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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1913-12-20
HARRISON PECANS
PLEASE WASHINGTON.
Congressman Distributed
Nuts Named For Him and
Orders For More Follow.


GULFP0RT, Dec. I6. The aPat
Harrison pecan has made a hit in
Washington. They are an unusually
fine paper shell pecan originated by r.
H. Washington OF Gulfport. For sev-
eral days the popular Congressman from
the Sixth District distributed his name
sakes among the officials at the capitol
city. and now orders for more are COM
ing to the Coast. One inquiry was re-
ceived by Mr.. Harrison from resident
from Virginia and wanted TO know where
he could order some. The Harrison
nut received quite little publicity
through the Associated Press, but SC
far no headlines to the effect that ssPai
Harrison is nut have appeared.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1913-12-20
GIJLFPORT TO ENTERTAIN LAWYERS
OF LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI

of the two states at some coasee town,
and Gulfport went after the joint ses-
sion. That this city was successful
is indicated by letter received this
morning by w. N. Driver of the Great
Southern Hotel from Chas. A. Shamp,
secretary of the Louisiana association,
in which he asks for information as to
rates and says that Gulfport was the
tentative choice Of the executive COM
mittee.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1913-12-20

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1913-12-20
Gulfport, December Q.

Gulfport has been Sssn as the
city to entertain the Bar Associations
of Louisiana and Mississippi on the
first and second Of May, 1914. Such
was the announcement made by the
executive committees Of the two
state associations which met in New
Orleans Saturday. Some time ago
movement was started to arrange
union meeting of the bar associations
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1913-12-20
BOLD HOLD-UP IN THE COMMERCIAL
SECTION OF THE CITY SATURDAY NIGHT.

Masked Man Entered Store of Bay Mercantile Company,
And With Revolver in Hand, While He Held Clerks
at Bay Proceeded to Rob the Cash Register, Making
Good His Escape With Cash and Other Valuables-
Alfred Oliver Arrested Short While Later at Depot
and Charged With the Theft.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
AGAIN INTO
SERIOUS TANGLE
California Railway Commits
sion Declares It Must Have
Time to Consider Modified
Plan of Dissolution.
ny leased Wire to Evening IIcrald. !

kA lfU~td Niir I" lN'hl"G ''''"l"'
sam Francisco. March lA The
california railroad commission. "n
,h, data now before 10, nud- ts,Ii
uulnl, 90 pruuuuu," uu opinion on
ih, mudluud plan for the dissolution
of ga, Union Pacific southern Pacific
mrr1rI presented hy ih" railroad at
tururys. In message lo Attorney
General NJ Reynolds outlining iis pnl-
i,y u- Geo the dissolution, th' COM
mission ~" states.
IN, commission tDl,GrJphrd today
tu tubrr. $. lyovrtt chairman of IN"
executive NutTd ui m, Union itN'hr,
Tor th, exact terms ui tho lease which
10 ls proposed iu. Central Iu,iuy shaU
civ, tu tu, Union iuytuU uU NS llu'-
IN California Additional IuinIiud-
tun also ls asked Hs go the us' q"
b., made uf the Hvurvin yut-"u ht-
tween Oakland ana sacramento, aad
uf the terminals and m" lutusitiu
tracks controlled N' lh, southern va
ciur ana m" central ParIu,.
Unm uis information i- jortheom-
ina the commission win withhold li-
opinion, which, 90 is announced VIII
TAX, iu, form, NOT ut O. decision, nut
ui memorandum
Additional data is expected from
. Robert g. luyvtt OF thD Union lUtlN'
. 100 rp. puu.. leo t'l,rraw- sent 'Ht'' 81
. today
! IN substance rn. message tu AN"r-
u,y General MyEcyu0lds sa1e lhai
white 'h, commission ducs mot hr.
U,,. the ttl. ur Iya., ui the cent? b.
Pacific tu tho l.utou IuDtN, De- u",
slrt nr required under tho terms nI
iru order uf the supreme court t
recognizes that B., has uu jurisdiction
.us,r such matter. outside Do. nuhh-
daiI,s u' California. Ih, m'--rr'
states hut ~ th, ic-oruI Juthuui.
rcuur. coz permit On" lease and -tf
.. uyupu..J tine commission VIII
uruus, the contamination u' th, doHl
Th, .umW. -.uu r..t.ra'r- that "nl
order 10 maH mHN. Hr'rI receipt oI
ru. additional information Hs 'n u'
modified WW,rgug pItn uNl Ger
uluN .unndE iU. term. ANA ,uui'
uuu. o' in. original order H.nfHr 1'
ih, uu,. vruu california 900" r'n
..r'rH
Attention Is called 800 lhr Telegram
tu thp condition tnf auN u'Ii
.sI..u.vi between Ih. southern Iu
' .Iu. and th, Union ruDu, Ior ln
u.. uI 'nr Southern rpy,t, ut'k- ul
tH. short Jfu, h.lWprn ~J,ruuruu
- and Ou.Uud ,a BoUty.u. tuI. mu-
. Do. "ou,u door" loo i'- character TN.
, mean. futi fh. section uf ut,i. Whi'|
give. direct outlet Coo lho hI,.u
D. ocean must hc k.pi up'n Goo HlI com
U,'ur limos ur Goo none,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
TIRIE HUNDRED NLBNN
PEASANTS AlI .AISlIIIiiiaD

Ftukluri Du thn Main. G,rWluN,
March Three hundred AlpHn in-
huuIiants at LiWcu in the 1H'KTh
province col kossnyu, were shot 1ud
klll,d without trial Yesterday hy SrrN-
IAN troops. according Geo a drsuIt' %
,rum rskup 'o thu Frankfort Gazette.
TU, uAub.uuls of the district l"r
Tailed tom. hundred "Thcy vpr. uu-
armed uyt-autR aud did not follow
tho uNlmUIy OFF . rest uI inr Ale
fluUus boz u,yiue GOO tnc mountains
SANS th, report 'NII Nrr, captured
b., 70 column ul S,ruu troops Who
after shuoting 300 uf th,W. brought
tN, -urlNul luu prisoners Geo Fr.s-
rDud. fU, capital of tH, province
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

bN ifN~fN " lie in Z fsAfutn1 titfWtN,
Guthruhrrs. Ntr. March % ln-
JON Pacific Inlatu4.r train 80. p
known us thc Colorado special. irom
Denver. rtu iuI' trnlu $50. A. the Az
hnue ,Nptess rnm Portland here az
u.,I.DN Inia morning during a
uuuu'ug SNOW storm. killing four pes
srueer. Uud seriously injuriug eleven
others Tho dead
EDMUND o. USTENHArTT. sal
am1uDa, N s.. travelling salesman.
AUGUST MEYERS. Wall Lake. IA.
Mrs AUGUST MEYERS. Wall
Lake. Boo.
Mrs EDITH HuoN STOCK
rs I'LL Cheyenne. Wvo
Nr. and Mrs Meyers were en-
route home from Long BoHch Cal
Mrs SfnckWcli was the wife OF Ser
gonut StoCkWell of the Fourth Held
arllucrN She was en route "a Des
MoinoH.
Tho seriously Injured.
90 r. prdler, Walker Ia. Internal
injuries
W ~ nIekorsou. cheyeuae. back
prNurd ute
w G ruueN umaba. aukl, spfaln-
Ui. bruised
A. d. 'uIvu, Sioux Fails. = H.: hlh
irIr"d. back spruined
~ iuughru. Omaha. body
bruised. .1'a
Edward Rose. Omaha. back aprnin-
'd cuts and bruises
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
\TrOtNIN GENItR SUBMITS
Plan MITIIDt rRltJl pitI

Wushugtuu. March a. Th, mod
m,d plan ur the dissolution OF the
linton pUiu, W,rg"r agryyd ON hy
tho Interests involved. UiU b., SUBJ
mftrG tu lU, United Stlt,a district
count 200 Sl luuis tomorrow without
tn, approval ur disuppruNal ut At
lurur, General NJ Reynolds
Th, attorney EruvrHl today IN
strurtrd United states Attorney HputN
at ST. Louis go inform the court when
ne pln ia presented that ne had not
had time 100 study and pass Judgment
un b. Tho representative ui the rail-
roads informed tho uttorurN general
that 10 Vus necessary for them tu pre-
sent lhr plan 90 the court before sat
urduy und,r the agreement with the
syndicate which is tu mdprWtitr tho
stocks Co hr sold.
Nj MDRc,uolds said today hc had
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
CHICAGO SUFFERS MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE FROM
STORM; MIDDLE WEST ALSO HEAVY SUFFERER

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
TWO TRUSTED BANK
MEN GO SHORT
IN ACCOUNTS
San Francisco Has Sensational
Day in Business Circles
With Dual Exposure OF
Prominent Business Men.

Z ~ Leased Wire to Evening Hernid.l
san francisco. March il.--TruStcd
employees of two banks ln this city
have been found short Ia their ac-
counts. One oI the men Is IN GUS
tody. charged with the embezz.ement
of about S2.00o, while the other.
whose shortage r. placed az over Si00-
OuU may never be prosecuted
The Illness nf Charles Raker as
ristaut cashier ot the Crocker Nau3n-
al bank. placed another man a. his
desk "a few days ago and the short
age was discovered. According 20
VIM. Crocker. president Of the bans.
u Viii amount 90 over 100000. The
btBk is protected hy an insuranCo
contract more than covering the
bonds required of its trusted em-
ployts,
"tIow the bank shall act" said
President CroCker. lis too early 10
say MS life has been devoted 10
helping men. This poor fellow has
fallen and may need help THIS is a
national bank. hpWever, and IN bank
cAaminer has Jurisdiction. VIVA. he
uiay do | can not say"
Bakor entered the bank as nes-
scngor boy. tie is known as a man
81 moderate tastes and no explanation
cot his shortage has been found.
rupert T. Hooper, head OF the
trust department OF the Mercantile
Trust CO. d IN the custody of prl-
waite detectives until he closes his af-
fairs ana surreuders on warrant
charging em mbezzlrmsnt Vice Pres
l0tut Jno. u. Mckee of the company.
stated today that the total shortage
uncovered would be close 20 sif0 f0,e0O.
Foeppr has been an employe uf tn1
! company for eight years and is said
tn have engaged IN real estate specn-
iatious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
HINDREpS HOMELESS ~
RESULT N MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn, March o. Late.
reports received here today rom j1"
storm swept sections of Madison I-i
Henderson counties. du not adj '
the isi OF dead FItr were klI,I
aud over 100 are homeless
At Lexington nearly hHuar,I o
huus,- ucI, practically drmuueh,.
TclDg.phic and telephone Cuu-
muniratuu is slill emit between jack
.nu and Lexington 10 b. NOT u'.
Il,lcd rhH' amy Uurtnrr ra~u1ltfr- o.-
CURED.
The smuI towns ul camden. Tun.
lrr Lake Huron, lIl. amt Shu Hu
suffered property Ina..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

received telegram from the railroad
men which showed boz a general way
that the fundamental change over
the old plan was that the Union pa
cihr would enter into a traffic instead
~ track arrangement in reaching th'
Voast over the Bcniyia cut-ou The
talifotniS railroad comm issiun uu-
Iectod 90 tho provision of the uli
plan which permitted the Union Pa
piNp tu use the trucknWo of the SOUTH
rrn papiUu Go iho exclusion ul the
Western ruuiuy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
DINNTH GITS SiINRE
OI' TUI HIG WIND

Denver March lt Huu1y SNOW
huIuu falling to-day in uorthraft'ru
Colorado. through Nebraska W
northern Kansas accompanied by q
high wind thut iu many casos pro .
irat,d telegraph ana telephone vircH
M,ugrr adNItca Indicate that severe
blizzard conditions prevail 100 Nvhfnh-
Ia. the snow drifting and seriously
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
NEBRASKA RAILWAY COMMISSION rs
ASKED TO INVESTIGATE THE ACCIDENTS

Mrs 2. y. Bagley, Allen. Neb., leg
spralncd. bruises.
J o.. kincaid, Norfolk. Neb., back
spr8inod, body bruised.
49, M. Terence. Charles City. Iowa,
bruises and cuts.
George =. hrown. Tonopah, News
Internal injuries bruises.
General Scott. Omaha, bruises.
Relief trains were sent 10 the scena
OF the wreck from Omaha and Grand
Island and the injured were started
Tor Omaha ~ 5ifa O'Clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
PROPERTY OWNERS ARE
ORDERED TO LOOK OUT

sy LEASED Wire la Eyenlng Hermld.l
sacramento. Cai. March if.--A bill
designed tu peuplixo owners permit
ting their property 20 be- used FOR ime
m0rAl purposes was reported fnNOr~
aoly hy tho assembly committee Oh
public morals last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

Lincoln. NeD., March 1.-THE Me-
brNska state railway commission was
this morning notified by Edison Rich.
general attorney ~ the tYntnn Pn~
cidc. ~ two wrecks on that road to-
DAY, one az sidney and one at Gothcn-
berg. and was requested 70 make an
investigation al once.
Com mmisslOners Clarke and Hall. to-
gether with 4. g. Powell. the COM
missions accounting expert, left on a
i0:to train 20 visit the scenes of the
wrecks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
Attempt to Turn Down EX.
eoutive Appointments in
Senate Brings Sudden Ter
mination of Proceedings.
SPEAKER BACA ALSO
HELPS ILL-FEELING
Presiding Officer of House
Comes Perilously Near Be-
ing Unseated and Immedi-
ately Reverses himself.
COUNTY SALARY BILL
MAY YET BECOME LAW

Usual Love Feast and Burial
of Hatchet Lacking When
Strenuous and Rather I'M
productive Session Becomes
History.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
THREE MISSING IN
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECK

Omaha. Neb.. March 1.-two
freight trains on the Union Pacific
collided AZ Herndon. Neb.. early tO-
day. Three men are reported miss
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
CYCLONE Sweeps THROUGH
FIVE STATES WITH Loss
Of LIFE AND PROPERTY

Greatest Damage Done in Georgia Alabama and Tennessee
Where Whole Towns Are Wiped Out by Terrific Wind;
Columbus Georgia Cut in Two BY Twister Hundred
Yards Wide
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

uuus. that body Immediately adjourn
.U without delay
~trcuupu- ip tbe tlou.r
f. lima. t,.,.. I.. I.r. s....., ,,.as
-r,nuuus u tH, .xif.iup at imp.
I.pn when tI. session ended There
.uus u .,ld,n.. u faeIur of bttoi-
uefa aud t uuu.,tl.. ans.n.a ut thr
usual uurItutuu. h,...ru .n. mrm-
b.r4 pr fnp upuustI. UauU.II ufths
Iuds. s.Ius uf tna.us mad, B su.pth
COMMUNICATING thr 4..l..r uu hts
aui.ff. su. faIrncFq. uut tr. effort sls.
.aiIf. r..oI.od. Tho .fIte of mind
off ta, members m fn. .i.etue hour.
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I"H." .n'Ii. ..''' H.1N'-N' lhr
'.'T. HrH'''ut. A." f'iu l' i'iHr 10y
'f.. N- . required Ut 'H" rules
FT, uaa pfurrrumg Go read 90 ihe
IfaHff Time nt,u.raturv Go iis nulI
I u4ss.., Whom tho reading uIa halted
b, tno speaker "The constitution
pruIl,s.. ruled ihe prosIdma officer.
/ .that bills Do. uu read moro tHan
ttt,t.. ru n1, Same legislative. duN. &C.
! i4 unv p.at th,. hour of midnight aud
! Z .- sneaker of th. house, which is
-uut,u,. rlip that 10 Is NOW the six
Iurtn d.y uf thr session and tho fur-
dior consideration uf this bin must
L, deferred mtu tomorrow. which
INU p, at,r the Irgisntur, nd-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
4 KILLED--ELEVEN INJURED
IN WRECK Of UNION PACIFIC
PASSENGER TRAIN

Colorado Special Out of Denver smashes Into Atlantic E
press from Portland During Binding Snow Storm This
Morning Second Accident With Freight Trains Results
in Three Men of Crew Missing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY
You get II In the HERALD.
SIXTY Gents q month or iS cents
q week delivered NJ your door,
Hfty cents by mail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-21
CBy John J. Biddlson, in woman's I

CBy John ]. Biddlson. in woman's
Home Companion)
In the state of Iowa, where the fin
est, sleekest live stock pasture and
the bumper corn crops are raised,
they are after a new crop record
better babies. For several decades
Iowa has been standardizing corn,
cattle and hogs. Now by precisely
the same scientific methods, they have
begun 10 standardize their babies.
Two women are responsible for the
movement for better babies IN Iowa.
One is Mrs. Mary T. Watts Of Audi,
bon, member OF the council of the
Iowa Congress Of Mothers and super.
intendeut Of the babies health depart
ment of the Iowa state fair. The 9th
er is Dr. Margaret Vaupel Clark, q
practicing physician and the wife OF
a physician. Mrs. Watts conceived
the idea Of campaign for better ba
bies. Doctor Clark showed how such
a campaign could be put on a scien
tific basis which would help 70 builC
up not only the state of Iowa but tht
entire nation Mrs. Watts stayed II
Iowa and studied It's mothers and ba
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-21

The contest was over The fair
ground gates were locked and barred.
A lot of Iowans-farmers and city
folks-were carrying home one vital
thought: Iowa babies we're not up to
the mark of Iowa corn and cattle;
something had to be done.
And so the first step in the cam
paign for better babies had been TAX
en- The women behind the movement
were already beginning a between-fair
campaign, for they had found, strange
ly enough. that the city babies had
made better records than the country
babies. First off, the movement need
ed publicity. The daily and weekly
press gave that free in the sort of
editorials people read. The babies at
the state fair had come out bad sec
ond to the crops of grain and live
stock. In a few generations. accord
ing TO those fateful score cards, Iowa
would have the most fruitful fields and
the highest standard of live stock in
the country. but fields would be titled
and stock driven by a defective race
Of men and women. Iowas pride was
touched.
Club women in the cities and towns
turned from literary topics to health
and hygiene for babies At the grange
meetings the wives of farmers stopped
talking the best feed for chickens and
discussed sleeping quarters and bal
anced diet for children under three
years Of age. Every baby who had
failed in that astonishing contest at
Des Moines was examined through
parental eyes which somehow saw a
child as a new creature. just as wor-
/ thy of correct physical upbringing as
calves and pigs
! Other babies who had not been en-
tered for the contest found themselves
possessing a new interest for their
parents. They were put on new diets,
given new sorts of clothes and new
kinds of baths. In fact, the fall and
winter of 1911 was a memorable one
for Iowa babies. a sort Of transforms
ton period For, you see, in Iowa.
state pride runs high. A mere trifle
like its baby population must not stand
in the light Of state progress.
In the meantime the duplicates of
those unusual score cards were on
their travels. The Iowa Congress Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-21
Society Women's Hair
A Simple Treatment That Will Make
II Truly Fascinating. Thomas
Drug Company Guarantees II.

NoWaday every up-to-date woman
has radiant hair
What a foolish creature a woman
would be II she 'ost the opportunity to
add TO her attractions.
Yet in America today there are hun
dreds OF thousands OF women with
harsh, faded characterIess hair who do
not make any attempt 10 improve it.
In Paris most women have beautiful
hair, and in America all women who
use Partisan Sage have lustrous and
luxuriant hair.
And any woman reader OF The Argus
can have attractive and lustrous hair
In a few days time by using this
great hair reiuvenator, Partisan Sage
Thomas Drug company sells a large
bottle for 80 cents and guarantees
It TO Danish dandruff. stop falling hair
and itching scalp in two weeks or mon
ey back.
Partisan Sage is an ideal hair tonic
not sticky or greasy. Sold by druggists
In every town in America. -CAdvD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-21
- O'Clock noon. Tuesday, Aug. 81.

IL O'Clock noon, Tuesday, Aug 81.
2. No entrance fee or exhibitors tick
ct required in this department
8. Entries must be made with the su-
perintendent by mail, or by par
ent or guardian in person, on
blank forms which will be furnish
ed free by addressing the superin-
tendent All information asked
for in this form must be given at
time entry is made
T. Appointments for examinations by
the judges will be made in the
order in which entries are receiv-
ed.
for examination will be mailed to
all making their entries early. If
this notice is not received. apply
at the Office of the superintendent
at the fair grounds for appoint
ment.
6. No child suffering from any acute
or constitutional disease may be
entered.
:. Examinations will begin at O'Clock
a. m, Monday, Aug. &c.
s. Premiums, including cash and APP
propriate ribbons, will be awarded
at o'clock p. m, Thursday, Aug.
%.
Mothers insisted that physicians
take final look at their little entries.
Fathers who had always :elt the keen
est rivalry in the matter of corn, hogs
end cattle, now showed great concern
about the physical points OF their off
spring, or, having no babies to enter,