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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-08-22
He Thinks II Helps.

What is an optimist?"
"A mar who thinks that if he puts
Urgent" on a letter it will be de-
livered sooner than it would be other
wise."-Stray Stories.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-08-22
Secure Best Fruit.

To secure the very best fruit 1t Is
best to renew the strawberry Q
avery other year.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-08-22

W. N. u. MEMPHIS, NO. 34-tet3.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-28
TIMELY DON'TS.

Don't forget-to see that all flues
are in good condition before start
ing a fire in them this winter.
Don't forget-that four or five
pounds of common table salt will
extinguish a fire in flue.
Don't forget-that gas will eat the
mort'r from between the brick, es,
pecially if the proper amount of
cement is not used.
Don't forget-to tell the depart
ment that it is a flue fire.
Don't forget-to put the matches
where the children can't get them.
Don't forget-to turn of the elect
trio iron.
Don't forget-that a few buckets
of water. or, better still, a small
! three gallon chemical extinguisher,
would extinguish the average fire
when first discovered, before the
fire department would arrive, or at
least help to control the fire until
the fire department does arrive.
Don't forget Mr.. Business Man,
that a great many fires start from
trash and rubbish left in the back
or in the basement and there are
cases where employees 90 to these
places to smoke because it is out of
the way, and there is no one to saw
anything but the porter. It is Just
as important to protect your bust
ness as it is to see that clerk treats
a customer properly.
| Don't forget-that your careless
ness may burn your neighbours
house.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-28
CITY LOCALS

Blaine Ensley and wife who have
been in Lyman Wash. for the past
two years returned Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. Broyles, of Webster
was in the city last week.
w. A. Hooper of SpeedweH was
in the city on business this week
B. H. Hooper of Speedwell made
us a pleasant visit while in town
Wednesday.
We have two or three articles
that we are not able to get in this
week as we came out before our
regular time but they will appear
next week.
Hon. F. E. Alley who has been in
in the hospital for the past month
passed through Sylvia Wednesday
enroute for Whittier.
]. r. Hooper of Speedwell was in
sylvia yesterday on business and
advanced his subscription to the
Journal.
The Ladies of the Methodist
Church will give a box supper
Thanksgiving Evening at 7,3O al
the Auditorium. Everybody i.
invited. Come and enjoy yourself.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
OAKLAND BREvITIES

W. B. White. attorney and building superin.
tendemt,- was arrested yesterday on charge ST
felony emhegElement: preferred by Mrs. Mary
Shuman SO Fifty-ffth street Mrs Shunisn
alleges. that she gave White $3.50 with which to
pay. lumber bills contracted with the Hogan
Lumber company. Instead OF paying ALI. she
charges that he paid S225. worth and pocketed
the rema inder
Prentice + Wilson. Seiis Hendricksou and
William Wilt. electrical workers. arrested
Saturday and Sunday for short crcuting power
lines of the Pacific Gas aud Electric companv
at Ninety eighth avenue and the Western Pacific
railroad crossing: viii be Jointly examined ~Eri-
day. July %. They have been released from
custody on 50 ooo bail each
A. W Henning. son of Santa Rosa minister
who confessed in Seattle To- passing check for
s35 the Farmers aud Merchants bank of
this city, which was returned by First National
bank of Santa Rosa marked. no funds was
held to answer to the superior court Yesterday
Charles Chen aud his wife. Annie Chen. ar
yesterday morning before Police Judge Smith on
a charge of having lottery tickets In their pos
session.
Bert. Bauer 73s CampbelI street. who pre-
tended to- kill himself. following a quarrel with
bis wife, July 10, by locking himself in his room
firing s.shot through the outer wall and then
falling on the floor, was fined S5 in the police
court yesterday
The city council yesterday adopted a resolution
accepting the work of the Ross Construction com
pany in building concrete bridge with auto
matte tidal gaes across the Eighth street chan
mel entrance to Lake Merritt
Mrs Lucy Irving. who tried to. commit suicide
Monday evening by swallowing poison at 40 Sew
enth street removed yesterday from the
emergency hospital 20 Providence hospital. she is
In a serious. condition
David Mcclellan deputy labor commiss loner
of 32l Capp street San Francisco was stricken
with illness at 405 Twelfth street yesterday
afternoon. and was treated mt the emergency
hospital where he soon recovered
I; Issninaga- Japanese. convicted recentlv IL
of the Murder ~f S. Yoshda asked for a new
trial before Judge Everett J. Brown yesterdav
A complaint charging speeding was fled yes
terday morning against Walter \. Parrish. seq
rotary Of the state senate and Parrish Will ap-
pear tomorrow before Judge Tonelmefer Of san
Leandro for trial.
Suit was filed yesterday against the Panama
Tea company by F. H. Garland. an empioye who
alleges he bought $500 worth OF stock when he
was hired and that the agreement was that they
should buy the stock back at the expiration OF
his services He alleged that this had not been
done.
Mrs Hattie King. 51s Sixth street who was
shot in the mouth by a maniac. in Eighth street
two months ago reported to the police yester>
day that her husband, Manuel King. "A years old
had left home Sunday morning, and had failed
to return
Formal notice informing Hull McCIaughry that
a divorce had been granted his wife. Mrs. Anita
Baldwin McClaughry. the heress of the late Il.
j. tLucky) Baldwin, was filed with the county
clerk today.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

II knew that bacteria of some un-
classed kind were responsible for un-
healthy conditions of the hair, and
knew, too that there was some way
of reaching these bacteria and remov
ing them from the hair roots, follicles
and the interior of the hair itself
thought it would not be hard to de-
termine this way. That it was very
hard however. is evidenced by the fact
that it has taken me 2 years to find it
There are very few cases of bald
ness, no matter how far advanced. that
will not submit to the treatment. OF
course. when the hair root is dead there
is no hope for hair But, even when
the majority of roots are killed by
the bacteria. there usually are some
that have life remaining, and from
these, hair can be made to grow when
they have been relieved of Infection
In the majority of cases, however, all
the roots still have life, and the eradi-
cation of the bacteria means that a.
new growth of hair will appear shortly.
In cases where the white spot is just
beginning to enlarge, 1t is a simple
matter to bring back the hair-thicl1er
than ever. 1t takes only from three7
TO six weeks to effect the cure. Then
the hair begins to come back in all
it's former healthfulness.
INTERESTING TO WATCH
BACTERIA
1T is interesting to take the hair of
a man or woman who faces badness,
or reports that the hair is beginning
to fall. and see, under the microscope,
the countless millions of bacteria at
work in the hollow canal or in tho
roots. Submitting this hair to culture
twenty-four hours Will cause the bac-
terra to multiply so rapidly that they
may be examined almost individually
under the microscope. This determines
what especial class of bacteria is at
work. and the method of treatment that
will remove them.
Persons living outside San Francisco
and Oakland who are interested in
the Migge treatments have been In
vited by the scientist to write to him.
The bacteriologist is very desirous of
having the benefits of his discovery
spread over the entire world as fast as
his laboratories, and the branch labora-
tories he plans to establish, can accom-
plish it. His reception rooms. on the
seventh floor of The Call building ad-
joining the laboratory, are now open
to all who wish to consult him and
to those who wish to see the action
of the bacteria monstrated.-Advto
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
NEW SITE FOR OAKLAND
HIGH SCHOOL CONSIDERED
City Council and Board of
Education Will Discuss
Question Soon

OAKLAND, July 15.-Mayor Mott and
Commissioners Anderson and Forrest
were appointed a special committee
by the city council this morning to
confer and cooperate with the board of
education in the matter OF securing
a site and erecting new building
for the Oakland high school and for
the disposition OF the old site.
This action: marks the frst definite
step toward removing the high school
from it's present ioeation IN the BUSH
ness section.
Conferences. will be held. between
the school directors and this special
committee. 1t Is anticipated, that
bonding proposition for. the new high
school building and site Will be sub
mitted TO the. voters within. few
months
The property on which the school is
located is. assessed at .s350.000, while
the building is assessed at s1T5, 600. 1t
is believed between 100000 and $780,
600 could be obtained for the. property
as it lis choice business property. The
site is bonded by Twelfth Grove Elev-
enth and jefferson streets.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
NEWS DISTURB
COOLBRITH'S MUSE
Poet Complains 10 Mayor Seek-
ing Surcedse From Nocturnal
Monologues in Bach Yard

Miss Ina Coolbrith. celebrated
author and Miss May Robson. cele-
brated actress. will never be able to
agree upon the desirability of cats If
the communications from Miss Cool
BIRTH received by Mayor Rolph and
the board of health, are to be taken
Eliterally
+. Miss Coolbriths artistic soul has
been scared by series of catfish
screeches. and art last, in despair the
noted writer has. appealed to the
mayor and board OF health FOR relief.
All night long those cats which are
habitues of the yard at 6S Bernard
street, holler Not n-e-e-a-o-w, not
n-e-e-a-o-w" or something which in
the language of cats amounts to the
same thing, Miss Coolbrith some time
ago. arrived at the conclusion that
the nocturnal. noises constituted "a
nuisance. Forthwith she jabbed :her
quill into ink and penned a protest to.
the. mayor and board of health .
DR.: w. c. Hassler, chief sanitary in
spector OF the board of health. was
rushed to the scene of the alleged un-
'seemlN. -seances He found the cats
and after "a thorough investigation
agreed with the sentiment :of May
Robson. that there's something sooth-
ing about::a cat that is to be found in
no other animal" -.
Yesterday Docter Hassler. ported to
the mayor and board of health that
.'the quarrel between Ina CoolbFith and
the occupant of the premises. 62-6S
Bernard street (Which back up to Miss
Coolbriths home. 1915. Leavenworth
street. is over the feeding OF cats in
the yard of IS Bernard street, and the
condition of the retaining wall between
the two properties. There is no other
insanitary condition TO be found upon
the premises and there is no founda-
tion for complaint against same"
So, it seems, Miss Coolbrfth is
doomed to listen to feline fantasies the
rest of her days, or rather nights.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
FIRE CHIEF
WANTS WRIT OF MANDATE
One More Step Taken in Ac-
ton Against Civil Service
Commissioners

A petition asking for a writ of man
date to compel the civil service COM
mission to, include physical tests in
examinations for promotion In the fire
department was fled yesterday in the
supreme court by John T. Williams and
Herbert Choynski,. attorneys for As
sistant Chief John r. Maxwell.
Benjamin B.. Rosenthal Matthew.
Brady and Earl A. Walcott are named a s
the respondents. The action is the
latest move in the legal contest of
Maxwell with the commission to secure
the position of first assistant chief.
In his pleadingsa Maxwell demands
tests of physical Qualifications and
health in examinations for advance
ment from thesrank of battalion chief
to that OF any other. rank than that or
second assistant chief engineer.
The petition follows a decision in
which, Judge Frank j. Murasky held
that physical examination was neces-
sary in the original appearance of cam
didate but not essential in the exami-
nation for promotion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
MINISTER'S ON VACATIONS
Especial Cable to The Can)

Especial Cable to The CaA1
PEKING, July 15--The British Ger
man and Austrian ministers to Picking
have left for short vacations in Europe
and the British isles. They will traver.
both ways by the Trans-Siberian rail-
road. Others who can not leave the
country have gone to Peitaho on the.
gulf of Pechili, 100 miles below this
city. @..<
Jealousy is the tribute: a woman pays to a
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
SECOND ISSUE Of
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STRONGLY URGED
Mayor Mott and Other City
Officials Point Out Needs
of City in Three Large
Gatherings
FAVORABLE ACTION
WILL SAVE MONEY
Direct Tax to Be Avoided by
Securities Running for
Thirty Years


OAKLAND; July 15.-Another. efec-
-tion., for municipal bonds, which will
be held. next Tuesday, was afirmatlveiy
advocated. at three largely attended
meetings. held tonight at which Mayor
Mott Commissioner Anderson, Assist
amt City ATTORNEY Beardsley and Archi-
tect Donovan We're the principal speak
sers.
It is proposed to reissue the bonds
at a higher rate of interest than A u
per cent.
At a meeting of the Building Trades
council. 763 Twelfth street, Mayor
Mott and Mr.. Donovan were the
speakers
Mr.. Anderson made sl strong plea for
the. proposition. Among other state
ments made he said.
IF tie bond election fails the city
viii have to meet its obligations by
direct taxation. That is. a sufficient
sum to meet the debts will have to be
included in. the budget for the coming
year and. the remainder in the budgets
az the two following Years. So in place
of the cost of authorized: improve
meuts being paid in period of 80
wears the entire burden will have TO
be borne by the tax payers within the
ncX1 three years."
MI. Beardsley said;
IF the bonds are voted the city
council will Immediately call for bids
for from s5O0,000 to $1,000, 900 bonds
att per cent. We have reason to be-
lieve that we viii receive bids at par
or better for such bonds. OF course. if
we are not able to secure bids for >
per cent bonds we may have to offer "a
limited number at a slightly higher
rate. OF interest. but we do~not antici=:
pate that it will be necessary: TO" issue:
any bonds at a higher rate: than )
per cent"
Oakland center Of the California Civic.
league has called a special. meeting
for Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the
Oakland Chamber Of Commerce to dis
suss the bond issue Mayor Mott.
commissioner Anderson and Assistant
City Attorney Beardsley Will be the
speakers. :.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
PIONEER SINGER GUEST ~. ~:
OF HONOR AT RECEPTION
9IrS. Margaret B.:~Alverson and Asso-
ciatcs Entertained by Mrs.
Henry Wetherbee


OAKLAND. July 15.-Mrs. Margaret
Blake Alverson. the oldest singer in
California, was the guest OF honor at a
reception yesterday the home OF Mrs.
TIcarH Wctherbee,- East Fourteenth
street and Fruitvale avenue. Among.
those present were number of the.
=pianeer NocaHsts. former associates of
Mrs. Alvefson, A musical program fol-
lowed the reception.
Mrs Alverson. Mrs. Louise Campbell
Mrs. sarah Little. Samuel Mayer; Wall
ter Campbell and Mrs. Wetherbee at
tended the affair.".
The musical numbers consisted of Sc
lcCtions by Mrs Campbells pupils;
English and. Scotch ballads by Miss
caroline Little, accompanied by: her
mother Mrs Sarah Little: songs by
Wa alter Campbell and Mrs. Alverson.
AIRS. AlVerson is the author of Sixty
Years of California Song" a volume
witch has been highly praised by lead
in 2 musical authorities. She is II years
old and was rs when she began work
ON the volume.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
JUDGE MORROW
WILL NOT RETIRE
] enerable Jurist Changes Mind
about Leaving Bench on
Seventieth Birthday

Instead of retiring .on his SEVENTEEN
birthday as he had announced several
months ago. Circuit Judge w. w. Nor
row yesterday determined to continue
on the federal bench indefinitely.
Judge Morrow was 20 years old yes
terday and 1t had been his intention to
retire on full pay of $1,000 a year. but
he is personally in charge of so much
work that he has postponed the date.
The jnrist has been on the bench "a
years. He received many congratula-
tions from friends.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
OPIUM WORTH 100000
BURNED. IN .TIENTSTN
students: of school Cheer When Big
Cauidrons of Drug Are Set
: IN Fire
Iulv In

. TIENTSIN. July .1b.--Opfum worth
100000 was burned in front of the Nan
kai middle school in the native city
Nine great pots were filled with the
drug.
The students Of the school and at
least 5000 other spectators cheered
when. the big cauldrons were set afire
shortly after noon.
Among the onlookers were more than
100 foreign soldiers and their officers
to whom the enthusiasm of the Chinese
as the drug went up in smoke was a
revelation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
CHINESE ADVISER FATHER
SON Born to DIR. Morrison, Right Hand
Man of President Yuan Shil< I<ai .

Especial Cable to The CalD
LONDON, July 15.-Dr George f..
Morrison, chief adviser to the Chinese
republic, is now a father, word having
been received here of the birth of a
son in Peklng recently to Mrs. Morri
son. Before becoming the right hand
man of President Yuan, DR.. Morrison
was Peking correspondent of the Lon
don Times. He has been in China since
1897. He is an Australian, and was at
one time physician to the Sultan of
Morocco.
Trunks, Trunks, Trunks
at Osgood's Seventh and Broadway,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

w AT virtually day the Mgge laboratories in The
w Call building open the public witnessed the demon
Of Professor Frederick Migges method Of applying
the eradication Of the bacteria which badness and
falling Migge laboratories, these callers
including friends and associates of the scientist members of the med
a profession whose been aroused and and
begun feel the that fall every
when realized that the hair beginning disappear
the interest that has been aroused by the
Mgge discovery who called the laboratories
brought physicians that the action OF the bacteria
application Migge might be thoroughly
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

Jealousy is the tribute a woman pays to a
mans vanity,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

Mrs. Fred Dorsaz: is. spending the
summer in Nevada City as the house
guest of her mother. Mrs. Dorsaz will
return to Oakland early in the fall. !.
X X
Mr. and Mrs. J. p Neville.closed their
home adjoining the Claremont Country
club Saturday for several weeks which
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

at Osgood's, Seventh and Broadway
Oakland.-Adyt.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

understood by the physician as
well as the: patient This is an
innovation which the scientist be-
lieyes many will adopt, and he
has declared that he will take the
utmost pleasure in demonstrating
the processes of his treatment to ply
sicians as well as those who actually
need the treatment.
The fact that Professor Migges name
is one that is well known in the world
of science not only in San Francisco,
but in the great laboratories of the
east and Europe, because of his con-
nections with the bacteriologfcal lab
oratories of the University of Berlin,
those of Stanford university and the
Bellevue Hospital college in New York,
and the famous Parke & Davis Co.
laboratories in Detroit. has inspired the
utmost confidence in his discoveries.
Added to this standing of the scientist
personally is the fact that he has spent
more than IL years and sacrificed a
great portion of his private fortune
in the search for a means of eradicat-
ing the bacteria which attack the hu-
man hair This research was made
quietly and without his taking the
public in his confidence.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
MANY SEND THEIR
CONGRATULATIONS

During the last few days kilograms.
letters and MESA ges of all kinds, each
expressing the congratulations of asso-
ciate scientists or professional men.
coming from many parts of the United
States, have poured in upon the bac-
teriologist, each message adding more
of satisfaction to the pleasure the San
Francisco scientist is experiencing in
his success.
Il hope that men and women, wheth-
er rich or poor, will not hesitate TO
consult with me-" said the bacteriolo-
gist yesterday, about any condition of
their hair which is causing them trou-
BILE or worry. / know the keen worry
that is felt by every man or woman
when the hair begins to show signs of
falling out, and | know, too, what for
tunes are being spent every day in
trying the many hair tonics' that are
fostered upon the public by dishonest
manufacturers. l, myself once upon a
time. bought some of these hair tonics.
but / was in a position to analyze
them and detect their injurious in
gradients before making the mistake
of applying them.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL, PROPERTY UN-
DER DEED-IN-TRUST.
North Carolina, Jackson County.

North Carolina. Jackson County.
By virtue of the power Of sale
contained in a certain deed-in-trust
executed by Geo. R. latham to w.
R. Sheriff., Trustee. to 9 IRE the
Indebtedness therein d crlbed:
which deed-in-trust be rs d te OF
September 5th, 1912, q d is duly
registered in Book 81 at / &c 50 ct
sea. of the records of deco OF trust
for the county Of Jackson, de lult
having been made in the prihclpaii
and interest of the notes secured
by said deed-in-trust, and the pow
er of sale therein contained having
become operative, and application
and demand having been made by
the holder of said notes that the
property both real and personal de-
scribed in the said deed-in trust
shall be sold for the satisfaction OF
said Indebtedness, the undersigned
trustee will, on Monday, the oath
day of February at II o'clock a. m,
1913, offer for sale at The door
of the Postofice at Deets, county OF
Jackson, State Of North Carolina, to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property, towit:
One undivided half interest in a
tract of land and the first story OF
the store house thereon, situate, ly-
and being on Savannah creek, at
Deets postoffice, Jackson county
North Carolina and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at stake near a black
gum on the west bank of Savannah
creek in j. T. Bryson's line and runs
a west course with his line so fee
to stake; thence a north course 81
feet to a stake; thence an cas-
course to a point on the bank o
, creek so feet below the beginning
thence up the creek with it's mean
ders to the beginning.
Also a stock of merchandise, con
!" sisting of clothing, hats, shoes, hard
ware, groceries and drugs, togethe
with all other goods carried in
: General line of merchandise.
This the 9th day of January 1911;
, j. J. COWAN, w. R. Sheriff.,
Mortgage. Trustee
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
Notice.

whereas, the undersigned is the owner
and holder Of a tax certificate in the fol-
lowing words aud figures
state Of North Carolina, Jackson
Comfy, [, j. W. Buchanan, Sheriff
the Comfy Of Jackson in the state Of
North Narolina, DO hereby certify thai
! he following described real estate in
laid comfy and state tc-wit: Property
listed of SIN Hlx heirs in Webster
township. jackson County North CARO-
liza, and listed as fellows:
BEGINNING 81 q Spanish oak. J. G..
i<ove's cor"er, &C Top Of tie ridge be-
tween said Winnie Xix and J. C..
loves and runs thence w. 81 poles
20 q black oak, J. c. Loves corner;
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
Health And Corset.

In these days VIC have'begun
to make health our first consid-
Grafton. The days of folly and
superstition along the line Of
health and comfort are over and
a new day has dawned. For
number of years the medical fra
ternity has condemned the cor
set as one of the greatest menan-
ces to the health and vitality Of
womanhood- Bull at last a solu-
ton has been found. SPIRELLA
ORSET, is one that is uot only
not placed with others as being
detrimental to health, but cad
ing physicians commend and ap-
prove it. The Spirella Corset,
LOOKS WELL FITS RIGHT, and
is a HEALTH BUILDER,
Buy a SPIRELLA CORSET
from Mrs. THEO. BUCH-
A NAN at her homo in Syla.