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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
More Coasiieace il M;.sis,ipp; il
Needed.

n few years ago It was said that
ne soil ard climate Ia M;ss;ss.o-
81 We're not adopted 10 corn c.-ox
ing; that we could never expect
70 compete with The corn belt.
Yet the past year Mississippi led
all States IN amount grown Der
acre. Ii was also said. and Mis-
slssIppi said il, that this Stste
could not raise fine cattle ike
those produced in the Middle and
Western States. Yet at Fort
Worth this herd cf Mississipui
Heiefords carried off all the prizes
Now what we need is to have
more faith IN ourselves. r. we
would adopt modern methods OF
dIversificatiOn, modern imple-
ments with which 20 cultivate and
better cultivation, mover forget
ting that we have cropped pracri-
cally all OF the nitrogen and hu-
mus out of the soil and iegunin-
Gus crops--peas. peanuts Iespe-
deza and other clavsrs are by far
The quickest way TO put these
things back, we will soon fiDd
that We can compete with other
sections in almost anything
Port Gibson Reviells.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

stoo
sa,

The reNlsrs ~ this paper viii -
leased - learn that there il ~ least
10 = dreaded disease that science has
ttel abe 70 e1re in ell lis stst-es anC
til = Catz<rn. Halls Cafar-h Cure
i the only positive cure now known :.
the me'liczi frzrssnisy. Catarrn ieine
a constitutional disease. requires > es,F
srIt1tspral Treatment HATS cass-rh
Cure Is taken internally. acting .iirecf-
" upon the blood and FURIOUS surface
0t the ~ sE-sa. thereby destroying .as
sof the disease aad EiEfrc
the patl~nt strength by bpildlI-F NJ r.
constitution aEfi assisting nascrs IN dc
INK - work TIE uruprsetOrs have e
mach Isi1a Il = cIrafivs powers thai
sRey osfer One Hundred for any eaS-
-ga- i fails - care Send Tor liz. o.
= sim 1Eials-
Address ?. ! CHENEY < CO, To-
ieco. Ohio.
sold nv ~ nr-us-xi-s<- IS cents
- 7; Ike Halls Family PsLss f0r c-Dnslpa-
patton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
MONEY M ALFALFA.

]. Otis BEElpArey. fridge e. S. Dis.
t-tcs court. Springfield. Illinois: Yea
CIR GroH Alfalfa anywhere in the corn
belt and the crop Is worth sc a
acre"
JOSEPH wing OF Okso: Alfalfa will
Fay any f1rne- per esat. On sSec
=, ecrs land"
SUFFERED ECZEMA FIFTY YEARS
NOW WE'LL
Seems long to endure the awful
burning. itching, smarti1g, skin disease
known as ''terter'i-another name for
Eczema Seems good to realize. also,
that Dr. Hobson'S Eczema Ointment
mas proven perfect cure
M-s- D. l. Keanev writes: Il can
not sufficiently express my THANKS 10
You for your Dr. Hohsu.'s Eczema
OlntmeGt- Il has cared my tester /,
which has troubled NE for over ffts
ysars.n All druggists, or BY mail 50c.
CHEMICAL co.
St. Louis, No. Philadelphia. Pa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
SAVE The ALFALFA IEavss
s!ssy Per cs-s- Of the Feeding Value
Of Alfalfa in the leaVes-Hzy
Should be CUE a. Right Tire
and Cured 20 a. 20 Preserve
the Leasea

OF The entire alfalfa plant. accord
ing TO Kansas bulletin is5. the stalk
comprises 60 per cent and the feaf
10 per cent. whereas the Qanrtity os
the protein IN TIE stalk Is oniy - per
cent. shile the protein IN the lear is
so per eeue Moreover Only 20 rsr
cent Of the Fat IS 70 be found in the
stalk, While so per eent Is in tire leaf
II IS. therefore. very important that
alfalfa be harvested at the proper
time, and carefully handled so that
I'll the leaves will be saved
Wher possible 10 do go it ia best to
cut alfalfa late in the afternoon or
evening. Dew or rain on the freshly
cut alfalfa vii not iRiare IL where a
tsdde- Is used. it should Be started in
tie morning a soon as most Of the
dew IS OF and before there IS any dan
ser o. knocking or tie leaves II Is
often advisable 20 go ever I. noEe
than once
Alfalfa hay Is harvested aad cured
n much tie sane way as clover. ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
Not;-e to B:6ds-x

Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned VIII receive sealed
bids up ID I5o'clock, nco5 or Tuesday.
Sept End, for the bedding and repair
ing OF about I, 409 fest ~ bridging at
the Camp Gret nd ievee on the Nern-
phis ard CofFes vill- road in Yoecna
RIvsr bottom; $50 for the IUildirg Of
ahaSt 10 feet CT bri K ing on the Oliver
levee on the Ux.orl an D~'av vo71.
On trr axe cay ealrd bids Will be
received fox the ket , ~ Of tie errty
Poor House tOs TIE - a. 1914.
inc Above flenftgf-d HES are To-
e let cut separately and To be rore
according 10 pIass stc specifications
now OE file IA nv s.isi-srs : ~ s.s.s-n eas-
ful bidder VIII :. r. caE-s-sl ~ furaish
hoEd double the aIECs4at Cf e-Cu BIZ
with two Or raurp cool seeE-s.iss for
faithful performs re- ~ the contract.
The Roa<d --Sery-e t. ri..iit sa -
Jet any and al bids. and Oh the same
da- let the same out ~ pHtiic outery
to The lowest ana hsst bidders Tt (
Bosrj reserves Toe right 20 Tejses any
ard all bids.
" VI. woanwsRr. t-lsrs.
Oxford, Miss, Ar=. sIh. 1913.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
The Chrenic Kicker.

a vicious kicking mule looks
like ne u kind, Ugt there Is al
ways danger from behind 50 hu-
man "isicSers" look ike other
men, but kick 10 beat the record
how anu then. Tie mule from
down right n,eanness kicks from
neanness too. The purp. sc l.
the same IN either ca=--a pur-
pose dark anG foul and truly base
The mule with kicking straps may
b restrained. bI; these by hu-
inan kickers are disdained. NJ
device We. or tic o. ther plan.
hath been devised b cure the
kicking man. tie ~ bound to
kick a; everything ne sees and
wear away "A ; lie by slow de-
zrees. unless he takes some dras
- liver rsil- and tris. to cure
such chronic kicking iIls.-Ex-
change
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
Mzrksyte lots

The health Of our community is
very good at this writing. al
though there are several cases of
whooping cough.
The farmers are all rejoicing
over their good crops, although a
good rain would be appreciated
very much.
Messrs. John Mize and Ernest
Overst Get have returned to Texas
after pending a few days wita
home folks
ISIS Minnie Carpenter has been
visi ing friends near Wafer Val
ley this week.
AF. Milton West spent Thurs
day with friends here.
We are sorry to learn that Miss
Myrtle Carpenter IS very II w,th
~hOcping cough.
Misses Mary aud Alice Davis.
OF Delay, spent Friday and ) ,tuF
day with their sister, Mira Beulah
Eurrow.
Quite , crowd Of cur young PEG
pie attended church AZ Pane Fiat
Sunday night.
Siss Gertrude Mize visited Miss
Myrtle Carpenter Saturday nigh.
Yrs. Della Overztreet vis.tei
Mrs. VIII Henderson Sunday.
Mr. J. ID. Talent and wife visit
ed Mr. D. c. Carpenter amt
family Tuesday night.
Mr.. John headsley was called
TO the bedside Of his mother who
was struck With paralysis Wed
ne=Gay.
Miss Hazel Mooney visited Miss
Gertrude Mize Sunday AFTERNOON
Messrs. hilbert and Bue. Fudge
visited friends here Sunday ate.
noon.
Mrs. J. ID. Nike visited her son,
Mr.. L. L. Nike sunday nigat.
MessTs. James Fare and Ollie
Csntweh visited ri, nds he.e Sun
cay afternoon.
/ Mr.. j. y. Mize has just return
ed from a visit u PoBtot0e County
Ir. 3. T. Muir. ay AMI wife
visited their daugh;e.-, VI =. b. I
Msrkeite Sunday.
Mr.. Brooks Tabor and wife
Waited their parents Sunday
Ne. Tom B0atright aud family
visited hes gcand mother. Mrs
Hensiey Thursday a d Friday.
ChUms.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
flake Work Eas ier.
Oxfsrrt P-srls nv tstras~d tn Earn Ne,
NJ H.. Ets-.ex flsa..~

O1fsr-l P-spl~ nv tstras~d tn a<srn Hsv
n H1s Beea Doss--
It's pretty hard to attend 10 duties
With constantly aching hark:
With annoying urinary Disorders.
Dosn's Kidney Pills haze made work
easier.
20 thousands have gratefully testileSl
They are for bad backs
They ars for wax kidneys
Oxford people gratefully recommend
Dosa's-.
J. r Peacock. shoemaker, South
street, Oxford, Miss, SAYS. "AbSur
six months ago was taken with = Sc
were pain IN the snail o. my back anil
was Laid VI, unakle 70 work w back
grew so sore ard lame that eoEld not
stcop- When gos up after string.
sfz=p twin-s rzdiafed frca my kiGneys
Throughout ny body Ny rest was dis
tIroed By TOO frequent passages OF rh.s
<idneT secretioas and my health be-
came all run down Doan's kidney
Pills were so highly recommended thar
got ! supply - keEsiei's Drug Store.
Three boxes completely cared me-
For sxle by al dealers Price so cert.
Foster Milhurn Co. Suffalo, New York
sole agents for the United STATS
Remember naEie-Dozn's and take
10 osAer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
Onward sea Upward.

The vefy ar : flied xi.a the
spir,s ct progress. Llux where
We may. q wherr w. dare aud
We ar. confronted si-a the pleas
ing motto Onward anc Upward
There = no exception. TINS spin,
rsI-1@ 10 th- WORKSHOP aad fac
iory,in laoOrati - ana clolster, il
tas business oiice &al store. or
the farm and au the ranch.
1t was this spirit that an.matsc
he Pilgrim F-taers. L was this
E Ftght spirit taa.s gave courage arc
hope u oGy stlE1y pioneers as they
+ hlazed tue Way for higher eiviis
zatlou IN this free land 81 ours
lt was eiHb.a@oned Oh the banner
~ our revolutionary fathers a
they tranped through snow and
ice IN the peFilOas days % I717.
1t was onward ard upward that
neryed Washington al Valley
Forge IN new conquest anu neW
achievements.
The <orid 10 stage was said
by the Sage ui Avon and We ara
but actUrs- To &c; our part well
Is but to give luster 70 the onward
and upward movement III the
spirit OF progress.
There never wai a tI.ls n our
history when men .: imitation and
courage We're more needed ami
more appreciated. They are need
eli 70 broaden the lurrov. They
are needed 10 keep bright ana
shining the wheels of trade and
commerce.. They are needed IN
counting house, in the factory, in
she mines, on the farm and in
every avenue OF industrial devel-
spment.
The right mar for the right
place IS ne whom we are all seek
ing. The desire TO select the right
Man Is laudable. This is conson-
4nce with that onward and up
warG spirit OF progress. The man
III the hour Is the right man. He
v the mas eriy force that lends
enchantment to deeds OF heroisu
and valor IN time Of var. He i
.he mastery force that gives pow
er TO enterprise, life to industry
and vigor To c0nlrnerce and trade
lie Is sought in all fields Of en-
ieavor, on the farm, in trade, in
business and in trsffie. His dill
gence and intellect set the rec
sor the indifferent, the sluggish
and cslloused braia. There can
be no progress without him, no
success without his directing
genius He Is the main stay OF
development. the strong arss Of
justice and righteousness, the pe-
tentIai power that directs the
worlds advaneement.-HoustUn,
(Tex-) Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
Alher, {. hsier-cn State Senator,
A Candidate 70. Corsress.

F'r,sn the present outlook II
seems th-t Hon. II. u. Stephens
will have upposijinr n his next
race. Senator Albert l.. Ander-
-soo. the brilliant AMI aff able
young senator fror1Ti9pahCounty
Will oppose Mr. Stephens. Mr. An
sier~ou will make a formidable OF
ponent. lie - Journalist Of a
high order. being president q the
Mississippi Fre-- Association and
IN his legislative work the past six
years has made more thea good
and his good WORK Is well known
throughout the entire State. Mr..
Anderscs has sFlsie no announce
inent - sei. but the signs poiu;
20 the fact that he will oe IN the
face.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

When 4 maa has sn7o-ed for sevcral
laws w.sa collie. d.arrhoea ~ other form
ot bowel complaint and J. tb~n care,l
-pund and xeli hv cue az tv-,a tlus.- OF
Chamberi7in's Collie. Cholera nod Diar
-hoea RsEn~dy, A. - cften Tire --se, 70
5 bur Natural that be skcala b. err
-hus,astic IN his praise - the reTn.-iy.
end especially III This tiss, czss OF = -
ssre attack vh-r life II Threatened.
Try i,>-viiesi IN need 4 such : reai-,ly
4 EeSer fails For sac D. A H. Eca-
Tel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

esp: that :, should be cat as sooa as
the young sprouts or shoots start 10
gov a. the base OF The plant
When alfalfa IS issi too long without
cutting. the lesves fall OF and The
stens become woody. and the yield %
the rext crop IS greatly reduced.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

B1ekien's Arnica Sal e when applied
to cut, bFuiEe- spra.n, burn or scaId
or ether injury Of the skin viii inrmedi
ately remov. ali pain T. E. Chamber
cuts and other injuries OF their rerrors
As healing remedy its equal eoesrr
exist" VIII DO good for You. Only
Is cents at, 4 II Epnsic.'s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

s'I was troubled with ccnStfr-sin.,
and indigestion and spent huEd-rds Il
dollars for medicine and treatment. -
writes C. H. hines, Of WkIsIcw arlz-
"a went to 50. Lcnis hos.ssr-i. also 10
hospital in New Orlesns. but no ere
YVES effected, On retarni-, Ecu-s
began taking Chamberlsfn's Tablets
and worked right along. fused them
Tor sons time ard am nov all right I"
For saiebv A H. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

LECTURES 70 &c 1tNtH " Two
Weeks csnPalsr-7oo aG.ome-
e,!es 70 8s used in the Wers-
Tho Chicsro. burlington and Quincy
railroad <iii rsn an alfalfa corbins-
ton ragEay and automobile train for
. two weeks campaign. making aboat
90 stops m southern Iowa and north
ern Missouri. BEGINNING July IS. 1913.
from Des Moines-
The plan. as worked oct By the Bur
h5gton IN cooperation zith the Agrt-
cultural extension Department OF the
International Harvester Company OF
New Jersey and the agricultural cob
ieses. Il far in advance Of any agri-
cultural extension work ever carried
On
VIII Step at Sixty Point=.
LEGAL committees az each OF the 50
points on the railroad vin arrange for
I'VE 20 ten automobiles 70 carry the
speakers IN all directions into the coua-
Try to farm homes. school houses and
irland tcEas within 4 radius OF from
four 20 ten niles. Eaere alfalfa lee
lures will be given
During the campaign over 500 al
flifa lectures will be delivered b.
TIE party 10 as mary audieuccs. and
rom $40 to 200 automobiles will b.
brolSh: iEtO the service OF this srea.
edacaiioaal movement
These CAMPAIGNS are conducted en-
n strictly cooperative hasisL
Tie people will provide:
ist A guarantee OF at least Eve TO
tsn automobiles at each railroad step
20 carry the speakers to the points
n the country where meetings are TO
BE- held
2ne- Halls suitable fer the central
meeting IN tcsn- where train stops
srd- Any community desiring a
campaign must send in 4 request TO
the railroad. agricultural college CO
operating. or 20 the Agricultural Ell
tension Department signed by a rep
ressn;ztive number Of farmers and
business men
The railroad all provide.
Sleeping cars and dining service for
tie alfalfa Campaign party. and bag
gage and exhibit cars. literature, etc.
The Agricultural E-teassoa DEPT
VII provide
LIST Speakers
2ad- Assistance n organizing ans
advertising campaign
3Et- Educational charts and o,he,
equipment fc- lecture purposes. balse-
tins. literature. etc.
4th- FCisS-lp me1. when possible.
to assist tie farmers n getting start
with Alfalfa
Hearty cooperation on The part OF
TIE people is Absolutely necessary 70
make these campaigns successful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
RIM nKABLE crEE OF DYsESrErsY

4 a. attacked with dysent@ry
ahsu. sth, and used the doctors r,isdI
enc a. d other remedies with 40 relief,
cnsy g-.sIng worse al the tine ] was
unable 20 % anything and ny weight
'lroPpeS. from IL T. - POUNDS I sgf
tere5 for about two months Y aen was
adyrssd 20 Use Ca1mbeFiailis Cole.
CEOler2 and Diarrho=a Remedy. /
used Two oogtl-s q II gave ure p-rua-
nsnt relief" writes 3. " Hill. 0fSaow
LII, y c. Sold by 4. n. keadel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
NOTICE..
IL Of Real ana Ssrronai Fror-rtv

S-.s ct Real ana PERSONAL z rocerty
Pursuant n the provisions Of Deed
- frust to me- executed - Trusre.. b.
B. Morrison and Jennie Morrison 70
secure certain Indebtedness therein
l. e1t.ps I'd. which IS recorded in Eook
Ivy" Page 3l6 II the Chancerv Clerks
cf5ice CT Lafayette County and the
- Mississippi, / will az the re-
qt Z o. the beneficiary in said Deed of
lr,sss Proved to sell Tor. Cash. to the
highest bidder within lawful hoG-s, IL
front OF the South Door OF the cocrr
house N Oxford, Mississippi, On the
i-st Day Of September, 1913.
the I, lowing described property, living
and being in TIE County or lafayette
and the state CT mississippi t0-v.rt:
The North half OK the Sogtf-ea<s
quarter and the Southeast quarter Of
tn~ Southeast quarter c. Section =:
a the South west quarter of Section
5, and Is acres IA the Northwest cor
ner q the Southeast quarter of Sec
ton s, described as begis ming a. the
Northwest corner Of said Southeast
quarter of Section 6; thence South "a
POLES; thence East IS poles; thence
North 81 poles; thenc. !. eSs % poles to
the point OF beginning. Also s acres
described as beginning at the North
east corner of the Southwest quarter
Of the Southeast quarter OF Section 4.
Township s, Hs,nge /; thence West -
rods: taeDceSOEth SO rods; rhence East
- rods:t Lei'ce North So reds to start
ing point. I'll being in Township 9.
Range I, West, except Ii acres in the,
Southwest csraer of the Northwest
quarter OF the Southeast xuzrter Of
Section Z, Township 8, Range i, which
three acres are fully described in deed
from A. b. Sn.sd to s. ". Parham. All
above land contains 2S5 scres more or
less.
The title to the above property IS be-
sieved to be good, but will convey
only such title as is vested in me as
Trustee.
Witness my signature this the Ift.s
day of August, 1913
FRONTS IrSyyr Trr.stee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

On M Nan, II y5a have heard OF
that Ro-s' Dead Qusckii spray. forget
IL pray thee, ~ die. Re nl~r,s5iul and
use on nIe any thing else. and llzy
pull rhroC-E- The mesquite said.
'-Arnen." TOSS dead Quick spray
sold in cxtur'l = Chiffon Drug Store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
PRAISES THIS LAXATIVE

Rev. H. stubenvoll, of Allison, Is !,
IN prais.nS Dr. Kings New Life Pills
for constipation, writes: .-Dr Kings
New Life Pills are such perfect pills no
home should be without them" No
better regulator for the liver and bow
eas. Every pill guaranteed Try them
Price &c at y u. hexdefss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
-oFHf rs. HAVE xorN ctrfrprsS
WORMS

/. Are = ey feverish, restless. nervous
iFTsts be. dizzv or c0gSsipase,ss o
they Continually PICK their 10 or
grini then teetEe Have they camp
ing pains, Z Irregular and ravercus ap-
nctiteF III - are all signs Of WORMS
" OrsEs no. Only cause yudr cniid suf-
s--irg, but stunt its mind ard growth
e. ve kick.poo Norm Killer I. once &.
AZ kills and removes the worIaS, i'm
pores your ohili's appetite regulates
ton diappsa- and your child X made
ha' ~ snd healthy. a nature intended
Al druggists or mail, sc.
kIs kArOO INDIAN MEDICINE co
p iladelphia, Pa St. Louis, No
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
HOW rue rKorBIs STARTS

Constipation is the cause Of many all
messs and disorders that make life
snisersble- Taxe Chamberiain's Tab
lets. deep yocx bowels regular and you
ell ssusd these diseases. For caie by
4 X. k<East
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
uSELW-VER-lAx
For Lazy Liver and
the Troubles oe
Constipation.

Feel -i-ht III the time. Dcr't r. G.
f-7ri work for days by taking ezsoHzsi
wien Pheasant LIZ Ner-Lax kscps yol
a. your feet. while relieving your trorss-
l.. Safer tSo, ard easy 70 take Dent
axe anything else. You can't zEs-d
= Eliminates poiso-s, clszzses ST
tsrt Eld relieves constipation 4 n-.-
ural remedy, natural in Its actions. s;.-e
IN its effect and certain in results. Il
Eon't DC long before Lip-Ts--Lex vii
completely displace ealorlsi IN every
kcne. Lniidren can take it freely and
With perfect safety. Every bottIe gr.-r-
altcei- Jnc ard 81 in bottles. Mere
.er1ire without the likeness and si----
&c OF L Z. Cri<sbT. boz G.-c -
Sold by Rowland Drug Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
ALFALFA
Alfalfa is rich in
feeding value.
TO PROMOTE ALFALFA.

5rriir7fc- 20 Run Coordination
Trsi-s Thrsu1- Southern Iowa ara
Nor-Aern Mlsscuri-soo Alfalfa
lectures 20 BE Given IN Two
Weeks csnPalsr-7oo aG.omc-
e'!es 20 9s Used in tire Wers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-03

latter's brother, Peter Pearson, and
family in Willmar. 81. sS.5
Rev. Walters leaves today to at
tend the mission meetings at Benson.
Miss Emma Monsoon spent Thanks
giving and Sunday at her parental
home. .. ..s5.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and
family were entertained for. supper
Thanksgiving day at the John Peter
son home. 8.
Housekeepers' Club. =ss=ss.
The regular meeting Of the House
keepers Club will be held Saturday
afternoon, December 6, at three o.
clock at Odd Fellows hall. The com
mittee, Mesdames G Nv. Odell, Elmer
"a. Peterson, Charles Rasmussen, Al
bert Ray, II. J. Ramsett, o. f. Rice,
i. Roberts and G. r.. Spence has m
ranged the following program
Piano Solo ..5. ;. d. Miss Nellie Robbins
Something Seasonable 81. s. 8. ...Z. .5=.
+. S.. :. !. !. . !. I. Miss Helen HOugll
Vocal Solo !. 81. g. Mrs. b y. McN Marry
Especial Items 8 3. 6. Members Of Club
Reports Of Officers.
The annual election Of offlc GERS will
take place and other business matters
come before the Club which all should
he Interested "a and be present this i q
line citing.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-03
AUTO BAN j rs [! ); GiE $1,000.
Rob Minneapolis coneern's Cashier
]. . 81. OF Pay Envelopes.

\ Rob Minneapolis concern's Cashier
1. :=s.s. Of Pay Envelopes.
Two automobile bandits held up
III. ]. Arnott, cashier Of the ]. r.
Clark box factory at Minneapolis.
They got $1,000 and made their es.
cape in an automobile that previous
~ had been stolen by them from L.
G.. Apt. Y. .
The money represented the pay Of
more than sixty employees of the
plant. Mr., Arnott had taken the
money from the vault and was sort
ing the pay envelopes when he was
confronted by the robbers.
They were masked and dressed in
long automobile coats. They wasted
no time.
There were four men in the office.
Each was made to get in an open
place and hold up his hands. One
of the bandits covered them with two
revolyers while the other one took
the pay envelopes. When the job
was finished they backed out Of the
Office and rushed away in the motor
car, the engine of which had not been
stopped. -. j
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-03
INTENDS MOVING
ON MEXICO CITY
General Villa Outlines Rebel Cam
paign Plans.

JuareZ, Mex, Dec. 1.-Northern
Mexico, embracing the states of So
nora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nueyo
Leon and Tamaulipas, and including
the territory from the border to a
line 500 miles southwark, will be I'M
der the authority of the rebel forces
within two weeks.
The forces which are fighting
Huerta will then join at Guadalajara
with a view to marching on to Mex.
leo City. ~r
General Francisco Villa, the rebel
leader, so announced.
This campaign, he said, contem-
plated not only the capture of CHI
huahua city, but also the spreading
of the rebel, or Constitutionalist, au-
thority further south.
He is to be joined in the interior
by General Carranza, the head of the
revolutionary movement. -
So far as the north is concerned,
Villa said, the campaign is between
14,500 federal troops and 100000
rebels