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Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
THE BEAUvO|R HOME
HAS BEEN APPROVED
40 IRREGULARITIES FOUND Al
GULrPoRr RETREAT.
iavrs,ir.sisx csumits-. urrss Tslt
Mere Systsz B< uses 4. Keep
ing Accssnts

GulfPo-t---TA~ legislative .nv~stisAt-
Tag o0nnitte~ co5Plet-t its ProSs ef
the state institutions on th> cu4ss- Tar
sares;iKatisa of th- STATE >stli-r.' ASa.
a. Reauvoir. xhrh Ass b<-n serupylss
IN afteutiaa 81 thr p-Ob~rs. 9 kni.Aet
Ne missPFroPriAtiou Of th~ fun1s as
found At ih~ som~. but the sys.ez Of
srcountlng wss proooance1 very AN
No hooks have b~su k~Ps at III houe
No, even a iouruAl. i4y hook - i-slzer
vas found BY the coznittr~'s a~fvant-
ant Ebea ~ sAeeksd TIE in..itzt sca
he manarr-sa; ran th~ husin~ss cf
~ ho-- n a unssa~ fssAics- Fxs's
toarhers and ca--~ll-3 ehecks Ners pre-
served. bat thy uer- ~; entered ou
any book Practically the e.iy beck-
keeping servpce do1r for N. hc-n~ va
performed BY the Biloxi bank. rhi-h
kept a recor4 Of th- sA~cks that -srr
cash~i
The ah-snoe 81 hookks~Piag sys;sra
dehy-d the auiiting q the acruants and
Kept the eozzitte~ Aere lozx~r than
~4s ne~r-ssry The trustee Of the
hons. tAs reca-is showed. h4vs besu
careful IN scrus airing al bills. @hils
tAe aoeouatin< sys,ez Ass b-~a AK
Noshing -As discovered 70 eas; a r.
a-ctsoa uFaa to kes@ssy and ia;ssTi,s !
% th~ oaa v~terAns usS nsnaev th.
hou~ n eozzitt-- took .;srs e
ave a simPA- sy.fezs q hookke-Psa.
sad sccozatiz< in.tsli~s IN she ssz.
Thr 80 h-ok. car - sers BY go q
~ cd s.es3s~rs q. .n4A expen.- - N.
state Acoczas.zs Lewis ? Crcok. ~
hss h~~n as3ifi.g ss- in..Isu.ioss ~
the casst. hss s<<n Instructed - th'
oomzi;fs- to eA~cs Up the Matsys Hrs,
hs-pit.i al M-riiszs and thsn 20 pru
r--d % ,he Isigssri4i Infsitufe s-4 Col
~ az Celanhus II eo@1itte< ssu
Aiiy foiie~s to Auditors na4 tAkes s~s
tis.cay after ~ sccg1nsAats ave 90
TAR raoaxh ints tAei- wssk to dsesvs
irrrgulsriti-s.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
STILL SEEKING FOR PROMOTES.
e. s. csart Stln After Men Back ot
AIssz.rle Deseleprert Co

l1sksoz--,scovtinx to Unite.l SsAts-
-oars ofseiai. here. there = still /. niys-
trry a. TO thx Ws~rsAhozss Of s<vsr.s
m<u No are snlsF inslscfmeas n two
az - essurf 4lvislozs % tke >ouih~ru
&istricf q MisSi--iPFi. eaarr~d ~ith
using to -zziks n urSssr 10 earrr On q
-cA-n- soza< thrs~ y-srS a-o- Il go
ahoaf ~ snd q 1910 that to d he
uasz EAHts'l ~-rr arrested ~ IT,
TASTED >s4tes zz-ssais Ehii- eaxzx~d 3
-sIlzzz sssrk - sa&r-s n fAe AIb~nArle
Dssebop@~st CszP@Hy q >t1aI-y roaa-
y, y e. Ta@y usre J. T. Nas.s-s sad
Iao@as r. >ssl-y. uks rsre roasted
aas % tkeir hsss a. ioe4I hs.ei by
hr4e~ of S~pzty zsr<a&ls. 70 Answs- -
at6lavit draSa y tA- Postosae~ ~
sE=ysSr- Bosh =@n xxrs h~}d "a the
-Fzzd jury. sad n 1911 w~-. iriie-e4-
along witk two o;hsrs. J. " fs~lsr anG
sidney Hearn~. wha Eer~ eh2rged @ilt
h~isg nixed uP N the transacticu-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30

persisted 1T isnt only that I ache
TO push aim over with nv finger TO
see II be vent roll right side up
again: It's rot merely the fact that
he wears those double thick CONVEX
spectzcies that give him a somewhat
pop-eycd effect Of looking into ny
strictly private soal. and could over
iook his regular habits and his side
vhiskers. poor dear Henry MerTfwid
had both side whiskers and regular
habits What keeps me from hiding
ny blushing face in bis shirt hosom
and murmurtnx q bashfni consen; 10
his Geius.oa that he has a rather atty
tenor vrtce-
Aunt lane looked at her niece queer
~ There's sone,hiax else. sat
there. my cear.~ she asked
I haven't xivea the matter . great
deal Of fhouxhi.- replied Mrs. MerrL
wid serenely. There might Be. Of
course
TT occurs 20 me. ny love. tha, bis
rot asking you night b-e a eonsstsr.-
tea suggested Aunt Jane. IN a shaky
voice You nigh; nnd the further
fact that he has no idea Of asking you
something in the nature Of an insuper-
able bar. You see. Melissa. dear. II 10
highly probable that you have mis-
construed the purpose OF Mr. Chubhs
rather frequent visits here. and that.
hoSever attractive you may be TO
some gentlemen. there are ether gen
tf<uen who-vho-whocoo
Aunt Jane snatched the little lac.
handkerchief from her belt. pressed ir
to her eyes and started for the door.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30

but before her hand could touch the
knob her niece had her in an embrace
from which there was no escape
Auntie.- cried Mrs Merriwfd.
Look a. me, You don't mean 10 tell
me that-Oh. you dear thing. Auntie.
II had had the fai7fest idea In the
world that-You know | didn't mean
anything by what / said. and l think
he's a darling and as sweet and low
able as he can be. Dearie. please.
Here. I'm going to shake you. Tell
me. has he actually proposed
Aunt Jane giggles a little hysterfc-
ally. -HNhe has intimated-that be
viii this afternoon. she stammered-
Heaven forgive you. you've broken
my heart.- Mrs Merrfwid laughed
celightedly- You perddious things.
Here I've been thinking all along that
I had 4 chance. and now-oh. Auntie.
Auntie. Now you can run along and
hafhe your eyes and pretty up and
I'll be out Of the house inside Of ten
uinHfes-
-Yoa-you're sure you don't mind,
Melissa said Aunt Jane. anxiousiy.
Mrs. aferriwid kissed her ferventIy
and reassuringly and then. taking her
BY the shoulders. turned her out Of
the room and sPostrophiEed the elee-
trolier.
Well wouldn't that zgitate youY.
she said
scopyrsxhi. isix ~ W G. Chapn.a,
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
MELISSA RECOGNIZES lNsupgaA
Bile BARRIER.
VOL XXXvII

Mrs Nerriwid's maternal maiden
Aunt lane wore ser real rose coral
neckiaee. a pink waist and a rayste-
rsous smile. the latter adornment be
Ing assumed when Mrs Merriwid ex-
pressed her ad-airation Of the general
eject.
The rate % which you're inprov-
ing makes u,y head SWIM declared
Mrs Merrivid You'll be to<terirx
around n . hobble the next thing
know
I don't .hink that yoa need feel any
anxiety ca that score. my dear said
Arnt Je1e. I have always been
brought up TO consider the pettieo.t
a. Indispensable adjunct OF feminine
attire. and 0looners as al infringe
meat On thst ap~rtaining TO the 9th
er srr-
Tear met remarked Ms. Merit
viA
Mr. Chubb viii Se here this after
neon. Melissa Observed Aunt Jane
- casual manner. as she shifted her
sHercicsry hoops.
Nrs- AerrlNid cpeEed her eyes wice
and became alarzirEiy rigid Here
-this-afteruoor.- she exclaimed
Why. I told kir Distinctly that vas
gong 70 the matinee tod you that
i had reasons fer staying at home.
eearie. Surely ycu remember. when
did he tell you he vas eouinE--
Aunt James face Appropriated the
eosor Of the coral necklace. He te,e-
phoned about ar hour ago she re-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
WILSON'S MOBILE
SPEECH OPTIMISTIC
ADDRESS TO SOUTHERN CONNER.
cIAL CONGRESS.
SAYS DAYS CONQUEST OVER
Presidens Declares Tat the U-ss.S
States VIII NeveF Take Ttrrissry
BY Forre-Rezarks PsTtirsnt
cs1ceraizg Mexice.

Nohile. AiA.-A hu-v ~is-hoar star %
President Nil-ou IN Moh.le. spe-rh.-. ~
Majority L~adsr lar Un1erwo.ss S-.--
r-taEy sf The Navy iosepAu. Dsni.i.
snd mauy oth~r~. marked the or~ufn-
of the sesentb annual southern Con
ruercial CoaEreSs hrre. Deiegatse from
al s~ctions of the south hard Pr-si-
deut wils.su uttsr distinctive sssieasuts
81 a nrw sngie of the pollry ~ th~
United States toward Latm-Am~rs-s.
hard Mr.. UndsrWcci aivoca;- upauild-
ing q the American merchant marine
a. thc hcst method oi gaining co-nr,srrr
belirse. 10 b. due 80 tn >,ufh aus
Of th- op~ning Of the Panama canal. ami
other sp~Akcrs ten Of the opportunity
that awaits Dixie -Ehea the esnai &.
cPensi 20 tradr.
The Progran as far a. u Affected
Fresiient Wilson, ~as i~iaysd. and IN
stead II fhe delegate hearing hirl sueak
tvioe as hal heen Planned. b. aeivery-i
only o. aA1rr~s l-cag-e - itrk - TIM
The pressien; ies u b. krsun tat thi.
Administrations uauii ta-sk fa u-ar1i
rathrr thsn uratrriai Interests far uari-
fyizx cur -su;i-Tu ~ sAior.. ani "a.
stirred the lsl--stes 70 In - fhoazAs
unexP~trA
Material intrre<ts--s rtra-s -su-h
n use InseruA,5onaEv 81 late N ear
a-trrsriz< tn s-titu3r ~ forsi-u "a
sioas toWar3 MexEo-fr,Tl~ufi -.
enployed ~ the pr~s'd-nr- IL .h-riarrl
the Amrrrean r~pahiars bag htt suffered
sroz the h4rd harxsin- forc~d EPoa shrn
sy eou-e=ssc-arie< se~sing lateral n
isre..s- IN ths -ouatries af~r+eA t.
prs.idea; dscisr-i ths; th-oa-h motives
q morality ant not evpe-iisusy- the
United State desired o. heiP ~ Iafis-
A@erscsn rspuhic - 10 -aa -sa4n1plsf On
sroz ,h- suh,rtir4tcn VIVA "a h~s.
inevitAble % fssei<a enserFris~-
Th~ pre-aleut's spesrh ua- uttered
rits eoasdeur~ vhich h~~rrks t',r icn-
inAn, part sh~ Jnr-i State expert. to
play ia th~ futurr 81 ~ Au-riran -
vuhli~s. Not throa-h suy ri-s oi ms
ts-isi interest," ~ csrrfuiis sxpia, n,,4
bat throush bsvc 81 ~ FriaeIple oi
'eozssitatioaal is<rty.
The Taife1 state Hal nexsr sgaln
s<sk to oSssiz sze s.i1i.isual foe. q
t~rri,sry BY eou4u~ss,- ~ declared .mis
spFtzz~e-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
APPEAL TO The SUPREME COURT.
Case Grg~izx oss ss Asyluz Invs-siE,-
tis- 70 B< Heard

iaek-sa--AnaaE the es-~s inclzled
n the state eri-ir&i dsek-s. ~hi<h :
80 ~ s.k~n up hy the -uPren@ cvurs.
there = &C. -hicA !. en> es tA< r~-ult-
cs tn proh~ II th~ sP~clal r~uar.itt-~
q the legislature inss tA~ STATE Iasaz<
hs~pitsi msn4x~m~nt rhi. V tAe sp-
pal q T r. Turiry. ex-st<~srH q n
ae-ri-sL wAo va cheeket - sAsrt ~
- aD3it0rs. Who rsPexre1 taeiF dnf
ius % tn s-zad iurv q Hin.i- coun.r =.
aAah iasiart.d him ;ar -nhezzl-uasut
ths .AHae xrza4 iEuvu - As-h Feturus-l iu-
dsetHsnts ASaiast thr thr~~ Peni.enslar.
trv<te--. the oRe. { {. >znith. for ns-
s-tstfn< an aIsee-d frx1duI-nt sn.o-ne-
hiie tran-aettoa. ssa his two eoltes-s--.
ehsrEsn@ ai-fea-aner IN ofEcr- Tu-i~v
-~vurs4 . ehzag~ of veaue to Rarkia
eganss. where ~ wss cuavb-fsd I'D
sent-r-ei hy -Indse DCha-s 20 tao vsrrs
irnprlsoazent- IL : froza that rssas5--
ton 4u4 s@nssnce that the Tgr5~y ap-
pal Exs takes- T. case of Iaz. -.
Bennest- sv-nsN>papcr Ean. wso va.
convicted a.i -~atsnc-d n Yzroe o,un-
~ aa ehargr % hi=amy <roWsu- on, &
% H. marr54ge 10 = Miss Wosrdrsu,I. 1
Ehilr ~ former uifc. frou uhosa no
rseord Of dsvssre coald ~ fouui. uas
iivin.- and s-atenr~a "a leu wears ~ +
vitnl@ also in The hs.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
L ca q n KxHrsIrIoz TRAIN
Exps-zezrai caft.e B-s-<zzx Reszlts
WI Be Saesr FArzerx

f 8-rauiturai tsH~-saa 4rcvzss -
the =srzisv - b-ef safti aaT si- ec-%~-
Fuezf hizt r=ar=s ser zatr-~<s = b~sar
takes la sae iaszsrry tAsa ever h~for-.
~ s1F-zinaras -tatlon ia the >ou-A =
iesns a.sl~ -kn~ri1=zt4l szfthe tr-~xliz-
and fe~,1Hag tAaa tat "a u a.s-s.ssPpz- Tb-
cooperative eerk 81 IL fsss yrir rita
farners r. fss-iinx ostfis 49, -ivsz a.
s'srtnoe q ;hfa shsf - -o-S ;Aat .
h-lu- .iaue a. tle -s4fdom rsa ~ AzpIs-
catei - any Ml-,i~s Ppi fairs n a3zi>
FInr ~ trlia that w5H - egsrzfe1
over tn iiiinnis Central lir-. sspssi4l -
fort Ill - uaSe 20 iazVrr-s Epcs tt-
farmers the Fssuits q eru-sinx tse eu--
u9n native oeE wlth The plrs-h--sl srs
an1 the snormos1s sneFssse N r-ot.f Of
raEssag grade eattie a. ee1ps-el vita
.rrub> 4 nam5sr o. aative cow~ III
b. earris,l Eith theE csixs~ froua >ss---
aoTu. Hereford AMI AA<us balls. The
salyes are uoW eight months cd and js.s
eft the pasture. aHd nlzHy % tA-ta -
weiEh over 90 pounds
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
EUROPE IS WARNED
NOT TO INTERFERE
MONROE DOCTRINE 10 BE STRONG
LY REAFFIRNED By WILSON.
PROCLAMATION TO Be ISSUED
The SituatiOs Between the uzise1 States
ana EEroPeaa cssa,nss Is sad 20
- Seze~hst Straiaed-Steazr
er Moro Is Released

Washingtea--Th- Uut~d states gs~
eraneat 8. FreParus to zesify tae IA
ticus Of TIE wori4 rene-zlly thst sny
-atsrf-rrzr- n N-1ssa affair. I'll -
Eexzr,i~i a. uafriea4iy 10 TN. govern
meat
PFs-aisnt Wil-os. Secretary Brya-
and Couns-lisr Iohn Bas--st Moore sf
the state drPartmeut ave sxeAaagrI
IDEAS % wh.s th- PrcciAmstioa 10 the
uori -hou'd express Il VII - csa
uaanirtt~i q f0r~ign Euvernzsn.s ~
ery~h~rs IA iiae wi,h ths policy e>tah
li,hs-i earisr 81 keeping othrr uAtiou>
infornfd q every st~p takea in IT,
A2n.iiing Of ;h~ N~xirsa prgbi-un-
Thc rTeclama;ian. % not-. also wih
srTve. 4 is understood. a. N sxPiicIt
iefiu tics Of th~ p-olisy OF the United
states toward the Ae flcte author tss
n Nsxseo, reitrratiag the Prin<iple that
reeo<nitioa oaly can bs givea TO xsSern-
nent On this hemi-Phere foande. % lA~
and order
Anssh~r in<i1-.s that -. r~x~rt~s
swfsA ~i-rifi=tu was - as-arsnes tA&s
e4lae frosa Amlassa1a- Ius-eraad 70
tar -fat- d~asrtss~st taaf fA~ faeach
esssruassnf. - -<sin< a ssrshiP te
MsX.rsn waters. dal Mt iafen1 in am
asy - .ralarTaSs the Uultssi State. Of
iiraais iadieafed satisisrtioa eSer IT,
spp1rsut tread Of the Freaeh susers-
ul-lt attisnle-
There : possibility that Il The psw-
~ srIl=t,e further ussiIliaS-e-. % -
barrs-s ths nit-i state. that tbs
reseEnaent ray aithhel4 - Prcaesnr-
u,sut. hH. sgue offieiAi. w-re e. th>
oplnioa that soonsr - later sorh Ssc-
lsratinn. whieh thsv regsrS~d a. t&ntz-
srount 70 a Fsaffirmstien 81 The pria-
cp'f- q the Monroe doctrine. wOui1 b
required
Adlnia -trst.on officials -ene-zlly
masutain-I a severe refir~nee in eoansc-
liza with Mssiesa affair." Thex ad-
uiitted that an acute sui asEoatr 1T
astioa existed raFiy in the lsy. she's
woui sas Revived THAT the Amsrts4a
v-s-sl. the Morro castle had besa d.
.ainei ~ Vera Crlz IL uaS not -
yetle-i shat erieFs w~rr in prsPsratiou.
bat there vas a nafireahie relief IA o.
Zeal ciFriss l=aea eabirgrans aznoancs,i
sh- release d IT, -hip
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
MORE AID PROMISED
MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS RETURN PROM
PROFITABLE EAST.
A.<ire.al Azsz-t Prsvie~1 % Rsssit
sf Visit Il stat. Superintendent
Ps~ers E-& Prsss8rns csek u
the State Nsr=al ScsssL

Jssk-o- STATE Szq-rint-usIens Pe~-
srs of tn D-Partmsns o.; E&scssiez. hss
rsturn<d fHom a thre~ Ee~ks' fnp 10
WAshinxtso Aaa NsU Nork. ~itA . sale
trip 10 Chscsro. ~hish-r ~ wss .ere=-
panied by Pr-sasent - cosk Il to-
" is.is~iPPi N0rzaal Cali-re TAe noss
q th<sr tirs~ auay. ~Aeu 80 trzs~hz1.
sas n WashiHxtou. Nh~rs nzmb~r o.
cc-fersAe-s rsre hsht WITH offirssi- 81
tie Barvau ct Edmaatiou. ts ai~~ with sf-
fssis Of ~ Bsr-an e. Past isius,ry
A. -~suls - 49, srsA. NJ Psw.rs AT
pr-ssfsns Cox arr Eel ghtes q, ~ r-es-
pts fer still Essrv signal h-ip u the
eorrelsfsd sctisitiss whsch csufr~.s sas
esraficaAi sorr<s n Mis-issiFps- Tbs
iu;ervisw with Dr.. Bradford kn.Fp ~
sh. Bureau of Pant Indus;ry. ss4 ~sss
Director q. n Marta Of the DrvsSos
- >choo, Club Work. srou<A: especially
god rvsalt.. Ou~ q th<<e resnrt., ~
stated BY NJ. Re<rr.. !. that tie sam
Of Ntoo additional ell - aFPrcprizf-
81 20 the school club work. "a h~ h2n-
did under the iireri5on of Miss susie
V. Powsil. director ef rural scAooa In
provenent. and % the Girls Te.fs
Clubs. and Supervisor wm- IL Smith .
pro,uosing the general effssi~zry Of ths
rural schools
Tae United State- coveruu>Ht vd'
spend IN MississPPi sloae over S.ooo'
~hiie TO thu xill Be- s4d~,i the r~Euisi
aiioEAnce BY the state for th- esrryssl
on Of Mss Powelrs club and improve
NE; uo-k. szzreg.ti,E ever $1,000
Th~ officials also visit~i Sew Nork
rh-r. the subject Of a Library fer ~
Sorrzl Collexe va. discussed 9Th In
T Carz--ie Comm s.iac- They heft vrt'
~ Assursncx that .srA al ,1izsct vil
b gruvh4@l far. un3~r tA< uszai era1l
tios., - SsA.e, o. tie osIi-e~ Trustees
70 prOsa1s. thrvssEA p-oP~r iexssisfaoa- .
NET ths Cara~xi~ sa1c~@~nr-
o. of sh~ r<saifs ef tbs trip
-ho<n ia tAe .ahb5iz~1 ktt~r ~ksrA -
b-~a .@as cut frpm wAsaizxssa sy ID
rerssr Bradior4 kH4FP. ~hisA =sazs al
n.sr~ effiyu<y for tAr .r~uit1rsi No
{ scAss1s sf tA< STATE UPea sh~ ~hsi
M Ps~~rs : z<h <rasifiel ~i.A a
rvsEiss. ard uIth tse uz4nife.f inter~s
.ss~z ~ ~ burssB esfiri4i. n W.<l
ingssz "a ~ EuFk y ru-al s4ur2sisa'
. extx=sirz-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
NINE EXPLOSION
ENT0mBS 266 MEN
CAUSE or ACCIDENT NEAR pAw-
son. n. ~. NOT KNOWN.
~ MINERS ARE RESCUED
Rssessrs Are Hopeful Of Saviag These
Ensonhed-Csvernnent Rescue
Cars Being Rusked to Scene
Of Accident.

Dsnvsr, Colo.-BetWe~n 20 and go
-sners -sre -a,onb>1 by an explosion
in Mine No. OF the Stag Canon Fuel
COnpany A. Dawson, y ". The CO.
tonsed men iselu1-i General Superin-
t.siens Frank MeD~rmott Of the mine
ssd several Other American rai.ers- The
cause Of the explosion i unknown
Meag-r sdvires received were that
Only fourteen miners bad bc~n taken
alive fron the upper level These re-
ports stated that most Of the day shift
were enPolyed below the s~eOnd Level.
~here the shaft was blocked with debris
resulting FROM the explosion
Accounts from D4w<on sai RztSn
were uacsrtain a. to the FEASIBILITY -
re>~uing any Of the men alive. whiIe
statement from Il Ps-o. Texs.. sx-
pressed hope that most Of the ent0ulbed
men wOah - found alive. Th-s belief
vas based Oh the fac. that the work
inxs Of No. mine are eounec;ed BY
AAAAAAEA NAAM AAAAAE ~ = sAAAF - -
shaft - said to furnish another neaas
Of exit.
Imneaisfe rehef work was undertakes
hy m~z from the neixhhorin< mines
Appeals for All started suor~s Of sxP-ri-
enoesi miners iron Trini3ad and the sur
rounding coal eanP<
J. C. Roberts. sup~rintendeu, of fed
er.i mise r~~rss st.,ions N the Rocky
zczntain divssa. h>x.n immediate prep
arzfio1s 20 iezE~ for Dazsoa uith the
reseu- car He also t.t-TFapArd Pitts
burg. Kss, ssd Rocky sPriHr~. Wyo-- foV
tAs r~~rus car. s;sti0ss-i a; fAos- points
Fire has not broken cut. tAozgh smoke
vas sees is<uing from the secoa4 lcvsl
Of th- shaft IL w.s believed BY rs~caers
TIA. The smoke cane frozn the expiossoz
and not froz ire
InneSiatefy after the explosion all the
shfts ser. ezliea to the wors of r~~rsse.
and tha-e miners uho .sre empioyed n
other shafts ~sre put - work drilhar
thros-h the debri-. whicA sas said TO
have hloeked The nine below the s~eona
lsTel
The United States re-cuc ear stationed
at Trinidad was summoned and every
availahle man in D4<xoa u aiding N
thu attempt to reach the entomheSi
nnan>rs-
R~seuers worked h<roseAily 20 supply
air 90 the m<n- Repaxts fro. the msn<
aiA IA state ~ wki<h s<x<l the expA>
7 ios . -rrd. bu. simply that thr min
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
THESE GIRLS ARE AFTER PRIZES
xertgorsry cannlng Tszzte clzs SrsSs
Exhih.,s % Iaekssa-

WiHon4-Th- Nout-On-ry Csa.,y
Girls Touzto Clah aeA 81. aanuai -
hihlf h-rs. and tae eg'Inty diT~stog. Nrs
D. B Allsy % AilzarA4el. eo~zgirss.l a.
raus-n~zt- for ths >sats Fair- t. sx
ai5st has h~sa -lip7od 80 IaeS-sz- zsl
- : ooaisl~rtly sxp~etinx - - 20
AXE a. zazy PriFr~ a. sae9 if Asl
var, probably m1zy usft Tss S.-l<
azrse sAaNn great iatersss n tar sags
frsH the very h@xzuiaE a-z a. psov-
luS faat nca@y "a - naie a. tszzs-
ta~=- Aitaaaxa - ws4st-r s-suslssss-
ar E1taxoraa.<. Mis- Aima 3 - =
W5-aa4 zash-ved esss p.nss 81 tou@-
tas- at es~-ssnfh - a. ere uzr 49,
ue7s zoa.a. brizg ~ hi-a~-t =ars.t FFie~
r. ~ ksaG- zarssf
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
sIooo.aoo for sme.r.r,. J.slI...

II Is very III wind that blows 40
body any good. and the kzisers jroi-
zee year viii bsing many blessings
in It's train His majesty has declin-
ed all gifts for his own person. but naa
declared he will gratefully aekncwl
edge anything in the cause Of charity.
Germans old soldiers VII. happily,
reap special benatt. the city Of Leip-
xig alons giving s125.eaa. and Chem
nitx, Nuremberg. Augsburg and. other
towns sums OF $4,000 and upward for
that good cause. while the provinces
Of Posen IS building a veterans barne.
Berlin gives the ground and urxeep
OF a home for invzlidec artisans, and
Charlottenblrg's donation Of $4,000
viii be divided between the veterans
and a consumption hospital Free H.
hraries and hospitals are being III
orally subscribed for In many parss.
and children Of the working CLASSES
will have q good deal done for them
The sum to be expended has reached
81 .Ooe. .0oe alre2dy-snd does not In
ciude many private endowments--ir
honor Of the enperor's jubilee year.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30

Msrsdian--The following ofsoers
rere elected BY the Farmer Cniou IN
session here: President, J. n NsehsTs
Of Goodman, Holmes county; vi1e-prsSi-
dent, r H. Pate. 0f the A & n rol-
lege; secretary aad treasurer. Mss En-
ma SAITH, OF JAekson- re-elested fcr the
third time Executive committee: A.
.et Smith, Forest county, NJ L Wells.
UEioa eounty; W. H. DunAway, Web
stsr sssasy; W K Trigx. Clarke ecan-
ty; B. Nen Randall Ns1iasz county.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30

Iask-ou.-ChArirs ". Phrlp=. trss-
slisc s4iss1an- rhe "a zrre..~f 90 -
,osazat ez rs elst4 fruss ~avazaah, Ca
rezziae1 n Faii- sw1itis- a. eUs.iaa-
tea Tee ssfaruszaa m .as sszz. ~
th~ foaai 4utAoritiss : tat PsI1iV~ !.
uu.ssr iHii--reuf u i-eo-E1 fer esssz-
-lemezt. au.A ti- eaarEr ea.sr-d ag4in-.
ai1 wss that he = a fu<tlSe lrca
H-stsce
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30

piled 4 didnt want 10 disturb you
about il 50 l said you would be very
glad TO see him l thought you liked
him. Melissa
Tn crazy about him. said Mrs
Merrfvid. dryiy. 4 think he's the
sweetest tnins that ever brushed
three strands OF hair across 4 bald
spot: still. I'm afraid he'll be cisap-
pointed II he expects TO see me this
afternoon Ne for the impsnetrable
recesses Of the tangled woods III
let you console him for my absence.
dearts. and you can blame yourself. :
Aunt James eyes lost their usually
mild expression and she j4bbed her
needle into h<r work With some
vicioGsress- Thank you. my dear.
she said AT the same time dont
regard the society Of n welLinformed
and xentienanly man a. an infection.
however you may feel about Il. and
may add. my lore. that IL seems to ne
unlAdylike 20 make personal remarks.
Even II Mr.. Chubb were bald-whieh
se 10 mott would be 20 re1ection
cn him--
I dsdnt say IL vas shiny enough to
reject xAid Mrs Nerriwi6
And Intellectual men nearly always
have . tendency to badness pursued
Aunt Jane. There was Julius Caesar,
snd-and Nr. Rockefeller
They're generally smooth people
on top admitted Mrs Merriwid-
You talk ponsense.- snapped Aun;
lane. If beng bald Is a crime It's
strange that they have to keep bar.
sers in prisons 10 cut the conyicts
hair You ough. to get Skye terrier
II you're so fond OF things that Look
like coor-mats- suppose that's What
you End so attractive in Mr.. Victor"
I wonder II that Is IT. said Mrs
M@rrixid. dreamily. -or whether its
because Mr. Victor hasn't dimpaed
kre~s- Honest. Auntie. dear. donr
yca think dimpIed knees On q male
person over seven hzve . tendency to
destroy the spirit Of romance
Melissa satd Aunt lane viii
spirit. If you talk like that / shaIl
leave the room
Please excuse me. dezrie.- begged
Mrs Merriwic- 4 wouldn't nav xny
thing TO emharraxs you for vorids. h
tentionAliy. But you know. Auntte
that nobody loves . fat man
Hes not lat said Aunt lane
He isnt dissipafed p<Fson. shouil
imagine. and consequently he hasn-
been reduced 70 akin and bones liks
some ms>gentlemsn I could name. H.
may bs inclined to portliness. but thai
onlysproves that he has q good apps
tite and sleeps we'll i like 10 see
man comfortably Stout
You've Got treat In store for thil
afternoon. them remarked Nh. Ner
Yfwtd-
Stout people have their fsslinrp.
said Aunt lana
-suli. Tn sfraid that can nsvs,
tsasn - love him.- Nrs. Nerriwit
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
Ex-oairiais Are Ineietea-

81. Louis--The Indictment Of - for
naer officials Of East 81 LOUIS, H. On
charges growing out OF an Investigation
Of alleged municipal irregularities. was
characterized by >tate'- Attorney Webs
a. tho foreFunner Of other indiSfmenfs
to h~ returned BY the grand jury. Those
under Indictment include q fosner mayor.
former city treasurer, t~o former
eomptrollers. txo former heads Of city
departments. IL former aldermen and he
present chief of detectives.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30

Albany, y. Y.--The determination
that the lavish and ingenious use Of she
Th2w millions shall not triumph over
justice" = declared BY Attorney-Cieaersl
Csrnno,iy ta - the sole reason for the
state in having an Indictment returned
against Harry X ThAw in New York
ecuuty
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-30
20e STILL IN DAWSON MINE
I've Members Of Rescue Squad Ls.s
TkeiT Lives

Blusoa- y M-fifty-f bodice h4I
ben recovered from The chambers o.
~tz- Nszoa Nias Na :. tWo draths
bad b~-n a,ls-d to tie srins-s total aa.l
.eEeruEsat experts now IN rhzF.e ~
- r-se1e sork eoncesie that sos boSie.
are stiH withiu tae "a filled ri4mhe-s.
I-lrty~lN h-.iiss k4v- already been bur
is3, a anion ~>rviee Tor all taking P-Gre-