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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the N <-
signature of GGxNZAIZSM

Thomas Holleron went to In
dependence Monday evening
for a short stay.
w. II. Campbell went to Kan
sas City Tuesday to spend
the day on business.
MS Lillian Thorson, who has
been visiting here, returned to
her nome in Odessa Tuesday.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21

Mrs. Henpex-JOb Henpex, you
are a man with positively no cOnvic-
tions.
HenPex-Perhaps not, Penelope,
bur Pm having trials enough all
right.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
COAL
O0ALI C0ALl
- PLATTENBUR6 COAL COAPANT IN


We are prepared to furnish the
best Of coal, and solicit your patron
age. Orders promptly filled.
Office phone 1872 Mine phone S47
GEORGE NJ. VAUGHAN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

should Japan bring up the question
at all2 By throwing the issue back
upon Toxic. perhaps the whole situa-
ton may be carried of without more
ado. If not, the sooner the whole
matter is exposed the better for ali
parties and the more quickly will we
errige at an understanding.
It is beginning to be more than
aaspected that Japan is seeking in
ibis preceding 10 open up the whole
subject Of the status Of japanese il
the uri4ed States under the federal
le3s barring orientals from citizen
ship. That is all very well. but ii
should have been bought forward di
recetly When it is presented, VIC
may be quite sure that the answer
VIII be that kat national policy Oh
tais subject is not likely to b
changed, as It ogsht not to be, bu,
thas far Japan has shown no dispo
sition to ask the question dieciiy
ypt is only trying to bring It forward
on the back Of the California anti
alien law, which is not a very credit
abie proceeding, taken all in all
There is nothing to be gained b,
ither party 10 the matter m a ti4
agaion Of the underlying causes 81.
sAo discrimination enacted asainst
Japanese and Chinese by the Ameri
San people But Ii Is wei Fixed and
established that there is no use e.
propose an alteration Or abandon
mont Of j. And if that & mad
eholly clear, as II ought 10 Be to 81
Gan and the intimation given thai
tAe subject viii not make agreaa3l
fgament we ought to be able 10 get
ID Of this question that he's been
raised over CALIFORNIA; enactment 81
perfectly natural and proper law
which has been exaggerated into
serious problem ana engaged the
activities Of The federal government
IN measure tar beyond It's merit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18
OUR ANSWER TO JAPAN.

The United states government VIII
soon make answer TO the Japanese
protest against the ana-alion law
PASSED By the state Of california.
The soancr the issue is met the soon.
or it viii BE settled and President
WILTON ii not the man to delay tgs-
osiiion Of a question that Is press
es for answer.
There is only ono thing fer as So
NY to the Japanese government in
ail friendly regard and consideration
uamcly that California has acted
within her rishts, and that beins so
Under treaty with the united STATES
ofenment can do 10 change what
has been done Had California yio
lated any treaty provisions tha,
would be another matter. but she has
not.
More shan this, however It would
ae wise and effective fer The Wash
aston government TO say to the GOV
eminent at Toxic A courteous re
ueSt shoqld aa made ot iapan to az
lain ard illuminate just what pUr
reese is had In view in the prates
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18
THE TARIFF BILL IN The
sEHATE.


The Underwood tariff bliE has beea
u the senate for a week now ana ii
hasn't budged an inch.
actually the case Of the tafiif bll
n the senat2 Is a very grotesque one.
II Is in ehhse q nan who, When
he payaeAldrieh bill was upon is
aseage used to vote Tor hne large
oal@arits Of protection on articles
chat his particular constituents were
Ateregtod IN, and who has been cen.
rally rated d pfotecionist Democrat,
ma is having the point stuck into
am frequently and gleefully by the
a-lllcss Republicans He rs sticking
20 his guns pretty well, is Senator
'inmons and that IS all to his credit,
eat he probably feels httie relish fof
The job he has on hand. and chat fact
must be rather esident 70 all outlook
ors.
The pomgram Of the Democrats hi
the senate for the tariff iii. IS also,
bout as uh-nemocratic on its face as
anything could well appear 10 be..
rhe opposition they are making fa
hubble hoalngs for those particularly
atcrcsted in the elect Of the meas
re is a very difficult proposition tp
~etend upon its meits. They are poi
paking any very serious effort IL de9
lend Il. however. but are mcrel2
ticking to the determination to car
~ it through But 1t is unnatuaL
and has been so remarked by some
very good and competent Democrats
mi the senate, who are probal " mors
Jealous fer the bill itself than some
81 those in charge q the measure
The tariff leai lstlon n the senate
5 prcceedlag ID very different fashion
ON tie way II went forward % the
husc where Chairman Underwood
IA ithor an8eeonstractof e. tile bill
9 q u well disciplined ana thoroughly
dcSerminad aud convinced majority
q certain and smiling achievement.
ehe sbip was almost ro.llckad
yhrouehAthc house IN the senate il
s laaegihg aud nmbsrins, and il
may dcme TO much worse, It has to
aae VS. irae ordeal yes when ii
csUally comes under discussion and
Hale a at aod Democrats illustrat
flng Conceal naacoek's classic sey
Ting that the fair is q LEGAL issue
are bound &c make some sort Of a
demonstration Of the nature The
fouisana. senators have already
made, real showing OF opposition
sud denuneia ion Of a confirmed par
4ty measure, It is lSain enough that
4 .he bin Is going through an ordeal Of
Eric, AND muob eli Ii VIII be melted
away in the urnaee NOBODY would
care to predict at this stase Of the
4 proc eediug-or seeing that very
+. actem.nsd person stands smiling ut
he dCo Of the White House and
3iandly declares that he win yield
lRcthing CT the essential principles Of
tht bin and thar it must be passed
that the party may redeem It's pledge
% the Dccle, whethsg any Of it will
"a lcsi in tha fire, is a sporting prop
4 csiyion
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

The Democrats are commencing
THAR canra.gn for 1916. II they VIII
Aroceed along the right line. give to
he country a safe. sane and prosper
eus administration, they viii not need
TO do much in the way Of campaign
ing. II they Go not do these Things,
6A At the canpaignins possible can
not save the rsrtA ass
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18
4 SUNDAY SERMON


Unusual interest is now conferred
in the big chautauqua to be held in
brunswick May % to 2s ard all indi-
cations point to the fact that if is go
ing to be one Of the largest and most
successful events Of the kind ever
given in this section
The value Of a great chautauqua to
a community cannot be oyerosd.
mated. If men and wcmen were to
seep their noses TO the gindstones Of
business and household duties all the
time their lives would be very mar
row ones An work and no play not
only makes Jack dull boy, bat it
mikes Jacks father and mother
mere drudges. PLAY" means much
more than sitting down at a card
table fer an hours recreation It is a
bread term when contrasred with
-
~ 49,
routine OF business and hguse-clcanlng
and getting the children ready for
school. a city without its play hours.
without its recreation features,
would be a poor place in which TO
= '"a' )
II ~" 's'S la@' aug 'na'
psop's "o0u e u"ii aua uDpfo.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

This talk Of the division OF the
state Of Florida Is al bosh. Florida
Is enjoying an era Of grewth and
prosperity aud she should be hapny
and strive for a greater and not q
weaker Florida.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

Get the real spirit Of the chautau-
qua week. We should make it a gala
occasion, and Brunswick knows just
how to do that when she desires
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

For one time we must confess that
We admire llnll Mossian saueiness.
Governor Hiram johnson cane back
at the Washington government with
q Very refreshing sample 81 IT,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

Mrs Longstreet is one of the best
advertisers in the country and It's
an on day when she does not succeed
q getting her name in somehow or
other.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

The chances are that the extra sos
sion viii not tackle currency legisla
ton When Il finishes with The tariff
Il will have earned good eest and
SO Will the country!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

A week q music. liirature aud arg
Lucky indeed IS Brunswick that she
IS on the cltautauqua circuit and her
people must express the appreciation
they feel BY a liberal support Of the
splendid enterprise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

Chicago has at last redeemed her
sell very handsomely Jack Johnson,
the negro brute, has been eonvlced
aud faces q ten year term IN the peni-
tertiary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

The governor Of West Virginia
says that Senate Kern Of Indiana, is
liar Well, that's sduarely up 70
the senator
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

Watch your shoulder blades" is
some more Of Lillian Russel's
beauty advice. Rubber!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

Yesterday opened the summer sea
son al ST. Simon aud the resulat
summer boat schedules are onw in
effeci AN indications rolni 40 tae
biggest season IL thH entire history
OF that popular / e9
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

Fall IN line and cleanup on Tues
day Lets make Brunswick as clean
rs Che prOgerbial pin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18
NUMPSARE SERIOUS
WHEN CMPC0I lated
'rOtect Patient and Pre- ent Con-
tagion, Says the Grggia
State Board Of Heaha.

o'saAt that me patieih ~.
ieteeied against poaai0ts' o. r. IS
ioais' ana also that Dr. a..s
aAeh asanist spfeaasils5 . ,srt q
oA, SAYS tAe Seofesa 80
tgalsh' soss
liie cause Of mpmps -.
'enhiieiy aeeeinil5eas e s,,aed
os1sy q ths ai'a go
y among lils IN.
ne t'at 4 Y We - 80 and
nat re uiee q ~
an % trahsins - IRON 9'-s
. anetAef. ..rs
e i'ts i1tta's aAd adi1'9 49, ssva
atss s. nsslilts' tA1y '','' a go
& and hop,a be taAe' y 80, 49,, =
ns ee1i The gIeasesl r. ~ 80 ~
aail shs dseaSe = -
9ns " en years q ase
s'lsps one q the oiueal .4 I. Z
AneSyn tllf8saes L was dec''''e's
lesefApea z AQy hippoefa'es' e'ie ~,
sAent e'sees physician VINO nossu ~
1ppllFatioH 81 The parotla ei1hu, a,lu
ise seeeHdafy Inflammation q siie
sexual ofs91ls was even RiloNn ~
.sisA- Il aoes not appear % De
~ climate, ll9ush me e9iusl
z the tenpef9te zone = Moss
able 70 i, abd II y netea tnat y n
more frequeRt III PROLONGED eold allp
vet weather.
How the contsgion Is Spread
II has been det9ansssats'ss tiAslt ~
eoiitagion i2a IS eafeiea - als'a'ts
ways. a DeM'al may fsast faplsAl's'
" being difecsy eSpassa s. on t.s's
ms the disease inatfeeasy g slsssa
INTO contact WIN altfl z. y Z ~
has been exposes Ag 4, g " tss
sllllg the iffectioha 49, "A '' nj
aiiat has been nseaSslk l'ssss's III .'
patient haNlng the NAss''ss 'a'.e 's'''
~ q c9n'asloil = 'fs - -
ne efuptlNe lsssis'fse ,,,s
poN sSsst!et ieFshi hsessssas ~ ~
IKE. nor y y oieil'al y assV'' '''...',4
BY such serious OF asaseto''s eSi''p'''
cations.
nevertheless thefe ssear ocss's.en'
ely serious ana some tunes very ps'ii'
81 complications sueA 81 ss9uslAAls
Fl the paroud glands, Raliilnl swell
ing q The sexual siahas loii9Meu u.
zen by an afophy % alt'fe''sis y
these organs. Besiaes lhSss COMP
cations humps mas peeh Aaowh =
induce eolifuisiols' .'siall.a'
Examination OF the JOINTS ana I'sAsIe'.s'
sleatness, faclai paFalysla' otislls ?
disease and IN very oeeasloi'sa sases'
loss Of memory
because q THESE posslpis eollspH'
cations Ii IS well to avoid exposure
3, tie aispase ns Gar as possible
.s,a, ,,,.,,.yls sb,,,tl ,,nt at,lv
ssiaaess'A 49, ~
be taken from sehoois 8et sA0siiu W
is0laiea. and The same precautions
h,.,.t,4 IA fslssn I'd 81 fh4A case 81 9TH
-. ,,s...,,.,.,s tsf,se 10
e eVAttisioes nlasss
thorough dislnteeti0n Of solied aeu
Bind boAv clothing. including handker-
III .3stbs ,ssa far ina eofle...
sisH7hs aaiN $3.50 80. - -. 80 !,
elun q dlsehatees ttotlt tssF tose eAqs
mouth, is regarded as anipuftapt "A
nrav apftno the spread 81 the cOntas
s,4s.,ts,,. w 49, Woe,, fol1a,vf,,s
l0AAs luthtS"AsV1 ~ VIZ
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18
suRscRlPTlol RATEs-
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

eiynn County. City Of Branswlck,
United States Court Of Bankruptcy
foS Ten Counties in south Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-18

&c lIIram was no haggIer!
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The Annual stockholders meet
Ing OF the Aberdeen-Springfieid
Canal Co. was held at Aberdeen
Monday at which 345, 900 votes were
The principal busi-
ness of the meeting was the cleo
tion of a board of directors for the
coming year, and the following were
elected: NJ. A. Fugate, A. J. Sny-
der. d. H. Blossom, G. r. Boutwell,,
e. c. Geesey, A. J. Shreck ]. H.
Wiley, c. w. Brown and D. w.
Davis
Other matters that came before
the meeting was changing the by
laws so that the annual meeting
may be held on the first Monday
in February instead Of the first
Monday in October. and changing
the dates for the directors meetings
to the first Monday in each month
instead of the last Saturday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09
DECISION IS FOR
THE PLAINTIFF
RULING OF JUDGE BUDGE Is
THAT COUNTY MUST ISSUE
DEEDS FoRECIs
First Case of Kind Brought In the
State and Result is Being
Watched i'm All Counties--APsess
Prab&ble.

In the mandamus proceedings in
stituted some time ago on behalf of
Henry Rock by his attorneys. It.
S. Becker OF this city, and McDou-
gall & Jones of Pocatello, in whibh
an order was sought from the Dis
trict court commanding the tax
collector of Power county to is
sue to their client deeds TO certain
lots in American Falls, tax sale
certificates for which had been pur-
chased three years ago. was argued
before Judge Bulge in chambers at
Pocatello some two weeks ago. the
county being represented by Prose
cutting Attorney Baum. Last week
Judge Bulge rendered a decision
10 favor of the plaintiff in the
case and the writ of mandate will
issue soon if such acton has not
already been taken.
This gives Mr.. Rock clear title
td 1OS lots in this city and, unless
upon appeal the Supreme court
should reverse the decision OF
Judge Bulge Mr.. Rock has secured
some valuable property at a nomin-
al price.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09

Twomey had been paid the amounts
due them.
The action OF forcing garnishee Oh
the patrons OF the company was
rather a new departure. and un-
looked for by the company. and as
/ patrons are put to the inconvenience
of having to fill out the reports
and abide by the order of the courts
some annoyance has resulted, and
the position of the Power company
is not really understood by many
people.
In referring to the matter. Man
ager NJ E. Hughes of the Pocatello
offica Of the Power company. said
: this morning:
q These judgments were secured II
r manner that borders very closely
= on sharp practice for the reason
r that they were secured in default
: when no attorney for the company
4 was present in court and after
telephonic talk between counsel for
o both parties at which it was agreed
d that nothing would be done until
d the arrival of our attorney from
- Boise, the next day.
Al Il was personally present when
f. this took place between counsel but
D. il seems that for reasons past my
1t understanding. the following day
II and thirty minutes before the ar
se rival of the train, motions We're
y made for Judgment in default.
no This action could not have beer
taken through forgetfulness of the
ne agreement of the day before, for
IN rem nded the attorney for the othel
ID side. in the presence of the judge
of of his agreement to await th'
ce arrival of our attorney and our at
We tornye did arrive within thirt
ne minutes of the starting of proceed
at ings.
IT, I'VE regret the method that the
Of have employed that is of ineonyen
he fencing and annoying our customer
"a by compelling them TO make Gel
tain returns of a legal nature. l
matter in which our customer
are not concerned in the least
KS might be justified. if it were tn
only recourse open to the oths
ast side but on the contrary it is n'
les and further it is a method that
yer never employed in enforcing lud
ant ments against corporations"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
POCATELLO OCT. 2O-25
Teachers and Trustees of Bannock Bear Lake. Oneida
Franklin and Power Counties Will Assemble in Ga tie
City for Week of Instruction Educators OF Note Will
be Present and Large Attendance is Expected.

upper Snake River valley and the
crqwd in attendance has always been
tof great for the best results. but
bhis year it is expected that ample
provisions will be made to accom-
modate all who attend, both in the
matter of satisfactory places to stay
during the meet and also in giving
all an opportunity to hear the lee
lures.
There will be a number of lee
lures by leading educators especi
ally for the benefit of the trustees
The complete program will b
published in the next issue Of th'
Press.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09
PAUL GILMORE'S ASSOCIATE
PLAYERS IN "THE HAVOC

Theatregoers have chance TO
zee what is regarded by every critic
in the city as a masterpiece of
dramatic writing and acting. Re
ference is made to The Havoc"
which Mr.. Gilmore's suberb company
will present at the Auditorium,
Tuesday, October %.
The acting OF Paul Gilmore's as
sociate players is declared to be
the final word in the matter of
technique and sincerity. The play
itself absolutely startles one by its
gripping heart interest. Though of
serious nature and thoroughly
worked out from beginning to end
il is lightend with as fine comedy
as one cares to wines All told
the play and company offer a
superb opportunity which nc
theatregoer should be allowed tc
miss. This is the verdict of every
critic, not only in New York and
Chicago but in other parts Of the
country
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09

Speaking of the joint teachers
institute to be held in Pocatello the
week of October 20 to rs, inclusive,
County Superintendent Fifield states
that judging from the outline of
the program which was forwarded
to him several days ago. it will be
the best convention of educators
ever held in this part of the state
and he strongly urges that every
teacher in the country attend and
also that all the trustees should
be present at a number OF the
sssions.
In years past the joint institutes
have included the counties OF the
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09
MUST USE OFFICIAL FORMS
Informal Notice of Intention to be
Absent from Homestead
Not Good.

Homestead absentees must here
after serve notice of their absence
from and OF their return to their
entries to the register and receiy-
sr of the land office where their
entries are locatd upon blanks fur
nished by the department for that
purpose.
Heretofore. entrymen desiring to
leave their entries have forwarded
informal notice to the register and
upon their return 10 their entries
have forwarded a like informal
notice Of such return, but hereaf-
Ter such notices must be made up
on the blanks prepared for that
purpose and no other notice VIII
be deemed sufficient These
notices can be obtained by apply
ing TO the local land office where
such entry was made.
Absence from the land for one
continuous period of not more tnai
five months in each year is allowed
to homesteaders under the act o
June 6, 1912, but such aosene'
cannot be so arranged as to giv'
five months at the close of on
year and another five months a
the beginning of the second year
making a continuous absence o
ten months at one time. This, tn
department holds. would be an eva
sion of the purpose OF the law.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-09

erinarian or with one OF his as
s:stants as follows: DR.. R. p
Smith, Wendell; DR.. ]. D. South
worth, Blackfoot; Dr. Wheeler, /
American Falls; DR.. Weber. Boise;
DR.. Hurd, Payette, or Saratoga h9-
tel at Caldwell; DR.. Baker. Moscow
DR.. Powell, Coeur d'Alene; DR.
Akin, Nez Perce.'
How TO Fight the scourge.
If the following paragraphs are
observed the spread of hog cholera
win be decreased. These paragraphs
are taken from a bureau of animal
industry report:
4. Do not locate hog lots near a
public highway a railroad or a
stream. The germ of hog cholera
may be carried along any one of
these avenues.
2. Do not allow strangers or
nelghbors to enter your hog lots
and do not go into your neighbor's s
lotx The germ of hog cholera
NAV be readily carried in a small
alssss.-t Of dirt On the shoes.
g. NO not put new stock, either
hogs or cattle, in lots with the
herd already on the farm. Newly
!. purchased hogs should be put in
Aseparate Enclosures well separated
ffrom the herd on the farm and KEEP
Under observation for three weeks
because practically all stock cars
unloading chutes and pens arr
Infected with hog cholera and hog
shipped by rail are therefore ap
TO contract hog cholera
4. Hogs sent to fairs should b
n quarantined for at least three week
. after they return to the farm
e 5. If hog cholera breaks out o
d a farm. separate the sick from tn
a apparently healthy animals an
IS burn all carcasses of dead animal
If on the day of death. Do not leaV
them unburned, for this will ell
r. danger all other farmers in tn
neighborhood. Dogs, crows
"A buzzards may transport particles
10 flesh from dead hogs and thus ca
s ry the disease.
TO 6. If after the observance of a
sy possible precautions hog cholera a.
r pears on your farm notify u
he state veterinarian and secure seru
III for the treatmnt of those not a
lt fected. The early application OF u
er serum is essential
we Speaking of the hog cholera stu
re ton in this county, DR.. Wheel
at states that he does not know OF
fl single case at this time I'VE ha
all had some very expensive experien
he with the disease during the pa
ret year. said the doctor, but II seel
he to be pretty we'll cleared up no
ire and if the farmers and hog raise
ue of this section will exercise t
he necessary precaution and folk
strictly the rules laid down by t
Live s ock Sanitary Board, the
of will be little danger of an epiden
in such as we had last winter a
DO during the early spring.
will The rules require that the ST
Iadl veterinarians office be inform
i'd OF the appearance of hog chole
to and if the owner of afflicted
rn- mails in this section will not
ten DR.. Wheeler at the same time, c.
siderable delay will be aVol'
nen and the danger of great loss
ork saned in like degree
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