. Burke
Chunk was unable to secure the cash aud
Lizzie Brooks. colored. charged with .,cnl-
ms skirt. was granted a continuance until
Roy finder. eighteen years old. rum
away from the Laurel Reformntory. was
sent back for Identification.
Revival mt Woodland IIclghts.
The meetings mt tho Woodland Hc!rh :,
Baptist Church are being well attended
Last night Rev. J. ". Carnnch spoke on
NS"'isI-di oruihahcos. Tonight DIR. W. e.
James Will discuss the achievements OF
the Baptists All are cordially Welcomed
Personal Mention.
The Rev. F. Ernest Warren. rector o, the
Mehae Memorial Episcopal Church. Is con-
lned to his home BY severe attack o!
ncutc Indigestion.
Miss Hazel Crooks ief, Yesterday for
months trip 10 Connecticut
w; W Pool is sick n; his home In Wood
land Heights.
r. l.. Houston left yesterday for New
ork on business, Before returning home
nc expects to make visit TO relatives in
Sergeant }. q. Saunders. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
DEATHS

her parents, 1900 Decatur atae"e Street Ct.
South Richmond, at 1850 A. NJ. March
-. IN tLoGENof, infant daugh-
son Hall
Funeral notice later
sHEPpARD-Died. at his residence, -
West Grace Street. at I p. NJ, March
~; WILLIAM NDWELL SHEP-
Funeral from St. James Church
THIS yrhursday] AFTERNOON ct
1880 o'clock.
JONES Died. Wednesday,. March 81.
i2i-' at o'clock Z. ~, at his rest
dence' e2S Perry. Street. South Rich
mond. y. G JONES
When ! am wrapped In slumber
And laid in, earth's lone bed,
Away from those who love me here-
YOUTH miss me when I'm dead.
fon'll sec tho pallid hue of death
And will your heart be constant,
And love mo then as now7
You'll miss mo when I'm gone from
earth
AS have leaned on you while here,
you'll lean on me UP there.
But not a selfish thought, know.
mas d!mined your heart of love;
AouVe been so good and true on
earth
You'll come to mo above
God grant that I may lend You aid
10 bear each burden sore,
cntli clasp your hand In love
Upon the other shore.
And then together we will sing
me songs of angels bright,
And dwell forever with the blest,
where Love shall be the light
But while / sleep within the grave,
Ahd round my curtained bed
10Y think Of ono you loved on earth,
iouli miss me when I'm dead.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch,
1870 Hull street,

Phone Madison lao.
A. c. Jones, ST.. sixty-seyen years old,
died yesterday afternoon at o'clock at his
nome, 92s Ferry Street after Gn Illness .,
more than month. Mr.. Jones was bora
IN Fowhatan, but had lived in Manchester
ior nearly sixty years. He was prominent
n the politics or The Souihstic. and AWAY,
took ann stand on all public questions.
FOR many years he a member OF the
Manchester city Council. where he scrse t.
OH al important commttees~ White -
member Of the Council hu served In the ad :
ditionni capacities OF both police and fire
commissioner.
Wien old Manchester was made city.
VT ZONES was Instrumental In forming tic
Alert Fire Department. which was for many
years, the only means OF protection against
hse. lie, together with scyc;ai others vent
to New York and purchased d hand engine.
which at ihni time was considered us the
best in the state.
Besides his widow. lie Is survived hy ono
brother. r. {. Jones. former police officer
o. Manchester. and one sister, Mrs Mar
WNkerson. o; Richmond. Iio elso leaves
TOUR chi!dren-Mrs .. II Pcrduc. VI -. i.
Richmond
Little Girl Prevents Accident.
rare presence % mind on tile per. OF
little Mis- Lucille Wikerson prevented a
eerious accident yesterday afternoon, when
spirited horse which she was drivin. De-
came trishtfned at rnssnG lire engine
Miss wtikerson had Just taken tho morse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
FUNERAL NOTICE

funeral of MRS MAR.
TIA c. POWERS, wife of MIR. vii
us iowers. of ocean View. Va, was
Gohauctsd Wednesday, afternoon from
r"ltpn BAPTIST Church by Rev. +. II.
Jones She Is survived by her hus-
ana ana two children. Lewis A.
Rock and Mrs. Edith Cous ms The
remains were brought from Norfolk
.o neT sisters. Mrs. a. HIckman's,
"a-i fifth street, Fulton Mrs. Pow
orS lchvcs three brothers and three
sisters, John Richards, Ell Johnson.
nos Johnson, Mrs. ~ Hickman Mrs.
~. McCauley. Mrs. Ida Worth. Inter
mont was made In Riyeryiew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
FRONT FOOT PAVING PLAN
SUGGESTED BY CRENSHAW
City Accountant times Scheme Which Has
Proved Very Satisfactory in
Houston

As an alternative to tho plan for
an issue Of bonds for improvem OF
streets. which results In leaving the
next generation 20 pay for paving
which has worn out and been replac ed.
and places on the city "A large annual
burden for Interest. Special Account
ant George s. Crenshaw, who has been
In correspondence with many cities,
advocates a plan for general street
paving by assessment on abu;ting
property owners.
After hearing from many cities. Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
IN MEMORIAM

ETER--In sad but loving remem-
nrahGe of my devoted brother. HEN
~ JULIAN STEGER. who died at
inc Memorial Hospital seven years
county for burial in the old family
TWnrying ground, c. C. Farleys. near
Deatonsville
There IL grief that cannot find
comfort Thnre arc wounds that can
not he healed and sorrow buried in
,ne human heart too deep to be re-
Shall We meet beyond the river?",
ny his devoted sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-28
ROOSEVELT makes
FIGHTING SPEECH
CONTINUED from First Page

because it was known that they were
supporting the Rose, 1t ticket. Every
inspector kept was an anH-Roosevslt
man, Now I ask you yours ,lvos 10
think what such conduct means
Matter OF Dcrcncy.
IT in any political contest. hcrc In
would not permit amy Inspectors ex-
,ept IT'S own to supcrintcnd tie POLL
ins. you would accept ii. a. q matter OF
course. as an annou lcciuent iha; there
WAS not to be u fair election There
is no Other possible INTERPRETATION To
be put upon such action. l, is a mere
matter OF elemental decency that If q
rontes; Is 10 be fair. the inspectors
shall as matter of course represent
both Sides.
In short the election machinery
WAS used as unscrupulously as in The
days OF Tweed: NAM OF Roosevelt dtl-
cea;eS were left of tha ballots. ball
lots were msprinted were folded In
such q way as to fcazc voters. and in
numerous instances wore not ,ieliv-
cred TO polling places until four or
I've hours after the polls had opened.
and in some instances not before
twenty minutes or ii quarter OF an
hour before closing rhs election in
spectors We're removed whenever It was
thought they were not with the ma
chine
".As have said, such a primary con-
ties, Is not mcrely farce. but Grim
.nal farce. What was done In New
York is substantially what was don, IN
Indiana and Colorado"