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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

experts Of the country. including Ru-
doiph Herring. OF New York. favored
the mechanical system for aH clay
bsarlns waters. The amount OF
chemicals used In this system viii
not hurt anybody Tt h. sleo Inc
cheapest system. n has been intro
ducsd in several Of the largest Amer.
ican cities and has always given sat
isfactiOn
Prom the standpoint Of health /
u'HtNe mere De- no difference ln eye.
''H-. blf Tho question Of economy
-LnlII GfiNrUire the matter ir favor
OF INC mechanical There are rran.
no objections 90 the Smith system
Ihai ] can find though J. believe thar
Do mas not been ln use long ou0urr
20 ihorouEhhly test 20 10 III set In
Lhc experimental stage SO Tar as
larkerr burg o. concerned. I can saw
iNat the results obtained there arc
correct az ! know Dr s % Rose.
me city chemist. personally. and He
competent chemist and .Ioud
make the correct analysis o. the
Best for Health.
Ir J r. Caldwell. o. prominent
p11 .rIan and surgeon OF tho t.fH fr
.N'afI ~ The system that should
D. adopted hy tho city said % farf
that fhn city % Wheeling would mako
no mistake in selecting tho rauir
.na filtration evrfrr aa recommend
~ ~ tho enrIrrora I think fIv.
system IF Tho most logical from "a
standpoint OF hoaIfh haven't now.
over made any deep Investigation In.
To inc matter. but Insofar a. uy pres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
LOCAL PHYSICIANS FAVOR
MECHANICAL FILTRATION

many others. 70 discuss the question.
and IN spesk.nE % the system best
suited for this city. speak In the
highest terms OF the mechanical sys-
TEN. saying that o. Del fsr safer BE
Tow viii hn found "a statement issued
by him. In which boz advises the cIti-
gems Of Wheeling 10 vote for the
mechanical system
pr Frank LeMoyne Hupp. while not
making a statement for publication
Is known fO favor fhn mechanical sys-
tenn Ilo Is thoroughly vprecd on the
question and In bic i7v0rIug The rapid
sand system. shows that Do must be-
better Tor f1ia city
Ofhrr physicians have stud led tho
question. and with few exceptions
agree that the rapid sand system iq
iar better from % health standpoint.
t from mo- other than any OF tho other
FFsfrma The following statements
were made f1 ar fntoIliFpucer rpDorf-
or last evening
o. Jepsor Talks
"I rwphaUraIIy favor Tho marbar
lea. aysfew of filtration" said Dr s
J. Irr- on. secretary of tho r.afs board
OF f'aIfr when .rrr hv ln frIHTf-ar
Ger reporter ~ have made q caro-.
ON Irt. f.rafi0n az filtration .tafama
Tive year. .EO having written q uaHlf
ON mo subject and found fHaf aU
hydraulic engineers and aII I.adina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
PRAISES THIS REMEDY
FoR LUNG TROUBLE

Many people are led 10 b.fi.y. ,,...
lung trouble iE a disease a.EI-E 100.
nf conquered. THIa Ia avrarr Ia. '.
nave. ruby recovered fEaIr r..r.E
....lih. 'l climate BIAS helped come fHt
NAM more have been restored a.. t.-rtt
~ u. aiming Tho freshest air.. e4fIrr ur.fI
.'..'n NhnlfHDur food. being .r-..fl
ln lHcir habits and adding the toni. ...T
tit. Ni t.Emau.s AIfrfafIIe. "a u.IirIr.
. s.. ..ti'at ana Lung Troubles Iuvesti-
Eowiinr Green KS. No.
FeutIfuer The spring ID zoos L r4d
o. 20. ere cough for aIa months tr.-i
hll fho medicine Chat ry doctors recon-
mended i1 me but no rreuTfr came H..
lhe better. bad night avfafa. ana
M'AIl cough and HUIf HrF|I ruf a1 u...r
could hardly d0 anything Hut az fset
James Ifer.UE. ~ glasgow junction fr.
sisted That D Try your medicine fn 81.
N'fe 'IfHT 'Hrre Hle quite Hr Imrro.s.
mrnI Iu mE condition. and after d F.r
taken several BOTTLES o felt aH well ~
ever Dob ws I|fr firmly believe ft4t
p. suau.s Alternative ufII relieve any 49,.
N jung trouble f taken before the lad
iAfni7yir A. r HFrrrpsw0u.rf
IhNu.r abbreviated more Hr rraHrat .
IUauHr Alternative has been r~U...
nr many r"1r. faHf fl Ha most sff...
rinIs Tor .l.e"r Throat and Lung hffr.
i"rH. Ir.U.N IfI.. Bronchial Nafhr..
stubborn cold. and Iu urbIIIdInr tr.
.irw contains ur uarrHfI.H r1fa.,.
.r NHfIf Torn Ir. drugs SOLD Et frrr.-.
ur.EEi.fu Write The EUEmIr raH.rs.
TORY. Iri.aIr .IN.a. iH.. fuf booklet ton.
inE ~ reooverIss an dsddItouaI evidence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
EMBEZZLEMENT
Prominent Louisville OfTeIaI and Club
man Arrested on Most
Serious Charge.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. July Samuel
l. white. city controller. and promi.
nent in Louisville club and social cir
cles' was arrested late today charged
with embezzlement Of city funds. fol
lowing report by expert accountants
That they had discovered a shortage
Of approximately $4,000 in the comp
troller's office.
white is alleged TO have confessed
mat since 1911 he has been taking
contractors bonds deposited in the
city treasury as security and securing
loans on them for his personal use
Bonds 10 the amount OF S14. 800 are 70.
ported missing from the treasurer
once. white used the loans. accord.
lik 70 MS ALLEGED admissions. in an
Der deals Ut i"i'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

they will spend a few days with
Elsewhere in these columns will be
tound full particulars regarding the
decision in the Jeffery Machine com.
pany vs.. the Mound Coal company.
which has been in the Federal courts
OF this state
Harvey Perkins has arrived home
from Toledo. Ohio, where he transact.
I'd business for the past few days,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. l.. Francis Lave re.
turned home from New Cumberland
where they spent the past few DAYS
visiting friends and relatives.
J. II. Wade returned to his home at
Huntington yesterday after spendinE
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Guthrie left yes.
terday for Rochester Pa. where they
viii visit friends and relatives for a
few DAYS
Earl b. Wells Of First street. leaves
toCGy for Jacksonville. Fla. where he
viii make his future home
Miss Blanche Burton OF Naynes.
burg. Pa, is spending a few days in
this city With friends and relatives
Mrs. Garreau left yesterday for her
home at Mansfield. Ohio. after spend.
m the past few days with relatives In
this city.
W. % No iAHiiFhl Is It'Nlutu 70
her home here yesterday from Pitts
hursl. after spending the past two
weeks there with her daughter.
Miss F-cda Witcherman left yester
day for Toledo. Ohio. where she will
spend a couple OF weeks With relatives
ard friends
Fifth street. left yesterday for James
town. y v. where they will visit
ftl9tivca for 40 least two weeks
George Blake Of Wooster. Ohio. %
.pfrlIu- a few days with his parents
son Fifth street. this city.
.'r and Mrs s. ". Meals arrived
home Laos evening from Belington
where they spent the past few week,
Visiting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

grt knowledge Is. I would have N an
10 { be mechanical IuI.a-,-.
Or. n. p. Linsz.
~. TT =. Linsz. prominent pbysi.
.lai ealu. I am In favor of the nit.
ul.l nIifaiipn system . am a lover of
nature. and feel that the closer We
s'i 20 nature Boo this matter the better
! l'.l That health conditions would
nov suffer by adopting tho smith svs.
l.lI. lr farEnrsburg plant b. "a good
yH'. tnd mo water aIl q. * However.
.'Ian 'INNl1. o. mechanical stafrm b.
5000 one also. . would NOT hesitate
uIlh KING from the spiruf bur a Iarre
~ .ni''D'I treat the water before using
Health Corrissi7-sr Talks.
Nr vs.. g. EtzlDr. ,I.r health commits.
...,r. said o. arm 'n favor of fbr
aug nd NIf.T'.ur .g-fDrI have
..'.I.l 'TD water question for srveraI
ears. H"l o.fr. that Zine have
.'.l .I.U.E WITH some OF tho
''I f..l |tfI- A.. fnH country and
tiso tH.ln from .t.rfaI snefrasre
N.'' worked 'n CONJUNCTION -.Iih the
t'..I rf''U.a men, Tf... With ono
accord. nr fHHf f'n rHrif .srd fIfra.
luu .w Nsr been toafrd and found
70 Pc aI % X f1 Tho o ant af rinrir-
naI Oh" wafer there passes THROUGH
I'- 'Fnif.. aud 80 per cent % fhr im.
plf tics nave been removed before Tho
water reaches the filtration brFs
i-ie o. made known by n careful ana.
ItfIrai process Another thinr think
iho people should know. and that is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Another eleyeIe Stolen.

Norman McSwain. Of Grant avenue
is minus his bicycle which was stolen
While he was a. the Baptist tennis
court on Virginia street last Monday
evening. The unknown thief has
made good his getaway as a good
search was made yesterday for the
wheel. but the same could not be
found. This Is the third or fourth
bicycle 10 be missing within the past
few days ard the local police are
bound TO break up this practice n the
guilty parties are caught
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
SAY IT rs SAFER FROM STAND
POINT or HEALTH THAN
OTHERS.
Or. s. L. Jepson and Or. = Lem. Hupp
Are Favorable 20 This system.
Former Speaks Highly Of a.

a number Of local physicians have
given the matter Of filtration much
sf1Oy and have expressed themselves
quite freely in regard 90 the various
systems planned Tor Wheeling The
major N Cf them IcCOwm end the me.
,haniral or rapid sand filtration sys-
tenn Tor Wheeling saying that they
believe 10 20 BE- more advantage0us in
many ways. especially that DO Is safer
and will cause ipsf future trouble from
contaminated water also that Do has
been more thoroughly tastcd and has
proven its worth tO The world They
agree That the smith system which is
in ita infancy. and haE not been given
q sufficient test. is not aO sure
DR. .. T. JepsOn. prominent ln tho
medical world IHa given especial
study fO DE question OF filtration and
only short time aEO prepared
paper on the subject Of filtration and
ifa bonefliF. which Do read before q
medical society. This study haa pre-
pared him probably much more than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
MGUNDSVILLE
r-sis i-f0r--si Rsesstis,.

G. s MusErove. % the Agricultural
LeEartue1t a. NorEantoxn. arrived
: thls City last evening and 49, ten
aercd an Informal r.C.ption a. the
hferioS hutsL in tuloF o. Ms beng
appointed aEelf Tor the Marshal
county Agricultural Association. Which
~ recently orEaniEed Pres1deut N
g ferEusun Was present last evening
and had charge q The RECEPTION M
NnsFruFe wtu take up bis resid~nrr
m MS city and vii establish head
quarters In one % ere orfcs buildings
he VIII speak az Shtrrard tomorrow
ulshi ~ = meetnE already arranged
end VII before another We.k cover
ne enure county. delivering Lectures
along the neN lines TO the farmers %
ms colntF Several short talks were
oehferec last evening and Mr. Mo-
grove. Who l. an expert. delivered a
address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
30 AIleaed Vlolator.

The first alleged violator OF the
new Yost law which went into effect
the first of this month was arrested
by Chief n Police W T.. Games yes
terday afternoon In the person OF
Jesse anderson Of the Fast end An
deTsCn Is said 20 have been hauling
The wet goods from Ohio into this city
which rs iu direct violation Of the law
Ilo was taken before Squire r "
Lewis and gave bond In the sum 81
$500 10 a"prar for a hearing on next
Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
oIxsr Eor,r.siah, nour.

Henry Barcus. who was arrested A.
port. and orousht here by ChI.f
Sames. has skippel AIS bond 81 d. b..
neVed. a. he cid not appear beforc
squire p NJ Lewis last Monday even.
lns. az he Was told Ths squire. how
ever gave his mother. who d. on his
pond a itW hours IN which 20 produce
20 son IN court II be b. found. b.
fore be would forfeit The bond whir,
IS t-'o Barcus. 10 will o. recalled
nae a nght with his brother while ont
on bond. last Saturday evening. and
was 10 have had a hearing before thu
mayor last Monday morning. but be
cannot b. located
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
mUNYoN GETS DIVORCE

,, PHILADELPHIA. July 7. - James
VI. Munyon. OF this city. was TO-DAY
I i,.',iit's.u dlyorce from his wife. Mrs
Munyon. who was a former resident
@. Altoona, Pa. was married ~ az
Munyon IN 1905. Frequent dlFero8cc
between them led 10 the insfifutio ~
divorce proceedings a year AGO ~.
pageTsL pm the case we're impound.i
a ..il, " ground for the action Wa moi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Tho caea - tho state AGAINST Geo
Fullerton CHARGED with dienfDeairc
wet Goods % n clam bake AZ McMech -
on Cv~Trv r wool geo VIII Do f-t.r
before Squire p n Lewis this morn
rT 9t ton O'Clock MANY witnesses
r1F- been summoned 20 appear a.
'nD hearing Attorney Martin Brown
has been retained as counsel for tho
defender. while Prosecuting ATTORNEY
y ID PIrriOft will look after tho
states end Of the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Marley Case Up TODAY.

The case of Lem Price against Joe
Hartley charged with stealing n horse
from Pricc5' livery barn ahogt two
wcnl ago viii he tried before Squire
+ VI Lewis fhl- afternoon az two
O'Clock MANY Witnesses have hcrn
summoned 10 appear ~ tho hearing
which promises 10 he vnrv interesting.
Or NcCuslcv has examined Harriet
and states that No rs perfectly s7nn
Pros"CUtIrE Attorney J. n. Parriott
will represent che state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Want sub.statlon.

Many residents of the First and Sec
ond wards Of this city are kicking
since the post Office building is going
TO be erected on Seventh street and
want a sub-station somewhere in the
city above Fifth street This no more
than just as local persons are forced
10 walk about one mile TO mail par
Gel post package or get stamps A
sub-station for this city Is what Is
needed and should have the co-opera-
ton Of all good citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

The members OF 81 Francis Xaviers
Catholic church and Sunday school
have completed arrangements for
their annual picnic and outing to be
held tomorrow at Glendale a splen-
did program. including a baseball
game. all kinds of races and contests
has been arranged and all are cor
daily invited TO attend. Several
members have donated valuable pres
ents for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Work on the new post office building
which was started last Monday morn b
IND by Contractor ". II Batson. Is
progressing nicely. Yesterday a half
dozen teams and about a dozen men
were put 10 work hauling the dirt
for the foundation arnd TODAY many
more viii be added TO this mum Der.
With favorable weather Conditions All
the excavation will be completed
within two weeks time The super
vising architect has not as yet ar
rived. but is looked for most any day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
TO DEATH CELL
Slss Jones Condemned Negro Taken
20 Death Cell a. Penitentiary-
Ctixcns Hope FOR Repricve.

slaa rHrre. the negro confined IN
The Mound vile penitentiary who ia
sentenced to hang on Friday next. was
so erday removed TO the death cell
for the second time IN FIVE weeks
The o-iziral date Of Jones execution
was june u bat at the Jast moment
Che condemned man was granted A
rDprI0Vc hy Gov. Hatfield ln the hopes
fla' additional evidence on the case
might Boz secured
Jones condition becomes worse a.
inH limo Of execution draws near. and
Do shows more feeling in faIs regard
ihHn ans a. bis race who have faced
n tfh in similar manner heretofore
F. cots little and if very nervous
warden Brown and tho cisIJone Of
Mound vile are sfIli In the homes that
Gov Hatfield viii aEain grant "a no..
prove or "a COwmutation OF sentence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Manager Hinerman. Of the local
Eiks ball club. Is dickering with A
strong semi-professional team OF
wheeling, Tor a game TO be PLAYED
mere next Saturday. II Il more than
nkely that the Holman -Duvau team
ot wheeling viii be the nine The
hlks' regular tWirler. Louis Hawk. is
out OF the city on his vacation and
for this reason no Elk teams will be
PLAYED az W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Large Crowd Attends Picnic

A very large crowd attended the
annual picnic and outing held yester-
day by the members OF the Baptist
Sunday school The members met
az the church on Third street yester-
day morning al eight o'clock and left
In two large wagons for the Riggs
Grove out Roberts RidEI where they
spent the day. splendid time was
lad by all and fine program was
rendered during the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

30 ra-oe mo- dfT.rrr~r what kind Of
fIffHfrr 'H selected. whether 10 be-
rapid -rri Smith or w.lIa.n chemist
and har'. biologist ie necessary"
Opposed 90 Cher'lcals
" favor Tho mechanical filtration
system because % has proved TO ho
worry successful in several ~ tho fa-ra
rifira'. - pr ID u Best fr speak
irr fr ru IrfnIliscucar rsnOrfor rnat
evening while have not given fHc
w"f vow careful thought DO.
Hnrr N toms pro GOOD but am fu.
r''r.f FL. fHf0r fhr mechanical ev-fru1
TNr Smith filtration rve'rm De- vr~v
GOOD 7 believe because lf haa proven
9urr09.ful iu pHrkrrehurr and othor
place.. T am opposed 10 tho uec ~
chen Ir1I. in filtration and for fhfa rca.
SON 7 40 ro' favor che chemical flfra-
ton system
nr r. l.. Arrbrechf
u am 'n favor ~ tho smith ai0H.
.rnd filtration system said Dr r. Il.
Armbrrch' In sncakIrr 20 au TrfrUL
grnrrr reporter last evening H1Nh~r
r1fn rot made careful rfuHv o. tho
filtration aEafowc DO not care 10
mako any public settlement. anv more
than 20 soy thH' 7 ann personally ir
favor ~ fho Smith slow sand filtration
sy stem"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Wen hor7 ~ the board 81 health Of
canadian town visited the slaughter
houses ne other day and -straightvay
announced that they would become
NtEctarians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Nieers WAY and Cav T~hols left
yesterday FOR T'Habur1t. Pa. where
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-01
Should Be Held Earlier.

Unless the legislature changes the
law the next state primary will not
take place until the latter part OF
SaDtember, or approximately one
month later than has been the rule
of late years.
Under the law as it now stands
primaries cannot be held more than
sixty days before the regular cleo
ton. and as the regular election
heretofore has been held in October
instead of November the primaries
have fallen along about August goth.
As the legislature has abolished the
October state election by combining
it with the federal election in No
yomber the dates of primaries here
after will be moved forward one
month.
The primaries in Georgia are now
too long and expensive, and should
be held earlier instead of later.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-01
PORK IN GEORGIA.

From the Home and Farmstead.
In 1850 there were 2,036, ZIG
swine in Georgia in enclosures and
on farms and ranges. In 1910 there
were only 1896
During this period our population
nearly trebled, but we had nearly
100000 hogs fewer than we had fiji
ty years ago. Since 1890, however,
there has been a steady gain in the
number of hogs on farms and ranges
in Georgia-an average of 25 per
cent for the state at large.
The cotton conference was one of
the largest meetings ever assembled
in Macon. The immense auditorium
could not seat the crowd. They were
men of business, farmers, bankers.
Their concern was how to meet the
disasters which have befallen us all
by reason of the war in Europe. 1t
virtually has blockaded our ports.
Our great staple, cotton, has no mar
ket.
No wonder such serious concern.
What have We to sell except cotton?
There is not as much swine in the
state as in 1860, fifty years ago, and
our population trebled. Where is
our progress? Are we intelligent
beings?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-01
Time to Stand Together,

The Washington Reporter very
timely and truthfully asserts that
if there ever was a time when it
was imperative that every commu-
nity conserve its financial resources
that time is now, and if there ever
was a necessity for every one to
spend their money at home the ne
cessity now exists.
One hundred dollars will often
liquidate a thousand dollars worth of
debts, and every dollar spent at home
will relieve the Indebtedness of the
community and give impetus to
trade
Our merchants have just been to
market and purchased large stocks
of goods. There will be sufficient
demand to consume all of these goods.
Will our people buy them, or will
they send their cash money to the
mail order houses of the cities?
Then, our merchants should see to
it that farmers with produce to sell
have a ready market and at good
prices. There should always be some
firm ready to buy anything that is
raised on a farm.
AS our contemporary says, if our
people would stand by one another
they would be largely Independent Of
the rest of the world, and adds:
wake your neighbor's burdens
lighter instead of heavier. Help him
rather than hinder him. In short,
srcod your money with home folks.
1t will SURPRISE you how many weak
places T. ill make strong in the fl
naacial mor2I and social fabric Of
you. town
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-01
" Pirates of Peace"

That is vat Editor Shackleford
Of the o., thorpe Echo aptly charac-
terizes those who have arbitrarily
and outgageously raised the price of
commodities, and the following
structures by him upon their unreas-
enable. if rot criminal, action will be
heartily 3nI unanimously approved;
They are every whit and grain as
detest1b'e as the pirates of the seas,
who seize upon defenseless ships of
commeree and appropriate their car
goes to -aeir gain. They are even
more de.estable, for in their case
they 'avsa Nrivation and suffering to
largely "1 rtterly defenseless people,
and bring wreck and ruin upon
thousands who are utterly at their
mercy whereas the raids of the sea
pirate affects but a few and they are
able to 'Cse 1t would seem that the
insati2te greed of some Of the 'pi-
rates VIZ De sufficient to convict
them beyond all peradventure and
t'at or" government, which is sup
posed to fol as protection against
such. would have no trouble in ap-
pretending cad should consume no
time IN a@t..lg a stop to their pi-
racy."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-01
BEEF CATTLE FROM SOUTH.

From the New York Sun.
In the midst of such thrashing
around about the high cost of living
one practical movement is discerned.
The effort of the department of agri-
culture to stimulate cattle raising in
the South has the note OF common
sense.
AS the plans are outlined the de-
partment proposes to organize 500
acre stock farm in Louisiana on the
border between the cotton and the
cane fields. The land was once prai-
rie, it is understood, and grass grows
luxuriantly on it if nature be only
left to herself. The state has given
the use of the land, now one of it's
convict camps, as soon as this years
crop of cane is cut, and then a fight
will be made to eXterminate insect
life injurious to cattle.
No effort will be made to cultivate
dairy cattle. Animals fit for beef
are the special aim of the depart
ment. Among the stock tried will be
Honduras cattle, which are OF suita-
BILE build and immune against the
fever tick. Cattle from the West
will be brought in when the tick is
thoroughly eliminated. The ulti-
mate result of the experiment, the
department hopes, will be the pro-
ductiOn of a couple of million steers
fit for slaughter in the South every
year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-01

r., They are bashful folks in Ken
lucky. According to a newspaper of
that state at Paris recently the chief
of police ordered a woman in stay
in-the-shade' dress to put on more
clothes. She was traversing the plat
form of the station, a stranger. She
replied that she didn't have any more
with her, whereupon the chief went
home and got one of his wife's petit
coats and, taking it to the offender,
demanded that she put it on. He
was obeyed, and the woman went on
her way. The city council allowed
him $3.50 in payment for the skirt.