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Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-09-25

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Philbrick
drove TO Wayne in their autGpobile
Friday.*to visit at Mrs. Philbr4k's
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-09-25
Local Matters

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Fisher
started Friday on an automobile trip
to the White Mountains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-09-25

State Steamboat Inspector John r.
Mcdonald of Addison was business
caller Friday in the city.
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DANGER FROM FROST
GROWIMG RENO

The danger Of too previous''
relopment OF buds on fruit trd
grows more and more remote as d
spring advances. according to wea|
ther Forecaster L. II. DaingerneId
the local signal service bureau. n
present state of the weather, he sai
bids fair to continue for some In
Our records show that the avera.
date for the last killing frost Of d
year Is April 27.g be stated this M
hing. Several years in the past, ho
ever, frosts have come in May.
1898 there was killing frost on d
night Of the 23rd OF May. in fact. B
that is the only instance ON reco
when real freeze occurred SO Ia
ir the spring.
Nine different springs IN the pa
% years. frosts have occurred in q
month OF flowers. In all other yea
rome has been experienced later tn
April Last spring. the last one z
CURED April ls.
The coidest day Of this month II
last Saturday. when the temperatu|
fell to twelve above zero. at s o'cIol
in the morning. Last night the col
est registered 80 degrees. Tomorru
viii be about tho same. nccordiss :
the weather office. with possible sho'
ers or snow fiurries this evening"
Pueblo star-Journal.
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GOOD PRO6RESS BEIMG
MADE on CONDUIT

Excellent progress Is being made
the construction Of the two ccncrcs
oOnduits now being built BY the eli
&c carry the now Of water In the Cal
on City Hydraulic ditch. The one g
Greenwood avenue between Tei5
and Fourth streets. will be pracs
eaily completed this evening and q
one at the intersection Of Fifth strei
and Harrison avenue VIII bN nninhe
BY the end OF the week with faYo
able conditions Of weather. The wcl
IL being done under the supervisic
Of Street CommissioneF Tom PaFAs
and the rnpidity. shili and econcn
with which Il has brsn carried "a
highly creditable 70 his manAesmsl
Of the undertaking.
The 0reenwood avenus con1uN
one hundred and f0urtaen fest
length and the Fifth street -1larrisc
avenue has . length Of three hunars
and nve feet. The total cost q 4
two structures win b something tAl
swenty-fOur hundred dollars.
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would have been digging up their or
.chards this spring, while instead you
will find them busy pruning. spraying
and getting ready for another crop
Meeting Votes TO orpanixe
On motion OF DR.. Allen Bell the
meeting by a unanimous rising vote
declared that it was In favor OF or
ganizing in accordance with the
plan outlined by Mr.. Malboeuf An
other motion was adopted authorizing
Chairman d. S. Moore TO sppoint q
committee to cooperate with the
Auxiliary Committee in completing
the organization The chair appoint
cd the following committee: J. j.
Ashenhurst, DR. Allen Bell. Phil
Sheridan. w. II. Williams and c !. NJ.
Rice.
The Auxiliary Committee secured
Tie introduction Of bill in the lesis
Iature which provides for the orsani
zation OF cooperative association
without the stock certificate feature
and as soon as this bill becomes a
Law the organizations throughout the
state will all be completed according
to uniform plan.
A signi6cent feature which indi
Gates the force OF this new movemen,
and the reasonabieness of # was wher
two dealers who we're present ros'
10 their feet and declared that tn,
Plan suggested was a good one ant
wopld-be good thing for the grow
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MANY PASSENGERS OUT
OF ChICA60 FOR FRISCO

Mr.. Hermann, local agent Of the
Santa Fe. says the train recently put
CT by his company between Canon
City and La Junta Is being given a
good patronage in both passengers
and freight and is amply justifying
the prediction OF the operating de
partment that II would be given gen
erous patronage by the people Of the
Upper Arkansas valley. "It is.p con
tinued Mr.. Hermann, "a great con
yenience to people In this section Of
Colorado, who desire to make quick
trip TO California by southern route
end many are taking advantage Of II. .
In speaking OF the heavy trafss
being carried on at present over the
main line OF the Santa Fe Mr.. Her
mann states that one day recently
more than fifteen hundred tickets tc
San Francisco were sold st the Chi
cago office Of the company and thai
to carry the passengers they repres
ented eight sections Of ten coachaI
each were run out Of the Lakesids
city. The cash turned into the til
from the sale Of these through ticket,
olone> On. that particular day was u
excess ce ninetysix Thousand dollers
The same day there was booked Il
Chicago by the Northvsstern road
moro than four hundred passenger
| for san Francisco and San Diego
| THOUSANDS Of sAnta re tickets ar'
daily beine sold at Chicago. Kanaa'
city and intermediate points % PEG
re destined to the tvo California "a
posIticas.
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FLORENCE TO SEND OUT
BASEBALL BOOSTERS

A committee was appointed at
the advisory meeting Of the White
sox game Monday afternoon to ar
range a boosting auto excursion TO
Pueblo. Colorado Springs and Canon
City. 1t is planned to have at least
dozen auto loads of boosters make
the trip. The cars will be decorated
with banners telling OF the big game
ir Florence and Vic McCandless and
Howard Lee are organizing a little
German band to take along. However.
the party will be strictly neutral. The
trip will be made probably Monday
or Tuesday and several cars have al
ready been promised. 1t will be a
great advertising scheme and will nc
doubt be the means Of attracting lots
Of people to the game.-Florence Cit.
Zen.
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lee MORRISON
GOES TO MlCHlGAn

Lee Morrison, chief clsrk at the
strathmpre hotel "since the time
when memory runneth not TO the
contrary left today for Brandt, Mich
ieau, where he viii meet his wife and
where he will, this spring. engage In
farming. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrieon
own q nne arm in that section Of the
country and the former viii In the fu-
ture devote himself to the cuitiva-
tIon OF its broad acres" His many
friends here admonish him on his de-
rarture to heed Horace Greeiey's cd.
vice TO farmers when be recommended
them to pick the turnip crop. as
shaking the tree was likely TO iniure
the fruit"
Jack Yates, until recently connect.
ed with the Hotel Vail u PnebIo. has
succesded Nj. Morrison ss ehlsf elssk
~ the stsnthnors.
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DENVER & RIO 6RAMOE
Fruit Tram II DTC

An eakt-bound Denver & ri
Grande fruit train was wrecked
Fernleaf. between Texas Greek ar
cctopaxi. about midnight Monds
night and the locomotive and eightee,
cara ditched. The trouble was causd
hy spreading rails and the soft q
ditfon Of the roadbcd. resulting fro
the melting snow.
Although nobody was hurt q
wreck IL understood 70 have been "a
OF the worst that has taker place q
the PrebIo-salida division for \ Ion
time.
In addition to the consisnment .
fruit from California. several caI
laden with copper bullion from Url
were diteled. some Of them soins INF
the Arkansas river. The wreckin
crews from both Pueblo and Said
v-ere sent TO the scene Of the disasts
to clear away the debris and ops
the main line for travel Up to moo
today the track was still blocked I
the wreckage.
Eastbound passenger train No.
was detained at cotopaxi unit, th
afternoon. In Consequence Of the 4
rsslment. westbound passenger tral
No. i5 was held al Canon City. n
wreck took place about twentys
pilcs west OF here. i
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high priced. Sugar sells for 25 ceI
pound; butter comes In tins II
penmark. IS cents a pound;
cheapest calico is sold for rs GENT,
yard. Charcoal is the fuel used.
Mail is received from the Uni,
States every two weeks and from
rope once a month.
The Stars and Stripes fly from p
tor Prieger's mission and foreign.
seek refuge there when revoiutis
break out.
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What Do the Real Miners
OF Colorado Think Now Of the
Ruling Agitators Of the
United Mine Workers Of America

er. It's worth telling your children
about.
Things are not equal in this world. and
never will be. Some men have more
than others and always will have. Per-
maps John d. and his like have more
than they are entitled to and perhaps
many miners should receive greater
pay but such injustices will never be
righted by band of incendi5ries and
cut throats and campaigners of vio-
lence.
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lyman REPLIES

Continued from Page one)
sued. and they were issued according
to their instructions. and afterwards
held up.
Iwould be pleased to discuss this
riatter further with Senator Lines in
these columns should he desire to do
SO. as there are great many other
points In this controversy that
would like to see brought out.
Yours truly.
THoS. J. lyman.
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SOUTH CANON YOUNG
FOLKS HAVE A JOLLY time

Sure and the byes and gurls of the
Basket Ball teams of s.. c. II. S. en-
joyed a jolliflcation on Paddy's Da,
in the avenin at Gray Gables. Mrs.
Bridget O'Flinnigan, (Mrs. A. E. Hub
belD, Mrs. Kathleen O'Hara, (Mrs
Marie Cravanl. and Miss Nora
Murphy Miss Ethel Keller. were II.
hostesses.
The many diversions began at
o'clock, when livery bye was given s
scrap of dress goods and was to-
to find his partner by matching tbs
same with gown. They were thiT
invited to attind the big spring mill.
nary opening, where the byes chose 9
frame and trimmings for their CD
leens and were given a half hour tc
finish thir creations"
Jerry O'Malia (John StockeD war
the first prize-a paddy's hat. on
they wint thin to the circus. and what
tonne they did have ra'viewin' AZ
Wild animals in their cages.
Michel Moran Gilbert Jones) aad
Miss Shannon from Cork, (SylvIa
Gaines) were the looky pair. Ea N
recaying a foine irish setter fur th.r
work They were thin called upon
upon to find another partner with
whom to ate bite. livery gurle was
after hidin' away from her bye, but
the byes were perserverin' in their
sarch and bye and bye each found a
lady to his own loikin. Thin Bridget
and Kathleen and Nora passed around
the guide things to ate.
There was Shamrock salad. Dublin
sandwiches, Emerald OLIVES, ship
lelagh disert. blarney stone cake. Bel
fast bonbons and Killarney coffee. And
and its right hearty they did ate of
the things that they loiked.
Faith and ye'z moight think that
this was the greatest divarsion of the
avinine but not SO, for the stunts the
byes were after pullin' OFF next to
win thir partner for the Pat-a-cake
questions was enjoyed so much by the
gurls that they kept them performin'
for thir amusement for some tonne.
and the merry peals of laughter chas-
ed away livery thought of Indigestion
When finally they had performed their
task OF answering the questions,
Paddy O'Flin (Rowland Martines)
ION the prize. two foine praties. In
! the last divarsion Timothy O'Shay
CProf. Hussey) and Miss Mollie Ma
kne catherine Griffith were the
Jooky pair whin it came to solvtn' the
grave conundrums. Sure and it's that
busy they were kept that nivver a
chance did they have to say guide
night until the clock was stricken II
fur midnight. Faith and OF don't be-
lave any one went home mad. AND
before they wint they gave three
cheers for the Grizzlies. as foine O
teme of players as liver came from the
auld sod.
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HOME sATuhpAy NsostT klo
uNlNRNnlfX

wynot Irish riturno1 e cah6 cil
last Saturday nlEht frum pce11z =
xersltv, where ~ h6s hesn : Gll'lcl
since ths beial4i1s 4 ~ TIT
wear last gtbsS ~. ~ ~ fs1laI
at Adse MN r ~ x|',l n. n
~ q ~ rl ~
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PARENTS OF e-po0Mp ooM

NJ. ana Mrs- F. F. MAYNARD Of 4i7
FNik avenue. Lincoln PARK, are NJ
AnrSS rosents q nine-ponnA scp
( ~ = (b1i1 ~ hnenl9g ~ 60.
I. = q =
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oNANp NEPHEw DlTTGN ~ MAI

y. 4. Hoctog q RAyk nVenhs. 1ln'
eoln Rast s>silSe1 WON : ie~ Asy1
- ~ ! 1e cV1tw = hia'
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FRUIT GROWERS

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TRUSTEES SALE.

State of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
By virtue OF the provisions Of certain deed Of
trust executed on the 23rd day Of February, 1915.
by w. L. Williams. ST., to George Richardson,
trustee. to secure certain Indebtedness due j,
II. Williams, mentioned In said trust deed, and
which said trust deed was duly recorded in the
office Of the chancery clerk Of Noxubee county.
Mississippi in deed book ia. page $685. and where
the said W. l.. Williams. ST., hath defaulted In
the payment OF said Indebtedness, and the said J..
H. Williams has requested the undersigned truss
tee to foreclose the said deed Of trust. now there
fore l. George Richardson, trustee. will on
Saturday, tho 9th Dayof January, 1916
proceed to sell the following described real estate
lying and being situated in Noxubee county, Miss
issippi to the highest bidder for cash In front of
the court house door in the city of Macon. said
property being described as follows. to-wit:
Beginning ut point on the Macon and Column
bus road said point being at the southwest IS.
W. corner of the property known as the Eclford
lot or Eckford Garden. on the east side of Macon
and Columbus road. and thence east to the section
line dividing sections twenty-eght (2B) and TWEEN
ty-seven (2D In township fifteen u6). range sew
enteen Q7) east; thence south along said section
line twenty-one (2I rods; thence west parallel
with the first above mentioned line. being the north
line Of said property. to the east side Of said Ma
con and Columbus road. THENCE north along the
east side Of said road to the point Of beginning
and containing five (5) acres. less. and be-
ing the property upon which the grantor herein
now resides.
And will execute such title as 10 vested In me
which believe to be good. This the 14th day of
December, 1916. GEO. RICHARDSON.
- Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE
The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County

The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County
By virtue Of the provisions Of certain deed Of
trust executed by DIR. Thomas B. Paulette. on the
9Th day of May. 1909 to Harden n. Brooks Jr, as
trustee. to secure to Miss Mary Holman Of Meri-
dian, Mississippi. same being transferred August
10th, 1872 to Merchants and Farmers Bank Ma
con, Miss. o certain Indebtedness therein mem
toned. said trust deed being recorded in Deed
Book No. 3d. page lat in Chancery Clerks Office In
said county. Hardin H. Brooks Jr.. having resign
ed and refused to act as shown on margin Of rec
ord book 95. page 147. !. the undersigned, having
been appointed substituted trustee as appears on
record in book ns. page 44S. as substituted trus-
tee will on
Monday. ths 21th Day Of Jannary. IsI6. r
within legal hours In front o. the door of the court
house In the City of Macon. Miss, proceed to aell
at auction to the highest bidder for cash the west
half Of the northwest quarter of section two ~
township thirteen Q31 range eighteen (18) and 10
acres off the east side of the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section three [3) town
ship thirteen Q3) range eighteen (l8)
Being the same land decided by L. ]. McHenry
to 8. p. McHenry on the 18th day of January, 1898
and recorded in deed book rs page IA; and decided
by S. P. McHenry to r. B. McHenry on January
deed by r. B: McHenry to Thomas McHenry July
1908. deed being recorded in book 96. page 81.
and purchased by the said first party hereto on
the 10th dayof April. 1909 deed 10 which IL truly
recorded in deed book loo. page 10. Said tract
containing 80 acres or less according to gov
eminent survey.
The property mentioned In said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said indebtedness and the cost
Of this proceeding.
WILLIAM B. LUCAS,
This December 1Atb IqfB
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Permanent Pastures.

For permanent pastures in the
South a combination of bur Glow
err and Bermuda grass is very
satisfactory. The BERN u q a
grass furnishes pasturage during
the warm weather until further
growth is stopped by frost, while
the bur clover begins to grow
with cool weather in the fall and
provides pasturage during the
winter and spring. Where once
established on such pastures it
reproduces itself continuously.
On Bermuda pastures where bur
clover is not established it is rec
commended that burrows be plow-
ed through the Bermuda grass
from five to ten feet apart land
seed of bur clover, preferably in
the bur, be sown in these plow-
ed burrows in September. With
in a year or two the plants that
are produced in these plowed fur
rows will seed the whole pasture.
Disking such pasture in sum-
mer tends to stimulate the Ber-
muda grass. Broadcasting about
one bushel of bur clover seed in
the bur to each acre before disk
ing the Bermuda grass will u.s.
ually give a stand of the bur
clover. Home and Farm,
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sHUoUALAK

Miss Pearl Jackson, vofI Daney,
Ala, is here for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Paterson
were in Meridian shopping sever
al days this week.
Miss Mary Ella WEIGH has re-
turned home aftbr quite lengthy
visit to trinidad, Col, Kaufman
and Jacksonville, Texas.
Misses Loyedie May and Sallie
Chamberlin are at home.
Chas. Combs, of Macon. attend
ed the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Jessie Evans, Wednesday.
Misses Lillian Anderson, Eula
Kellis, Lenore ChamberliD, Willie
May Jones, Clay Overstreet, Juani-
ia Jenkins, Glennie Bell, Lillian
Combs and Myrtle Murphey are
at home from the l. l. & @.
Miss Cornelia Holt, who teaches
at Beuna Vista, is here.
A Christmas tree Will be ENJOY
ed at the school house Friday
evening.
Miss Sallie McCreight, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. A. Bell, left Wednesday for
Starkville.
The following boys are at home
from the A. & NJ: Smith Holt,
Campbell Sparkman and Alan Fut-
voye.
Miss Miller left Wednesday for
Macon.
Miss Nellie Carothers is with
her home people in West Point.
Mrs. Stennis and Mr.. Bob Evans
of Macon, attended the funeral
of Mrs. Jessie Evans, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Jett Combs has returned to
Greenwood, after a visit to rela-
tives here.
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ONE WHO LOVED HER.

Both on the California coast and
on the Bahama Islands men are
planning to extract the potash
from the seaweed that the tides
pile up on the beaches. The dried
kelp yields about nine per cent OF
polish. Its value is obvious; ordi-
nary commercial chloride of pot
ash, which is used in large guam
titles in making fertilizers, is quot
ed at 5000 a ton. When the war
broke out the price was $3S a ton.
The seaweed deposits on the shores
OF the Bahamas, often millions of
tons, come from the Sargasso Sea.
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IN MEMORIAN.

At one O'Clock Sunday morning,
Dec. IL. 1915. the sweet, spirit of
Gladys Mauldin winged its may back
to the God who gave it although con-
fined to her bed long months previous
to her death and at times suffering in
tensely she never complained, but said
that God knew best and does all things
for the best and bore all her sufferings
with christian fortitude and ever had
a bright smile of welcome for every
one.
Oh, how we shall miss her how sad
it will be to go there now and not be
welcomed by her bright sunny smile
and never more hear her sweet gentle
voice. Yes, we will all miss her but,
Oh, the void in the aching hearts at
home, mother. father, brothers and
sisters, to them her life meant SO much
and was such blessing and comfort.
If tender nursing, christian prayers
and medical skill could have stayed the
hand of death, then sweet Gladys would
not have died. But she is not lost
only gone on before, there to dwell
with Jesds-beyond .all suffering, sor-
row and tears watching and awaiting
he coming of her loved ones.
Gladys was one of the most beauti-
full characters ever knew; so pure and
noble; to know her was to love her.
She said the day before she died that
she loved every body and that she be-
lieved every body loved her. May her
pure life and the example she set draw
US all nearer to God. May Gods bless
ings be with the heart-broken parents,
sisters and brothers; may they be able
to bow in humble submission to the
al wise One, who never makes mis-
fake and may they comfort one anoth-
er with these words:
Well read the meaning of our tears,
And there sometime
Well understand.
ONE WHO LOVED HER.
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A Grateful Sound.

How grateful one is to meet a
sweet, well-modulated voice after
having had ones cars assailed with
all sorts of disagreeable sounds in
the form of feminine voices! The
woman who knows how to use her
voice has charm that will never
die, a form of personal magnetism
which few of her sisters possess.
Many person who can boast of
but little physical beauty is, new
ertheless, regarded as much more
attractive than other women of
pulchritudinous charm, simply
because she understands the art OF
speaking and can charm every per-
son she meets with the beauty of
q well 'modulated voice; I"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The State of Mississippi Noxubee County.
By virtue of the provisions Of a certain deed OF
trust executed by Steve Vargeine Clayton on the
15 day of January, 1914 to ]. E. Dorroh as trustee
to secure to Mrs. jeanette H. Dorroh certain in
debtedness therein mentioned said trust deed
being recorded in Deed Book No. Id. page 100 in
chancery clerks office in said county. l. the I'M
dersigned J. e. Dorroh as trustee. will on
Monday, tho 3 Day Of January, 1916,
within legal hours In front of the door 1.-THE court
house in the city of Macon. Miss, proceed to sell
at auction to the highest bidder for cash the south
east quarter of the north east quarter Is e " N
L W of section nine (9) township 16 north. range
10 east.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said indebtedness and the cost
Of this proceeding. ]. E.DORROH,
This Dec. 4th. 1915. Trustee.