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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28
HISTORY or "Jo-Jo.-
WHITE Hl3laN boY
Stolen In childhood by North Dakota
Red Men and Treated IS a Slave
His Escape.

Los Angeles, Cul-Th.s IS not q
story of "JoJo the nugFacc Roy" for
he was Barnumesguc freak. >ioug
since forgotten and probably de,cas ed.
These lines are about "Jojo.' whs
was once white huy--thou became
Oh lndian-and who may Be- q white
boy again IL Probation UGrCr Sigler
and some energetic dental s.icnti {
can bring about the transformation.
The boy Is Z, and has the most peculiar
history Of any youth ever taken before
the Juvenile court
"Jo-Jo's" true name Is John Jones .
he thinks. The Indians who TOOK him
when he was a small boy couidun pro.
nouuce his name 80 they did tAa nest
best thing The made an ATTEMPT. and
"Ju-Jo" was the result
The difficulty encountered rv the
boy in recovering his statu, &C. 20 full
blooded white boy g. q W.l.urma..yn
OF the mouth. Gu" to lack 3D.. attention
TO his teeth while be- Was viii the
Indians. This the probation officer
believes has made him hG",v.rl men
tally. 1t is believed. none,rr tuis can
be corrected
This is the boy story:
81 think | was bora in Goncsn coun.
~. n D, but | am uu' sdrc. rcmrm.
Der people calling mc john Jones.
When | was about Ave years old my
father died. Nv mother dil washing
for the white settlers. and about one
year after my father Gi"i 49,. tlott.
Il don't know W.' goN q n.p, ..,l,
but became IN Indian. TEey r.t %"
some way. but / don't remember that
| was scared. This VAS uu the ru-er-
walton in North UaEuti Souo of the
indians lived in REGULAR vt~v.us hut
most Of them lived in mJ u.da oi
logs and branches / lived 40 one CT
these
AS l grew up ! wnr,rd jus. Ike
they did. First | varSoj with the
women. They nn6c frames uGt or
barks and from the trees aai Nova
wool into blankets
We had two kiu5a v' Eo't'.s Car
kind was made .cG Joys. TIE Indian
women cut the trees and lu.lrs1 ont I
a piece, These they hung pi-i. cooigL
above the fire SO tie Wood wouldn't
burn, but they. gradually heated
through and the water hlI..h
They made some pots ant Kettles
with stones until the water was out OF
it, then they formed th.m uiu.puta ana
baked them in the fire..
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28

Earilc Woader: Not Circus Horss
EtIa.a- Center, N. Y.--Countless
autnn'' Hes may spin along the road
ot iatcs County, reading-rooms may
hn -ahlishcl at every crossroads
dau~lHe end husling bees may be held
Cg,I. evening. but the serene course
Of She education of Miss Charlotte
Hicks. d"rCatrr of Albert A. Hicks Of
tits place. win never be clouded-and
FL because Of an equine wonder, "a
brood mare Cf much spirit and life"
,i.5 Hicks attends the Dundee high
a.hnni. end every morning she drives
3d.. horse three-Quarters of a mile to
'." r.ir,ay station OF her home town.
Boa rus the train, leaving the horse
9.# glrr.agc in the road. Stands on
The last platform of the train as 1t
LnI. on and raises an admonitory
r-a,r toward her equine partner. who
watches the train until II becomes a
splash Of smoke on the horizon and
tH.n unhles back home.
hu CIi workman at the station
s-CJrs that the animal talks In its
gr'1aUy moments.
When Miss Hicks returns to the sta
ton the horse and carriage are always
LarnoFS"l w and sent on down
tho road Rain or shine the horse
makes the trip. Miss Hicks is never
juo for dinner, or the train, as the
horse always makes the trip on time.
They figure in Reading Center that
i.,c the horse knows by habit the
lit time Of leaving, ii knows when 1t
late aad makes up for lost time.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28
GIRLS DEAR FEItNC"
rs HER OWN MOTHER

Strange Revelation Cones When IS
Yearold Hazel Wee" Is Taken
from Her Foster Father.
La Crosse. Wis Haaol West" a.
teen.year old girl, who 7.s taken away
from Fred West, her iosierlIthCr, by
Judge Brindley because he had ne
elected her, has found her mother IN
a woman she had known al. terIileas
a dear friend.
Mrs. Fred Green, tie mother, an
peared before judge nriudley and told
the remarkable story Of Row she had
given Hazel 10 the Vests when she
was a baby because Sac herself was
unable TO care Tor her properly
A mysterious telephone call 10 the
Home OF the Frianii"as, Who're Judge
Brindley placed Hazel, elected the
reunion OF mother and daughter The
message said tlrat ii Hazel would come
to one OF the downtown stores she
would be given a heavy coat
Hazel went downtown alone and
did not come back. Investigation re-
yealed her at the home Of Mrs. Green,
who met her at the store and told her
the story OF her parentage.
Mrs. Green Is the wife OF a railroad
srginseE hazslu istnsr 10 dead, A.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28
FOR SALE

am offering my farm of %
acres for sale. twelve acres of
bottom land, a six room house, two
good wells, a good orchard of two
hundred trees, also a good barn.
Would exchange for house and
lot. This farm lies on the head
of Fighting Creek. For informa-
ton call on, Dora Hayn,
BImble Ky
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28
HE'S = wALIuNc tNcycLop1D,A
For a Job re Didn't &c. iris Youth
Learned anog0 Fas.a.


Three years ago Cleo g.. sIu.;h, o
youth OF Denver, Col. asked side
show "spie,ar" for 8 . ara the
"spieler" told him .c.UgranHrc 10000
facts and he would pat him. 20 work.
The show was to return H three
months ana Smith dug ~ ANA memoir
lied the population cl every town in
the United states of more than q
thousand-and there ara about 5000
Of them He learned aH-'hc facts about
all Of the States ana e.. on extra favor
he remembered the population az al
the cities in the world Of more than
10000.
When the show roi1Tuei Smith had
his 10000 facts fixed In h.s memory,
but the sideshow man refused him
work Now the young man o. travelling
about trying to market bis memory.
Given set of figure Dice viii instantly
tell what town has tHg' population
tell II correctly and never hiss.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28
A Wonderful Healing
Influence in Kidney
Troubles

A year and a half AFRO was
taken with a severe attact of
Kidney trouble that panied me
to such an extent that morphine
had to be given me. Was attend
ed 10y a doctor who pronounced it
as Stone in the bladder and pre-
scribcd Lithia Water. ! took
Lithia Water and tablets for some
time and received no relief from
them. stopped taking medicine
for some time, later having some
Swamp-Root in the house | de
cided to try it and felt much re-
Iieved. While taking the second
bottle commenced to pass Gravel
in urine until | had passed in all
at least a half dozen or more and
have not suffered the slightest
since and in all haYe taken one
bottle and a half and feel very
grateful to Swamp-Root.
Yours very truly.
II. w. SPINKS.
Camp Hill. Ala.
Personally appeared before me
this 10th day of August, 1909, II.
W. Spinks. who Subscribed the
above statement and made oath
that the same Is true in substance
and IN fact.
A. b. LEE.
EX. of Justice of Peace.
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton. N. Y.
Prove what Swomp.
Root will Do For Iup
Send ten cents to DR.. kilmer & ;
Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample size bottle. 1t will con. /
vince anyone. You will also re-
ceive a booklet of valuable infor-
nation, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing. be-
sure and mention the Barbour
vile Weekly Mountain Advocate.
Regular fifty-cents and one-dollar
size bottles for sale at all Drug
stores. adv
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-05-28
Kentucky Carlsbad
Springs
Something That kentucky CaIsbsd
water viii Do That No Other
EaiIT Ever Discovered Has
Done

We Vii take the albumin ont OF
N'u water IA three days, and we
are ygu0g al csses of diabetes that
DIM. the water We will give relief
20. the NEST severe cases OF kidney
,rouul, ia one day, and will abso-
iuisl car" any case in ten days
Stomach trouble will he relieved in
twelve hours, and we will guarantee
- 20 cure any case in ten days II it
hasn't become Cancerous Bladder
trouble %. any Kind will be cured in
ten d+Ss II viii cure any old sore
by bathing in it for two or three
lays We guarantee it to cure any
case ct catarrh OF the head or bow.
els IA ten days If you drink this
water for ten days you will be ab-
solnt,ly tree from constipation or
ANY organic trouble. as it positively
will restore every internal organ OF
the body in ten days II it dosen't
the treatment won't cost you any.
thing
You can get tie same results, il
It As not convenient for YOU TO
come 10 tie Springs. right at your
home, as We ship the water with
'uil directions, excepting rheumatic
-ass. they must come to Springs 20
get we'll BE sure to write for our
Zee booklrt
kentucky Carlsbad Springs, lac,
oav RIDGE, kRNruciy,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
THE MASS MEETING.

The meeting which will be held Monday evening Nov 18TH
should be attended by every BOa who Better
and Greater Such meeting held last winter did more than
accomplishing the improvements that suggested develops better
understanding and friendly spirit among the citizens as whole
and be hoped that there will be for such meeting every
two months and the originator the idea certainly be congratulate
ed Boeaua the verge coming into her and destined to
be the greatest manufacturing city in the state Bosausa constituted
Of men and who have confidence in the future Of the city wbo
can be depended upon all times operate anything for the good
Of the Magic City, All citizens have the utmost confidence in the
zns Hence the mass meeting Let everyone have good
SUGGESTION to make and admit good thing when have been
vnced
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
When Boealusa and Washington

When BoGalusa and Washington
Parish people visit New Orleans
hereafter, they will have a place
where they can 90 to rest, meet
their friends, Use q telephone, secu.e
any information they desire, attend
to correspondence and furthermore
will be m2d9 to feel a; home, fo'
the Enterprise has opened an ONCE
for the convenience oi oar TRENDS
and patrons. The oj1ce IS located al
Ala New Orleans National Bank Bldg
(enUaDce on Common street, ana
is Oh newspaper row iacins the
New Orleans Item Office. When you
visit New OrIea,s you are invited to
make the Enterprise office your
headquarters. Here you will secure
information regarding anything you
desire from where to get the best
lunch, as to the best seats in the
theatres and how to get them. A
typewriter and stationary, as well as
everything for the convenience OF
the people of Washington Parish
await YOU. The office will be in
charge Of Jos Herscher, known to a
large number Of Bogslusa people.
Mr.. Herscher is trying to find some
plan whereby he can take care OF
the babies, if mother desires to leave
them with him. and the announc.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
TIE NEXT FAIR.

The WASHINGTON .h Fair held from the 18th to otn inclusive
was quite aid tie Enterprise desires to congratulate Mr.
Branch and his associates On their splendid efforts that worked out so
well
The Bosue Ctto Stock Farm Co., erected building of their
constructed of eooted lumber which will stand for twenty years
II would be no more than right the next fair could be held
BoeaSa so as give the farmers of the Parish opportunity Of meet
ing the people Of Bosaa Bosasa ought buy all the farm pro
ducts consumed the city from the farmers Of Washington Parish but
these products are being produced in quantities enough take care
Of the population Boeaa Let's hold the Fair of 1916 Bogausa
and then hold the 1916 Fair in Fanknton This will bring the
people closer together and get them thoroughly acquainted and
united Boost for the Fair in Boeausa in 1916
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

The wild cry rn&s out upon the
night air. The shrill mjll.whistle,
tosciD Of alarm, pierceS the dew.
laden atmosphere. Do YOU arise,
and hastily clad rush to The scene
Of distress. there 70 lend such aid
as you can? Or are YOU content
to lie snug and warm, while your
neighbors battle the red demon ?
Fire is no respecte. of person.
Like the forked tongue of a fiery
serpant, it strikes here, there, any.
where. Comes another night. The
dismal alarm fills you with sudden
fear. You awake, suffocating with
smoke, the flames everywhere
menacins you. With difficulty, you
rescue those dearest to you. You
stand, shiverine in the cold night
air, your home in flames, your hopes
in ashes. Have you helped your
neiehbors in their hour Of need ?
Have you a right to expect assis.
lance now?
The winter is on us. The fire
hazard is increased. Protection is
more than ever needed. Co-opera-
ton backed by organization affords
protection. Prepare and he ready.
Take every precautionary measure
Clean your premises Of all trash and
rubbish. Assist in the organization
and maintenance Of volunteer fire
companies. An ounce Of proven.
ton is worth pound Of cure. And
| the time is now.
A North Boealusian.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
0RPH[DM SERVES NOTICE
TO B0eA[USA PATRONS

Within the boundaries of stage
land, there is to be found no more
magic names than Mcintyre and
Heath. the deliHeatoys Of negro char.
acters. and the appearance in the.
atre eliminates all conjecture. The
question Of merit never arises. They
are sure TO please
For that reason the New Orleans
Orpheum MANAGEMENT serves no.
tice on its Boealusa patrons that
Mclntyre and Heath will be at the
Orpheum next week, in a repertoire
of minstrel classics including The
Georgia MinstrelS'', The Man From
Montana" and Waiting At The
Church. Through the lives of two
generations Mcintyre and Heath
have Furnished aufhter to millions.
Whetl.u. I, lno neaQ Of their own
music j >nOWs. minstrel program or
headlinllls in vaudeville, it has al.
ways been the same. They play to
packed houses. Their engagement
begins Oct. Is and ends Oct. 81.
On that same bill will be Rosha.
nara, the famous exponent of old
Indian and Burmese dances; Mr.
Hymack, the comedy protean artist;
Francis Nordstrom and William
Pinkham at the head Of a company
presenting the quaint comedy All
Wrong; Van and Schenk, the pen.
nent winning battery Of sone.land;;
Julia Curtis, the girl with many
voices and Burke and Walsh, singers
and dancers.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
DADDY LONG Lees NEXT
ATTRACTION 1t TULANE

New Orleans will be one Of the
first cities on the tour OF Daddy
Long. Less," which comes to the
Tulane theatre on Sunday, October
Path, 10, a weeks engagement. Since
this fascinating comedy had its first
success in Chicago, where i, ran for
an entire season which was followed
by an engagement at the Gayiety
theatre, New York, for another sea.
son which closed in September last,
Jean Webster's unusual play has
attracted vide attention. New Or.
leans play-goers, who saw the com.
edy in New York returned to give
it enthusiastic praise. Henry Miller's
skill as producer and his apt judge
ment in selecting plays is said to
have seldom found outlet in a play
Of such rare charm. 1t is a comedy
brimmins over with humor. shading
often into deeper emotions rom
ance of a modern Cinderella, whose
dreary life as the drudge Of a found
ling school is suddenly changed BY
an unknown FRIEND who sends her
to College with all the pretty things
her richer sisters know. Saucy Judy
Abbott's charm and quaint humor
wins her many friends and soon the
unknown comes to find out what
his charge is like and starts a love
story that is said to be delightful
New York and Chicago revelled in
this new sort Of play and kept it so
long that the first road tour Of the
comedy was deferred until the past
September.
Henry Miller's reputation for STAG.
ing the plays under his direction
and the notably fine acting com.
panies he provided is said to be
shown in the organization which
will appear at the Tulane and which
numbers twenty odd players with
Frances Carson and George Allison
in the leading roles.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
kazinova Coming.

While it is not unusual for the
0rpheum to herald dramatic stars,
it is out of the ordinary when it is
Nazimova, the Russian actress, be.
lieved by many critics to be one Of
the worlds greatest emotional artist
Nazimova, now posing as the Joan
dare Of Peace at the 0rpheum the
week Of Nov 8, in the sensational
one act play War Brides.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
nasicCityProeranl
TONIGHT, THURS. OCT. q.

TONIGHT, THURS. OCT. Il.
Judy Forgot" q five reel comedy
scream featuring that brilliant Broadway
Star, Marie Cahill. 10 and Is cents.
FRIDAY. A two reel Nestos comedy
Lizzie and the Beauty Contest" featuring
Victor Forde and Eddie Lyons. A splen.
did Universal Weekly and an Imp drama
The Country Girl"
SATURDAY, Vendetta in a Hospital"
in two reels. q riot of fun with Billy
Richie. 'Ethels Burglar" and Seeking
an Inspiration
SUNDAY THE Shot" featuring Sidney
Ayres ard Doris Pawn. "All on account Of
a photo" Victor comedy, "Sh, Don't wake
the baby"
MONDAY, Mystery Of the Tapestry
Room" 3 reels
TUESDAY. who Pays" seventh drama
Blue, Orchid and Yellow" The Deceiv-
ers" 2 reel drama and good Nestor com.
edy, 800 feet and 10 cents.
WEDNESDAY, Broken Coin No. 10
Tiny the Wop" comedy.
THURSDAY OCT. 2, Just JIM Broad.
way Feature featuring Harry Carey.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
Making Coed Progress

The building in Northwest Boea.
lusa, which is being erected for
Commissioner Of Public Safety
Dorsey is progressing nicely and it
is expected that the building will
BE- completed within two or three
weeks when Mr.. Dorsey will open
an up to date stock of general
merchandise.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21

With such keen business J. u Mcabe K Peagce and
Leslie representing US on the Police Jury and with the remainder Of
the wards the Parish furnishing successful men there
believe that the progress of Washington Parish viii be eyceled by
any other in the state
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
New Garage.

Work is progressing nicely on the
new garage which is being erected
on the Pine Tree Inn property.
Bosalusa is becoming a popular
place with the motorists. and the
Pine Tree Inn is erecting the
garage to show these people that
thew are welcomed to Boealusa
where they get every modern con.
veniences and incidendy the best
meals and as good rooms as can be
found anywhere.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
New Boy Arrives.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leise Stewart,
residing on a farm near Boealusa,
are the proud parents Of a fine boy
who arrived Saturday morning.
Both mother and son are doing
well.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21

Paul Sompayrac, Of Lake Charles,
La, was appointed private secretary
to Gov. l. E. Hall, to succeed Geo.
Wesley Smith, who resigned three
weeks ago.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21

The Davis and Meade. p0
studio, wish to advise all pau
holding their special advefo
coupons. emitting holder to wc' Il
reduced rates, to turn SAM .'I|
studio not later than Nov. -
after that date said coupons M
not he redeemed Phone wv
pointment. h
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-21
Have YOU let anohe- week pass without paying your poll tex?

Have YOU let anOh week pass without paying your poll tax?
With such keen business men as J. NCabe NJ K Peace and
Leslie representing US on the Police Jury and with the remainder
the wards of the Parish furnishing successful there every
believe that progress Washington Parish viii be eyceed by
any other in the state
Get ready put Posteree every letter that leaves Boga
These poses going BE- by a the p-et;est ard atrac
tive ever shown the South That they will eclipse New Or
leans goes without saying because New Orleans has nothing
compared with the Magic City,
Now Gov Hall wants the politicians be prohibited from attacking
his administration The will remember what he had say
about former administrations when he making his People
hs, live in mud houses should never throw bricks
Luther Hall and Chief Game Warden W. Holmes were recent
visitors to Frankntop Item 1t will be remembered a Gov
Hall was going abolish the office game warden but Col Holmes
occupied the speakers stand the leader Of the heavy ap
psuse" during the address Of Gov. Hail.
The Police Jury to be commended their action Of creating three
new wards which, connection with the two new members the Fourth
Ward will ee will give total Of five additional members Of the
Police Jury The Enterprise Of the opinion that splendid
idea the members will have good suggestions that have been
overlooked The good have the Police Jury the
more rapid will be the development and improvement Of the Parish
The New Orleans American the paper started last january by the
printers Of that city, taken over BY 0Maley who for several
years conducted the Item but who has been identified with the Ame
Fish, Game and Oyster Co., for time Mr. OMaey promises to
give New Orleans morning newspaper that will be credit the CITY
and stated that the best known newspaper that
city will be the staff Of the American Mr. UMaey news.
paper that believes printing the news and predict that his
into the game again will cause some stir several circles be-
fore many weeks
The candidates for the Parish offices are to be congratulated for the
which they making their campaign So far the campaign
has been exceedingly clean and indications are that will finish the
spirit We do not believe that any candidate every made
by mud Singing and tire average voter det to hear
The campaign has been conducted friendly but spirited contest and
to bhoped that continues that way until the end All are friends
and nebo and the campaign should be conducted such
that after the election forget politics and all pitch to boost
and develop Washington Pah-Tbe Garden Spot Of the South
The Washington times., 1915-01-31
NATIONAL.

At the New National Theater this
week Cohan & Harris will present
George NJ. Cohans comedy drama. THE
Miracle Man." based upon Frank l..
Paokard's novel, which first appeared in
Munsey's Magazine. Swift, simple. d.
rect, and forceful. in word and action.
the beautiful story Is sweetly told in
IN absorbing manner. There Is no
preAchment. Laughter is as frequent
and az spontaneous as in any of Mr..
Cohan's other successes. yet interviewer
with the clean. wholesome humor is
m ever-recurrent deep-toned note. The
laughter will come and rapidly give way
to tho tears that may not be checked.
70 real Is the ever-present power that
the dramatist evokes at will.
Dramatic reviewers have called THE
Miracle Man" one Of the most powerful
plays OF the day. Whether it be Or not,
tho playwright has provided an enter
tanning offering that is as compelling as
It is convincing and as humorous as it
L. reverent in treatment of the principal
theme upon which both the play and
the novel are based
The play comes here direct from the
Astor Theater, New York. with the en-
tire original company. including Gail
Kane, Nan Francis. Ada Gilman. Mary
Murphy, George Nash. William II.
Thompson. James c. Marlowe. Frank
Bacon, Earle Browne. Percy Hclton.
Jrederick Maynard. Clifford Dempsey,
and Daniel Burns.