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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-04-30
GIRLS PLAY BASKETBALL.
Lynchburg Team on Home Ground
Nearly Whitewa,hcs Visitors From
BishOpville.

Lynchburg, April 26.-A game Of
basketball was played here last af-
ternoon between the LynChburg
school girls and Bishopville school
girls, resulting in a complete victory
for Lynchburg. The game stood.
Lynchburg "a and Bishopville /,
which was almost a complete shut.
out and Notwithstanding the girls
here expected to beat Bishopville, the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-04-30
DUIE DECLINES HONOR. .
frcncbman Prefers to Continue a. a
French Prince.

Paris. April 27.-The Duke ot Mont
pensier. In "a letter To- member Of
his family, announces that ne has
formally resolved To decline the
throne OF Albania, because, II he ac-
cepted. ne would lose the two titles
he was proudest ot-French citizen
and French prince.
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writing novels does not pay very
well nowadays says writer. Is
that so? Well, neither does reading
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IL
decide whether tho European concert
shalt coerce Montenegro or Whethcr
Ans'r,d snail be left to act alone In
compelling the evacuation of Scuiari
The ambassadors OF thc powers pre-
seatcd a note at Cettinjc yestcrda,
FORMALLY demanding tho evacuation nl
The city but Tho Montcnegrln minis
ters excused themsolvcs from consid.
Grafton OF the note until after the
Easter festivities.
IL Is understood that the rtpl,
when given will be an emphatic mega
tive.
In the meantime King Nicholas has
issued a proclamation at Scutari form
ally taking possession of the town.
The report that an Austrian expedi-
ton left Trieste has not yet been Of
heialiy confirmed but there is great
war-like activity in Austria and Arch
duke Franz. heir to the throne. who
Is regarded as the leader OF the mill
tary party. has returned unexpectedly
TO Vienna from a holiday. He had a
long conference yesterday with En-
peror Francis Joseph.
Essad Pasha. the hero OF Scu.ari,
who hasshad picturesque and adyen-
turous career. made a dramatic move
In proclaiming himself king OF AL.
oania and Is said to be marching into
the interior OF Albania with 10000
men. He was received with enthusiasm
at Aieisco and Is proceeding to Tirana
to be proclaimed and to take posses
sion. Essad Pasha Is an Albanian
ehisftian Of the type which earned
Tor the Albanians a reputation for
oarbarie simplicity, approaching saw
agery. He was always opposed to the
Young Turks repressive measures in
Albania In Vienna and Paris his sur
render OF Scutari Is now regarded as
having been an arranged matter with
King Nicholas. who approved his plan
20 proclaim himself independent
prince Of Albania
The whole scheme OF the alleged
Ftorming Of soutari and the marching
out Of RssaG Pashas army with their
arms Is how regaTded as coup de'the-
aIre to conserve EUROPE. Essad Is
said to have Joined david Pasha's
army OF 5000 men and IL he has the
support Of servia and Montenegro II
would be n severe blow to Austria.
Belgrade dispatch to The Daily
Mail asserts that Essad Pasha's AL
tanian standing assures his success
and that he has an alliance with King
Nicholas. The dispatch adds that Es-
sad is approaching Tirsna. with 2s.-
900 troops and that david Pasha will
become his minister OF war.
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Try TO WRECK TRAIN.
Two Boys are Arrested on Serious
Charge

Chester, April 25.-Much interest
was created here This morning by the
report that two boys, Is years of agc.
endeaVored to wreck the fast pas-
senger train No. 10 Of the Carolina &
Northwestern railway yesterday morn
ing, three miles north Of Llncolnton.
1t is said they had piled nuts. bolts
and scrap iron upon the rails on a
sharp reverse curve of the track. For
tunately about that time J. w. Pope.
one Of the railways tire inspectors,
h"'rr"oo aI5u" au4 disc.' ...G rh..
'h'. h"'- hsi o"E, aul r.muI,H rh,
dc'.'s. ~hian p. soi1 volit ,asa.
h"s. caused ID ua. Vr.,t.
Ala I.r- from , a.~,a.,- SAW tu.
h'<~ ria'ln4 D1e. obeuo,t.or "u th,
''i's a"d uh'n rn.> SAW mu tu.u
'a. Wb"a h. ..a,nc. lja.piu,or &c.
rrr"'ra 'h. r.rutr".t. &, ,H. police.
Ne" .u D1E ".'t.. aautv' 3D.. ...
t'l"rS .t .!oia"r .ay .; <..,ur Tin.
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MAKES HIMSELF KING.
Defender OF Scutsri Who Surrendered
to Montenegro issues Proclama-
Ccttinie. April a7.-Essad Pasha

%. defender or Scuari, Who Surrou-
d.rcd The town 20 the. Ncutcncgrins
prd was permitted o. depart with his
troops. has proclaimed himself kina
vf Albania ~ Lcssio.
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BELIEVED HE HAD SPIRIT WIFE.

Boston, April 24.-Joseph NJ. Wade,
wealthy resident Of Dorchester who
had been decorated by the Mikado in
reorganization OF his charities to wi
dows of Japan, died in the belief that
he was the spiritual husband of
Nine Blayatsky. the theosopical lead
er, according to the story revealed i'm
masters report filed in the superior
court.
The report was upon the suit Of
Herbert w. Burke. executor OF MI
Wade's estate, against a firm Of deal
ers In Japanese curios, to compel
them to restore to the estate a bill OF
sale of collection of Japanese Orien-
tai articles valued at between $4,000
and $4,000. Mr.. Burke alleged that
Mr.. Wade was induced to affix his
mark to the bill when he was too
feeble to understand his acts. His
court.
Mr.. Wade, according to the master s
report had an occult room" filled
with Japanese art objects where he
W"ut /" c"mmVr, With spirits From
the "ccul, world hc gained the belief
that hc WoIld begin to urt h-tlcr OF
grow rapidly worse nrrrnbor -.
1905. When that day passed ,e,lhout
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-04-30
MARKET DEPENDS ON WEATHER
ACTION OF WEATHER. ON NEW
CROP Is BEING CLOSELY
OBSERVED.
Nlanipulation Now Going on Between
Opposing Cliques Furnishes the
Feature,

New Orleans, April 27.--This week
the cotton market will be more uf .
weather affair than it has yet been
this season. If the indications at the
end of last week were anything to GO
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WEATHER FOR WEEK.
Early Frosts Are Expected on the
Great Lakes.

washington, April 27.--Moderately
cool weather will prevail the greater
part of the week I'm the Northwestern
states and early i'm the week through
out the North Central and Eastern
States, with temperatures averaging
near normal throughout the South
and Southwest. according to the
weather bureaus weekly bulletin.
"Frosts are probable Monday and
Tuesday in the region of the Great
Lakes ma thv ohio valley ana Tues
day aud "Wednesday in thc North At-
lautic states" the bulletin SID.
"rh" precipitation during the wocb
viii u" Con"rally hclow ucrual. :
disturbance OF modcr,.t" intensity that
ia uuw Ia the Northwest will move
slowly eastward. crossing the great
central valleys abou; Thursday ana
the Eastern states near the end Of
the week IL will bc prcccied by
warm weather and locul lowers
and thunder storms, and be followed
ny colder weather over the northern
half of ne country.
Another disturbance will appear
in the Far West about Thursday and
prevail over the Middle West at the
close of the week"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-04-30
10 CLOSE SCHOOLS.
Plans for Commencem Are Made
mt Manning.


Manning. April 25.--Preparatory
arrangements are now being made for
the closing exercises of the Manning
graded and high schools. The year
now drawing to a close has been
marked with a highly gratifying en-
rollment and the class room work has
been OF a high order. The annual
address this year will be delivered
on Thursday evening. June :, by Dr
john G. CllubScalcs of WuGfurd col
lcgc. The class exercises viii be h..ld
on Friday evening following. and on
sunday morning, Jun, 3, the com
mcncomcnt sermon WIN he delivered
~ the school auditorium 10y tuc to-.
=. -. Watson, =. b.. uf Horny County
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Wind and Hail Storm Sunday.

There was a fierce wind storm,
which lasted for probably half an
hour sunday afternoon, which pass
cd over town and which was followed
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THE Fate or THE BALKANS.
ACTION OF POWERS IN CASE OF
MONTENEGRO Is WATCHED
WITH GREAT INTEREST.
Ministers OF Montenegro Excuse
Themselves from Acting ON Note
From Powers Because OF Easter
Fcstivitics-Demand Evacuation OF
ScutAri.

London. April 25,-This Is consid-
dered the fateful day In the history Of
the Balkan problem In which new
and difficult complications have arisen
The ambassadorial conference has IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29
SUPT. MYERS AUTO HIT
AND DAMAGED BY STREET
CAR IN LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas. y. NJ. May 2S.--Yester-
day evening at about 1880 o'clock the
automobile belonging 10 r. l.. Myers.
superintendent Of the New Mexico al
vision Of the santa Re railway. and
one OF the street cars of the Las
Vegas Light and Power company,
MotoTman Leon ThOrnhill. collided
on the corner Of Washington avenue
and sixth street. 4. &. Hepner. driv-
er for the Whalon garage. had taken
the wheel OF the auto az the Myers
residence on Sixth street To drive u
back TO the garage. While turning
the machine around In the street u
was hit by the trolley car before Hep
ner could change his course.
Who II % blame for the accident
has not been decided. number Of
people who witnessed the smash up
state that Il appeared 10 them the
mOtorman was not attending TO his
duties as he should have. and others
say they got the impression the
chauffeur WAS asleep ON his job, but
al all events the fact remains that
the Myers auto will be In the shop for
few weeks ON account of the accl-
dent The rear end of the machine
was practically put out of commission
and the ear suffered generally on ac-
cuun, Of being pushed by the street
ear for a distance OF several feet
liepner escaped Injury \ couple "t
years ago the A. A. Jones auto and
a street ear collided In about the
same vicinity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29
Eminent Bug Expert
Explains InUGsiOn
of Insects Today

Citiavns were startled aud annoyed
this morning az the invasion OF the
downtown district by few millions OF
small crawling. drab-colored. I'M
pleasant looking insects. They
crawled into offices and stores by
myriads and We're swept out In heaps.
only to return To the attack. Their
identity and origin WAS a mystery un-
al Prof Thomas Morrln. city SAINT
ary Inspector and entomologist. came
i9 TIC reScpes., .-......
This insect said Professor Nor
rim. rs called the PolygOphrynmpha-
sin Elotherioslopidacslc bet o
ter known az the Polly-bug for short
~ is comparatively harmless except
when II accumulates In large quHnti-
ties IN ones soup 0r coffee or Orawls
into the human ear. ON such Occa-
sions the Victim Invariably also gets
on his ear. N Is this insect, | may
explain further. which began eating
the potatoes and thus caused the dis
astrous famine on tAe west coast Of
ireland many years ago. causing the
lyn and Oswego New York
In which Mark Levy aud took
part. VIII elucidatc further by
stating that MIR Levy WAS picked up
hy our ship. the 'FaughaballaRh' some
days out from the Irish coast Levy
was dashed to the mast on hastily
constructed raft peering about with
"a pair Of field glasses IN search of a
White Hope.
Well. 70 return Ia this hug. I un-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29
AUTO TRUCKS WILL
REACH TOWNS Of
GRANT COUNTY
Mining Camps Adjacent to
Silver City to BE Connected
By Line Of Buzz-WagOns
With Regular Daily SEIZED
ules.


silver City. n. ~. May 1s.--One of
hibert Hubbard's trite sayings while
IN silver city was that the automobile
annihllafca distance and levels noun
tains. and Il II this fact that the busi-
hess men 81 this town propose 20
utilize In bringing the prosperous
camps OF Santa Rita and Hurley, and
the one that II aoon-to-be in the Bur-
rOs. more closely in toudh with silver
city. The matter was brought up at
the meeting OF the cha mber 81 cum-
merce Tuesday evening IT. the form 81
proposition to put on the roads be-
tween these campo and silver city =
number Of passenger auto trucks
which will run on n schedule mat will
make trips into town from these
camps handy and convenient 10 rcsi-
dents who have business TO transact
~ Silver City and who wish 60 got
back home promptly. To get from
Santa Rita and Hurley By train con-
sumes most ~ a day and ncccsaitates
u stay over night In town. a cnGngc
IN the train service r. out OF the uuos-
ton, as this matter has already feen
taken up with tho Santa Fa, aud ii ny
change has been found impossible
without corresponding change In The
service To Deming and Albuquerque.
The only way II to travel by private
NAA't WNf'u ~ ut8'hh tue HtdhH VI All
but a very few.
The plan In detail MS described In
the silver City independent is 70 or
ganize company with capitalize +.
ton of about $4,000 and 10 purchase
three late model passenger auto
trucks With a carrying capacity Of
ABOUT twenty persons. These will be
run on schedule that will enable a
passenger 10 leave Santa Rita. Hurley.
Fort Bayard. Central or Tyrone In the
morning, spend sevcra. houta in Sil.
yer city and be home In time tor
supper. Details Of the time To be
made aud The fare to be charged
would have to be worked out later.
but In any event the journey would
be made quicker. more comforta bly,
and "a less expense than at present.
The proposal IL not intended as an at
tack upon tho very excellent stores
maintained In the adjoining camps,
but II IL very well known that there
are many lines of goods carried in
Silver city which cannot De found In
the camps. and at the present time
such goods have to be brought In BY
express and mail when the buyers
would much prefer To SHOP In person
and see what they are getting.
The chamber Of commerce endorsed
the proposition as one that would pc
decidedly To the business Interests Of
the town. and committee consisting
Of Herndon Lehr. W. :. Coz ana sam
Schin was appointed 10 see what
could be done in the matter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29
WATER IN OIL WELL
CAUSES PETROLEUM TO
CAKE AND PLUG HOLE

Roswell, y NJ, May rs That
water standing In On oil well too long
viii allow the solid substances of pc
troieum Ia cake and form a bearer IN
the strata has been tested by the Red
Held oil we'll people, much to their
regrot and heavy financial oss.
The well will not be- abandoned.
however. ~ thorough test h. 10 be-
made at this prospect hole, which IN
already flowing a little oil of very
high grade
In all probability the well viii be
shot" with nitrO-g lyCerine. II not
that then the depth viii he Increased
In any event a thorough test rs To be
made.
Talking about the matter yCster-
day MIR Rcdneld said hc thought
surely the oil standing ia the well "
" hat decreased the oil iiow, which ~
the present time IL not strong e,.ough
90 Justify calling II a commercial wen,
II may los Of course that the oil has
been showed back and barred out a
half mile back N SO, shooting u
viii do little good. The only way
then would be- 90 drill 10 the next
How.
Tho well In now about ii0V feet.
The water IN an practically out, Any.
way the test has been made ~ that
they know that there II no leak. only
about twelve barrels Of oil are taken
out now hy pumping.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29

II you have sore feet, tired feet.
"a eaty feet. lame feet, tender feet.
smelly feet corns, callouscH Or bum
ions, read what happened To MIS-.
Crockett. OF Jaffersonville TIL did Il.
Mr. Crockett says After the second
treatment she walked downstairs one
foot al "A time she had not been
abba 10 walk DOWNSTAIRS before in past
ave years, except by stepping do" 2
on each step Win one foot AT ulne'
This n remarkable. send hve NOR
boxes"
No matter what als your fDet az
what undor heaven YOU have used
without getting relief. 5ust use TiI.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle of draw
Ing uut all the poisonous eXudatiou-
which cause sore feet Powders and
other remedies merely clog up the
pores TIZ cleans them out ANA
Keeps them clean You will feet bet
ter the hrst time It's used. Use II q
week and YOU can forget you ever had
sore feet There ie nothing on earth
that can compare with a. N any
one Offers YOU an Initiation that u
claimed 10 be ''as good as TlH.' ash
why. M ID Is lust az good. they dom
daro 10 come ont ana adNertihe u
Don't you be a vicum--Eet the gen
ulne. TIZ n for sale ~ All drui
stores. department stores and genera
stores, s5c per box. ~ direct, " yo'
wish. Money back n TiI doesn't ID
an we say For 4 freo trial pRckae'
write to-day 10 Welief intpef ppdS'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29

Washington. -. c.. April 80. taia.
Editor Evening Herald,
Albuquerque. ~ NJ.
The proposal 80 remove the duty ON
sugar involves the iniiictiun upon the
western states ~ lusscs greater than
are 10 be measured by the destruction
of their rapidly growing sugar heet
industry. The results already obtain
ed prove that this crop ~ particularly
Vel adapted to cultivation on the
reclaimed lands Of these states and
the cxtinction of sugar beet culture
viii deprive this whole territory of
one OF the most fruitful AGENCIES for
iis rapid aud prosperous development.
Ia this connection we tnko the liberty
of calling certain facts 10 your attcn-
ton
rhe last census showed that the
eleven wtstcrumusl states had in-
rfcuaed sf.h3 per cent in population
within the last derade ns compared
with the average increase of 2i.G per
cent for the entire country
The greater proportionute increase
in the weston states Is lsgrls duo to
the rUnid advance made in Irrigation
through private and governmental
agencies. Ia The Pacific coast states.
great tracts uf land formerly used Tor
ranching or grnzing purposes are now
being subdiyidcd and brought under
intensive cultivation in orchards, vince
yards, alfalfa, sugar beo's ana oiher
crops.
The United states reclamation SER
vice only set in its infancy has
tWonty-nVc great lfrlEatiou projects
complete nr in course ~ construction.
when miiy completed. these proiects
alone viii bring 600, N0o acres under
high state 81 cultivation, AN area
larger than the improved lands of
New Jersey or uf Massachusetts n
must also be- remembered THAI one
acre Of this irrinaied land has "A pro.
duotive power double the area Of the
hest non.irrigatcd lands In other soc.
lions af the country. The possible
ticA at agrculiurli development IN
the great west arr almost liWiilcss
provld,ri an outlet can ~ fouud foi
such products as can prniiahiy he
grown under intensive cultivation subs
jert "a high marketing charges
The opening ~ the aroat Panama
Cannl and The great exposition 10 h'
held az san Francisco Ia 1915 doubt
less Nill attract many thousands ~
people Inward the West The cana
win nisa provide facilities for the inn
mlRtatinn nf agricultural classes from
the old world Already. u ~ Nlio. an
rangements have been made Tor m,
transportation ni large NuWNtih 81
people from the shores of tho Medit
eranHcan ~ the Pacific coast
The one great problem in c0nuec
/ ton with the development Of the wes
IL transportation 90 the great seonsum
\ INK ceutcrs of tho east Local con
sumption ~ general farm and gardcl
/ products must necessarily be limited
| for many Years except iu the viclnill
at the large pacinc cities. An eNpor
crop must therefore. bo produced
one that van md ready market a
! destination Thousands of acres an
| gOinR into fruit from the citrus grove
| % California 90 the apple orchards o
the northwest Where ie the marke
Go be found for thia increasing produc
ti0n3 surely there ~ limit ca tn
amount of fruit that the America
people can consume. Even .lkt yea
saw an over prndHetiou 81 f appl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29
BETTER THAN THE
FRESH BERRIES
Albuquerque Woman Says
Best Grade Of Canned Goods
Are Best for Ice Cream and
Desserts.

These are the days OF Ice cream
and other hot weather desserts. and
Albuquerque women are naturally In
terested Ia any suggestions that mny
lead TO an Improvement OF dellcaclcs
OF this kind.
Well, I have found out one thing, ("
said an unusually capable ioca; house.
keeper this morning. "and that Is
that the flavor OF raspberry ice cream
and other raspberry desserts Is inn
proved by the use of high grade
canned berries, rather than the fresh
fruit. I have made this discovery
since ! began buying Fort Brand
raspbcrries and since then | haven't
had "A single failure with raspberry
dessert OF any kind"
The reasons for this woman's uni.
form success with Fort Brand rasp-
berries are not far TO seek. The
raspherrles packed under the Fort
Brand are the very choicest produced
In New York state. and they are can
ned under the most sanitary and SCI
cntiflc conditions the very day they
are picked. The same IL true of Fort
Brand vegetables. strawberries and
cherries. and II il for these reasons
that Fort Brand goods. which are
distributed IN this ftsrrifors by the
Chas. ilfcld company can be recon
mcndcd unrcservedly by every grocer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29

81 think l suffered every pain a wo-
man could before / began taking Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. end
! think II saved this baby's life, ~ I
lost my first one.
my health has been very good ever
since, and praise your medicine 20 all
my friends - Mrs. VERHA WILKES.
r. +. ID. No. 1, Plattsburg, Miss.
The darkest days Of husband and wife
are when they come 10 look forward TO
. chiidless and lonely old age.
Many a wife has found herself inca
psble of motherhood owing 10 soma
arrangement Of the feminine system,
often durable by the proper remedies.
In many homes once childless there
are now children because Of the fact
that Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women normal.
n yOu want special advice write 10
Lydia Z. Pfnkhnm Medicine Go. (confl-
deRtlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered By q
woman and held in strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-29

derstand tho graashoppor feeds upon
the Polygophryurnphaala Elothotios-
lopldaogletherium freely. These In
eects IN my opinion have been read
ing the newspaper accounts Of the
graaahopper invasion Of eastern New
Mexico and are retreatlng westward.
am now perfoctlng an electric bath
which makes persons immune 20 the
sight OF the PollyebuR. az u r. vulgar
~ called. A characteristics Of this In
sect you understand, n liz power 10
cause sudden and severe aHue' chlllH
on the part Of the beholder, partlcu-
larry the feminine beholder. You
perhaps noticed that q number Of la
dies went Into COMMISSIONS on the
streets this morning upon viewing the
visltorH."
How. In your opinion. ala the bugs
make the voyage from Ireland2' was
asked the eminent scientist
Undoubtedly some OF the Insects
secretcd themselves IN the small sack
OF potatoes brought with me-" said
Professor Morrin. II remember no.
ticing that the potatoes eyes we're
rather lnflamed ri the time. n you
ever got one OF these iitt'e creatures IN
your eyes you can appreciate the sit
uation. Mr.. Levy reminds me that
one Of the potatoes actually went
stone hilnd, hut my recollection fails
me on that point"