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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
Ms PASSENGER
TRAIN Is DIICHED
FIREMAN KILLED AND ENGINEER
AND EXPRESS MESSENGER
INJURED.

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 31.-Unknown
persons sawed through the switch lock
at Thirteen Mile Switch, twelve miles
north of here and ditched Mobile &
Ohio passenger train No. last night
according to a statement of railroad
officials who made an investigation of
the wreck.
The fireman was killed when the
engine turned over. The express mes
senger, C. P. HUMPHREYS, and w. Fl
Riggan, the engineer, were brought tc
Mobile last night Their injuries are
not thought to be fatal. Handy Chris
tian, the negro porter was also injur
| ed.
Fireman Hodge was pinned beneath
the overturned engine and scalded tt
death. The engine, tender and express
cars are lying in ditch alongside the
track twisted and torn.
The switch is little used by the rail
road and it is locked practically all thu
time. Detectives found shavings nea
the switch, showing that the steel ha(
been sawed.
| Only the presence of mind of tn
engineer in putting on the emergenc!
brakes saved the lives of the passen
gers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
PRESIDENT is
MENDING FAST
HEALTH GREATLY IMPROVED BY
WEEK OF REST AND RECRE-
ALTON ON GULF COAST.

Pass Christian. Miss, Dec. 31.-Pras-
ident Wilson's vacation is greatly i'm
proving his health. AS he climbed
over the bunkers at the golf links
Tuesday there was resiliency In his
step and a vigor in his walk that re-
vealed to those who have been con-
stantly observing him how much he
has been benefited by week of rest
and recreation in the mild gulf climate.
The President played IS holes of golf
and seemed to enjoy the exercise Keen
ly. He is growing accustomed to the
stubby grass of the links, with its re-
tarding effect on the roll of drives, and
made much better score than usual
On the way back to Pass Christian
from the golf links the Presidents
automobile passed near a fire on the
water front that was taxing the ability
of the entire Gulfport fire department
Mr. Wilson, however, decided that his
services this time were not needed
and continued on to his cottage.
Many letters and kilograms of felicl
tation on the New Year arrived Tues
day and the Presidents stenographe
was kept busy acknowledging them.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
WILL REOPEN MINE
TO SEEK DESPERATE

Bingham, Utah, Dec. 31.-To open
the Utah-Apex mine on Friday and
search for Ralph Lopez, slayer Of six
men, was the decision reached by
Sheriff Smith. Although it generally
is believed the desperate has escaped,
the sheriff and his deputies are conf
dent he succumbed either to hunger or
to gases generated in the tunnels to
asphyxiate him.
Not since Dec. /, when the mine
entrances were sealed and the work
ings filled with poisonous fumes, has
any member of the posse seen or
heard of the desperate. The mine
was opened and partly searched and
sealed again Dec. IA.
Seven sheriffs and nearly 300 depu-
ties pursued Lopez for a week, through
several counties, before he back
tracked to Bingham Nov. q and made
the mine his stronghold. 4
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
MEETING OF WYO-
MING TEACHERS

Kemmerer, Wyo., Dec. 31.-Wyo
ming school teachers gathered here
in force today for the annual conven,
ton of their state association and the
meetings of the several affiliated bod
les. The proceedings will continue
until Saturday. Prominent among the
scheduled speakers are President q
x. Snyder of Colorado State Teachers
College, DR.. June Downey of the Uni.
versity Of Wyoming, and o. H. Brown
of the United States department of
agriculture.
$3.50 House Slippers for 98c at
SWITTENBERG'S.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

Wisconsin there law providing eugenic marriages. The
escrbes physical examination of both parties prerequisite
Tormance OF the marriage provides
who makes the medical another
h provides for common law marriages ceremony
at all; merely the consent Of the
husband and wife, and Their relations respected they
died." These two statutes tight
wide and loose Reno of
each other and the marriage cheapest
said to be growing in favor No Nation greater
vidua life of its people, The
and Of moral stamina and strength character the
will be the people; and the people
not only important therefore absolutely necessary for
of Society," in this Republic of
that there should be uniform regulating marriage
all the states.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

BANKS WILL CLOSE THURSDAY.
Thursday, January LIST being LEGAL
holiday, the undersigned banks Will
be closed on that date.
First-Nat'I Bank of Commerce,
Citizens Bank,
Bank of Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
HELP WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED-$75.00 per
month and all expenses to begin.
Experience not absolutely necessary.
Take orders from dealers for Gig
srettes, Cigars, Snuff, Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos.-Penn Company,
Station O, New York, N. Y.
dec13-2mo
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
WANTS
LOST AND FUND

LOST-In bushes part of town
Christmas Eve night, one black suit
case, one suit !othes in box and
one black ovecoat. Reward for
sufficient infcmation to secure
same. Adore T., care News.
Slit
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

FOR SALE CHEAP-Roll-top DESK
and complet line household goods
all new. Apply at once 1907 Main
street.-Hy Mckenzie. 3l-zt
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

LOST-Ring { keys, bearing badge OF
owner, between power plant and sos
Walnut stpet. Return to engineer
at power liant for reward. 31-3t
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ward If returned to M. c. Gay, Ala
Ross Bldg. Sl-zt
ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR RENT unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping. 317 Hardy
street 31-3t
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WANTED-Cheap milk COW, horse
and oie-horse wagon. w. Howell,
ITO West 4th street. Phone 629.
31-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

FOR SALE-Cash or terms, modern
S-room cottage, West Pine street, 4
blocks from Postofflce. Address
P. o. Bex seq, Zo-tl
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

$3.50 House Slippers fori ssc at
SWITTENBERG'S.
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WANTED--hAisceEsaneeus

CALI Home phone III for native
and western meats. All kinds of
sausaye. Quick delivery.-E. Xix,
Manater; w. n. VoIkin, Assistant.
41S e. 18th street. 1-1-1mo
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

WANFED-Wall papering and paint
Tag, Work best; prices lowest
Cus5. phone S97. 13dec1mo
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

FOR SALE-My livery business In
good live town of 2,50e inhabitantA
Eight head of horses and mulesi
four bugsies, 2 surreys, wagons,
harness for all vehicles. A bar
gain for somebody-W. II. Dobbins,
Richton, Miss. lz-lS-lmo
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SITUATIONS WANTED

FORA square deal in all kinds OF
painting and paper-hanging, call
w.. <. Combs. Cumberland phone
1893, or Home phone 1862. 19-3ot
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

FOR RENT furnished rooms. APP
ply Mrs. Fred Buschmann, $40 Plum
street. 29-St
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

FOR RENT-Nice large front room,
furnished, 413 Court STREET. 29-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31
TELEPHONY S:

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08
ONLY MEDIOCRE GAMES
IN MIDDLE WEST TODAY

Chicago, Nov. Am off-day in cen
tral states football $50 far as big
games are concerned, tomorrow VIII
furnish contests mainly as final work
outs
Iowa's game with Nebraska over
shadows tomorrow's Indiana game at
Iowa city
Ohio states team pronounced bl.
green, should not offer much oppose
ton to Wiscousins seasoned players.
Coach Stagg of tine Midway team
will send second string men only
against Northwestern, it is believed.
They viii meet make-shift team
many Of Northwestern's regulars be-
ing eliminated by injuries
Perhaps the fiercest of the day s
battles in this section is the one be-
tween Drake and Missouri at Column
bia, while another that may be hard
fought is that i'm which Mount Union
plays the Michigan Aggies
Michigan meets Cornell at Ithaca
in the second of it's intersectionai
games and Wolverine rooters are
hopeful of the outcome in view Of
the showing Yosts men made against
Syracuse last year.
other interesting games tomorrow
will be those between Purdue ana
Rose Poly at Lafayette and Nebraska
Wesleyan and Nebraska at Lincoln.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08
BOWLING TOURNEY
ENTRIES CLOSE
At MIDNIGHT
Two Hundred Teams From
Various States to Partici-
pate in Middle West Con-
test all ST. Louis,

EUHHhhFaNhhfHeN 10 h1HNlh@ JOURNAL
81 Louis. Nov 7.-Entries TO the
.NiddIe West tournament which opens
h 81 Louis on THANKSGIVING day Will
seT6sg promptly at midnight tonight
and entries bearing postmark of
fh4f date win be received An entry
.of goo ave-men teams is assured with
Isl Louis going well above the 100
.nark Colorado, Nebraska. Kansas.
.IagH. Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Indiana. Ohio--are assured to be
reprosanted. while Oklahoma and
arkansas viii i'm all probability be
|rsprUseutad for the first time in "a
'n.e tournament Secretary NJ. d..
.CHn predicts that twenty cities that
never have taken part I'm middle
'vt.t t0uument will roll for the first
Hmc ST. Louis is ready for the
Tournament and viii entertain the Vis-
bt0rs in "a lavish manner. chief inter-
81 centers I'm the fight for the next
tournament between Omaha, Sioux
iGU and Peoria, with indications
.hera will be many changes in the
FOSTER of the officers and executive
ummIttee The following is by A. l..
laagrr secretary of the American
Bowling congress, the Ban Johnson Of
.he bowling game i'm America, and
she man who VIII handle the A. B. G..
tournament I'm Buffalo next March.
"On Thanksgiving day the Middle
West association viii entertain the
hNars at ST. Louis and their tourna-
aaeH. is open % the world so their
f0sters announce, and bowlers win be
furnished entertainment continuous
DE luxe during their show, which viii
probably run for two weeks
The midwest has built up a fine
n the states of Kansas,
Nebraska. Iowa, Illinois and Missouri
Iad hold their tournaments at a sea-
bon of tine year that does not inter-
iare with amy other national tourna-
imlnts Their position is not to fight
lhe boulers or other associations, but
secure entries and following
through good fellowship and di-
tlomacE and on this basis they have
tphmlt the second largest open
tournament i'm the country.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08
ALFRED De ORC
RETAINS TITLE AS
BILLIARD CHAMPION

ar soHupo JouRHAu SPECIAL LEASED wtErl
NeW York, Nov. Alfred DE orc,
i Cuba retained his ttlc of cham
|n 8J three-cushiou billiards by de-
|8Uue Joseph Carney I'm the third
~ anM block of the match tonight
10 43. The total score of the
Iatgh was f50 TO l43. Carney led, 100
ST. at the start of tonights block,
.It failed 90 score i'm the first nine
.Hngs DE Oro played a steady game,
baking nine. the high run Of the
patch i'm the twcnty-eighth inning,
nd b The thirty-fourth inning, was
b even terms with his opponent De
lru made a run of seven in the fifty
bird inning and Carney made an
quail number i'm the cightieth in =
lst effort 10 catch his opponent who
made the deciding point in the eighty
Nth inning
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08

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prin.ot,., ~ WIN.
lar the trianani,, ,'' ~ ~ ,.
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Princeton ,,iIi t.' .t'.'g '''g "Il'
.sifg natd bnr. '''' '" Il''l-
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and shouid Ii.gis'. l''
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when cnnsf.i.....i ''ll''y
tbe eastern sharIi,i,n.l,i,, lt.,e..'l
Harvard faces tte Tir.rs ,,.i,h ~ ra..
ord unmarried I, d.f..,t prt,.,t,.,,
although defe,fa1 Lt p.ft,,,.',,, ..n
still rompIfa4t. fhc git,l,ti,.,t ~. li,h.r
tviup or defr8f.rs tbn c,i,,sn.,
These ropditt.,,. ..,,.,,.......5
f,ct moo W." ~ 'I'
~ ~, - -''i'l' - '"v """l "H'
IN t,a ft.,, a'iN '""Ns 90 "uV
~ -, ,'',', ,l',as,'S "l l'' year.
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~, i,',.t'.'., VI W''l,' p ''"" ''lO
has decorated ,,.er.,. .,iI'fi, MINI
vantage under bis iprisdi.tion ,.fIb
tba color ~ tha lo5,t,..,i+,,, ,'.li,'......
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08
BIG ELEVENS GE 7
SUPREME TEST IN
TODAY s CANES
t Football Battles Today on.
Eastern Gridirons VIII Have.
Distinct Bearing on Ultimate.
Ranking of College Teams

New York, Nov Football games
Whch VIII have decided bearing ON
the ultimate ranking of eastern eoI-
Iesc clcNens are scheduled Tor TO-
morrow afternoon These contests
mark the passing Of the preliminary
season. They win bring together SOW
erdl OF the leading c.eVeug of the
section. Tho feature games of
the day bring together Harvard and
princeton at Princeton. and Peunsyl-
Nanla ana Dartmouth at pmndeIphia.
although several of the other biz
teams face opponents who should
prove dangerous.
rho Harvard squad more than
thirty strong. spent the night before
the game iu This city and viii move
ON 10 Princeton carry tomorrow. The
crimson team is conceded Co De the
strongest eleven i'm the cast this sea-
son.
Holy Cross counted against Harvard
10y picking mp fumbled punt and
Cornell forced the suh-team back for
q touchdown In the final minutes of
last saturdays game. These points.
with three scored by Williams through
a field goal constitute the total of six
teen points recorded against Harvard
this year. To offset this the powerful
Crimson machine has rolled m ia
points.
In Princeton, however team
stronger and better grounded in tbe
rudIments OF football tban any ure-
vious opponent win be faced ana the
fun power of the Harvard team viii
be tested, The Tiger aggregation is
fast ana strong and has improved
and broadeneJ its play since defeated
bv Dartmouth tWo uects aro Con.
sidcred as "a whole. The Princeton linz
should ho able 10 hold fhe Crinso.,
i'm check. INN the Harvard
barls fisld ID alpcrted to nrs,.a ct.
and more sbiftv m law ie a. his
best be should he able IN hold bis
own i'm hunting with either RrirtJe,
mr. NTaban
AT Franklin field whore popns,l-
,ania and Dartmouth win meet an
other fast ana brilliant o4u,o eb,,,ld
.eeuI Earb tom, hos sb.,.,, -.
A calibre this season. pIavinp "a com
,ination of the old and nov p.n5es
which has proved battling for thair
,rponauts win tba .v.anti.p of tb.l
/ TO Z tie game with the Carlisle ln-
lians Tho porpe,lyapia teorn has
swept over every team to date. Dart
mouth. aside from ms TO victory
,yer Princeton. had demonstrated il
haas most pov,erful and brilliant 8t-
ack. ON dry fast field the game
,hould be- producute of some cs-
rcmclv Spectacular opeu field runs
md forward pags plavs Tho funda-
nentals of the old line ulunging and
uonewall defense have not been neg
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08
QUICK THINKING IS
ESSENTIAL IN ALL
KINDS Of SPORT
Advancement of Science tx
tends to Every Form Of Atb-
IeticSi 'BoneheadS' Cannot
Make Good Nowadays,

10 lN oNsului'N ntt.N.HfAs HstN Nt#
lover tho country win ten toU H
football tho man with the ability o.
sce and act for thc best iu the harI-
Icst time, in boxing the speedy lran
1 Goa baseball tho thinker and $50 on
I through the llst Of athletics 10 other
words Whlt might Dc termed athletic
|a.orWcss ls Imperative, 20 much CHAT
Iuay tHut tht trained man. us lu other
lines has the- cali.
Taking football as am example the
/ increasing pcrplexity of the rules dur
/ ing the past ten years makes L ahso-
/ lutcly necessary that player have
/ keen mind The star of the 90e Ehu
was such hy virtue of his "heot.
would not do today Not that there
were mo- headv men lu those days. fot
there were hut the call for quick
brain work was not us essential
Followers of tho pigsLiu game will
remember chat even during 1909 and
1906 success iu the elme dep uf#I
more ON brute strength than ou speed
and the thinker. The old tandem i0r
nation was the best of the ground
praincrs Men Wero slowly lined uu
one behind the other and then with
'a crash they were off, II the uppu
ing side had strength enough to atfNe
off the rush ANA stop the play the mH
with the ban couldn't gain. otherwise
hc made from three to four Yards.
TWO or three times at this and the re-
.quircd number of yards for the first
down was made or the ball went over
for the opponents % try the Mme
thing
It is true that this was not the only
play known, but IL was hy far luc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08

Many landlords and tenants first
met through the want columns Of
The Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-08

NWDII DUY- cotton 4W"UTVT- 30
Mems heavy weight cotton sweat
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an3abl Unions b~eniGigten anger.
Gem Summen fir ben @ilfsfono.
9iele 4r6eiter erfIdrten iih bereit,
Bel Den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
teIfen.
Sic SaItitng Der Unions gum
ncuen itdotii6en 5raibrief ioG am
q. apriI i'm 2obor Seuple beipro,
den wer6en. SSe6e beige Union
iuiro einen 9eIegaten 5tpeds 8il.
Gpng zines 8enernlfomites entien.
Sen. gqe Unions, Of NIT Der Gen.
trolorgoniiation berfniipft ODER
nitt, tperoen eriuft perben, einer
Gelegaten gu Der aomiteiibung 81
eittienbet.
Seitrag Scr Seuerpebr.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

@ate Big bette Sellers, $7.25-
S.t5.
@ute Bis bette aiibe $6.75-7.50.
0itteImdBigef bis quite aibe
$5.85-6.50.
@etpobnlide Bis mitteImdBige,
81. 00-5.S5.
Gtoders uno 8ee6ers, felt beltte.
Sir ISOLDE itarf big felt.
8ute bis bette $7.50-8.25.
MittelmdBige Bis bette 1913
.7.50.
@elpobnIide Big mittclmGBige,
$6.25-6.75.
gtof Sellers $6.00-7.00.
st1l6er $7.00-9.75
guLen $6.00-725.
Gdmeime-3ufubr 5,266; M1rfi
felt bis nieoriger belite. Sir ISOLDE
t0--i5c nieoriser. boditer 9reis
$3.50.
Gdofe-3ufn6r feline. Sir ISOLDE
t5-l5 nic0riecr.
2Gmmer $8.35-8.85.
SGbrIinge $7.35-7.65.
@iober, quite bis bette, $3.50
|6.85.
2dmmcr $s.25-8.75.
@utterI6afc- $6.25-6.50.
Sd9rlinge $7.25-7.50.