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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-19

would have gone>to the big engineer
anyway. according to every sepcta-
tor who Witnessed the bout
Morris is now nursing the hope OF
meeting Jack Johnson, the desire TO
whip whom led him few years ago
to abandon railroading and take to
the fight game. He believes he will
eventually get a match with the
"Big shine." and is confident he viii
take his scalp whenever the pair
meet.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-19
WOMAN KILLED NEAR BOSWELL

Hugo, Ok, June 1S.-Word was
received here yesterday mornine
that Mrs. f. A. York was killed
while working in g corn field near
Boswell, about fifteen miles west OF
this city. Sheriff Connell was mott
fled and tried to secure a Frisco en-
CINE to take him to the scene, but
before the engine was ready he re-
ceived telephone message saying
that posse had traced Tom Bonds
alleged to have killed Mrs. York
and after being fired upon by Bonds
had killed him. The Sheriff left for
Boswell yesterday afternoon.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-19
GOOD RAIN.

A splendid. rain visited the section
OF country between Calera and-Plat-
ter Tuesday night and farmers say
that growing crops are greatly bene-
fitted by the showers. A small rain
visited this city, but the precipitation
was much lighter than chat OF the
southeastern part of the county. A
good shower also visited the north
east part of the county, around the
Matoy country.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-19
PATENT SAVES SERIOUS Loss
Fire Which Started In Hale HalselI's
New Store Early Tuesday Put Ont
by Automatic Ex.inguisher.

Had it not been for the automatic
fire fighting device installed in the
new Hale Halsell building in this
city, that immense building would.
in all probability, have been totally
destroyed by fire again early Tues
day morning.
Fire broke out about six o'clock
among some gloves and other in
flamable articles near the south wall
of the building. and was started at a
brisk rate when the shipping clerk
arrived He turned in an alarm but
the automatic device worked proper
ly and the blaze was extinguished
before the department >coufd re-
spord. The fire loss is probably un-
der $4,000 with water damage
of twice that amount.
When this company's store burnt
here a few months ago doing dam
age of about $259.O00, Tom Hall
president OF the company decided ia
prevent recurrence of the fire and
all the company's five stores wers
equipped with an automatic fire
fighter which cost the company in
the neighborhood of. $4,000. The
Iceiling of each of the stores is Gov
cred with a net work of water pipes
and at distances OF every, few fee
along each pipe is water cock, 50
arranged that when the Temperature
of the room is 140 degrees the cocl
busts and the portion of the store
directly under the cock is flooded
with water, and at the same time
large gong is made to ring in the Of
flee.
Tuesday morning when the LITTLE
fire started in the store two Of th'
cocks exploded and that portion o
the store in which the fire was, wa
drenched and the fire put out II
speaking of the matter to a New
reporter G.. B. Malone, manager 0
the store said that his compan.
could thank the automatic extin
guisher for not having sustained
loss of many thousands of dollars.
! Farm loans, low rates of interest
quick service and the money a
soon as loan is approved, no delays
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-19
CARL MORRIS is HOPEFUL

Tulsa, Ok, June 1T L 4lieve
l am the best white man in the ring
today" said Carl Morris while here
calling upon Tulsa friends, and his
estimate of himself is shared by his
friends since his last fight with Jim
Flynn, which, while won on foul,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-06-19

FOR SALE: 100 acres of land
twelve miles north of FIT. Sumner. N.
NJ, or will trade for Durant proper
ty. Address f. o. Ralnstop, Du-
rant. Okla. WA
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-04
1Es Is Your Op0OS'fzzs1ify

The Optic for q whole year and this
labor saving convenience is only
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-26
CONVICT AIDE s:...,, "a,
GOODS OUTLAWED
amy Shipped Interstate Could Be
ct1nfiaeatea BY Treasury
Dspartnsns
ltBy Associated Press,

Washington. March 2h-After n
rvigaEana partisan contest, the house
today pBssed q bisl to bar foreign con-
vict-made or ipauper-made goods from
competition with the products : Of
Americana free labor. The measure,
which now goes to the senate, follows
bill recently passed by the house
nnaiddiat.i the shinmant of ennviet-
made goods in interstate c0nimerce
into, states which prohibit tho sale of
such products in the open market.
Under the measure pass'ed today
all shipments of goods proven 10 be
convict or panper made. coulS, be con-
fiscated by the treasury department
throug court proceedings, sffnhaflt to
libel prosecutions under the admiral
ttytlaws. In addition the bill provides
tint any aconsigpTT, seller, aweEr,
shipper, inlpoFte aep pnsiglee, agent SpT
ether nbra6nS OF persons, who
.s.kapWtn and fEagdHlently lyp intro
siueesk or lPeeats TO introduce the pro-
t;hibifed Httlciea into the commerce of
thea Hnitad States, Z upon 4 conviction
shall be fined for|each effenae a .sam
mot exceeding $4,000 or sbe imprisoned
for not exceeding two years,
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AMBASSADOR PAGE
FORRiWii FORRiWii iRDS SPEECH
Fendsged to Secretary Bryan the
DecumsRs Covering RstaarIsa
Made in London
,fBy Assueialed press(

Washington, March 25l--Ambassa-
dor Walter II. Pages celebrated Lon
don speech. in which he was aESsE6dtta
cd with having made certain refer
enees to the repeal of the Panama
tolls exemption. was forwarded TO the
senate today by Secretary Bryan irl
response to Senator Chamberlain s
resolution calling for an explanation.
Mr.. Pages 6peechs somo twenty-five
hundred words. in length, was fur
nished to the senate insfull The por-
tion relating to the Panama canal was
as follows:
II will,.not say the we constructed
the Panama canal for YOU For
] am speaking with great frankness
and not with diplomatic. indlrection
We built It for reasons of our own.
But ! will say that it adds greatly to
the pleasure of building that great
work that you. will profit by 1t. You
will profit most by 1t for you have
the greatest carrying :raSe can
say q similar thing about the recent
lowering of our terifR. We did not
lower 1t In oredr to please you. It
Was for purposes that we considered
economically sound for ourselves.
Nevertheless, 1t added TO the
pleasure of doing that to reflect that
thereby we should have more trade
with you." 9Sssi
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HIT I'm THE FACE &,
INBASEBALL CANE
Hale Rewley Struck By BAN
During Practice Game j
Yesterday =

Hale Bewley, one of the popular
students at the Anderson High School
suffered severe misfortune yegter-
day ia fteEnoen.. while epgaged ,sind,a
practice game Of baseball. :Hhe iYoilhg
man was nlayinE Sat ihirf bass dnsifig
flngo hitting when the batter drove
arliH6r In Ills iire2tion. .ri:Tha alitEd
Hscker,s attention SRas fdireete Sielsea
rsheEeat the time and flles haii struck
him ffulll:tn the mouth, badly laearst-
Ing his lflE. ., He fell at6 4iiet gFS1ilHd
and was in a semi-conseious st2te for
III time. ttp.r-tnsf ti- RI tyIisE 5Iit.s 81
IL Had iit not been sfoIta tilet pfeaenee.io
IlSnd OF Samuel 7Fiejabrn the, Yonng
EflloYF might Aaye stFapg ed las q, rs-
suit titof teey blood 5; In hisiinossr AMI
thrnat,hlnd .heiiwas said to ba Choking
snheat lIrshF nmHns'caTBgit To theNres-
cue ana rendered iassiHtance. A phy-
sieian soon Fevivedehim.
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BIS[IkES
0NRlSi ATTITUDE
~ 8 % ,!iJ5it .ft.t;6 iHf ItP':. .irf
Salased ceRtragts fer Nely Supply
Ship and FraS ngt .VVtih
= = ifSt4E issktEgsFt e ~ - =
NoFsheHnsts


Newport Nows, March D4clar-
:Eis' that tlekactiEa was s,t jlIse nd J.ilir
ifairItoi til9 Newport News ifbtiildtng
loondPany 81 and, that ityis currently re-
ported such ation was taken for po-
,iiticai purposes and -t.c. erect, ram
parts for she d syRucratic party IN
Pennsylvania aud Massachusetts, ast
the eSraas5 oitttAes State of Virginia,
which is acc6rdinglY pspalized forzha-
ing safely y@dsn1cratfpiH Resolutions
were adopted At o imass meeting OF
citizens, held at the aeadelAy of music
last. night, calliag upon, congress 10
cause en- investigation into the cir
cumstanoes liIsdsFt' hfch,ttsRd. flWay
Secretary of. the Navy Josaphls D1a-
iels award ed the eoRtraetB' TOR building
the supply shtRs, and transport to the
Boston navy yard, d,Ftespectiyely. Eslr-
ther these FeHolptiona request that
copgEeAs. refuse TO vote, the sappfo-
priation of 100000 asked by aecRe-
tary Daniels for puttingsthe yards In
shape In order that they might be ablo
to build the, vessels. 81
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TEEA INTERURBAN CONES no
TOWN. 3 /,
tSpartanhuFg Herald.l

1.-The Greenyille, SpartanbuFE and
Aksiinr.an 4 saiactriss u esai.uav hnttns
known as theisInteraFb n,pis now 10:
operation between here and Grssns
I'll iis itt.. i1Ts In upIi-
neetion ny electric lines with Green
wood. ki5sisssiin, Beitun V anu 1tsier
.Eogats aeayed by this iHyeterp. H SPAR
tanhnFgiiiiassIon looked forward 10
the completton sof this road and ex-
psrts to- derive benelit from It's l1peift
Ing In t,that ait, 3 WILL, furnish better
means Gf tramp oftat ton and that ayats-
mately there will he marked develnEl
neht along this mad between Spar;
tAnbnr8 and: GreenTilEe. That section
is eEtainlysto become thicltly settled
and the faSzns In. Tat region Will IN
time supply produce for the local
markets tia D Itsw sadly LACKING.
Tie Herala elcomes 'slIeopsainga
OF the rnisfitr ian pua hopes II Will
enjoys a patronage { lat will prove the
wisdom OF iss} CON, SFuction. 9
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VIE f Ar Z M .'!l! + s, \ !. D
INg gEss sagREssss oN
" 'ii-siTtf = Eftfft-T.tz 3i.'s ~ ;-.t.s
Sergeant khaEipsan ksre 10 Pses
pane lRaInesso Rifles Tor
:. InsnscsieR s.

d HegsySk ls.4 Thefnp sergeant. go.
# Eirst infantry afi OoIaTsiIllas aETived
dh An dcrson yssteria and will be
saere until April !. sprepRTt the Raj
Illetto Rifles for the annual inspee.
tI0n. M - Il. S y IS
: 4 Sreg giant fllonl hsan itsd the tflrs
;ies;s,tS issts ana insp the
loqnthE aens, etc. E. s.iEs i5s 4
|ltl.i rlyntlce was issuets yesterday ITO
|faebrhs OF itti company ttSat
;EergegAt T.innA isis In Aslleel
lspn and 80 effort III be .mag to have
every member sQf tie 5eoE4ba aut
from this time iifltil NAY Il for IlFiIIe.
fIf ia espsciatl ~ desired q iafF I syeyS
uaembet. be present at the drill to-
night,s. -. u - ) Is J,
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PRIZE WINNERS
CLEANUP DAY
Names Of Those Who Won in
the Contest in the Mill
Villages ~ = -. n

rstF.tMi Burhett, secretaPy and d. H.
Minis, mill secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
spent Saturday IL the sadie. They
visited every street and every home In
the six mill villages right around the
city and inspected every yard to see
which ones should be awarded the
prizes in the trash cleaning contest,
1t was hard Job, but the work was
made all the, easier because of the
pleasure which It afforded. Mr.. Bur
nett reported that of all the people In
that great eomflnnity. less than. s per
cent had taken no interest In the con-
test for the prizes for the .elesnest
Yards, 'iIt was assigbt which made his
heart fh with pride, aud he wishes
the people qf tie city viii Just do as
well when the proposition is put to
them Q atttia later, It was not bis ip-
Aeatien tot adnonnce the names of the
winners until some time later, when
ne 'is In give sslSs. g moving picture show
in the halls fof the mill villages, but
as some 0fJthe winners have ,becdnie
known, he last night authorized The
intelligencer 70 publish the following
list !.:is ~, :, - /! ..,.~ss- .esl. ;.
Anderson Mill-Pearson Simpson.
Isabel ,Johna0p.ts -.'-, - !;
r BFogon-W William Clayton, Ruth
Kline.
q Eqninnx=- Tommie Stevenson, Graz
dy Foster. q:
Riverside and Toxaway-IIenry1
Sisk aRa Esteiie Hutchison. asa
0gTziIiiiuJHn 'StoRer -euG FaunIe
Sue :HarPiss sea, l,.. iE tt5,S
!. Chuck William Burke and Myrtle
TysSteE. h. isS -; ,,...E .,s..s
= Mr. burnett and Mr.. Minis thank
the children for the great interest
fhey took In the contest and hope that
thet Lessons they have learned will go
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playing being done by both sides, but
1t did not equal thc first game played
bcf#een the two teams wirtA Brooklyn
on Tuesday beat Iii, cOl!cSiIns by
the score of to 0. The feature of
ycsterday'G game was home run by
Cooper of TIC Brooklyn team.
Mir. George Evans of the Owl Drug
Company and q number of the An
defson people wnft to Due West fot.
the E;tsIne yesterday and they said that
IL was a vastly Better exhibition than
is usually seen when college teaihs
and professionals play
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FIELD III d BA Z PR 8 oGRANIME
hi Is ia,gs Clock
Arithmetic sac coIJE5 ccooInJfEegt@iSenpedy t ST.

/. Arithmeti nte3t-7Kennedy St.
School. sfs,2,,, .,ii..p
Miss Jesslo EerEon. Miss Mag Hig.
gins. and ltiaa4 4slRy SElggiAgton, AZ
q gnt..is G. ass 4. !, Is &. = s.
Il Mr. w. 81. II IS skIiel n iLs
1jsisasiglls sSss4 i5s-S.
10sSl IS s *
y Map drawing sconfAst Kennedy
Street School, - s.. y b.
s4s4 ~ = ! IL 3aGIees1s; 4; KS 81. 3.-,5,s'
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.shaEe.Up. IN Iapanese Nnrr.

Toxic, March 25F--An seXteusiye
slakeup eccnFred among, ;the officials
OF the Japanese navy today Fin caa-
Eneetion with the recent naval scan
EdaiS. y. AmoAg.ths pfieipIA tchAI zee
TEa2ett ted aRiSR thatiof Wee Admiral Wa
:Adasun1nto, who was relieved OF the
.peI:mmand;?o of the +Ikpre, nsyAis station.
iEifs successor theresis yice-Admiral
EEhigatero .Yoshimatst.
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N, Ell
Last &
fAE .Aasueis Press.l !.

e tlaHt i, fiass n eFs aIarre
Pr8ai HutibnFt. i upinn veteran Of
The war betg5een tlle atess ss&id "a
q Sse seHtiflL.e lest 81 message OF
tie war, dlsd to-day &s the home OF
his aan. aary u, tSs,r ,st, here. HI
was q mem II ne tlse 1ostfseeFkh Con.
Ftecsicntt q q segSefl iEl the
signal corps 81 no amy o. the Po-
AIlc S.. sf {
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- 81
~ The atoJhassFo $a00, 900 for the,
Eetection of q hospital In Washington,
to be- known as the Gailinger Hospi-
ISL Eih iieHnis Of { Sattat0r 5la aalinger poE
Now Siantnsh hire rho as Itlte Of sthss
70 ost fsue ueeesEfp1 spFaetieiag physicians
hi New pglsud before he wont to the
The Fetgh1elt ttat 5Yas sftagtnn md
I5iEnd bti:ifg ggIs IN aEesef lpfia ignoring,
the dem lnnfls sossS sarFa 1eal With
iirI;ssS w as. 10 Sgrief-,
arc eeEs q a. fii 8 y
5eesil tof hItfs
10 ii 20 0llpN the
les OF Eng and and the United,
St8teas ~ iIe ~ I'll IL IS ~ 4 sississs
III Gleyaland is 81 bling try a aschenle,
flipiEtt lost other eoFamunities have
{heen too much tied down ttoShabit even.
Ito coIsidere 'TI'haE Is ITO elfe8t. the
{ Sploeae for the pun Il pnttiag more
1aylighte into the 6yeFeeS Sneraonss
litSlsEss BY IitsaaTd linz GeHtTal ;tjmeahdl
/ VS. 5SiiiESsf n idF USE,
NJ. SCI -
llsie 1o5lBid derahiSss '.shead lOg the sun q;
IisehedHle ) itlat tehdF OF con tierahlys hc+;
| hind, tksis yFsJsk sill; besl sltfsaif slonf
I.eaFl las Hdt end an lsnslr eaFIier aild;in
ii1ienk pf alter WnrlSing Raaye for
loAta aeor day igllt sports and Eecrea7
.tlons
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s. s. 5 Vim ERsKlne

tsean Erasi eoilare 81 Due west !.
and the Aro1l 1lslyn team os the Federal
sloe . a X lfraltf fle "a
siisn i On. sqasit { Ia 3lie,
Mig lAnRuofs The score being c 80 So
sras same was gopd, some splendid
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ResienSffonl 80 SbtorateI..

Fl New; oFlt, March 20 5AFi Henry Phipps
who has been identified Wfth the Uni-
Iited States steel corporation since its
sfftsi !; ;;;;ia ;;sfsfi snllaannaa today his
fIesisRatinn from ectbrate and
ration James A. FaERelI president,
9ttHocpu5 nIni ulI liis hIiaupr rtJiiiihit-
tee, ;it was said
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-26
Gesi iirHg Iogogt 81 Besn..

* kasn, March !,
sfafaRx mRsailiif q nnrfiirlnasIi. Ill III 4
skatitsJ raltzHiEa.y ~ soc eOlG00
;pesqB hh ibgeIlii Mas
fagest payments on the foreign debt,
srsp spsndedS last sJa ait[iapt. probably
lszpszll ten 10 ;l1la aise tco, 81 lfbrei iiTn
hslops Eoya tie serlgity Sc
then inns. & ss.9
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saURtsR siIlBAss.

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FORM B8 pIl tsfN81sgT HERgSi s'.f:h.isf
~ 9tyIHa REBEL <FQReEs

& douglas, kriz.. Mareti ss5s4 Geakt
Aiyarat ahRagpT. commanding sEhsuts
gons troops In Sonora and SinOlG. ad-
HisBd rebel officials at Aqua Rfieta
today that Grogoria Ozuna, former
'pFeGAsl Of Lower California, with
headquarters at La Pag had joines:the
febeisforces with 1000 men. osiina,
the message. sead. arrived witht This
nlcnsat Altrata aboard the steamer
Beaita Juarez.
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Solas shEoIss for
Consular hpnnins ents

washington, arch &c. stanaAroas
lSonthereners .qualiAsd for ap16int-
ili6sl TO- The ftt tSaI ar euviee ID aFacart'
!. :.SSSnitnat ationf. ,aoe0Fe eIns t0 tIlel ilSti
given out b. ID .It tncltid
Virginia William a. BiclIsFhs Ely-
nest l.. Tyc'.
{ South Carolina Elgpapnt g. Won;
lTreackow s. Il
North GaFollna- Samuel Iamiltun.
Wiley. s::Ssss <. .st;;s
Soatherpe ere who s.qs Il He'd Sof:ses9s:
Ipoinkfhent to sthe consular assistants
iue ;sf9fa art infsrDretera pSeeasS tss'
vifgihI Carl n. 8. Won xieiinski.
Tenneesa Robert efns pEnil ilema
North Sarollnp q. Harrison YeIYer-.
ton.
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VILLA A TSD0h4 40PyFHE s'kis
: STANDARD OIL COMPAEY8.

Washington, March 25.-RepreseR-
t4t:tc iAiaesi, reppbII6aB, ,5f Rehasai-
vaaipy brought Hb Ills fesOlutiah cBif-
irigs upgn' ITesideRt wilson tohinfaFta
eonEFess ofiti{e cahditien 6f RoEsighdf
In aba8lc0 in l+tl1c house, ttnday and 5efi-
itielsed ilhe,i policy OF TwatehFuI 81
ing II fIefpiGtuFed ViIls, asl d iyfSlgaFl
Ign ttSSss;tsi q
itylS FthroltEb Mhetn the Gtaild def s0lf
Company was advancing its interests. :
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- i1cIF; SsfIilS E77 fSIIs = I7,s 5l
Illllst lar tt5.600 psnAifl fh q
sEoatk1TiI RsciEle. q = y, ~
here to-day hy tllS Fad tfefahlest
~ sshleh the astff catig that
the railroad cOinpaiay relnss peh
edly 70 cofanls WitE the shtsrst4ih
commerce comm lssfons demand IA
inspect It's tiles and records
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i SENEs f.aFlI n Fl: g 8.
Will. s &. :Eo.
Ess Gxaerza REEerA fgsssss .gtse1ssss. -
Figure With E:aFnaegs
,ss For 1psppk

ksrepfessatati igs4 OF; ttl..e e I $Ics
Cream ard IlraaiIlery Co u; sttIIs afffse
IA Asalllaa.s.A x q
Columbia. He coIaee sape Ills
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