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The daily Alaskan., 1915-01-12
Errnrs of Others.

It is foolish to pay no attention to the errors of others and not to help them out Of them Aiding others 10 be strong is the best way to strengthen ourselves
The daily Alaskan., 1915-01-12
1915 CALENDAR PADS

Several sizes and styles Of cal endar pads just received at Keller Bros. 12-11-tf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26
IOr, iom alOria Driffcr.

Man ifuloe ipnea, at &ano er en-
iuu mnOuprlig Gel al Srgonianlen
at Sur. Eotteonr, iOn al0rig brifs
fer mluatte uprc en- llmuuligbc0. Sttc
o%eitonliuore criitcrCr Ser Ioooomle
9pr. Siocn 1910 hor ser leuet Ell
li6en Slot @n5cller pon Sen life z
Soatlto-Iin uo iDr Somnlllon0>
aplt bpor ser life er Spor al 6erlf-
pano, % buor Sen narlige Neo6pr er
miuOre emo g Gm., ino at Gprene life
tun iau Serltuano u0cn nle0 LANCE
Mcllcnrltm citer DC nleaet IIclone
Ncgnifpl. VlnnteuCrtcn pnu Zen cr
mcgct iuuriom ~ TOR, iua @o5ellcrnc
better life Qjeinem ocn fan iou Den
iOru00ne 6ugtigbe0@mGn9oe, % Der
cr inNcn Elalter nIcO S9g ellcr lai.
iiQc &uol0e. sam Su9aen, Iom DC
i~ornp0cntllg %lIitter al Elnntcr %
Stcnc, er litun0 til at noe oeres 9lob
o0 &pu Den iornsone WUnooe &au0.
Mcn ~Oritfe" giere 0e altInu life
lloen monife mcO mango WooncocrS
Wclcnlrum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26
Gm 2uinoeo @Sreuclicr.

ioo olNelc@ neO6ruNt al @igt", ifriper
Mrs. Nnorem Merf ira u. u. No. I
Ni6piQc, Minn., at icg life lTnJcr(
tiun0e gan Get er III Qmtrcrt ct Plan
iioen. Seq blep roif pcO 9rugen al
aurifo, ioo &c fan ioritua, at Ieg han
milo SiQib til Oennc Mcoicin. Seq
onbeialer &urito bot iii nle % Ell.
bucr."
Sugen Neutrality-suspicious., men et
iilnpclt, lUngc prouct l~lrtenlio0el,
iom nl0riQ bar utl0lnot at gjere goot
HlNcntcr ioripncr Nlmcubcocn nlc0
Den, cllcr man fan iun Den oireftc ira
Huboratorict. Strlu til Sr. Eeter
Nabrnep & Cons 90, 1876 So.
2Iue., Chicago, ST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26

Sdn er en- gornnlel epet aorle0er OF
Wi,iifinitrilftsr sitenird OF bar / lin
2io MiliifIPrer peb @uitauus
Abolpbus College / ct. Better.
Minn. Sru gIooniauiit, oen iuenlf-
liltberife Ereits Suitrl, bar Ell al
Soliiterne.
@i bapbe Ell fol0 December Der
ianr - Tor az ppre berllbe. &lll.
Den poreoe / omtrent ire Tiger, - %
oct bar folbere emo oct bar u9ret
paa mango Iar - ioa tiOlig pao
Ginteren.
6olf, Der life er pant nle0 altl0e,
ifjaIu % baffeOe Spnoer boaoe noe
% in0e. Men ieg LITE bet; ieg feIte
gobt. g(nore blen oerimoo Ipqe og
snifet iig He9n; ior oct ifal ppre oct
beliigitc &%interpeir Der. =
Gaitor s. Soleiien al 6ritirfen
berlteo5 bar / Den iioite 5io bolot
6oreorag oper Sobonnesi les @loben-
barring. Min % ans Wenigbeo gif
iunumen / S9llesmsoer Tor oisie So
reoragS Sfplo. San taller en- Ssns
0aaS Nitcn / min airfe GA Ell anoen
/ i'm egen. Get perIer anoenbuer
Sen0ag. 6~OreOrogene er go0e %
goot belegte.
6orleoen Gng if ri telegraiiif
MeooeIelle ON, at min SpigerfurS,
". +. Stoctitaoa @uitru uar oeo /
Sleepp One, Wiim., nnoen SllleOag
og blcp begrnuen Den 3Ote December
1914. Sioit ri iao benoe bar, ga
De be9Ne beisgtc o@ | Gecorob ldnl-
me Spit, ion ri ilpttcbe biz 10.
Sa, mi er SlIlen nle0 lin Srouel-
heo ior itore % imon ouer, - % ct
mt Tnr itaor iOr Goren. Vi ifal
pua0e mo oct me 9lar / &irfen /
Nat, ino ieg moo Oerior lutte Oiaie
Sfriblericr.
% bcrnleO innr ga ale bnpe Saf
ior Oct ganle Aur % ct blerteIigt
2nife on, ct goOt % ueIiiguct gtpt-
oarl -
Tacoma, @aI6., Bite Sec. 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26
elapraf=poseno
SsAR3Arneh~
Ilcnlter. Department..

rleoenitaaenoe %,llontrc foter 10 Gcnts
pr. Styfte. dadr man bcltiaer oisie Mon.
IRE, aumooes man ON at opoipe ,lumrc,
Waal omfrin9 SrYitrt os Gipet, 2tloer FOR
Sern o9 unec pi9cr iamt fulotnnois
loresic. SeuYt neoeuitaaenoe Slaufet:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26

Hco @in9 Scminor Nouo. iom /
&c lioite Gar bor uOpifIet ii9 til en-
rcipcftlnoanoenbe ORGANIZATION I'M
Ser %roi. \. Nrlot Nerlh3 ScOclic.
ogtcr at iorctaQc en- # Cages Iuur
9jcnucm Def luNIiQc Niiuncioto % set
noroIigc Soma cnQong / Gcbruor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26
uluGfnotier.
SEQ E. j.

yin uurif Nfrff. NJ Irnc G9acl
or liohonlret ~ relipiele Sdnle IN,
De- Sttelcn "lfathrueterter" %
"6em SonQc" al mere u~er0eliJ (Nl0'
hoIo. &c 10 rcliNisic Soulc cicr az.
'ttuia Stcnnina al flaiiiq, nrrOil
firfeIiN Nrpq. "a CT Vnr al sc
p~croslilc Sdulc 'om so iial @icu,
IA bapc set oa Som &inn poo Sci
81" uobGpcr il pco mclobiif 6riif,
he's.
Mi 0urIim uoaiuer ei Nar imllffc,
pclfIiuacn0c inlaa Soncbincocr ior
Ninno ~Hoie o. commercial" oq
"SiIhouet". Ge2libcn cn itor oicn.
rcmfomponcrct "Tantniic". ION Ill.
taller pco lit ioIihc M|uiitinohoI0 GA
lin ioitc Torm. aomponiitcn or her,
citcr cnocI pcluffc0c Noriog / m.
franz YPancr. pcnot :iIboac I'll Ben
cHtIcrc. %fla@iiitc Gone. iom prGQcr
bans &%iolinionatc.
III populrrc Wuiithcitcr uoaiucS
uoa &2iIhclm @nnienS Sorlaa ct III.
bum bctitlct "Norocn". Get er en-
Snmling Smonitnffcr al ficn0tc
itanoinnpIifc %aomnniitcr, bpori
bIonot Spenoicn, @rieQ Climbing,
%dnge @fiilcr or qoot rcprUicntcrct
NJ ale sc SanQ- % Muiifbla0c j
Sc ifanoiuooiitc Sprog. ION hiotil
bar pGrei %uo3iuct / Gmcrifo. bar
Snn9cr-6IIicn hoI0t iiq Irnait 9lo
Set GIT Sen lite IS. in0 / i'm Ste Mar
gang.
Zen napnfmoiac &ioliniit Ole
Sheoboloi aiper en- aonccrt Gbico
40 Ssnoag 9liten 2t0c 6c6ruor.
FIonIltinoen Niil9 Seller % Sanger
irben @}mc. Stct3cr o@iiitcrcr.
&co S8in9 Seminar Nouo. ion
&c li0ite Aor bor uopifIet li0 til Ell
rcipcftlnognoenbe Organization IN
Ser Froi. <. Arnot Ncrlh5 ScOclic.
ogtcr al 'oretaQc Ell # Cages Ilrr
9ienncm Def ipNIiQc Niiuncioto % set
noroligc Soma cnQon9 i Gcbruor.
st hort Oonif Sanarritcpnc ifol
iom bcticnOt nihol0c2 PEG ,<nouicl-
len al 0cn oomtc @naninl / Gan
Tr0ncl2co Sen 5tr ,Nmt, % Ser ar
bel0e2 haarot ior nj lod iua manuc
')m muIlQt al DC oanitc Nor til At
0cltole Qien ooitllilc Smiiclicr
bar 0c IcnocnG1 Niruo maattet lioc.
rtr't uc0 al NommcrianQcr Ncrol0
'tnotc Tf1uN. 90 0trlUiL ot Gou.
mdrt9 NUQltuacn2O rcfltjutomitc bar
.ncotagct at 'trinludQr l"lO'prcllcn al
Den iUrGillauc0c auutatc al Spar
@%trielodro % %Nomponiitcu GurI
2Hll@ ! Nonl0a sim. paa @run0 nj.
at Den lite mcute at fluuc u0bctulc
en- 'do nor Sum iom Nuututcu uil0c
tonunc I'll N tote bcnuco $500 Gel
lars.
: Gr9lcp 2omrart. iuoc& en-
1dn91orcntnl Der bcitoor al -
Sre0rc 'Om huer Hoe iamlca % mn
lcr firilcmt Cana. @ Dor cn0oa
life belt Cor / Cor, i0ct 10 er aipb
uGno ! 9}obobner en- err Griitolclr
rcr 20 inn or @ooroclcrc poo Mor3.
Set Ter inoot u0 ior Sc proic3iio.
nellie SnnGcrc / Tumart. nuor Ell
NJ be mcit betjenotc Cpcrotiiter. Ma.
&c NSon8 @oIm cr en- al 2lpplifan
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seq paaitanr. at iuocn blir ubc
rort. mar "Niariciuuiicu" iun0e@
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26

Zen nnunfumoiac &ioIiniit Ole
SheobolOi aiper en- aoncert / Gbiro
40 Ssnoag 9liten 21oc 6c6rltor.
Flduiitinocn @}iiS Seller % Sonacr
inben Wtme. Stct3cr o2iiitercr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26

Nj ole Sc Sang. % NiuiifblaOc j
Sc ifnnNinopiite Sprog. ION hiotil
bar pGret uo3iuct / Nucrifo. bar
Snnacr-6IIicn hoIot iiq Irnail. Nlo
Set GIT Sen lite IS. inc / i'm Gtc Mar
gang.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Cards..

Mrs Wyche Greer entertained the
Half and Half club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Lee street. Only the
club members were present Mrs. S. T.
Cross and Mrs. Paul Ginther were the
prize winners Mrs Paul Ginther will
be the hostess for the club next week
Mrs l. D. Stark entertained Thurs
day afternoon with a bridge party in
honor Of her sister. Mrs. NJ Farber- Of
Carlsbad. n. NJ Mrs. Stark's home on
Mundy avenue was decorated with
quantities OF iris blossoms and ferns.
The color plan Of the party was laven-
der and white, used in the decorations.
the favors and the refreshments, and
each guest was given a corsage bou-
quet Of lavender and white sweetpeas.
Mrs. L. Laskin won the first prize. Miss
Celia Goodman received the second
prize and Mrs. L Goldsmith received
the consolation prize in playing bridge
Mrs Barney COhn received the bunco
prize The guest Of honor was present
ed with an attractive prize. three
course luncheon was served after the
game There were six tables OF play
ers. Mrs l. Goodman assisted the host
ess in entertaining.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Ell PASO GRADUATES WIDELY SCATTERED;
MANY ATTENDING DISTANT UNIVERSITIES

ming is taking a post graduate course
al the high school: Christian Jung
johann and Ramiel Jungjohann are at
home on the JungjOhann ranch at Clint.
Tex. Alfred Black is a student at the
Texas State School of Mines: Miss
Elizabeth Routledge has assisted in
Spanish at the High school this year:
Miss Lena Butchofszy is at home in FL
Paso; Miss Mary Heating is at home IN
FL Paso; Miss Antoinette aMatkin is a
student at the University of Texas:
Earl II. Weisiger is a student at the
Texas State School Of Mines: Idus Lam
bert is a student at the University of
Texas; Miss Edna Richardson is at
home in FL PasO.-
Miss Minnie Lee Lassiter is now Mrs.
T. J. Tibbetts and is at nome in FL
Paso; Eldon R0utledge IS a student at
the state School of Mines: Elgie Means
is student in the University Of Texas;
James German is a student in the Uni
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
MIAMI TO HAVE $4,000
SCHOOL; PLANS MADE HERE

J. o. Elliott. superintendent Of
schools at Miami. Ariz. is here to as
sist in preparing plans for the new
Miami high school which will cost
SIS, 900. frost & frost are preparing
the plans and Mr.. Elliott is spending
several days here watching the devel-
opment of the work
Monday the school board from Miami
viii come down to see the plans and
pass Non them before they are finally
accepted The school viii be one of
the finest in Arizona and work Will
start this summer on II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Il PRISONERS ESCAPE
FROM CITY

Twelve city prisoners, working on
the chain gang, made their escape
from a rock pile located outside the
city Thursday.
The men broke away from their
guard, a new man, when blast was
Several OF the men were recaptured
Johnson stated DOi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
ANOTHER HABEAS CORPUs
HEARING non n

Habeas corpus proceedings to fix the
bond Of Victor L Ochoa, held in con-
hectlon with the rObbing Of the Kress
store recently, were held before 41f9-s
J. r Price in the 41st district court
Friday afternoon
Ochoa's bond was recently fixed at
SzgOO IN habeas corpus proceedings bv
Judge Ballard Coldweu in the s5th dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
EIGHT WYOMING STREET LOTS
AND A RESIDENCE ARE SOLD

on Montana street, fronting Austin
park, for $500. from The Hawkins I'm
proSenaent company.
H p Jackson has sold to Sabine An
odaca the five room house at 2I6 Wal
nut street IN Bassett's addition. for
$3.50 Hawkins Bros. made both sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
DRESS STOLEN FROM Boys


a $3.50 dress was stolen from a mo-
torcycle belonging to the Red Top mes
senger service Thursday afternoon.
me motorcycle was driven by Lou
Ray and he had stopped to deliver a
package in the 800 block on Mesa ave
nue.. While he was gone. the package
containing the dress was taken. It was
being delivered for the Popular store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Ell Pasoans Auau.

Says the Los Angeles Herald: in
honor OF Miss Mabel Falvey Of FL Paso,
who is the guest o. friends. Mrs. Har-
mon Ryus entertained with a luncheon
party Friday afternoon, following the
festival a. the Friday Morning club"
Among those who enjoyed the after
noon were Mrs. William W Woods and
Mrs l. IL Turner, formerly Of El Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

proposed pioneer building and park at
the viaduct-
The pioneer day dinner is unique as
only the foods which could be bought
in FL PasO before 1882 are served.
Mexican cooks are employed and many
Mexican dishes are served After the
meeting the annual election OF officers
Of the association viii be held and
"reminiscences Of the veteran Ell Paso-
ans viii be told.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Lodges and Clubs.

The Epworth league OF Trinity Meth
odlst church has postponed the business
and social meeting which was to have
been held this evening. on account Of
the death of Miss Irene GAYLORD The
meeting viii be held next Tuesday eve
ning al the home Of Miss Juinita Smith,
1015 North FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION
TO BE HELD NEXT MONDAY

Pioneers of FL Paso viii hold their
annual reunion and old time picnic at
Harris mill Monday The FL Paso
County Pioneers association is arranE-
ing for the annual picnic Of the old
settlers and the dinner viii be served
at o'clock Monday on the ste Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Weddings.

Miss Bertha Agnes Graves. Of Fhoe-
nix. Ariz-- and Albert G. Schmftt. Of
chicago. were quietly married Thurs
day afternoon at Trinity Methodist
church by the pastor, Rev. c. Wesley
Webdell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

w 18th the approach Of graduation
w time, a natural interest is
aroused in what the graduates
Of former FL Paso classes are doing.
OF the graduates Of the class Of 1914
Eugene Smith is at work ia FL Paso;
Miss Katherine Glenn is a student at
the University of Texas, Miss Charles
Carter is at home in FL PasO; Lucas
Bacon is a student in the University of
Wisconsin, Miss Eunice Anderson is a
student in the Tempe Normal school IN
Arizona; Miss Alice Bishop is at home
in FL PasO; Miss Christina Moelich is a
student at the University Of Texas; Miss
Rose Clayton is a student in the Sophie
NeWcOmb school at New Orleans. La:
Walter POnsford is in business with his
father in FL PesO; Miss Kathleen Faris
Is at home in II PasO: Miss Dorothy
Congdon IS teaching at the Thomas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Out OF Tour Visitors.

Charles Qualey, chihuahua mining
man. returned to his properties west OF
chihuahua Thursday evening after a
brief business trip TO FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Cook BookuHere

ust received new shipment Of Mrs.
Edna Evans's cook looks. Owing 10
the demand for these books this sun
ply viii doubtless become exhausted in
a day or two. To avoid being disap-
pointed, The Herald suggests early pur-
cna .si Ihese books are now on sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

The word that always suggests de-
hclousness in canned fruits and vege-
tables Is AvOndale. Ask your grocer.
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
ED. CAPLES IS JAILED ON
COMPLAINT OF HIS WIFE

A Santa Monica dispatch to the Los
Angeles Tribune says; On the COM
plant OF his wife that he was breaking
qp the furniture and wrecking their
home. Edward p. Caples, jr, was ar
rested and booked at the police station
on q charge of disturbing the peace.
When the police arrived at the CaDlcs
home, they allegs they found the fur
nituTe strewn over one OF the rooms,
and the young wife in tears. A few
weeks ego Caples had a similar disa-
greement with his wife and she left
him. few days ago he went to the
apartments where his wife was living,
and a reconciliation was effected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

An interesting entertainment was
given for the benefit Of the san Jacinto
school library Thursday night IN the
ball room Of the Elks' club house The
program. An Evening Win the
Pieides, was devoted to music, dancing
and an interesting talk by Miss Annie
. Mcqueen on the constellation Of the
Pleiades and the mythology and sym
bolism connected with this group OF
seven stars. The program opened with
violin solos. played by Joseph Tbuma-
accompanied BY Miss Augusta Fahren-
kamp, on the piano. Miss Lauramaude
Fink sang with Mrs r. y Davis Dlav-
ing her accompaniment. The bows Of
me Lamar school Glee club sang with
Miss BeSs Hall playing their aceou-
paniment Following Miss NfcOueen's
talk on the Pleiades Miss Harriet
Heernans recited "Alcyone' with Miss
Lauramaude Fink playing a musical ac-
compartment The dance of the pleiades
was given by Misses Bernice Boyle.
lucia Stansel. Lois Wilson, Esther
Hafley. Ruth Morton and Katherine
FRANKLIN with Blanch Lucas. as
Alcyone," leading. Miss Fink played
Tor the dancing Miss Harriet Ueer-
mans gave the dance Of the lost
tlelades- The girls wore white Gre
clan robes with fillets on their hair of
various cOlOred ribbons. Joseph Thuma
played Dvorak's "Humoresque" J. III
Phillips sang A Perfect Day" The pro
gram closed with an illustrated lecture
on Greece, by superintendent r. J.
The members Of the graduating class
OF the FL PasO high school viii be en-
tertained Saturday afternoon bv Miss
Pearl Ponsford, at her home on North
Kansas street.
I'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

The latest eastern fads in stationery
Mills Bldg. Watch our Windows.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

Ladies' skirt SPecIaI-Hand tailored
in my own shop; wide variety OF all
wool fabrics. from SIC up. r. Z. Kuehne
custom tailor. 40G san Francisco St.
phone Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07

aroused in what The graduates
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
ID. A. r. Meeting

Mary Stuart Chapter, d. A.
r was most delightfully."- enter
tanned at the lovely home Of Mrs.
E. w. Wilson on Jefferson street
Jan. %.
The Lords prayer in concert
opened the meeting.
Roll call and minutes read. A
business discussion and interest
ing program was as follows:
Several interesting letters from
state officers were read.
Mrs. Lula Pratt, the charming
guest of her niece, Mrs. LORD,
and a member of the Asheville,
N. c., chapter, gave a most in
~teresting talk relative to D. A.
r. work and conditions in the
Carolinas.
The chapter will have in its
possession the charter to Mary
Stuart Chapter by next meeting.
Also delegates to state conference
at Natchez will be elected at the
February meeting.
The Gust of the Revolutionary
War-Mrs. S. P. Clayton.
Celebrating the Battle of New
Ofleans-Mrs. Perkins.
Treason of Benedict Arnold
Mrs. Ledyard.
Historical Societies Mrs. Van
Kincannon.
The talented sons Of Mrs. Will
son charmed their listeners with
classic music on violin and piano.
The social hour was greatly
enjoyed while a delightful salad
course was served.
Mrs. George Mitchell assisted
Mrs. Wilson in receiving.
The evening with Mrs. Wilson
was most pleasantly spent.
The chapter will celebrate
Washington's birthday with Mis-.
Will Brown.
LEILA BACON DICKSON.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
Sherman

Mrs. Mary McNiel has returned
to her home in Rogers. Ark, af-
ter a pleasant visit to relatives
here.
A. A. Bruce, of Tupelo, was in
town one day last week.
A. D. Tucker is spending the
week in Memphis.
Colby, the cartoonist, enter
tanned at the college hall Monday
night of last week. This was
the fourth number of the lyceum
course which is being given here.
Robt. Epting, of Guntown, and
Rev. Walter Epting, Of Texas.
were guests of their sister, Mrs.
L. B. Ashe, and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Blanche Jones spent Sun
afternoon Withshomefolks.
Robt. Ashe visited Tupelo last
Monday.
Rev. Walter Epting, of Texas,
delivered a very interesting. and
helpful sermon at the Baptist
church Sunday morning
Rev. T. A. j. Beasley filled bis
regular appointment at the Bap.
fist church Sunday afternoon.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
Prof. D. c. Langston

The Sentinel presents to the
voters of P~ontotoc county the
name Of D. C. Langston as a
candidate for representative in
the next legislature, subject to
the action of the democratic par
ty. MI. Langston is one of the
best known educators in this
state, having been connected
with school work for many years,
and his qualifications are well
known to the people of this
county. He served in the legis-
lature 16 years ago and made a
good member. Mr.. Langston
will go before the people at the
proper time and fully discuss the
issues of the campaign, -Ponto-
toe Sentinel.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
.ent. of their requirements.

cent. of their requirements. Of
hay the southern production has
only been 70 per cent. and their
imports 81 per cent.
In other words the cotton re-
gion pays a yearly tribute to the
west of say SIT, 900. 900 for wheat.
$83, 900, 900 for corn, SIT, 600, 600
for oats and SIG. 900, 900 for hay.
This year grain and hay are
higher in value than they have
been for many years past, and
unless the southern states take
time by the forelock and plant as
much grain and forage crops as
they possibly can, their bill for
grain and hay the coming year
will be larger than ever, owing
to the urgent demand for food.
stuffs by reason Of the European
war.
Commenting on the present
situation in the south, the Wash
inton agricultural bureau SAYS:
THE curtailed demand for the
cotton crop. caused by the war
and the consequent reduction in
values, should force a greater
Investigation of crop growth
than is usually practiced in the
cotton belt"
1t is evident therefore, that it
is up to the cotton planters to
work out their own salvation. If
they do not cut their cotton acre
lge one-half and plant the other
half of the acreage in grain,
their present situation will not be
relieved, and another year Of de-
preston will likely be the result.
On the other hand, if they re-
duce the cotton acreage one-half
this spring and increase the grain
acreage so per cent, they will
not only lift the price for the un-
marketed one-half of last years
cotton crop. but will influence
prices for the next crop to ad.
vance sharply.
H. & B. BEER.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
Thouohtful of Mother.

Harry, aged four, does not like thun-
der storms, but on account of his
manly pride the fact is not referred
to. Recently during a storm in the
night he was awakened by a ire
mendous clap of thunder, and hastily
climbing out of his bed into his moth
er's bed he grabbed her tightly around
the neck and said: Didn't told you
1 would take care of you when it thun-
dered?'
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
Trustees Sale Notice

Pursuant to the provisions of a GER
tain Deed of Trust executed by j. o.
Stovall on the 18th day of March, A.
D., 1914, to secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned to G. w Long.
and by him sold and transferred to the
Peoples Bank and Trust CO.. which
deed of trust is duly recorded in the
chancery clerks Office of Lee county,
Miss. in deed record book No. lis.
page SO, / will, as trustee in said deed
of,trust, on the 9th day of February,
A d 1915. at Post Office Door in the
town of .Tupelo, within legal hours,
offer for sale at public cutlery to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property:
100 acres northwest quarter of sec
ton 80, township 8, lange 6, in Lee
county, Miss.
Such title conveyed as is vested in
me as Trustee aforesaid.
This 14th day of January, 1915.
43-4t j.. J. FILGO, Trustee.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
Fortnightly Matinee Club

1t was a very great pleasure
for the secretary of the Fort
nightly Matinee Club to have
with her the members and sew
eral invited guests Jan. 20.
After roll call and reading of
minutes of last meeting, Mrs. j.
@. Robins conducted the follow
ing program, one of especial in
terest, as Home Industries"
was discussed and that, of course,
is of much interest to every one.
The Successful Business Wo-
Mrs. Reeves.
Lucy Larum and the Early
Mill Days, Reading-Mrs, Rog-
ers.
Two Burning Problems of the
Day (Woman's Wages and Child
Labor)-Mrs. Asa Allen.
Selection from Geo. Elliot
Mrs. Weaver.
Home Industries, viz:
Oil Mill-Mrs. Strain.
Crystal Ice Cream-Mrs. Guy
Mitchell.
Song, ''Tupelo"-Dabney Led
yarl.
Mrs. Frank Laney gave a read
ing which contributed quite a
great deal to the program.
After the program an ice course
was served.
The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Perkins Feb. 3. Sub
ject, Women Humorists.
Immediately following the
meeting, a business meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Nc.
Lean.
MRS. J. @. ROBINS, Pres.
MRS. B. A. ROGERS, Sec.