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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-08-20

Every thing is rather quiet
right now both in business and
social circles due to the vacation
period of which a greater majority
than usual seem to have taken adj
vantage and are away from
home On pleasure and rest bent.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

WEI Y 4 q SIl own III. q
Iiae Darlington County Farmer
Who Has Besn Tallsing So
I.lach Intsrers y. cesson
.tBy AsaoeLated 80,

RtchInoad Va, May Isl Delegates
FepFesepting d majority of the 40
HIember banks or tlie Fifth red eF i
Etssefye District y yotcd this afteEucon
70 seecInnien nd for election rs directors
lt1f tiie Richmond reserve bank. sfe
followtng
tstonp class aldo lSsw6oifiaf.
President National Exchange Bank Df
Aitiaaore
Crop c,8s 81 q seorge j. Seay
butln ness uIanag of Richmond.
ls Group z, class olonei john Is
Braltpn president First sttlDnaf I3 anIs
so Wilson, NJ. G.
Group 2, 2, class n. Eoiser. NOR
chant and fafnlar, of tIartsyille, IS. Il.
Group $, class sein iasSi
rs hsi GEIlt Il lftE - iniaai I1hs. nat
ssfeup a class Jarnes E 0ysser,
sFhelesale produce aeal ef of 36hings
5iss,, sisa ...s e. Z =. W ..e
iedera act places 4 so hunks
in grosiR z conn prism ail ban k
Inc an ggreK te ca pifat and Rttfs
plus of 5 fs0, ,U08 O. md oysr. Croiin
efnprlsins 3 bad Is with eonlhined
eftstsl asi 4 tpIils Tess ilati : 140.0ae
and more han SC Uls9 ma IS 5S ia1 iss.
Group 3 eipdiftB d n han 81 haSIsig
slil spit and esllpi:la &c
Sse, 600 scr less 81 So has S. bSnlIs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
FiBy Assceiated pressl


washington, May rs resident
Wilson today told the American COM
sriissioners who ieit last night Tor the
rnediation conference pt Niagara Fails.
Ontario, that the Dnitsd states GOV.
sefilplent regards the SeIs ielreiit 81 the
i thIexic can prot tiein ia q b lie form 81
Z q pFereq qdisifs % The Isy9ft hdrawal OF
7 the American forces kgnni We're Cruz
: N o III LterS For A ia rfei is
The president cave the American
cpmilifBsi lone sistice I.isziiaF az fiis,
sfrprenle e court of the United Staiss
s derrick lehman, former 0ifcttnr
eIleTai and gmsiic secretary, Il.
iIserciyal Dcd N o R5ecif Il insfrtia.
tiDfas, He told tllerd to fsIaca hem.
6 TO place thdras Ives IEl 4 sngLVe
rlOO6 atd await proposals fsoSli The
Three South Amer lean med aera
Auet1a EliIll lIia leis ext.
But 3at the saiiie tiIae he 1titIined To
big rop entail YES that neacas "A B11xz
Iru BeeE1el % hIiiS q Be coiiti ti0ned on
tue 81 slrnina Ton os tfl ri Ter "a tfis- !
strat ilps anu tiie eata sisIini en- I ti It's
Z piece ef onai f1SIileIif
iYlase w1ald cnadssct an 6leeSf0s1
glyiLg tair tte ,eEt to aiig isetlons
= "a VIQu7
cgef s0littiOn Bf BE gfas Ian Prob
ileal ma ether 5fia1 3ifkieuls
ties Nlifpfl have bred sV6trtion III
zisles sOushe fll 4 last
three years.
q pres dent wishes Tie eRlcan
aueEki sci On nsfye
lines sllas ffie 20 q 6nHE tll g
ec0flpf ,is Z. .Is 81 Il
IN III Eof7t NJ s q q II ~ : tI,s.a Is,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
JUDGE Hill or SsE on CHA
AlFELY y ABt1ggT THE
FAM oIJs ISL uETEl''
STR eDNc :ES ism
OF Che Methods Elaplcy g Get
InforsnsEien q thc cslsh hrsssd
Leo Frank Case
kBy Asaoela elatea preebl

Atlanta May Inquiry int5
methods used n ohtaining evidences
- connection witii the Extraordinary
motion fof d new trial for leo al.
Frank was llFeeted here today
BY Superior Judge Fsnjaniia fIssi
ias ipstractIhg the lf,iiton ic6lsaits grasid
jliryse
he course oIIcwed ty s.ce9ttf ain de-
Hfeettyes" in the case 81 che factory slil
pefl iendeilt under sentence og death
for the murder ps Mary T1linafl, The
fCurtee ear-old f8esory glrl ResS
severed S cfiticihcd By judge fl liil he
tefsaed Che ssoFk OF these Ia
nous ssl,iethss 2 M q d d san Is
the aFlIIltlistrns 0f Justice.
notsjt the ssiadofi Of a ll1ssf q :
tectt from amt lllsEs
TIEesE % famous Or iflf famous 70
ee1le here ana eFitfeiae on nsIiaers
.oi1F Courss1 sse have no room here
tor itles len N no come posing
sas eelsiIig the tIiilll when they aye
on eeSiiE nnfds.isfss kaaa & sss.ss. =. 4
he roltg I'D fIle Jury tiat sarions
s3i les seS - the case Ind Repnfi sated
5E2oify ylsen .sy. theltS az tie
trial II sald that some LAT sislii
Ellssde cetEilel fEpllfi tIons invest
tim inso Tie char ges on b ara
frame as that y Yere mad IN sOnn tlar
wi these afeTnents ~ i "a.
fne bearing on he niDtfeH tos es;t
aside tho ts ( Eafsifet today VA
poat tp1ned ps 3 se Hi until SafSIf'
an pest poAe Esk va mn 4 Il
atEtils erQsies bY q 81 81 hol &
htson Is "a: IS III fli
qtlizA s cnTlss s.i s. IS
ssS 'ss si1
sssis L5 esslgt When s,s yefa ~ fe-
tafsles
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rAeFe
sbseaa IA tecel today asid the
e " ots 10
level sfil insz .3fst s + fse.S ~
he nlA fhal
s}etl ls itls 81 1ns 81 Issss-
sa8 I'll lee ~ snlsiaf
elllss1 snd there was II
81 con9d enk
lnst ~
'bus 4 lsa
nlAneE ef5es y
skRte 110sf bis iS
$50 Z sz.ssss. - -
p = e llfi t td out
ot "a
al
Esl. 81 I5E-k ~. 49, /.
f,1.; 8 s,.l < 81 Z 4
40 ina ire.
- s5n fgsS
eefsl1n y = a1 aasa
III
4 81 " ,s,i
Cable
sql, Here
So e Asis e1
4 6i sai
tf.i
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sss
Country


Nay tor ststlis
ssrlaEs q of llsaisy Jared III the 3ei,stfe
toasy tla4, US te. slliiiassifss OF Eree ie4
eEllt lts:eitt. no gslel as toiSEils sIie pfouus
elton eYss before had Heeli presents 4
20 Eseet egIsIatiye body as the ees
fllald of President On & HAT efie
Con Sd IS slIpEid renahl tlisa E.Atl1s y.
sIspEI6il law wSiitAdsit raisiIIs tsls
q son whether we were Il ghf 81
ozvuTlj lig Fien the "a :, aid
tor Eiithef WOULD eo SIt4
fart be eElliyhTsi9e 0f every cQusisI4 h
efetfon 81 ael re seCt tlial e9eis mo Sc
boz .s,st te pitsifate Wifi raisk
tfe 4 lcj 81 4 IA axe 8 pfetersa q s,f
Elak - action on ,iefan iIblS
sfe acesdihs 10 tn SrA1s :
56ntf fseiea
entsfo7 81 HslIefl6nd said ne htanfis
sd 90 gos az Inst F65 eaI but ii "a isfar
lie was sn fayer OF Srlti ilR tlle Il Is
piste i5eeajsss bs the difference of OPS
1nloh nregaiIir Rn16sls tsfs
On q bae eDiiHtsp over ne dsiea-
isss @iSllfa Slle seFy Isilef
o. tho SFbitra ION tfeafIe hith e
1ge 90 Fe1 ss9te L Ts-
sates "a li9 Il si3n 81. s. trca 2.
81 B
ElatuE ysifliall1s. dem era G OK 81
sEsii psi seta ~ eteeA fkil Scnstf
Snt fatid That tlie que Ion nkoiild az
5tEed "a GrbSs ts0t s,ta q
lfe ganld Ike Ia vote Tor olrs ION
70 the nl,tsl % ipnas
bsisf6
q fbinikf ffkle ilia
a erhitfatien had d tioffE i
sa4 and
IN 4he a3ssif 5d ans been
liefs this sl 81 -
tsf form slot n here
all 81 tha lo IS
s. s!iss tsteir is.l = laelf s
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and he deBined to b0FfoW her car fos z
leHough II to ran a Few mi lRs Up The f0iid
tlssd see 4 ltr. IA lor, to assJein he de-
sired Ii 1rlal. -sa5.
ssIlssd t0 Ills Feauest ali 4 ssIiaE IS tie
tiEae she hRn seen her auEo mobile.
AZ the sticze III e tan " as nione Isd Il
Isl moi lrnl1lep slleEa sssk
cAlll9 from or y or b ot they
we're ing tie plot 10 steal 4lie car
iIee front Of Mr.. siisttE
Deaf lace, iE tlii3 rodiit,y illl-
Chi cry Of the car wen wr0f ia siis
automobile hfekS 1DwI IS men
Z then Bllcee ID IN eni lBtsng N sieln Of
Elark itodF who WAS sisising III.
I}aans an 5 rove "a en- n to "a aderz
{ ME 2 qE Ssias = gEgaee. 81
abbea nee titS 10 ger
! 5y1Tp q INK OF JgIlE F cen sciek b IN 4
q black lia4. II 6 4 red To I1e ;;}opf
30 sears Of ere and 4 smooth ahSss
Annshsr geatllss q the asHe ts that
.tilp nam eefiAg klia dfal gave
Ii l,osllly eek Tor ilsufln tbe
5sslfS ins0 the e tlle ilangiis beii,z
81. he 81 hen e lrsl q liole the
naisle os Her. = elll tls q police bs-
Hess That fsley haze 4 tilIe =.
faS5 80 lfes s7i;sss s. 80 q 1il
and eee tisss ~ s1gell have q, q z
sefki4 ~ Inc Ltl lllap 20
i7ssI
o 1l&iit = 81 i 5i III ~ 6 seaf "a Tor
man i.s
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ISM
,Obies d tllls it OF tiaa=
a;fs satcs rice
II Csshslc


NasnyiH ne ellsi;, at is finat
sessions today tlie s tsern Bsptist
Convention adopted lutionss pros
testing again a rel atiSe pf tile
vatican being at tsIe lcan seat DE
government. Tie ESQ pns set forth
that ss600, 600 Seiit ern aptists View
5ed vii aiaTTn the Z tfon OF goy-
Ornamental ss Ia tFe
sanction TO the gatfinlif hiiTclf BY at-
stensiiTf6 theis sertic ard efIlcsal
fHnetI0ns
Tie flEst business the fipfuiirg
seaslon ~ Is tho rep0f cninrnsttee
recomnlendif The yiIiesif 1f &
statlstfcies st pgilh
resolnttoil that the con-
Eehtion nave an. 8 lie Panama
T. itfOn ia Se5 5 u * + 81 j., 4 ie,s,
was alnted Ia
No ttsi1 in
Ion Il , une
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s EIHk "a!


Yesterday was let ag thes
cpnfined 20 city pell les isllos Ii .
little was heard heisE
anu SO g
iassyer oi this city. IS giylne serlnsa {
coasi6 i6era o. Fnnnin s. "a a eeo t sin
the fiasfs ~ epFeseFif;t e md viii
Erota y be foHn In Ell Il 5 wis she
fenla IND eF y hen tlss gosls eGiilsSIs Tor
the h2sE dash bsit Or the box iieilis,:
have stared that hlt. " b lie as II ever
5 had hi pilp iiity 10 On Ills
esEn Ia as Tiers - ile eii some dis.
tssess s..ss and allia 10
p run his SUMMER an q ses..is tlsss ;seus
pse e size In . lhaslce esi his piffEy
sssf&
Claude Martin og the laRIl2
ton of the ceEAig Is .7ein iensEon-
ca IS 8 pkohasl ie ia apSfsI-
scr and lEiehas ag his lst hfi.
tih " slaors s hin & d IS Ia III
way q flsnntfs eor on Sc Il as dec des
70 40 istc e
5eai al iOas 81 sieine
KzeEs lerd AZ her oashle tas14
uidase eer esul ron slia "A
a . r itat SEn
ont ~ state d to thai
sse h,erle es dia ifs tiits CO iisls q al sola
people Ard . hsf Il; 81. laf4
ton sfias ass 4 fs,ss ss5g
ElI5Il5T Uy5i1 e y ne 4 g m He
S. ~ ~ "a "a "a ,3af f}ssfe i
btea san any
4iily q taf9k 9n5f1e tf - tifal
pol ~ :
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corr Nor
YIsT WILLING no lEJlT
cl.AsIE;s ON q
lsloN
The Former sss0Sa cf Co
Yas sssesnsi cred and N
WiEI Come Up Again
fRy AsaNciatea PrassIl

0Slahoma City. Okla
ing on the sug gestian of % Il.
Harris Of Georeie. he eeneeaI eoi
ference 81 the Methodist Isplscopsl
cnagch, scltb. to-day rec6ns laeFea tsa
action os satafda WHICH Virtually
severed relations between yande deflsilt
University ara tls dtusclp b eole
and directed 4 -dFsfi 9f tiie flIiiit-
tee report Iilis adrhff nroYide8 frr
DoiAG actina bF con- 3 s. IS
pemed by tlEG aFal SON II. d
by tho 0ri ginai pa 10 IA tnf 20 q te
es ia the reisewa8 o. 4iti So IA asl 4 *
sort to establish u ghfs Which tha
church el latnla in tifs sf51.tfol - 4
lunissraitys l..-....sl st
81 Jlnaal' q FeBeIlS ruin 81 fISE; I si,jl
easse supreme caukt tIse jif9Telsits
sas remove ed sg0e tie dlS1eE iifssa
lsti1H ofs the gu aral pdnfareEtee ~ fis
ctp Acllosi Viii nov b
ih atnl q n. afsElEii.s. !. =
0f The paironizstB confer I'll hse
ft Is puiftad out slsy have teftf
cihims daspile tiie court fslia
As eiipptet Saturday the es
report ordered that &hnf tights
tho Church mis- 4 retain "a Tie HI1ie
feTsliy De transferred ff3 tIi e isj'@
ences which weerf tli d0ners az tue
university % the Eeiie5ts teFehte
and prov dea for lie esta hli asytli 4 of
firotlset SCHOOL s the 80
edslHH t1bn9 lon q
oniial et, 81 iSns ins Il6
ka scn ia ty tssreDtH1 The n q
Tee 20 se ii III
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EaI:s ON Wit,
NESS sFAl lsO yrs 81
AGAINST Fsl
Another New gilaess fos .tIlp Ne
fnse Eloss @
Becker caaIegsi1I
(By Assoeiaset d les

tty AR90el9geg &sfessl y "a
s New York Nay listrict AEiof-
ney itnian today co6iipieted his case
Rgainst Charles Becker bs plaeins & "a
tIle Witness stand two nla4 whoa IS
Iednalde5ed his stas sftnesses
Charles PITT, Jrs. the Former poiice-
~ an trESnd compan.sr aud press
;gsEst, aiid James Narsl;ali 4 negro
srilth. Alo SAID slia az,g Becker and
JACK Raee talking at Gll 5 .tgerie iii con Z
lferergei eiliicl vas declared by ths
c01Tf Of 4 Atilseal 10 have been the
cart os the egss Il: ~ 10 murder
1ferInefl RpseA llal s.
The gf solef y sliCw ma several
other persens qlsO testified baeofe tie
prosecutor declared ;;Iss case ended.
iit gsFsEe tlss & 30 lSer hil i asked
lim @ lc on slE5e "a x 4 Is * Iils sta Z
10 Z . SGT knlIaa at
son, FOL lowing q IS cons
20 > tls:xa Fs,sEe III al %
te's s3si st la 4 sIlIssi s firlt S So
se q slrk ssllEi
g tas q
y II EEFF 90 ~ with
si.lA ts.t stesl q AIt 81 ti.es SiIise
u ne f,lll Is into t7i ssSetails
az i:ta - eiSed s. 3 litiis as Il Esstss;1i
! soB TOR Eself err He was f,lac,lI IN
the - tbs essslsl aresitt Il !
nes4 70 lie 4art IL SoafeTelfcag
sglsin tnls n 1, peas ~ III sd s
| tssen tai 70 tiyf5f periI er iceaIiy s !
the of Il f tat fi.s s sesils &
tf III "a q lie gilEstis Ies
Aess sss sbrs intif
- sseE IA sIsie
t3se ~ s. al
e b, :
ii
~ esd sa5 ;s2q con ia efed
ps Bq qelse q al iis be 8Iie .ns is
!, ets i 4 u isles he
made etgsras aiiseayi calculated to
help tic soFInsr 30 casa. Is
fes iplOuy tod ey y as q sclif piete sur
prise to rs aefehae.
Pc sIslsnse lsIll Estell ita eslns
n sgi II not ee
nteht nsed 10 say C. AfsEiteIy sFjielli-
ef or ias1t slsild q Ne called lster, AZ
ss.sss.s
himself
Mrs. Bee, s. on tile sind
and try seE. laabana ronl kisa
lElectgis "a az pee as % cfia.
frefilet q ID q ti g IlaoIy eteen s,e
the wltE f6 sie stsite sglic s8ore
that Res i liel ssshafia ere very
frzpn2 mn defst0ad fIsaf she
VII also lech Pitt
IL Becsef - q q tsts4 ~
lss VIII Rsass that lie met Hoss on
III assert fissi ~
aki1tnA Iassz - = =
flose that axisI S, kwean aFs1.s ~ iess
713sfs ~ ~ htst slfssSf filetnr,ss ~
zsose a(nS 70
'fher0 4 Re iltSFlt thirty asifaess s +. !.
dor Sl6 f6 " Ii -Elz..slf -
los The sssures it'lit
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Illlls0K fp

feIl desit D eatI % IS 3IeAf ot :. N ilfIleg
ton, ghF s;
fearance niislit he cor gfrIiesI a for rIisss
litlesi effect, President wilson tosIas
sleeIlAe cd esi ippi fdon 10 speA 4 at y e
iln ssol satl6na xenief ~ on "a ...ss :
EI5si 5Ell57 I.lIe PRESTON assured 4
eppiillit se af he 6 rand Army OF tlle
epnnlic. IN D tend The rsitation.
tl1at he dess ssea to spea ct A9llnRtas
some time during his torn. bGt p
II1' sod BE opinion that Il tgeftld bs
better Tor him lies % 90 So ID 81 seaf.
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MATED
5IVXsSs OF ARE WEI TO Do
RiAIs or ADA, ,gs THE DIXIE or G. AucasT
L0olins IS 81
Begin ii lssrsra Esils III short
Sc ysaseoals s5

from a Diplomatic source Ia Mexico
city st8tinR that Gslleral Eiuerta was
reaGS to feEiEn ats would permit his
lfeDseseriE lives at the f1ed ion coElr :
ference 9eiinl MIN iE Il should
Imations fllat have come from the 8
esurie aIsa nl i ety iiecessaPy INIT.
Huerta 81 es ss=.,1zzSs ==..,1zzSs their arrival
to this f6iiatFy sho s5ed thar they hnd
retail ized Hliait ta fs q aiination was res
gardsd IS Cd 10 the sett ienenf
md lIlae tise csttet that unIess
hey GO red to deal ~ IA sthis
phase he Eob1ern fEielr efforts
would be fFlsit
Fhey ere - d 70 be geas 10 Sesri-
mend lTnegts 8 rt rem chi bus nsl 81 on
I Ifhe con6 ton Sit definfts uf,fi Il tniili-
! ing fe e ssi lie kind Of aoyerais
Elneilf ID ic olfoSz.
Pres eIt Oh ia Ills final talk
with le IN scii.iies 0aess st
which 3tgill Ssas pres
aents Ilpl W q Sdiktion s
Ieeed a 8 & Sesy sosfsf
and les tim 4 It the SispDsaf
ips the sfd 8 eAt = M6uid a,e
exege q 10
81 Is
he II laazne.nEs
uEI 10 k q b 8 : iSi q ssoft time.
Tie; ,EI E ifot sfi5k for lsf't,a
ltraete nH ielieying that
before 5 a IDEA OF
the con liil Efe effa
IS s II 6e eblaired.
IA con pnaIist iiea quarters TIE
stal sk q eoRa ent ssly
sthieh n sSlild Retire 81 fagof
s4 re 10
g Z. IS q
slcis
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lle li Il &. "a i g.
Iave
(By tel sss)

" Eaahfn Kim 8lax. IA =. sa.l.z...z--1=
ti1'a uk providing aa aIeqllatn supply
q flef oil ilr tlls nav Is TO Aa a.
IAutred into hy the oEeFaineIik conf
ssiptn con o In dian oIeIs
5Fiflf IN d Lie aaIlt gtIrHeriB0n,
ot the navy Who seft here today f0s eii
eitended trip in the west. The CONS
inis 7ssIi feit5rt Il, eSiIIsFes on the
1ility OF tic government con-
etsille citing ami operating s 4 ptpe Tine Tor
iae ira sppfsaff fon OF pil gFoifi he III si
cont slneSit fselii 81 OF 4 10 TIE 6 sliIs
"a order % suppl the navy With It's
Hsset ciss - IS
comm ion already has bel es5
teuaed hearings Oh the aabtect Ii
gaSaiEgt1n.
ct ie b q cut Rich
aedson referred to ahsFAs Is oIaIIs II
der lsolls C.s eichaf siln 81 ts Is S6nltsi.
scha 5n iiisss for 4 ear neen
stat toned at tile BFco iya itafr yard
where he Iias been guiding be eess
Oil en- gine IA the nTid T8its u
elii ca zine which barns u for ftiei
m 4 was trsentea by Diesel, 4 he not ed
neflissfi scieasist WHO killed hisllBeIf
Ifsst year The DIesel engine has many
pOitiss Of eHpsriegity oyer asiys other
kind TI he great Il AZ fsag ms echille uIoii
which VI. RfellattIeo on isas iieen t 0f II
I'm = XIII sSfesf Z . T6 flflflA as
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81 ~ ems s
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III s. { 7IsIx Il q - 6:



s. dtlsts ana travel tainea IeenE
appeeFea at Todd on lf!s
atFnei sanasy dix alsoI
p'elaci af a soila Is sssilit
ont tp she s. S. Desjf
nine miles IS .si', gsE sli Il. :
tenlabile llslE 81 flss llssris (,
- issssss fo IL. iii :. s. er.
Todd lat hailed nom
,iisse ati - ssf had hsosren
- p g - ts3all u shnss ile
- p = EISlll g sE kQH Enk
Eee ea i esi n
~ u eii5 q d
il Is
50 ~ tpSi e y ~ slfli
81 a9 81 tapf7
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

place of the lower concave. A ma
chine fitted in this way may be made
TO do clean work without splitting
many of the seeds. A corn shredder
can also be used for threshing the
beans as they she'll out readily when
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

Threshing may be done very salts
factory with the common thresher
arranged so as TO run the cylinder at
about half the usual speed for thresh-
ing wheat or oats. without changing
the speed OF the separator, by means
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

of two extra pulleys of double the us
nal circumference. which are put in
Mace of the regular ones at either end
of the cylinder shaft In addition
most OF the concave teeth should be
removed and, possibly. board put in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

stage. most of the leaves will have
turned yellow and many VIII nave
,sIIen on. The crop will be ready ior
storing or threshing soon after cut
ting and then thresh from the stack NJ
a later convenient time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

Children's barefoot sandals 49c. at
Shoe Co-tAdy)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

ripe and properly dried.-H. A. Nc
Keene in Illinois Farm Institute Buiie-
tin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-12
R. |. NEEDS
MILLIONS FOR
BETTERMENT

New York. May ~ According to b
w McKenna, a railroad expert engag-
ed by the bondholders' protective com
mittee of the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad company, approx.
mately SIS million dollars win be re.
quired to effect such economies and
general improvements as are neces-
sary to place the system on a proper
physical and financial basis
Mr.. McKenna's report. which has
been awaited with much interest by
holders Of Rock Island securities, IS
rather more exhaustive than thai made
some weeks ago by T. NJ Schumacher.
the chairman Of the Rock Island com
pany, who estimated the systems
needs al 40 million dollars
Regarding the roads physical condi.
ton the McKepna report says that
about twenty thousand cars ought To
be retired He recommends an invest
ment OF about Is million dollars in
new cars, which would increase effic-
iency by at least 80 per cent, he esti-
mates
Construction Of a short line from
Chicago to Kansas City by way Of
Peoria, ILL.,. and KeolSuk. Iowa. would
have a potent effect, says Mr.. McKen-
ma, in reducing transportation ex-
penses. These and other improve
ments, he believes. would go far to-
wards restoring the stock Of the rail.
way company to at least its par value.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-12
Why Not Ham7

He had held forth for so long tn
the subject OF his adventures that the
entire smoking room was distinctly
bored. Finally he reached India 1t
was there that first saw man-est-
ing tiger he announced boastfully.
Pooh. that's nothing said a milo
looking little man. edglng toward the
door. i once saw man eating rah.
bit" And he sauntered gracefully
out.--Lippincotts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-12
RELATION OF THE STATE
TO UNIVERSITY DISCUSSED.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New York May 12.-The relation of
the university to the state, the upbuild-
ing of governmental administration
and the betterment of public service in
general were the important subjects
scheduled for discussion today when
a conference called by Major Mitcnel
OF New York convened here The con
ference is being held today and tomor-
row under the auspices of the commit
tee on practical training for public ser
vice Of the American Political Science
association Some OF the subjects
which will be discussed are
The greatest need Of American de
mocracy; the training for the positions
OF high school principal, noEmal school
president and president Of "a publicly
supported university; public service
activities OF universities; practical
training for public service; should uni
yersities give credit for work in gov
ernmental bureaus as outlined by the
committee of practical training for
public service; the national university
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-12
7 KILLED BY
EXPLOSION
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Norfolk, va. May ia boiler ex-
plosion Of the steamship JeAserson Of
the Old Dominion line, reported this
morning, killed seven Of the crew and
injured several others
The accident occurred off the Vir-
ginia capes The Jefferson reached
Norfolk under her own steam and put
or the injured, continuing on her way
to New York. The passengers were
terror stricken by the explosion, which
Jared the entire ship
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-12
HOTEL MEN ARE OFF TO
VISIT MUNIsH HOTELS.

Innsbruck, Tyrol Austria, May u.
After visit OF day and half here
the two hundred members of the
American Hotel Mems Mutual Bene-
fit association. left here early today
for Munich where they VIII make their
headquarters at the Bayerischer Hof
They expect to reach Munich late this
afternoon They will remain at the
Bavarian capital for three days, during
which time they will be the guests OF
the Munich hotel. The next stop after
Munich will be Lucerne.