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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
OATH TO NEW ADMINISTRATION
TO BE GIVEN NEXT
TUESDAY. .,....-'
BOARD WILL ALSO SELECT
DEPOSITORY ON THAT DAY
Affair viii Be informai-Commissio n
ers to Hold Reception After Undue
tion-sonds Of Police Officials All
Filed and Are Now Being Examined

All officials of the city government
including the board of commissioners,
police officials and patrolmen, and
all subordinate officers are busily eli.
gagged today in getting ready for in
duction into office at the city hall
next Tuesday morning.
The officials will serve for a per cd
of two years, and the oath of offi2e
will be administered to every one ct
the city hall connected with the gov.
ernment, regardless of in what ca
pacity.
Announcement was made by Mayor
Batson this morning that Immediately
after the commissioners take the oath
meeting will be held and a deposi.
tory for the city's funds will be select
ed. The Citizens Bank has acted in
this capacity during the fiscal year
which ends next Monday night.
, The oath of office will be given the
board Of commissioners by Circuit
| Clerk T. ]. Nixon. While detailed
plans have not yet been made, it is
likely that Mayor Batson will admin
lister the oath to the other officials
after the commissioners have beer
sworn in.
The induction into office will be in
formal in every respect, it was explain
ed today, and will attract but little at
tention. The city fathers, however
are planning to receive visits from
their numerous friends who are ex
pected to be present during the fore
noon on Tuesday to extend congratu
lations and good wishes.
The bonds Of the members of the
police department already have been
filed and are being examined today
All of these, it is understood, will be
favorably acted upon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
Formidable IS Lost
In English Channel
Pride of Navy Is Sent to the Bottom Carrying Nearly 700 c
Her Crew, While But II Survivors Have Been Reported
Whether by Mine or Submarine Not Yet Deter.
mined--England Aflame With Indignation
(By Associated PYess.)


London JAN 1.-The daring the
Britain today
by the admiralty the sinking English
Formidable, the pride Englands Of he
hitherto has believed big
naught taking
For the second time in fortnight the entire
indignation
admiralty
the English Channel
compshed its behind covering
suddenly s appeared.
DISPLACEMENT $4,000
calls
admiralty
ton to this effect however.
Not
LOT the Formidable.
CRIES OF ALARMIsTs
beginning OF
have insisted the British vessels dahng through the
costs and compelling the German fight
admiralty is not taking their cries seriously however
This New greetings extended
another
have filed with applicants positions
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
TWO-DAy SESSION
OPENS TOMORROW
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
TO MEET AT MAIN STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH.

The first session of the Forrest
County Sunday School convention will
be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at the Main Street Baptist
church, corner Main and Fifth streets.
The Rev. II. H. Webb will conduct
the devotional exercises of the open
ing session, which will be followed by
the business session. Then will come
the address of the Rev. Fred Long on
Smelling Pod of Peas"
At the afternoon session the Rev.
W. l.. Linfield will have charge of the
devotional period and Miss Rosalie
Edwards, Frank James and the Rev.
]. S. Zeran will speak on subjects
touching the different phases of Sun.
day school work.
At the Saturday night session, be
sides the visiting specialists the Rev,
Z. D. Solomon will speak on "Tomor.
rows Lesson and How to Teach it,"
This address will relate to the lesson
for next Sunday and should prove In.
teresting to those who study the Uni
form lessons. w. l.. Pack will tell
how to introduce graded lessons.
There will be no sessions Sundr
morning. but in the afternoon
Christian, Miss Edwards
James will deliver y
which will close the G.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
sw fear Born in
t3L0re OF Trumpets
and Ringing Bells
sANkS AND POST OFFICE OBJ
= SERVE HOLIDAY WHILEs
OTHERS WORK.

lth tie blowing of scores Of fac
tor Whistles. and the ringing Of count
les bells interspersed with fire works
OF Up ceanon cracker variety, the New
yea was ushered into Hattiesburg au-
splc-usly 1t was an ideal night for
the arious watch parties in the sew
eral ections of the city, and hundreds
witnessed the passing of the old and
the cning of the new.
TheNew Year is being observed but
little tn ! city today, however. With
the e%eption Of the banks and the
postofHe, practically all the public
and o,iness Offices remained open
during le day. The three banks have
remain, closed all day. Holiday
hours levail at the postoffice, how
ever, al a few Of the employees there
are enJung a full holiday
Therevas but one delivery of mail,
that 'hahg been made at 0 O'Clock
this morng. There were two collec-
tons lnhe business sections, at
O'Clock a, at noon. The call box de.
partmentlt the office was opened
from y 10 o'clock, and when II
closed, tnlwindow clerks were given
a holiday(or the remainder of the
day The ok box section, however,
Will be oE all day, and all mails
will be d atched and received as
usual
one OF biggest watch night par.
ties In tae w"~ .Nat conducted OF
the Main st church by the
Rev. e. d. The church kept
/ open house the last whistle
announcing Of the New Year
had been b scores of mem
bers Of the / engaged in the
merriment.
New Year les were conducted
at the Sacred It church this morn
ing. Mass lid at 6 o'clock, and
at O'Clock the was High Mass and
a sermon by thRev. Father EMS, the
rector.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
ATTORNEY GENERAL IS.
. GOING TO WASHINGTON
STATES LEGAL AuTHcRsTX Tt5
EXAMINE WITNESSES IN ANTI.
TRUST SUIT. ~

Jackson, Miss, Jan. f.--Attorney.
General Ross A. Collins win leave the
latter part of next week for Wa shing
ton, to examine witnesses in connec
tion with his famous $6O.0OO.ODO anti.
trust suit aaginst the Mobile & Ohio
Southern in Mississippi, Alabama and
Vicksburs, Alabama Great Southern
and New Orleans and North Eastern
railroads.
just how long it will require the
attorney-general to take the deposi.
tions of prominent railroad officers is
not known, but it Is learned that
among those he will exa mine will be
Fairfax Harrison, president of the
Southern railway.
From Washington Attorney-G General
Collins will go to New York on busi-
ness connected with the legal depart
ment Of the state.
The suit ssainst-Fhe, railroads. al.
leging that all were owned and con.
trolled by the Southern in violation
of antitrust laws, that in some cases
their lines ran parallel, and competi.
tion really did not exist, was filed
some time ago in the chancery court Of
Lauderdale county. THE taking of
depositions began months ago, and NJ.
c. Moore, now rate expert for the rail.
road commission, was on the stand
for many days. his testimony cover.
ing several Thousand pages of type.
written matter. Thousands of docu-
mentg records, ets, also were intro,
duce in Meridian and made part of
the teeeRd
So far Ehe railroads made defen.
dants have not offered their witnesses
and testimon. probably win be an.
other ponth 81 Nrrney-cS a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
c. & S. |. RAILROAD
HAS NOT BEEN SOLD
REPORTED TRANSFER TO BUR.
LINGToN LINES is RIDICULED
BY COMPANY OFFICIALS.

Gulfport, Miss, Jan. 1.-The report.
ed sale of the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad to the Burlington lines, which
has gained widespread publicity recent
ly, is causing a great deal of amuse.
ment in the office of the former road.
officials of the former company say
that during last year the sale of the
road has been reported half a dozen
different times, although the reports
were based on nothing but surmise
The Gulf & Ship Island has not
been and is not being sold. This much
seems definite, after a talk with a
number of officials of the road. ~.
The recent visit of President Marx.
ham of the Illinois Central to Gulf
port, presumably on a purely social
trip, was taken up by rupor as m in-
dication that there was something
doing" by way Of sale of the G. q
S. l. But no one takes seriously a
proposition that the II. c., which AL
ready has Gulf Coast terminus. would
buy the local line, Therefore rumor
adjusted herself TO meet this argu-
ment by making the Burlington buy the
G. & 81. 4
Now, according 10 q. G s. I. Off
cials, rumor tailed to consider that
there is no poss'pie>sway for the Bur
lington to reacH the northern terminus
the G & ST.. They can get neither
'cksor Tor to Hattiesburg. What
''he Burlington could buy
.It of Tennessee and
connect them with
and would not
near G. & S. l..
tore, that the
sold. How.
ente
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
PLEADS GUILTY. --
AND FINED u

Pleading guilty to one
charges of violating the
for women, Nathan
$40 in Police Cour
Batson. Two &C
registered agains
of the cases W"
mayor.
A G.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-01
sAIS WELL DRlI LER MADE
TARGET OUT OF HIN
Scene Of Tr.,h,. rs.a r
~ > hattiesburg by Filing
Suit-W : o,.. s p.,;.
''''pa' sfendant---Tatum Lumber
0"'Pa'Y m ade Co-defendant.

Suit for s5,oOo damages alleged TO
have beer iuficted IN wv n Tatum
ioS' Octoue'' 'fas filed in the Forrest
0ouh'y -'cei'y court today against
W. A. Garrett, or pa1ican Ia who
uAlh lew Weeks ago, was head
urhier Ior lne Tatum Lumber Com
parry at its worke near Sanford. Miss.
Inc lalum Lumber Company,
owned and operated bv w 8 F.. Ia.
tum, father of w. O. Tatum. is made
o-oeiendant IN The suit
Ipe ease IN ell probability will
Pme y Tor trial at the March term
Of the court.
- TIE tling q HI "a damage suit is an
echo OF sensational shooting case
alleged to have occurred near San
ford on October IA, in which much
interest in Hattiesburg was shown,
owing to the prominence Of the young
er Tatum.
According to the bill filed today by
W. o. Tatum, Garrett, who from June
~ till October IA, had been head
driller at the lumber company's plant
near Sanford. not only subjected the
complainant to many indignities by
drawing revolver on him, but actual
ly shot at Mr.. Tatum when the latter
attempted to bring the conversation
to a close and walk away
THE defendant held the muzzle OF
the revolver a few inches from the
complainant's face" the bill continues,
i"and held the complainant under total
restraint of his liberty for several
minutes, threatening to shoot and kill
he complainant if he did not pay the
'Ium Of money demanded"
r Continuing, the bill recited that
when MFR. Tatum attempted to get
,way from Garrett, the latter fired
upon him.
The causes leading up to the alleged
ssault are given substantially as fol
.1ws The Tatum Lumber Company
cd employed Garrett as head driller
its works near Sanford, where a
a for oil or gas was being bored.
ling the absence of w. S. F.
I'm, w. o. Tatum was in
-ge of the work On Octo- |
IA, after the plant had been
ed. Mr.. Tatum declares in the bill,
went to Garrett and asked for the
20 or record and the time book of
employees Of the plant, which the
'rred to transfer to him. A
ey owed by the company
Is to have been paid the
younger Tatum, the bill
transfer of the log and
lis transfer. Garrett is
sfused. A quarrel en-.
alleged assault followed
Tatum Lumber Com
"A Garrett a sum Of mon
sVand has in its posses
- Garrett, Mr.. Tatum
,,.ihy a co-defendant,
attaching the property
suit against Garrett
yington county some
Alp AGAIN.
Jan. IAN
in the pr
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Spe3ial3ug 5u benuben uno fih beiul
8oriiber oeS RationaI. aomitees, Gr.
6. $. Beinsberg, 2s05 gafapette
4pe., Ct. 2cuis, 3eitig on5umeloen.
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oer geiu9 Oes goiemite garfs, Sos
4ngeloS, San diego, @rauo Gon-
non un0 pie[c anoere GebeusDlr0ig.
feiten elm Die 8beiInebmer fonuer
ieoo6 Die Riidreiie nah geIieben Tn.
nerbalb Der neun3tg Eage ouf irgeno
elmer nnoeren gabhIinie arrangie-
rem. @eftare Ai1sfunft nno Cite.
rotur miro oaS aomitee beforgen.
6otel8 eierpation ODER 9riDat.I8ob
nung beioret Serr Sn. 5. Bubble.
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abfabrt oes 5pe8ial3uges BON ct
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10000 5ub bod Die tDun6erborl
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mobilen nad Dem ErpitoI Bart =
freie Gabrt nit iiebcHitiiuoigem altf
entbnIt iii Der ld0nen @~ebirgsitoo'
GenDer. abfnhrt non COLORADO
Springs Donneritag Morgen
nbr, onrd ens 6er5 Der 5elienge
birge, ben nunoerbnren Rona
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loraoo uno 6en GaqIe Niuer Cannon
nod @lenfDooO Springs, moieLbI
bic @~eIegenbeit aeaeben miro, Ell
Bah in ben b~erithmteu hciken "a.
| bern 5u Hebmeu, gLutauit In Gal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02

aorreipon6ent 8. $. Robmeper.
Qeraafeiten uno @eI6er fir Die
,Cmaba Iribiine" peroen Don benz.
6rib 9osfine mo Gina gr6rfens
BON gQIma1e, ionic gr.Sbpriff ST..
Ro6rs BON sluburn ltatteten ms am
Samitag an9eue6me 8riitde alb.
Gem 8un6es 5enutor o.. %.
@itdcof, ipelder bier am 5auitag
anldBlih Ner @ronuierung Der
SdulfinOer eirien @ortrag belt,
wur0e TIM grano Sotel BON ettpa so
@eid1ftsIeuten ein 6eitmabl gege.
6ell. Pin 6emielbeH betheiligten iif
icpobI aepublttamer ME 1emofra.
ten.
Or. Sermann @erbaro Don 0nn,
ba tpeilte tu geiuf BET Sohn Miottes
bierIeI6it. @r mar ouf Der 9nrb.
reile Don Omaha mad SDracuie be-
griffen, no er Der 9eriammlung Oea
6ortigen giir9erbereiHs beipebntg
uno in oerieIbet bic 9duptreoe hielt.
Geo. Seller. tpeIder augeflaqt
NOR, oen gctfud geftadJt 5l habea.
I'll. 2ottie Sn0leD IL Dergeipaltigen,
spiroe nod m~ebrtd8i9er @eridlts-
Itbitng BON ben WeidDorelien ais
,nidt ihuloie@ ertI6rt.
9itus grnu6t bat BON @enrp
godianot 6eiien oItlid bon 3olmaee
beIegene 100 4der yarm fir 5000
per ader, ODER fir insgeiammi
$4,000 gefauFt. 9ies lit Der bod,
Lite Breis, peIher ienlols fir 9on6
in Der Ealmage Nahbnridaft &C.
Ba6It tDnroe. gitus lit obar eth gu
ter 2anopirt6 ulo peiB. Dab oieies
2ano ben 8reis iDerth lit.
90. 8. Genn, benz filr3lih Bel ei.
mem Ginbrude in iein Saus eint
aoI0ene u9r uno cine 4anriummg
qeitoblen mur0e, Fat bic llbr uieoer'
erldngt. Ser 9ianoIeiber iol oben,
orein nod Die ron Serrn Bern ofie'
rierte geIobniing BON $40 erbaltcr
baben.
1rau %. g. 9riigmann. neldel
lduaere Nodeu our Sur in erection
Springs, DO meiltc, 1T Gnhe oel
letter Modc Hah bier 5uriideefebrt
Mi[6eIm Sen, peIdrr iih eben.
fnds lit Creditor Springs aiiFbdIt
Ion, pse uus mitgetbeiIt miro, baIi
wieber geneien iein. 10 ouB CT mad
ieincr Aiidfcbr iidj init gergniiger
uieoer Ieinem aiito Di6men fam.
Ger bier III gisnng getDeieHi
Mlaiterniu 0es bieii8en 1iitriftsge
ridts tuurbe BON 8iiater 9eeIep or
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-02
ansylcOrasta GitD unb llmgegenO
uiunnrmIIm

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iAporenen ith am Samitag gnah
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oaB in i'm oaae anospen iprun.
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fa Gitp ut6 llmgegenb einen aeaeu.
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@egen 10 ll1r Miorgens brad III
Der bieiigeu 0toe grauerei eih Sdo.
0enfeuer aus, pelhes einen gerluit
BON etrun $1,000 Bis 5000 perur.
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man balO aus, oaB oieiel6en ben
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nidt benubt Dor0en noreIt. Gin
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@inoItiae berrihte, fonntpn meitere
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rettet merben. Mie mir boreH, i'll
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0cdt.
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Moraen tn Dem 6ofrauIne BON q.
8. Niemann & Con, melde an Gen.
trol Aoe. Elm 6errenfleioergeid1it
iotpie cine 9enIide Reinipungsan.
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nngeriftete 5hoOen mar ni1t nen'
nenstpettb.
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Eefter bon llna0iad, iomie 5rat
6rib Slider bon Gioge 4reciufi
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modem, In unierer Stn0t.
5p1n gs. @ilmnIn ui0 Grdli
f~eierten am Mont1g bus Set ibrer
%goloenen 6od5eit. SammtIidle 5ebr
Icbeuom a,noer nabmen an Der fell
erli6en @eIegenheit tell. 8ahI-
reihe 6rennoe Des murOigen Gbe,
ponres eutboten ben Snbiloren ber5.
Iite grntulati0ueu.
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Die Oeut(d6e Wod6e.
Gpesial5ua Oes RatiDnal6nnbes Jun
NatiOnal aDnDention mad SaH
JraneiseO,

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Nanoma.B actfic .ausiteIung fiHoet
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1elttih.a merifaner, melHe ote Ab-
Tidt baben Ste glusitaIlung 81 be-
Fuhen, ioaten ibren @eiud fir 0ieie
gsohe eiarihteH Bonn 3. Dts gum
Z. ailauIt tnat Der 8. giationolsaons
bent Des 9eutId amerif1niIhen gn.
tional 9un6es. Gem grnit Der 3eit
unD Der ben ameritanifden 8iIrBern
oeatfder @ebut uno Abitammitng
bcrIlegenoen nidJtigeu aufgaben nn-
gemeITen, miB Der aonbent Der
ar0bte UNI b~eoeliteubIte ner0eh ben
Scr gltn0 ie d~b8ebaIten Bat. 2ns
motiondL Yropaaan0o. un0 Eraus-
pcrfnticHsaomitee bnt @orbereituH-
gen aetroffen fir Spe5iaL3 ige, wel-
DIE ct. @ouis afn 26. Suli, a6eu6s
1130 l11r, perIniieu, inter %erfaare.
men 8iibrera lteben ufl0 in aanias
Gin COLORADO Springs, 3enDer,
@leniDoo6 Springs mo 5aIt Safe
GitD geuiigen0 aufentbalt babeil
fuer0en, mn ben G~beilnebmern Sc
Ieaenbeit ali gebetJ Die groBnrttgiten
Roflirtpun0er Der Melt IN augeu.
Ihein sit nebmen. Ger Spe8ial5uq
bcItebt aus Bulniarts, Eouriit.
gpeiIe., @rp1d. nno grfriidungs'
Moaen. Zen 1beiInebmern bieteI
nd hermit Bic GeIegenbeit, oil
bahrt Off Die biIigIte 9eiie 5it mo,
hen, nj angenebmer @eielidoft, I'm
ler gutter Gibrttng, un0 itn0 dr9tli'
der &iIfe geipiB, meIIil liotbiDeHoig
Mae GeutiM.M merifnner mo be-
rea Greuu1e IiuD eiEsgglnoeHs oeF
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G6rcnpoac sopFertcit.

Ser gefreite Bad 6es gionier
6atailtpns "a Bat iciuem 9rappen
tell ourd bereorpn9enoe Eapierfcii
gang defenders gAre aeHadlt. @ah
reno oes sdieBens nit minenIuer
tern bat er In Itartem feiliOlihet
5rier ben Mut geEabt, iiber oas
irrie 6clS aus Der 3efuus beraiis'
suae1en, nm ieine bnriienocn So.
mcraoen nit 9rinfuoiicr 81 oerie.
ben. Spdter barrie CT aui ieinenr
fart befeuerten geobaGtungspoiter
10 lnlae aus, Bis elm gdrapnel
ibua bcioe 9eine nit IL au9ell
Onrdbobrte. CT lit Sitter Oes 81
Ierncu arpuSes 1. uno 2. alnii,
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