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The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
Pop Geers Has One More
Than Million In Purses
Turf. TT - Not.

This ono. entitled Poor King.
~ ~ iped from J. IaFir she So
Louis farasrap hsr
T!a the voice % the pitcher.
hear him complain
They're making 700 work
Like truck horse again.
rf'a deuce ~ nrfr.
They know lts NOT my Har.
pitched fuiI some
just - wock ago. Friday
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
JAMES HAS BCCST
FOR hickey

hail rf.t.~ h4s -aa~ f.a.- ..a-..F
80 .,,tr,-- ~. - p-.--- r5..,-.-
And 49, Il none 1.le- nan or 55--
s,-6oa put Force v.-e- aar
val,-s5 soo, ~ rorts ,-s, v-s.
-, t.,-t.s..,.. $500 ..i-.s;-. .,.,.
,ne 81, s.,,.- -.,-,,.. .,fi, -,,. -,
ne vss M I---s- r-,~.-.. ssses
vba- =. ,-,rgN- -as --s ~s.-..
u.,b The pr~w~s
us-a ts vsst T.-as -a-r.-
~ oot ~ ,a. 10, ~, ,.,.a-
,17r che Tf-srs 4o-. ,-.r,
~, .--.. ~. ..-. -..s, ~
,sa. er-,f., s,.-t -r.,
t,v
"-rpe-. t--. .a-- loader --
The ~r,1 Tee - 81. g., ~
a. 49, 80 ,., ~ ,-..t-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
YALE GETS NEW
BASEBALL COACH

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept o.
Jack blossom captain Of the Yale
baseball team IN 1913. will coach
The team next season. n vas learned
hero today Blossom succeeds
Frank Qulnby who resigned
Blossom IL a former Cleveland
boy.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
WAVES DELAY
BOAT RACES

CHICAGO. sept . RouTh wealth
Or caused postponement ri ihe sec
oud day's events Ora tho American
speed boat championships here late
yesterdav. The events will be raced
today
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

~.r Dodgers and rot 3D." PM
ra4 under tue strain Festerdaf.
rrl Braves took two genes ana
r1 place
rgiags won both vauief Without
..Hr ono 10 liH reg uIar 81. hefH
,pb '4efr the r'"s'ni
tr, ptus swung Into their
A u+LIuv The gIauta its n
fne Giants have nGwadayH
srg SIR siaicr. - tho Brown~.
a.. - a-rr.ffiru that HE name lux
E.fa sf8ie home while Guy Morton
ding no
SHANGHAI trade fell on $4,000 600
.N 4tl4
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
Watching the Scoreboard.

YEsTFRDNY'- BOMERs.
.,.,ttIe uruVes Un Mar
,u.rd. badgers Chnsc. Buneds'
~ quinn, Trrrspin-i Kenworth,'
T<a,,fed. on H~enrn PlttfedHi
ps.krrt. pills, OF Hittrr. @iHhtSi
Wrrktr. Giants, OF hnif"~'-'
nHlfa
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09
GOOD SPORT
DUE TODAY
Fair Grounds Track
Should Be in Fine
Condition

Morning weather conditions pro
mise some excellent racing M the
state fair TO-DAY. The halfmlle meet.
ing was started late Yesterday AZ.
tvrnoon. two days late. and two
races were disposed OF before dark.
ness The track was very slow.
however. and was dangerous mp to
about 4 o'clock. when the racing
started
Ina JOY had soft time In the
- trct. and interest centered
chiefly IN the z: 80 trot which had a
field of g. dozen Easter Toddiug
ton vas the favorite, hut Ruth SAN
aalvocd came through FOR her rrst
victory ct The season. winning han.
dily and capturing many ducats FOR
her friends IN this race Boro Rose.
leaf tcll 'us' after the quarter turn
il tEc fourth heat and Wildstoue and
Bright Home stumbled over her.
Henderson, Who drove Boro. was
badly injured The summary
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

Hfner nosf~s aud 20 h~.stnI r.tr
h"en replaced hF Iitae1 baseball aua
- movies
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

PrintinE the plain neat kfnd--thnt
g. riEbt--'fimes Job Dept Main f52O.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-09

., ased 60 he -nid ~ club was M
stronger than IT. ufilit, men. This
rrRr clubs strcBEfh "a measured by
the bank acrount ~ the owner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
soalEaxr

News sChampion Corrssponsesc
Sunday, Nov. Z.
Charley Walker spent last Sunday in
PsOnia consulting . dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McDermsid left
yesterday the sth for Utah.
John McDermsid arrived last week
from Utah to visit his brother George.
A large crowd attended the party at
the Somerset hall given on the 2lst
birthday of Isaac Clark.
Mr. H. A. Reese and Miss Daisy Pet
erson were married in Delta on the sth.
They are spending their honeymoon at
Crawford.
C. H. Muhlestein, Henry Richards,
Hiram Zwallen, j H. Walker and Steve
Turchonski left for Grand Junction the
sth to take the mine examination.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

te sAils.ssa tAso9Ghout
ossias eAs satAsR by the cASis, n1iss
h1slls Miller viii plaD . sscssd s0le -
~ eslla Ssots Wilf - psoesvsA n ~
fvoet pest Il tAe cAueeA for ths ehil-
SssAay sv~aiaG tAs sssWea tseie
Gill Be ''rhe UHcso0sa naa." ns.
Guy PHlass vill sing bass solo. A.
tlga - ~ cAsis.
H. fseaG rsspas's Chsistiea Asss-
cistisa Il Cuaaissa Wiu nseet n ~
cAuseA q e:00.
4 essdiol iavitatisa is eKts~dsd -
the public to oil these seevices.
e. u. ROoessooa, Nns4ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
Tsssdav, No.. 9

-. =
Mrs. Louss Weiss - u Bs,> Tsssa>y
eurout< fos vuaesa.
Mike KelssAsr 90 dasuhAs may v~s<
down iron vslcsn Sunday.
A. \ Stsvsas pesHsosd FSl6ny spoa
several days spsat u Csswlssd
W n. ncFsdcsn, vifs ssa s.usAssr
eft last week fos Sa,e l.ake CITY.
Mr. end Nm. bsssis - ss joscsa9 osss
the : ib boy vho sssissd Gsesdnv.
August l.ss. vl1s 90 hnhg hsse
moved TO kessr fssa 49, nesjwia.
Mrs. FloVd Eluks and IN. q 3.
SPAN we're visissss - lob 4sdnssdAy.
Fred kosvisse took - e essl -
Powdsrhora mesa~y fer IN. NicAoas.
K. r. nesvslnaa, vife sed sus -
Fred kesvssss 90 wife spnuG Snadny st
Waunita.
ns. - IN. S@ Cs~pAeH hsSe nov
ed froR tAe A.k. saasA 70 1870 panch
for the wiatss.
\. p. 0seuslaAa sstueusl NAusu6nv
froa 0isssa0i uish thivey hseh q -
bulls, which ke pusehsssd sAsss.
Nike Volpe sed 1oaily lsft les Csuai
JuRctisa TkvssdAv. nr. Volps - hssa
moved - TIE 6sst ssctisa 80 q Ceeal
yuaetisa. ~ Lsas. - takss ~.
Nolpe's glaes hsss - 0oSo1 - 1onily
up fpoa kssas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
WUaEn1o0A
Aese-C>>~p>s, Cpssssoannno;

ee00A00DDo4D O0SS
Wednesday, kOs. 10.
L. A. Poster and Frsak Duna were
Gunnison visitors Tuesday.
Bryant Eastman brought Ja0. L.shs-
ritter out from Gunnssoa ea bussssss
Saturday.
The hl,sses Artsrbusn q opsaesr
spent the week end - Guests q Mss
Jessie Foster.
nrs. .. McDonoueh ssrivsd fSsa Per.
lin Thursday and is the guest cf Mrs
5. y. Nichols.
Nm. Glen Williams Of CssAsespa il
visiting her mother mrs. ka4sks and
Othss selotivse.
nr. end Nm. I'm. mcDs0saGA pnUpd
through he vslIey Friday - 0Asis 1hy
hsas fro@ Harry Youmea's.
CIessese ReAska 81 vile psnt 49,
ssoi dAys ia Guaaisoa ssesWtly visitiAg
st The Cse. AnAssws' heas.
Ths nissss Micks Il DeylsSl11a, -
ass sttssdiaG scAo0l N Gsaaissa, spsat
~ vssk ed OF POWasrh0sa - ~
lsmiy Il Fvsak Dusa.
A nsabss q esf pxs,ie sPistes1 ~
ssas 80 building . 49, bsiAD oesuBs
- CsA0llo bsIou D.. Collias S1si4saA.
4 Any's vssk - shss eivso - -
eohpol ho~os.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
oADUlD

ksos-CAaa0A.s Csssuaonn0nD:
nsnAn0, ~. q
Jss xsi6ao0 sseusns1 1Usa Dsavss
whess ~ vsst vteA ssos ssssIs.
nn. ksso.a ss0 n fssa Dsavss
FriAsV - viA sssisa q - Csaesay
stsso.
nns Cssss Gs1ss q Cuaaissa, visissl
fss - - wssk wisA ~ sisass, m.
JGAa Ws1os.
CAasssy WiAssa Osvs . nsSiag Vistsss
sAsw lsst SstnsAnv siUh4. nsss -
. go sttssAases.
rhe dsace ct sAe hell last Ssausaay
sight wss veil sttseasd - even bsay
eajoyed themselves imaeassly.
Frank Kunze rsflled on sevsssl tus-
keys Saturday night. They brought .
good round sum of money.
Jim Spsnn and family spent Friday
with James Shackleford and family, re-
tssninG TO jacks Cabin the same day.
There were ten automobile parties
here one day last week, oil having came
over the new road lately completed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
N0'S Can

nUUoCnomn1m OuGUunDnnnun0:
J. \. G9aaa sad vile Wsse visitoss st
naA1wia tSiAnv.
Ths tssasy sAsst u AlAOat SusdAy
halios - sae e'elsck.
nr. - M. C. .. Ssmpson we're
Cuaaiesa eolIess ppiAAy.
L. - y. apaaa 80 bssy tAis vssk
soWinG - ~ Csiss0As SPeia0.
AssAany CsasessA - Lasssl Spasa
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
DOYLEvILLE

News-Champion Correspondents:
Sunday, Nov. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little of Quartz creek
visited at T. R. States on Sunday.
W. A. Sheldon is building log shed
for Jim Mcdonald.
Mrs. ]. ID. Judy of Gunnison is visit
ing her grandmother at the Evergreen
ranch.
Mrs. Bertha Wright of Gunnison was
the guest of Mrs. Ella Slate the past
week.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Finley Nc
Donald returned from Denver and Fort
Lupton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Slate returned
Sunday from Denver in a Chevrolet
roadster.
r. p Mergelman OF lola came up in his
car Friday. He stopped at the Ever
green ranch
Miss Ethel Hatch left Thursday for
Denver and NJ Morrison. She expects to
Be gone al winter.
WIN Co,lsrd q Quarts creek vs.
sver Tuesday esd Wednesday visiting
n bestAef On Rasof creek.
us. - Mn. Dob P.eiia ,eft for Sah-
= sse.sday riGAA s.ns1 thess b. ths
sseipD illness u u1f Pskfia's fssAsf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
EPISCOPAL cooU10

Services will be held 1t the Episcopal
church in Gunnison 500, 1l:00 and 7:30
Nov. Z. The date Of regular services
in Gunnison has been changed to the
first Sunday in each month.
REV. ". B. MAGRAH, Rector.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

v~sxrnsd he~ss sftes month spent in
CiRoFr0a.
Dsassr Rschasdsea cad fsmily have
rssusnsd 10 ClRasvua after . month in
Gsnnison, Crested Butte and Denver.
I'm. CsrbsM, wife end baby moved
10 East River 0A the Butte branch. He
Aas bssa appesnted section foremsa st
tkst psist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
cAIuollc 0gsDogA

9ssvisss svssy ~ - dhis1 oua-
Aavs. Molly 0assss st eight 81 ~
s'cleck. Evening" service q Tn. Ssa-
day School ct one e'clock. WeeA day
assses at eight o'clock. Sers ices
second and fourth Sundays of month at
Crested Butte.
FR. Va. KIPP, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
~ ~

OD G
TSssdno, ~. y
c. ~ Csrr wss " l-shs O. ss~
"Wednesday nsght.
Chas. nendsuAali sssstsd kss 6nmSlv o.
knhe Csty ssst wsek-
Wn. Jory end l.sei CaG - . -
so I.aks City iest Sasusdns.
Rev. Wossi. preschsd sse@O = ~
scAsol cAisdren st fou1ae - tAnBs
dHy sfterneon.
h~ury johnson has tiainAsd Aun1g .
tsas of hay for J. \. Thsaesua & -.
Ella Greek ranch.
Dr. Cummings. T. J. Cpsel - D. =
Carr Ger. visitors sf she foU0ao oc4osl
Lost Thursday.
Mise Margaret Collier visited - Ger
Benson's over sunday. sssugun.G or
Monday TO Spruce.
Mesdames G. l.. Dwyer ssd wm.
Dorsn Of the Blue mesa were Guests of
Mrs. c. w. Csrr several days lass week
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
IA

~-@noas>uD cssuDmnunD
1n1u- ~. .
Mr. - ~. 8. y uw osausus
% S.sansssa TsssdnS.
A. 4 Sts~sns sunua1U pwsh.s,s
t~o thorosshhssd k>su1s6 ssaso
Ms~ msry AssUb~ - usssy 0sdnss
from osnsssaa 80 0u~sas q shs zssgssr
haue today.
Joan Bs'ssuAsok - = - -
knsom $50 ~ Slsisas - fsni,y lssn
Sunday sntil TussdnS.
Mrs. Ben Kns<y - 80 Es.nh ssss
ao~n frcn Gsnsissa spssssi ln0s q -
~ses WASTING ~. - ~. q 4. Uih.
Mrs. wilfesd ksss tuss Unua -.
zkeD Of fu1a. Ass9aa. y ~ ossss Il
her cosssssa. ns. - ns.. Essd Rss-
We're.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
nessYrIalAN cl,URCM

Sunday. Nov. II.
Regular services morning and even
ing. Sunday morning the pastor will
preach q children's sermon The ser
vice will be made of especial interest
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
OlNanou

EeSs-CAamp,oa Cssveavsaaesc~
Tuesday. Nov. ..
A. Z. veo spent Sunday sed mss1nv
ot Gunnis0n.
Tahe D.~es Ieft sssSsaay With his
shsep for shsir wissss essstsss.
d. c. vssash~rg visitsd his - MOI
1ny. ~ . susuub - lose fer -
Oiatss.
Wm. nsewse sai J0ek 0sUue ns4ss-
- - 0eatssss TsssAay 10 sstsad cssst
osU u ssssisa.
Nm. Nesu CoAss vhs - hssa takine
G.ss q ksr assAss st Whi1sUoAss, -
M. nesy R0s e nGu1sns hspi4sl
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
4suesul o1sau

Sunday School 10 q. m.
Morning worrhip IL .. m. SesMsa
subject: Dying We Live" Qoion
meeting Of the Young People 'USo-
cieties at the Presby terian church ct
$50 p. m. Evening Worship 7:3O,
our regular monthly musical program.
Short sermon talk by the pastor on,
TYPES Of Modern Men," The par
ticular type will be: The Man Who
Makes the Best of Himself"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
COUNTY NEWS NJ BRIEF

~n Sunday sssa ssss ss< - 49,
mse&~t-
-. d. Aissa seVpsd = GuVAa
A.sa a Osssesss ooiso - - -
a ~ Ussk-
I-sss sgsas e..s . e1AQ -.
ksnass Cry wssa 90 - sQunn1ud
uhssefscs bsis~ 10 ~ susus6 - -
suaUs thss cSmsnG yoaf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
At We Churches
olnBIlAn suGl1u

CAgis1ioa Scis0es ssgviese W1l -
~ - - pesiss Il ~ L. vsta hsssl
ounAav, - II Q q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

CHRISTIAN r. CARVER, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

SACRED ooNCERT PROGRAM
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BttTIL0.

II domingo on la tardr fuG bau-
tllada. "u Ia IgIr,la catodraI de- cs-
Ia cludad. la nina AdeIIna Rosa,
hiia del senior Eduardo Martinez
y de la sonora Emilia Renteria.
Apadrinaron cl actO las senoras
Victoria Gonzalez y w. R. Debcrs-
hire. acompaHadas, respectivamen-
tr. d" los sehOres +. \. HinojOsa
Y \. Farias GanO.
la orGue>ta del senior Carlos Me-
IclIin e>luyo tOcando duranlc la
tarir def domingo en- la casa lie la
sonora Gonzalez. dondc tuvO lugar
una lleSieclta para celebrar el bau-
JIsLuO de la pequena AdelIna Rosa.
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i FIN DE EVTTAR Ia CARESTIA
Viene de la Pag 4a.)

yyndiendO a preciOS mas altos, solo
tnndran derechO a que So les pa
cue cutrO pesos pOr hect0lItrO
lo maiz y cuatro por el de frijol
Hrdando Ell margen indicadO para
'o, gastos de los eXpendioS que
lbrln las autOridadeS.
Por uIlimo. dice ell decreto de
fHrrazas que Sc permite Ia accidn
popular que denunciara a los aca-
uaradoreS. dandO a los denuncian-
as I'm tanto pOr cientO cquitatNO
a. las r~anlidades de semillas y de-
mas eIementoS Que dcnuncien v Il
So rompriebe que cSlan acaparan-
lose sin eX]penderse al pueblo. cas-
5gindoSe Ell TODD case los dcnun-
'io, raIumnioSoS, cvilando de tai
Iodo IoS abuses que pueda haber
~ una y Otra parte.
Este dccrrIo como la mayor par
de- los que cypiden los villislas
.o jinnc mas objelo que aulorizar
I roDo que en- grandc eScaIa VIE
au tirruDando haze tempo, pucs
Il bicn los acapadorcs 10 dan a
,rnrioS altos - por cI ValOr inf
liD que llcnc la mOucda. VA Sc vera
MO- ru -uuuI, I,s ,i1iIp. raurnu
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e. r~escllo de los biiletes m~aytorenis
tas Sc hace irrcgularmcntc.

De HcrmosiIIo comunican a estu
ciudad que e. pIbIico de ]aqueIla ca
pital csta muy Quejoso por Ia ire
guiaridad con que sc hacc 81 r~ese.Io
del panel moneda en- la Ofjcina esta-
bIecida en- ell Palacio de Gobierno.
No Sc sabc Dor que motive. una
oricina dc tai iudole, que deDeria des
ompenar diariamcutc sus Iabores ha-
ciendo yalidos los billetes que sin eI
seIIo resultan sospechosos, haya re-
sueIto reseIlar unicamentc en- los dias
sabados, domingos y Iunes. y clio con
mucha Ientitud Y con no poca acri-
tud en- ell tratamiento a los tenedo-
res del papel moneda.
FL Prefecto del Distrito. senior
AVON, ha recibido bien fundadas que
jas q este rcsprrio, y aumuIr los
rIaiuso> son alrndido> y 81 r~c--eIIo
hacc, cl nal subsiatc, pues solo sc re-
scI!a 4 los qucjosos. No cs possible
que TODD ell mundo este ~presentando
Queias oue dicha autoridad hi ten
dra tempo para oirlas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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E.

Carlos lIorninIez, rdad , dias,
i9G9 North Laredo Street; lGlanus.
Juan PoIaro. rdad , s"manas, 2l9
Gr"u"t Street: inanici6n.
TuIrna Ar0rha. cdad 10 mrses,
}oG Maryland Street; c6lcra infan-
3D..
Jos" Lopez. cdad ~ meses, 2l0
Angelo Street: gasIrocnlcrilis.
y. Eirrro, cdad > mcscS. III South
Santa Rosa Avenue; enLcritiS.
Carmen Pcna, edad 10 meses. 9ii
Guadalupe stree; culerOcOlltIs.
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EtLLECiMiENTO.

De McAIleu. Texas. nos comuni-
can Que a las 10 y 10 minutes del
dia p def actual, dej6 de eXisiir el
niho Eugenio Z. LongOria, hijo del
senior Eugenio L. Longoria, apre-
ciabfe ~suscriptor nuestro a quien
hacemos ~presenteS nuestraS condo
lancias por tan infausto aconteci-
mIent0.
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NACIlIIENTUS.

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educatiya de utilidad practica, que
corfiene 20 lcccionc5 de Ia vida dia-
ria. Ensena 10 que debe hacerSe
para alcanzar eXjto en- los negoclos,
en- el estudio, en- 10 cue el hombre
Sc propouga. Is una obra muy
dtil 800
LuzbeI en- CampaHa ~(pastoreIa) 4oc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13
TRADE BALANCES UP AND DOWN

Because the Department
toms district foreign trade balance than $4,000
Tor me week ended October 2 20000
for the one just ended last
sales are moving by fits and starts They going at top speed all
the
@ vessels the
other shipping under
o circumstances OF an inadequate
routes because OF war restrictions
they clock work
Let an extra large feet of merchant here
and saghway load them
VIII" SUch cargo5 that our export figures dizzy
e"e ana smaller ships come to MAX the
awaiting ocean transportation and do gothe figures.
The Department
Tar as the customs officers reports They do no
"o" "' we are selling to peoples
That why there by fabulous
would
taken from our ports in this calendar
which calls for it all; we getting the
there 0 bushes donebv us
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13
DELEGATES NAMED.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 13.-Delegates
have been named to represent the
four Methodist churches of Jackson at
the annual meeting of the Mississippi
conference of the NJ. E. Church, South,
to be held at Laurel, commencing on
November %, with Bishop James Z.
Atkins presiding.
The Jackson delegation will be the
largest in the conference, as represen.
tatiyes of Millsaps College and Meth
odist Orphanage will also be sent from
this city.
1t is not believed that any changes
will be made in the Jackson pastor
ates this year, as present incumbents
have not, in any instance, served the
usual fouS period.
On Mok ind Tuesday of confer
ence wei Examining committees
for the " classes of young men
who are } for the ministry will
hold theiS kssions.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13
CHARM OF STATISTICS

The interest in figures always
ach them International Mis-
on Union succeeded doing
the the telling American women
spend $l000O poode poodle will not find
reading?
millions him
dealers however discovered long that
and they WI" not be surprised When told that $1OOOOOOO spent
cooling doubtless
they sell $7S00o,0oO worth Of to the
The field investigation would repay filling
by the
much for shoe watches and hat
pins he would make volume
els
buying shoe
them in stop eating candy or hano NAT
pooe spend the money far
heather rrevent bu aanbic I,
the old
Perhaps they ought it, they won't
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13

Meridian, Miss, Nov. 13.-ln a state
ment issued today Congressman s. A.
Witherspoon denied that he was in
any combination to defeat Woodrow
Wilson for denomination. or to turn
over the Mississippi delegation to any
candidate. He said that he had not
discussed the matter with Senator
Nardaman and that he had heard the
latter say that he thought Wilson
would be renominated. lie declared
the intimation that he and Senator
Vardaman were in any combination
OF the kind anoged was false and was
done for The purpose Of aiding John
Sharp Williams in his campaign. so
that he might benefit from Wilson'S
popularity in case he, Senator VIII
liams, had opposition. Congressman
refused to make any
statement as to whether he would be
a candidate for United States Senator
or not
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13
CANNERIES IN BILOXI
USING SWEET POTATOES.

Biloxi, Miss, Nov 13.-Twenty or
thirty thousand bushels of sweet pota-
toes will be in all probability canned
by the Biloxi Canning Company this
season, according to J. B. HUMPHREYS,
manager Of the company, who stated
that last year he canned d quantity of
potatoes for experimental work. This
year he has gone to work upon a much
larger scale, and is putting up at pres
cnt 300 bushels daily. He expects to
find sales for the potatoes in Northern
and Eastern markets which were here
tofore supplied by Baltimore produc-
GrS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13
BILLIONS FROM THE CROPS

At November the country to til
American farmers half billion
when most believed for many de
to
AT S30O00O in 1914 those the of
nation absolute
uad trade and returning the
agricultural communities this
With the products which Pro
OF the earth waiting them
come
with very much quantities
gain in
what bounty this shall
overlooking witt riches
ASquth has decided that
directed by ommitte
poeon would have made committee
Villa with his the American houn
Diary lie over
Constantine refuses to tell tho
Allies what S
pended?
The Russian cartridges nor the enemy
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-13
FORUM OF THE
PEOPLE
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Editor. The News:
1 wish TO express my appreciation
as an officer of the State Baptist Con
yentjon. which has just adjourned. for
the splendid way in which The News.
through its special reporter, Rev.
Gaines Hightower, handled its pro-
ceedings. The service would have
been highly creditable to any news
paper of the South. Its accounts were
accurate, interesting and comprehen-
siye. 1t often happens that a news.
paper reporter not accustomed to re-
ligioUs gatherings and on the outlook
for the sensational. magnifies small
incidents and makes upon the public
an impression very different from that
intended to be conveyed by the speak
ers. Mr.. Hightowcr being to the
manor born, presented an account
which faithfully reflected the spirit
and sentiment OF the convention. and
at the same time made a most inter
esting news story. congratulate
Mr.. Hightower and / congratulate Tho
News, which by the way has improved
about one hundred per cent in the last
few months. Yours truly,
j. L. Johnson,
Pres. Mississippi Baptist Convention.